Stops Itching
filth Tuvalu, Aggravated by Hot
Wpctlm. Quickly Cured.
all is known lthat fit)potr ,the
tin reIuedI.W a the t e tori
gim- itchta
Ir applies
a, and tort to summer;
II trpub as which are aggrav 't I;
W Weather Its merit will be n'~
uprachted 0n the tender skin
. ”It“! as nfantl. poslsm may be used
in; Ind beneficial effects
“W” pdoxterusllymn Its remark-
Noah at; power. bt‘igitij their Work
fitm‘d‘lfl. Including ecterna
trpesmuh temp, eta. yield
Wits re the e curative prop».
decision lap lllratious of pos-
In small quantities, will quickly
pimples, hives. blackheads,
h,li and will rt9iit~ve and cure. Itch
Ins. fact. scaly spam, huruors, etc A
special fill-cent package has been adopt-
tor those who use poslam for these
miller troubles. This, as well as the
“flier two-dollar lat, is on sale at
Who clitlb armacy. Etiw ...W Kei-
toy Jr. 'suud other leading drtig stores
In th orwal.
‘ '~a,xpetimcntal supply of poslam
« .l‘lla obtained free of charge, by
wt 3 to thc Emergency Laboratories,
82 West Twenty-filth Street, New York
p on. .
L
EIGHTH RECIMENI M EETS.
. RWICH, Sept 18.-—-The 39th an-
“nu l reunion of the Eighth Regiment.
Connecticut Volunteers, met here yes-
with! cl elected General Edward
more! Norwich, permanent presi
dent kw’l‘het‘c arc teh companies III the
regiment and one 'man was elected
from each company for Vlt'e president.
'I’. 1! Hurley. of Hartford was elect
slipper, taut score ry pad treasurer.
Tllg, pox reunlon w. l‘bo hold III Ha'rt
W—
ONLY, CURE FOR DYSPEPSlA.
13“." push, oéNew gastt c.
III-tibial”
‘I Buttered years ‘tw
dosed to have great distress
cal ibelebiug. I tried everything i
could hear of. but nothing helped me
_ unflil toot; Brazilian Balm. and one 50
, ““95”“ lo cured me completely.“
as lé by R. H. Plaistoti, F. H.
Bllxdr and The Clifford Pharmacy ”
O
PAMELA:
B ml‘q III-11' Gold “Mtliai Flour
it” ,. Issuance
Tllllifi .fit for hiding can be
" 9' . l’foiind ac»: ..
CIIIAS E. DQW’S
’I ’ t‘l 9" I:
HARDWARE.
' 112 WASHJVNCTON STREET,
:7“. when;
no so and $714.75
Come in and ask us
how- to get one on
or send postal and
representative will call.
rally
1.91)}
THE NEW
TEL VICTORIA
9h: MINUTE irn did tibEI'I‘Bil"
_-. 1 . EU KOREAN ELAN”
Ont l
and! eotrlo Light. ThrougbeuQ. IV-
ltVNMHcdtc‘dl
I
H nurse REASONABLE.
9 c' f u
99w... ..Iaarttarma...
attendin amino
n and: will; medial it
Sunday Dinners, 750ts.
Horace E. Dana & Son,
' Reedilz Volk '
run I Speclci Foam. Bil ‘
Have you ever thought of unto; a.
set of handsome shirt waist plus to
“stay your long Veil? The ,IImIIII
ones are caught at the front and sides'
of the hat. to hold the veil secure and
the larger one holds the long ends
nfllust the hair at the nape or the
oc
’, Sensible women will hold to the
sleeve of only regulation length ‘-f|rI
Ishdd with link' ou‘t'fs MI morning anti
business; the very long sleeves are
not suitable.
Such short sleeves as appear on the.
new gowns this season are III the tra-
turc of ovor'slcevcs and are left open
to display close shirrod uudcrslccves
of sorrre transparent material.
The “Pocahontas" band a combina-
tion of feather breast and wings or
quills. is one of the favored trimmings
for full bats.
Intrumt table gores on walking skirts
make. up for the absence of plains.
