Willis:
We bow‘uls. dizziness. or
attack. Isiah
mm. ..
waddle eiitire system. I
F ovdralityycan, on land
Station‘s Boomers Claim to Have lhpl
‘ . ‘Courriy Cirrohed and Talk at
[Donald T. Warner lor
, Next Governor
A crltéi-ie of boomers for the candi-
ditty; of Morgan 0. Bulklcy for the
Unit!!! States Senate appeared in New
Haydn. yesterday. From what could
hofiilired from their talk it is upper
outflow the Bulheley- -Brarrrleguc forces
are; having no stone unturned to se-
curs the re-eloction of U. S. scrim
Bulkglé'y at the coming session of the
logiilllilure.
Tilt, Bulkeloy forces are hard at
Wot-Kilt New Haw-h county to secure
thensxt legislature. Any man who
showithc slightest disposition to fa-
var Eirlkoloy. as against err-Governor
file 0‘ P. McLean for the senatorshlp.
is now given the hearty handshake by
the Eulk'oley workers. There is no
doubt. that the old tiara war horse of
ford county politics, Senator
Eul clay. is still maintaining his grip.
an or the arguments that was be
- ills talked hi his favor by his “talent"
yestlorday. was that despite whatevor
the new national tariff carried in its
fidvlsloh. it could not be found that
had hurt Connecticut business men
maFollowing upon this 010% wlkeloy
man claimed that Donald arosr.
Nye“ Ifirleieat state altdrney of Litchiield
‘r‘aouuty, 'ls very likely timber for the
next gubernatorial candidate. with
Gnv‘drnor Weakb' secretary, Charles A.
Gandhi n, as liputeasnt governor. All
sight is lost of Governor Weeks
chances by the Bulkeley men. also of
Senator D A. Bialresleo’ a. tax-Lieuten-
IIIIt Govoraor Lukas and Stale Sena-
tor C. W. Barnum' I—the latter cape
clal because of his attitudeI oh the
pub to utilities bi ll.
lag olnx through New Haven county,
Which the. iluil'reley men claim will be
wholly a Bullleley county, they claim
that County Commission-r J. D. Wul~
tor can have the nomination for the
Ihrlovally if ho cams to attempt to
make it again, bearing in mind his do-
foat by Sheriff Hugo ut the last alrriev-
alty election. Representative Emil
Loop is also Ir candidate for this olllco
on the Republican side
W
DlRCLE OF LIGHT OFFICERS.
Did Officials Retire Altar Four Years
of Oar-vice.
Tho! “Circle of Light" of the First
Baptist church, hold its regular meet-
ing. Thursday ovsning. The election
of unicorn for the cashing your result.
oil as follows:
Pruldenl—wilfrs. David Young.
Vioo-Preuidenk—Mrs. Jamaa
Ion. Jr.
Inoretaryw-Mlsn Floranco Burr.
corresponding secretary—Miss Jon
or Smith.
Truapurcrlisa Hallo bonus
The retiring oflloors have carved for
four yours. naaroly: Mrs. Jluuos
Walsh. Mrs. Robert llrolirortotr and
Miss nlia hymen.
Ever-
lot you. Your bilioua attaci‘r: may be both prevented
. ct «Wall on the liver and bowels. and qurcki
. ‘ “ilill‘dldit‘lhf'ihlie. ”A Iiew doses of Beecham’s Pills will
WINNIE! ’plllt the blood in order. relieve headache and .
iiid t’li’oiot'r‘gh action on the stomach, bile and bowels, have
tallied their world-wide reputation as 'i
lawman; .. .‘ilhs III II
ac a. ritual has. yéllb car
a sick stomach. warn
'3 l0
p .I
and sea. Beecharn’ s Pills. by their
06‘1“} l‘r‘ I. I I:
'orsrarourrou or new mm av
. transom.
At the New York. New Haven and
'llartford Railroad offices it is stated
that tho warrants for the.ncw issue of
stock .of the company will be sent out
as soonaaa possible after next Monday.
The task Ila auiimmense one and in one
shape ‘or another involves theI mailing
of not less than no 000 circulars. in
connection With the issue of stock it is
added that in round numbers the stock
Mil be issued at tlrrI rate of mm to
four against $"0 000 000 in three and
nuclrnli‘. per cent. convertible dcbon
turns of which 830. 000,000 are out
atrrudlug. which ultimately convert. in
to $0) 000 000 of stock; against $38.
