TIMI'II. Froderiok l.. Parsons. of .. 56
Wont Wooster street. llanbury IB‘
encoding a low days at lioilc Inland
MI.‘ and Mrn T. C? Millard. at B‘nr-
vlew auction, Dunbar-y, 1m rholring'u
short stay with Mr. and \Ml‘a‘n Ernest
I, Doormat Belle Inland.
Rev. Will-lama. Monermott. the pan—
tor. will preach at both urvicoa to-
murmur It tho Methodist. church. A
fIIIl choir will be mum and render
'npeclal manic. All In welcome.
"The pianists are buoy at present
padding their lint a! boat! ready forI
IInI beginning of the oyster season
next month. it looks as if there
would be a good business at the very
purl. 0mm are reported to be mar
luring woll and they promise to be of
fine quality this autumn.
é—a—
BACK FROM EUROPE.
Imprgnious of Connecticut Chamber
of Commerce Delegate.
(ihurlcs III. John, of New Haven.
Connecticut‘s delegate to tho Chan»
bcr of Commerce couvcntlon In Eu-
rope. has returned and is busy pre~
pairing 3 report to be presented to the «I
September meeting of the New lia-
ven Chamber of Commercc and to,
(lovcrnor S. III. Baldwin. IIlr. .Iulin'I'
ban man-y Interesting stories to to II
of his trip.
lie was: particularlI struI k with tho
Manchester ship canal, which allowsI
ocean vessels to go Iliirtyolgbt mllca“
Inland to dock and dinobaruc Ihclri
cargoes. This to Just on it a canal.
were run to Hartford and ocun Iincru‘
oamc hcrc to dock. The dock: and,
wnroliouscs are sumo of tho moat re-
markablc in the world. The one of
tho \\'III€I‘ front. in the European cltlea
also Improsaed the American, partlc-I
ularly at Fronkforton-IIIc-Maln mull
Hamburg. ’l‘hc ducks are not bare and
repulnivc. but hard trccn not In ”It"
chquIt. grass plots and ornamental
iron works. ’l‘IIc briducs all how or-
V IIIqucIIIIIl cntrnuccn. The I-Ilcumboai
lardInuI-I are all ornamental and parks
fI‘onl on tho lakes at Luci-rue and Go
ncra.
Mr. .iulin also noted Europcan rail
road stations. in (‘\'i‘l')' lch'nIaII- city
tho mallow-I are well worth looking
at from hn architectural _stnudpolnl.
hnvc made IIIIricn their summer homo.
()ppoullo them In generally tho prim“
cipal part of IIIII It'm'n. III Innrltcd con-I
chauffeur for John D. Oritnminu.
White Mountain. to spend two weeks.
manta.
hug" it.
I diphtheria.
INortbamptou. roturnvcd to their homo
III
OROTON
Harry Uur'wIII‘II now emplowod an
N
W
William Waterbury his left. for tho
Norton street is undergoing improve-
Thoy are widening and “weed.
Judd Willlnmnon in confined to IIIB
home In West Side. with an attack of
M
Miss Annie Williams and her niece
are vialting at l’lallaylllc, N. Y. for
a few days.
m
‘ltichurd lI‘ruwforIl. _of Hyde Park.
Moon, In vinltlng Mr. and Mrn. A. M.
l‘lark, of Noroton Heights.
George Dance. of thin pinup. wan un-
able to work, yesterday. his rheuma-
tism having got. the but of him.
S. Brown. son of Rev. II. S. brown.
who Is traveling in Europe at present
III expected back homo oarly iII Sop-
tombor.
Mr. and Mrs. Ill-II. of Donvcr, who
this season. will return to Dewar on
iScplembcr lat.
Miss Mct‘lollan and friend. who do-
partod, 'I‘ucnday.’ou a motor trip to
hero. ycstordny.
Tbc \‘i'hlllngn. of Struttord. are
achedulcd to play the Dariono, this at-
tornoou. woulhcr pc‘rmlltlnu. A grout
some is expected.