Qpltntltios of white sotttathe inter-
sptiscd with black silk balls trim a
stunning gown of white. Atccssorics,
sash, hut. otc., are black ‘
Uritil One peers the Immense pletnr~
aque huts actually worn. she is in-
clined to be very sltcptltnl regarding
their practkality and beauty: but at
to; seeing them worn with the lovely
goth they accompany, there can be
no doubt of their beauty, of any rate
and nobody expects all bountiful
things to be‘ practical.
ique’ot‘ Clam Bouillon from the
Modern Priscilla: Wash thoroughly
IWO uurts of soft sltellcd clams. Put
in. a kettle. Add one fourth (up hot
water, cover, and cook until the shells
open. Drain all liquor from, clams
and strain through a double thickness
(if cheese cloth. Add enough boiling
water. to claut water to make four
cups liquid. Fry otre tablespoon litre-
ly cut onion and two tablespoons grat-
ed carrot itr twa tablcspoons butter.
titre minntcs Add two tablespoons
flour and stir until well blended. Then
your on gradually. while stirring con
stantly. the (lam water. tiling to tho
bailing point and let simmer five
minutes. Strain and add . one, cup
cream. the yoke of two eggs. a slight
grating of nutmeg, anti stilt ttutl pepper
to taste.
Ribbon with knoltcd cor ornament
lluishtll
of new touts I'trllV to the waist Iiuc.
says Toilettcs, Is It feature in Ircccs
stirial plylcs of the erosion.
4 !
HotelMalIackeluo
J. Fl. CONNOR, Mgr.
_—
lot-vice and Cuisine Up to Data.
Rate: ‘2 per day and upwardl.
'II‘,’
Stocks“ General Norm-Iron menu
__-.-—
TEL. CALL 988.
45 Wall suffix/Ink.
Real Estate and
Insurance.
;9-. I; Il‘l,
We have never-u decided bargain!
In Income producing property that
mun Increase In value with the rapid
growth at the town.
«a 1"
J
Ele'dtric Fans.”j‘
THE—-
13"” “N "N" -‘ ’it- do.
,.
.23
Electric Co.
41:“
so WASHINGTON eraser.
“Lessons In. - 9
.T.'...9, . I ‘in
DII [ID W. R! YMOADI.
funiral DIrooI’o'r‘f-‘u ..
and Embalmon
Io NorI'Ii' Him 62., South Nor-walk
snow “322.13%“ .-
Tcloph'il’nc at: office, 8362.
I
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.m w
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“““ WM'W.NH'-
EAQT NONWAL-K. 4
Shore Dinners anti All Kinds of
‘ SeIpFood Cookedto- Ql'derr
hip mcfa‘moucfyil,’ Burtoéi'c as:
e. u va n g
5335: h Seer, {VIII-Inky
{Valli-“YA". Pnprlotol'. .
Smut»
l
..-t.,
John E. O’Sulhvan
Iutls falling from tho collars '
We are carrying a full line of ,
I i
t .
" ‘ the record
0
I'M «fit ‘ : "Al'ry
Sectn On
Every
Goo85’ arid
Wanamaker' 5, always train
a trifle more so at the beginnin
chautlisc rs pouring in from a]
air is ahum with enthusiasm.
In I:
tress
When new things come,
before buying. At AWunamakc
China and Housewares arc sptc
resist the fascination of bcauIlTu
the most. attractive and domain
at tar less than the usual prion 3
There are .no odd lots,
this great annual event.
Housewares Of 112
The details of housckccpi
the additional tax on the net-VII;
see first to the cxccllcncc of
guarantee their quality~~-lhcn,
Event, we save the housewife
type of household article she In
filled with the cream. ‘I’
I
‘II
Formerly .
A. T. Slewartfi C6!
New Yo
I! I
LL
Enthusiasm ands Proclarms fresh
very section, at cvcry‘countcr there is complete prepared-
nidosirabl‘c, dependable goods.
a peg higher since this time last your; progression and better-
ment mark both merchandise and service.
While you will find every flocr rich w:th Fall merchandise
The September Exposition
Of China, Cut Glass and Art Wares presents an occasion
that housekeepers enjoy. No woman who loves her" home can
pieces desired is past all resisting. 9
patterns to cause the little ll’iCC"“‘.’lil are NEW BEAUTI-
FUL, PERFECTc-mostly made up to otrspcthlordcr, tor
This Annual September Sale
or pot or pan to a rcirigcrator or a sewing machine.
or more ol the splendid Basement Houscturnishing Store is
JORN, wAIvA
rh City
In any. mu
Alive
(W
with fall.
(I. .
..
New Ideas
‘Hr‘v’i
cndously interesting is perhaps
g of a sc::r on when lrcs'h met-
1 quarters of the globe and the
September heralds the new.
Our'idcals have movcd
people like to ‘‘10019. about"
r's you are Ixclcomc to do this.
ial centers of attraction.
