, s2
VVthe mallow:
,fl.mm
. g;
Stops Itching
1111111 Troubles, ranted by Hot
‘ Weather, a clay Cured.
When it is known.
at poslam, the
‘new skin remedy; 'wil
13110194119 Iior'
first application and bring immediate
relief and comfort to sufferers from
111512111 troubles which are aggravated
'b ' hot weather its merit will be in-
’ '5 tly appreciated. On the tender skin
1_o1obnlinit1nfnnts. posla‘m may be used
“with Soothing and beneficial effects.
It is applied externally, and its remark-
, ‘eh‘lifid powers 111331131 their work
£15111; “618611.55“ including eczema,
.7119 111911, rash. tottes, etc, yield
i‘épdily to its remarkable curative prop
’ , ties. Occasional applications of pos-
a111,. in small dnantitles, will quickly
mun p lmples, hives blackheads
blown”. and will rollove and cure itch-
”111: feet, scaly scalp, hu',mors etc. A
special 60cent package has been adopt-
ed for those who use poslam for these
minor troubles. This. well as the
regular two—dollar W“.- Dn sale 11.111.
The Clifford Fiis'rmii'cy, Edw.W W.1Kel~1
ie‘y, Jr.’ a, and othsrdeading drug stores
in South Namath-:1 :1 z .
11 An experimental supply of po'slnm
may be obtained free of charge, by
wr ting to the Emergency Laboratories.
Cl Vest TVwcnty- pith Street, New York
W.-
' ' An-oven Bresir.-«"A girl will marry
‘ without knowing how to cook. " "And
a. man will marry without the least
' ‘ idea. of how to operate a furnace."—‘—
Washington Herald.
"So your brother is a biographer. i.
didn’t know you had a literary genius
in your family."
“Literary nothing. Ht‘ runs the bio
graph machine at Heath 5 Thentre."——
Boston Transcript
Wife—Oh, John, I wont to a fortune
1 teller this i'ift'oi‘noon, rind he told ‘rne
‘ that a. dark man would cross my
1 threshold 1 . 1
Hub—altigiit for once. Tomorrow
morning the ion of coal I ordered will
be put in .flllachnngeh
A poor complexion worries Ii wo-
man moreithun ii pnor intellect.
'I’J'Tl
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A newline of morilugpfilced SHOES
with all the oil“ lveuess found in‘
ones. 1
LadieS’ P'ai. Tip, Button,
Ladies’ Put. Tip, Lace,
g Ladies Elexible. Unlined,
”wear Shoes That Fit.
122 WABHINGTOtSTREET
PHONE 6424.
Attendance all hours day and night.
1 Frederick H. Gannng,
UNDERTAKER
’ ‘ Funeral Parlors in connection. . '
_ but! Attendant .
' ti‘lce Vand Residence,
34 so. MAIN sr‘. sou-rH News.“
1‘ ans. '.
ltyNational Bank
1'8VQU'TH N‘bRWALK. C'VONN.
ANsAcTs A GENERAL BANKING
susiNess
cATPlTAL
$100,000.00
sunPLus D shows;
1 3173, 00.001 '
wiN H. MATHEwsoN. Pre's.
an H. KNAP’P, Is: Vice Pres. _
PEDERI'CK' H. ROWAN, and Vice-
iiFAEo BODWELL, csshlel-
1‘1.' 11.5.“. l _.
DIREGTORS '
1 Mathew» 'fi'fll'rx. Seymour
‘ 1 .‘sK'nsp‘pi Samuel emotional
R. Marvin JI Wallads-imfvin.
Ian Bwart'z John H1 Eight ‘
.. .11. Fred H.TRowan .91.
mhmlncr III
(E? Within mum
. 7' ”11;?
post an 1991-.
neuron. child.
tut-one itching attending scrim with
iciin now be. done in tho house
1 lion included in the bill is to have it
lung the amendment reported by the
can! senators are likely to oppose the
1 l'esentutivc llurton has served notion,
1, ilons to the Connecticut members and
Tel. 1104 ,
“iii pleasing variety.
