" as W
, -vaAM. 119:4
. the this”! museum
y. the‘ Wrath-stash»
lo‘l‘o day {or his visit and the
O? W m, when to pro
J! there, waved him
.9“ o‘
mt! ”tilt coma in.‘ said the
» , . ”0- ‘l’vqa holiday on pur
matter.” said the guardian.
a close day. and the museum
avian Ain't this public prop
‘Ydl,’ admitted the poiicsman,
M. urlgd. excltodly on» or III.-
9a,: dis‘d on Tuesdays and do you
-’ nouns day to bury Mar
3011, e‘ycuse Inc: said the York-
- , in a, busircd voice. ‘in that
on't intrtl‘de. ' "~Exchangc.
err-Don't think that piles can't be our-
Thousands ct obstinats cases have
on d by Donna Oolatnrent. (It)
at any dru store. ‘
sow-mm ms; or M":
gave; on trees the race or. man
r,
:. IW‘WO .- ,
Vi arena in youth. now wltlrerlnar
up t a ground;
flier race the. ,frIllowllrg
woollen;
1gb” tall succeaslre, and suctcsslvr-
spring
also:
“ manual) in their course decay;
WWW! these, when those llltht
m artsy
. 4mg tPQ90'a Translation). )
we“ wv-«ww‘nnv »-.
Combinati99
A Gas Range and a this Wa ier Hest-
turn on "" I‘gnurgtw
-t
I Irrrrrst ’ ‘
Have 3’0“ Wilfrid » 90 .
tho new volllngs. the‘ .autifui rose
shades blended with bl ck, making use
qrdstle complexion v its. the rich’
Mona. the soft taupe s arias, etc.
One never suits b have! all she
hears about the sub Ilthtuln Is oi the
I‘vhlle. 0n tenant
one is capricious I. a disagreeable
something under re center of her
heel which not (I ly hurjs but seems
very unstable.
A little applc or celery is a great
bull) in plotting o t the quantity of nah
or other fouuda ion one may have for
a salad. and b0 ,h are healthful.
tlrclr hair tlg tly back tram the face
who say they can 't wear it any‘ other
way aithou; they know it gives u
vrry stralrw-I and unbecoming look
it is vwry Ill lcul‘t‘ to fit a but over such
a head oi II ir. and if they wrrpld prac-
tice Munbir their hair loosely tor a
while. they would soon convince them-
solves thr tlrny hurl bot-n wrung alL
along. r en let thorn get up
courage I) the point of using sonic oi
the ligb and harmonious dr'vit‘cs tor
holding the hair out if it is not out
flcient titsr‘rli
...',".',*'.‘"h Cry
FOR FLETCHER’S
ASTORIA
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gt? strum
fiat-MN tarsal}. w
omvflsln as. souls atom-Isl
#3994 coco. A Washington St. 9
pho‘no at office, 380 2.
Tolephono at hon-o, on.
.‘9
I
Hotel Mahackemo
.l‘. R. consort nag.
ssnvrc: AND cursms up ro one
turn s2 can any mo upward
Supper or Tattle Il'linte Dinner.
6. to. 8 il- III. 5
‘ SUNDAY pursuits, 75¢
Banquets a. Specialty
‘rst. CALI. It”; 9
CrtvNatIanalBanlr
OQUTH NORWALK. 0199?“?
IRANSAQT' A GENERAL MW?“
ausms‘so
Capital .. Surplus and mm.
Iroonoom Immune
alto Dolls-it ions. 03 and $5 ctr you
W H MATHEWSON, PM
’00“ H. KM"; M Vlad-PHI.
FREDIRIFK H. ROWAN. In! Ilia-
“Pm
WILFan‘ sonwtlLL. cosmol-
“us-a
DIRECTOR.
‘ l.‘ H. Mathwlsoit Hoary ooymour
John H.‘ Khan pp ' aamuol Grumman
tough . Militia J. “tallied noon
"‘ it
hours. 8 a. In. till 11:30
:40 until I p. to. non-
I-Boturday ovenlIIgI I‘m-
. In.
M
1 NONI! ’I.‘ now.
0 7—8 lJnltod Bank Building
07 WAEHINB'I'ON 97.,
IOUTH. QORWALK. court. '
rua‘ saw
HOTEL VICTORIA
09M§9 ”INUT' FRO?! DEPOT.
“poms riot
“arm“... dirt. trim" “"
I” 0 out. lv
9 Elm Hosted.
. .. RATES REASONABLE.
8' 1mm cm in Conviction.
