its After One Appliolw
limont. Indicated.
inning ‘ hand a jar or
in Mill)? remedy, should
.w‘PMD oi the little liltin sil-
.. u to All households. ar-
umw- ‘
, . Within .
ilitl'i blisters. mosquito lilies;
, on pimples, hives red
hind gafimfi; 2%?
es ' ‘ ov ;
, . lollies «Plot.
'Q , troll on.” w
us is are suggested apart lrom
“ untime- ‘ot JJQBIME. the
masons. “skin scale.
(and other “MOlli‘Mld
, roubles. There is no skin
r' r which poslsm should not
hheuitstlngly used and which it.
. iiiliilidllii Whenever itching is
, , it ilstoppeq, at once. .
contains to the uses tor which it is
plotted. portion: may be pnrchnsodin-
niliboxos or 32 litre It all drug
run/particularly Tho Clifford Phar-
llllloy and Edw. W.,‘,Kyelley.,p.ir. free
pie, which will-‘demonstra 8 its
cyclone work, will he sent by mail,
, quest. to anyone who will write
Emergency laboratories, v32
, beetroot, New York city.
, gl-ioml. noanALs.
hickemoe—ilngh l). McIntosh.
Australia; Joseph P. Mulvl~
city; 8. Greenslein, Bridgeport:
”lute. ewark; Ii. D. Green, New
. . Beardsly, Stamford; H. 14‘.‘
8 in. New York; 0. C. iiegemnn, city;
ndoei. New Haven; F. A. Willis,
ork; H. W. Walker and wile.
to George E. Long and daughter,
: George l"ricc, Providence, R.
F. Johnson. Middle-town; .l. Mor-
, East Orange, N. J.: ft. iinllield,
Mo siiéld. 0.; Charles ito mid. A.
Reinhold, Dnnbury; A. Mngii, Brook-
lyn; F. Johnson. New York; i“. llixb .
Port Washington; A. ll. Weston-let
“ and wife, lil‘ookiyn; .i. W. Stein, ions:-
' loll, Pk; C. L. Burgess, Jr., New litr-
. chelio:;~ Willinm Morrison, ii, l0. liuck-
"ieii mm wife; 5. W. Raymond. liurt~
foul: G. Wright, G. Bruce Wallace,
New York; J, Costello. .1. Flynn. Dun»
bury; ll. lroinnd. Norwsik: (i. ll.
Moore, Stamford; .l. W. Rooney. city;
W. S.-Eidrodge, New Haven; W. S.
‘ Prince. DJ). 8.. ii. I). ilnrlnore, A. 11..
.A.,r..oolnsmlul, ll, n, A. w. Wale,
mack, H. G. Stewart, F. T. 8., A. Roi)-
,lnsnoit. i). A. lnglis. George W. Smith.
* R. D. Snooper, New York; Miss Emma
Hoyt, Barton: it. it. iiptcrllrove, Or~
flange; 'l’. Donn, Dal-ion: R. A. Morison,
[New York; ’1‘. S. Will-go, W. 8. Todd.
Bridgeport; 14‘. D. ituub, Mt. Vernon;
George J. Muthcws, G. ii. Sleiniioh’,
New York; (2. A. Watts and wife,
‘lletiloll C. Wood, New Culluan: w. A.
,Laktlon.-A. Peterson. New York; llli
H. Goodwin, i’tidgotleld; ii. M. Miller,
New York; (3. ii. Donne, Yonkers; ll.
ll Lewis, Stamlord.
r,
m
Mrs. Jacob Wilmert, Lincoln. iii..
found her Wily bark to perfect ilcuitll.
She writes: "i suffered with kidney
trouble and backache and my appeiiie
was very poor at limos. A low weeks
ago i got Foley i’iils sud gnve them
a fair trial. They gave mo grout, ro-
ller. so continued till now i am ngnin
imperfect health." The Bridge Plum
0.
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in “In? or
. drones Dridooport Labor Union. .
