srAMroR 1:)
C31:ap furnaces have one single
jeclfgt. Some may have a tin or
' slieei~iroti lining riveted onto the
inside of the jacket.
0; course coasiderable heat
1111111 come through such jackets
inld the cellar.
QTAMFORD F U R N A CES
1“ng ttvo distinct jackets with an
fig‘a‘lEl;e between; and provision
i for using a third casing
31:19:31 is desired to keep the
Epegrfoctly cool.
' WM)! be a 1harming 1i1iue.
but. we flay seems to 11111 e passed when
it “COM any indications of inheiitlng
[CC C
ENmmus
'Etwiiigs Society
INCORPORATED 1m.
._ June 29,1909,
33;?07, 107. 48
. " 131119111196. Fleet." '
A: emu. Viéo-P’mt.
were 11111 Heusefur-
ribbing Goods, Etc.
Kine China by the set. or
111-1111.. 11.11: Jars can be
T'duickor and better. Fruit will
r. the Jars will look nicer
Ives than the round green
Militia Jet's have the Light-
~ Shade. made to order. .
‘ supplies.
and stifle “1111.11,, January 7.
tiers will leave
er'Nsw York. (foot
ery day. (except
. 111. .’if'i'slzht received
.19 1 11.111. and Scott:
E'Etin.80p.
”W00.
E 0. o. Hegemen.
' insure “sold—_—
195 mm“ W7 "1
‘ '“i’i'r to 1113
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GOT TH! WRCNG LAMI—
1
Orange organization Has a Costly £111
perience.
' The Newark News Friday evening
said:
“When is a union label not a union
label?" is a question the members'of
the John 1‘. 00111111 Aeneid-lion of Or
11an are asking oath other. AE month
aim they ordered 288 woolen hats to be
worn by the members of the assotla-
lion on its annual outing to Allentown
next Thursday. When the hats arrlv
er] somebody discovered that While
they contained 11 union label. it was
not a label recognized by the United
Halters of North America, the organ
ization which‘ is at present at odds
with some of the Orange hut manufac-
turers. In view of the tense situation
in Orange the members knew that if
such was the case it would never do
to use the. hats for the outing.
National President John A Molilti
was appealed to today. and be inform-
ed the ciillilltltti'l' ibai the label was
not recognized by the United Hatters.
He said he could not sanction n union
hatter wearing one 111' the bats.
This practically put an end [11 tile
question so far as using the bulk was
concerned and the organization is out
about 8100 unless the manufacturer
Will like the goods back.
The coxm‘nittoe in barge of the pur
chase of the l1ai11'took particular pains
to procure what they tliouirht were 1111
ion made goods as then were Instr-111111
ed to do. They 11 anted to get for lists
but found that the cost would be pro-
hib‘ltivo if the association-wan to come
out even on the outing. Finally they
found a inanufni'turei of woolen hats
who made them what they considers]
a fair offer.
The committee noticed that the lab
91 differed slightly from the mn- used
In Orange. and questioned the 111111111
factnrer on this point. He assured
them that the label was rerognlzed by
the American l«‘ederaiion of Labor.
with which the Orange. locum are iillll
’iated. and producedn list of union lnb
eta 1111 published by the ('ieartnuimn
’unlon, which Is also affiliated with the
American Federation. ()ne of the
“fair" lain-ls shown 1111111 the name .'11;
ilntt inEIho 11'ool bats. That was 1-11
plulneil to Mr. {\Ioflltt, but it" inform
ed the t‘tilllllllllt‘t' than there bull born
some trouble over the label in ones
lion. ‘
When 11 woman has occasion to lost
she calls it either shopping, visiting or
entertaining.
