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AND A name novel. reerun:
Mr. Billiken
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Featuring Shorty DeWiftt
‘ lth a cli'lDId of special scenery and electrical effects.
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'f‘lNEE DAILY—two Complete Performances.
RICEB—Matinee. Bc’and 10c Evenlng. 10c and
Norwelk. Gonn.. July
the fleeting at Plumbing Co.
Gentlemen:
‘ "y my six apartment house, using a
aiy'slitlre coal bill was 3102. melting a net saving of still.
You may use this statement in any way you ears to.
Yours trul .
y alarm w. els'ril
boiler or well known make.
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Narnia. (John, .iuiyaiiii. '10.
~ flank i. lone». heating a Plumbing Co.
, , bin The tipsncer Boiler which you p
, fail
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you like.
Norwsik, Gotta.
've us complete satisfaction in every
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‘It it had been the preceding seaports. Yo
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or! (dermsiin‘tiiers's a
"W mostly. formed in itilil.
life (tiller bud happier
It also as e. resend its (at m thant
‘iri
mm...» entities lull
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Evening at 7 C. I
, ,l.‘ e be
his hell. and a. steam .lsumlry.
serves a wslisoooked dinner (soup,
inset and vegetebiellfor all esots.’ '
best year it about fulfillment? ngl
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Billiken Dons-~14
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During the winter of 1907“ 1 used :2th worth .of coal to
This
for sidpeucer Boiler and used it durinafihe winter of 1909-10 and
hill.
laced in the Sentinel build-
Our oosi bill was
they use this in any
. ‘ Jim on uneven.
Prop. outrun: Rommel.
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, g Ewing and numbing 00-;
re resin byl‘Norsralii. oonni;
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STAMFORD
How often the matter of sup:
Lthroughcracks of windows and
"doors is certainly not it desirable
3—:
'0
‘plying a suflicient quantity of
fresh air is overlooked.
"l The .cold ain'thfit comes in
. means of ventilation.
3 Proper ventilation is accom-.
plished by having a furnace cap-
able of thoroughly heating a’
sufficient quantity of fresh air.
The Stamford Furnacewill do
this is the most satisfactory} way.
FOR ~8ALE BY
bounce it NASH.
Corner North Main and Want Its-eats.
Ti-tl GIRL WHO TALKS LOUDLY.
The greatest mistake girls can make
is to talk loudly in public places. ~Un-
rortunalely. the habit of thus discus-
sing people and private affairs is very
prevalent in omnibuses. trains or tea?
rooms. and it often gives rise to a
aood deal of mischief, so there is great
danger in talking over personal inal-
lera when the speaker is not aware
who is near her. says Home Notes.
The world is a very small place after
all, unit such conversation muy be
made use of in an unexpected way.
“innit
MuSic Hill
PECK e HART. More. shuts-use
Our Policy: “To Please the Patrons"
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MATINIE DAILV. 5 t We
EVENING PRICIS. 10 C 150
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Mon, Tues, Wed.
Sept. l2th-l3th-l4th
Harry Bouton 8: Co.
In COMEDY-MAGic-A Liugh Every
‘ Minute
Roth & Russo
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Latest otiou Pictures
CHANGED DMLY
INTO VAUDIVILLI"
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Morons alienate oliltv
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Valley Grove
whilst this reset
the New sue comedians
Stesfiher Huntington
dept. With o. Young
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a note read. «it
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Spero. Devine 8: Spero
Present the Comedy .klt. “IHIAKINO
comma-abort. sent. it. Tommy
ism. . . . .oeumn. def senile. the
Evening. .Isiseny. that attenuates. tls
Excursion to iimdegion and
an m sh» Menominee so, no
fer Nervrsik aloh-
.:mmr daysat_lt4|s.moenii
% iii.
deuteron-is for Huntlhgteli, len-
st lies a. 0);“
to is ”trainer-ion Ilei
rs are.
use . reliant, ,
the scout dress shirts make them
sawtooitlngsnd no . stub ,» -. ‘ ,
{Do “you herb. as tall tidy in result
was when you immm- clothing
toe closet or velar mentor?“ 91r-
usps you area at net- at keeui a
house and tiers never taught that this
is a very . portent‘matter-f-to lies
the too its; ways absolutely ewes
and Cl“ . «Apia
day for dobgso on are lets out to
uranium. it till! if . on mm l} in loom.