Darlcn welcomed the good wholo‘
somo rnlu. yonlcrday. own if the mIIdI
did collcct In the noglectod Main
street, up to the ankles.
llrugnint S. M. Allen. of Main nlrcct
la again confined to his homo with III- .
III'II: \II. Alicn has the host waisbc III;
Iof all for a speedy and complete to
coy’cr),
.iaciI Harrison. Fred A Web!) and
party wont to New York Thuriiday. to‘
ace the name bctwocn the Giants IIudI
Ibo. l'ittuburg ulnc at tho Poln‘
purohasod a. pop oi: larger
ah I?“ for himnlt by miatoiro. Having
small pedal extremities himself and
being somewhat proud of the fact,
he pulled the shoes on. nIi unconscious
(If his mid
chore to h II friends with pride
said, they did and are doing the rest.
. John Johnson spent Sunday at Hie,
kory Bluff.
week III New York.
oral days In New York.
sistcr from Philadelphia.
ed II trip to (:ompo Bunch laot Iveck.
spent. Sunday at the home of Philip
Do Wall.
to vialt rolalivm in Brooklyn
school opcns.
spending this wcok at the horns of
Mrs. John \‘Iou.
in SIKIIIIIII'I'IZ this Week with her aunt.
.YOIk. spout Saturday and Sunday at.
bargain. ,
no lady's
a eagerness to strike a go
the. and displayed his pur- .. 4"-
I' Wait
MrII. John ilubell is unending can usaours snow new srvutn
' Question lo, qu Thoy Hold on
Through Wintor?
The drouomhkeru who are in the
cities are not bothering about advance
styles yet. but those who am at the
fashionable renorto are getting bril.
Iinut Inldol gowns, wraps and IuItII
from Pli'ili. All oftheno show the vary
noweat ideas. but no one knows wheth-
er then stylus will obtain In wintcr
or not.
They are dcliuned by the bent of the
French droumukcrr for use during the
rent of August and Scptembor and are
Mrs. John Smith in spending aerI
Mrs. Van Etton in entertaining hoi-
a...
Iicury Bruckner and family enjoy-
Mrs Harrington. of New York.
Mr. Tookor ls spending “a wock'o
I'naction with Mn. TooI'Iér‘n mother, altered to women who want new
Mrs. Crouby. I clothes at this season of the your,
either from capricc or nocoaalty. The
Mina AliIIo Ilnttcry lcl‘l lbiu weak
droautunkm who have shops at New-
until
port. Atlantic City. l’irctton Woods and
liar llurborwhayc found that II III II anc-
-m
.loacph l"rlualc.
of Now York. In
thin scauon of tho): your. writes Anno
lilttonbouac In tho Now York Timon.
Miro; II‘lorcncc \‘outo. of Now York,
through the curly day: of
and social Ilfu
through July
thc
boromea much anIIt-r
and August.
Mrs. (‘hurlca llorbc.
Mr. and Mrs. John Indolf. of Now
\‘urk. spout Saturday and Sunday at
tho homo of Mrs. (Iorbardt.
ls‘rcd IllutII-ry III building an exten-
IIlofI' on his homo and cxpeots to in-
atnll II pantry and bathroom.
on and 1th not other clothes and In,
out just what fouhionl are being or-
pcrimcntcd w‘th and what in offered
.to a public IIIII halt very little chance
to find out In Iv clothes should be cut
for the flrnf wcckr of autumn.
All those Iuvr frock!
(lcorao “Ilriii, of \‘uw York will
npcnd amoral nooks at tho homo of
bio aunt. Mrs. Charles limbo.
w.-
Mr and llrs. JIIIIII I). l-‘carbako are
.IIpeIIIIInII a fun WN'IIII vacation at
Long Lake III the AdllonIlnI-ks.
from Paris
from who! w harp been wanting. lI
nro cut and Irupcd ultbout ncIIinx a
wrong Idca I‘I their uppearanco. but all
noon on our IIoIIII III a new gown one
xccn that it IIIIIIIcI'ly apart from the
tight. Imrmu panel skirt ”if“. we arc
wcurln: cvcrt day “
'I‘II III-Inn with. the horn III narrow
but to! skin to loan and thorn in
Philip Hurst, of Now York. spout
.‘Sntufiiay and Sunday at the home of
bin pnronuI. Mr. and Mm. John Hunt.