000.000 convertible debenture sixes
convertiblo into the name aurorrrrt at
stock in null. and against about Hill.
000. 000 in stock which includes thr
olll treasury stock now held by the
New lilo "PM?“ Navigation Company
The turn or Still. 000. 000 calls at the
labour! rain of ouc to four about fill.
000.000 of new stock of which 85.000;
000 go to thc New England Navigation
Company. thus leaving the anion.
amount of stock to be issued at $40.
000. 000. which will bring into thr
treasury of the company 3125 a share
or $50..00.0000 When all the block
has been issued the New r‘rrglrrnri
Company will be the holder of abnu.
200,000 shares of New Haven stock
which can be used for future purposes
as the company secs fit. The 300.000.
000 of cash will be used to the murmur
of $20,000,000 to pay mourning lndcbr
ednesa. fifteen millions in various im
movements of the property and the
balance for the Boston holding corn
parry and the suburban extensions
near New York in connection with thr
Huston & \t’catclrcatar. that company":-
plans involving considerable brrildiur
Into Woslcheslor county.
Mrs Louie Hits, 428 Option 8t. Dan
ville. lll. w‘ritea.0ctobcr1st: “ll‘oleys
Kirluoy isllls started me on the road to
inhibit l was lrouicd in four doctors
and took uthcr kidney rcmcdlca. bur
grow orsc. and was unable to do any
lIurIscwor-k, and the doctor told are i
only could livc from two to six
months. i am now so much bIItb-r
that i do all of my own woik. and i
shall be vary glad to toll any one
niliatod with kidney or biaddcr trou-
ble tho good rcaults l rcceived from
taking Foley's Kirlnoy l’llls." CODI-
mouco today and be well. Do not risk
having llriglrl's Discuss or lIirrbolcs.
llrIldng Pharmacy and F. ii. lirer
let. ””
REARINO YOUNG SEALS.
SEATTLE. Within. Nov. ti.-~0u llrc
rcvonuprcuttcr item. bound for San
Dingo, Cal. arc two for soul pupa
brought down by Bullion/dill lllrduoir
'l‘hurbcr. His success in rcarirur the
infants hrr'u nrouscd bone that cxfI-r‘
miIIrrIioII of the American acal herd
may be avorlcrl.
New born acids are lrolploau without
tlrcir urotlrcrs. ’i‘lrII Iuotlrors arc pbliIi
cd' to loIIvII tho rookcrlcu to such food,
and whcn the adult ill'lllll an anlaidr- tin:
llrruo-Iullc limit ilrcy III'II butclrorod by
.lupuncuc scalars who last arm-Ion with
twcnty uchuoanr-a killrIIl “1.000 sclila.
'l‘ho lmhloa loft in tho rooircrlos starv
III! in Math.
'I‘lrurlIIIr took the two orphanml souls
last IIurIrInor and fed them on coo»
dcuacd urllk until they wore akin to
to cut [lab and now llroy Ma vigorous
pupa. tlclcutlllc mun bIIliovII this [Mint
in; of orphans can bc. practiced on u
lurgc
Ironic.
Makes Bailiff:
Eris
You In... what it mean- Is by so
hakalaanovcnrhatpgvhoroniy' r .. .'
maqllI
in spots. Then drink of ill:
OONTIlOL lingo that will
513 in 19 Idinslul that
alumna In
It.
not aim tomato
a tram or ride
9*";
In Muhfiyourllrouyou
WW
whimprhlahiuout in one
I whilslo use.
II I, m “m
hill with “by of 33$ if you Burundi.
M
m Jopramnus
Ir wart all.
a
an shamans can out.
“Wit“
astringent-Infill Id «682 of our fuel
m ’3'
H l
on .
I
' II
"guild
"has saving your roomy
'isk'r"
Mil"?
OTCHKISS COMPANT
lionwaau; coon;
__—-A A M...— M- ._..._._._A..A—A.-—— my
. Daowali Walter. pastor—:0: iii) a.
f. It.“
IIII , . , .
lI‘lrIIt Methodist [do sch&lm Charo
W
'0‘”
its
class muslin. led hY‘I‘Bl‘
Greenwood: 0: 80 a I“Colombo on L
‘ and rotation or I 05“.. it: .
day school. the mild Billie disbanded
by the pastor will meet in tho auditor;
lulu; 6 p. on. Epworth Lennie. subject.