QHIBHESTEFi s,“ riEELLs
8.9111111“
re {in
l‘hl; mzr
lam] l-eld went“:
Kill-1m
In. «3111i 11:1' l‘h-o il-Ilin-n. v
"nko no other Illy 1n-
. 1111143101131"
lira” ”0111' 1. 11.1111 I‘ILI. s. 1.33!
mince-nae Br 1 5111-111. Alnylllc: table
.80er BROWNS EVElii’itllIfiii‘
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THE NEW SCIENCE
‘ Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science or the
cause or the disease :end the art of an
halting the same. Dleeaaea are caused
byla wrench. twist or sprain in the
bask. Even If done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause oi
this disease and pain; and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems 111 your body.
Nervousngas. Rheumatism. Paraiy»
sis. Hearty door and Female Die
eases are given upecial attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You win
never regret. giving Chiropractic 3
nuance to help you.
. E'r. ran-111cm. D. c.
94 WABHINGTON 51". 80. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
n ’0: Inu-
~
E‘
. 11' 1111er some;
‘ For All Hbuseéownexs.
This is the season for cleaning
' up the premises. Soap and the
scrub brusn for the house and
the make for the lawn are good.
' but they dont' so far subunit.
: You can clean dirt away, but
to make the house. the burnt.
”REAL ESTATE
in“
011111111
Cured by Lydia E Pink-
ham’ sVegetablcCompound
Baltimore. Milt-«Wile!- four are
myiiieeagh some. in red
irregularl-
tiss. terrible drag-
ging sensations,
extreme nervous.
awaken}!E thittm all
gone so as! it
etc lamb hmad
given 11p hope of
ever beinn
when 1 ben so
take Lydia E. Pink-
ham'e Vegetable
Com mund. Then
I felt. as though
newl Ife had been
gran mo. and I am recommending it
all my friends' '—Mrs. “2131313111111.
1088 Lansdowne St, Baltimore Md
The most successful reused in this
female complaints is Lydia E. Pink.
bnni‘ s \ egetablo Compound. It. has
stood the test. of years and to-dn
morswidciy and succession usedt an
nnyother female remedy l haecured
thousands of women who have been
troubled with displacements, inflam-
mation. ulceration. fibroid tumors ir-
regularities. periodic pains backache.
that bearing-down feeling. ilatuiency.
indigestion. and nervous rostratlon,
after all other means bud tilled.
lllllllt nts. don t uho no hope uiitll you
have given I.1di.1 l". l‘inkham a Vege-
table Compound a trial
lt‘ you would like special advice
write to M rs. l inkham. Lmn
111111.... for 11. She 1111:. 1:11am}
thousands to health, free of
charge.
ONE 0N PAPA.
(‘11I11'r -liurold, win-n you 1111i to he
say
naughty? iiarold«0ii, I'll do like.
pupa, .I‘ll tell llit‘lll how good I was
when I 111111 11 liltl." (‘hiengo News.
COKE
IT IS
Used with as Much
Satisfaétion
as Coal
AND IS VERY
Much Cheaper
Connecticut
Phone
68
1 INSURANCE
Steamship Tickets
.1 11 LAva ace.
. stapler and' fences rightthey
should be treshensd up with“
Wilbhye «W 'for th'
111m 11 . . may.
turns“ "ii
Atlantic Pure White Lead
E ' 'rn: rmoua '
ouch. sov PAINTER spawn
We can guarantee this White
the“ nu 11.11 '
See us about your painting.
EE GORHAM.
DECORATOR.
EAIT NORWALK. CONN.
Horace E. Deana: Son.
48 WALL 81'. NONWALK-
Real Estate» and
we: have 1.1.1.1 decided bargains
in income peoduelng property ' that
8
mum.“ "'1
tier ”elites on Email. 111111111 eithe 111111. .' _
.ml were“; in value with th'e' ErnEEpldE
iii‘Aitito‘AEb A'vs. so. uonthx.
(iNOOiiPo'RAETEl-l)
All Coupons
111
,‘li
iron
, 1. p. 1 31-.
"L'i'i'i l‘ i 1 i 13’ r; :"1, "1'
“alumina-sin
FOURYEARS
well i
country for the cure of all onus of '
lavender...” E 1
If) 'on are suffering ironianyot‘ these .
the head of a family what will you '
to your children when they 111'1-1
' once as a public performer."'explain-
EE ”hopefully.
