A new last that Is fast becomlnrz fa-
moi“ Mndt,‘ lll l’A'l‘. ('(Jlfl‘, GUN
METAL and fire new WINE shade.
Wear Shoes That Fit.
in WASHINGTON eraser.
4444404445 5442a. i"?
‘4. {a ,4
at, 4'1.
~- Tackle
The a lit for Fishing can be
‘ found at
CHAS E. DOW’S
HARDWARE.
— sis worrisome smut.
TM” ‘1".
are so and 544. 75
Come in and ask us
- how 1to “get one on
..«aylnests
,or send postal. and
summations it!" call.
‘.
,i
. llfllctl
l
Now .9 Deal:-
m’smrr aerating: "W' I"
4 Since its discovery one year ago the
new drug. Doslam, has successfully
oczenm' and 0%
been ”alum y filil'p fiprmw
.0! ”DIEM tail! in a some
ir‘ a month‘s trot pt: This
i all in be no in enthuse to
man?)— thousands who use it for minor
tron lea, such no plywlea. bla Arcade,
herpes ariie. scaly scalp, magi oilon
blernls es, itching feet. piles etc,
which require but a small quantity to
care. To overcome this. and in res
ponse to urgent appeals. the dispensers
of puslum llthi been obliged to adopt.
In addition to the resistor two dellhr
package a special fifty-cent also,
which in future may be.fbuud on sale
at The Clifford Pharmacy. Edw. W.
Kelley .lr.‘ s and other lending drug
stores in South Norwalk, 01" It may
be ordered dirccl irtinl 'ilio l4 4meraenc'y
laboratories. No 32 West 25th Street.
New York t'lty. In all ccaiima cases
pimiam stops itching with first appil
cation, and proceeds Iollhai Immediate-
ly: chronic cases being cured In two
weeks. In less serious akin troubles,
results are Soon after an overnight ap-
plicaiion.
Samples for‘ experimental purposes
may still be. lnI",d free of charge. by
\4rltinI; to the laboratorida for them.
F'lfifiN IN HUDSON N. Y.
lllIDSt) .Y. Sept. 25—~l4‘lrc ear-
ly today lilllllYSl. totally destroyed the
plant of the Selmnble Brewing Com-
pany here. The" loss will be at least
Sl 40, 000
llllilll-tl'AllM‘ .
(544M Muiai llou4 Illt‘iiNtfi the 4ook. ~
14‘ unnamed.
‘ 44440444434344 P F‘ARLEY sAILs.
NAPLES. opt. 25. ~Ar4'hl4lahop
Farley of New York, and his suite.
lidpi‘d the l’Ilnzess ll'ellc
Square White glass
Fruit Jars
Loo) nicer, clean easier,
closer than the Old Fashioned Round
Blue Glass.
Wall Papers
Crockery. Glassware, Homerurnish
‘lng Goods.
Japanese China in Cups. Insure.
Plates. etc.
Painters' Supplies.
I
gallon.
, White Curtain Poles, with mum.
404:
Window Shades and Picture flames
made to order.
. ”Painting and Decorating.
I
We give the I. a N. Dress Trad
Ina 54.4555 Ask tor-them. \ ‘
L. H. DECKER,
. I7 Washingtonltreet.
T“! 0044. IOUTH NORWALK.
Elet l’iC
Fans
We are carrying a full line of
Eieétijic Fens.
elm—THE—
Reed &Volk
fl WASHINGTON STREET.
Tampons ass.
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funeral Director
4‘! and”! i'.’ ~
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44.4244?” till“? 4...
II no a us
Telephone at office. use.
“ tuma‘" PLAN.
Din4 looms a 54466de 445.44.... Gas
. , Ia; “slide“? through”. av.
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" laid" 4444. «44 45.44444on Xlgf’i'nciuu
”our Deeps Demise
m} “4'0“?”an on siren
Boer 444441th
3'. d. CUM-IVAN, Proprietor.
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1‘ TELEPHONE ”WAFL m 4 I
D4142
X?) or) Boulevard).
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WALK,
4 Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
84244394441 (344433640 (rile!-
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PROPRIETOR.
bur-ed thousands til' litifonltt' WWW! —
rallied today for the llnltcd States on ‘
pack '
fable gift. to one of the social or sporI-
it"s.
