Fotflllilllld'l’oh
Ii:
Mpg; alarm I
”in
“mall‘— I” the GHWWI M
II. now discove for the euro
0! m, ”(no pl ow the drug-
my! the ”country to handle It. Prev
that” Wm. oil-n
Ni You"; Anew 9 method of
on. noalsxa has mgr with the
moat phenomenal success '0! anything
Introduced in the drug trade in the last
care. All leading druggiats. in~
old The Clitford Pharmacy. now.
W,‘ Keeley. Jr.‘ a, In South Nonnik. are
nfilmfl'flli Militias! wcsnt alli'
mostly adoptedmlao the '3 jar.
This swan success I not Imprint-s
Mall intercom ".that In eczema
0”...va sloped” Itching withl
ll lication proceeds to heal lln
‘ WI Mill cure chronic cases in
a w
sells; in minor akin troubles.
out n pimples. blackheads, acne.
balm tumult“. rash. ctc.. results
Ill. alter an overnight application
[mullahslinplss of poslanl are
Etta. signal. by mail tree of charge.
b a mrgeney lAhoraiorlea 32
Nest Twenty till Street, New York
01"! '
.....s shank 11p I .va
co‘unrv soups sumo pssulh'M.
Full Amount at $145,000 Bought By
wall, street Man at 3101 .45. .
The county cumnllsahlnelfs have at-
lotiiiddhe fllil amount of the “[5,000
bonds of. Fairtlold county to John, II.
Watkins. at I2 Wail sliMiL' New Yolk
who was the highest bidder. at $101. 45.
The bondsyare at 4 per cent. and run
[or 30-years lull may he iiilli'll in any
than utter. twenty years Watkins was
the highest, of live bidders. including .
two Bridgeport films.
71W . .
¢hildrqn cry
cItItIiii' Futurism;
F1 6 R‘ I A
.. gsfirAlIaWW t n r
HOTEL JANITOR A SUICIDE.
NEW HAVEN. Sent
West. janitor at a local hotel was
found dead in his room yesterday at ‘
The door or tlla room had. ,
y. ,
m. lying on two chill" and «rem two .
the, hotel.
been securely locked. Wests
gag burners gas‘ was linking into. the
room. Themedtcoiaxamlner is o! the
opinion that the case iooilcxif suicide.
Wing Iran the chilly nights.
militiamen. hdfore the
fresh {agitatocIlIIIs all'ploked over.
con. WALDMID null-I m.
nonwAI‘Jt‘ down.
24 —Frank .
-——p ii‘.‘
Nuslc Hahn's giInzA-r snow.
Outdolng all further cflorts Music
Hall ‘thcatre goers were aflordod. a
treat with the best vaudeville show ov-
eelln Iowa.
inn hypllotlst, had lilo audience in up-
roar. and at the finish at ills not war.
greeted with rounds of applause
Mm'miolfi ”Womb". mails
splendid inuireMWDW Willi lull
way of alnuslngr..llonao I Brilliant and
Company. including .Aalla Gibson: who
at wrenches played tin purl oi Miss
Whealerwwereasiuuual ilm' laughing
lllt.- Vale; the worldcrhil dog in this
act. was forced to liiaile several hows.
last cvhlllog. lively" Abbott and Coal»
pally, ill a military playiel, "A Fool's
Errand," took exceptionally well with
llll l:l..tllt‘lllP A Well placed plot (l't-t-
erly acted. plates this act as use of
the bit, fcntul‘cs ot' the bill The two
ilenningions. titwli'ly gymnasts. are a
clever pair of young men. 'i‘aklug all
ll. all. the bill In the best over in
town. 'l‘olllglll, dancing will be an
added feature.
”.m—
AGED MAN. KILLED BY TRAIN.
HARTFORD, Sept. 24.~Wllllanl
Scoblo, aged 79, of ill Bartholomew
avenue, was struck and instantly kil-
l led by Lip- Nl-w York express doe here
at 11:04 a. in. yesterday.
occurred lll l’arllvlllc. near the llamll-
ton street crossing. Bcohh- was our
lied about lilil felt on ”W engine In»
(or- the-body dropped. to the wide or
the trot-ll and was observed by llliI en-
glnoor, The aged n'lan livl-d with a
son lll PariIvlllo.
'l‘hl- nt't'lliullt
THE MINORITY POSITION.