BRIDGEI’OWI‘. Sept. 6.-8titto Tu-
. borculmls Ciemmluioneriohwlit-Gun» ,
shanon. of Hartford. addressed the is-
ho u; o e nt their outing at Colum-
‘ .' short. on the alteration
«, I'll loin Mei,
‘tl’esx braille I , . :
'll'utriiolo Candi?“ or
located in outline. was. now open tor
the retelltion oi patients‘ and envised
the working people of Bridflopbrt to
take advantage of the privileges oi‘ior-
ed ‘bynho Home as soon so pausibie. as
the cost for treatment was now within
the reach of alien the very poorest sui-
lerer l'rom this drecddiseese.
aMr. Gunshnnnn shill there Was still
lunch to he done along the line oi lou-
islntion in order to brin the problems
connected with the trenSment or tuber-
culous patients nearer t e satisinctury
solution, and that it was up to the
working people to “buck-up" the Slate
Commission ill its recommendations to
the next General Assembly.
Among the recommendations, there
will probably be one (or the erection
of n Home somewhere along lilo shores
of the salt wnter which is to he used
for the treatment of patients (espec-
ially children) hollering from bone
tuberculosis.
Homes are badly needed in both
Middlesox and New London counties
[or the treatment or tubercular po-
iienis. and this matter will also no
(wont be taken up at the next General
Assembly.
in that there is no law enacted to
prevent it, Connecticut today is the
dumping ground for diseased cattle;
other states have laws protecting them
in this matter, and a strenuous eifort
will he mode to have the next tionornl
Assembly enact a low to prevent this
practice in our state. it is impossi-
ble to cure people affected with this
disease, or to prevent the spread at
the disease, as long as we allow tuber»
ruler beef and milk to be sold in the
innrkots {or consumption by our poo»
p 0.
Another matter in which iiit“ spunk-
('i‘ said li(‘ has been deeply interested
for a, long: lime, is that of an nppro
printioll to old the dependents oi
those who urn receiving onllnollt in
tho sulliinrlulnn undor unto Million
and nro. lllcrolore, unable to contri-
bute iowurd the support of their lam
tiles. tic said that i! the common
people would interest themselves in
this mutter utihis time. they could
have a plank inserted in the platform
of both the Republican and Demorl'niic
parties. picdginz tilomeeli'os ill furor
of such it measure.
. .-...._...,.
Your kidney trouble only be of long
slunding. it may be either acute or
chronic. but whatever it is Foley's
Kidney itonledy will aid you to got
rid of it quickly and rostoro your not
oral health and vigor. "One bottle oi
Foley's Kidney Rmncdy mode inc
well." suld J. Sibbuli, of Grand View.
Wis. (tolumcnt-c inking it now. The
iiridgi‘ i'iinrnluoy. "
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8T. PAUL'S ORGANIST REGIONS.
Julius Nowmuil, who hm; been or-
lznnisi of Si. l-‘aul's Church, Nurwnlk.
for scum ttluo, recently tendered his
rosignniion. nnd on Sundny inst com
luonccd his duties as orunnlst of St
Andrews l‘lmrl-ll, in liloridon. Duvld
ii. i‘oiinrd substituted on organist ul
i St. i'nul‘s, Sllndny.
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iiiiiili
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i " AT HOYT’S THEATRE
The Only Modem Theatre in South Norwalk
iiitilliliililiill
. l
, i ' o d
,1, lg Holiday
‘= Beginning Labor Day, Mon, Sept. 5th
,:4_____0f the Biggest Acts in Vaudeville-«4 ‘ *
A Gala Performance at Popular Prices '
Offering,
Musical
‘and her Boys and Girls in a
Melange
Staged by Richard Goodalo
1’ 'Pom Curtis
’i
Comedy Sketth"
.Edgar Alchison-Fiy
to ahubert enn- inw‘miiiy." A low weak: in Vaudeville prior to his
stern-ink tour under A. H.
Character Songs
Wood's Management, in
l
8: Company
MATlNBI
VedmarsComd
enlists? .
t M' v": -r
ilv ,lno
the so but
,5, and ' lilo
’ or Adult; like tum...
PRICES *
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STAMFORD
There was a time when
putting a new grate into a
furnace was a rather serious
and expensive matter; but
the four Stamford Furnace
grate bars can be taken out
and replaced separately; and
that without loosening a single
bolt. No trick at all.
FOR. SALE BY
HORACE R. NASH,
Corner North Main and West Streets.
LABOR DAY AT ROTON.
The Usual Features Enjoyed, But
Wheeler 4 Wilson's Bend Wu
‘ Not Fri-um.
