amn-
tuatlona of Fashion In Oat Piumaa
.m. imp-Iii Ian-um In writer
I Want liars. which ”voice the VII in" tin.-
kr curls on our and by the “in“ mllllnara or aria and
‘ hat whl a London,w in advanoa of any other
' you wait. feather house in New York.
N‘rioa ara capable of producing.
density and remarkable durability,
full-grown Mala Ostrich.
ICleaning, Bleaching,
Tha. ca'rract oxpraaalonaid
'Richest Full Feather Display
. The METHOT Shop la resplendent with superb collections of
the Finest Balactad Plumes that the graat'oatrich farms of South
METHOT PLUMEB are conaplcucus for thair Brilliancy, six...
lII Finest
Plume
lacing outer-wing Plumes of the
Dyeing and Curling
NEW FALL CATALOGUE.
OWAYTON
‘Tho ‘Rowayton Young Men's Club
will hold a meeting. Wednesday even-
ing, in the Methodist Episcopal chapel.
Miss Rose Sniflln. who has been
spending two weeks in Sidney, New
York, has returned to her home in
Raymond street. and will resume her
duties Its assistant in the ilolVaytop
postoilice, tomorrow morning.
’I‘lIoI‘sten Siabell. janitor of the
Norwalk anbt Club, has left in his
oyster Sltloll ”real“ for the natural
beds at llrldueport. where the open
season- (‘tllllllll‘lll‘t‘tl yesterday. He in-
tends to work there for about two
weeks. getting the cream of the work.
in the meanwhile his brother. Anton
Slabell, is tilling his place as janitor
at the .\'or\\‘nllt Yacht Club.
CONNECTlCUT PATENTS.
‘ 'i‘ihe iollouiug. w'oie issued Sept. 19.
Illll. lilst furnished from office, oi
A. M. Wooster. solicitor of patents.
Bridgeport. (Tenn.
SPECIAL PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN T0 OUT- OF-TOVIN
CUSTOMERS AND ORDERS BY MAIL.
H. METHOT,
~ Weekh'. vacation from his position at
II.
WHITE 0. FOR OUR
29 WEST 34TH 51.,
new YORK cn'r
AND
NOROTON
Mrs. Rodeli of New York, is visiting
with her daughter. Mrs. James David-
son.
Percy Cantrell is enjoying .a two
the Stamford bank. .
'Foreman Davidson of the Ship-
- Ian I. made the next (lily.
Cdntor school. has Ieslgned‘,
affect Oct. 1. when she will no to one
‘ Itpplleahts ior her positlom .
. .. Th. razlnipot the frame house where
.ing is already demolished. A orer
.tsolaasaihtwsyttorfim builders. . .4:
nun—m mm“ W
...,.
Miss Winnie Millet, teacher in the
to takd
oi' the Harlem klndenrtsua. The
lt‘hool committee is considering find!
.. ..‘ '
the now think is to be built startfld.
Wednclday. A large pan or the builds
men will be kept busy until the debrlg
I'K
Heads up for the big ball game. 8
week from Saturday. The odd are
about even on the tea ms. The His
Beeps with their iollowlnu and the
Would lle‘s with their cohorts are
sure of victory and all are planning
(or that. shore. dinner.
George Dance. Percy Cantrell and
Harold Whitney were recent imitatorl
at issue Walton of old and dug about
the depths of Scott’s Core all day. on
Tuesday. in search of any members of
the snapper tribe that might be at-
tracted to their books and lines. They
returned with a good mess.
Mrs. Lucien Eaton, who has been on
a visit. to the Austin home. and who
had charge of the decorations of the
church for Miss Austin’s wedding.
started yesterday on her return trip
to her home in Ishpemlng. Mich. She
w... go by way of Boston. stopping or
that city to spend a few days with her
sister, Miss Elizabeth Stevens. She
will he Joined in Albany by her parents
Mr. and Mrs. George Stevens. who will
acompany her to Michigan. to spend
the winter with her there. .
W
The fair of the Norton Heights Mll-
itary Band opened its threemlglit run
last night at‘ the. fire house. The fair
is similar to that of the firemen. which
took plate a short time ago and which
was a deIided success. There are sev-
eral booths. and the usual run at in-
ierestlsg gainer. as well as many at-
iraciht prises up for chances. The
committee to look after the allair con
sists of Andrew Allen. chairman: G.
i‘emton. treasurer; trying Bunion.
way estate has left. and a new fore~
mln has been engaged.
lloward Wilmott has returned to his
home. in this place. after spending two
weeks in New York city.
Miss Sybil Dickson. and Emil Hus
titer of Stamford. were married in liar-
ien. by Rev. Herbert S. Brown. August
a
'ioeretary; .laelt Lynch. .lobu nartoes.
Walter and itirhard llugdaie, and
it‘hauuocy Tyler.
DARIENB EPECT TO WIN.
’ ~ “haunt ililli
The millions at Oaao'arst uaara navor
’day pupils saw” the total to forty-live.
. I
liliiill Illiilillilli
have. Headache, Constipation, Iii.
iouaoaaa or Sick Stomach;
M-‘h
it is more necessary that you keep
your admin: iJvdr and Win clean
pure and fresh than it is to keep the
sewers and drainage of a large city
free from obstruction. _
Are you keeping (lean insidd’ with
Cnscarets~or merely forcing Ka pas-
saleway every few days with salts.
cathartic pills or castor oil? This is
important.
Cascaret! immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach. remove the
sour, undigested and fermenting food
and foul gases; take the excess bile
from the liver and carry out ot‘the
and poison in the lntostlnel and
bowels.