“rme 1e rue arose.» ' ” '
Tale 4 One Means"... Thrifty Man
In the Land of Thrift.
Alexander Wright. brother of the
county auditor. who is visitingfi‘ieve—
land for a vacation period, and who
is int» public ser 111'th Boom-h
heme. tells this agent one lic-
Gregor. althrlftym 11111111141 or
thrift. who was seen' In Glaagvfw
wearing n' ‘Instrous'apnrkler In his
cravat. To him said Sandy Menus
molt: ‘
"Who gin ye the dl'mon, MrGro—
gar?"
"Nobbut ineseif.” was the answer.
“Oh. aye." ventured the questioner.
“Le've been trating yerlel'. eh?"
"No that. eyeiher," 11111111111101- made
reply. “But yeEEken I‘m exeeooter of
the estate 0' Sammie MeDougaL"
“A'n ye ha' yer hens in the pile
the 1100?"
l ‘llush inonf" said Metiregor. look-
lng hint “"l‘is 11' i' th' 11."! First. it
world. his lawful debts were to be
paid. which was onnnieeraury under
the law. Then. It said. th‘ execootei
was to 11st aside :15 pun‘ for th’ bury-
in‘. l)‘ye mind?"
} “0h. aye." responded 'Mciiernioti.
1 "An' then he wish'd‘ th' exeeooler
to procure 11a handsome a atom- on
rotild be had in n‘ (Iiaan for a matt-
hot" 11' 70 iin'."
".tye."
“Aweel.
gor;
moo." concluded Mrtlrc-
'thlEs is the stone.” Cleveland
.11
”w..
. .7112 naeuu.
I’lubba—Wbat‘s up. Rubbei 11.111
don‘t look well
Rublw No. I 111111 hemmed in by a
rroud dountoun and I111 been tron-
bled niih a stitch In my side ever
llilt‘t‘.
“hp—-
Even So.
They had been married just I
month when he lost his position. and
during the next eikhhsen months he
lumped rapidly from one thing to 111-
other without being at all successful
at anything.
By this time, of course, her trous-
sesn 111111 getilng frayed around the
hoiiom and rusty at d thhtop; and
the hope which 1l11 .11I been enter
"doing that she would some day be
the possessor of some new gowns had
become a sort of a permanent hope.
as far as she could see, or. in fart. as
far as they both could see together.
“Elizabeth." he said 'one day. “do
you think marriage is a failure!"
Failure!" ape said pcornfully. "it's
'11
I panic.
_Wfi...
Sine Qua Non.
"You 'let your maid go?” .
"Yea: she was so near-sighted.”
"Near-sishted‘i"
“0h. dreadfully! So much so that
she insisted on stationary lenses in
all the Important keyholes. and we
decided we couldn‘t afford that."
Evidence of lnebriety.
Nell» I‘m afraid Mr Guzaler had
too much drink at the dinner last
night.
Beth—What makes you think so?
Nell— When the eharlotte ruese
was served he was twins to blow the
froth off.
Learned in the Law.
Examiner—What Is an alibi?
Candidate for the Bar.-.“ alibi is
cotnmittingn crime in one place when
you are in another place. If you can
be in two other pllt'el. the alibi is all
the stronger in law.
Over the 'Phone.
Host (at his wife's reception—Ah.
my dear Mrs. Brown. aren‘t you com-
ing? Everyone is expecting you. Oh
neter mind about your dressmaker
and ydur gown. its not your clothes
Ewe want to see. Its you
Magnetic.
“I treat a man with some experi-
ed the stunt men.
"I think I'll do " said the applicant
‘I'm the only man on our
.blnek who uses a lawn- mower in the
evenings.”
Ay, More.
Brown -Well. Jones old man let me
ex’mnd‘my sympathy. it must be pret-E
't1' hard to loan 11 u'.ifo
.lones—-Yon but It is —it‘11 almost im-
Epoaaible.
