.‘Vtskinu Reno’s Diuretic and n .
it! unholiOrdar
liter kidneys,
401‘ own new
ti iini’ntix sods
tion. leIIi o
.= all-
in: ion (“racially
colored water
rend!
I thd Worried is
““2,“ WW crown
Vista» oVanzVVto VdeVoViinlttiVVMrtr
r r u in; s
s M3316: dietitian hill“-
reotlyounonn the sir-coins and
merited, and completes, the
Written m 11:1le The 1110-
on channel any idnéy 6r Uri‘u-
sly endugemant. .or .fepl rheumatic
no u ,tpkiiig .tliis harmless
lpane with the knowledge that
“‘33: I no other remedy, at any perche.
pliyw ere else in the we; (1
will. Tweet so ='—tlioroi'iizh and
o cure as it lifiyaoent treat-
Popes Dluieiic, which any
'dmust can supply.
VVt‘o'htl physician. pharmacist, banker
. mercantile agency will tell you
uni , one. homusou & Pane. or on:
i , is lame and iospotiililblea
corn, thoroughly worthy
Confidence.
. urotive results can come from
few
days treatment will make tiny one
feel fine, -
Acogpt only Pope's Diuretlc~lifty-
cent Regiment—{tom Iuny drug store
fsnywheie in the world.
V3 FlSH VAND GAME LAWS.
The fish NHL some. lows .in force
October 1 have been printed in pum-
plildtiform and copies may be obtained
from 1:. Hart Gear. of lludlyme, sec-
retsryof the den nnd game commis-
if: .
‘ ’ ’NORWALK
,Vl‘. 1V .WJAV 1- l .,
V Sayings Society
“‘3‘“ ..
" ‘ ‘moimoonsreo 1349.
Doors .lune 29 i909
= 53 707107.48
. VOIoVIV'iI M. Helms. PM
A. cums. VW
A. Elle. Bony 4 Thu.
lN PRICES To s
rocxrrnooxs
A Complete Line of Crockery.
ALL
lllullih‘ Blue chins by in. set or
”fee-IV VV
white Fruit Jib-I can no
ulckor Ind better. Fruit will
s1; the ilVIrI Vwill loonVi nieIr
91%“; not out roun Vumn
White rm um um 1.1m
at 0.
Window Blinds» loses to order.
new. suppliers.
ill-t ltixod Point. .135 gallon
lV’IlnliiIVg and Paper HVsVaniog
L. H. Decker?
or Wlioumo‘rou our".
Iowa sonwsuc.
. . m. eon.
, our
Pro satiny,
in”: like Tm
‘* A” maveilrci fruit receive
nag 0&0! Jiliiilia iuwt Visouth
.lniiluiry 7.
lento
rlr. tine
and Gills: Colonicmm F. Hingins ol Bridgeport ls
booknuhe, .
fillgifib ill onco.I
ydsy. loxcspt
Witim
Metalwork. oi. tin §v9kiu
ii iii Rubi?
,1.
the
road company is that of George F
Higgins. who resides at 950 State,
street, Bridgeport. About nine years
Mr. Higgins entered the omploy
offline company iii New Haven and
gradually become Very much intemst.
ed in all Mitre concerning this run-
One of, oat. i portnnt promo-
tlo of it ? ygiil‘, tingle by the New
,ililsw oven and Hartford Rall-
Von; niply vanish. ining of the great .system. Several
years; ago he was promoted to tile im~
roriim. position or chief 1.1»au «u.-
mightier. in plow Haven and nithqunh it
came as a growl; surprise to h s blends,
it was nevertheless a pleasant one.
Th week. Mr. Higgins has been
a n uteri its incubator our the entire
and. will in e up his new
9 action has
caused much “mil n'g among the
omnidyeos who formerly came under
his Jurisdiction although they have
known to some time that his em-
loney wo‘u d $09“, be acknowledged by
the compsny
Mr. Higgins has been a resident or
Btklgopprt for many. years. and. has a
tuna circle Iof intends who will be.
shad to ppm of hip promotion and
predict s retest, future for this en.
teiprlslng young man, He has taken
up .nollrosding no it life work. and has
already mud» n clinic for himself
alon .tpip line of bus nose. His new
aiifiontrmmit will shew him to re
mu residence within-City, although
his. duties will call him to all parts
of the state, .
m
—'—'lV‘Vo feel stroug, have good appetite
and digestion, sleep soundly and enjoy
life. use Burdock Blood Bitters. the .,
great system tonic and builder
INLAND HARBOR AT PLUMB l8-
LAND.