_..,..._.... mm
Miss Clara DolunquId. of Now
WNW
ELIMINATION OF WAIST LINE.
came (Infinite. oIorybody accrued .101
I
TRAVELING COATS OF INATINE
i
-— ... I -~-—-—
allkcn Cord Gains in Popularity. I9“, Frock- s." n French Garden
A your ago. when the high waist bo-I ,Partlu.
The now ratlno cloths, much lightw-
think that it was a [passing caprlco.. in weight than those of last season.
The truth I5 ”H” II. Ila. 8:“le INVOTI “13kt? deiighiflii trayellng garments,
artery month A W8” Tdreaacd WOW!" writes the Paris correspondent of the
who has inst'rclurncd from Paris royal yew York Tribune. The color of I}...
that. all the WHIMS ”it up under ”103; reverse side trims them III belt, collar
arms; that no one Ill“ 8 normal WtiltI and cuffs, g3 coverlnygg to a few big
line; that even the under slips and buttons. and In buttoned mpg to the
combination; are made with an out; hip pockets. Deep mustard. khaki
aerated cmpirc effect.
She says. that awry-day frocks are a
trifle lowcr than the afternoon‘nd‘mmnggsz contrast.
eroding anus. and that in tho latter the I
The long. loose dress coats are used
regulation JMDMDB "Bill "I"? 11“ Mi also for traveling. and altematlug with
turned to favor. II III almost under the
1 them are talilonrs of 3pr wool. called
arm». and the waist lino proper hang chinccs. reflecting in their weaves all
“WNW! "0m WTIBI inho shades of color in Imoock or
Ihe rewrre side of each forms the
and beige are the favorite colors. whilo'THAT WILL MAKE YOU COMFONT-
The. fuh I
If thin I! the case today It ON."- I phoasant plumage Blah bands of silk
chuII‘ul thing to exhibit new mum; at moans that AllmlIClilIB will arocutunte: of a phfln mat ching color trim the
It! skirt,
its true that ion of IIII wcnr amthlng cluIbIoIercd button. and the some
“onion buI them In quantities bow also now. but we do not cxnggeralo It. ’IIiil i. In narrow bands with tiny cloth
canon ilIcI arc aware that tho clotIIc-I We memly put the skirt or belt a blI't I cowmd buttons to used In the adorn-
Ihcy havo are not \(‘Y’_\ apt to laid out ubope the normal, avoid who. adhere-Incut of tho coat.
the high waist line in the autumn.
hill. to oncoloco frocks. and lot It so all long and loose fitting
that.
which is bIIng curilcd out
_cnll Ibo horizontal trimming under the;
arms by such a mum.
What uith poke bonnotn taming
qhour quitc a dit‘forcucc in thc akirtsl back while utockinlrn and bin. It 5le Ion II dullo the cloth Indnod. except onI
pots. collnrlorw bluuucs and this ah
III IIIlIIIIIII to dcarrtbc just how thcy scars of waiat lino. It looked to thouxhgnscd nowadays as. II tri'nminx
we wcrc going Inn k wltolc~hcartcdly toI
the fashions which pIccodnd hone ofI
Ibo criuolluc and thc IIoopskirL
This traveler from Paris alIIo caps;
that rkirts are narrower than over;
”it all talk about. returning full ukirlu;
IIIIII boon ubondoucd. M the may
drcsomakcrwhcre aha \“Itillt‘d the qu mcd with mam buttons cmercd Irithii‘or ‘19“ “I’m“ ”’0'”
now as aimlxht as the from and. and III one luau. narrow cad finished with' o" and After FRIDhAY, JUNE 23. I.“
.in no reason “III '0 should look no) Ibuck. and lli’nrl) alums but one end in Leave Huntington for Norwulk Muh-
w‘oundn. ’ . . . I. - .