0
Interesting.
- l’oriles at which the guests answer
1111» question: “Why. lgot married?"
'nre much in vogue. - it is always so
lF. E. EoCkwad'
&Cmmmi
'39I'Welhsnest'
Your coupon properly filled
sili you a Spat-11' 11111wa
' pie try to find some excuse.
‘ ‘_‘.Oh you. I‘m in a soar—13111111111“
Interesting to hear the married poo-E
Successful. _
"i started out on the‘ ihnory that
wont to find it " “Did you find it?"
American.
...,..... -4.-. ..
‘ Overlook HM ‘ '
.lena'lnahiiow did you and your
lib vioild had an opening for me. and Bill!-
Th: basket of
. family washing will
gleam white as
snow if you use
BLEACHETTE
Laundry Blue
Five cent packing: contains two
blocks each. in n muslin has.
E Hold by the ear, and stir till
the water is the blue you wad.
W’hat‘s left dries out for use
next time, it is “U! 3 d9“ 5”
can’t discolor. 1
throat-krone
Moo-I drones for II .
m “fulfill“ MAIL”. m
PULITZER COMMITB SUICIDE
Brother of New York World‘s Publish.
er—Founder of The Journal.
VIENNA. Oct. 4.~Albei't Polity-13.11
brother of Joseph Pulitzer, publisher
0! the New York World, committed
suicide in this city yesterday. It was
evident that he made doubly sure of
death. for all indications pointed to
the fact that he had first 3111111111111
poison, and than standing in front of
a niirrovr. had sent a ebullei frotn a 1'i'-
volver through his right temple. An
empty poison bottle lay on the table
in Mr. Pulitzer'u room.
Early yesterday evening Mr. I’liiitz»
or dismissed his attendants and asked
to be left alone. Some time later Dr.
l’ollak. who had been attending Mr.
Pulitzer. called to make his usual \le'
it. He entered the room and found
Mr. Pulitzer lying «load on lllt' floor, in
front of his dressing table. ’lin dot
for announced the tragedy and notified
the authorities
Mr. Pulitzer is mild to have suffered
11 nervous breakdown, lie was very
much ilt‘lll‘e‘NSI'll inri' the failure of
his physicians to lit'lli'lll him.
NEW YORK. (ii't. i-:\lb(~ri l'iililz
or was a brother of I’oseph Pulitzer.
publisher of tho New York World. Ai'
Iii-rt I'uiltzer was the founder and im-
nIPl'l) publisher of the New York
Journal, but sold that property :1 1111111»
bur of years ago. ”t" had spent lliiihl
of his time in Europe since 1.19:. until
two years 11110, when he came to New
York. and announced his Intention of
starting 11 newspaper in this city. The
project was not put in effect, and Mr.
Pulitzer returned to Europe.
EVERYBODY KNEW THAT.
Every enlllnu has i111 technical 1'11-
eniiuliu'y. and those who are familiar
with it are often surprised and irritat-
ed with the difficulty other people have
in understanding it. The New York
World tells of an old horseman down
in Maine who had run over 11 man
was being sued for damages,
The Pour Hkt‘d the defendant if he
was driving not. lie answered. “I was
‘zning a pure." Then the court said.
"Now. kindly tell the gentlemen oi the
jury how fast you were going.
"Well. said the defendant. “i reckon
l was going a clip."
"Well. will you tell the jury how fast
11 Etlip la?‘
“.ell it's going a dite."
“.Now will you tell the jury how fast
a dite is?"
“Well. a diie‘s 11
knows what a dito is."
dita. Anybody
A RATTLING GOOD MAN.
The legislative session bad Just
opened and the members were getting
acquainted. Hawkins who was "city
broke." was meeting Anderson. who
lived In the “North Wooda.‘ Ander-
son was a good man. postmaster.
chailman of his county committee. a
power In his congressional district.
and known as far as the state capital
-—but he wore celluloid cuffs. being
a “plain. common citizen."