Good ready mixed Paint, 81.15 per '
:‘ulsh turntyl- -hiick cuffs
~ ; ancient reason :06- this is that the Ho-
? stimul
sole'hin day.
Can you im
44544 for dd
thigh”
fie‘iiidoii
light blue cl
gill braid and
piled? tilltnnotc“e too :0“:le A:
Floss, ribbon, wools, silk tapeethese
daintier methanol;
4444' some of trials udeti
4 .der the Is coarse slit!!!
4444s for “Dilution, With so do a
range of matp‘rials‘nshrely the results
can be made distinctly different
though thwtbundatlon bathe some.
Tne (dithering “directions for eIL-an
ing a isotherm e.are tnlep‘ from Ma-
rlon Harland 'i k Called “The
ilousekeepers éo "' Bhutto gently
in a draft for a minute or two. pulling
It open through the length to clear out
the dust.‘ Blow hard Into lt—‘~upward—~
to die if? the partic on. Their wash it
In 'clt osmotic. it out of doors
in the daytime Souse It up and down
a dozen times; shake and hang in the
air to dry. shaking several times while
it. is airing.
it seems remarkable, that hose can
he bought in shades so per leetiy
matching one' s sown, though it be th4
Input unusual shade, and the put es are
so reasonable4 thdt no woman is justi-
fled in wearing inlml'rnonlou's oslery
One of the fancies of the com ng sea
son is the wide bow of satin slipped
ihloniih .41 large buckle upon the but
matched by a similar one upon the
front of the huge flat muff of silk or
ribbon and velvet. 3
That the least error in correct pro-
portion of the rovers on the directolre
cont takes away their effectiveness Is
the Judgment of Vogue—~44 point to re
member In selecting.
it there are durum Iii the family, Iii
is safe to redict that they fond of
cookies. ho follOwing $4445 for
“liernits' is one tlmt has been person-
ally poneh to be good: One and a half
cups of sugar, one half cup of molas-
ses, one cup of shortening. one cup of
raisins, twu eggs. one teaspoonful each
44! cheats, 4'.lovcs soda and nutmeg
Roll ‘very tlIinaudbuko .
in oIf'ch to I'aIry out to perfection
4445 idea of the direr'toire eoslliine the
shoes must be of volwi or earth
There Is no disputing the fact that If
.4.‘ woman is to wear the fashionable
hate this season, she rpuat overcome
'lier preludlce, if She has any, and a}
range her hair according to the. pre-
railing c‘olffirro styles, which means
Ilnit Ilrt4 various uccessorhs, pompa
dotirs. “ruliers” pulls or inside must.
no pressed into service.‘
Wouldn't a knitted "rnuffiet" from
the hands of the needle worker of the
”daily 04 the shut in prove an accept-
swing members? They fit clasely
Iboui the nec'k and spread over the
'iliist forming an exrcllent protector
)ll automobile dives skating parties. or
u going to and horn eyenlng parties.
'l‘wo shades of blue green or luvcn
1444' are used In the embroidery of
ucckwenx with extremely good effect
s‘oinc flue gowns show as many as five
Illddes of one color In their cinblolder-
Mons shirts are showing the stiff.
turuedback cuffs sometimes with a
line 444' row of tiny colored dots. glv
In‘g much the same effect that the eru-
broldered ois lvc upon women's
waists. wh ch aso show these man-
Cloth aud satin covered molds of va
I'lous shape. tailed “lozerlbos' placed
4hectively. are among the smart trim
mings of the scuhon.‘ Sllnlihr molds
In hats are called “pernims.”
—-Don't let the baby suitor from one
no, sores or any itching of the skin.
Dean’s Ointment gives instant rellei.
rurcs quickly. Perfectly safe 204'
hildren. All druggist sell it.
W4-
HEBREW NEw YEAR.
Will Be Celebrated by Members of
the Faith In This Vicinity.
mislia-Slrnnah. the Jewish -l\'en'
Your, marking tho beginning of the
year 5669 of the Jewish era, starts at
dusk this evening, and will be fully
celebrated by the Jewish residents of
PM Norwaiks
Most of tlm business men of
faith will close their places of busi-
ness from I3 o’clock this evening un-
keep open only Saturday evening
ltos- ha- Shanah in one, of the Jewish
days which are celebrated by all Jews, .
without 'reg‘rird to whether they are .
members of the orthodox or reformed
church. The blowin ‘of the shofor. or
trumpet. is one Br 44 features of the‘
celebration.
it is thought the beginning of the
year was for a time celebrated from
ancient times in a similar way to the.
