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Hopkins Axteil :8: company 9;
in their Novel Scenchtoductlon
“Travel Troubles”
Dorenzo“ and Lil Due
Comedy Acrobats _
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3': I right
Will
Esmeraldo, Xylophoniste
5 sad we
Evening.,li) and 15c
ll’lllCES—Matlaee.
ABOUT TELEGRAMS.
Many Laughabie incidents Cluseti by
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"i,’,‘lt‘.’fil?‘
graph has been with us for some little
. this, there are still a surprisingly
’ lute number of people who are practi-
l‘yit not entirely ignorantnbotitt e
l
>
w ole proocdure, it trutwom may c .
build. Telegraph ‘ngents ‘everywhere
have funny experiences. and no little
. annoyance, from that tact.
With some people the receiving of a
telegram is a signal for palpitation ot
‘ the hurt. while others take them as
infinity and calmly as can be imagin-
23. In certain neighborhoods the news
tint, Mrs. Bo-smi-So Just got a tole-
groin brings to her door at discreet in-
fertility throughout the day neighbour
' nor blocks around. while in others it
accustom: no excitement . whatever.
, ‘ . who soothe telegraph boy at the
door of a neighbor mentally conclud-
in that Mr. Sound-So hae wired his
wflo from New York that he will bring
a. business friend home with him, or
come equally prosaic message.
All incident occiirrcd right bore in
Nawalk the other day which is so
very leughsbie as possibly to endanger
its general acceptance by the reodinlr
public. so the truth. but. it iii. A wo-
man prominent in society opened a tel-
egram which it messenger handed to
her at her front door. gave it one look.
and then rushed out after the that re-
treating form of the toll-graph boy.
thrust the telegram back into hln
hand. and told him to take it book to
the oillce and "tell them that they
needn’t think they can fool me with
any telegram like. that, for l happen to
know that Aunt Mary never plied u
typewriter in her life."
acorns baby's croup, Willie's dsiiy
cuts slid bruises, msrns‘s sore throet.
ms's tomorrow—Dr. 'i‘homar'
settle Oil-ulna greet household
"My.
CAMP IILIEVIS lN BEEF.
.Wnlter Comp. athlete udviiior of
lleis. who stopped oil in Chicago you-
t y on his Wily to lion Francisco.
bit “oil thlt "beef" in still it powerful
luctor in the makeup of a winning
WI tum. notwithstanding the fact
the new rules providuli for s more
upon me. '
"it, it true lhst there is more chance
fpr s light. tout man to make. an
flown under the revised Miles." or.
pinineti hlr. demo. “but. weight will
still he s powerful factor in the lino
:lid the ii ht book will be working tiu~
siy s h lcsp in smashing into it do-
finlc'of hall'y forwards. Weight iii
still s potential Mlm‘ in the moire-up
. o on winning eleven and those who
tend thst the new rules require
,. ore of "but? sro partisiiy right in
roontention.“
r-
, flip/loss A'i’ vtuurrv OHUHCH.
z’i'ilc services tit Trinity Church. Eun-
tin. were islriy well studded. ’t'he
filo use good. uithough the tail choir
potato attendance. 't‘tis odortory
do the morning was West’s "us;
we
item." which was re
n the
fillyih'illilm (i. Furry.
Is the choir sshg iii-imam
. thou-deco sud Joyful.“ The
W entry to tote word Echiund
vino: patty.“ .i‘ivzmuefiwo’ count:
ngTUR‘bAY. courmuousxsl-low‘rnom 2 UNTIL 11:
DRlNGlNG CUPS 00 FROM TRMNS
returner;- tumor ‘tlre‘tele r
levers yarVey
mg armony
4N THE BAY STATE.
.Qn, the first af'Qctoher 'uil drinking
£936.1fl}? he removodi‘trom publii
places in the sluts of Milisuchuuetts,
accordin to a recent not. of leslsiar
tlon. U dcr this not thcdrlnking gins
son will have to go from trains of the
New Haven road when they operate in
that state. .» .
Just how the matter will be arrange
ed on board those trains which go
from Connecticut into ‘ Msscuchusetts
is not known, but it is probable that
each brakeman will be instructed to
removo the cup fronihis car the min
lite the state line is anywhere near
clocoland keep the cups where the
public in general cannot get hold oi
them. There is, of course, a [lossibii-
ity that the New Haven \viii rcmovu
public drinking cups from all its trains
whether in this state or illly other
state.
