Rash, Immune. £19..
Ly India“ by Now
skin Remedy.»
discover-g “K‘MEW
T radium amt In :I:
‘ them ‘ttadduin W
amino 1. ”solid ,
the world. It- libs cIir'Id
, of cases of egdbmh and undid t4
L 1L and other treatment. of
I; Imbalnx. 111.. terrible nests:
renal a is slowed With the
“a, (trio‘s proof of Its
e‘r‘ties at the very outs
iiv l‘)
all»... skI' iiiib dons. such
I 11.111110. hoe-lies” loo mood:
bsl’s' Itch.’ cc ‘ 1,1
. .‘oVoi'lilhlrt all iristifl. only a
I quantity bolas repaired to effect
Attire. Those who use poslanl form
or skin troubles can now
I til msplves f the special 50cent
‘ 11', recentlgdo a dopted to meet
needs. the accent pack-
“ and the 193m 'r 32 jar may now
talned In South Norwalk at This
If 0rd Pharmacy, Edw. W. Kelley.
‘Jr. and other leading“ Wrud surreal ",L "
Eblnples for imperlmeutlil‘ purpose's
had free of. charge by writing
0 the Emergency Laboratories
Twenty Ili'th' aiwl’eet New York
w
‘i‘ohslborou assAqu ACA‘BFA
RnlNo'l'oN, sent SST—w? rank
sin was bound ever by the bot-
court her-Lo yesterdtiy 111mm.-
Idol by the Sun? Erica "ibon' a
so! assault Willi i kill.
,_ s were fixed tit stimuli.
and a man. named Jameso Lucskayi
be arrested In connection with It
011 Main street on the night of
r 17, when Steven Yakncs
s Bteven Ficcr'e Were both stabbed
‘ and.s’eri.ously_ injursd. Inleskayi was
v.91) the ,clla me of assent
at to' hill but was convicte
b'g enticesled weapons.
SHREIJENOUOH KNOCKER‘. .
. L «0 Goodwin. or listdsvltlo N. 0..
“in: P‘Bnoklo'n's Arntes salve Is a
. I list) Ir'nocker for ulcers: A bad
one a an my leg last. summer bllf
till! wonderful salve kcgcked it out
in I. few rounds. Not 8 11 a scar re
' main .” Guaranteed for piles. sores
burns. etc. 261: at F. ii. Baxter's drug
"' storm. .. .
Tiiai’s fit for Fisli‘ii‘g can be i
b
foillid’df
CiiAS E. DOW’SI
HARDWAIII.
11I wAsHlNa'roN 1.1.11.1.
veil 9116 iii
I. .1. a.
ms wisE wouAN oars AN
3 M E. Gas Heated
" tiers ii sun as
Timolilibor and Millie!
W 3;" E" ‘TED FLAT IRON;
eat of G'aiiifilis’ dill Asbestos
Milt, FOB 8.010. just one-
refillfii‘iil‘l
nufacturers of this tron we are
1.111%; ti) nicks this sacramental-y
. y 111.1111 dusty nutshell and
an titled;
Liliana 11.111111 savor. I
osopsAN PLAN. '
oII'l ltd E (III
ugh-1' mood-zit. Iv-
éonnectlcn. .
1w clog. 4 Install,
“1‘.
mm,“ urto' I, anti
we no;
wills-r311
l.
H mm
.ll bolt/AN. Inmates.
TMU
Yesterday 3 horde“
. Yesterday’s NICWLE‘UEI iiniliis.
filigplaced a large order with " ‘
Besuré slid take an- L
of this oifer hetero supply ls .
At Cleveland - Cleveland Phliariel- '
phia. rain.
2 (second game 7 Innings, darkness).
At Detroit «Detroit 4. W astringiorl 1.
At OllioeMoatoa it. Chicago 2
(10 Innings. darkness).
At New YolkovNew York 7. India
elp'hia ii.
iii Bostonmlioiton 3. Brooklyn 2.
ROBERT kioixiOLN CLARK
NED.
VEVEY. Smitscrl nd Sept 29. ‘—~No
doubt is criterion here that Robert
Murcia ,Clar has boon drowned In the
Lake of it though the body has
,, . Papers found in
the non - drifted ashore flrrflish
a sauna“ - :ntliication of the young
Wrens old a law stus
den 1.113
not Ithoe .
isllufverslty and a so
contained M1 (‘lurk' s Ilo'ihcs‘ some
money. arid the papers that served to
Identify him.