"in Business on Bounded Capitol.
loaders, Charles Kora and Mrs.0 0..W
Sprasrro; 7 p. III.. the pastor will aim-
the sixth or tbs series or pictures of
“Old Pictures in New Frames? sub-
lat‘l "An Employer who our Not Do
Have in Striko‘a." Organist and Chair-
master Arthur F. Huntington has ar.
ranged lirlI following music for the
day: ,
. » Morning.
Prelude—communion la ll: Flat
liamcr
Anthemmb‘ear Not. 0 laraol..8plcker
r'ionlrrrlto Soho—«0 'i‘hou Amictod. ..
Benedict
Miss lllohurdaon.
:"ostlrrric—-Avo Varum Gounod
Evanlon.
Prelrrdc—l’rocoaalonnl . . . . . . . Dubola
Anibcm~ loruo Yo 'l‘iIIIIIklul Words
Come .................... Sirollcy
’I‘rlo—Jl‘hou Wilt Show Me the
» Path .......... . ............ Marsh
Choir Hymn ..... Wheeler
l‘oatludowh‘csllml March Tours
Norwalk Moilrodist Church, Frank D;
Torrey. pastor-Moraing worship.
l0:30. with reception of members and
Holy Communion. ldvoulug service.
7:30; subject. of sermon. “Uirrlstian
at Vanity Fair." in the series of “Pic-
iuroa from Pilgrim's Progress." Sun
day morning class "rooting. 9:30; led
by iI‘, H. llrIIilont. Sunday school.
12:05 p. m.; the Brotherhood class in
rites all IIII-n to altcurl ltII session
hold in the auditorium immediately at
the close of the morning service. Ep
worth ircaguc devotional scrvloc
0:30 p. III. :r-rubjcct. "in llIIiIlrIesa ou
Borrowed Capital," led by Floyd T
lluscoc and John Hoysrudt. Tuesday.
3 p. In. Woman‘s Foreign Missionary
meeting rrl thtI parsonage; 7:45 p. Irr..
:Inss proofing. led by P. 'l‘. lluacoe; 8
II. III.. quarterly conferencc. ltov. .l. iI‘l
Adams. district superintendent. pre~
siding. Wednesday. ll p. III.. Methodist
ilrotherhbod meeting. Thursday. 7:40
p. In.. prayer meeting; subject. “The
lloriouu Gospel." Friday. 3:30 p. In..
.iuuior Lesson. led by Miss E. M.
Ford: 8 p. nI.. Brotherhood prayer
mooring at home of E. ii. Mastun, 2
lI‘uirclew avenue.
Knight Street A. M. E. Church. Rev.
:3. H. V. (lambs. pastor~~Pruachinu at
it II, III.. subject. Courage; Sabbath
school at 12 III.. Y. P. 8. 0. ill. at 7 p
III. . pmrcbios at ii p. In. Special scr
.uoa for young women. aulfluot. prep
oration. special siualm .by the Fall
llivcr and the lived qunr‘tottos. Tlrc
pastor will preach at both services.
CONGREDA‘HONAL
'l‘hc South Norwallr Omrgrollstiouai
Church. Charles 8. Maofulaad. pastor
~».\iuruiuu service of worship at 10:30
u. m., at which the pastor will give
the Communion address. and tho Sul'
rumour. of the Lord's Supper will in
obscrvcd. Tho lilbio school luclurliul
llIrI Young MoIr' a important“ and "II
Ioung Womun' a Departmcnt. meets at
12 color-k. At the Menu (‘briarian in
qrilry Club tlIrI sulIJIIct will be "A Milt
istry of Men.“ tho discussion to no
opcued by Edgar ll. lAnc. 'l‘lto Worn
IIII’II Christian luqulry (flab also meet;
at noon. 'l‘lIrI Sunday [honing luati
rrrtc at 7:30 wil have for its snooker.
llabbl Stophou l-l. Wino. Subjoct. ROI
ligiou and Social Justice. 'i‘lrc seats
rII'II iron at all of llroso III-I'vlcoa. and u
cordial invitation is IIxirIudod to all.