dry and citation. ‘ ‘
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lowing list or state hovers is siren:
Alabama, Marylou '. Missouri and Ne-
braaiid have . the golden rod:
Arkansas. and Michigan theabilieblos-
sent; “into , d anode island the
violet; lo _ ‘
[outstrips slid Misalssippi the me!-
uolla; Washinnon and West Virginia
the rhododendron; alssirn forget-tus-
liot; California the celltornia 009W;
Colorado. columhius: Connecticut.
mountain laurel; ‘ljeleware‘, peach
blossom; friends, orange blossom;
l ho. syrinas; to fans. earn; Kansas.
n-ilovlsr; ltelltu try. trumpet flower:
Maine, pine cone and tassel: Minneso-
to. moccasin; ll! tans“. bitter root;
North Dakota. ‘wi the: Ohio, scarlet
carnation; Oklahoma. mistletoe; Ore-
gon grape: South Dakota. anemone ps-
tens; Texas. blue- nuotz‘ Vermont.
red clover. The” r states have
not taken action in the matter. in
most oases. ibeeholde was made by
vote of the children of the public
schools.
The New York shops are showing
many striped inoterlaia amour; their
cloths nud’tillks.
A very long cutaway coat of black
chiffon is the novel feature of a stun-
nlns new sown or a very light gray.
The fronts touch only at the built.
'l‘iult radium will bleach and lm‘~
prove off colored diamonds, improve
the oolor of dirty pearls, deepen the
title of einerolds.‘bhd., has been done
onatratod by s [Soother chemist, iii.
Armbreehl. says the 'New York Sun."
lint radium is so costly that it is very
doubtful if the discovery will have
commercial vain»...
Ito wary of selecting a brown ms—
‘ieriui for an evening gown, for browns
are often very manipulating when
hrotlxlit out uhdga-rartlf’ictal light.
The purple and v'ioiel shades, and
many very donated beautiful blues
will be oonspicuouerin sullilnery.
The trimming on “in new beta will
much of it be placed at the back and
fort during the mean past, for it is
impossible for a woman wearing a hat
with long olgreltes on the side extend.
ing on out over her left shoulder to
sit in a crowded trolley car without
Annoying her neighbors. And she usu-
ally opt-are to be unaware of the an-
.ioyohro and site With the air of "l
llIVB a right to have my hat trimmed
recording to the style.“
it one will have a few chemise or
Jorset covers made with deep V's
root and been andnarrow straps over
.be ahoulders. she will find them very
.eonvonieut to wear with her lowest-
vut evening gowne sud preclude the
ueceaalty of taking them off sltoxoti»
2r. Now and then they can be found
.-eady-msde.
Escelioped apples are easily prepar-
rd and make a good dish with seven
.ll kinda of maul:
them cut into sections in a baking
dish. scattering over each layer a lit-
butter and cinnamon.»
utes longer to brown without the cor-
er.
Green pepper cases for oonrainln
ores chicken or corn, minced an
ester, and bake.
it the strips or a trifle darker.
vill bé heelihy."-~l3. Franklin.
he holiday buying.
ind gowns for the obtains winter.
doom! and unkempt.
lore of soft leather-rite
lat oases, to be poo ed
be new
late the ll‘l’fil
item not are a feature ethane "I. fat
rinlnilpgs.
ttous
the fa
ninth in that he may
file l’l
umbl est
skill and it
be
illness.
to
.iliaseaae. no
limit: have a certain 5
At the request ofa reader. the fol-
en New York the roee.;l
aido‘buck. rim 1 , rich has 1
caused ranch :1:ng tn disobur
Place layers of
tie cracker crumhu. cinnamon, bits of
Bake covered
for a half hour and than fifteen min.
reasoned remnants of meal. etc.. are
Arepered for use by parbolilsg about
tell minutes after removing seeds. Af-
lor filling. set the peppers lo the oven
About the boot lie to wear vriib a
trier-striped shirt waist. as with a
nsn‘s striped shirt, is one the shade
“no sober and temperate. and you
A knitted runner with ellkambreid-
red initial is one of the novelties that
it being exploited in anticipation of
Dull silver and cut steel buttons and
ornaments are designed for furs. 003“
hey what you will. the low cost
abortions are not alike becomlbs '0 0"
try dam: on home they are positively’
Think of the comfort of the rest all?-
i com in nest.