The water Is very deep and cold at
the point Whore Mr. Clark disappear
ed.‘ it is belle-volt that he plunged into
elilke and was selzcd with a cramp
d sank before. he could regain his
boat. The failure to recover the body
'I
.l'ing currcnt of’tllc Rhone which ell-
tors the Lake of Geneva just above St,
(lingolpil.
--thchfllg plies provoke profanity.
but profanity won’t cure them. Doan' s
Ointment cures Itching, bleeding .Or
protruding piles after years of suffer
Ins At any drull store.
.,
To the Board of County Commission
rs'oi Fatrfluld i‘ouuty:
[kw apply for a license to sell
’ipir us and lntoxfcatirig' Liquors
Ale, Lager Hear Rhino Wine and CI
Llcr at No 15 Lexington avenue, Town
)7 Norwalk. biy place? of business Is
lot located blunts 2011 can 111 a direct
'ills of a Church Iddifice, i‘nrochisl
School or Public School- house, 11.1 thr’
'lrcmises pertaining thereto. or I*a'n)
Post Office, Public Library or Cem-
ctery.
Dated at Norwalk, this lsth day of
ieptember. A. 1).. 1008.
ANTONIO DEOESABE.
Applicant.
We. the undersigned, electors and
taxpayers. as defined 'by law. of the
..Towu of Norwalk. hereby endorse the »
application of the sboye named An- '
toulo Decorative for such license and We
do severally certify each for himself
that we are taxpayers owning real
estate situated In said Town of Nor
want, and that we 'have not endorsed
the application of any other person for
a license to soil spirituous rind Into:
chflnl: liquors during the enslllilg ll-
rouse y.car
listed at Norwnlk. this 12111 day or
icpiculbcr, A.»l).. 1908.
II]. It. licaconl, ’i‘hos. W. VI-Ins, Wil-
llnru 1. (Micro. Chas Uizillgcr. Harry
W. Hubhell. .
I hereby certify that the above. tram
'd endorsers are electors and tnxpny‘
31's. as defined by law. of the Town of
Norwalk, and that. they have signed
"or no other applicant.
Dated at Norwnlk. this 22d tiny oi
September, A. it. 1008.
HERBERT It. SMITH.
‘ Town Clerk.
We are carrying a i'hliflzme of
Electric Fans.
F—THE-—
I'o W‘SHINGTON i‘indirr.
'l'éLs‘ll’l-I'ol‘id 1st.
., no
r .
Jim) W. Ramona.
. "I. if
til. r. “I ;‘h’ VI
j 1! Ned!) “this I '
v
N
v
N oil-III
.31.
‘33:.” lephono It house, OI.
nations at 1am“. ISM.
'r‘ "
. ‘5‘?” Idflyfhlq‘JI-y‘fi‘ ... ..
it
steroMé can. no.
Lolita 11 one
...rrar':
Shore Dinners—1 NE,
Slip Filled coated ii)’ (is?!)
11an E... (Woman
“MIMI.
M31. bouts-*Bt. Louis 12. New York.
‘ ”1 (first game); New York 3, St. Louis
litall. of the town committee.
Smith received the collection,
I13" dttribuicd to the swift and deep run~
.volo na‘nlnsi It on election day;
‘ nominate a second constable.
I? 1‘ ..u'wu‘ 4' ...I' . 1.. ,'
(Oblitintlod rrol‘ii‘ rln‘i spoil.
The meeting was held In Quittners
Hall to Railroad avenue. slid this prov:
ed for too small to accommodate the
- .rs.
.cclock by Chairman George 8
or mo-
tion of Attorney John J. Cullen, the;o
chairman of the ru‘eotfrlg was selected
In Herbert A. Mathewson and ttol'ney
George H Vosburgh was ms a users-
tnry. The call for the cations was
then read by the clerk.
The first business was to‘ proceed
with a nomination for tlrst selectmall,
and on motion of Robert l’e 111011 a
formal ballot was taken for t 8 posi-
tion. The tellers appolt ted were Alon
no W. Smith. W. b‘. bier, Charles
i". Mills and Attorney Louis S..lict'rs.