NEW LONDON, Oct. l‘lr'lll the
office of the constructing quarter-inns-
ler, U. 8. VA., in this city, this iiiVoi‘iiliiu.
the contract for the eonotruction of
an inland harbor at Plum island: was
awarded to the Mitchell CompanyI of
New York, for $55,090t The wliurvtw
will be protected by jellies, which will
enable the government craft to maki-
n. thrilling in severe weather 11nd will
protect llli‘lll from diunngc by lii-iivy
sens.
W
Many .a hot-nit dispenser develops
cold feet.
ilLILILV
Definition of Chiroiirscuc
“Chiroprnotlo is the Bounce or me
an? or the queue and the art of so
inst 113 the some. Diléues ore caused
by I wrench, twist or strain in in:
book Evcu it done in childhood l1
creates: pinched nerves Ind room in
inter tits in the diluent organs Int
limbo.-
leropiiVIetoi-I remove the eVIuII oi
thin disuse Ind len. and liIIlin u
restorodldbmsxh tin-mousing. the In
«Inns systems in your body.
he muons. Rheumatism, “my
sis. cart, Kidney Ind l‘omsls Dis
asses are given special attention; IiIr.
Curvature of; tho Spine. You wu
never romt rgivlng Chiroprsctlo a
«blues to help you.
rimmarsnc
94 onl-iiVNGTON BT10. NDRWALK
Magnetic Trnin'idnii GlVon Also.
Thiolstho ’oi; f ‘ V
up the premiW.“ in
scrub brush roi- iii. new IV»
the who for tho lswn III
but they dont
room ataxia“ .,liIt
to mall. the house. the '
stallion sud tendon film
applaud Woo tilt
We hove everything for tho
“it”; W»
Mitotic llure Whit! basil
.riiI sis-sous . ..
adieu soy mom lasso
We on Instant» this mm
land's no
t your panting.
"QVIIIVuII j
GORHAMV
“cosmos. .
EE.
«Inhalation. eons.
dI‘ngrftl l li“=‘
mnxcmout of the hair worn with lhu
Vprociutii the Kt'lltl‘llllli lilillitllltt! liiiil
.. rind lo hour from her mum more; For
. eight p 11nd sliced puma our] five
‘ = ouudu l pruiiuluiid kumu boll l'our
=,sliii
't.
[on right to Iiho cools. invigorslu Ind
“"1“th them. Its Ithilosoiingatllmktlnfl will
" lilo-proJ-lsinl promoted the bait to I‘m
Iliundsiitly IoiilV. limit it:
one! imp-m I Imflimibrillis‘p’oy soil vol-
"E To show“ how quickly in
sets.“ will sends an;
Cul pie free by rain: niIIii to bsnyone who
This send- this free bibs
om “MT“ MI MN m. Kl.-
with their ironic I (1 add 111.1%
in silver or stunt :00 . «
lmmilid. h It '
voty Ioiinsu to the hill. Ind I few week-'
use will cIoIo new dish to sprout Ill over
ilw IcIlp. Use it every do lei“ 'I VIlVyorl
time. after which two or t roe time'- I
week will be lblhcionl to mine when
over growth you desire.
A lIVilyV from St. l'Ial swim in whims-.V
u loll-am
"when i beg-n nuns modulus in hair
would not some to myV shoulders In now
it mwa below 1111 hi DID." l ,-
h Author iro- N.w.rh:V J.
"l I" In using mason croniIi-l
its 1-1:?”th t o withholding
“bickulronywowoutd wIIItolipvor
NOW It dildhuiots In this
loin-I file. 30:: and 81 .00
mi- bolt“ «
”Arid-HI. with. I [rum Isle lhIn
sdy other one preparation reg-rill.“ of
kind or; brand. and it has I much grater
IIl. .liIn Ill ol the other hIir preparation
in the world combined. =
ii»)
lli Illiliil ill Willltll.