"a“ with America. ’l‘hc Germans arc b . the home of bar ll‘lulilir. .\irII. Dam» Ioultc a good (Ital of drum-r3 at IIII told mm a NM and a half was (MI
,1... Yank"... of “mm". 'l‘bcy haw. l‘.‘“l)‘nvfl of ”m VFW ”mm roadflailfll‘d. Ekucca and tho lIIpII ’lbcrc are snub maximum uldth and Hill loss It IS'
mum “Ion.“ htcd (1|ch («u-um“ ' ' ‘ ‘ f - curl» down Ibo bqu but not Illnt'h! (‘III‘H’H for owning iroIk»
‘ - g . l ‘ ‘1' wow busy. yI-chrdny IIfIcrnuoII, iul Jun-Io“ 2mm m“; (“m-IN “In“. ”I
n -I \'III\' ' Ir lhcir ‘III II was. an .I . . . .' . . . ' .
1km“ l’flllti‘jfilili‘ill‘ than: mi II-socloIo IIIInmlnI: Up the Km“ Ni" “I‘I‘I'I-‘W‘l‘ lurk. WWII Saturday and 5"“ Inn-o no gnthorn III the armholeu vol which IIIII always qurrIcchIi haul
’ “ I“ I ‘ HIIII‘N the north «bio of tho wool pm at I]... h...“ . - . . ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘
' . . . u of Mrs, (IIJIIQ'N
git-:Ii way. 'I‘iIc wagon arc oflcu. IIow- 1mm“! station ‘I ”N”! "1‘ "0' “WW"- lIIi‘I‘ Ml‘ IIIII III!u zone out of {aim The luv it scam is
.mr very low ‘ ’ ioche. I "inflation armltolc and dropped
' . ' . ‘ . . ”'“’ w 0 0 III w w ‘ .
Mr. .iuliu thought IIIc iII'c III-pmt- A puny up “mm... from M“... \ork. MI“ W“ Zobcl m“ iicrIrndI- do III III c o . holotbcy arc iln- uith the high uulsf tho wholc cdccti
. . . -II . .. .. I‘ . ‘ ‘ IIIlIcII with a thrccincn knlfcpluitad III that of an old funhioncd skirt I
mcnla antiquated, uhI-n tompuIII limo eamiiiiflht‘d camp MoIah ,hcrk. Minn llcrtba “'Ittmll and Allan fill f Whiil' chill n TII tlo J I
. . 9.
Mi" “'05“ “1 Alili‘iii‘ilr 1““ “‘1" “1" Wm 1100 Point for tho IIIuIIInIII-r of Abbic 'Aobcl cnImI-Ii :I \“‘l‘l_\ IIIIIasnnI dr «Sunken idli a: Is (I bcmic (‘1’ l ‘MIMIMIIM IInKIrIIsb fixurc “3 so
lITI'I-‘M‘d MIII tlu- any llIc itnf‘lli‘ “WWI Ibo nummcr. III IIIc paIII III a slurIautonIobilc ride last TlIIIrIIan own ’rI r 1 f U I I ' “5 ”I“ II 0" ““0”! empire gowns;
U ' ‘n
of the European citlcu commandcd thc basketball “1mm. ling IIc minus (I. .II tilillil‘ autumn moral is bald to oil although there
"Spool oi IIII using the ntrccls. NW. 80““-
..____-____.,.__._. i 'l‘bc Roy. llcrbcrt S, Brown. I). ll. ‘I‘IIuI‘o mu.- hunt-r oonm‘notiom IUIOIIIM‘ future that h“ “9"“ ““9“ 1“ thcm ”I“ "III ”I0 uomcn of;
HER OPPORTUNITY.
