. 5“wa '
I." Til grip
We take pleasure In inviting
Inatlng area-era to our new fall
C 6? Cdi‘aets
the attention or discrim-
line.
t
".\.4
to ’WI Jr'hfiifl-IWU'I‘R
department a ways
FRIDAY. SEPT. 24. 1909
w
‘Jt/Hvz-
'Fhes
8.
firm ”
-‘ flu
O
y mend Progress
from.
tan-not . A M.
rtr‘rr '14:? Vfufi myrrh-x: my
ew Idea 3 ems. ,
South Norwallr women lll"t turning to the New Idea
l‘ntlorns III greater numbers t-acb neutron. 'l‘ney mm.
come to recognize the aupcIioIlty of thieucmm the lean
pIogIesaitr ones that lllth' been on the IIInIlM no runny
yenIa. \‘ew idea l‘atteIne ill'l‘ simple as the ,\ art» pracll-
861m NORWM CONN: «In! A trial will continue
‘Ih‘
FORMAL OPENING DAYS
Saturday and Monday, September Twenty- fiftII and Twenty-seventh '
One Entire Floor Given Over to This Beautiflll Departrnent
,va W ,, w
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SEWE TAKE Pl EASURE In inviting attention to our PbRMAL FALL OPENING OF MILLINERY. SUITS and COSTUMES
which we have planned for Saturday and Monday. We have brought together this season the most exquisite collection
of Suits and Costumes ever shown in The Norw ks- while our Millinery Display measures up. both in novelty and ex-
clusrvcness. to the same high Rahdtr'd of'excellenoe which this‘d
erhl. showh elsewhere. Every smart. up to date and approved ideal of the season will be found here. Suits. Costumes Hilts of
quality. béairty and style.' tn a full gamut of the fashionable shades. at the popular piices for which we will make this departmerlt
famous. Expert litter and tailor at our senice. Alterations ar'e tree. Positively no two alike. All In all it is a fine time to look
now. and to buy. it ready. You are welcome one way or the other.
maintains-a richer. entirely dlilerent lrbrn the gen'
~ II rah-u
In order to make these two days the busies‘l In the his‘tory of this enterprising store. we have‘arranged
ix cry Specrai
which we otter for these IWo days dhly. Behutilul habituated Moire Silk. Felt. Beaver and Children's Hats are here in the
large assortment of stles; she. a large assortment of Feathers and Trimmings. Prices very reasonable.
Mittthithtitttltituthttttttttutt
f ermgs
o‘p‘numd ”new. N0.
$1.39 first Bags.
Ir. t‘
Up- «tr-date new tall line of Bags.
heir qhént’y ‘or leather and fittings. ,.
all colorsr .
» " mam-
_ ‘ medium» cram
MM“ NUNU“iL ~00mmittaea.
' muss-ti ti mpoita.
The acvletit’F‘flI-itrahndal session of
the 1:1?th cooper watt-t A'anoola
tlon. which wa‘a held in Bridgeport
09m. to on menu yiuorday altet-
saw me are Inna l
mum tittimeetln'g was the
reports of committees
The "committee on pinch and
preacher shade a partial Iepbll recom-
g the se Ion of Rev F. #-
ei n. of the Second Bap-
tlg. '3ch id port. as the one
I m. t e auntie! sermon
next year, but no recommendatlon
was made in regard to the place or
medlng.
. {t Ongoing committee.
A néw Itandlng committee was ap-
pointed. called the Committee of Pr
ma t.Councll consisting of Revs.
g. at Bridgeport. H. B.
rr-‘So Norwallr; E. W
Hum, Doughty. and. Messrs. J. H
33%;” Woodmi‘geenigntlgs'uniflrglfiee :
th candidates for ordina- ‘
(teem lam and c unpel
W ”Primal“ 'to {(3er new
ation has ‘attempted anything or
Windy the work of this. corn-
mlaewlrtll he followed _WItll great in-
to
I. .
‘ Civic Righteousness.
'mIkeup or the new couinlt-
to Ight'iir
F the Mhl‘fi'e‘riil best
FiIc cent pgckage contains tun 1-0:.-
ll . F . ohm“ for 9;.va large washes. l~ . .i
‘ bin '3 muslin bag ready .
It to the first: time til“ the»
mcmrn - l
Laundry- Blue " F
of high grad Ultramltrihc lilac, . I .
spied {or blueing b: ,. . . ' . .
1. f OPENING SPECIAL NO. 2. 1
25h Ribbon
98c
very
19c y(L
Regular 25c value.
.cwtmou t‘luatq») on
1.“!5 ‘7 9 '.
‘t .'> ; .‘rj'z.- 'r
“hf; WIWQ“ 'Dn‘.
lash .Dtld. was.» to lows: Rev. E.
B Carpenter. South Nerwallt ohalo
man; Clayton Stevens. Danbury; Rev.
lw. Richardson. Stamrord: John 'l‘I-
lar. South waalk. and Rev. C. F.