Skill’ul noedlvwomeu are embroider-
ing the illci uct‘irluunlngs for them
towns, in this wuy gelling 1i perfect
match or uuy desired combination of
rotors.
Moire is n well-liked trimming for
tailored gowns, used in the moderntc
lunntity required for collar, culls.
ind possibly rovers.
Buttons covered with the some
handsome izi'ocntles of which a touch
is seen on (out or costume are used
for service iiiid decoration, iui;
Instead of Welling liii-Vu in storm
when clviiuiun it wet it cloth in cold
itnrch illlli pluce over the trier uhon
iii-using. This gives u bii of stiffness
not too much, iinii the quality of the
taco is not affected.
A simple remedy for corms is linseed
oil bound on with ll soft cloth (or two
Jr three days, when the mm can in;
costly removed.
'l‘hcre Is a very pleliulug note of
mirniony iii ”iv present Grecian or
town draped in Grecian style. ()l
.‘oui‘sv the llnuru should llll\'l.' grueel‘ui
lines and tin» iviilurvu illso follow the
early model.
The maker of il‘ltlll crilchi-i nerd no:
confine llQlHi‘lf to short burrs when
making bits of iiochilrcusing, biil she
may also l‘lliilil‘ quite lengthy lnbutn
ind even innit, lllll‘l'uw lll‘li to extend
drounii thi- iicik, wllh oriimuouml
ends.
There is :i Hlli‘i‘l‘y, \'i'ili|il uppulii'nncr-
lo the enters in which ullku and vote
vols um brought out this Mlllsiilli that
‘s much ilkod.
There in ii drowsy look iilmui tho
title-plow ilii‘N-‘i with lung mill to
mulch that makes li lli'l‘i'lllllllll‘ on all
but the mom anl'illlil ouruulous.
it is illflli‘lllt lo l'llOillw from ”W
liirgo number ol' recripik for peril
chips thul bun= mum to 11w, but they
are so ulmllur that ii duos not seem
best to print. ”Will all aillioiiith l up-
liltti CDllltl to the ll'lltlllrli The "Eli:
itshwolhlin'ri nus one or the firm. to
arrive ycsluriluy, llllll I know you till
tilivo confidence in her recipes and are
dilution whole lll one plnl of water un-
they out iuil‘t. (‘ili lumiuiu open
roumvo tlio sued» iiluu oiiop line. i
Milo have u .lllouiu box of cuddled
ginger chopped mu; Put the sliced
ileum, chopped billion and ntiuntl‘
sour. and Willl‘l in which the lolnouu,
worn boliod like our» and use no more)
ovor the «(two ltllil lot it boil acuity ,
until it thickens like 1qu Hon put'
in telly simul- or small tors.
l notice in tho deco rnliou of the new
dinner Isis money or the muted simian
lilo shown, it picturing change from the
-Iv:vidI colorinitn on have find too mush
There in such 11 duumud liy needy
,iilnlnun. limiting by the lniiorii thIt
Monomeric mu, for pieces and
sci-Inn of worth (tillt‘lflll. woolen dress
v
[DEAL WT”!
autumnal)“ In 78:." no pun Poiumpowom—
9th .l.-llltlloN use
=i ficiodlm Nominations groom Obsmhsi‘letlvr
in twin Will! Wt” fill!
Mldmtnvimwltumrspfl
= ”‘ lililflflttb "
. { burr (retiring mm J trons-
: 4m Ion... mm .
. w =
V5“.
4‘ a..§‘
more
mi 1
ileum st 3 or on wiring in New I orb mm :ni; rum
In Mg.» mm W hrs-inn Tickets and steinomi reputations, P tor W‘Nuflh ltinos. root or mull
'- i‘lit
' l
w. honoree w, Thrills its
I To .V. _
BNIMMWNWWM
we:
. . ”A
(nods and silks for quilts, Vrugs pil-
one etc., (but it seems as if there
night to be lin exiliange to which
those who have such pieces (and we
(now they are many) could lake them
0 be distributed. l have heard of
hose who would be willing to pay for
inch pieces, too.