The ballot resulted as follows:
Whole number cast .......... ....308
of Allsoniu Conn, M: Necessary to a choice ............ 155
Elm. tribk‘l a ‘rboal Builds menus; at ' Ti H Roll . “x
t Glugolph'. obboqfie trolley on the l, 10'1"“ ’3‘)",le """"" :1,
Suvo'y side ‘of the Inkb, and rowcd out I‘i .1111) ,1. S l ,i """"" ‘4
some distance: for are purpose of ink ,1, liar (“Alli eynlour ...... 1).?
tax a. bath. lie with l'li'on'e. Half an €115.11 ' ”m" --------- 1 r
hollr litii'l‘ the lmni was observed” ‘ ‘ (‘1 H llg " L' 'L ' ' ' 't """" . "L
.drlftlng empty, and a 'arty plil out M Chm“ MW"! We" made “"0"!"
from shore and bronchi) it bulk [1 ballot was taken.
Willie the ballot was being counted
Frederick H, Quinlar'd and l‘hurlos N
which
amounted to $16 70
The second ballot resulted! as fol-
lows:
I
Whole number cast .............. 343
Necessary to a choice .......¥...IT2
James A. lirown ......... 140
Thomas Robins .......... I07
Thomas Itobius .......... 107,
Frank II. II‘Itcli ........... iii
Charles E. Seymour ' ...... fl
Scattering ................ 3
Still there was no choice and «both
It ballot was taken:
.ihole number oust .............. 404
Necessary to a choice ..........:.'0.l
Jsmcs A. Brown .......... 104
Thomas Robins .......... 1:19
Frank ll. Fitch ......... I54
(‘Ilnrlcs h) Seymour ...... 2
There was no choice made, and as It
‘was very apparent that someone had
‘stuifetl" the ballot box It was sux
rested that the voters, and only those
Known as Republicans. pass from left
to right. and deposit their ballots In
the hat on the chairman' s desk. This
gave the following result:
Whole number cost .............310
Necessary for a choice .......... 156
James A.’ Brown ........ 186
Thomas Robins ......... 79
Frank H. Fitch ........... 45
A choice having been made of James
1 Iirown’. Mr. Robins moled that the
mllot be made unanimous, which was
done.
The balloting: for constable then
"onlnlenced. lls followlI.
Vhole number cast .............. 27!!
«memory to a choice ............ 140
Salllllel C, Ireland ........ 1116
John J. Good“ in ...... I'll
Clarence ilcrlllanctil ..... 4
Scllltcl‘ina ............... 2
Charles W.
or; resolution.
“herons, a petition has been filed
Hill the, st'lccflncu asking’ to have a
lolisiorl not ill the warning for the
will town morning to Info on Illct t'u .ls-
Inn of consolidating all at tho so iool
listrfcts of the town; on
W herons in the opinion of this can
-,us such consolidation llndér existing
orlditions would not be advantageous
-lld desirable at the present time;
Ilcrcforc. be it
Resolved, That we are opposed to
he consolidating of the school dis-
l'IcIs at the present time, and we ud-
.'iso the electors of this district to
and.
liell offered the follow,-
‘lc‘lt further
Resolved. That we nominate a man
‘or school visitor who believes Ill
maintaining the autonomy of the dis
Irlcts.
Mr. Bell urged the adoption of the .
'esoluiion. and it was secoudcd by C.
.V. Stowe.
F. H. Gleason and Charles E. .icrl
rings raised the question of the right
I) bring the matter before the most-
1111.011 the latter: suggestion the
'all w it again road. and the chair
nan ru 'd that the rdsuliltion was not
in order.
Mr. Jcnliill'gs thought the r'csollltlilll
l. good thing and that It should be
liscllssed intelligently even though ."
on” not be acted on it was Import
lat fertile voters to know what action
volild be best to take next Monday
II the polls.
The chairman then said he. would
ni'c'riain a motion and one was made .
but the resolution be approved. This
.as done practically unanimously.
hcrc being only one dissenting vote
As there had been no selection for
unstable. u'u Il‘e‘r ballot was taken), .
9
villi this rcsu‘l:
Vholc number cast .......... 273
, iecessary for a choice .......... 137
John J. Goodwin ......... 144
Samuel C. irclarid ........ 127
Clarence Germanctti ..... 2
Mr. Goodwin was declared. nominat-
ed. and the caucus than lil'oéeedbd to
On mo
‘fi‘on of Constable Goodwin the clerk
fast one ballot for Edward J. [Lndrlfaf'l
,By a' similar method John W Duke
was named for grand. jhl'oi'. '
For board of relief George W Stev-
ens, of Rowayton‘. was llnmbd. '
Charlés N smith the present in-
cumberli nomirfii‘téd Frederick G.