"9A3” llrro at impound Ala. turns
0 untou- Boost. Barron's oat
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THY A LENG‘TH 01’,
Long Life
Hose
lce Cream Freeman,
'Water Coolers,-
~~ "a -‘ In my" c‘
4
ir'rgu small heat Im‘ ll Ih‘0 95»: a'
I9hoe with a broad. lint heel Mr a' ,
in “M, “W “at,
A great Inn y women are combing ,
tlrclr ‘
t
,ew Yor.
The New York Herald Co.
Dr- Frederim A Cook
writes exclusively for the New York Herald
his own story how he found the North
Pole, cabled specially from Ler-
wiglt. Shouting} Islands, and
Printed in Today's
w
”Herald
-«- - «fl W own—1 In
IAOIMLL.
.—“—4-
National League. Standing.
W. L. P.(‘..
Pittsbur; . . . . .. . . . .80 32 .729
Chicago .......... . . so its .tils
New York ......... 70 MI .603
Cincinnati .......... Iii fill 521
Philadelphia . . . “no 63 .471
St. Louis .......... 45 1'3 .381
Brooklyn ........... «ii To All?
moron '. ............ 32 rut .271
YoIterday's Ro9ults
New York. 9; St Louis. 4.
Cincinnati. 7; Philadelphia. 6 (first
game: Cincinnati 8; Philadelphia. I
(second game)
Boston- Plttsburg postponed rain.
Chicago. 198; Brooklyn. 0
GamosTsty.
Pittsburg at Boston.
St. Lorihr at New York.
Clncinnnti at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
....,_._..
American Leagu- flooding.
‘ ‘w. 1.. RC.
Detroit ..... I . . . . . . . l8 til .646
Philadelphia ........ 74 48 .61 7
Boston ......... 73 I’ll .590
Cleveland .......... 62 Gt .59!
Chicago. ........... til 99 .508
New York ......... 5-l till .4511
St. Louis ......... 151 on .429
Washington ........ 33 899 .270
Yntstosxft haunts.
Cleveland-New York postponed. cold
weather.
St. Louis. 1;Waslrlng“to‘n,6
Chlcm. 6; Philadelphia. 2 tcsllerl
end of eighth tuning by agreement).
DctroitJ; lie-ton. 4 (11 innings).
Rams! T°EIII~
Huston at Detroit
”@1193 at Cleveland.
89%. Louis st Chicano).
Connectiopt L9o9agna standing.
W; “[35 so.
Hartford. All; . 492 . .611
Holyolre ............ 4'2 .604
Now Britain ....... 58 52 .527
Waterbury ......... BB 53 ' .528
spuugagrd, ....... . .53 58 .473
New Haven ......... {til 60 .469
Northampton ....... 51 61 9.458
Itrldzepart ' ......... 40 73 AIM
‘Y‘put‘dly'l RIIuItI.
Wat‘arbttry. 3: Bridgeport. 0 (first
. game): Waterbury, 16; Bridgeport, ti
Isecoird the)
halo; 5; Hartgord“. r.
‘11" fis‘tt- New Briton; postponed.
- sat moody.
outlaw. 1. “clicks 2 (hrs
' urns); Hoimks. I; Nurtlrarnptonil
”til-34 not;
It‘ridgcport at ‘Watorhury.
ltolyok» at Springfield.
Hartford at Northampton.
Want to Play Ball.
The New Rovhelie A. "c would like
to bear front any of the boat local
teams for [fiber Day atternoon A
rcasonsbio gaurnntse t refused. Ad
dress .I t‘ neattlc.i 1Maln direct
New Rochelle. Telephone 1133.
To Stop Kilnu'u Playing.
CINCINNATI 0. Sept. 2.—-Presl
dent Charles Murphy of the Cubs sent
the folowing message to John Kling
upon learning that Kling was going
to take. it team or semi-professional
players to Chicago nest week to play
schll-pl'oiessltmnl teams in Chicago
and ‘vicinlty. 9 9
‘.‘One of the stockholders in the Cin-
cinnati club and a leader at the bar
her:I has sdvlscd me that the Chicago
club can secure an Injunction against
your nppear‘lnrt in uniform in Chicago
while you are under contract to us.
You may rest assured that the Chica-
go club will not waive its prerogative
in this respect. and In the event that
you attempt to play in a single game
in the city of Chicago we will use le-
g‘al means to prevent it."
run star run ii
In Itrntrtru
(Continued from First 91‘s!!!)
a. novelty. as it was the first plank
. steak menu ever served at.a public
hostelry III the city. The steaks wore
uro‘st dcllclously cooked, and garnished
with potatoes. string beans French
pads asparagus. etc. made a most
appctlziug dish. Ton tables were or:
copied. with tour guests at each table,
and the ssrvlcc under the direction of
Landlord Jamcs Connors was excel-
lent.