i can vouch for the cooking ability
of the one who telephoned me the
ollowiug recipe for chip of ginger
Ilenrs: Eight pounds of fruit. eight
pounds of sugar, half pint writer, jiilcc
1nd rind of four lemons. Trike pours
but are not quite ripe, pare, core and
:1" into thin airlift.“ Add sugar nod
rind of lmuous cut into strips, and
,uice of lemons, ginger and writer. lloil
will the fruit is traliaporontw—twu or
;r iluw hours. The album" must be
scrapcil iliid cut line. The lemon peel
should be boiled to" remove the bitter
note and use only thin slowing of
the outer rind This contrlbiitoi
wives it ullb vanills ice cream, a
spoonful to a plate. and her family are
vory fond of it so.
I have l‘l‘llil oi housewives who use
kerosene on inflow-wood doors to
clean them.
The bow knot, vhich ill one of the
favorite (leoignk i window draperies
with the Froliclt, is often embroidered
by them with ribbons of color or a
not around.
When our (Humidors what a task it
iii to to pupei and no hung ll room they
routine the inipniuiuce ol selecting, do
signs rind having the work done in a
way that will mnliuue to please for
some “lilo. ilm shops are most of
them illlnldt‘il \iilh exports whom it
bi “with u lllll‘ iMiiill before under.
taking shill \iillli
jeweled brunch and simple quill
are the Hlllfll'l trimming on 11 tonne of
for V
The vogue for drupcrii-s Is it boon
to the uuskillvd drriiiuunkci'. who can
Ht‘i‘llli‘ much bullet effects Willi them
tluiu she is “hit to not in the plain
close or semi titling prliiu-iis
One of the newest and most prnc
tlcal or fashions that are being adopt-
ed lit the Russian i‘llllii'l on. says the
New York 'l‘inw-l. This Is ii cont-liki-
nuriuunl which in similar in lliiii worn
by 'I‘ulkioy, llli‘ grcnl liussluu author,
in pll'llll‘tlh, with which we are all fa-
lllillltl‘.
We read of wry handsome gowns
of the rirluuu silks Ind saline balm:
Every wonniii knows llio economy
and oiouunuo pi 1i block gown“ emu-
nipiiul ii kin burn the bout lllllli‘lllll
to begin Willi.
slid it» slide unit trimming can be
changed neuron utior soaked and no
one run loll ltini it Is not a new [town
OI": fit-liloiii llt‘l'llli the Cuban heel
llilioken of now bill it iii always tho
"Billtuisih" heel
VVVNevor was bnbmry no beniitltui II it
in season in wurlnukillllwnho
ii; i in sea on mud boys; were [women
so pilrtlcii or iii wearing cbiorli that
blend well with their gowns. I I’m;
odd, loo rum tho tendency is towuroi
I'betlor quuullty over «i w r;
not Women W :4 u ”
isgn’n grout shllurniltioii’ln uylii
film mute of summons as there ii“ in
buying lhir lti‘iii ul Inytiiius ohm
93 V tiresome“
PLEAWIIEIM mom
i I W!“ ii,-
i
.il .
new “i
in;
r
. secured the NorwIlk, Iltgotuodliiii with
Then it keeps its (auto; =
llfll‘ u dlocov ,Vorod hut inure;
lillll illllillllll
((30de mm!!!” M.)
are to be eight entertainments in the
course. whip will consist of two eon-
eerts, tour ectures on npublic dues.
nope, an events With I Iglclsn, Ind
n"play by the pen. For the (yon-
certs and lectures, thnltesobe‘ri bore
and the South «Norwslk' Baptist
Church, at
qhyhlclywthroo Iauv
tertulnniontn ll be
you 4‘} “g ‘
The discusIhVJii of. a owning turn
ed upon conditions mlt the public
schools. Anchor w s read by the
president of the mootetlon..8uperln-
reorient will: Efihnn'n ollor ohthe lln
ion .Boliool bistrldt,‘ :jfollowod by a
general debate in which all the iueu
took part. Mr Chancellor said that
the town of Norwalk is unique in sev-
eral respects. Since 1905, the annual
cost of education per onpitu has been
reduced .175, from $22. 26 per child
to $20.53, until now Norwnlk has the
distinction of being the lfilst town of
the stale. among loll towns and in-
corporated districts. He said that the
ambition of each district seemed to
he not to not the best possible schools
but the lowest cost of schooling.