Bénsdict for auditor of town accounts
and be was declaied chosen.
For school visitor, an. (Enrico stated
he understood there was more than
0 e‘ cabdtdtite.‘.alid‘tie tilov‘e‘d thht an
it formal ballot lie taken. Adolph W.
Dreyfuss nominated Dr. Henry C. Show
gr, and Mr Guneo named Char-‘les w.
ell.
present Incumbent was Louis S. Beers.
g.
The ballot resulted:
Whole rltlliilier cast .
Necessary to, d cdbibe ........
Charles W. Bell 87
Henry C Sharer ......... 98
Louis 8. Bears . ......... 13
No choica'yr as roads and I ther
b?_llot was uteri“ l 323;; 31 new
0- 8 0 ..
$ha‘omhfi‘gbr OJt Q 0". I ..I . ....1‘8
5
nominated by the clerk casting one
It was called to order at 8:05 .
The chair announced that the '
this” 7
.911 '
ballot.
For re Istrar of voters Edward Don
the First and Third Districts
asPudLlca‘ns or DARIEN.
Charles 3. Fitch slid Hil‘hlit't TIMI)?
Named rcrLaoIILctmen.
The Republicans of Dorian. held last
night. what Is belicvcd to have becll
the biggest callous the town has ever
had. 0111- bnlloi. for first solocIlnuil
between 240 and 260 votersnva‘s cast.
The caucus. which was held at the
town hall In Main street, was called
tog'cllrcr by (‘ul'ltoll Willie. of tho IoWn
committee. and William ll. Wilirnolt,
.'I1., was named as chairman arld pro-
sldcd. ,
The following ticket was named:
First. Selectman—«Charles it. Fitch.
Second Beiccunauv—vlilralu ll. 'l‘ay-
for.
Town Clerkw'l‘hllddcus Ilcll.
‘I‘ux Ctlllst'Mwl—‘Willlallr W Ballard.
‘ Assessorsw Clarence Scoileid, Jiliill
H St'llieck.
Board of Relief—aloha Golln. New.
toll (‘r’ofuL
Grand .'lur011l~Bert Incksorl Nathan
I0 Dallchy. ,
Constables-Ambl‘oso Brewer. Rich
:ll'd leopard.
School Visitorwwmlnln C. Perry. _
'I‘rce WardeanllIIilm J. Fielding;
Jr. L ‘ ‘ _
Rt'glsiral‘ of‘ vsmenllam ll.
\Villulott. Jr. .
.Iolln Finch Maud David'hiatller were
also appoltlter ca'lidilialcs for cousin
blcs pcndlag the twin rnoctihg to be
held next. Monday afternoon. A town
meeting some time ago voted that
eight constables be elected Increasing
the ‘brscnt force from four. but it has
since been discovered that, by low, oil-
ly seven may be elected. it. is expect-
ed that the matter will be straighten-
Id out at the town meeting and that.
(our candidates In the field.
There were three candidates In th.
held last night for the nomination for
first sclectlnall. Mr Fitch the success
ful nomillec George Sharer and E. Er-
nest Intlnsbllry For second select-
m’au. Mr. Taylor won out from William
Dllgdtllc. One of the Infertistillg coil-
tests of an. evening was bemoan Mr.
Ballard and John P. Iirlrulruer for the
nomination for tax roller tor By the
time that. office was reached. many of
'tbe voters had left and the vote was—~
=Baliard.108;lirllminer 7s.
Tonight the Dal-Ion Iiemocrnls will
hold their caucus.
6313-1-03}; .
1.....1. In int 111 toll lam sup
H .1 .,
MAY ENDO R85 O'BRIEN.
dndependonce Party Said to FIVOr
“Scoop" for (inventor.
BRIDGEPORT. Sept. ash-Matthew
i". OBrIcn prohibition candidate for
governor, may be endorsed for gov or-u
or by the indepcndcllce party at Its
convention ill this 'clty Wednesday.