"Sil‘w Fell; down to tho» pumic li-
brary ylatlddy. He was rcatllll; all
the nldnewspspers he could find."
"Yes: he can't remember for sure
whether tho Panama canal is It) be sea
level or lock, and wllillcvcr it is he's
nqu It. "-—-Waahlngton Herald.
ornsn sluleuai HAVE coma
AND GONE, BUT
J a p—Al-Lac
STILL Hates“ Fitter Duos FOR
“SM-l" ANDfiINWRANCE.
CHES. E: DOW
112 WAaHmoyou smart.
Ipuoua s51. . . .
v
, W...—
0‘ WD W. I] YflOND.
Muir“ flush?
. and Mar.
v‘od WAIT. ,
l' g: d {are your bra
up . no
when the!" were maria. "l“
. We have _all of Mr. Hoyt's Pre-
“ ”I" a!" 'ry ='
bananas. In. till Ii: 30
. ,1 :45 until 6 p. to. Mon-
: dayIsnd Saturday evenings do:
“‘ 9 .31! .
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NO
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/v£a. ""t. .filu.
.
I {In
fisnkfllldlnq
WA“. CONN.
n.4, D H “hung.“ on, o l...l
ward“ Por-.
1:2ka consider
gilt l Noon-lenient. it would
V‘ l3". slum. alanine climber. sleep-
Mtr Mm
, ix! . “5°.” '0“.
alum would-adorn you
“imp"..m °"
'Iliuliielt .Isnti reliable.
hr .r-Ll
‘l . all". Hlv'l
“AN
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hit. 3
ANIDI WI" CTI.
Li‘ i It colour liar
" l‘ M l 1 ,.
s"dalnty -
venom holistic oolmrunning water .
, .‘Joith
'1er I
l in“. . '7
19 North Main all some "can":
Supper or Ts fi'llotc fiinner.
6 to 8 If to; 50¢
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
llaaquets a Specialty
1 . . TEL. CALL 953.:
-. ...._..__... . ._..._I
THE NEW
dorm. VICTORIA.
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
_; sunossaw PLAN.
: «Our Rooms s Spaplal- -Fui rc. Gas
1and Electric Lights ramp out. Ejv
ry boom Heated. .
RATEd RMBONABLE
'Flnc Stocked caudn' connection. ,
I A Nil line of Import“ Ales, includ
. litmthaiiamouo asset; Burbank ant
Bass A this Mauls, aiwalyrm draught.
Anbcuscnallscts seer on drought.
1'. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
“traumas”... ‘
CltyNatIonalBanll
l SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
:l'lIANBACTS MQENINAL BANKINC
BUSINEOS
l
0W r
slIoo.ooo.oo . w7.ooo.oo
‘Ilfs DopoIaR Boxes. ”and 05 per year.
1 “l .
. M4491
KW IN tilt. WTHMON. NI.
5
I :I- .JOfi‘t‘IgIAPPIWIWIMnW
ROWAN. 2nd Vins-
lam .0 ru‘l -v
, Wig-TRIO IODWQLLI Gasnlcr' '
I ”outflows. = . .
it ill Mallow-pp“ Hoary impul-
{Knapp- “ritual .Gruminsn.
Josiah It. Marvin IJ. Wallace Marvin
inbuilt -
’l‘llo Grout Ruby. meditate. .
“uphill .
' realistic. looks out at place.
Surplus and'Profitr .
i 4.).1..t.|l-II
.t,u"r'z'r ::"~ I I“ '1':
'lllll ..- u.
'.'.‘|"".' It...il It.
.Illll All
THE HOME.
“ THE HOUSE
Formerly
‘ A. T. Stewart a C0.
rest-rooms are at your service.
.4 .a .x In Inninu L... 1':
Out-of-Town Vialtors to the
HudSon—Ful'ton' Cciébration
Are Extended a Cordial
Invitation to WAN AMAKER’S
This enlarged double store is in itself not only Ollie of the most interesting
“sights" of the City . but it is specially squippcd to give HELPFUL SER-
VICE TO VISITORS In many ways, for th'ch there is no obligation to buy.
We will be glad to check your hand- -bags, or parcels, without charge,
while you are viewing the pal’adé‘s or sight- seeing. Our writing- rooms, and
There'Iarc daily concerts and entertainments
in the AUDITORIUM, which seats about fillecrl hundred people. The best
place to eat, in New York, is at one of'thc tllre'c pTacqs at Wanamakcr’ s—the
TEA ROOM, the RESTAURANT. 0; thg BUFFET LUNCH In Basement.