Norwolk is the only lewd in the
state that has live salaried board mem-
bers. Mr. Chancellor said that be
doubted whelher under the statute the
board of school visitors could legally
pay its own members more than two
salaries, one as secretary and one an
outing school visitor. He suggested
that a taxpayer's suit might be. brought
to secure tut injunction against the
payment of salaries not. provided by
statute. The state never intended to
pay laymen. salaries as educators.
Mr. Chariceilor called attention to
lliodnot that the town lost last your
lust one-fourth of its teachers. The
Union District lost ten teachers, only
two on account of marriage, seven
on account of low calories. find, one
on accountof ill health.
Mr. (‘huncéilor oxi‘iressed it hope not
for town consolidation, but for the curb
solidntlou of some of the smaller
school districts, in order that the chil~
dren might hurc the advantage of lli‘l-
lcr gruded schools.
Dr. E. ii. (lumbnrl, principal of the
High School. uuld that he was very
hopeful of the improvement of condlv
tlons affection his school {min the
efforts of the new high school com
milieu
.Jumes Williams. principal of the
Rowuyinn district, {swired niunuzil
training and urged the teachers of
the town to visit the cities with really
good schools, such as Hartford
George E. Thompson. superintendent
of the blast Norwnlk schools. said that
conditions in the town were lli'\‘€‘i‘ so
giwd before as they lire now. and that
the lime was ripe for the teachers in
m‘fulllfl‘ and present to the town
authorities ii schedule of uniform sul-
fll'lf‘fl. tic objected to paying good
teachers for the some kind and qual-
ity of work 87th in one illou‘lctnud
only 3400 in other districts.
ProfJW; G. Perry;»of the =liigli
School. and I member of tho lliiilen
town board of pehool tuition: will
that the onlv way to not boiler salaries
and boiler teachers is to hammei the
authorities until they ylclii. lie told
iiizbllug bulldogs.
W. P).
tor School. asserted that
teachers of the town lacked was pro.
fosslonul Interest nnd urged them to
inko udvnnlnge .0! the free correspon-
dence courses offered by the various
public. normal uchools of the state.
William llonrygnaid that what the
iown needs. to judge by the North (lon-
ier llislrlct, is, first. brick school
buildings, timl.~ second, 11 town school
superintendent who knows the busi-
ness and can ini‘uround in i in schools
and help the teachers in the r work.
The president of the Insuoclaiiou
lug would be ludiok‘ night, nt which
the women teachers would be expected
to provide the prouilun.
After the dobnte closed, refresh-
ments were served by the truckers of
the Union School illiitrlct.
.4..." m
c‘hi‘idro'n cry
wwé ,, .
WOMAN Witt. narrow
m}; 7'.
For the First “rims Ono of tho 8IxV
Will Help MM 006 Murci-
lntion Pm ‘ t
For the first time in the history
of the county, I woman will ho wit--
= '90" (or I nun inking out citlIenIht
wipers when Mrs Louise 0. Pontoon
l court» nekt Tuesday. like will testlty
for M bmthsr; dons“ Auniist CIi-iIon
,iursllluiton papers. r
“to colleen. who had begun to fur
=1that-be couldn'i nature honorary two,
witnesses to prove that lie=i1sdboon
inn this country live yell-s. When he
rill crime to this country Carlson llv
ed in Now nrliotii, bromine towns
to Bridgeport. in New liritnin ho bod
bosiV-Vded “with his sisterwsng‘ VlVior burr
bIli on cums . 1 port
when no (if-Killed ellipioyuiontmru
When Garrison vikitod tho Mm of
the clerk or the superior court be
mild he could not lilu brotlier‘in-lsw
its 11 Witness but he didnt know
burly else who could tutil'y that
bad iron I mldoni for live your:
"Doesn't your sister known il‘l'f ask 1
-: ed the clerk... = .
u humorous awry oi sepnrntlng two .
