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AN islsmlP HAN'rAeu
AY AND THURQDAV.
DICTUREO DAILY
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pnlcce:
MOTION
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'JIWItt Piano. by Steinsrt 5 Sons 6
60., Used Exclusively
Excursions to ilimtington and
Valley Grove
courses run: rants
‘ 0n and After noquv. dunno. isle
. The New and “melodious
"‘ “Stunner Huntington
v
capt- Win. 0. Young
Will run so tollowI:
Leave Huntington tor Nomik Mon-
:t‘ :nful'ridays at 0:46 a. on. and
Leave Not-walk for Huntington, Mon.
days and Fridays at 6:46 a. m., and
EXCURBiON TiCKI’l". we.
IINGLI FARE. 400.
children ii to 12 years. Ixcursion 860;
a Pars 250.
PM of ten or more can make a ar-
.tnents with the Captain to stop
I III IlIlll 0f Sl’iliil
connsoticut League Standing.
w L. Pt).
Waterbury ......... till to M3
port ......... 59 I7 Jill?
New Britain ....... oil 47 .057
New Haven ........ no no .mo
Hartford ........... fill 62 .filt
Springfield . . ..nzz nil All!
Northampton ......44 lid .4“
Holyoke ...........41 or. .387
Yesterday's Results.
Northampton 8. Bridgeport 7 (til-st
MCI. Bridgeport 4. Northampton 4
isooosd game called and huh dark-
nasal
can.» ..... 77 3th .tsé
datum; .. ..... ....tlll 43 .002
your ......... in 47 .m
on. ........ n? no .504.
;_ sti .ri'l llil .496
in. ..... ......44. in .339
Is...........H 70 .379
a .........42 73 not
Hartford ti. Springfield 5.
NW Haven 8. lIonolte 3
National Leanna handing.
nIti ill Phiisdelphis i.
. butt; 4. hmkiyn 2.
P13.
pills ........8li till .696
:l'ltillltlbl D 47 IBD5
till .666
ill .560
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“v is .m
. IUOJIIOIIIJ 18 ‘axo
m
...,
“In” WM”:
1 a. clevsland 0
trials ill It: Ladle 0.
Will
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”HI! this illoIit. illicit
club ‘shd tisluaet
.Ssturday, Sept. 10.
usiooil s'rssitr.
moonlit. AUG. 27in
NORWIILKS
, , or , ,
:Wealports,
8:30 P. M.
A; MitiSlON. 25 com
‘YD‘ UNDER 12.YEARE. 10 CENTD
ursnd stand Free to Ladlsl
The Recreation Tours
.3 SEASON 1010
Block Island. $10.50 and 611.60m-ll-
day trips. Saturdays. Aug. 20. 27.
White Mountains. I24.00-6~dnys
trip, Monday. Aug. 29.
Bermuda. Woo—9mm tour. Stator
day. Sept. 17; 8-days tour Wednesday.
Sept. 7. $37.00.
THE AUTU MNAL TOURS
White Mountains. ninth—May trips
Mondays. Sept. 12, i9. Accommodations
at Sinclair llolel. Bethlehem. also in-
cludos Flume ride. Tickets good re-
turntnl to Oct. 1.
Niagara Falls. ”uplift-days trip,
Niagara Falls. Thousand Islands and
Montreal. $48.00 -~il-dnys trip. Saturday.
Sept. 10.
Gettysburg.- Luray Caverns and
Washington. D. c.. I38.00~6<iuys trip.
Saturday. Oct. 22.
Above hates iroim NIw i-tsvsn
' I
For descriptive circular describing
all tours. call on iii. ll. Halter. at depot.
or’ sddrens ’l‘llo Recreation Tourist 00..
litit (transom, New lingo. .Tci. will.
1
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which constitutes a portion of the
light plant that will give Chicano
night. baseball in the near tuture. The
plant proved itaeit equal to the occa-
sion. for the test held up to what was
expected. The illinola Athletic club
won the game It to to. At no time
during the 0 minutes oi play did the.
players find it hard to tollow the ball.
but the game proved as fast and inter-
esting as it it had been played in
broad daylight. No complaint wits
heard from the players and with the
root lights uncovered the contestants
were in no way bothered by the force
of the lamps.
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QONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were Issued August
23. 1910; list furnished from onion 0!
A. M. Woestor. solicitor of patents.
Bridgeport, Conn:
Clarence ll. Plath. Bridgeport.
iluah attarhmont plug roropltlt‘io: ii.
and D. C. Wheeler, Bridgeport.
shears; Frank 3. lirlnlivr. West lin-
v.cn hurksnw machine: (3. ii. iioodv
rich. llnriford tool superiiuu ai-
tnr-hmcnt for turret lather: 0an Is
tlrobmnnn. Hartford, sttschment for
mlllinc machines: it. in. W. lianaon.