The following account of Miss Mary
Garden's dobut III Paris In fipm the
Woman‘s Home Companion:
“The prlma donna singing Louisc at
tho (Ipora (Iomlque broke down dur-I
ins: the first act, and, utter utIIIugllIIg
through the nocond. guvc up.
was buoy Incanwbllc. for
must bu complotcd. lIcnIcIubcrlnx
that Miss (inrdcn bad ntcntiouod tlInl
purl. II» III IIcI' I'cpcI'lolrc. ho IIIII‘I'II-IIII~
soul for IIIII‘. ‘\\'oIIId nbo
‘Sbo would try.‘ it nII-IIIIII II I-IIIIIIcc;
It. won a grout rink, which. IIIIII alto
lIeultaicd. nhc llIIKIlI not have Inkcn.
"'i‘ho stage she had never troddon.
the complicated action with other
olturnotorn. dinning WIIII tho llllllifiil‘ll'
tone of an orchcntrn. worn tIIIIIaII l|lI~
known to hen: she know only LoIIlIIuII
mIIIIIc.
"lIrom IIIc momom
sold ‘I will try.‘ until the curtain rouo.
Ihcrc wan no limo for any thought but
of tho actual moment. Silo. wan drou-
od and on tho Mona; the curtain wan
up, the orcbcrtrn playing. She did not
notico the nurprlwd buzz of voices on
aha began to sing; she wan not nor—
vouu; there war room for only one
thought. like must be Louise, to do
that aha could no longer be Mary
Garden. Tier whoio holng wan ab-
norbod; it was not. a dream. but II
tonne reality. in which every more,
every gesture, must count In bur ac-
tion. every breath in her singing. The
thruu remaining acts ioilowod in grow-
Iug tensity, her grip on the" moment
never relaxing.
"When It was over. rho had proved
all that It» Ind worho'd for, all
had learned. all of which she ml oop-
oblowher tuture‘ bad hung upon It.
The curtain had fallen on the moot
unusual of dobutr, on. that. bran-ht
her over two hundred connotation op-
penrancu in 'Lonlso.‘ On that am
mammal night silo hull Implied from
girlhood Into ymuhdw" .
IIIc IIptII‘II ,
nllcmpl iii”:
In which nlIo‘
if
Baum-Inn- III-If marine you no
will occupy the pulpit at the Mothodiat
church on Sunday morning. 'l‘lw pan
for will preach in the evening. l-Ivory-
I body wclconlc to IIII norvlcon.
'l'hoIIo who want from here to the
Elks clumbnko and hold IlaI III llIiIIucI
tlIc limo of lIIcir lives. They III-I'l-
(‘blcf l.. l‘. Stourm, Selectman V. ll.
l’oolcy. John II‘IIIrbIInkII, .lobu iied~ - all Ibo amnrl resorts. and it Ill probw
mono and II. V. Zabu. The I‘Biiiefi' Aid Soclcty (If the bio that they will bcI-omo popular.
WM-.. Mclhodiut. f’roicsiunt ' Church that ....__.. a...”
Mrs. liobcrl Murray of Brooklyn. Wmlnonduy at tho puraonnxe. TIIo we and great things are made of lit-
who has snmmor home here, gave a
dinner p ty ’l‘IIurndIIy. at her foul»
ounce. at which tho following were
pro'ncnl: Miss Ella Baton. Mrs. Wil-
liam RPPII, burner Holt. and Rev. Dr.
and Mru. Brown. Mrs. Murray will
rcturn to nor Brooklyn I‘oIiIIcIIco about
t-icptombor II
A mission will be bold III St, John's
Catholic church during tho weak be
dining tit-plumber 3. Theme will bo
service: morning and evading. ll Jo-
nult print from New York will con-
duct Ibo mic-ion. The parish priest
uxtondo an invitation to all to attend
tho norvicon. II. in seven yearn ninco
the picnic of Noroton havo bod II
mission. I
Rumor hIIII It that u certain well
known Dorian man, who“ name would
not be divulged. nttondod a sale In
a Norwullt oboe rim. recently. and in
“a.