SPECIAL MERCHANDISE Bituminous present the new styles
for Men, Women and Children—everything in Wearing Apparel and for
persor'llil use, and everything for FURNISHING awn DECORATING
PALATIAL ."
and already visited by over
Néw York
, is a wonderful 2-story mansion,
with Monty-four completely and magnificently l‘umishcd rooms. built right
into the store structure,
famousfromMainetoCalifomia. I. _
Wanamakcr’s is EASY TO REACH from all railroad terminals.
We'll be glad to send you special int'onnatlm, if you write us.
JOHN WAHAMAKER
i
3- VI ‘ ' .
'4... I
'9'”!
I‘IWl
'IYrN'
I; t-HIL-x.
a million people, and
Broadway. 4th ave.,
Eighth to Tenth ass.
ill llllllllil: ____lll lllllll.
Several or the new #tapestriéa have
figures so large‘that a single figure to
suiticiiiient for one side of a pillow,
gvlng a handworked effect that Is
\ery beautiful
The nightdress that is, made on the
, order of a shirtwalat about the should-
era In highly novéi. ,Box plaits for
the ialnoas extend quite across. the
back, and tho aocll is finished military-
like with a plain standing band of wide
ribbon-like beading. The alcoves arc
' plalted at the shoulders and gathered
into ribbon-run bands at. the. elbow.
i There secure In be no "church" side
do the bills this season, It being possi-
i-i--=blo to wear many of them three or
our different ways.
' Aeroplane is not only llli’ name of
moa-cshape of a hat. but It also indicates
a color—a rich "coal" bulls.
The llllt loaded with .lruit or wreath-
ed with it. may sound appropriate to
the season. but it is too heavy look»
ing. and the trait. because it Is very
it would
be very ornamental in the dlulngroom.
No double lino of buttons sewed on
«will ever take‘ the place 01 the real
billions put through real button holes
and held with links that were seen on
an imported gown. _
A peculnrlty of some of the. season 5
wraps is their blind opening. They ap-
peervto'be almasavotcloth that Is anon.
ed about the shoulders and» figure in
the most careless Will. remaining In
place, but, baring no semblance of a
- fastening.
The far toque is to bc included In
one‘a set of small furs the coming
winter. .
ln an‘nrtlcle on mourning apparel
Harper’s-Botany calls attention to one
- o! the most. pleasing changes at tho
year—the revival oi’ the Marie Stuart
mallet. eltller sharp or round “pointed.
which ls‘ so becoming to tho lflfliOl'lty
ot woman. and from which“ mapbrios
hang on from no other form of hot. ‘
.NeVer werc' suits male of such aub-
stzantlal cloths—semen. diagonals. and
hrcadclothsg—they arc fabrics which
\Wlll look'as’ well at the call of the sen-
‘ sun nadhey dnlnow. . -
leat.quIltl the possession of a bun.
dred thousand a year or male. and the
applause of- on‘c’s countrymen or the
lovliesi) and. host beloved. woman—«If
any gloryl or. happiaeaarol' good dorm
lune. avail to a gentleman for instance.
who wn allowed. to enhy. them only
with a couples or nails or sharp pebbles
inside Mei—Thackeray. .. l .
Which Islonly slightly soiled. with
(:ornlneab ,
Of course tho cutting 05 the sleeve
Ihnt It is having a bit at popularity.-
} .l have “antiquated unis dynamite
who haVer summit», arsm- walls is
suing to our for w ins. considerlnsrthe
sl’ elitist lo,tha.spl¢y. flavor tor
which liar wine is esteemed
t'l‘lle ha "Worm-e. hula suggestion
bol- Velcro who is subjected to
hmnc ll al attacks. It is a dry mus-
tall-d scallio- . which. «can be refitted
tor months and grilled napeatedIy
trillions lotion Inn of tile. club
eIIIn IIIlI IIIIIIIGII
Haw, ”I,“ l
with- tile condition at wearing. a: «hoe~
- D Pierce
loops of cotton '00!me
annuals!“ street, will he Ioperluod. by electricity.
as they will retain. Place them to
gether and W a tho edges and
over and war with} piece or
muslin; prefera . u it will be
softer. tiring wsll'around the edges
and sewing across and across to form
squm'n. Roll up and wrap it In a
piece of paper. and it will keep for any
length of time.