'i‘"i9re affair was really in honor of El-
blrt W. Clark, one at South Norwalk's
most active firemen, a former captain
of tham How Company; now iirst
assistant engineer at the South Nor
vv‘alit Fire Department, and“ recontly
elected president. of the Staté Fire-
man‘s Association. He presided as
tongstmastor. and after the cigars had
boo‘n‘ lighted be extended a toast cor”
dial welcome to all and related how
the dinner originated Ho s‘nld a hall
mm of those present had met one
night in the hotel, and while discussing
various matters of interest to the cit
tacos the subject a! Alahir steak din
tress was brought up: and Landlord
Connor offered to got up one at any
"tho boys desirodilit‘. it Was pro
be at iirst to cache the affair to
tight or. ton pooplo‘, tint the Mill Mil
39:99qu sound. and its present
‘ Instr our quota mom-
that something would be sprung on
the guests. in this statement Mr.
Clark was bornr- out by the other
speakers.
One of the interesting addresses
was made by Judge at the Town com
and City Clery Joseph it. 'l‘aylor. who
donned his positional: tho late charter
amendment cornmltm. and stated that
despite reports to the contrary he was
heartily in favor oi the revision, hav-
ing assisted in making the changes,
and voting for their adaption.
Practically all the others present
were called on lo:- remsrhs and ros~
ponder! in a happy vein Irons of the
speeches being oi any great length.
At an adjourned session of thr-
grrests, following the exercises in the
main dining‘rourn. an organization
knOWn as tho "Followers of the Mid-
night Sun" was organised, and E. w,
Clark was unanimously chosen presi-
dent. Thc matter of having another
dinner at a later date was brought up
and favorably considered.
Those present were: James M.
O'Brien. Frank J. German. Frederick
Bogardus, Philip Serb. George H. Van
brrrgh A. E. \tinchester,A. w. Tlcho
nor. D L. Ladrlgan. William A. Nash.
George H. Cadrey. A. W. Dieyfuss,
Chester F. Clark, C. III. Kaltwasser,
John D. Milne. so. Finding, s93.
Jarvis. Augustus Knorr. William Mll-
lcr, Joseph A. Christ. Jesse 0. Sea-
man. John J. Cahil'l; Olin S. Young‘s.
tHarold lv‘. Clark. George w. Bonrdus.
John H. Sheldon. domes 1‘. Powers.
Matthew Corbett. Joseph R. Taylor.
Charles N. Smith. JOsoph A. Yolk. Jo-
seph9 w Rooney. u. n.‘ Mygntt,’ A. u
Polrl‘man, John E. admit. .E. Crowe.
W. Clark. C. E. Hegcmaa. Luther id.
Wright, Robert G. Mitchell.
LAUDS onssrosnr TAF‘T.
Dr. w. M. Alexandr 3999“: at Color-
od‘ haptlst Missionary Con-
tersoog .
DURHAM N. 0.. Sept. .——Presl-
dent Taft was lauded by Dr w. M
Alexander
in: secretary of thc [mt Carey 9 lo:-
cd Baptist Foreign Missionary Con
realism in national conference here.
yesterday
"President 'i‘aft is a wise. just. mag-
nanimous In‘an whose policies ‘rvlll so
rare for the colored peopl: the full
rights, as defined by the constitution.“
said Dr. Alexander, “and rum hsvc
our history al’troo‘ people.
“waits yo ”and Im- nli rights
“rounded to , errand rottiuns, we
have no desire to loodrlu sorts nflairs.
but do seam to honours in the an-
joy-moat or lilo ithsrtr and the pars
tilt of hoppihou. W's was: an. oli-
portinnlty «>th the add a: rd Ian's the
avr‘lnrros o! in unity so we can contri-
Vlctor W. Ferris. E. ll. muons. E. ,
of Baltimore corres aul9
“WM
Bfikepor‘ Waspwtp
close at six p. m.
Willow Chairs, New Specimens
llrr- effort of those tltilll looking wcll totrstr'ut
\\' illtm (hairs Is mrrrl'ortinvr ill the both and pleasing to
K' \ 0.
Natural or lllcaclrcd \\ illow
rottou tuthta, tl‘tltlllllt'. or rnpcstn in most artistic to
lugs.
their l)il.~rlllt‘ 55 “C.”
the styles are \\ rug l'irt-sirlr- and l :Isy Chairs. III
.III tlrcru morn} purl rlr-t-p scutrrl r-rrrurglr to take extra 61
ions if desired
r'rmrrr. lttliltlnii‘ nr lrrrlroorrr.