There is a penalty attached to vio~
lotions of this law that ill stiillciont to
word oft possible violations. The Buy
‘Htote people. it is sold. will keep very
close watch for violations.
The New York and Eastern News
(30.. it is understood. is laying in s sup-
ply of destructihie folding drinking
cups. and the machines will venu
them. and will instsll them in the sta-
tions along the New l'ilvon's vurlouu
Bay State branches, and possibly in
each car oi ouch train that is in acts;
oi service. , '
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A ViRGiNiAN'd TiMEPiEOI.
(Richmond Virginian.)
Daniel '1‘. Davis. who lives about 1th
miles from Bernard. Madison county.
is the maker of perhaps one or the
moat remarkable clocks that has evei
been invented since the original clock
Besides being equipped with the or
dinsry hands for marking tho iiecopds,
minutes and hours and nice having. an
arrangement for showing the doll
month end year. this ingenious time
pinch hull one face which indicates the
uxuct ponitlon and phase of the moon
when it in viiiible. This device hits 1""
"WWW! considerable mechnnlrai gentile.
Uimn the clock tsco lit the exact “mo
of the rising of the sun elicit morning
llil‘fl! sppceru n ruinisiure run which
dinuppoaril at tho until time oi submit.
The device nhowing the partition of tilt
moon in equally ingenious, it not morr
iuuonious than that. of the rum. for it
ulinwii quarters and full moon.
m
Your kidney trouble may be of long
standing. it may be either acute or
chronic. but whatever it is Foley’s
Kidney Rn any will std you to got
rid oi it. no ckiy and rectore your not
”fill health and vigor. "One bottle or
h‘oley'p Kidney llomcdy undo the
well." said J. lithium of Grand View.
Wis. Commence tsiilng it now. The
bridge Pharmacy. "
ITA‘i‘lON MASTTH‘ AFTIR i".
OHIAOI.
nnw HAVEN. Bent. 2i.-—it has
been announced that the elation ma
tern or the western division at th
New York New Haven & Hartford
railroad will meet in this city October
as to formulate demands for so lib
crease of to to 15 g per cent. for
hendiing the business of the 4am
Express company. At present inmsd
: l ;,i.'t.n:ifv “f
. warble-Five?“
. will be no sour rlsl
,} more than sufficient to
fl cure almost any case of Dyspeein. in-
, , u . “13M.
m
if on lisiltonie I‘m», .il _ .
mild {tepid mite“ rd. filth snow . dill!
:tstiltnivoh distress or Indigestion would
“film“ "l I L”: p mi y' in cl
0 .p ‘. fliNE‘ofl ~
"It unrflfiflouaitthhdove little A
council}. xiii br stomach 'illlldrti you
reslls‘c‘it.
:1! your meals don't “not. you. or
whatplittlc you do out. home to fill
i
it.
m
d
; you. or lay-giig a lutfipiot lead in
“it'll “PM yo 2. on our-
ii ll t is
burn. t a sign of in icestlbn.
Ask your Pharmacist tor a odccnt
. once at ‘Pspo's illspspsia and take it
little lost so soon on you can. There
.no beicbltur
ol' undigested food to red with acid,
. no stomscb gas or heartburn..lulinoss
or heavy feeling in the stomach. Nun-
eee. Debiimtting Headaches. Dink
‘ nose or Intestinul grilling. This will
. sil go, and. besidel. there will be no
undigested food lett over in the atom-
, itch to, poison your breath with house-
ous odors.
Pope‘s Diapepson is certain cure for
outer-order stomachs. becsuse it pro-
. ventithrmentsthn snd taken hold of
ryour food and digestii it just the some
. as if your stomach wasn't there.
Relief in live mintues from all etom~
' sch misery is at any drug store wait.
lng foryou. -
These large {lo-cont cases contain
thoroughly
.dlseltion or any other stomach dia-
. turbance.
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MEN'S CHRISTIAN lNQUiRY CLUB.
wu—
' Topics Answer! for October. Novem-
ber- and Wber Just Announced.
The following programme has be ll
ssued by the Men‘s Christian n-
' nuiry Club. of the South Not-walk Con-
gregational Church. Topics for" quar-
. tor ending Dec. 25:
0ctober.2—~lbeligioun Situation to
lists. John B. lnwrence.
October ll—-—'l‘bc Sabbathw-thn.