I china and glass. And when
It: sorts from abroad are shown
the opportunity to possess the
, .
no seconds," no enviable
c Best Makers In
ng are trying, (‘nougit without
of having poor utensils. We
the housewares we sell, and
in this September Housewares
money safely on about every
ay need, from the littlest brush
An acne
I
MAKER
Bmtiwqy, fourth Argon. 9
Eight]. (0 Tenth Street
l
SZEOHENYI ~lN AUTO ACCIDENT.
LONDON, Sept. 18.——-A news agency
dispatch from Vienna says that. the
Count and Countess Bzccbcnyi hare
suiteretlnu automobile, accident. in
Hungary. Their injuries. howover.
are cdlltlued to It few btuIsIs The
count and countess. who was Miss
(Ilatiys Vanderbilt were returning
front the Hungarian army manoeuvres
when their car ran Into the pillowot II
bridge and was wrecked. The occu-
pants bad a runrvolous escape.
A SURE-ENOUGH KNOCKER.
. J. C. Goodwin, of Reldaville, N. 0..
says: “Bucklen's Arnica Salve Is, a
sure-enough knockcr for ulcers. A bad
one came on my leg last summer. but
that wonderful salve. knocked it out
In a few rounds. Not evetr a scar ro-
tnalned." Guaranteed for piles, sores
bttrns, etc 25c at F. H. Baxter‘s drug
store.
DEATHS FROM HOLERA.
'AMOY. China, Supt Iii—Tho. natiw.
cholera hospitals report a total of 1?.
to sum from cholera for the. ten days
ding Thursday. ,
The. (Eli ,
* treetredtedtlni‘s.’
Diagrammfivcnlngot.
an 8 D. m..
Iliad-y Dinners a Specialty.
Dinner Parties and antiquat-
Sollclted.
CHARLES REYNEKE
9 I .wroprtctou f. I I
“NEW”??? .
Itord
' ‘ satisfaction They take the kinks oat .
dud Ranges. ver three hundred sold
in the out three years and wet-y p't‘u-
cliaser more than pleased. You see
We are not taking any ohlncbtt when
we offer to refund your ntoriey emit a
month‘ s trial.
The A. J. Ahgéviae
81 SOII"C6.
“LJ 4)".
It‘ll! Wt‘i.
runor "Iron. ..9,
1.34 Aim i‘aa'llhihrw‘r'ba IT- I
3.9,
, Ii
, Schmenk, Springfield:
t
, (loux. Madison, (‘oun.:
‘f, ford.
,‘John McCoy Sluttcry. Holyoke, Mass: 3
' G. D. Hill, .lr., John .l. Denny; F‘. M. .-
Be‘okor,"R3 E. Perkins. Ilostnn: .l. W., »
flrowu
‘York; (i. S. King.
‘ Pittsfleld Vt.
do by Stewart Stoves .
BISIIAII Antonin
Yesterday's American League Resale.
Chicago 5. Washington 0.
Cleveland 1. lloston 0.
III-trolt 7. New York 4.
St. Louis-Philadclpltia, ruin.
Yesterday's National League Results.
Ilmoklyrl' 6, Cincinnati 2
I’ittsllurg S, Philadelphia 1.
Chicago 9i. lloston 1.
:Ncw York 10, St. Louis 5.
...—...... .- ..
——"Dr. Thomas“ Eclectrlc Oil in the
beat remedy for that often fatal dis
ease—croup. Has been used with
success In our family for eight years
—-Mrs. L. Whltcacrc, Buffalo. N. Y.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
MahackcmOWA. Altman. W. .IctI
dings. C. P. Wilson. II]. ..I Sturtzel and
wife. W. W. Holt-s, ll (‘. lla'rncy, ..l A.
llcun and wife. ll l9}. Clapper. S lirown
Now York; ll. l.. Stevens. A. Stevens.
Wooitsockct: George Wilbur. Boston;
I). l’owcrs. Milbut‘y. Mass; S. GI'I‘I'II
ottr. llrItlgt-ptu't; (Silos Potter. Now
even: I’. I.. litrcll, Mlddlctown: W.
II. Anderson. Providence; Louis
l4. M. Young.
II). I9}. I‘clton. Norotort
lv‘. Clift. Greenwich; W. H.
w. Z. Cunning
ll. Turner, Statu-
Mcridon;
Heights; l9}.
\l'.
hath. Ila rtfortl';
Clifford-fill. N. Robbins. Springfield;
lvarquhnrtou and nits. H. K. Mackon
ze and wife llrooklyn: Albert. Letimzv
rs Lollngy,“ White Plains: H. H. Wes-
ly, l. T Singleton E l'vc. Moore. A. H.