'; (if our Furniture that gives it a value
' f'pr over the ordinary kinds of house-
Imunn
III IIIIIIIIIII
Harllord Men Want River Improved
lo the Sound
WASHINGTON, Fell 23. ~11"
Connecticut members of congress have
received resolutions i’l'oni the newly—
formcd Association for the Permanent
improvement of the Lower Connecticut
River. Those resolutions were adopt-
ed by the convention held in Middle 1
town, February 9. The suggestion
contained in fills document is that an
amendment providing for 11 survey lJt‘
inserted in the liver and harbor bill
as follo3v2s “Connecticut Riv,cr Con
uecticut, 331th a view to obtaining a
channel of a fixed depth and increased
facilities to Hartford Conn “
Tile survey is of course the first step
in the proposed deepening and widen-
ing of the channel in the river from
Long island Bound to Hartford iiud
the engineers of the war department
most are authorization from con-
gross to make this survey before any
'thing can be done. The river and hur-
bor bill for this session passed the
house on Saturday before the r-csolu
lions of the nssociniion were reached
by the house members and nothing
The only chance to have this sec-
uddcd lo the bill in the scouts. and
Senator Bulkclcy will propose the
amendment. As it is cleurly within
T‘ihe scope of tho-picsont bill, ibcro
ought not to be any trouble about got.
,cbmmlttco and missed by the senate.
There are rumors, howmcr. that sov-
bili as reported from the house unless
their pet measures are lncludod Rop
houcvci. that he will not. allow the
bill to be loaded down with senate
zunoudments, and unless the bill is
kept within reasonable bounds, it half
likely to fall altogether.
The Hartford Business Mons Asso
cistlou has also sent similar resolu-
the sonic amendment is suggested by
.iho business men of linitfoid.
V--13uby' won’t suffer five minutes
with croup if you apply Dr. ’l‘homns'
.Eclectrlc Oil at once. It acts like
magic.
Hotel Clerk—1 found the “Not to be
used except in case of iii-o" plncnrd
llioso coilcgc boys stole out of the
corridor
Manngcrwthro was it? '
Clerk—Thin 'd nailed lt' up over the
cool bin.-llostun ’i‘i'nnsoi'ipt. M
The Congressman—Many on
would. glut: a mpg (101%)? 30110111101“
tunitlos 'l‘hc Senator-.1 had to give
great deal for them ni3'sc [lo—Brooklyn
lt‘aglo. ,
, It must be a slid old world for thoso
people who are afraid of work. No
ioiith they are scored blue hail“ of the
1 me
COME 1N AND EXAMINE OUR
' NEW LINE or
Gas
and ~ _
E19 “0 «
Portables
the finest ever shown in the
Twin Cities and at prices
I that defy competition.
1
Connecticut
Company
for Bed and Dressing Rooms are here
Every piece is
rongly made,‘for1long sorvloe,a1nd
any are richl'yV carved and ornament-
do. There is a finish to every detnil
iii-niitinrsa generally. sold today,
null 1011.
The A. J. Angevme
.82 Son Co-
134- V138 WASHINGTON STREVET,
i I" out“ '
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l up' in despair.
'nud it has done more good tor
‘ Commencing Feb. 22
,1 Matined'i.‘ $0
erfiely row for
Restored to‘ Hem By “Vinol
"1 two: sick. random: and finally
'hsd to give up work. After trying
a number of remedies and flavor-Al phy-
aicians, l was Just about read to give
1 saw ‘0" hot ad—
tsed sn‘ decided to ,‘try 3.11..
me than all other means oom'blned. It
has built me up and restored my
strength until 1 now feel twenty years
younger. and am able to attend to my
work sgaia as usual " ' Job Jbsvons,
1036 Lind street, Wheeling, W. Va.
The reason Vinol is so successful in
such cases is because it contains ionic
iron and all of the strengthening
blood-rushing' and body~building ele-
ments of cod liver oil, but. no oil.
Vinol is unexcelled as a strength
creator for old people, delicate children,
weak, run- -down persons, and after
sickness—and is the best known rem-
edy for coughs, colds and bronchitis.
We return your money if Vinol fails
to give satisfaction.
FRANK H. BAXTER, DVrugglst,
SOUTH NORWALK.