Why and How Observed. James P.
Punzeit.
October 16~Educlilion sud the Ne.-
tlouui Life. liidwnrd H. (lumbert.
October 23~Modoruistn, ticorgo
North.
October 30—-Ruport of the National
Council. John H. Light.
8.
November it‘lloilglous Review.
Charles ii. Macfsrlund.
November is» Elder Brewster.
William H. Stowe.
November 2il»Wltchcrsft. Charles
E. Jennings.
Noyelnb‘er 27~Prencher and Poli-
tics, Christian Swsru.
December i—-~fleiigious Review.
John w. Bell.
{December ii-Doctor Solisuftior.
lohn w. Pennell.
December iiim’l‘he Mayflower Corn-
poci. William in. Chancellor.
Qeceulbof 25»i.iilin Christianity,
George H. Kendall.
The. present oiilcors are u follows:
President-v—John B. lawrence.
Vice-Presidenirv—Dr. Win. it. Stowe.
Secretary-Wm. Armstrong.
Treasurer—A. Dwight Keep.
The club offers a forum for the dis-
cussion of attentions of religious inter-
est. A carefully prepared program of
subjects and assignments is made up
for each qusrter. The member to
whom a subiect is assigned is allowed
twenty minutes for its prmintiop.
He may also occupy five minutes at a
later period. ()ther members are lim-
ited to five minutes. All have an op-
.ioi'tunity to take part in the diacus.
“Bill, which are of an informal char»
:lClel‘.
Mon interested in the work of the
dub are invited to become members.
the condition of membership is simply
attendance ut the, action.
The club insets every Sundsy noon in
the South Norwnlk Congregational
Church, the sessions ending promptly
it one o'clock.
H iGH SCHOOL REGISTRATION.
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Principal cums-n mm rpm: is
Larger Tbso it Year Age.
The High School Committee hold it
meeting at the lllgh School building.
last evening. mslnly for the purpose
of closing up the vsrious matters of
the fiscsl year which closed Annual
Bill.
The secretory reported that the an-
nusl report at the committee had boon
issued and printed in connection with
the prospectus issued by the school,
llr. Gumbart reported that the rug-
tsirstion is larger thsn last year.
The pamphlets o! the silhooi he re-
porteii had been sent out to the vari-
ous committees. principals.~snd pros-
pective ntudentli in the vsrlouit out of
town diutrictii. the result at the props
znndn both! that the school would be
successful it competitor with the Door
bury and atsmiord tor these pupils.
The Principal reported thlt the new
teachers worn on doing well sud thst
this your the classes he‘d been gotten
under way very promptly at the begin-
ning of the school.
The matter or the two-ymr nominee
rial course wss diecusssd. so it or.-
some litifiia didlcuitles owing to lack of
room and the tent thct there are not
typewriter: enough. it was decided
to hold nnotlier oint meeting with the
board of High shoot Visitors on thin
matter very soon.
oooowm fluid”! Officl.
HARTFORD. Sept. 37.43qu A.
,tioodwin. executive secretary to tiny-
ernor Frank ll. Weeks slid nominee co
the Republican ticket tor governor yes-
terday tendered his recitation, so the
governor: secretary and the seals rm
ioccupied. Mr. Goodwin desire to be
relieved of the duties oi the nmtive
’secretiiry ship is this to whim tbsi
the present situstion will“ portrait
:of his firing the attention the duties
of the cities that he feels thst tile gov»
bong: lad loii’d Mina Mil-lot “‘fi'o‘i‘lmmm nit dire
m, e rm W , “I“ W '
. “gfiwnwhmhe
other is entitled to.
J'dn‘hhlé... in: mm-
n tilt! ,
ii
twinge" dongle be urwhsrpm ‘
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arrangement Viagra. it. connect-
l'or.‘ or t c don t“ rwsllr _ public
schools.‘hcs pro . ff-I complete roll
basil the lotsttrgctor‘s.‘ln the i cuitry
I .99 be _ . proved "W n -
listing to rents unit trisudspi the
scholars and teachers. ‘ "
There ore dow‘lorty'thm “when
in the schools. and thst there hm
been many outages snii. additions in
the teaching force is denoted bytbe
tact that there ere inst twenty-lire
new nitrous since June. 1908. 0n the
tembcr 33rd. 1910. there were 1.6“ pa».
pileonrolled in the Union School Dis-
trict. which includes the City of South
Norwnlk. The roll of teachers follows:
\anklln Schopi.