W. Ahrena, .1. H. Croaalcy and S. T.
lvéng Bridgeport.
Rev. F. A. Cunningham. or Roway
ton, reported [or the clutuary com-
mittee a set ot‘ resolutions and brief
sketches ot the lives of the 39 meal
Ihera who died the past year
! The Inaip- Incident of the morning
isesalon was the statement made by
«Ron. .W Nicholson. of the First
Baptia church to the effect that. It
was his firm-belief the salvallou of
the world would be accomplished In
the next 50 years.
. ——Any skin itching is a temper- -test
cr. The more you scratch the worse
It lichen. n' a Ointment curs piles.
hcaema—any s in itching. At all drug
stores. '
su‘rrnadarr’ss TAMEo.
Fed with Stomach Purnp when They
Tried starvatIOn in Jail.
LONDON, Sept. 24. -—Two of the
Buflrageltes Imprisoned at Birming-
am tiled the tactics successfully
adopted by their [nation colleagues to
'get released. They started In to
starve themselves
The prison doctor. however.- with
the sanction of the Heme Office, fed
Itaeu with the stomach pump: Alter
Ithla espeflence the prisoners promlsed
«emancipated in the naml'way
t
'rlaisltm‘dr Uaé,. F'
ConThhtdlhbr; Coarié‘pamclcs or dyes
‘ Extra Wide Ribbon. regular 25c yard:
l for these two days .....
' Ion .Colipcllhl .
and colors, all
..... 19c yard no two alike ....,
trauma"; .... .. ., .
hummus
n mun autumn
Columbus Day Parade Will Undoubl
edly be a Long One
Toothe Organizations oi’ the Town of
Norwalk:
At the last meeting of the arrange-
ment committee tor the big ceiebrn~
tlon to be held October 12th, it. was
reported, that some or the lodges in
tbe_,town had complained or nothasu.
lug received invitation to participate
in the parade. on the above 'named
day. The committee wnntfi it unch
stood that the secretary has sent. In
vitatlons to all of the lodges that he
could and in the directory. The fol-
lowlng lodges have been invited. and
i want It undeIatood that it there are
obtain invitations by writing to .
CHARLES ODDO. Sec‘y..
193% Washlnglon street.
Arlon Singing Society.
Benevolent and Protectlce Order or
lira.
Fraternal Order ol Eagles.
Frenndahalt Bond '
Improved Order of Red Mén. Uncas
Tribe. No- 26.
lmp'rov'ed Order of Red Men, Cock-
enoe Tribe, No. 32
Cockenoe Haymakers‘ Association,
No. 325.1. 0.11 M.
independent Order of Red Men.
Schiller Stratum. No.2
Knights of Columbus. Catholic Un-
Knlg to of Columbus.
walk nell No.1.263.
Bentworwalk Club. ,
Gout-it aha kemo. No. 33. F. or A.
Cou'rt Narru No. 5&1“. or A.
Ndrplalk Fire Police
Phoenix Fire Engine Company.
Hope Haas Company. No. 2.
. Plonee Hook and Ladder Company.
Squib orwalk Fire Police.
Old Well Hook and Ladder Com-
pany.
Putnam Hose Company.
East Norwalk Fire Police.
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com-
puny...
Rowayton Hose Company
Reliance Hook and Ladder
South Nor-
Com-
panY- '
leth Company. Coast Artillery
Corp a.
‘flronth Company. Coast Artillery
Corps.
N I u a - . I
First guilt” Hungarian Honyndl.
OPENING SPECIAL NO. 3.
$5 Trimmed Hats, 33. 98 50c Wings and Feath-
ers. 29c
these two days, all colors.
‘20 new {all trimmed Hate in black
trimmed with wings and feathers; if
Regular 86.00 Value: 4‘ -
any that are not in the list. they catfl plumpnesa that ‘5 5° desirable
new shapes.
, Just tor
mirth Ill
Samose Sold Uuder a "No Cure No
Pay" Plan
There are a good many people In
South Norwalk who ardently wish
\lteycould, find some way of getting
fat aud;plu_mp. While not lll. yet they
are so thin and scrawny that their
lriendo think they cannot be well. in
nine cases our of ten this condition
can be readily overcame by using the
combination or Ilesh- forming foods
known as Samohe. Fl‘hlo little tablet
taken three times a day with the
food does wonders in building up good
health and rogtorlng the pleasing
Before the discovery of Bamosa. peo
ple who were thin. weak and rundown
were advised to take some nauseous
[summation of cod liver oil, but now
with this Ilesh~tormlng food In palata-
ble form nothing at all disagreeable is
neceaaary to gain weight.
Frank H. Baxter has the agency lot
this preparation and sells it with the
promise that if it does not do all that
Is claimed for it In- making people
gain In weight and In health the
monoyrwlll be refunded
Rakocel Society. u'
Rough Rider Glee Club.
o.Knboaaa Encampment. No. 9. l. O.
F
IaColtax Entampment. No 31. l. 0.0.