Hartford. three petunia: Mechanism
tor sdiusting cross slides for taper st.
tsrhments. spring chuck, too sup
port for turret lather; namual K
White. Hartford. puppy trimmlna
machine; WJA. and (3. 1.. l’enneid.
Aleridert. unti'vibrsiion device for
vehicles; Martin B. Brhonclt and .l
A. Johnson, Meridon. caster; rrshk (2
WM“. flit-idem two patents: Note
structton tor mechanical music plsylns
instruments: Arthur 0. Wright, Nor
.wicb dreamt; Christian Bloomer.
New Britain, wood srorlns dovlcti tor
planes and the like; Iii N. Hum h
roy. New Britain. track nlsts
furniture logs; mimics it timith. New
Britain. unfoty rasor; Alonso A. Worn
or. New llriisin vapor stow; Charles
J White. New ilrttsln. garment sup
porter: David a linens snd it. i.
Wilrns. Waterbury. loud mechanism:
ii‘rndorirlt Weblnsar. Waterbury.
stem winding lino stern setting watch:
Itugh 1.. Cooper..tltamiom. dam;
ward 8. iiowry. Mlddletown. ital
stall: Nsssrs til. tarorqne. Putnam.
I)”. GGININ comm IAOK.
militant of the ”mlmhn "w
prance 00m Willi” hunt
Iodtotbanm onsets '
m noose ”figmmwgl
bit helps n t 5 vii
in'iin wife‘s... it Mi”
at; town hintih .
mud .
sheet winding limitll‘llills tracker lion "
‘ otters (WWII
meohsnisni tor fornii d or notch
es in box ions“ “at“ I" a.
.I h. Willisuls, Os. Glastonbury "mssti , ‘ "
‘ st 024 ; oil at .
“m“ “i‘"' lent. 'fighs use tor srd TM.
, 1,in-lo welcome. ,
0
sum unlit
METHODIST.
South Norwaiir Methodist-«Union
service, Sunday. Aumlst 28. class meet-
ing. 9:30 loader. Brother John Green-
wood.
Morning Worship. 10:30.
Proiudn.
iiymn 104.
Allostiea’ t‘rontl.
Prayer. concluding with the Lord's
Prayer.
Psaltor-w’l‘hirty-tltth Sunday.
tllorla Pntri.
scripture Lesson
Offnrtorl'.
Hymn tits.
Sermon~~"'l‘be Sincerlty or tloti."
liymn 381.
Postlude.
l3 m.~llihle school.
8:30 p. m.«~it‘pworth League; sun
loci. “A Righteous Life and decent
able Worship“; leader. Fred Field.
Ivsning Worship. 7:30.
Prelude.
Hymn loo.
Prayer.
Scripture Lesson.
.litortory.
Hymn 482.
Somalia—"Chances in Lite"
by request).
ilymn 463.
Benediction.
Poatiude.
lter. W. ll. Thomas will have charge
of the services.
Norwalk Methodist Church. Frank
D. Torrey. pester-«The pastor
preach at both the morning and event
log services. The morning sublect
will be "The Secret oi a Biron
Church." in the evening. the pastor
will much u brief. nrsrilcal sermon
on “The Battle in Jerusalem. in which
I deadly doubt was put to death. ' This
will be the second sermon in the suites
of "Decisive Battles of the Bible."
Blindsy morning class meeting, 0:80.
led by It. It. Bedlam: morning wor»
ship. 10:10; Sunday school. 11:00 it.
no; ltpworth Lsague devotional aer-
rics. 6:80 p. in" topic. "A Righteous
bits and Acceptable Worship.” m-
era Richsrd Nith and (Ramos Cr
pie'; evening service. 7:86.1‘uesdsy.
1:45 p. 01.. class meeting, lad by F. 'l'
ituscoo ursday. 'l: 46 p. BL.
prayer meeting, topic. "How to Base
one Christiana." Bead Ephesians 4:
(repented
lt-ie. ,
Knight strut A.“ .3. ohhmltilt
a. ll. v. dumps. punctual: moi
ii I. III. by a toast brothel” at til
school at ll: 80 9. nl. A“!!! M
League at 'l p. in. Preaching at I
p. in. by the pastor. Bubioct. "A Pris-
and” its Results"
limelai tousle by the choir.