_FNW
“Gianna
rad fruit cunning flown “is now on.
We can Iuppiy «ammo! mount-y.
Wellington it Co.
on» Him MI- l" Iran to. out.»
Itholr llaugbtcr, Miss Violcl.
i‘arrc purl 'l‘lIIIrIIIlay, report that they bndi
than ordinarily It. the Mothodill Pro hl'flllplhl out In tho mvw frockg
louinill (hurc h. Sunday. and the spec
lul selections by the choir were till I
usually good.
and Mrs. Willard Watson and
have rc-
IIIrIIod to IIIcIr home. III llrookiyn.
uftor \‘IBIIIIIK for It week at tho Alonzo
lluttcry home.
clbow.
Mr. dcpnrturo from tho small
alcove which has rulcd tho day.
in favor.
lndlcn uro planning for u lawn party
to be held ucxt Thursday, August 3i.
w
The Austin mill and cottauo were
not sold at tho auction held Tuesday.
Thori- not being aufllcicut. blddoru to
bring the price up In tho owner's ox.
poclntlouo. It was bid III. A nnmbor
of household nrtlcloo Iold. broulbt
fairly good prices. 4
tie things,
And think: Ira humming tilt at last
Como: tied behind them.
nitrovnlnu.
You Q_ught
To Know
that impure blood with in weak-
ening rennin. unpleasant breath,
handball“, nurootihl nighbt, poor
nppctltc, willow skin. pimples and
depression, wombanmflptm
BEEGIIII’S
have been doing good to men and
women for many. many yam and
their value im been tested and
proved. The) more the unused
physical troubles. A few mil
doses will show their rule ionic
action on you. Beccbnm's Pill:
. will surely help you to on active
liver. 1 good «munch, a ”not:
breath. charm and mu-
ingulecp. Inyouuuorddthoywin
Mr. and Mrs. John ii. Miller on-
onod an auto trip on Sunday with
Mr“. MIIIl‘r'll brother, Carl Schllchcr.
On account of tho lulu of the prop-
arty, Edward Guile: was discontinued
as IIIIpcrInIendcnt of the Lord propor-
II. on Slivermino Ivonne. lut Bathr-
day.
Air-tin W. box-d bun uoid the Pollard
place. which he bought about. a your
hub, to William A. Boring. It Is
understood that Mr. Boring expects
to call the home with a portion or
the land adj-cant. retaining none of
the land for his own one. and that ho
nntlclpotc. cutting a road through It
from Silvormino avenue to hII home
on the 001111ka Hill road.
HOTEL ARRIVALO.
Mohuclmmoémlil. H. Lyn”, ill. Board.
New York: F. E. Fnrnham. 1.. A. Lib-
by. Hartford; In. M. Bailey. Now Hu-
veut: Tyler Crittenden, Norwich; It.
A. Wheeler. Bolshoi; L It. Hurlbutt.
Wilton; 8. (I Barnum. Dsnburyl IL
(I. hmn. Dalian. wound a. 1mm:
barium: Mild] Gran-tofu. E. ii. 1;:
Ivmda WWI
I: u
ruthcr full stunt. that In cut off at the
III guthorcd into a cord or a
IIIJmI and IInIsIIeII with pt amp frill of
taco or chiffon lllldvl‘ it. This is a wldl‘
kimono
The fashion for wearing Iona Inns.
parent coats of chiffon cloth is Italnlmr
(Inc 5ch Ihcm conatnntly at
Napolcon's day. The Fronchwomch
who wcre ullgbtlI awkward and some~I
what stout maimed III, that time that
tho waistloau I-mpiro gown. hid their-I
dcfoota.
There is no doubt for the present.
that the wolnt line In going blather and}
higbcr. and the new truck: which are;
being turned out for summer resorts
chow merely silk cord or II fold of oat-I
l
'hulf Inches above the natural wulat.
grown In popularity. it is not now. but
,ito popularity was nort’r uncured until
now. Today it in putting out of bull-
Inna molt of the noun girdle: and
leather belt. and fancy plplmps. One
can buy it at the shops at all price:
Iund are no much or as little of II IIII do
aired.