W. ll ’Price A. Gray
Sirouso R. .I. I’lcrce, J. Sp.legel New
.Alexmr-
tier. Elizabeth N. J.; A. R. Turner
Nm‘WaIk; R. W. Marvin, J. B. JFasultt
Syritcuse; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jeffer .
son”, Fort Wayne. Ind. ,
; THEY TAKE THE KINKs‘ our.
“1 have used Dr. King's New Life
Pillsfor many years. with trier-easing
f stomach liver and bowels, without
so or friction." says N. H. Brown. at
Guaranteed satisfac
3%” at F. H Baxter’s drug store.
I:
HALL FOR REPUBLICAN CLUB.
Deputy Shorifl John W. Scullcy and
glitzy W Mather, representing e,
nllllllloc of the nd voting Ds»
"kit mot ti cobrml co Mfrlhs‘ m.Old We'll
W89 A Fund ' t. eyepl fig,
Ii“d engaged the l g'é's li'an'quet hall
in South Main street fer the use of the
gouth Norwalk Republican Club, for
olitical purposes. The different com-
nrittces connected with the club will
meet there from time to time. and it i
is planned to have a club opening
shortly when the club will be resa-
‘ tlon‘was bold yesterday afternoon It
9 the Historical House, with Mrs. (i. ll.
‘ piano. and ”talks Sterling with his
’I‘wo numbers were given and .
. was grout-d with grént‘ llcttsum.
C .
..l F. Kenney, Hurt .
tbrd: W. W Maurie. Providence: R. L: '
T, H. liristoll, New Britain;H cha'rdc '
‘ Radolzsaln. Mr. and Mrs. J..H
NONW N ORAPWN "117$.
' interesting Senldn It 430 I‘ll‘ltorlcl' ‘
v
House Yeotcrday.
'I‘lre III at Inacting of the year for the
Daughtcrs of the Arnerltau Ilevolu
Noxon regent in the chair.
’ibc btogIam optlucd very pleasantly
with nut-dc. by' Mrs Mct‘uusland at the
Violin
\Vcrt- much errioytd MI. Stems
ing at his host, Inatic bid Violin l It.
'th chapter Ital da‘u'ghtt‘r‘, ‘.Mrs
Thomas Raymond, of Wilton was pres
out. She has seen“ nitrot )cars, and
be-
' This was an open ‘ meeting and
gursts uc‘rt- ptcsclit.
Mrs. Noxun said q few words, glv
his backward Iooit and a glance for-
mud, commending and encouraging
then introduced M‘Is. Franklin Wollt-s
Union; of New Haven, who spoke in
regard to the celebration of the. Fourth
of July. in II quieter, more patriotic
Irrnnncr. ' ‘
It should be a day of pleasure and
sttl99t_'.\ having parades, bands ringing
or bolls and programs. k‘oirrth of My
clubs clt suggesting that the Ictld
might bc taken by woman In this rc-
for Ill
With the salute to the liar: the meet-
ing adjourncd for a social hour.
LA '6 IPPE.
Brazilian IIaIm never lost It case;
actor Ict It ran Into pneumonia. nor
lclt a. grip- -wrcck. Only thing on earth
that kills the tough grip germ. 'llu't
you want Balm and a plenty, so do not
trifle with the small sizes, btrt get. the
tube or $1.00 bottle and take half a
touspoonfui in water every three
hours. Ila sure to keep up this treat
moot. faithfully for two weeks Rilt‘l
you think you are well, to utterly an
nilrilute over-y gcnn in every great or
gati. ’I‘hcse rcnItIintnIr germs cause the
cvil“attcr effects; it Is half-cured grip.
If the grip starts with hemorrhage of
the lungs give the large dose every 10
or 15 minutes till It stops.
...—
CITY OF NORWALK POLITICS.
Both Parties Arc Busy Discuulng Can-
didates for Various Offices.
The llcrnocrots of Norwalk nr'c sug-
pcstlnu‘thc name of John ’1‘. ”ayes for
councilman for the coming year. Mr
Hayes has not much to say on tho
rttuttcr as yct, and it is not known for
It certainty that he will stand.
The Democrats are holding privatc
sessions occasionally. and it Is prcsunt
ed that a city ticket has been fronted.
and will be sprung us a surprise.
The Ilc rtdzlcans seem u doing
Iikewisc- glut ho club '0‘! he I' lntcn
tions can be obtained
‘JAS?ORIA'
3...... Z auntie lav-Ian: lingo
Square White Class
at
book nicer, clean cuter, pack
class: than the Old Fashioned Round
Blue Glace. , ' - 9
Wall Papers
Crockery, Glassware, Hdultifui‘llsh-
Ing Goods. ,
Japanese China In Cups. Saucers.