OONORIOATIOIML-
nouth Norris“: “attentional
tiliurch t‘hsrlas t3. Maofsrisnd. psalr
-‘t‘hs oilurnli unites in: the uhlotr
vinestnnlorromat to: so. llIi’IM‘Il Ill
M dist church.
IIPTIVI'
mm Baptist choroid o. Nichols.
pastor-«amino: 11th.: , _
will”
DID oplnlion Would
...... .. .. . l
_ ...... . only...
(Just a little tingts on the tongue)
jibe reading room hissohlc building.
at it a. in. subject August 28 "Christ
Jesus!
day it ll. in. To both servioss the pub-
lic is cordially sngyternally invited
Testimony mcotlnlt. Wednsso
Reading room opoli‘ the public each
week day sttornooutromzns to 4:30.
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SALVATIUN‘ Anny.
Mommas will be held in the army
Rail. 60 Water street. tonight at 8:80
. m. and on Bundsy st ":16 s. in. and
it p. in. Sunday school at 8 p. in. Open
air meetings each owning at 7:20 p.
m. and on Sunday morning at lazlh a.
7n. Everybody welcome. Adlutaht
unit Mrs J. T. Winterimttom editors in
charge
u
M
TH! IUIM II CURB!
m
Hay Fever Victims New
IiomInt.
Those who write sonss and poetry
about summer poser mention hay fit-m
vsr. Those who never litre it never
think of ti, except to grill It some sut-
i‘erer unsympatheti lly, Those who
write newspaper art too about it are
usually frowned upon as being very
boresonle. And yet. hay fever should
be written about. Any curse should be
written about. Hay lever is a curse.
What is hay fever? Nobody knows.
not even experts it is sldissase that
is the cause of mono protana language
and protsns thought than almost any
other yet discovered. Won‘t be our-
ed. evidently: morel relieved. And. to
relieve it. means g down in oue‘s
pocket tor the pries “I p to tile
mountains. or the w And sv-
srs one can't sftord that. no they
stay in town anti outlier “dancers.
A person sitllrt‘ villi hay tsvor is
really funny to bone .and causes mi
pleasure to his moods. in“ that way.’
But tor those whom "it." it. tsuo
lots
Yesterday morning‘s shower come as
a Godsend clearlnn'up the almost un~
breathable air or the early morning.
slid dispelling tho humidity which has
glide people miserable the past law
sys. ‘
in Their
ICV MAV 04)”! TIUI.
The census returns published a
short. time are showing the population
of tirldgsport to be 193.034 and titan-
“bybomthsmoflimoltyln
Iii-loin misty minis to is. tons”
tprIIiotndt sleds by the late lataJuIItI
John”
Nsw‘lhsw' road. shout um or eight
yearn Ill).
Judge Hall. in the course of s not»
lie address ni lirhtgsport. it my
isms rilhtly. mada‘mm
street that in it) Grids-port
would be illn bilge 'alty lithe this
of entitlement: mils is
with roll remember“ in rattle“ :fll
“clan it wII minis st mutton
I am or tutti must itsS tilt
Women“ which “I ml MM
easy It list time on. mating” in the
‘il. it“ mflflwnm "
has were some
in III‘tits wisdom
tilt In 0.7%
mats with n the
t II no .
ions hat in .
tunarshutstsstlfl .
it”,
LATI PRIOIDINT'HALL‘I PIOPH- '
Hlli- "W“ "M“W" d m%sr his M It.” W“ W“
grsosttil m
mutiu “ i Harabout and ostrich. alone. and 5
SERVED AT sons FOUNTAINS
Guaranteed under the Pure Food Laws
Q
Marti by Bunker-Smock 60.. Greenwich. Conn.
' iii Iniul
The toll edge of‘ the correctly-cut
tlounced trook in no way interferes
with the srsoetui lines of the garment.
it is scant and it is shaped so as to
seem to be I continuation ot the close»
ly-flttlng part to which it is attached
and yet be full about. the loot. Just
think of these charulin frocks in com-
parison with the full {ounce and full
upper 0t tanner days!
There is little doubt that women.
particularly the younger Isles. sm
crewman" thsir hair. And the girl
who can arrange her ooltture so as to
centre the mutsite etteot or quantity
to make her largo bats look right. and
rot keep the arrangement simple. is
the one who rocoires the most compil-
monts.
Once in a while one finds a isclll
masseuse pvho uses witch inset with
cold cream when trusting the taco hut
not often. and really there is no better
way to action the skin that has bsou
roughened by continuous motoring or
exposure to am and wind. Cream the
lacs well and then rub the witch hssel
sight in with the cream. Wipe otf
thoroughly sud the skin will be left
both clean and smooth.