New Moon Festival. This latter was
generally observed on the periodical
reappearance of the. blood, which was
considered to portend benefit 'to mail
kind—«such as the return of fruits in
their special seasons—cud was recog-
uls‘ed by prayers and gratitude to the
Greater. Acrordth‘y to 'l‘uln‘md oer»
vun‘ts Wore! fbl'inztv freed on New
l'cI'iI-a Dav. but. Wore IiiioWed to stay-
oii the lhhds or their former masters.
slid to enjoy t‘lrcmselye‘s for 10 duys
until Yon Klp‘phr when the trumpet
was blown as a signal for their tie
nurture. and for the. restoration or the
divide to their: original otvners
Weather conditions Were formally
riostlcated on New Year's—a
wu day indicating a" warm your and
vice vernal It was also and is still.
considered an union of good luck to
out pumpkins, leeks beets and dates
on the day, becausé they are all
grown guickl and because of their
4444444445 unleashes, messing piehtl.
ful and forgiveness.
While‘ it is a day of general feast—
ing nuts are especially thbooed. The
l
brew term for out is equivalent to the
term for sin: but the modern and
more inuslble reason is that nuts
reseiiva and consequently dis-r
uses Otto's mind from prayers ‘on the
One week from Monday will be an- .
other big Jewish holiday, Yom‘ Kip-
par. ,
OToP THAT ODLD _ I
or it may result in' pneumonia. Bra-4
'ailnin Ba III is breaking up colds when-
ever' tried. almost without exception
10c, 25c; 504: and dim button. The
Clifford, Baxter's and I’laister's. "
'l‘ho Knickerbmker Stock Company
desires to call you personal attention
to an amusement event or more than
ordinary interest whi
The. one of the best organiatlous pro
sontlng metropolitan successes at pop;
ular prices.
.liandsomer doInlls which characterize.
this
ill Mondny morning while a few will
4 at.— I 4.. 4. .1 .4. Q—
1‘. "‘ 4 4 3 “43‘”,
s .4
richer, more varigd',
dress trimmings; complete stock
of shoes; of ready made unrmcn
are now here.
inventions and improvmncnis,
new Autumn merchandise is tl
Sale of China
There must be intrinsic ‘IncriI
lence about this event far pr
Bcttcr sIocks were never
every piece is period! and every
fascinating to housekeepcrs and
We are quite proud of the
keepers by Ila-Sc September
CLASS. They :14": the most
join the most elegant Inbl‘c servi
working nor. on our Christmas
tidy! (titty ’Idsegloiswhgnn. ,4
Formal; ’
4. T. Stewart 49 Cu.
TIM M Mainline
I4 !”th 13 M
Wanamaker' s
Briskly as merchandise moves out at Wanainahcr’l s. 8'
sections answer the daily roll call with a confident "Ré’ady.’
A steady stream of new goods iS always flowing into the Great
Store. but at Ilié beginning of a ssasbn the stream is- bigger,
Superb assdrtmenis of dress goods; choice selections of
The rcr ult oi production governed by the latest
and' is moderately sliced. Of special late ":51 this monlhaithci 4
Large [Exploitation cannot make 44 great China Safe.
The. fact that we are d'IiTy cscccri‘ng the splendid selling records
oi a year ago is public testimony that 114ch is a quality oi excel-
claimed. The great September events
splendid wares and large cconr mics, are the largest factors in
bringing this year's gratilylng Itsulls.
The China Store rnd its Ari Wares Salons were never more
factories in America the nerve:
Worthy to shine among the me"
W4- kept the workshops busy in dull times. and they are
for them to join hands with us for this great September event.
T hsi's why the pieces are worth about a hall more than you
JOHN WANAMAKER
New York City
s oi 1' all underwear andJIosiery:
Is for men, women and children,
and selected by experts, this
44: acme of beauty and quality,
back of the public statement.
:I‘. or than our advertising has
of past years, with their
arrayed for your selection, and
price largely to your advantage.
yivcrs of gifts.
enthusiasm aroused in house-
rollcciions of superb CUT
artistic cuttinys from the best
I patterns. every piece perfect.
t— prized gifts of the bride, or to
4 c in the purchaser’ s own home.
glass, so it was good business
4.