PHYSICIANS ARE NATURALLY
PREJUDICED
against proprietary or advertised
medicines. as the sale of these rome-
diea decrease their incomes.
However this may be the general
public is lit‘llt'l’lll‘il bv the use of soul
standard lucdicines as Lydia F l’lnk-
blun‘s \egciahlc Compound with in
wonderful record of thousands of care:
among saffcrlng women. We are vcrl
glad to say, however. llllll there on
hundreds of honest physicians in the
United States who‘ do not hesitate to
recommend sat ll medicines
EARLE' E SOULMATE RETURNS.
Promises to Do Nothing More to War
rant Criticism.
CHICAGO. Sept.'24.-—Mlss Gertrude
Bu’ell Dunn. who on July 21'». caused a
sensation by sailing for Europe will:
Ferdinand Plum-y Earle the original
“allialty” finder. slept Tuesday night
under the mo! of relatives ill Palos
Park. liltclvlcwod yestcr'dn), Slit'
said:
I“Piease l-xcusc me (rum answering
questions. The publicity that has
been glvun to me and my allalrs has
been very distasteful to me. and on
the whole, uncalled for. I will never
placi- Inyscll ill a position to be crlti
('lzcd again."
—-Dyspcpsla is our notional ailment.
Burdock Blood Bitters Is the national
care for it. It strengthens the atom:
sch nlvnlhlnlilii‘s promotes flow of di
gestiva juices. purities the blood.
builds you up '
”W
HOTEL ARRIVALS. .
Mahackemm— B. F. Deacon, I’l‘. So
rscoal. New York; William Moran.
city; Louis Mints, Newark: H. .l
Jolvlnn, Bridgeport: I". _M. Claritaon.
Bethel: on. Hall. New Havanl’wl'.
Horton New York: I". Lemongelli
William Lemongelli. J. Rothwell cit)“
George I... Rockwell; Ridgeticld; G. .8.
Lucntlullr New York; 10. l): Damion .
city: Charles L Bataan. ii. In. John. .
son‘s w Sears; New Yorlc: Jun.
Huston. Mlddletowm N;' Y.-: H. Kola).
IBrooklyn. “d
’l‘Iry- cleaning your ostrich. plume nbtu -l~ Burs. Bridgeport; Robert Mur-
l.ouls MllGl’iini. Ht. Ver-
.ray. New York: haunt Hirsch. New
York; J. Gelvron..Boston; C Iii: Holt.
Hanlordr Mints. Newark: M.
and shoaidar in ona is not. new. but IWOQIIGI city; H. In [It-water. Iliaat Or- .
It has been so much lmnasm upon am N I; w ‘
~ lornnateut Blltlgeportp- In IR; Hutu ;
G. Jones. . city; I.
butt. Wilton; I. s Moore. Bostonian.
N‘l- Eastman, Newir’loiI' I'lqu IAdImla'
New rura- I. A saber-I 0. 0':
Hood and wife. anfl . L.’ 'lb
New Hampshire: 8. H.
Fisher. Dnuhury; It: Mum, Chi-
cssar E. \V Btantolu Yooltcrs; c. It.
PIIace New York. .. .I
All night traolt swlnflll bridge,
across the main channel ot the china
go drainage canal. near Thirtydlrat
LEE M'CLUNG ins. rnaAslInan.
The President auger. an Oitlcsr or
Yale to Succeed Treat. -
WASHINGTON. Sept. 24.——Lee Mc-
Clung. treasurer of Yale University,
has been selecIed to succeed Charles
II. Treat as ’i cabaret of the‘ United
States.
NEW HAVEN. Sept. 24. ——when told
of the appointment of Lee McClung.
treaturer ofa-Ssle University. to the
position of treasurer of the United
States. l’rcslllollt Hadley. of the uni-
versity. said: '
"Mr. McClung will submit his resig-
nation as treasurer of Yale University
to the corporation at Its next lneeting.
which combs on October 4. it Is un-
derstood that he will continue in his
present position until November 1, so
find a suitable successor. Mr. Mb
(‘lung resigned the position of assist-
tlnt gclwrol freight agent of the South-
'r Hallway in 1004 to become treasur-
cl' of Yale."
W
llitlil‘ln Hint
IBearsth:
Simmof
.'.'. It
.,, d
WILL ADD 400.000 SHAEIIO.