The ends urn Ilnlnhud with tunnels.
and there III unually a loop at the left
'Ilde from which the soda fulI.——Now
' York Times. ‘
QUILL HINTI. .
A lace quill shown by Pupulu II of
.cmm-colond chantllly Ibirrod along
.‘ central vein and min In double
now on the outer edges. 'l‘lny nilk
mobudo omphnllc tho Ion; show
I The straw quill is on «bailout m
Ito ulo the little; piece of straw braid
that bu bout left. from making the
shape over the homo. my: the New
York From. it can be shaped over
tIIIin buckrnm or scrim. and pack our
Mo'cliould be covered with straw.
Velrot iII mother form that. tho quill
taken III mlilinory It «a be plum
I. so that tho fold- Mlnto from tho loll:
:ooulnl vain. A booking of outta in nu
auto-t. dutch for this type of quill.
\
norm-I MLVIR. .
For wedding gifts murmur that
comes from thmlnnd of dilu- sad
viiumillr. In Quito smart»; (Inc
M gird tho not. single out. mm
I
boss in the shmt skirt is gained by a
lint Ibo new French idea which ilI uidc inwaId turning plait, set at eat-III
lounblo women mom on to other pin gaining ouch strength over IlIcro and: a. do closed knee IIIIIIII )) cloth- coterch
in tho‘_ buttons and real antonholcs.
thin way tho III-st at the world finds Nady-made suits that are sent. to the Ibo knees it in left unbunoned. the
American trade In August. is an elimi- I buttons and butlonbolen sorting more
nflion of all waist llnc union! one canI II as :IdoInIuent.
it would bc‘clothcs of mixed
' stretching the truth to do It
I
In around the gown about three and nIcolton materials and soft silk. brocad
I‘cd flower dcalll‘m. in natural colors
This silken cord. or two of lhemflnro alike trimmcd with quantitlos of
pm “I’m“ on. but u and .
who mourns none on“
. 5"” wan-mun
SUFFEI
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WHEN A
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SUCH EASY TERMS
Hou‘satonio
Power Co.
brokcn at lntI-rlals In a large
Much I: out half
Increased ful
Below
“but who: accessories toI these
colorlngs are do
sired the darkest shad: of color inI
tho cloth Is sole-I ted. lilo. k velvet curi- I
white black Ichct or riobon is acidom‘
it to
supplant cd by t?‘ .e Iaupc shade smokeI
gray and dark bronze green andI
Ihrown. (In unite Ihtsc colors, or the
durkrst shadc: of am color are preI
Ifcnble to block A moot little 3mm
of munch crinkled whito cottoné
{We IIcaIiII embroidered. on "1va
Itaupo c-olorrd mum and rimmed with‘
pzray horn. 'lnupc satin Ilrciod theI
round waist half «“9ch back de
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oilhcr attached or 10mm Tho IIWVoaI TlII- (Hunt: at [ng hack of IIIO “In from under tho dropping lacp scallops Excumlons to Huntington M
of the carnage trimming. and at one’
oldoof tho back it was allouo' to drop I
a Imsnctnentmlo tassel llad this SHHIII
and the buttons bccn or ordinarII
block. all the pc Inliar chic nould hart“.
boon lac. Now sanhr: arc invariably I
hung at one side of either the front orI
‘1'Iloued
Al too time In the vols. for garden
parties and. In fact for all mount of
aftcrnoon outof-door nummor func~
lions. women love the long. loose. on-
Iluod coat of black mousocllne do sole.
either“ ImrfI-ctly plain or cluboratc'ty
culmnced by wide borders of soutacboI
braiding, and raised beau silk om
broldcry.
Gordon party frock: of any printed
I
Vulcnclenncu lace. On the skirt: it
clutter. in several trips at the hem.
and on the corona it frilla bands of
the material sinned to the shoulders
III round berth» form and drawn to-
Rotber in from; below the boot under a“
big flat velvet motto.