Oriental and hold ambroldorles on
TWIN an oily scalp seems to use“
iitste frequent shampoos lit order to
redo the heir clean. the! W" W
m indulged in as they only native"
to album: result armies and W“
utteehed collar and“ {still ladies-
Bolht to its continuation throw
be rheudednese iii a obild may“:
tbsnd a wet {Metronome
which ill as isorseee his but:
whteh
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ll.”"ll”e ED.
DbU. 1"“!!de
. . rookvllle, 0M0.—-—“I was irregular
and {giants nutty nervous. A not: her
real) ended Lydia E. Pink em's
Vegetable Compound to me and l have
handgun regular and re nerves are
no tbrt’i—ltrs. Kinsman.
rookvt to, Ohio. y
i Lydia E. Piukhani's Vegetable Com-
mand, made from native rootssnd
‘ tbs. contains no narcotic or harm-
iuldr. d to-day holds the record
or the , st huihbero actual our-es
of female disease- we
thousands of voluntary testimonials
are on it . .in the Pinkiiarn laboratory
at Lynli, .. from women who have
been nitrous from a most every form of
female ropietuts. incantation. ul-
aeration. . . . . m".
irresuls eeperl opalnahsglache.
indigestion and nervous metrstion.
owns it. to her-
‘ titled . .
1”"ng n Eogfinkhem's Vege-
self re 1
table Compound a tr sl. ‘
If gr mes advice write
Mrs. nklssm. you. Mess..for it.
It is free and always helpful.
‘ "tilt? ’i‘hioim'PROBP‘ECTS. ” ' ’
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Hat Review Takes Ari Optimistic
View of Situation.
- That there is bound to be a change
for the boiler in conditions in the hair
ling industry before a grant while is
the opinion of competent judges both
ill and out of llahbury. It was expect
ed that the announcement of the fail
stylus by some of the leading mam»
lecturers would bring heavy increases
in trade. but such does not seem to
have been the ease. Few posture pro
iilotlons are made ill regard to the
mining of, a re "boom" in the indus-
try. but the fee g is (but there will
hes decided picking up of trade before
it great while.
in this connection the following opti-
mlstl review of the situation from the
New York Hat Review. issued today.
is both interesting and encouraging:
'l‘be bat trade has really not improv-
ed during the past month. Factories
are so quiet as they well could be with-
out shutlln down. and indeed some
have shut own now and then for a
few days.
Dottie other hand. the general mn-
ditions are somewhat improved. and
although different crops seem ,to vary
greatly in their immediate prospect.
the nurturiiturui disirieis will undoubt-
edly average a prosperous season.
This in turn will mean an advance in
business activity generally beyond a
doubt. The question Is not "how
great." but "how soon."
As a rule "crop money" returns east-
ward in the early winter. but we have
some hope that the “sentiment of
prosperity" as expressed by orders for
merchandise will product!
ward how of actual dash. We do not
need orders; we need an stones for
investing the money we have In pro-
ductive fields.
New tiers and it few of the western
and for western trade centers are “in
the dumps." but the country acnerally
is looking forward and “talking” op-
timistically even though buying rou-
servstively. it is only a matter of time
before then ptlmisile spirit will find
clel system. hat business in the hat
trade will improve from now on we
earnestly hope. That it will improve
and even “boom" before lull is far
idvanoed we are absolutely eonhdent.
n»...
COLON“. MARGITTIal-IIIC TO-
NIGHT.
colonel Mai-gotta. front the Salvation
Array national headquarters to New
ii ii p. in. in the Lutheran Chanel la
North iilaia street. has been having his
lines daring his tour of Connecticut.
n itooirviile 700 people attended and
so lam crowds tursed out to hear
“In and were highly pleased with the
octave. 'i'he oolenel la an olicer of
torus tweutrsia rears‘ experience. and
a a very able men. ate! Captain and
Ira. (tum. of sum. blast. Who eo-
vuuusiiy the colonel. are this lanai-
t
ow of. and '
need nroaoy in the out this year. We ‘
its way throu h the whole common ,
York, who lectures on Heroes toataht .
it New Haven on Saturday and Sun ‘
The Store has returned its regular time of closing. which is
' o p. in. except on Saturdays.
l
' . ill:
.The First Autumn Street Gowns '
A very reproselltatiVe collection of Autumn Goo/us is
shown in the Suit Rooms. Also there are in tile w‘iitdo‘wa
some models showing the coming styles. True, the lines
are incompleieuand have but commenced to arrive, yet
the first showing is satisfactory.