Mr O Brien this morning when ask
cd about his candidacy on the hide,
pelidelrce tlckct said: “It is true that
.l tomlulltec or the Illdcpcndcllco pal—
ly waited on me at my home. 0111 as
yet I have given them no answer. I
an) a Prohibitionisl. If. any party de-
sires to cndorsc me as such. I can see
no objection so long as it does not Ill-
Ierfer'c with my work along that line."
HOW TO GET STRONG.
P. J. Daly. of 1247 W. Congress St;
Chlcago..tells of a way to become
strong. He says: “My mother, who is
old and was very feeble is deriving so
much benefit from Electric litters thllt
I feel It's my duty to tell those who
used a ionic and strengthening medi
clue about It. ill my mother's case it
marked zalu In flesh has resulted. In
.lomnia has b'ccu overcome, and she is
lieadily growing stronger.” Electric
l tiers quickly rcraedy stomach, liver
rd kidney complaints. Sold under
g artistes at F. H. Baxter's drug
1101's..
CARDINAL DEL VAL To RETIRE.
ROME. Sept 29 —Accofdlng to tho
1\yltntI.Curdinnl Del Va the patrol
secretary of state Is about to retire.
This step is an outcome of the leplc-
sellmtlons made to tile thican by
'sl'l’clin and English (inclines. but.
l'tlcularly Cardinal Gibbons and
A‘ chbishop ir'clzlrld, who objected to
t e secretary s severey measures
EFInstb mo errrisrn. Val
1 pro uby bc suc‘ce‘e ed yliy Ciird tn-
Rampolla who formerly held this
odioe. Ralnpolla‘ s return to powia
will mean a polio v of di Ifie clipctlid
atlo‘i'l With regard to an as till
tltude of greater reserve drowsy/1M
for it may result inA pnell oni 81's-
Iilisn Balm is breaking
ever tried, almost without, exception.
100. 25c, 50c and 31. 00 botles. The
Clmord. Baxter's and Plsister’s. ”
WW
sitcohsloli 70.. roman:
‘ ~ BERKSHIRE HILLS. .
.Tho Interest displayed in Thursday 3
eicursion to the city of Pitfalleld a'nd
the beautltul Berkah eHilis Points. Is.
'tlldicsted by the Is: advance sale of
llckets. and doubtless by the‘morntnli
{f the excursion there will be few, If.
ny, tickets left. The vary 1 yr fare of
$1. 00 places; within the, rose of 811.1
one of the most pleasing and Intelsat-
lung trips 0 the season. All pdyertise-
lit filsew era in today: issue gives
detail Information
Foley’s Ortno Lsaxttve In a. new
remedy. 11 improvement on the taxa-
are: at omel- years as it does act:
to e. It illvl‘l "lit
lblis all Chiil'le'li' A. Wa'iidr's were
noinl ated. and on motion a foltmal bal-
'lot as taken, resulting all fo lows:
.Whole number (1 t .. ..... ... ..... 2113
Necessary to Ii. ’ ' ...... 402 L
Edward a. «El ...... 131‘
Charles A. 1511's 09L 3
'l‘ e townq was empowered
i all y with ass that might occur
and to uttifyt pfiordhlatlons made by
Itcpublicans’ and Democrats Will have .
cot swhen- '
dem L. Séoli‘é‘lll J'r‘., oi Siamidrd
Willi Illtl' Honor iroal Chester
S. Seiiccit. cl. Norwaik
Edwiti 1.. sandals, in: soil t cx
May-or Iidwln Is. Bcodeld. of Stamford.
Is the new champion 0i the 1111.19.11.11"
Golf Club. He won the honor easily,
bailli‘dtly. l'l'oln phostcl' Sillibdll, of
Norwalk, beq‘tlnfi bin. antitank 10 up.
with 9 to play. Novdl air a churn-
plollshtp went so 111.01st y and easily
at Wee iiurtt.
Yougg Mr. Scofield has bccll play
int; 30 (i golf its past me years. Last
year P, .W.,Do , J13, tw,I as club chant
pioil, had to play all extra iiiilt to beat
Illiil for the championship. 11on
4was I up 111 ‘17 holes In the pl'cscrlli
Icilalllpiouslllp Dory, Jr. Mr put out
iii the seriri- final round by Sol ooh. '1‘ ill-
new champion Is a third your student
at Yale University.