Plates, etc
Palnterei Suppliel.
Good ready mixed Point. 61.35 per
gallon.
White Curtain Poles, with fixture:
100.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
made to order.
Painting and Decorating.
9:.
9 u
w. gm the c. o H. Green ‘rr-II
Ina Stomp; Ask for them.
L. H. DECKER,
37 thlnfl‘fl soon.
Tel. con. 2 count - NORWALK
2 NR c
l"
Van SCOY
pLI‘IllIBIN'tii" '
‘ In
”It“...
”"r ION“ an
moon-oar. Cwlgl
ed by out of town apartheid.
willow name-I at m
STEAM, , I
, HOT WATER .
'~ AND 9 l
GAS FITTING
Tin. Sheet lion. Coupe!
IsoMtllllhfi‘Swrtv i
50 Wm
. '9» naturism-Iii 899395 TAR P
Bridgeport Walnuts
if if
The D99 M Read Co.
“8le8 I”,
The Broadcloth Family
No othcr Inattrial can take the place of. Broadcloth
for cltgant tailorctl gowns, and tho season 01.919089 IR 10
'I'Itc iirst mics to appear. are sat-
IIr color
grade
show us much variety.
itt-l‘tnisltctl, very supple in wcavc and bcauliful.
they follow the Fashion with the silks and' high
worstctls.
Striped Broadcloths.
A noticcably IiIrc selection in dark Iiucs for street
iIlat‘k grouutls‘oftcn .Slltlw at intervals 3. single
gowns.
and
wlritc thrust], and there are gray and black stripes
gun metal cil'ccts that will be appreciated by women who
like quict anti incmtspicuous pattcrns.
these at the Illack Goods Section.
Colored Broadcloths.
In plain \v caves anti scli- colorctl satin-stripes.
shades of ‘Iark maroon, plum, garnet, Inolc,
Gendarme and nmy blumbuntcr a green, and the brown
sltatlt‘. .
A last word.
nint,r wcar, carriage costtuucs anti long cloaks.
bluc, pcat'l gray and cIIaIIrpagnc.
\ Colored Dress Goods Section.
Special in Silk Umbrellas
In
for $1.79
Rich
snrukc,
’l‘ltcrc are cit-gain Iirozrtlclotlts for cvc-
In pink,
III garnet"
Ituutcr s and dark
lilllyl'lit’ green,
navy blue and black,
An cxccllcnt grade of silk, boxwootl handles with
bcavv silk iasscls.
,___._.._.___.
The Ililsplay is beautiful and
Prices are
Do not forget the Silks.
intcrcstiug, L‘\'Cl"\' tlay bringing ncw ones.
lower titan we expected they would be.
Have you noticed that exhibit of Morris Chairs In the
Main St. window of the Carpet Store? $13. 50 they are,
and worth $19. 50.
he" D. M Read Q
In Qt nrntrme. ..1
‘- ‘ . . i . ‘25 _ [l "l L ' .' " ‘I
ONE OF THE MOST POPULI GARMENT FOR THE
9‘ FALL SERSQ N Is
Cafidtnhl at I
White, Grey's ..... $2.00.
White, Grey still Our“ aid _a .. . . . . .. ..... .$z.5o.
White, Grey a'n8 ‘Cfirfiin, (It . . ...... $3.00.
White, Grey and Ca i_ at . .. ..... ...34 on.
White, Gré'y and Ca" ’ at .I'. .‘ $.5. 00.
New Styles Necklvear for Saturday Sale
-r..;l‘$f
K.
5451‘.
:rJ
It‘s:
"0". ‘3
84 Washington St, Soutltw Norwallt.
i A Teleph III: 446. ' ' "Mi"
lbWSfiWAi-‘IK. with
«and ram 91-" I'
- :Q
. t't '39 11 ariP tit“! VI ~ 9mm .9 ...
if, my to a_ Pal cc.
YARD TEL“ '4'“ . "'3 “w" ‘ ' MILL TEL. 46-3.
..l. l “...-t I: I". you w, . SPE‘BIALTIES. 9 ,4"
(.90 .9 . .- 2.1. H l
HROEOIRbR‘cRflgNG. a super” “RUERRS ordinary and exten-
' ' £33" " ,V" '19!!! Emtwosiaco. ,
£2. and 3-ply SA Gil-TS and CORD.
I ":wa ”may: mmp'rtly "mn- " ,-.. .. .. ..
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