"The consinblo scams wonderfully
L‘crluin about the details of my case. "
said the defendant with n sneer, “but
how is it that he doesn' i call his fellow
officer to corroborutc what. ho says?"
"There is only oneFL-onntuhlo in the
village," explained the pollccmun.
“But 1 saw two last night," indig-
nuntly asserted the defendant.
" homily," lilo policeman rejoined.
smiling br'.ondl3 “Tibet is just tho
charge against you."-«Jl‘it Bits.
ililillillilllllili
MARATHON RACE
T0 or. HELD AT
.NORWALK ARMORY
THURSDAY, MARCH 4TH
under the management of the
South Norwalk Athletic Club
‘ln addition to the Marathon. Duran-
rlo Pictri-will rncc lWo mon flVo miles.
First race, 8 p. ill. sharp. ' Marathon
race directly utter. Entries for "ti
mile event can be made at J. Disease
Central Hotel.
ADP/11831011.. . .50 CENTS
l A Few Re'pcrved s'eats, $1.00.
“I’M. m-..4. -. . 2.... W...
MedrmomalMusrcale
WILL BE GlVEN
I Miss Mabel A. Fords
FRIDAY rssnusnv the 26d-
ATBPHM
First Congregational Church
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. .
TICKETS ................. 75 CVEVNTS
Moor-rs imam
[ill RNYlRlllY
3—-—DAYS———3
Anthony Geronimo. . .General Manager
Frank Chase ....... Resident Manager
Wm. H. Cluno. . .....Muslcal Director
HEWETT.A8HMORE.1 a co.'
A Pair of White Ducks
THE 3 VYNOS
Presenting The Musical Barnyard
CONRO'Y G. HENNESSVY
'A Friendly 0?:th '
EDWARD MARKIE
Scotch Clint-Actor llfd'pcrsonations
TWEEDY AND ROBERTS
Comedy Slippers
'PIchJR‘Es
DAILVY '
PERFDRMANdEs DAILY V
Evonlhgs 8:15
MOTION _ CHANGED
unmissION 10c'
lMONDAW' AND THQRODWY
iron».1..1.-ir1,
' ' 'No ALTK Apnonv
Nor-walk Basketball Team
(Te'l'l'vi F).
Anmasiou........... .25 csNT‘erVl
1511111311in Ari-sh (3431153.
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IIIIII'IIII "ill
.illni
.vlse hotels,
‘ ~ “In simple justice we owe him
1‘“ l
‘ lYE-lllllSllllPllYi
Legislative Committee Hears Argu-
ments 101' County Homes
HARTFORD, Fob. 23.411110 hearing
before the committee on lni'rllrine insti-
lotions,‘ yesterday bigot-boon in the hull
of the house of rbp'rescuta'tlvcs. on the
bill recommended by the tuberculo-
sis commission providing for oouuti’
receiving homes for consumption pu-
tlcnis, attracted a lnrgc audience or
physicians and others who have been
prominently identified with the move-
ment throughout the slate.
Dr J. P. Faster or New Haven.
chairmnn of the commission, on xpk’ilued
the irieusuro under consideration which
recommends that the governor appoint '
a permanent commission of three iucui
born for a term of six yours who ‘sh'nll
have charge of the erection and equip-
ment or these county homes. who shall
report annually to the governor and
bionrilully to the general ilHHttllllll)’.
The bill provides that an uppr'opiintlon
for such buildings be made not to ex
ceed $10 000 for ouch 50 .000 inhabi-
tants in each county.
Dr. Stephen ..1 Manor, of New Hu
vcn the second member of the com-
mission, followed Dr. Foster nnd John
Gunsliuunau, of 'thls 'clly, who has
triken on active port in arousing public
sentiment for tuberculosis puilcntn.
urns also among ibc mnn3 who address
("d tho committee.
Ill-cos, whit-h evidently mfltll) a deep
impression on the committee, was in
pull no follows:
“Gov-(moi Lillcy liAu said in his in
uugurul uddi'css llltll if present con
dill ms persist 100 000 of tho pioplr'
now nll3o in Connecticut will rile oi
Inbciculosis it is because of the
general and lucrcnslnplydlsiinci ronl
izullou of this fact that we have ull
inlistcd for the our against consump-
tion. And we flutter ourselves that we
lmvc nlrcndy won some \icioricn We
like to think of ourselves as bcncfnc
tors of our kind.