. Sufficient to say the materials are the sensible Home-
spuns, the French Snitings, and the semi-rough weaves that
will give serviceable wear. Typical Autumn coiorihgs, rich,
subdued and attractive, modified skirts and coats of med—
ium length.
Coat and Suit Rooms, second floor.
Soutaehe Braids, a Clearance
At the Trimming Section there is a' large line of Colored
Soutache Braids to be sold quickly. It is a chance for dress-
makers and tailors to seize quickly. Practically all our Col-
ored Soutaches are reduced, all shades required for cloth
gowns and coats. "
I
Pieces of 24 yards that were 50c,
30c, to he sold quickly
Trimming Section, main floor.
A Reliable Face Cream, for
Women who motor, play golf or ride.
()i‘ all the thousand lotions and creams which have been
compounded to help sunburn, to remove freckées, and to
nourish and improve the skin. ideal Tissue Builder is one
of the best, the most satisfactory. We do not t aim for it
impossibilitios. One application will not work hinders, but
the continued use of it will bring about a fair, do and lovely
complexion Without discolorations. It contains ie oils that
are most nearly akin to those of the human slug .
the Toilet Suction and learn about it. 7
Sum a jar.
Stop at
Remember to see the new Cloaking, l’oloCloth.
Colored Dress Goods Section.
TbeD. M. Re
‘ Saturday Hosléry
CHILDREN'S HOSE-use; a pain are
Fine Rib for Girls. Medium Rib for ‘Girls and Boys.
Heavy Rib for Boys. Also Tan and Wilte.
25¢ HOSE—“BUSTER BROWN.”
Fine. Medium and Heavy.
"THE CADET.”
Fido, Medium and Heavy; also Whit-
LADlES‘ HOSE—ism 2 pairs, 25c.
Black, White, Tan and Fancy Colors.
i
‘l
the sash "
land Tan.
warn/““5,“
as: PER PAlRé-Gauze Lisle and MedinugBiack, White, Tone
and Fancy Colors. ..
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Worst owe stars.
Eniiowing. the We of auto
ists m New flavors that they hive
if
;t
bee-heisopislilewttoraeallloaoe .
as issued by that state demanded of “awaits
than. them Haves Auto ls stub great. Dabber!
liens and singers. 'i‘he illustrative
alerts are also of a birth duality. Don‘t
tell to none tonight. You will be more
than repaid for so collie.
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Horst. Minivans.
MIMW’. if. site a. lil. tireso-
l‘it'“ out“ i“ M“ “t illifl‘fd “thin dwell}:
' ' l , 9‘. Atweier : W. A. Smith one
'l‘ilere has been no iasblos for a load port; b. drill? newer-if; iii. if. Ben}:
time that so generally '11 WM thin. Ole t. N. 3.; 'f‘. P. Bull.
toys us the neglisee with soft amount; 2. Withheld. Charles miti-
hole. .i. A‘rbeemsn gallium: w. ti.
all, new evil: lil’. .losseleyd. our:
' or sill "
anus
D
has taken up the tastier and t is ate-
'ted that the club's attorney. owns
ll. Robinson,“ to take it up to ba-
their of the members of the slab. lash .
twine than: tire series one»
New York state authorities is demandv ‘ ,
lameness their: immune f'rota .
’t state for inter-state video. ’
claim that the cmebtldiit automobile
use are um, sheets: caret the
state summertime to travel ‘ ‘ .-
nae arses luv to days wimvlia ‘ .
u ' otbsrlthestile'saa, l
min the stats from which thy delta
_ «WM-tn 2, gr ‘ ..
dealt [nodes has an attention
um unobtrusive mass as-
qustslssns or tile sisters er tie. ,
. marshals: «mama-e _
one am obeof‘ _ all
its streeti fetid womb of the twins ‘
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