There was a grout crowd at ltolon
l'oilll. yesterday, und one at the bin
goal day's business of the season was
done by the numerous attractions
Landlord .iurobs served a inrue num-
V , .tornoon as the m
. . (if the Asbury
i A
2;
interest in popular voting. contests
it. 1:13:22:er and‘th‘h’h‘itt 'ol the liar-
on cm , plug; or e
mosl‘uttrscttre‘fislfillgwn ,9 null:
Porcine. Which rotten lilacs: ‘lt'ridev no
iii
._ , . taut event
. it carnival
ill proving it sens“ ltiis‘ ltilihhtiv
Ionic H.290, ,‘Buicklpu mobile, with a
Klaxonet within; most. oepebie of
60 to 80 miles an hour. '
The people h , popular vote lire goo
ion to decide tiio future possessor of
this car rind the declidonoi lutilloli or
the prime winners will play no part in
the mutter. 'iihe patrons oi the vari-
oml events oi the comm iind attach-
ed to their tickets for tlloiie events a
coupon which entitles them to one
vote for their choice in the Baby Per-
mle and this vote will impelled imo
nleliintely ill the conclusion of the Far-
ade in boxes set p inside and outside
or the smuhitliel e on (loose avenue.-
iivory patron has the chance and tho
rinht to vote.
in anticipation of a rush for the boss
on nod with s regard (or the desire of
tho public to know the condition under
which it muyvote the Curnivnl Antioch
Slaps Food Fermentation and Relieves
Gus. Henrlilurn and Dyspepsia
I. in Five Minnie
Will’ not set some now-Lillie . mo-
ment, null forever rid yourself or
Stomach trouble and indigestion? A
diotod stomach» sets the blues“ ind.
grumbled (live it it good out. than
take Papa's Dispensinto start the di»
genitive juices working. There will he
no dyspepsia or belching oi Gas 01
eructations of . undigested load; all
feeling like a lump at land in the atom-
mrll or heartburn, sick headache and
Dilliznecs, ilnd your food will not fer-
ment .und poison your breath Willi
nauseous odors.
Pope‘s Diapepsin costs only 50 cents
for a large can st Iny‘ drug More
here, and will relieve the most oh-
Minnie ease or indigestion uni Upset
Stomach in live minutes.
There is nothing else better to take
(ins fro‘m Stomscu'und cicadas ditto
, stolnnc ant intent not, and, eel ell,
filitlil “Cu” in conjunction With 3““ one “male doae Wu] (““98" ‘nd ”rapture
iii-”WWW“M V95 0' the Borden (on. for assimilation into the blood all your
'iicnsod Milk Compnnyilure had issued food "w some “1 sound healthy
it email curd outlining the rules of the stomach would do it. ‘
contest and these to the number oi When Diopcpshl "a,” your stem.
VIUOTO than 100.000 fire 1,0le circuia‘ nah roalflfle“ "53" in 5",er clean”
ted. lip—«end then you feel like outing when
i The” rules are M Willi“: you come to the table, and what you
t i. livery ticket sold for a lion Greet out will do ya“ good.
inlay. or any and all of ihe Mimi Absolute mile! mm sli Stomach
,l‘lli‘nlvai events hell one bullet nttacir Misery is William for you n will! as
(.‘(i “Brine. ()niy “(Ch hallo“ Will "C! N“ declda [0 “he a ““10 DiapGDIln.
at'l‘oplcd ill the awlrd (if the i’wllitl‘fl Tell your (ix-“3‘"; [tut ya“ want
Pope's Dispensln. becsuse you went to
become thoroughly cured this time.
Remember, it your stomach feels
out in! order end unuomfortalilet notv,
you can get roller in live minutes.
ii’rize. , ,
:5. 'i‘hnse ballots trill be deposited ill
boxes inside and outside the amphithe-
niro And at no other points. At all
times these boxes will be under the
t'lll'e of the Cnrnlvnl (inscription.
3. Notices as to the hour when the
.. a... M... .. A.
distillate Kilt one
voting for the Buick automobile will ATLY 'M'
close will be given the tiny of the Ru PROVED.
by Parade. interest in the unnuni fair of tho
i. The remit oi tho vote will be m»
pounced iylmellinicly upon completion
of the roll it.
b. No entry for oiliivl‘ the Queen‘s
i'rizv. or the Grand Price. will be ol~
illililo for the Pmple‘s Prize. the lid
ii'i( automobile. with Kinsonei, given
tlrocllill-id Country Club, Supt til, it
and it), ill larger tluill usual. if the
rapidity with which npplicnton for
entries in the various events of ”it"
nurirulluml. poultry, horse. do; and
. , , untomolliie events are pouring into
it, liordoniondensod Milk (onlpnny. ”u, unicorn.