N. Y.. N. H. and H. R. Rl will In-
crease Capital Stock by $40. 000. 000.
road purposes an increase In its capl-
tIIi silsk by an addition of 400.009
shares. Notification ut the increase
will soon be ill the hands of thé stoclm
holders. The formal notice does not
say to what use the money raised by
the new Issue will be put.
The 400..000 shame it.
is - under-
of $40, 000. 000.
.Tho proposed new Isaact will be
considered at a special stohklloldors'I
meetlg to he held. lit-re' October 27.
IA“ I. » 5' ins-.I ,4.
538
p
k».
I :Fmfl’fiipa”
r
ugfll‘qksut' 0'1“ born '0'
cm to my friends. fsal s Willa] rlaa
mutual. ,Iiuptsa harp a. ago-m.
as to allow the corpurntlpn time to ,
NEW. HAVEN. Sept. 24. -—The' New I
York, New Haven and llnrttord lia‘ll. ‘
stood will be uttered at par. wblcva‘
means an increase in the capital stoclt
n 1‘
m I]. Wilt-ms am all. (not. 8.1. -
‘ . ,t'\ . .
FRIDAY, SEPT.
limes
Bridgeport Advertisement!
Read Co
11m
Made of Cl'alllliagton Cloth
in going into lllc livingr room of a pleasant home we al-
ways lultt‘ nolicc of artistic furnishings—4hr- things that
arc ltllllplc, tllai Show individual taxlc, and aim go to Illakc
comfort and case.
M prcscnt Cranllington t'lolll is used for all sorts of
things. for porlicrcs, long scarls. round and oval lalllc ccll-
lcl‘s, llllilt‘ cloths and cushion L‘tli't'l‘5. ll luukc like a llcavy
antique lint-n and lakes kindly to cmllrolllcry or any ncclllc-
work. and is especially fillt‘tl for slcllt'lling.
In medium brown, dark blue. green and red.
54 inches wide. and 98 cts. a yard.
.\rllclc~ rcally Illallc, hllt‘li ils Scurls, Ct‘lllt'l‘5 allll
(‘Ilslliull l'uvcl’s can llt‘ hall in lllc \ililit‘ (lcpartlllcnl.
.\l'l. SCCllilll, lllll‘ll lllull‘,
Bandeaux for the New C(llffures
Now that the llalr is to ho simply arranged in a natural
way. tilcrc arc all sorts of accussnrics for hair dressing. illltl
lllc llllnllcallx I‘ct‘t‘llll)‘ ill'l'th‘tl arc captivating. Sonic of
Illclll arc plain bands or twists of gold llkc a grccn lllct, (llltl
others are rcgular coroncis.
'l‘llcrc arc rows of pcarls and bands studded with color-
t'il callucllons. and sonic that arc brilliant with rllilles‘toncs.
'l'llc ‘largc and llcalliilul collccllon givcs onc tllc llllprcssioll
that lllc trcasllrc chest of Millie illICI‘ll might havc bccn
rillcll. ,
Shown at tllc _]cwclry Suction.
\ The Sale of Gloria Corsets
Economical women will doubtless take advantage of
this small Spccial Sale of Cllrscls. it is a two dollar model,
lung hips with tllc cxtra skirt, mallc of Still llnc llatistc.
531.19
These are
Formosa.
Special Afternoon Tea in the ’l‘ca Room.
lavurilcs: (irallgc. l‘clmc, llltlia L'cylon and
The D M Read Cu
~ ,I.. . n'uJ nut». '.
we Asa YOUR JUDGMENT ON OUR NEw
Ladies dose at 15c; 2 for 250
SEE WEST WINDOW.
Ladies’ Base at 25c per pair
15 DIFFERENT KINDS.
Han and S'aSll Ribbons, 25c
tannin. atoms. AND pEasrAN.
Ladies’ and Misses Sweaters and Coats
A lickerman 8: Son
in St, South Norwalk‘
«team our“ r7
ross Creek C0al
once
for M Kongo
nélfi Coal nor open Grate
Horne Comfortable '
' Meals On Time
I Child'rlth Happy
'*l“ ' I‘ V H, ' l ‘
901' that r.
QRICZN LIMA UlANIrpdl‘ it! l...:‘
nmmgwxuii’. a. refinance
l '6
li‘dlllb
'fIso-I-II-n eras-asl
swat .cnhtju'rs. c'snsnv. TUR-
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