"As It matter of fuel, nil that we
have done heretofore we have done
from the most selfish ol‘ motives, that
of si-l(preservation. And all the up
pluusc with which the community has
so for greeted the work and the. uni;
:r'slirius of tho. commission. has been
duo to the sump instinct oispltprcs
orvotlon, the desire. to keep away from
self and kin all danger of tho discuss.
and the desire to stop the economic
.‘ind social iosncs .thut tho disc-ruse cu
[fills (in the well.
“And it is of course right that wlion
the commission advises tho state to 9x1
pond lurgc sums of nionoy it should, it
possible. Show to tho slulo that such
rxpondlturo is Ii good business propo-
sition. That. we have done in our re-
port.
‘l‘lul there is another side to tho
ours-lion. n side to \‘ililtll usually vori
llitlc- ultcuilon ls‘mv,cn '21 side which i
think the conimltiur slihild consider
before doildlng all the points involud
in tho proposcrliilIl.
"A lzu go poriiou of tho 100,000 poo
bio of Connecticut that ('lovcrnoi' Lillo3
says are sure to (lie of tuberculosis li
present conditions are not improved. u
inrgo proportion 1 say, will endure dur
ing the last months or yours of their
ill-cs n misery and an anguish that
[boy would not buve known if the
tubercle bacillus hnd not been discov.
cred and if you and we, lawnmkers
1ulltors, clorgymcn and physicians “1111
all the other mouldcrs of public
opinion find not organized the present
g'i'ont oi‘usudc against tuberculosis.‘
"liconuse or our work. because of
our incessant shouting about tho coir
tuglousness of the disease. the poor
consumptive of Connecticut is dropped
from tho puvioll in ofllco or fusion
months before earning capacity conscs,
und because of our 3v.ork ho i'ccclvcs
Avery year, if not. less of love nt. least
loss of that niicotlonuio tender atten-
tion that ho cxpnctcd in his lost sud
days. 1
“We forbid his \\’lf1}lt)lilSS him. We
u'rirn his children to avoid him. We
put him on public record as a danger
in his community. We shrink from
in public gatherings. We nd-
hospitals. sunninrlii and
boarding houses to refuse him ndmls
sion. We make, an outcast of lilni
it
place of refuge. We OWE. him A place
of refuge whether we ever get, our
money back- or not. If he were lizcut
or (1. 'dog we could kill him. But he is
our brother—Aim sick brother. To pro.
.‘scrvo our self-respect. we must give
him a place of refuge That the chll
dren who will grow up in Connecticut
in the coming years may not grow up
‘. ‘uiterly selfish and hard of heart we
' ~must1let this campaign against the
tuberculosis go no further until we
have provided a refuge for the poor
consumptive who We have made on
f outcast: ‘
a—nu-
Vs VA. VR ANNUAL DINNER
About 200 Attend Patriotic Function
' '3 7" f , .lu Bridgeport.