.\ group in tho north \\'irl<ltt\\' ut' the Curpd Sim'r.
.
Among the recent arrivals in the Furniture Store
are expected and each day witnesses the advent- of new
interesting Furniture. A visit is always full of pleas
and visitors are‘ welcome.
The Autumn Tailored Gowns
\ :rrit-rl and interesting is ilte9cxlribit of new 'lailr
Strut litmus llrc distinguishing ftaturts are tlrt ill)
inns and Ilcwrr} Dingurruls.
Coal and Suit Roorrrs, sccrmrl ll
At the Jewelry Sediion
Veil and Collar Pins of white pearl and
cuntrrcl,25c. ‘
Large Jet Barrettes. 50c. $r.oo and $r.5o.
At the end of each month we make a Special Sale of Broken
and Small Lots.
portrmity.
WASH GOODS
,.lI.v
materials at Cut Prices.‘
WASH DRESSES
Ladies’ Princess Dresses
We have a few left: ,all this Season‘s St 'les. Have marked
HALF PRICE: Also (I luv Jumper Dress. .
Muslin Underwear
Shins styles V9199; haven‘t all sizes. and we have made Sale Prices.
BARGAINS IN OTHER LINES
A. Drck rman & Son
84 Washington St, South Norwalk
TM 4.44?
9‘99“}.
(or hand pow".
Sim till Milli
EXPENSES 81.6mm
WASHINGTON Sept. h-Jl‘he con~
tracts for the purchase at too tabulat-
COLUMBUS. Gm. Sept.
began yesterday
mediate section
gaunsos‘v, saw. a. 19029» '
llrr-y nrr- ('\ll‘(‘llltl_\ I JINV rrrurlc In people who kn
Willow I’IIrrIitrrrc is especially srritalllr for the |i\'
Shall endeavor to make this an attractive
This Is just‘the time for SCHOOL GARMENTS and you can buy
Bridgeport Advertisements
Commencing Tuesday. September seventh, the Store will
tcrl
llrc
”'lrw rolors apptur in the brush l'ill‘t'al Green and
[he seat and back cushions are thick tufted affairs of
lor—
()\\'
:rm
rslr-
int;r
are
some fine examples of Elizabethan and Jacobean Chairs,
of solid dark Oak massive and hand- carved. Other pieces
and
ure,
IrCtl
sclv
biting yokc skirts with full plaitirrgs and the long top coats.
\rrrurrg tlrr tlrrtstrr mattrinls nrc llnnrcspuns Rough Chev-
titll‘.
Cloissonnc
Imitation Jet Bolt Brooches, furl-1y cut and sparkling.
Liner 9
on»
For Children's and Misses Sizes, two years to fourteen years.
then)
in the substitution of electrical power
‘qsosors srvsn arses.
1'——River
men here are mystified st- ths sudden
also or the Chattahoochse river which
Although this im-
is undergoing h
more cause for the napalm enjoyment
of our civil rights than a: any timoln‘
lag machines for the Census Bureau.
which m expected to recall in a sav-
ing at nearlytooomn to the Govern-
msln‘t ha'te been signed by Acting Boc-
retafy of (bunnies and Labor.
The Shaw and chaos company of
Ndeu-k,‘ N. 3., the 3969“qu bidders.
rumba rosnlrsd to have tho nsw Ina-
chines inotallsd'tby April 1‘ am; sad
to give bond in the aura 0! 3901.000 as
a guarantee an ‘3 perfom‘ranéa at
tho work. liars re the portion trad
session can uses, the roots! for tho
airfoil»: és‘ tgeltlr ooh-la I;Ivl9;r
computed to!
proportv‘ot this bureau and are do-
M .
m9: ‘ MW?
ran I sad 1 the W
toll the mash nos ‘1‘ or do Jim and sentenced to "-ll’trs yew inr-
The now machines will hqoonrs .ths .
drought the river has rises 12 feet
bdte in the last 24 hours. 'l‘hsro bate
been no heavy rains réported’ at any
point on the river, ind “residents are
unable to assign any cause for the
present stage 0! the water.
00m: iNTO EXLII.
s'r. Pmmsauso, Boot. 2,-Arex-
antler bopukloe. the former chiot or-
the Russian police den-fluent. who
"I reosatlv found unlit: at- being a
antler at tho rov‘olutlonary organisin-
'prlsonment at hard labor, accompanied
'by his wife and bmthordniav. Prince
Urusapttr is now on his way to Kras-
naygrsk. mosrla‘. his Ellce of exile-
ratso boss
Norwalk Chronicler