Ottentllnss a spot or soil can be re
moved from a while straw hat by rub~
blnlg it with I altos oi dry bread.
iuy caps of silk and metal lace are
a part or the newest theatre head.
dress. concealing stuns or the puffs
and curls which til out from under
against the taco and neck.
Ribbon flowers from the heads 0!
hat pins for dreary bats.
Billt netticosts are to be very club»
orste tho cumin winter. Over the
tlouncen ot all are laid shorter
ftounrea of lace. tringe. etc, but the
upper part tits as closely and perfect-
ly as the gown outside.
w—d—u—w
Not only plate but attuned and
ohangssble saints are to be used for
tailored suits this tall
ans-w
tisat winter a few ventured to have
.ssiior collar.—-a style which is to have
gonsltisrsbls vogue this molt.
um ll
A great my man with suture
ras are wearing the wide llassn
lohlslrsly for the little.
exceedingly steam
”with“. If. pm I MIMI“ vo-
"....ur ,
sum "-
mitigation “um i 5
ti fill” It‘ll
limit MIG by .lntlgafllll
rile the approaellisg fall shill winter.
iIe bands or them are laid flat Its
tlrsly stoned the edges of ions are-
ng wraps. girth the comets they
adorn a very tlu y. cosy look which
wins at them do not in reality pm
a
W
M
suspense or unseen.
lonloséo. sue. nii-num s
," Kiegmasdflugmtuatsoiths North
, his?“ Volysraity law school. and:
is nail
rapsItlnMploy‘sd in the law oi-
ilss or Inward it. utsiogsr. ls detained
m II the WM .nsilos atstiou sun
listing knowledge of the titli-
”we? witness I. mullahs. a tisa~
, titer and titled on the
Irish It thus
their handsonm suits made with the ,
.ot the young stats on whom they ans
T
e D M Read Co
Established 7857.
ThI Store Closes at 5 P. m. EsccPl s““'“"" in" L
Refrigerators at Reduction
Now is the time to buy a Refrigerator at a “late in the
season" price. To close. out thehalancc of our high grade
Refrigerators we ofi'er them at the following special prices:
Oak and Ash Cases, Opalite Lined. .
open wire shelves and removable pims
$60.00 kind for $48. 00. $55. 00 kind for $44.00.
$4500 kind for $36. 00.
. . Ash Cases, Steel Enameled Lined .
$60.00 kind for $48.00. $35. 00 kind for $28.00. .
Ash Cases, Galvanized Lined
$30.00 kind for $04.00. $ 8.50 kind for 8 6.80.
Eddy St lo with Slate Stone Shelves .
$47.50 kind {or 38. 00. $38.00 kind for $3040.
$2900 kind for $03.20. $25.00 kind for $00.00.
$20.00 kind for $16.00. $19.50 kind for $15.60.
‘ All Mctsl. white inside and outside. ‘ "'
open wire shelves. ‘_
$37.50 kind for $30.00. $35.00 kind for $28.00. ‘
Bokanya an Kazak Rugs ..
A Boknma Rug 15 a wool faced Rug, made in designs ,
and coloriugs of a high class rug. and has the appearance
of such. I or an inexpensive rug it is very satisfactory. Ask
to see them. Price of the Rugs only $12.00. Size 9x 12.
All—wool Kazaks. 9 x 12. mostly in brown, blue and
green effects, plain or figured centers with borders, suitable
for most any room. Prices $13.50 and $x6.50.
Figured Scrime.
These Figured Scripts make desirable window draperies
for dining room or (It‘ll. Staple coiorings on tan grounds.
Regular price 250 a yard. special at 190.
A good assortment of washable Couch Covers made of
lincu. at $1.75. Upholstery Section.
The Remnant Sale of Colored and Black Silk Dress
(‘mmis aficrds an opportunity to procure skirt, dress or coat
material at nominal prices.
W
The D. M. Read Co
School Garments, fer
Boys and Girls
res sore ron diets
The Celebrated K. and b2. Waist. Gingham and Parcels
50 cents 250 to 82.00
4 years to 14 years 2 years to 12 years
Also a good Waist at 25c Odd Gsrments Bargain Prices
» m~...-.w..,..4- «0-.-..- -m.x.‘....-..~ «....
We can sell you these (laments almost so cheap as you can buy the
materials.
Buy them READY-MADE and Save Your Time
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MATERIAL! FOR SCHOOL GARMENTO
We have a good assortment ot goods euttshle for School Gentlema—
l’ercaies. Beer-suckers. Ginshsms, Etc.
Remnant Lengths at Special Prices
A. Dickennan & Son
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7, sour» noswstir. colon
sum. rat. no.
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