"W ”M“ Automobile dealers throughout the
WA specific lor puillwllr. Thomu‘
Colerlrlo Oil. strongest. cheapest lini-
nmnt ever devised. A holineboid relne
dy ill America NF“ years.
~n ‘wnwm m>mm
FiGURlNG UP AMOUNT OF BACK
PAW'UE.
county are planning to make the un-
nusl exhibit at Greenfield this your
one of the most extensive undermir
links oi the sort that line merited tho
i progress or the motor our industry in
southwestern Connecticut.
The oliictsls or the fair. realising the
' Luvs Huntln
‘l
‘AUTUMNA‘L Tools}
I ’ :Gottyobu
her with shore dinners at the hotel. The rlerirni force of the various
and everything was excellent in this (li'i'liilt'lltl oi the (klnm‘ciiclii column)-
dopnrtmoni. There was some disnp- in thin oily and other cities through
polllilnoni over the nonuplwurunco of out the state are busily unlinked inl
Wheeler at Wilson‘s liond. but it was pouring out to a cunt lulu who! is duo
stated thnt when the heavy shower ouch oi 2.000 employee on their innit
was in progress during the morning it puy lrom June l under the wage scalp
was decided It would be bull not ill nwnl‘dud by the trolley urilltrstors. It
mono down from llrldxolsort. ,A xrult will lotto more til u n week for ”W
runny mplo worn in bathing; and en- vii-rile and plum 'lers to complete}
toyed the sport. The halal and all the this work, and ii is doubtful it ”ill .
other attractions will re lain upon it trolleyluon will lat-t this hook monel ‘
work longer, the closing event helm! insidi- oi two or fillroo woekn. 'i‘lle’
the shore dinner of the Midnight Hons trolley people. will meet the terms of I
on Wednesday, the Hill lost; the nvvmd lulu 2m lull!!! all possible. it ‘
J in siniod that the men employed dur~‘
BAS E BALE ing the summer month and who will .
be put back on the extra list noon of ,
AMUSEMENT PARK
loony will not tho buck pay at the no“ '
rules (mm .iunr i.
MEADOW ITREET.
SATURDAY. SEPT. 10
.~ ...... .M
‘llncn its heretofore. the
i
keen interest in this lecture. have
made prepnltniions tor the accented»
lions of crown of machines and hun-
dreds oi nm'eseortoll. The horse show
will not be conducted upon as broad
nutomoluir
display being planned upon such an
extensiw male that it is expected to
eclipse the home show successes.
in the fruit. groin. vegetable. tied in”
liiinii‘llti llupnrinlontu. the usunl lm<
luminu coiioclions will he soon, and
the doll. [unlitry sml‘pul niork Gilithi
will in up likelihood ho int-nor lhnn
over.
The inir opens on Sept. iii. and runs
the Hill and lint. Plans are under
wily for the eliminate transmutation
furilllios (ruin the trolley line in Fair»
fluid. '
W“.-. M...W...._.....,..~.?
i, liiiiililuils
NORWALKS ” '
Westports
3:30 P. M.
m
ADMISSION. - - 25. CENTS
a
MUSIC
The Largest. Saint and lost Vermilion Thain to south Namath
A ultimatum ,
it
i
The I. M. Read C“
liltdbitsbad 185}.
hull-Aw
Commend ’ Tuendlly, Sept. 6th. the cloning” lieu: will be iii:
p. gemept om‘SIturduyl. When it will be ten ~
o’clock as usual.
nut rats, at commutes
Our large Stock to be Closed‘out in ten days.
Everyone needs F ruii Jars now, for the time of preserv-
ing is at its height. We offer the best makes of Jars at these
prices: .
Mason Jam in plots 450.
in quarts 50c.
Rowland Seli-sesiiné Jars with Lightning style clamps
on lili.‘ covers,
pints, 75c.
quarts, 80c.
Get your orders in early for we expect large deliveries.
ingrain Carpet Remnants, Clearance!