First Crillgl'cullliollrll t‘burch. Nor
walk, ileorgc l'). hiltlicrt. pastor MIII
[llllfi aorvlcc ul illzlltl; flrII sacrament
of tlrrI Lord's Suppl-r will “1' admin
islorcri. Sunday school iu the chupv.
.al 12:l.'r. The Men’s Lsuauc moor:
III l‘J:l:'. in tho ludion' parlor. for M
blII study. [it tho ovuulrrg rho acr'yicr
will be in Iliulllol‘y of llridicy [luck
the eminent eomposor. All the musical
selections will be chosen from bh
works. The Pastor's (lulld "roots on
chtrbsduy at 3 o‘clock in the ladies
parlor. 'i‘ho pastor will ho prunoul
and read. The'unnual rollcnll ol' the
church will be lruld in tho chaprIl lllll.
church on Thursday ov.oulux Morn
born of tho locum-«gallon will report III
tlIII ciork of the church at 7: iii start
when all have rolliulorcd their ottonIlI
aucc, lbs roll call services will bu bold
in the church The orrrirtcl will sins
and tho motor will mItlrII his nation
rullcrrll ndrircsa. The nominal prom-am
tor toumrrow will hit as follows:
Mormon.
[’i‘tlliltil.‘”Allllliltfl ammonia in Film
................. M. you Weber
AIrllrcIu-“i‘urrce i leave With you"
................ ..l Vnrloy [lobar-II
Reupouuo “Thou \vili' lIIIIIp him in
ller'l‘oct pour-II“ ...... .ll. Book
Quari'ct — "l‘lre way islmm and dreary"
............ .....8lr A. ii. Eullivuu
Illfrurury “Formulations." No. ll
. ................. iI‘. Liszt
[’lllillfitlll-I~lilill'cll in Mint
........ ..........Arilruri’agr
- Ivaolng ,.
Musical aarvlco in “masonry of the
late liudlcy iluck. ficluotioua from his
compositions:
Prelude-«Wu tho Gout "
unbrwrywitondo Caprice.
Chhrus . ”(lad is our llofugu
Strength." {will “Millir Pull! ”
Contraito idw‘d‘ba Vlrfilu'a hulls
by.’ from "The Coming of the
Klan."
Quartet-«"110 still them and know that
r am 004.". from “40th Psalm."
thought!“ upon-atoll i.
iv‘cstivni To 3):! gr lads-flat. ..
Postludcwfiou’a 50$. lat movement
Flush hollow attest
it a. m.. Madrid Palm. 00‘
day school. 7:0p.ru. preaching ev.
P. F). Jonas. lad. .pt’l. all Now: Yarn
city. withpraacii at both services.
Thursday evening. prayer lilootltil.
. . rhhls‘oon tiara“
Trinity Church. 220 ndalr. tar
w
Trinity—«list. .i. ii. Klarsa. of
tlruculiollm
and.
boprnno Bolow“0'ue sweetly solemn.
i 4 Days' outlmvtuoluflm..tra
F minim-W”
- I: Ni.nngomnrodpt.lon. .
Stumohipa no all so ulppadelth the
Steurri hm thrive N
Old Point Conrlbrt following mammal
Sunday at 'I' p. In..
Tickets and stator
w. L. woonnow. Trailic MhougorJ
uxul. it. i.. will oillclalc The morning
II film will hp at it): 30. with the cclo-
bruiiou of thc Holy (lorrrrnunion: Sun-
luy school at 12 o'clock: cvcning acr-
vlco III 7 instead of 7:30. Thom will
‘u—I rho I-cguiur monthly mcctlng of tho.
vcalr'y oII -'l‘IrcIIIlny evening atrtho us-
ual time and place. All Irrclnbcrs liral
requested to ho proucnt. 'l‘hc (ilrls‘
lI‘rlondly Society will most on Thurs-
day evonimt in Sunday school room.
and tho Junior Auxiliary will hold a
ousting orachneoriny afternoon at
his in Sunday school room.
Grace (lirrirclr. the Rev. J. ilonton
Werner. rdctorm’l‘hc twentyvsecond
Sunday after Trinity. The first. cole-
bration of tluI Holy Communion at 8
I'clock; the second celebration of the
Holy (‘omnrunlon and 'aermon. at
r0::l0: Sunday school at noon: bap-
tism at 2:30; Mission Sunday school
at ilrond ltlvcr at 3; motor" a young
men's class at 3: prematurity” and
sermon III 0. The altering tomorrow
will be the annual All Saluta' offcrlnx
for the benefit of tho parish.