‘4
ang’fwey. Fourth Avenue,
Ef‘hlfl lo Tenth Street
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PllPilllll illliSlllllilS
KNICKERBOCKER STOCK 00.
will occur It.
tloyt's Theatre all next week. Thll
company is universally considered it
'l‘i Iey will open their en,
easement Monday night With “Why.
Women Sin." which will be producer
with all the scenic environments an.
Its big city production. The play I
one of the best and most intensely iI
Ieresting dramas or lid class known I4
the annals oi the modern stage. Th4
entire repertoire of plays which wil
be. presented during the week togethi
with the specialties have been so si-
lected as to guarantee complete am—
pleasing performances. Special in
document offered ladies to attend th4
opening night.
THE MATCHMAKER.
DnIIIelI Sully and his company In hit
new p 41y. ”i‘he Matchmaker." will an
dear at" iliiyt‘s Theatre, this evening
l‘he play is a natural successor it
"l‘hc Parish Priest" in which Mr Sill
'Iy scored one of the greatest triumphs
)f his career. but in dramatic strengtl
and comedly interest it is far ahead oi
i'uiythlng Mr. Sully has ever produced
before. The leading role is that of I
”priest in a lliile cattle town in ldaho
where the Clllll'lh finds. scant support
the congregation is poor and the pas
tor 44454—424 with many obstacles and
:Ilsriphoiutrhonis. The part was writ
t‘en‘ for Mr. Sully and' his to. a nicely
THE DEVIL.
The much lauded New York suc-
cess. The Devil, with presentd'd to n
:rowded house, at Hoyts Theatre, last
night It pl. 'Ihily showed that it was 4'4
{first nighter. and was a disappoint
merit to most of those who witnessed
it.’ Mr. Callahan. Who pla ed the lead
mg part. was especially ii suppoiuting,
in that he did not know his lines and
r'eq lreil constant promptins Had
hi not been the case the other mem-
hers o the company wcipld hn'Ve done
cinch elter work. The play itself is
rather overdraWn. The' been“? 3110
khmhgweefi inadsnoyed a
tr‘eht' Is In
Item}: fr . all those 1who ltrféss Daniel
Sully inr“'1‘he‘ Match a ‘er.’ Mr. Sul-
y will he remember
‘as’ playing the
Parish Priest.“ Several times and last
reason In "The Matchmaker "
MliSlC lI'ALI.
“Always a good show" is the verdict
If the audiences at this pooulnr plan
house and the bill pl‘Bsentod last. event
ing was another laurel added; Does a—
Deas. a colored duo, store more than
interesting'iu their nice little skit. .the
dudlauoe showing their appreciation
by recalling them several times iial
i
'work is out of the ordinary dud his i
omedy was the cause of continual
aughter. Miss May Melville. a popu
ill balladist. sang some very charm
:ng songs and was warmly received.
Mr. Stumpf who now is looked upon
Is a permanent fixture, reminds one
it the old saylnk. “Like wine. he
{rows better each day." The Dazelle ;
sisters. We very neat young ladies.
ntcrtuined the audience and had their
oil attention during their stay. They
Iossess excellent voices and the tal-
nt that is necessary to have to give
he desired effect. Ed. Estes. as an
~qulllbrlst. is really In a class by him '
all. and accomplishes some very dar~ 4
4g feats. Moran & Reynolds. billed
a dancers. were pleasing and Intro—
:uced a few new steps in wooden and
oft shoe dancing. The pictures were
as usual nbove par.
llifilill iifllS flit liilll'S %
{esterday's National League Results.
New York 5, Chicago 4i.
Philadelphia 5. Cincinnati 0.
Plttsbur'g 6. Brooklyn 1.
Boston—St. Lottie, no game; had been
.dvanced.
(euterday’ a American League Results.
New York 1, Chicago 0.
Washington ., Cletcland 1
St. Louis 3, Boston 0.
Philadelphia 4‘. Detroit ‘4 (Winnings
NOC
Iarkness).
A BURBENOUGH 445;.
J. C. Goodwill, of lte dill/ill C
.sys: “Buckle‘rt's arnics Salvo is a'
rum-enough 1441042er for ulcers. A bad
Ine came on my leg last summer, but
hat wonderful salve knocked it out
a a few rounds Not even a soar to
trained." Guaranteed fdr lpiles. sores
ignsretc. 254: at 1". H. D
I re.