.i'TN'rIRi-z cHANpE 51:. PROGRAM 3'00. ‘1
. u:
1 sbctloiis of the state tho- lwcntioth an
BR1116151101113, Feb 33. -——Wilh shoot.-
I‘ntloudmuoo, reprosonting nil
,nuni banquet of the Connecticut Boole
' iyof tho sons of the American Revolu
tion: was held here yesterday: The
, decorations rwormeinborste and were
1 11 in keeping wirhrt'he central thought of
~the. gathering
Iizewis B. Curtis 0‘! this city presi-
1 dent ot‘1 the stale association, acted as
tonstmaster and the address of W61-
' come was delivered by Mayor Lee. The
1 other speakers included Judge Henry
Stockbridge, oi“ Baltimore president-
general or the national organization;
Cornelius A. Pugslo‘y." of New York,
, president of the New York society;
.' .1th E Hedges or New York city, and
' the Rev. Dr. Watson L. Phillips oi New
-‘ i-l.s.veu Singing of patriotic. 130an was
1 in feature of the gathering
it had been expected that Sondtor
Frank B. Brnurlegcn would in profit)!“
on one of tho uppdkers. but no Sent u
le‘smin to' Mr. TC'u'r'iis which who read
at the banquet, 'aud which stutod that
owing to the 's'o'ssions of tho n'onritc
nhd oonimlltco hearings, he would be
unable to' ulteipl. ,
u
Dr. Mailers ridg
(wt “1
llxIIIIl'II Mill
lHi KIDNEYS AlillYi
Tells oi llie Simple Prescription wlIicli
Overcomes Kidney and Bladder
Trouble and Says Anyone
Can Prepare ll
To make up enough ol the “Dundo
lion treatment." Wllll'll is claimed to
be relieving nearly every sufferer who
uses it for backache. kidney complaint,
Sill‘,(‘ weak bluddei lilltl rhr'un'iatlfi'm;
got from any good prescription phar-
inucy one-half ounce Fluid Exlruci
Duridellon one ounce Compound Kni-
you and.- ihrop ounces Compound 33r-
in'.«of WSursapai'illa Shake well in u
bottle and take in toospooiiiul doses
after each meal and again at bed
time.
Those who hnie tried it claim that
it acts gently but thoroughly on tho
‘llldncvs relieving backache nlid blarl
dcl trouble and uilimry dlfllculiics
before you realize it. Many cases or
rheumatism uI'c known to have been
r-cliou'd uithln a few days, the pain
and swelling diminishing with each
d039,
This simple recipe is said to
strengthen-12nd cleanse the ellilllnav
live-tissues of the Kidneys so that
they can filter and strajn from tho
blood and system the poisons, acids
and ironic mum-r. which cause not
only Rheumatism, but numerous other
discusses. Every man or womuu hero
who feels ihni their kidneys uro not
.Ioullhy nnd n1ciivo1or who suitors
from any urinary trouble whatever,
should not hesitate to make up this
nlxluic as it is certain to do much
mod. and only save you from much
nicer-y and suffering after u w.liilc
N. Y., N. H. G. H. R. R. WILL HAVE
BUSY TIME.
lmportsnttoutract's Awarded by Gen-
struction Department.
it was icnrncd yesterday that.
hrough its construction department.
rho Now linvcn ruilrourl is planning
for the carrying out of some heavy con.
tracts for new work on the big system
this spring. ,
Line of the most important jobs of
work. it was stntod at the yellow build-
:ng in New Haven, will he the con-
struction of the new {our track stool
nridgo across the Thames river at
New London, for which the plans have
been completed, and are now in the
Minds of concerns competent to figure
ill room and compciont to carry out
1110 icons that. the road demands. "l‘his
bridge will run It short distance to the
north of the mascot bridge. thoro.
which has been found wanting. us‘ was
the old Snybrook bridge a low yours
\go, and which has boon replaced by
i colossal four track-structure viticu-
:utcd to Inst for a bolt century.
The cost of the Now lioudon lil'lilifl‘
will run into runny millions. it will
so of the heaviest stool and stone coil-
:lructlon. The. road has abandoned its
Idea of crossing New-Mndon harbor .
for below the present bridge, because
the United States govorumem would
not Allow this, cvldcntl3, and so the
present truckuge of the great system
through New London is practically-in»
sored, except for some modifications. .
in order to load up to the new. and
solid structure. An effort is being
made to turn tho present New London .
bridge, which by force of,business has
been converted from a. double to a 8hr
gio track. over to' the city of New lion.
ion on a general traffic proposition.
President Mellon,, it‘ will he recalled.
offered the old Saybrook bridge to the
unto us a gilt with the right in poi-pct-
uity for his company to riiu trolleys
over it. The old Suybrook bridge was
micron removed. it has gone.
The road has quite extensive pious ,-
ror tho improvement. of its wharf prop- :
Brooklyn. where its, ,-
arty in South
lighters counoct with the various
ocean steamers which turn over freight
1'0 rho-grout NcW'l-iavon route. 11 This :1
work will be carried out ni‘onr‘c. Also
somewhat Similar improvements at
Ibo l‘lnrieni River freight terminal.