Christ Church. East Norwslk. Rev.
l. llyplin Brown. rector. tho twcuty-
III-court Sunday after Trinity-Sunday
school. 9:30 II. an: evening prayer and
ucrruou. 3:45 p. In.
“A
CHRISTiAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Science Soulcty, of
Norwailt-dlegular Sunday services at
the reading room, Masonic buildinc, at
it II. III. Subject; Nov. 7th: "Adam
and Fallen Mun." Testimony nicot-
lng. Wednesday, at It p. III. To both
fralcr'nully invited. llcadlng room up
onto the prrbllc ouch week day after-
noou from 2:10 to 4:30.
Au..-“ .
SWEDISH LUTflgfiAN M IMIAH
GNU
talwcdislr Lutheran Messiah Church.
Studcnr Frans _, Ericaaou - Sunday
animal at T o'cloclfllhd service at 7:45
cvcry Sunday evening in the chapel on
North Main street. All Scandinavians
are welcorno. .
ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Holy Comma , ill be obnervcd
at tho AdventI . is an Church at
I0: 00 a In tho Sunday school III 12:
Junior service- at it p In. and 1.0an
Workcrs‘ llll‘f‘ian at 6: to p. III. this.
Inertial; will bc lcd by Mrs. Elaic .\i
l‘artrlclr: Ill 7 p. In. the pastor will
livc lhc third lIIl‘llH‘l‘ ill his r-Icrlcs on
Thu Drama of Human History
A”...—
SALVATION ARMY.
lloiiucaa rum-rip Sunday morning
III il a m.: t‘briiI inn praise mooring
III :2 o‘clock: H'\l\l|l survice at
O'clock, uIIleIIIIl. tic Ruddy. All III‘II
invllorl.
PAWTUXET HECTOR HERE.
Rev. J. Hugo Klarcn to Pmch in
Trinity Episcopal Church. Sunday.
'l‘lIII llcr'. .l. liuuo KIfll‘tIll. who will
uttlclalr- ill Trinity Church. tourorrow.
in tho rector of Trinity Church, l’ow-
tuxoi. il. l. in lrls reclurshlp of only
a low IIIuIrllIa lrc has shown the power
a clour-lrcudcd. I-Iu‘rIIIat IIrrIII can bc
in II church aurl community. The con.
gr‘cgatiou has more than doubiod. tho
work. ilrlcrcat llllil atlcndauco of the
Sunday school have greatly lucrcuocd
until the church building which they
have occupiorl for tho lust lwcniysllvo
year». has oomploloiy outgrown its
dIIIIIaIIIia, making larger quarter» up.
oossury. ‘l‘o Input this demand rhrI
beautiful utour- structure was pinn-
Irod, tile coruurslouu of which was laid
on» October :14 by tho itt. ilcv. \‘i‘ll-
tiara Mchckar. bishop of llhodc la-
lnnd. This any building is bolus
croutod next to the Masonic Temple.
'i‘lruao buildings, together with tho
moetlux and parish house to ho coa-
sccrulod lrrtur'. will form a beautiful
group of buildings of which any city
might lIII proud.
uwtuucl bl a Ioaldoatlai suburb of
l’rovldunce. and contains many at the
beautiful iioltiou of tho wealthy people
Ilf that. NU
Darius. his burr-r rstay in South Nor
walls MI. [(iuruu will In! tho ghost of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry 0. llulloy." i iiilllr
Irtrcct. and will xlnrlly respond to any
calls for tho aurvloos of the church
by lolophouo or utliotwias.
MA... yang-nan». tor-n
CARS RUN WITHOUT RAILS.
’l‘yvo Iiouhlotruclt closed smut our:
pasrrrd Ilrrorm Nbrwaik yesterday
morning, bound for on eastern division
of tho {tonal-client company'y system.