Vill. Anna Richardson principal.
West Cedar street. south Norwallr.
Vii. Helen 0. Prindle. 10 Crescent
Terrace. South Norwaik.
Vii. Florence E. Jennings.
nings Piece. Norwuik.
Vi. Julie M. McGinn, is Coder street.
South Norwelki
V. Mary H. Mitchell. 117 West street.
. South Norwalk.
Vi. Jane U. Dyna. 1 Prospect street.
Dnnbury.
V. May iii. Smith. 33 Buyvlcw aven-
ue. South Norwltilt. ‘
Vi. Josephine EJPowors, 6 Valley
Plsoe, South Korwsik.
V. Elisabeth A. Murphy. 98 Connect-
icut avenue. South Norwulk.
iV. Kathryn it. Mclinuh. till South
Mein street. South New lk.
ill. Marlon E. my“, 14‘ ldeu ave-
nue. Norwsilt. .
ll. M. Gertrude Dibble. Rowsyton,
Town of Norwa‘llt. '
iii. Minnie F. Marvell,
Town or Nor-walk.
ii. Anna Goitlleb. ill llavilund street,
South Norwalk.
ii. idn l. Verlin. ii Elm Crust Ter-
1.
l.
1 Join
Rcwuyton.
rave. Norwuik.
Margaret ll. Wood. 42 Boyvicw
avenue. South Norwalk.
Margaret i. eleven. 52 Connecticut
avenue. Norwulk.
K. Bessie M. Stowe. iii Buyviow avo-
nae: South Norwulk.
K. Green D. Wiimot. till South Main
street, South ‘Norwaik.
Concord school.
Vl. Jennie L. Scott, principal. Howey
ion. Town of Nor-trails.
Vii. Marie'c. Keith, 15 Maple street.
Norwalk. " ’
Vi. Deli R. Carson. Wcsl nodding.
lil. Florence M. Driscoli. iii An
street. Bridgeport.
iV. Elisabeth S. lrolnud. i0 Stusrt
avenue. South Norwnlk.
Helen F. O‘Brien. it Crescent Tor-
raro. Smith Norwnik.
1. Emma A. Benton. 63 Spring street.
outh Norwqi
iii. hours C. out. 59 South Help
street. South Norwsllt.
Lincoln kneel.
Helen M. Flynn. princlpui. Crew
cont street, Smith Norwnllt.
V. Eliubeth it. Donahue, Sangntuck.
V. Zita Fennel, ti Maple direct. Nor-
walk.
lV. Mary 0. Murphy. 98 oCnneciicul
avenue. South Norwnlk.
ill. Jessie M. Szirtain. 37 Quinturd
avenue, South Nurweik.
lV. Ethel i Stevenson. h
Place. South Norwaik.
Jessie Benedict. {I Elm strcot. Nor
walk. .
N. Myrtle Si‘lill‘)’. :2 Monroe street.
Booth Norwnlk.
Knudsen scum.
Edith inn-race. 12
street. South Norwelk.
Silsun E. Seymour. 25 Wool street.
South Nor-walk.
K. Msy it. Willisrns. its South Main
street. South Norwsik.
K. Hillel ll‘uiichor, itlfl loin street.
Norwslk. ‘
8. Florence V. Kelley. 83 West sve-
nue. Bouih Norullt.
Administrstive and Supervisory Olli-
“fl.
Adeline l. iloulon. drawing, 19 Berke-
ley street. Norwnilr.
iildgsr H. Moo. assistsnt to the su-
perintendent, it! Wust etreet. booth
- Norwnlk. ‘
William E. ("bun llor. superintendent.
till Weill sir . South, Noflmllt.
(President To n Tsnchcn’ Associw
lion. ctr.)
Edward ll. ”impart, Town High
school prinolp l. is West svcnllo.
south Norwuik.
AMIRiCAN MlNlNC GONGIIM.
m
Ftnehot tiny- Ctmurvotion idea
Iound to "cull.
LOB ANGELES. GIL. 30m. fir—Gif—
ford l’lnchut'o decimation thst the coir
rervsiiuu MN! imd lotion such hold on
the American pimple that it won bound
in tlruvuii. and that it would be wise
for "it? minim: nod oil men of the coun
try to take up und aid. rather then on
case it. is the princtpsi topic or dis-
cussion among the delegate: to the
American Mining Cantrell.