And also on the building of new work
in the Chrystic. street section of the
East river in New York. thus taking
care of the truiilc hitherto binding at
Peck Slip, which it is said. must be
removed.
As to the spending of money on the
vast plan of developing the Connecting
itullwny 00. s bridge by the New 1131- , ‘
you and the Pennsylvania i',ailroad ov1 5.
or Hell Cate. thus providing aloud rail 7
lino from the south into New England.
via New York, and as to the erection. ,
of a new passenger depot for the New.» - 1
Haven in New Haven, these undertaks F ‘
ings will it is said not be carried out
until business conditionsdiaw measur‘ '
ibly moneyed..-
illiillllllllllllli
MAI'iAi'i‘i'on moi. . '
V1 The committee having in charge the -
..ll'n‘ratlion inco-‘io- be Inn in tho ~No‘r
volk armory March .1, y‘osloidny sign
.id ii contract with lkil'hn‘rio'; fliethnliun '
runuor. and he is sunon‘nccdlto' pooh.-
tivcly appear. There will be a num
mi of interesting events, and ciiirle
may be spade with Joseph Disesn, a?
the Central Hotel, Monroe and Chest-
nut streets. Much interest is being
taken in the affair,
HOYT’S THEATRE.
There is certainly anotluar, excellent
..iisplny of vaudeville at yt’s Thea-
tie for the first three dnys ofitliis 1
week. Seldom if ever has there been
a. better hill presented. The dual,
once did nothing but applaud and
laugh 'for two hours and fifteen Imiir
lites, conclusive evidenco' of, their on-
provnl of flié' tillef'lt that is illicit-lieu, lb"
,ili'e patrons this week. Hewett. dish
1 more andvcom‘p'any s "A Fair of White
l‘iucks" is a high cl-nss comedy sketch
and its conception of comedy lVl-l a dis
linit
mlhu‘idis of lullnhibr.“'l'1ic three" V3-
nos, "promoting til einuslcnl barnyard.
is' another one of the g00d offerings
11‘ should not. be missed. as it is n
novel” in tho. musical lino. Conroy
summit.» ”
,' (0'. Holiness'y iii “A Friendly Chat " is
" 'a‘ui .irish talking not in which the two
ro3"~clnllou and a solid twodli 1
7
Bridgeport Advertisements. 1
TheD. M
sorics and jewelry.
brooches and liutpi'ns.
are set with jade or coral, and
very dark green mclal, lincrl w
sired.
it' is of lirzny gnlumizcrl ll'.,()l‘l
high and a foot or so wide.
deliver) requires.
ing of coal by the lioili'ul, It
the buscbcni furnishing store.
The I). M.
Keko
bicep the audience in continuous laugh-
, ,lci. Edward Min-hie the Scotch clini-
' mister impersonator. 133111 a class by,
lilmsclfmud if Hurry Lauder, tho great
. Spotchmomedlun. should hour him he
' onld risk, “is that me or am 1 him "‘
woody J; Roberts. comedy singers;
\ ith theirlyoddollng 'i'nd snappy cross‘
, is one. of the big hits of the show.
WWI-eh.-
so cm A’ COLD iN ONE DAY
duke nAx‘A'rivn nnono Quinlno'
outliers. Dragging refund mmo'noi if it
f iii to cu'ré. t"ill? WJ‘} iVVgn
iVfia- 1;; on- oh'oh box: 250. ‘~
1 1113 .W—u—
1R'EcaN1" AnniyAij. or vess‘ELsi
BIASCDNSD’P Fe'b- 251—8111 Fumes:
.‘T‘.
.2 l
b' wireless. Deck 8: so a. m weir.»
{Sdayi ~. 1‘" I» ."- 1,;1 1~ 1,1,1
lTlVio Lndyw'i‘eh the truly, count, on
-'yb'u' think we Ar'nerica'n Women a'i-‘é
“spoiled? _ »
1 leio‘ Count—with. m‘ddam! Eel you
. a spoiled now, not must: be 3011 were
vrry nicc before. ~Bi'ooklyn Life. '
Captain of Iiincrh’l‘lils'dish is u so-
crol of our (3118f.
Pnsucuucr (rcsigucdlylhlt cunnu
to make an excellent screen for too strong a light.
