' The most delicate favor you can
Oilcu the Autumn guest is to serve
Clicquot Club Ginger Ale.
. The flat/or tempts—«there; nojmmipg and,
‘ snortingrsuch as is common in pepper “gin er
, ole: ”’ he ingredients dre the est, andt
.‘;"blcndiug and carbonatin perfect.
Clicquot Club is both r’e reshing and
w beneficial, and the man or woman who
‘ serves it, immediately wins the guests’
approval.
Other Cliequot Club Beverages," with
the “ Cliequot" purity and flavors:
Birch Boer Root Beer
Sarsoparilla Blood Orange
Lemon Soda it
Fannie by the good grocers.
Not to have “Clicqaot” is
a confession the best your
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GILMAN G A. R HEAD.
ATLANTIC CITY Sept. 23.—John E.
‘Gilmen, of Boston. for commanderdu—
For Sale in any amount
chief and Rochester, N. Y.. for the
next. place of meeting was the winning
combination in the notional encamp-
ment at the Grand Army or the Re-
public, which opened its business yes-
.terdsy on the ocean end of. the steel
iner.
f' THE GHRISTYB MAY MAKE UP.
ZANESVILLE. Ohio, Sept 23 ——Timt
Artist iiowmd Chandler (‘hrisii and
his wife have reached 11 basis or set-
tlomeni for their dit‘ictcnces and tinll
they will divide their year botmen
‘ New York and [11111121111 Foils, is now 11
certainty. \
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ail Parts oi the World
Bond Requiuo by Law
Deposited With State or Conn.
For Protection of Patrons
lniuraneo 11nd Real Estate Agents
~—
J. M. Layton 81 Co.
5 Railroad Avo.. south Norwalir
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Foreign Money Orders and Drafts to
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death rote in the United States in
according to 11 in: u‘lieiln about to be is.
sued by tile Coll us 1111111111. and this
:;llbo lowest overs 0 ever recorded « .
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" suiting the. don‘t
and those 1 1 put output 1
population 0‘ ill 1'8. 98 or 658 per
cent. or t e estimated total for the
entire with
The stem included in the summery
are (1 11111111111. pol smile. donnoctieut.
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soils, Michigan. New Hampshire. New
while you wait.
Mao. tram
Jersey, New York. Ohio; Pennsylvania,
Rhode island, South Dakota. Voru1otit,M""°NB
Washington and Wisconsllp. Iu oddlo
lion to these roihrns we 11 received could
from 54 cities having loeni rsgistra- CONGT'R «(in
tion my". would out ut HA
The total number at deaths record- I plum" 1” l ‘ 5'” ' “9"
ed was 732 .638. oi which 8983597 or
over 64 per cent. were of males. The
greatest mortality occurred in March
11nd the lowest in June. In 1808 the
rate was 154 per cent. the lust yeah:
indicating a telling oi! of almost one
son me also
with their
unloved styles tor
mm rods
Tuition Sanctions
and under. whore
blob is. born. some New Ostrich
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Though only lutb
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and attractive.” moritlnt the na
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BEAUTIFUL WILLOW PLUMES
‘m‘oldu disoartiad foathoro by the METHOT A8110!
”is Thue Cost 0! New!
«11.. on merino-uni. rotors 'ro ‘ -
li'li‘i'on ”would always mar-"rm: PLI'J‘MEB"! It
thst you would be suited to pay tor now
‘BLACK AND WHITE WILLOW ”WES...
Dense. stylish and nutty Willows. 20 lnohel long by 15 .
in breadth, Ire altered at exceptionally attractive prices to en-
tl pirtitiulu’lyfim he
iii
“83,0 MO“;
Thole bountiful New Fall Plumes represent the [realest value
in Ostrich Plumes of Quallty ever uttered in this country.
-. PERIONAL ATTENTiON GIVEN T0 OUT-O'-
ml: mil 1 u 11 1 i 1 ”"5“
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not so good as was made in 1111111111. ,
whole the role was onlv 1.4% to the FOR OUR NEW 'M'L CATgLOGUE '
YMAIL. WRITE U3
thousand The low rate in both coun-
tries is attributed to the absence of
~Donn’s Bssulots ours oonatlpstlon.
tone the stomach, stimulate the liver.
promote digestion and appetite and
easy passage or the bowels. Ask your W
druggist for them. 25 cents a box.