Thu big oars word (”or the. bridao ho
tween Stamford and Dorian on the
street surface. A turnout-Ivy llsiriblo
wiro was riunml up to connect the two
systems so as to ma the power paces
nary tor the trip from tho and of tho
Stamford to tho and of tho Nor-walk
lion. 'l‘hcre was a m of from it to
to uranium of the crud can? to do tho
work nooaaaary to not ttho' big car:
tho Standard division to the Nor-
an it division. 'i‘lrsI surface of the
sitrcot was not damned in the Opera
t all.
f
, . . IVMPM‘HYI ,
"Salinas says ho is terribly worried
about. tho grocer a hill.”
“Novor mind Holman. Think of how
the roum' is worrpiao. 'wwudllulfl'
on tar.
DILlDflTFU . HURT CIA XIiPI “[‘D OLD POINT COMFOIIT
OLD DbiitINlON Lilli:
, lhhludillh’lhaiml'ilhtllh: at . Hath dlialvrbuialo.
lying in New York about 3. 30p
reservations. Pit; ltd, North Rive'r. foot of Bolton or.
N
I
8
Days' outing. including tramp
oortatlou and no szzzgg ‘
i
tel accommodation. .
‘l'hc only Ulric: llnv to Old Point Comfon without cliah
United wrrom Totaling ”film:
York ovary“ day oxcopt Sunday at 3 p. m.; arriving
llaturn leave Norfolk daily exccpt
.nI.
BIND FOR ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLI'i'.
. .1. BROWN. General Passengar Argent.
General Onions. 81~8li Beach St. N Y.
W... AANH.A..._.._.A».A a..- ..
ill llllllllSl l0 Willllll.
’l‘lm so-callcd turban colfful‘c nor on
ly gives llrc bond the rorrrpact turban
look, but it is an oxcelicnt .nrraugc-
meat to wcar‘ with tho roul turban»
shaped hat.
The. wouran who is short, of shrimp
must wear bar for atoll- or collar vr-ry
long in front it' she would giro hcrr
soil a. slender a look as pouaibic. When
trying on such a garment our is wry
apt to look ill 0 mirror llrut just alrowu
the shoulders and waist, but. lllt‘ tuli-
lcngth mirror that Just shows tlrc
shoulders and waist will rcvcal you as
you will look to otlrcrs.
Attention is constantly called to tho
good standing or IhrI short coal. hut
ills yet one scan your few of ilrcru. liuw
cvur. ii outII has II lIIii-urcr ll‘Olll lost
season, it in vory comforting to know
that it is proper to wcar it again this
your.
'l‘hc severity of a jcracy bnoqrrr- ls
solnowhat relieved by a l‘rlmpy “no of
aoutncho braiding which I-rItlr-oly cor»
cra. alcoves included. 'i‘hcac garments
havrI no fullness, even tho siaovou bo-
lng close to tho shoulder. and tbcy ill't'
too severe for thrI ordinary flgurc.
Now that eggs have reached sixty
cents a dozcu tlIIIrII arc, soIIIIII who will
try to cultivate a liking for some Uillr'l'
nourishing food for breakfast. it's a
habit that is hard to brook, howcvcr.
Jet is so well imitated that low
ovcu ihoao who can afford to war
thc real arilclc rcfrulc to woar tho lIIIl~
ration. it is still vcry fashrouahlc.
Now that we havc fresh colory, Irow
hula and and sour uppics, fix up an
ocaslorrai salad of Ibosu good rclishcs;
they are healthy. Plan to havc ourcar
dual oi‘ fresh. rIIroaIrrrod food during tlrII
winter.
There are such comfortable Instr-c
labs for the heavy ion; gowns and dain-
ty fins ones in which there is a link»
wool for the short onca. that it Would
acorn an if cvcry one could lrnvr,I both
for her. cash and comfort whoa not oc-
ruplod with houschold or other duties.
i have never oulcu a thorn dcllclnua
calm without one than that Inadc of
Iapplc sauce rcclprI for which was
printed last Saturday it is moist and
wirilo not rich, as you will ucII lly rrIIIIL
. lug tlrrI rcclpc, H has every appearancc
lof rich fruit unite and is aufcr to car.
0 II have thought at lrornc that it
‘uorrld also be good stcurucd as a pod
filing and armor! with hard sauer-
Ail makers of dross pallI-rus luclrrdr-
ulrupciy designs for limits and stoic
’collars, so that tho Woman who in
handy with lrcr Irccrilc can fashion for
hcrucli‘ II iraudmnu- act of illll' oi llIII
urauy wovcu lilflll'l’llllll which so cloar»
ly roacurblca fur.