Young Mr. Scotlcld made a run—
away rllatclr oi‘ It. l"lajlug splendid
golf. be had five 4 ll 11 low going out,
made the eighth loie In 3 all
up at the first. turn
lost the 791st, hold and halved the
second. llt'll he made a lcluarkalllc
spark and, with a ,stl'lpl; til' ibl'sc :ls,‘
was 7 up on the 14th hole. 'l‘bI'y llall
ed the 1.311. and Bennett! Jl'
next two.
won the
lie fell down badly on the
up. Ills 76 I‘bl' the iii holes was II
strokes better than he did them ill
Inst ycal “a charllpiouship.
Thr- gallery was more numerous
when the afternoon round began and
of the two young lliayiirs.
'.up soileck braced hero and took
the host two lgolos with a pair oi
“trees. They lalvcd
thou Sellcck lost his grip, and the
Scoflcld. iiv halving lllc 27th hole
Ill six. he hurt tho math and thc cllalll
pionslllp.
The cards:
Scofh III, .Il'.: ..
Out ....... 1144444546
Ill ........ 6433:444I777—76
011i ....0 4 4 4 4 5 i3 4 6~~42>~ll9
Scflech:
()llt ....... 645544046
Ill ........ 5444‘d555"'84
Out ....... 6 0 0 3 3 i) ‘1‘ {I 6- 413~»130
\LV. 1). Mncdonnld heat It. It} little
hart. Jr., I up In 27 holes for the con-
and good to watch
There was
against bugle for prizes oifclcd by Dr.
(lerit Smith. The scores:
Sheldon Hopkins :3 down; II If Mor
l'.lll 3 down; Joules lioyt Kllapp,4 ;
down: II. M ’i‘lpplc, odowu; l".
Iloty. In down; I. ll. Indiana. 6 dlowu;
.i. it. Swallll, ‘1' down; li‘. A. Look-
wood. ii down. .
Class ll—~l’. N Knapp, 2 down;
IIcurl Cape”: 2 dowm ll). L. Scofield :1
down; Dr, .I J Cloollall 4dowu; LNcl
son 'I‘Inlor. 4 down; lrvillg Raymond,
4 down; if. L. “ootlllury, 1’» down; J.
II. llul'lilutt, 5 down; t]
down; John .1. Guyana 1 6 down; i".
'l‘. Merrill 6 down; .li Jenkins. I
wood 10 down.
mementos 1.11:7)“.
Thousand Dollars.
ch Ulldorclilf ’l‘ubrculosis Sanitarium,
of that rlt.,y about $3, 000. Hundreds
of workers took part In the events of
the day, and the occasion was funded
huge and good- natured celebration.
lllg said:
Every one entered Into the spirit of
the day,
dccorntcd with more than one tag.
many vielug with each other In gell-
cruelty of buying Some persons made
themselves conspicuous bl wearing
lags In a manner to cover both but
\v'clo bodccked with the fluttering bits
of paslcboard.
Illoir (Oltlmmld was used by the girl
sides In selling the tags, and every-
‘odys responded most agreeably to
their pleadings,
The work of the a
and outgoing trolley was bodl'ded and
the asscngers were compelled to sur-
ren er. The depot platform
rl‘ed oil.
Tag Day was recognized as essen-
itallyg different froth any other day.
loti‘nlan'y residences Were decorated
with flags and buntings. and the busi-
boss district presented a.
_arlcc. ill the eveninfis‘é a nun)
chants hung Japans lsdterns
pout of their places, and these furnish-
ed Illumination up a. late hour.
ijA or ill géner committee-had
counted the formidable pile of coins.
bills and checks
83.161.01 which
the estimates made. and slightly disap-
pointing to those who had worked es-
pecially hard for the cause. outlet at-
his bigger returns. when the exiled ’es'
inmate sitar cl ed ill be 8 .000.
1 The contrlblEEI-oils gore as Elbows:
27. 921 pennies ....“ .......... 1.27911
20,245 .nickela .......... . . . . . . .l.0l2.25
10.122 dimes ................ 1,012.20
1.000. quarters ............. ' 475. 00
260 halves ....... “ .i. .......... $53300
III'B super dollars ............ 113.00
.t‘sauverabllm-‘s..............1.11.00
0 two dollar bills ..... 1...... 12.00
.Invedtillurbi 35.00
2 ton dollar bit I ..... 20.00
2 twenty five dollar chastis. 50.00
2 312 50 checks . ..... . ....... 35.00-
1100 checks 200.00
urine or scurrilous my
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Itllll but finished the lllorlllug round is' -
It found much to upplulill ill the work '
Young Mr ~
:Icotitld played steadily. and, by quL- ,
.lllug tho '0tb and 21st holes. was 10 ,
the 24th. and ,
next two holes were. won easily hy L
solution cup. This was a hard match .
also a competition
N. Travis, ti '
Undercllfi smugglers XCIeared Three '
'I‘llg‘ Day In Mel-Idea. Saturday. net.