Resolutons drumming the enactment
ot emKonci'u' lisbillty lows thst will
have t c effect at muttering mine upti-
store and heads at other industries
more caution» uni tho-l protect the
lives of their men. constituted one of
the rosin intuiects for discussion in the
resolutions committed todsy.
Other resolutions protected rods!
commend the federsl buresu of minds
lot its activity ll‘tllil direction of lose
lining the humid of mini“: Wit“
mend the. establishment of I nstionsi
"chemico-physlcsi laboratory" for the
MVOIWMM of new and bottom!”
ceased of ore “mt. slid urge fist
the bureau devote some! emotion to
assist iogiiimsto ruining interests in
tho task at cumming “widens."
dill?! Mill.
Guru-Mm did you saint: of our
meteor theatrill‘l. ,
aegis! a rare entertainment, was it
l silos Mamie-amiaenyes; it won't
ll.
ii.
Livimrs'ton
l.
Hsvilsnd
is
Film ' H"
' is telling consult mrhave‘not lst. it
"it!
is! blunts? '
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"lint . z‘
mil;
imam ,.
We promise you that. if your hair
go too tar, youroon re r tbs doings
sircsd done. by lilfitfiWL‘W ".
Heir , to. with persistently end “(if
iorityicfor, s ‘ . psbie dumb or
tints. it is s cc entitle. cleansing. an»
tileptic. .gerlaicidsl pr ~ ntion. that
destroy. munchies. stinni tcs good ctr.
ouiatlon wound the; heir roots. pro-
motes heir nourishment. removes
dandrum end restores Isir health. it.
is Ml blossom: to use so pure water.
and» itgis delicstely pertained. it is u
reel toilet noceesltit.
We want you to try Ronli “03"
Heir Tonic with our promise that it
will cost you nothing unless you are
pertoctlyhatlstled with itl use. it
comes in two sizes. prices zinc and
$1.00. Remember. you cenohtutn Rex-
ali [remedies in this community ill: our
storo~Tho Rent] Store. The Clifford
l—‘hnimacil. Quittner 0; Guilty, Props.
lilBll reboot “TI!
The ms'ominstions given to tho‘se
students who drilled to make the re-
quired percentage on the February ex-
am will be given this week. beginning
Wednoaduy. The exact date of each
examinstion may be learned by con
calling the bulletin in the lower our
r or. '
orchestra was held this sltemoon.
commencing at 1.80 D. in. it is expec-
ted that there will be many more pic-
cou than ever to the orchestra and
there is no doubt but what the mem-
bers under the careful direction of
Prof. Perry will make xood.
Many new improvements are evident
at the school this your after the reg-
ular vacathrn. The room to receive the
most attention is probably the lecture
room. The chief improvement in this
important room is the installation of
the apparatus for reflecting views. The
machine will also be used in connec-
tion with the study of light when that
subject is reached in the blesses who
are now studying elementary phyiica.
A large white curtain hes been hung
just above the hood in back of the in-
structor's desk. The next thing in this
room to receive attention was the
lights. in place of the rustliur carbon
iiisment lights which were previously
Pl thin room tungsten lights have been
detailed. They are n much better
light. giving forth a pure white light
instead of the yellow light given by
the carbon lumps. New .blackhoards
hsvo been put stirs-u the heck of room
iii. Other minor chsnges were mode.
The (outbid! rosin met on the Colon-
sll lot for practice yesterday after
noon, Ind s fsiriy large number of the
young men were out. Professors Rip-
ley and Kennedy were present and
gave tho boys some excellent coach—
ing. Prof. Kennedy is on old timer ut
the nine and s very fut player. He
will prove a great help tothe boys. it
acorns thnt the team is very light. but
it is expected that the new rules which
melts it s regular tee-party will be of
some favor in the line. The manag-
er" will
learn and while not cnctly contem-
”in."
champ onshlp will make some show-
on.
A meeting of the Girl's Athletic As»
lactation Will held in the monthly
but at one o'clock yutordny. sud oili-
cers for the ensuing year were elected.
There is n complete change in the list
of officers this your. All of the young
ladies elected sre well known in school
si'fsirs and are strong supporters at
athletics. Those elected were: Presi-
dent, Miss lrene Barrett; vice-procl-
dont. Miss Hlliill Boll; Secretory Miss
Katherine h Boers; treasurer. Miss
[pulse Egbert. A «mini meeting for
some important bouillon will be called
nhortly.