Fur soarfs as wall as the mafia are
very much broader in proportion to
their length than they worn last Iron
Iron, many ofw them bI-ing lllOl‘t‘ llkrI
shawls than Ircnrfu so courplcfciy do
they covcr the body Itburc tlrrI waist
llIIc. With ruin of them about IiIII
slrouldcrs and tho arms thrust out of
sight in one of tho hugc muffs tlrorc
would be littlc call for a lrcavy coat in
ordinary wluicr.
l‘umpklu pie from tho Now ldIIII WI)-
Iuau‘u Mrrguziuc: t‘IlclrIct a small. awIIct
(lunar pumpkin. wrrab. cut up without
pooling, ucrapc out all tlIrI woody lllIrII,
add lost It llltlrI wutcr to krIop it from
clicking on tho bailout. IIovr-r cimu-Iy
and atcuur gI-IIily for It! or night
hours. At the and of this than tlIII
pumpkin pulp should no thoroughly
corIkIId in its own juices. Take up. cool
a little, than prrll off thc skin with a
sharp knifII. I'rasa through a blow
and let it stand ovar night in a proaa
so as to rcruovr- llIrI IIIIpIII‘fluorIII liquid.
When ready to balm. uruauur‘c tlrc
pulp and to «vary dye captain allow
our roaupuouful of salt. half a mated
uutnrclr. II tubie-opoouful of rupee. two
terrains-arms of alarm and a hour- cup-
lul of sugar. llcut tour curls and stir
lulu tho pumpkin pulp. topolbor with
four cupfula of wool milk and II hail
crrpfui of croaur. llcar wit and lasts u‘i
use if it is swoot IIIIouah. 'i‘urn into
plan-II llhl‘li with good pantry and balm
tbrec- «warlor- of an hour until a sold
an brown and firm in the cantor demo
with good American chooas. Sumo old-
faslrioncrl cooks like their pumpkin
plus flavored with a limo financier.
A very effective bedroom curtain is
made of striped whito muslin with a
barrier of crotonnc ilguros continued on
the labor arises and across the bottom.
The llglti'tlh arrI cut from material
which is usod for pillow-tops cushions.
strata. etc.
in one‘ s own room it is unmissable
to have lost as mamI pillows- on hot
cosy couch as she wants for bru- cons
fort. but In the "company“ room: it I:
not longer the fashion to have a lot
at pillows on the couch: and sofas.
A very few tram one! of iuoorr
spicuona and its onions color ars all
that are parmlulhl... ,
More is a hull bit of. nod advice
from or: nomtoontansuhaoi Norm.
alas: Perhaps .at «this; season of
your. when so many food products are
Ifroahly harvested and at their best.
titers in morsrthah the Minotaur: or
its. oven-all on. flash allots-00w or
Will 900000“ and lilo owrwpw
' Bridgeport Advértllemcota‘
about a dozen shadow.
or contrasting Crllrll‘
color.
afternoon lcn gowns.
writingr Ilcsk. l’crlraps ilIc
lll‘t‘ to scr- arrrl rrsc ilrcrri.
mouth or six u'ccks lrcucc.
library slrcrrrs.
lI-.rllrcr and scal.
lI‘IIrcrsmI said“
on lumh’s;
[or II l\ slrurilugs.
cr~ $I .oocaclr.
75r Irrrrl $I .00.
mmlt‘. 25C.
NEW
lays a lrouvy lax upon this system: on
pocially in this case unless one cxor
Illicit irculy in the noon Air. Collin tun
larlul attacks rhoumutism and a bun
drod and cup lllII follow in tho wok:-
of those whose systems are plosonsd
by overeating. Boys and girls in gram
llllll‘ and high schools rarely eat more
than they can asslnltlatc but man and
warms of ndddlo age who are inclin-
ed to hug the fireside will do Just as
wall to out less food than the appetltc
craves
”fl-ll PIWDN MONT wanna.
l‘ -,rrI.I.WI'y‘I
What tho llilllll' of tho Walllon'llaid
- Irma sums: of II. ’
room now until sorry promo. a
large number of inmate: Juli sound
the ions overrialls in isarnianror tcaahI
lag: alternate ova rln the night
school. alternate oven an: cm the
hooks and slates. 'l‘hs mambo are
steadily studying bard don‘t than how
much good they are doing themselves;
but- they III-o sum to find out The
moi! who are teaching understand this
autism for they larva airoariy found
‘out. No wall is so high as tho wall
“I
Established 1857.