Barbers Union
Bartendcrs' Union.
Bricklayers' and Masons‘ Union.
Carpenters‘ Union:
Central Labor Union.
Cllltr Makers' Union“
Hat Finishers‘ Union.
\ Hat Makers' Union.
Painters Union.
Plumbern‘ Un n.
Polishers‘ an Bittlera Union.
Sht'eéltlctal Workela' Allinnce.
Stop Masona'
Typographicaldl Ian. ..
Uncut Haylottyflm- 96th
Nurwalk' Automobile Club.
Knightg oi Pythiae. Olive
Lofigfi.;No.wle. ~ .
era and n W Amerlc . South
Norwullc Camp. "30:92 I!
.s ol A.. ‘IVaahlnltton Camp.
4
Branch
OPENING OPECIAL No.4».
. your choice ..
We Value.
...... ...........29c
M. . - '
Old Well Lodge. No. 108. F. and A
‘M.
PlllliiliSI W
Washington Clmptcr. No. 24. R. A
llllllt‘r Chapter, l. 0. 0. R. No. 38.
(‘llnton Commandery. No. 3. K. 1‘
0mm (‘hnptcn No 52. Order ol’ the
Eastern Star.
Our Brothers' Lodge, No. 10, l. 0.
0 F
lather Lodge. No.97. I. o. o. r.
Grand Army.
Sons of Veterans. Douglas Camp N0.
48.
Spanish War Veterans.
Palestine Castle. A. O. K or M C.
FOREIGN BOATS ARRIVE.
Four German, Cruisers Reach Guam 5
tine This Morning.
NEW YORK. Sept. 24.-—.'l‘he German
cruiser squadron, composed or the Vic-
toria Luise, Hertha. Bremen and Dres-
den, which will participate in the
Hudson-Fulton celebration. arrived at
New York today, reaching Quarantine
station at 8:15 a. In.
The British battleship
under command of Admiral Sh-
wurd Hobart eymour arrived oil
Sandy Hook in morning and joined
inflexible.
the tree other British warships which ‘
have been awaiting her nIrlvul since
yesterday. The British ships remain-
ed at anchOI oil the llook.
The American cruised Montana ar-
rived this morning. to join the other .
American warships anchmed in the 9
Hudson river.
DREDGING ONE~YEAR~OLDS.
.——--—
Failure of Title Year's .Oyatcr
Malta- “Natural Growthara" Huatla.
an. '
8st
Although there was no oyster set
this year a very tine quaIlty of one-
year- old seeds forms a coating of the;
natural bedloll Bridgeport and Strat-
tord and there Is a brisk sale to the
New York buyers creating much ac-
tivity among the natural growtbers
There are now between so and 70
sloopa at work on the beds. Last.
Monday I e stark began with. 55 oy-s I
tcrmon. tidadaI there Were 65 unit
thla num gradually Increased.
The a to bringing from 50 to 60
cents perwbuahol and-trom- as to 30
bushels up to 100 bushels per day are
being mind. The seeds were lt-ydnr
old in August and their quality is un-
naually good. .
A. run 015W lIlokwllt‘ do more to.
No.
f’flt xJoluia WENd. 80. P'. and A.
mull “(nil than a dozen
doctor-I oil prawn gr
OPENING sesame NO a. '
Women’s? dose
190 pair
Our famous Silk Lisle Stockings, ex-
tra line ................ 19c pair
Regularly 26c Pair.
commenter“. No. s.‘
335" Panama Skirts. $3.98"
:All Wool Panama Skirts. black, blue
and navy. neatly trimmed. all
sites. for these two days ........ $3.98
Re ular 85“ 00 Value.
- . 1mm .
' Jim“ ELEM} X I
Huston ’Ifb‘arort cramps ‘ j and minim is allotted to snarl»
The new Ilutlaon- Fulton. postage Office in the country; it is ex tad
stamps will no doubt be much sought.
as soon as they appear. as only a lim-
‘
. but they wlll be "placed on oath to-
”BMW“
. Hudson - Folio
SW Avail Themselvod‘ f
WWW! of- atfentlllru
‘ ’ 0w .. n. j
Style Show
Fall Milltnery
j -a ahrpriairtgly com late and
mhgnillca tprcscntal on at Au-
Iurnn' I tie on and most authen-
tic crcanont in
Hats
;For Every Occasion
by the mutcelcbratcd Parilian
designen ll Well as our own
clever artistes and originators.
‘”on m cordially invited to
:VIIIFM. 4139in even if you
not will! to buy.
i
a (4 ...-.... ~....
‘ 10% Discount“. l3 Offered
, ' All Visiting Porww
J Wins the Cold)!“
Dainty rammed HIE» mm. .‘d Street it.» salsa
Exquisite 'l'rimtned Dreu or“? 0.00 t ”'00.
Rich and superb lemma cfimf 'Fssoo 'lo‘tlsooo.
4...": till
.1; r‘i‘n new , raw " AM
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