PIrker, principal of the i‘ou’ <
what the .
announced that the next public niecl- ‘
soon on tho stood tn the civil nunortor .
or midnvm't who till limited for our =
rm pronouns will be I grant relief . ' ‘ -"
4 plume.
“mm... ..w... “MW...“ m. m..
Bridgeport Advertisements
e Bead Co
on. ,
. 'V t i=3=
.r
— mi
r
A Difliniitive Cloth
for G0wns or Tailored {3
Fauna Zibeline. ”the experts id weaving have made an
elegant material which is heavy enough for tailored suits,
and not too Vheavy for the oiic— picce empire or iiic‘dlacval
fashions. It is a 1’ anne [.ibeline, ’tlippetl, close finished, and
real camel 3 hair is in it The colors are the last cry of the
French voice that dictates raisin brown, artichoke, bur-
gundy, smoke, and concord bluc. Black also.
50 inches ‘wide, $2.75 a yard.
This cloth is perfectly shrunken. Sponging is not
i‘cwiiiincudctl. . V V I
Shown at the Colored Dress. Goods bcction.
Lace Bordered Linens
Scarfs, Centers, Lunch Sets and Shams.
The display of 'FaViicy Linens attracts. Scarfs for the
dresser, buhct or serving table are of beautiful linen with
effective borders and insertions of Llunyi Renaissance
lace. Some new pieces are quite llO\ cl Tlicrc is a wide
range of prices:
Renaissance Squares, 12 inches, 15 and 20c.
Renaissance Centers, round. ill inches 35 and 40c.
sqiiaic 18 inches 15. 40 and 45c.
square Spindles, $2 50.
A5 size lllt‘l’t'tlst‘.. up in $5.00 and $0.00 with elaborate
V work.
Renaissance Scarfs, 18x 50, $1.00, $1150 and up to $3.25.
Egypt.
Cluny Lace Linens.
Centers, ('1 inches, 15 and 25c
and increasing to 36. 45 and 54 inches, most beautiful itilil
clicctivc specimens, which in heavy lacc like Cluny are very
durable. i’riccslup to $10.00. $12.00 {illil $20.00.
Cluny Scarfs, 20 x 54, from $2.50 to $18.00.
Have you seen the Vacu-Mirror?
For the mun who SilllVCS himself, for the \i'mnzin who
pmvdcrs—jusl a bil—for.mry0pc who dresses carefully, this
clcvcr Mirror is a distinct aid. How often the mirror of the
dresser is not in a good light. Now this Vern—Mirror, of
finest French plate, can be fasicncd by a touch 10 a window
glass, and any mail likes to sliavc before a window. it can
also be used under 2i limp-light on :1 table. it can be car—
ried in :1 traveling bug.
Delllilllhlrilltlil at the 'l‘oilct Section.
—-—-———-————-—
“1.60.. M Re C0
.9. 2. Vote 1,
KT”V¢5"QH’P
'?'V'j
pp
V I
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To csll- attention to our stock or-these seasonable goods, we have .
chosen as our leader
Comfortables
lime liikou two populni numbers and put Borgnlu Prices on -
... . .,w. " if.-
;H Iv
mi i; ran
.‘l
iliciu. .
rum. SIZED COMFORTABLE ...................... ...... $1.29
Regular Price $1.50
run. more oomroursnbn ....... .. ....... . ......... was
_. . V Regular Price ‘2. 00
Bishkets in All Grades
Coat Sweaters
(llll lllil“N'8 ‘swnn’rultB ..... ............ so: to mill
humus pwult'rilllis Izooio who
Ir r u 9,55
A. Dm’erman & Son
“Wharton 5‘le N9 Willi
“toilet l‘ "it . .ol
Vsflzl ‘.‘.l
nit-w =‘1 f
FWDB' Eli)
id Wildlilu‘dl El"
'4 ‘”’ Wilda it $11!“th Wifiw on ”MW 9th
r gt: .1
W.W«
The l? W ” MP
“‘ “" “’ newton tut. incl-wit titan . “filo.
KNILiIH ”MOUNT I’Vi'l‘l (Albfil)
itiwlg .. .1 tt
scrotum ‘-‘ Vr-iainrs’
soil
and
t e journal-tie
3;- 191L111“ VF
,’ mutton» it
V More iv in...
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