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CHAD! IUCOllfli STALLINGO.
President Ferrell llssehss s Final De-
cislon.
new roux. sent. rim-nu Chsse.
of the Highlanders. vice George T.
titsliinns. deposed. President li‘rsinlt
.l. li‘srreli made this formal announce
merit yesterday afternoon at thread
of is three hours cooler-ace with Bull-
tings It the club's omens.
Cline, the new manner, is echoed-
ed to he the best ilrst hsoemsn in the
trims. He wes discovered in Califor-
ois. by Denny Long. s well known
bmbsil loss. who we: their acting as
in 1908 after hibertield hsd succeeded
Griffith ss manger of the Highland-
ers Chm suddenly psckod his p
slid left tor the onset. where he 3'-
od with so outlaw tongue. use oi
thin set. which was due to it moat
qusrrel with Ilberileld, Chsse wss de-
clared ineligible by thin Nstlonul Com-
mission. but he was reinststsd in the
spring of iron uni wise siso heavily lin-
ed. Chsse has pllysd sonntlousi boil
this you. so that the charge that he
"lay down" occasioned much surprise.
MANUIAOTOHI‘I MOViNG.
The Dikemsn unnufseturing Com:
pany has melted iron the former Joe
e h J. Ashe fur fsntory. in Room
a root. to the old shirt rectory in Iter-
wlu street. The Phenix B‘ur Gummy
is nice movin from the Ashe i’sctcry
to its new pent, formerly the Web
gassed hst shop. in Woodward eve
udkcnmu oiss intuit-ll innin-
. in.
m nsvnn. dept. 27.thth1
'i‘ho iirst regular rehesrssl of the ‘
probably get some fast.
letting the state or any other ;
peerless first bslem. is the manger .
an Mont of the New York Americana. ‘
Iirunsmvpsmrnl.throw. .
fun. I Bronson “3mm” ‘
hieU.l M. Read Co.
.. Willi” i857-
Soft an Graceful Wool Goods
f House Dresses
J
Nat altogcth r for house dresses, though suchmntcr—
this seem es ecia ly adaptable for house wear, bridge par-
ties. orthe t eatr . We allude to the
Stilt and W Crepe de Paris. Wool Cages. Sill: and
Wool Cre s. R t s Sill: and Wool upllns. plain
end brocs ed‘Tusssh Roysle and the soft~finished
Henriette: and Ser es.
These are all in medium and light shades, exquisite
coloring-s. and all in odd dark shades. the fashionable
wines. petunia. i) own of tobacco, jade, and all the favorite
reds and greens. ’
Prices smile to $2.00. Average width. 42 inches.
From 5 to 6 yards make a dress.
Dresses for Children
Some Little White Frocks for Winter.
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Those little dresses of White Mach-am figured and strip-_
ed, are here. Many people have been waiting for them.
Also there are home littlc frocks of heavy linen—finished
cotton made in uttractivo styles with a touch of embroidery
or tucking. T hose dresses arc warmer than the lighter unin-
sooks for cool nit-other.
For ages 2 to 6 years.
Little Baby Dresses of White Batiste are entirely hand
made, in the daiintiest way. with locked and feather—stitched
yokes finished with tiny Valencicmies lace.
Also then: are Dresses with yokes hand embroidered,
hand hemotitchoii. or with Madeira embroidery.
Ages 6 months to 2 years.
\
The Ribbons are fascinating. The showcase reminds
one of a huge drift of Autumn lcai'cs. bronze of the oak.
reti-amhgoltl of maple. and green of pine. Never were SllCll_
Ribbons for fancy work before.
Special Afternoon Tea in the Tea Room from half—past
three to half-post fin‘. 'l‘cn. toast. jam and cake. 25 cts.
The D. M. Read Co.
Floor
Covering
Whether in the kitchen you need on Cloths or Linoleums or in
other rooms. new Carpets or Rugs. come and see us.
Oil. CLOTH. M. 84. 8-4 or 10-4. also in llordered Squares.
LINOLIUM, Printed. two grades; inlaid, two qualities.
CARPETO. ingrulns. Brusseiis. Velvet, Axminister.
HUGS. Ores. Log Cabin. Brusselis. Axminister.
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A. I'ckerman & Son
84 ; «Emmett. Norwalk
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