The Mcrldcll Record yesterday luorrl-
and the avorage person wash
and garments. Tombs and automobiles '
All the courtesy of '
c: was not cell‘- L
tilled alone to pedestrians, allton'iobil ‘ '
Ists and teams. but Every incoming ~
as a '
great mecca for many of the wor ers. . g
livery ald‘e has provided with a red ’
its; by tile cllnpérones and they were .
welt udniited to lunch of the work can ' '
“106%; ,
they found a total of "L
Is less than most of
are paid. it Is believed 11111111141 aphrox- '
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' " The Dress Trimmings
Optiiihg of Parisienne'
vfiro'veiii’cli.
M'ost elaborate art- the ga'ruiturcs Ifol' fasltior'lalllc gowns
ls coining season.
Embrotderies of gold appeal on 1
Beautiful Kppiiques and Gallo
d tuckcrs of Empire gowns.
.n‘ illei nets and among
the imported 'lrllllnlillgs arc llcayilv lvl‘otlgllt designs ill
gold and li)i()l‘C(i Silk on lace-
ons are for the yokcs
a
Jet has certainly come back 33 tie. and there arc. bands,
II}. llrilliallry.
l Illllallls, .lllti I'lrunrllt'llis oi intricate \vot'ltlllnnslllp :IIIIl «laz—
Gold and Silk Pendants .II‘I: ..sllmy ll for the rods of the
npirc sasllc..
Copper, and gold Cords and Ba
(1 Linllmrlls. a gorgeous display.
N‘o've‘lti'és' in Tailored
hdihgs. Spangled ths
Braids.
Many of lllt‘ street gowns :ll‘c llcavily il‘llllliit‘il u'itll Sow
ilii licrculcs Braids. Strt'ct j
clllbroirlcry and cording.
ti all tulirl's
Silir Passementerles, Sill. u-mr.
firms for srllli- national costumes.
rickets are often a lrlass
Curtis illlll Braids are ill black
rl l cl iiill’illin .‘illtl \ppli-
the time to select choice stvlcs' rs now.
Norris Weddings
Attractive Cdt’tdll Nbbdcliiés‘ v‘v’liil Barrios.
These pretty (Iottoll Waislill’gs :_
gowns and somatic waists.
(lurk grounds, black. brown. or navy blue. with tiny white
dots.
unique and attractive.
rlcr
For th
'l‘llcrc'is a hitii"i):ili(l borrlcr w
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101: a yard.
l'rc és'pi'c'izllly . lr llOliSt‘
i: must part they have
llich makes a trimming,r
The material is llccccrl on the in
Wash Goods Section.
mack fiercérized PettiCOats. new st yles. just the kind of
‘3:
During the Summer we all
of (facts, and so give little onset
li‘ volts—
silos
(“ESSA-fli- A. Gillespie. I no; W In . street tskirt for this time of year
Baldwin. even; Dr. Wallace elem. "
liobor't Hunter. 1 down: Dr. Scliovoir. . SPCClal 3‘, 93C-
" down; F. Dots, Jr. 2 down; ,
.Lvl
113‘.
l'.
and our leisure dole out
a". iddobi" ancestors
. Now the Scribner 15 over arid we think of which old
houses In ordér.
Permit as to suggest some things in which we can
Another, Tapestry all-11‘i Brussels.
’ CARHETS”
ingralns. Tapestry; trusses 111.1 Velvet.
MATTIN
China, Insurer‘s indict-“is.
GS
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TUESDAY. ss‘t‘r. .9. Igor. 9'
Bridgopdrt Advertisements."
The Dr M Read CG
include Oil Clo‘iiis' dud Linoleums; also, Draperies,
Late Cliffdilis iiiiil Shades. ‘ '
lSilIIies to Order a) Specialty
31 Wdiflidgiilli a: i.
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Norwalk Chronicler