HlTCHiNG RAIL REPLACED.
All that talk about the hitching rail
is now practically settled, for the roll
in losses street, has been replaced.
A petition to have the rail remain
down was started by two interested
parties and then yesterday there was
s counter-petition around to have the
ruil put back. it is said that rpther
than start any hard feeling. those in
charge became. busy and slid the rail
book into place before the trouble
GEN BRAYTON DEAD.
PROVIDENCE R. i.. Sept. 23 .—-Gen.
Charles E.Brsntou.tho blind leader or
the ilhode island Republicans and the
Rhodo Island member of the National
lltopublicun Committee, died hero to
i fly, 1
F‘. E. Lockwood & Company are
sporting 11 new liiil model demonstrat-
ing Cadillac.
John Lowth. of Norwalk. the Rental
grororrmtm, has resumed his position
with Vimlluren‘s gmvery.
linnk Examiner Perkins is oxmniu-
ing the books of the Fulrtleid (‘ounty
Notional llnhk of Norwalk toduy
came to 11 head. The board or council~
ulcn voted that the ruil be rcptuced
at its meeting Monduy night.
«Mr-H ~0~~H-o~o~o~o~4~o~+~o~~~o~~o~oj
Try - - - - .
THE NEW SUMMER DlllNK
Bunker-Smock .
AT SODA FOUNTAINS
iii 1
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Delicious, Pure and Refreshing
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, Thurs. Fri.,:Sat., September 22, 23, 24
» ~ - EAL VAUDEVILLE
DREA
AT HOYT’S THEATRE
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Matinee Daily
. “The Models of 1910”
A tabloid musical domedy. Book by lluzenmn liulgor. Music by
Samuel thnmn
CAST 0F CHARACTERS
Paul Potter. 1111 artist; about to bo merrier! . ...... Gerald lloreoult
Jimmr, bis elevator boy. shout oil the time ....... illighie Fiohorty
liens Mutiny. bis dunes; about "to come back” ........ Ella Roy
fl Messing“ .. . iliilrelyn gurnott
' so . . ..thol oweolt
. l“liorluuitt‘ltie (iiris oiwi‘lp: Lhorus . ldr‘i'nins gumbo
men he ‘ ...'...l..lhol tuition
Ashlee . ' Dutltio to become Models lino liixun
Bedsits Elisabeth Dunno
Boeuewlntorlnr of Paul l'utlor 11 bachelor home in New York city.
gallium“ and hats by Frances, New York Shoes by Usmmoyer. New
m ' 1
The merino B‘sntliy
Present the F‘srtiol (3011111de One set Play
“Mrs.
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Mrs. Juniper
."Bud" oil illlfltnlilorviss
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EVening, Two Lamplete Shows at 7.15 and 91
Adele Pervis God
in an Equilibristic Novelty
Comedians and lnstrumentalists'
Travers 81 Cane
Songs; Dancings and Sayings
I'I. METHOT
A 5 Downtown Shop—426 Broadway.
PRINGH PHAT IR
OVER AND!) DREBOI II. '
29 WEST 11111 81‘.
SOCKEVE SALMON SEASON
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23—~’i‘ho Sock
eto salmon mason has closed in Brit-
ish Columbia and 11 large falling on is
reported competed with lormer sew
sons Consul-General West. at V1111
couver in a report declares that this
season's puck in the province was
338000 cases. ns‘esetnst 840,447 in
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EAOY GLADCEC FOR UNEAQV EYED
Are your one unossn Are they
beginning to rebel“! Make them com
tortable. Put them at their ears
WEAR PROPER EYE GLASSES.
We grind our own tensor.
Feowick Optical Co.
umreo BANK seldomo
Rooma 7Q
17 wssnmoron eraser.
iioura~8 to 11:80 11. m.. and 13:45 to
6 p. m. loudly and Saturday, 7 to
9 p. In. .
. . “1‘- . 1-...1”... <v~n>erMwulqunn.