Read Co.
Another Fashronable Fabric
at Silk Voile
it is absolutely pure silk. cvcr‘y thread. and there are
ill coursc it is very sheer and lovely.
and it will be rcquirt‘d to be made up over a silk of the same
tilauciug through tlIc line one sees
Ilrc pair-st shell pink, sky blurs. pearl gray. uilc grccu. corn
and about Ir dozen more beautiful
Voilcs arc in demand for separate \vaIsts and gowns. also for
shades. 1 base
42 inches wide. $1.50 a yard. Silk Section.
Desk Sets of Distinction
it is a great satisfaction to sit down to a well cquippcrl
collcclrorr of fine dusk picccs
rlrrcs not lrclp irlcns in flow wlrcu wrilrrrg. but it is a pleas-
tlrrr line ”i ilr-sk Scts is now very large and interest—
ing. showing more variuty than we shall lIc able to otl‘cr a
As a mic the act I‘orrrpriscs
largo lIlrItlcr with cor‘ucrsr of brass or pllrcr metal. an ink
\vcli, lcticr rack. calendar. stamp box. and often scales and
The articlcs arc rrruuntcrl iu hand-wrought
copper. brass and lI‘rcrrclr gray nilr'cr'.
it
Some arc in Spanish
Prices are from $3. 75 up to $25.00.
For Favorite Books
i would do with my iI'IiInIls as I do with
I would lIaIc tlrcnr wlrcrc i can lIrrIl them."
this saying is r-‘Itrlrrrl on a beautiful Copper liouk Rack of
t‘nppcr and brass NM a prominent part
in bloom and lulu-l IrrIv clrics this scasrm
Aurl
Statiorrcry Section
Men’s Wearables
Norfolk and New Brunswick Undchear. the old reli-
able brand that hundreds of man demand I: Iclr scasuu
\Iirrtcr rsiripnrcrrt rs lit‘lt a full lirrc of srzcs shirts and draw—
The
Outing Flannel Nightshirts. llrrcc rlilfcr'cnt grarlcs, 50,
Things the Boys Need
Ribbed Shirts and Drawers, cxrra good quality. We“
Outing Flannel Pajamas for ages (I to I6 years. made
in the bout rrIaIIIrcr. trirunrcrl with silk frogs, 75C.
Boys‘ Colored Shirts, ncat rIll'crtts. 50c.
Coat Sweaters in pun: wool, $r.oo to $r.50.
W
Men’s Initial Handkerchiefs. purc linen. 15c. 2 for 25c.
The D. M.
Read Co.
Floor Coveriu s
NOW IS THE “ME FOR NEW
‘ Lraoieams. and 01]
"the
we save THEM. new PATTERNS. BEST PRlCES
Allll. you some To our
RUGS
BE SURE AND SEE OURS BEFORE PURCHASING
A. Dick‘ermaa & Son
84 Would St. South th‘willk
' ”liars a.
.4..,‘I4
m
o.” ..,
which a cannot
road and write from those who can.
(in tho ignorant rtldo arc hard work.
poor wages and little chancel; arr tho
other yids are better wages and It
clranco for anything one may want to
not.
We don't advertise our school vary
much: few visitors can it; It doesn‘t
r‘arur high among the «locational in-
alitutiona of the Distal: (yr of its ilI-
atruotors have decorative letters ap-
pcudcd to their Ramon-wood yet; we
are proud of the school. We know
it prodoocmthc only rum most Item
to those who ml}, thnt thin; tho
most. Iihd We arrow that it is riding
splendid Work. such a cothblnltithr
‘ or men who toasts snooty because they
on. to Iteosn; or men Who study
solely “cause t ay want to intro no
bouillon filo Opportunity before It
than Ila arm to win outhorIItlIly
(Prison) honors.
‘l‘O (Will A GOLD lN DNB DAY
Talia LAXATIVE BROMD Quinlan
'f‘abista. maul-is refund money it
it fall: to chm. Ill. W MDVDS all.
naturaIis on each but. are.
Norwalk Chronicler