Tbet shook hands.
" 'Well Dick. what tllii you think of
Anderson?" asked the blend 11110 had
introduced them. later.
“Looks like a good man." said liaw‘
kins. "lint great Scott! When i shook
hands it sounded like i was shaking
dice "—Harpers Weekly. _
M .
DANGER; EITHER WAY.
Chugchng!
llr-rsri r-r-r! e.
Honk-hunk! "
Gilligillug—gilligillug!
The pedestrian paused at the later-
section of two busy cross streets and
looked about.
An automobile was rushing at him
from one direction a motorcycle from
another.- an autotruck was coming
from behind. and a taxicab was speed-
ily‘ approaching
Zip-sip! Zing-sing!
He- looked up and saw directly above
him a runaway airship in rapid de-
(want
There was but one chance. He was
standing upon a manhole cover.
Quickly seizing it. he lifted the lid
and jumped into the 111119411111 In
time to be run over by 11 subway train.
—-l.ipplncott‘ s.
_ .__.._.._.. ..
EVERYTHING TO OHDIER.
Generally speaking 11 \vulier‘a life is
not :1 11111-110111..in happy one. and Mr.
"10111.“ has found it very 11111111111 to
Eileasc some of his (ustonicrs. A fussy
ndlvldual entered the restaurant the
other day.
“Waiter." he aid. “I'll begin on or
11ers. One dozen—natives. mind; i
like them on the deep shell. not too
large nor yet too,a1ualL. Cheesedhcm
carefully. and remember. you to at not
”fins" me‘ “nYrklE‘utAlf’ not 3le h and
Dam D"
"Yes sir." said the waltof‘saf-doni-
cally "and wrould 111;. likdEt Egiiwlth
"eerie In them or all Ethq'lihl . " -_TEItE‘
1111111111: «
THEM 0 RN M 8, M
“isn't Iy‘giiigliunbulid pomp
opt in'c
‘Milkllnllily‘ not.“ showered 11ini 011
ms. with dignity. "i trust tin-'11
\
1:111 durum
111 ism we
never comgbuwn be
1333.1
43:13,,
What amyou? Likewise. how and
Who some day, as you cheerfully float
if you should hit us.1r1nil1l it renih
Are you‘ 11 thing of 111eial'.E1ocks and
dirt
0h. luminous interros
" You speEsii your dis sintE andE‘myster-E
As If your steering gear (were out of
t;
for
on... till”: 11111 club 1111 liilddaled
Were out; a .loy-t'liiEeI fiend. boldEE EandE '
will ,E
.1111
Bridgeport Advertisements l
MONDAY. _OCT. 4, 1909.
Bridgeport Advertisement:
The D M. Read Co.
W 1”,.
Of" Interest ‘to Shoppers.
The Scarf is the [_liinl,r this season
In the hands of a
g‘liif‘tllll 11111112111 i1 inc-111nm a distinguishing airessory to
lllt" 1'1111111111'
lf mu 11'i.~l1 to know sotnctliiivr of lit)“. it has
been usul. walk iliruughkmy art gallery and mark the por-
traits of beautiful 11'111111'11 of past
scarfs .IlIllillg lliun tl11 linonipnmblt Marie Louise
E11-ar s 51 .1rfx 1m 11f.111_1 kind of wit lo11lE1' material;
wore
This
of silk
centuries, who
llltlll\\CllllL l11.11lul \1iil1 small gilt 111' 1r\ xtu lnails; of flou—
c'rul muslin with lunged t‘litlh; of moment loath nets iiii-
lxllt‘tl with llL'ii\'}' knotlcil fringi'; 111'
Ciilul's.
it
'l‘lict'e is no limit 111 the tiny
tll't'§~ gnrniiut‘c. :1 writp for the motor. E .
.\i the Neckwear bcciion.