' lumps will give a strong, steady light in any direction (ic-
Shirt Waisls and Neckwear
In the latest styles and attractive prices
4 We have just received; iér’ge- variety of
New Wald-tings
In Plain and Fancy White Goods, also Stripes and Fancies "
We invite your attention to our
VIn Popular Cplors, Plain and Dotted
A Dickennan 8: Son
84 Washington St., South Norwalk.
Telephone 446
l
0111’.
. llrook3n
. wild. New Halve'n' Willli'im thl,‘
sia,‘ Glasgow for New York,reported11 -
1 promiuo to keep Thin secret—Judge.
m
, New 101k.
TUESDAY, use. 23, 1909
Bridgeport Advertisement's.
Read Co.
.Wlhb'od 1031
Talk of the Shop
lilo whole list of silk and cotton fabrics, tllc mousse-
iiiics, the pougccs, and the dainty iio\" cities With strange
names which are found at the wash goods (lcparimcut, nil
receive high recognition for dinner and ball gowns.
are rciiiarknblc imitations of pure silk, and the dull quccr
colors, the indescribable blues, greens, and grays are 3cry
‘ attractive in the soft shimmering weaves.
Witching gowns, and they are inexpensive, 25, 29, 3t) and 50c.
Hardly any of them are over 50c.
T hey
They make bc-
" Tlic grotesque Biliikcu has appeared in dress accos-
iic is seen with his upturned toes and
knowing smile squatting on the fronts of bolt Clasps, on
Some of the pieces in colored cnzimL-l
are quite artistic.
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All Eloctrolicr for the library table or desk has a stunti-
urrl of handsome Old English brass and is equipped with
two burners, each with its own shade.
The shades are of
itii white, and are cap-slIzIpL-(l
'l‘licuc
An "Apartment Coaler" is a vcr3 convenient receptacle
for holding coal to the extiut of three or four days’ supply.
round in shape, 1110116.
30
The coal is shovclcri out from a
little chute at the bottom, and it fccds no faster than the
liic whole affair is neat looking and takes
up but little room. and does away with the constant carry-
is also fireproof. Shown in
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HOTEL ' Ail/ALE”
Clifford—Charles T. Kioi'e and wife.
'1‘. “Mosley, Toronto; S. Moors, Fort
Worth Texas; lllr'. 'aild Mrs 11“. 'l‘_ lind-
ikn,‘ Charles lll'ri'ney, ‘thp’ 1". lion
Charles 0. Perry 1,1 1’ WI lghti, J. M
Wliltiiiack, ll. F.’ Cnunihgtbil._.lff 1'.
Green New York; \V 1).“ Baldwin. ‘1“.
5 Marsh. .1. 11'. 131mm». ‘0 (llirlbn
l‘lb'cr A usage;11111111111prsnr¢r
illliiViSir VCl ,i'k11'1 ‘ it. A. non; kc.
Dentoh, tidgcilo'lh;
Georg; F. sshep pnr'd,‘ 'Bethel; '1‘. C. All
drown, Norwnlk: R. Gilded/$031111
Naiv'valkf J. E. Bni-‘ro. Nb'ilhiin; N} in?!
R M. Ellis, Boston; C. F. Ailing 113:1
b'er't C Winters. F'rnnk Dii'vis, Bridge-
ppm George E. Edwards, New F.0-
Che} 1.18' “ ' ' . . ' l
Mahackemo—J..L. Sawyer and wife,
New York; Mr. and Mrs. _.C G. .Wood.
Chicago; F. A. Ollie, Al‘inrtford; J. F.
iliaveus‘b New Haven; A..S Littel, New
York; .G. Mo's/how, Boston; A. J.
.Mackay, New York; Madame Laisne,
city; L R Hurlbutt, Wilton; Comm:
J. Rockwell, Ridgeii'eld; Dwight Keep.
city; J. E. Noonun, New Haven: S. F.
Toy-ion New York; E. J OlConnell.
city; Charles Humphrey, Salt Lake
(1113, Utah; N S.Bur.nham New York
0. Webb Slillllngford. R. J TcoI'Rso, '
..1 Wright, New Haven; M' licclcr,
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