M
440753 or THE HIGH scHQOL.
The chairs have now been installe
n the new physics room and the work
4y Mr. Perry.
heir work and the new electrical sys-
.,em is now complete. and in good work-
118 011191”
One of the students in the Physics
iepnrtment Was asked the other dhy
or a definition of “Force." The next
4th ereal to “qu ta" was t 644
Iriim reply. 'l‘h student
ehily iii ah esamination till Guessi-
'orgot the meaning of the word "l'md'
ntatus." Ho ingeniously got around
he dimcnity. hOWover by translating
he word “military pedestrians." .
Arrangements have been madcap
ave the cement walk continued up to
he Connecticut turnpike A driyeway
') be used for heavy trucking wil also
l
com, the in lot. has a “Wall tum
appearance, at that is nuts“ .his
9 constructed trust the Turnpike tol'
.‘he see out.
W 10M
4' ...u n-psumvm r
I’.
Bridgeport Advertisements
'(V
Special Feature of the
A large purchase made at
us this large lot of li-nannlcd
prices. We have much more
site of Enameled Wat.
hate arrangul a special sale for afomrlays
Bridgeport: Advortiurnentlgl
Read C424.
‘ .
Kitchen Depsrtment. '
a fortunate time. brought
Ware. at less than .rcgular
then out stock rlequius and
l.vcry. piece
is perfect, for we are careful to keep the standard high.
Note the Special low prices. .
Covered Sauccpans.
Open Sauccpans.
qis. 134:.
3 qts. 23c. 2 ‘
4 qts. 2 c. 3 (Its. 16c.‘i
(I qts. 36c. . 5 qts. g4c.
to (Its. sec. 8 qis. 32c.
12 qts. 69c. 10 (Its. 394:.
Coffee Pots. Tea Pots.
I qt. 24c. 1 qt. 24c.
2 (Its 324:. 2~4'Its. 32c.
4 qis sec. 3 (Its. 36c. 4
Rice Boilers ‘ Covered Buckets.
2 qis. 44c. 2 th. 19c. ‘
2% (Its. 52c. 3 (Its. sec.
3 qiss 60c. 4 (Its. 24c. ‘
Colanders. Tcakettles.
Medium size, 20c. Size 7 484:. ‘
Large size, ago. Size 8 - 564:.
Dishpans. Stock Pots.
Io qis. 36c. 12 qts. 60c.
)4 dis. 44c. 14 (Its. 68c. 4
I7 qis. 52c.16 «Its 76c. ,
Covered Preserving Kettles. 3
4 qis. ‘ 28c.10 qts. 52c. ‘ d
0 dis. 36c. 12 qis. 684:. 4
8 (Its. 44c. 1641ts. 804:. ‘
House-keepers will realize
by these prices tl1:'. I it i524
good opportunity“ to restock the cooking ware closets
Wash Boilers ' . 3
An Important Special.
Copper-bottom ,Wrish Boil
T]
ers in sizes 8 and 9, llerCi
grades.
Extra heavy size 8 $1.60.‘
. ._ size 9 1.75.4
' Heavy size 8 $1.35.
srze I) 1.50.
Medium .size 8 $4.00..
'4' size 9 $1.10
432* i ' I ”z:
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During the Summer we all spend our leisure time slit
of doors, and so give little thought to indb'or surroundin'jis.
Now the Summer' 43 over
housesin order. '
Permit us to sugged
help you—-
and we think of putting dIIr .
spine things in which we era
was. 3
Axnrinster, Tapestrranil 'Drussels. ‘
. r»,
iers drifi , “
with the classes has been Commenced ' l
The electricians have now finished -‘
LunberaniMdWodriorilmr
lngrains, Taliesin, BI‘lidSlils’fintl Velvet. .
Chiba, Japanese and Grass.
Include Oil Cloths and
Lace Curtains and Shades. t
Shades to Order a Specialty
A. Dickerisan 84 ll.
84 WaSWQD Slo . . _.-
Telephone 446.
Linoleums; alsoY Draperilis,
from a l’lggery to a Palace.
4444» “$5141”—
mew-we olou “W tiliimpuy at noon.
SPECIALTIES. 4
sitcoms, star-m analogies.
MILL TEII‘. 56-3.
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lion. . ”I
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dififlflfifi'g‘au IJDBD.
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