ILUBKIDED
Every Houuhoid in South Norw-Ik
should Kuw’flw to Ruin It.
The back when because the kldnoyl
urn blockiided.
llolp the kidneys With their work.
Th. back will ache no more.
Lotta! proof that Doan‘a Kidney
PIIIII do IIIIII.
11'! the but proof. for It coma from
South Norwulk.
Mrs. 1". Joan of 53 Fifth strut,
East Norwalk. Conn. aura: “I am
pleased to verify what i said In 1908.
regarding Dunn‘s Kidney Pills. Kidney
trouble came on suddenly In my case.
the first symptoms being I ”vote
pain In my lolno and II neatly Inch
Ache. Often after Hooping I could
not catch my breath and i also Ind
dluy spoiln. [muting about Douro
Kidney Pilll. i decided to try them
and, procured s manly It Plantar:
Dru; Storm Before: had flotation the
cont-air of one box. I felt better and
gradually my troublu‘ disapmrod un-
til l on MIL”
For sale by oil tic-ion.
mu. . Potion-Milan! (In.
may ammonium
White Mountain.
Iln the commodlom pow" but. fl.
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RECREATION ,
AUTUMAL TOURS .
-..~- ..-..-.
6cduy trips. Mondays Sept 11 and
III Sinclair Hotel, Bethlehem,
Niagara Folio ..... . ........ .HH‘I
4 data trip. Saturday Se,pIt. 19 In-
ternational Hotel.
Niagara Falls. Toronto. 8t. Law .
rence River and Montrul. . ”.8150
I3 Iiayu' trip. Saturdax, Sept. 9.
anuam any. Vt.. on Lake Chum- _
plain ........................ 923.50
Ibday trips. Saturdays. Sept. 18
and 23. Hotci Lake Champlain
Waterbury. Vermont ..........
I‘rday atripn Suturdays. Sept 18
and2 Waterbury Inn. .
Old Point Comfort and Wauhlngiom
from New York
7—day trips, Saturdays Sept 16.
Oct ‘31.
Gettysburg. Luray Cavern. and
Washington. from New York. .mm
Ono tour October ll.
Atlantic City ............... .
I-Idm trips. Sept. II and 18.
lroquois. I
or call on G.'W
or address The
t l.‘.,o 191 Or“
1201.
,u.
Harris. at IltpO'
Rotieatlon 'loaxl.
Ncw Huron. Tel.
Valley Grove
SUMMER TIME TAIL!
Steamer IIuIItington
CAPT. WM. 0. YOUNG.
Will run at follows:
days and Frlduvn It 6: 46 a. on. and
2.25 p. m.
Luv. Nor-walk for Huntington. Mun-
days and Fridays at a: 45 o. In. aw
5:30 p. m.
EXCURSION TICKETS. 506.
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Motor Boat Trips
New Mildrud
The boat will be It Roton MI}
from 9 a. to. until i p In. for p
sailing parties or rowlar tripo. f
AFTERNOONS, from 1 to 10 n. m
Delightful trips around lighthouu fi
gar buoy from Roton Point. TIOME
10 conic.
uilln; portion address Clot. LLW,
Hills, Rowsyton. R. F. D. 87. T01.
TheateIIavut
Tho Only Fully Equipped
ILIOTIIOAL IHOP
In the Town
AUTO OUPPLIII
Phono 805-50 South Main Strut
lentil Nam-It. Ila-lo But not!
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PEIPICTLY LOGICAL.
"What have you to any in III-wot
to the scrim chum?" uh! III
woublp. .
"I didn't throw any stone. sir; i
womanly solo; to." said tho boy.
"Only loin; tot" «hood tho Ill!!-
mto. "Well, the Intent on thorn, and
u r. Wilt .1 null fine you II.” -
On leaving tho court the Minor
IIIII boy was called but: and iIItm-III
that he hadn't paid the no. _
"That’s trill." mm til . '
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