Excursions to Huntington and
Valley Grove
GUMMER TIME TABLE
On and After MONDAY. JUNE 20. 1810
Tho New and Commodioua
Steamer Huntington
Capt. Wm. C. Young
\Viil run as follows:
Leave Huntington for Nor-walk Mon»
days and Fridays at 8:85 a. 111.. and
2:25 p. 111.
Leave Not-walk (or Huntington, Mon-
days and Fridays at 8:45 o. 111.. and
5:30 p. m.
EXCURSION TICKETS. 50o.
SINGLE FARE. 40o.
i
Casey 81 Smith,
" I Norwolit
children 5 to 12 yous, Excursion 851:;
Single Faro 25¢.
Parties of ten or more can malts a or-
mngomonls with tho Contain to stay
at Valley Grove.
GLOVERS’:
THE PLACE
We invite your
intonation
“WIAI moss THAT 1111»
Two Stores,
1‘ The D. l M Read Co.
l
Saturday Needs
do Norwslk
Bridgeport Advertisements
Estoblubad 1857.
S 1 Showing of Hall and Stslr
pmm in Tapestry Brussels
All color cfiecis desirable for harmonious furnishings, sub~
ducd reds, greens, olives and woody browns.
TWo grades, 75c 81 S1 yd
Velvet Carpets at Reductions
Several patterns gleaned from the $1.25 and $1.35 ~ .
rrades.
E at $1.15 a yard
Two Rug Specials
Large Sizes, and very desirable.
Tapestry Rugs, 9 x 12,i11 attractive designs, medium
colorings, suitable for living rooms and dining rooms.
Regularly $1500. .
at $13. 50
Imperial Annunsters, of soft and velvety texture, rich col-
orings suitable for libraries and living rooms. Regg-
larly $4000
at $35
Carpet Store, first floor.
Outing Flannel Sleeping Garments
for We‘men and Children
lhc lorlmts lines of 0111ng l‘lannel Garments {or tall
and winter are now complete embracing many 51) lcs and
lliiicrcnt qualities.
Nightgowns and Night Drawers for children and little
babies.
Warm Doubiegowns and Bath Robes for babies.
Children‘ s Outmg Flannel Gowns. at so cts.
Women' s Gowns at 50c, 75c. 89c. $1.00 and upwards.
Lnderwcar Section, main floor.
Marabout Boas and Scarves
The new ones just in. A Marabout is the very thing for .
Autumn weather. light in weight, weighing nothing, yet
warm and pleasant when needed.-
In Natural Brown and Black.
At the Lace Section.
Remember to stop and see those Maish Comfortables.
Nothing llmntirr in hell tovcntlg could be imagined than
those light cottOn Cotniortables cm cred 111th flowered Silk
moussclinc
The D. M. Read Co.
.ll
Cool nights and mornings make it necessary to put on warmer
Underwear. We invite you to inspect our lines.
CHILDREN S UNDERWEAR
Vests and Pants ....................... ... ...... 25 cents
Better Qualities at Graded Prices.
LADIES‘ UNDERWEAR
Vests and Pants . . . . .. .......... . .. ..... .. .25 cents
The Celebrated Mentor Goods.
VestsandPonts....... ....... . .. ....... ..5ocents
Wool Garments .................... ...
75cand$1.oo
GENTS’ UNDERWEAR -
Ribbed Shirts and Drawers, Plain Shirts and Drawers,
Fleeeed Shirts and Drawers. choice ... . . .. . .- ...50 cents,
Wool Garments . . . . .. .75c and $1.00
HOSIERY
For Men, Women and_Childron.
A. Dickemtan .81 Son
84 Washington St, So. Nowell:
elephant 446 .
1 FT}' S.
Asbestos Shin les
The east or sshostos stimulus is about so her «111g more 1111 wood
stilettos. To am this moo cost you have s shinaio tbstis ilroptoot,
will tour «ear out. thus will never need renowlnt and when drops,
lilid front to root on “solo. shingle Will not bro-in Mm be the
most pro nest architects and builders at.» now rooommohdlni or»
boom shi’nuloa over all when. even lillte. for slate is 1111111111 bowler
sod 111 ass: to break
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