11:11 it happens to be becoming.
l’t'i‘1luii silk in lovely
E11111 be used. As a
or evening wear. any
The Trimmings dazzle 11111-
.\ gl. 11161- .11 :1 llisplav 1' 'isc
slants \lllllllllt‘l’llig cloth of gold nr >111'1r. gold and stl1c1
nets fistoon gal iiili11c~ set with 11 “th in ttiltll‘b', 111111 jets
cmnbintil \1lil1 gold silver or pearls.
UIICL 1111 logo 1 1.1rs ag11i~ at llit filiill.
'l‘be bugle trimmini,r
l' 111L111 bands gliitii
11itl1 j111els.a1nl \1itli :ill lllt l't'el are enormous fiogs of
liczny gimp fot motor or c1 suing “raps.
and fascinating allow.
it is a splendid
Handmade Nightgowns and Chemises .'11'-1 fill the dainty
11l1111:111.:11111 though some are tl.1l1oraic \1'iili eyelets.
or
I 1:1111'l1 laul work others are plain 11itli :1 simple billion-
lllllt'tl edge and .'1 tin} bending.
11111! finest. l’rirrs begin at $2.50.
lluinty tiliriiiiscs in this gradi- of work
from $1.50 up.
The nainsook is the softest
111:11' lit: liail
A Cold Cream for cool weather is 1119111 Tissue .
lt Euppliu in the finest 111:111111'1'un1l is “but lllt‘ name implies.
for worn and tired IllllM‘SlL‘ . :1 softener for
”‘lilliltlt r"
liiililer.
the
.311“ rougliiencil l1E1 (lust and \1i111l..'11nl the tiniest bleach
11 here iliert art freckles 111 (llat‘tiliilflllolls
jute". at the loilct Stction.
lu convenient
__—_._._____
The Tea Room has many tempting things on .'1 cool
afternoon.
[lot too. fragrant and refreshing. chicken. claim,
or beef bouillon. toast. muffins. jam. or linked apples with
Cf‘t'alll.
W
The chnnge 111.111. fighter-Megh—
ANDI-
Comfortables
We have a large assortment of both
Winter Underwear
For Men. Women and
.1: Telephone: 446
HALLEV'C' COMET.
I when'ce and why?
Are you amessonger among the
stars E
Luck by
Will drop us that much longed- -for
' note. from Mars?
hurt
or are you but a
w?
thin reflected
Bklli
L
()1 loan 11 gas tank and Ea picture H
a 6w.
\
scion pointl'
1011s cotirse' n'ae
And you. defying 1111- celestial
And saxlttariu's all alert td’ shoot-'— ‘
contents 11-__.,
WiEEtEli one lamp lit and' Eng 'er a horn l t
oliout Etl'roii's
-E~\\E’a11liin3€onEEE 8E1".
2A. lickerman 81 Son
84 Washington St,.South Norwalk
T1... 1). M Rance.
Children
LUCK AND skitL.
buck and Skill were 1111.11 old;
buck was ever overboldz.
Skill just planted on its way,
Doing something every day:
leaps and bounds would fly.
flown today. tomorrow high;
llulk and Skill both chanced to meet.
Journoying, slam: the direct:
t-uuk said to Skill. "1.12111 r1110.
fuel to see who wins first place."
i-IkElli aarevtf.11way lauok sped."
in an hour 11 who ahead;
s9e111e1l.oh. so slow. until
Lick approached 11 mighty hill;
k knew not which Way to tuin;
had had no time 11) learn;
it. thouah. seemed the road to know.
10 owiedse told him where to go: .
8 It looked back it Luck and said.
who trust to you must tread
Henry weary miles each day; '
‘i‘ni the onetwho knows the way:
Obstacles nm‘ig ht
Skill gets there! by
on, Luck.
{rifts and pluck. "
-Dstrolt Free Press.
M...—
IEY GUEHPERICI.1
‘KtnilEey, Eyou' drfiilEtE entirely too much
.1111... i hereti't' scuba one
film.”
mneh'cuflée E! was going to
E 3111 WhlhuWRS it mom suing-
twitch
0 Tribune.
Norwalk Chronicler