This will he a, welcome notice to many housekeepers
who will find a place for a small length of carpet in refitting
the house for tall. Lengths run from 6 lo i6 yards. Regu-
pricr 65cc yard. '
50c remnant price
Many (lithil‘iiiiic patterns.
Carpet Store, first floor.
Burlap Pillow Slips
in dark l‘ctirilrown. olive green and blue. Sienciicli lic—
siglls illltl applique Work in cortlcd outline, quite artistic.
The material is course and heavy, admirable for it “knock-
allmil" pillow. Remember there are college rooms and
studies to lie litlcti up soon. TllCSt‘ nr'c 50c each.
Upholstery Store, third floor.
Come and see our new and interesting lines of Alcohol
Cooking Novelties. Chafing Dishes, Dramngmom Tea Ket-
tles, and Cofice Percolators.
The D. M}. Read Co.
u
”‘an .
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1..
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Saturday _
is Hosiery Day
\th can supply the i-iosicry. The desirable styles at Popular
Prices.
"CADET HOSE"
is our of tile deservedly popular brands. Linen Heels and Tees
For Ciliidren-«iliarks. 'i‘aus, White.
For l.atiics-iiiarks. Tans.
For Mcn-lilnck, Tan and Fancy.
v“.
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A
HALL
IOYO UNDER 12 YEARS. 10 CENT!
Grand Stand Free to Lulu.
Mon, Tues. Wed. Sept 5. 6, 7
Excursmns to Huntington and
Valley Grove
SUMMER TiME TABLE
0n and Aim MONDAY, JUN! 20. mo
The New and Communion-
Steamer Huntington
Coot. Wm. c. Young
Will run as ioilum:
Plan for Norweiit Mon.
go I and Fr days at 6:45 a. on. anti
: I m.
Leave glamour for Huntington. Mon-
th“ and Fridays at 8:45 a. m., and
5: p. m.
EXCUROlON TchI'fl. we.
email FARI. 400.
Children 8 to 12 years, Excursion 360;
Single Fare 289.
Parties or ten or more can moire I or
mushrooms with the Captain to stop
nt V’niioy (lrovu.
MATINEES (1200 auto) ........
, lVENiNGs ..... . ..... ......
Music. Mirth. Melody by Van
Late of Kin
' Stone &
The lit-colourlon'i‘our
ill Centrally.
Block island. "0.60 and o11.tio-~8etur- .
day. Sept. 3. three days' trip over .
holler my-
White Mountains .m.oo-~Bix days".
trips. accommodations at Sinclair
Hotel. liethloiioln. also includes
li‘lume videotapes", Sept. 12;!» ill
plum Pails, m.oo-.D‘onr new trio. _
. guard». Sept. 10. internationsln
, o . - p ;
{This on Folio. Thousand intends and
. outrun mementos" trip. Bet-
iililln‘rfioptrlti. . , . > . ..
rg‘turnv elm. one Wain .
rite“
stiles. vs.
BARGAIN PRICES COMMENCING MONDAY
The Southern Four g
Tile Juggling LaBeiies
in Their Scenic Novelty-{poem Connery
COMPTON
rout rnooiov viotlnlsr
inherits j unis. Pndeetibn'
.......... . ......... 5 and We
....... 500 Seats 100; 700 Open!- 156
doviiio'e Favorite Quartet
a One» Co.
"NOT-A—SEAM"
is a very light wci ill Gauze Lisle. its name indicates a com~
iorinblc Stocking or men and women.
“TRUE SHAPE"
A line finished Hose in light and medium weight. Try it and
you will use it.
The above are our most popular Twenty-five Cent Hose
Better Grades, 35 and so cents.
Pluck Silk Hose, 50 cents and $1.00.
A. Dickerson 8‘:— Son-
84 Washington St, so. Norwlik
Sheldon _
' , .
, tile Devil”
in on to». 8.00~8ix do 3’ iii
murder, on. all. . y "7
Above retell trout Newman. .iii
, circular dvscgitbingi ell ton I.
‘ * tori, fibula!
. «fig-"mun ”are: 'Muman main... L~< -.. .. am“.-‘w,”n——-u.~q—-u .—
WPalig/ll‘pér’sl Crockery, Giussware
House Furnishing coeds; etc.
White Enamel Cottage Poles with Fix»
. tum. .
beet Opaque Window alludes. 250
Window Shades Mode to Order
at
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