No odds how badlyand upset you
loans Cascaret tonight will straighten
you out by morning. The work while
you sleep. A lO—cent box for your
drugsist will keep your entire family
tooling good for months. Don't (or-
set the children-«their iittlo'insidos
need a good, gentle cleansing too.
“HILLSIDE" OPENS FOR THE FALL
TERM.
Yesterday was opening day at the
wellcknown school for girls on Pros-
pect Hill. The spacious house and
grounds have been put. into excellent
condition during the summer. and
never looked more attractive than‘ at
present. The number of hoarding pu-
pils registered is seventeen. while the
The present m-rouimodstlons are tilled
almost to their limit and plans are
being worked out for some additions
to the equipment in the near future.
“Hillside" deserves a splendid future
and with its well~iralned corps of
teachers and great adraniaites of lo-
cation, scents in a {air way to attain
that future.
W-——
——Re¢ulates the bowels. promotes
cosy. natural niovenienta._cures con-
stipation—vDoan'a Restricts. Ask your
dream for thi In in. cents a box.
Will Play the Norwalks at Amuacmcuti
l Park. Tomorrow Afternoon. :
i The -\il fitur Baseball team which.”
plays at Amusement l‘arkn tomoIroxi
Mr. and MIN. Sherwood and their
Erie Anderson and ti.
Bridgeport. Shade holder.
.iohn Ii. l-‘lnotl. llridgeporl.
Tort-ed comont railway tie.
Chas. 1.. Lincoln. llridgeport. ilrnke.
Thus. ll. MacDonald, Bridgeport
Dictaphone recorder anl reprodurer.
(loo. ii. Thomas, llr dgeport, idler-
ll‘li‘ switt‘li.
anI E. Sparks and ii. (i. (lpllinsl.
New Haven. Iiotel lock.
Chas. I). illshop, liartl‘ord. Gravity
hox scale. " I
ll. M. W.
Indie t-iiuek.
Root. 8. Brown. New Britain. Joni"
nal bearing.
E. N. ilunipbrey. New Britain.
sor strap holder.
Antony Laskl. New Britain,
butt.
lionrytl. Voight. New Britain. 3
patients: lock. mortise lock, casing
I-onstruotiou for pin cylinder loaks.‘
Herbert W. Spellmau-. New Britain.
Stand for electrically driven Ina-
ehines. design.
.los. ll, i'iikinston. Waterbury. Hose
ll. Thomas,
Rein.
llanson.
Rav
Hinge-
IIIIpporteI' oop.
Adolph if. Rocker. ()akviilo, Safety
razor.
.ios. (V. Regan. Stnmfnrd. ti patents:
door check (2): door cheek and clos-
er.
t‘luis (t. ilootl'i, Plalnvills.
beater. -
Louis (‘ unninItham. New landon.
Iieriaehablu watch pocket.
Wank l. lnItlII'Op Wallinlford Gill'-
ialn Iod socket. .
Trade Marks.
The ()lupp li‘lre Resisting 'alnt (.30..
Bridgeport. Fire resisting and water-
prool‘ paints.
8. ill. Horton Machine Co‘.. Windsor
locks, Chucks. machine tool attach-
ments and face plate jaws.
Elli!
RIGHTEOUO iNDlGNATiON
“so you want a divorce. do you?”
said the lawyer peering over his“ glas-
ses at the wanted little man in front
of him. “
"Yes. sir. I've stood about all i
can. My wife's turned auflratotto and
and la never at home”
"it is a pretty serious thins to broslt ~
up a family. you know. Don‘t you
think you had better try to make the
ripest or it tor a while? Perhaps It is
on! a [Mllhl lad. "
‘ “That‘s what i have been doing. but'
there are some things II man can
stand.
1 haven‘t. kicked on washing the dishes
but i do draw the has at tannins pink
ribbons inning ultimo“ to tr! my
tool the chlidfin,” _
Hartford. Mate,
I
daughter Marin at ilrookliu. arrived
. [or a vatution at M15. lloeer' s. yester-
day. -
The Iouutt and old people are taking
arhantage oi the lib al weatlwr to on
105 long walks and take IIdIautuIte or
or the tlshlng season.
Mrs. M. E. Clan. of Richmond ill.
L. i.. and Miss Kelly. of Brooklyn.
lert testertlay for their homes. aliei
summeriug at Mia. Becket-s.
Margaret. and Miss ll. Buckholtz. of
New York, were gnest§of Mrs. Percy
Lawrence for the week-end.
Custodian E. (l. l4‘airrhlld. oi' the
Town Hall took a pleasure trip yester-I
day to Sea Cliff. He went to Rye by
Irolloyf‘and thence by ferry across the
Sound.
The school committee held its first
meeting of the season Manilay evening.
A roll-top dealt will be purchased for
the superintendent, and new textbooks
for the schools.
Last evening. from 6:80 to 7. the La-
dios' Aid society of the Congregational
church held a banner in the church
parlors, and a social gathering or the
' members of the society.
i The political situation in Darlcn is
painfully quiet there being absolutely
I nothing doing on the surface. it there
exists any undercurrent it Is being
litapt mighty close (or little or nothiux
s.heard
Mr. and Mrs. Robert 0. Perry. who
i have been summorinx at the home of
his wife's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wsl~
tor Hutton. returned. Tuesday. to their
home in New York. Mr. Perry Iii an
attorney.
Angelina H. Bartlet Tent. Daughters
of Veterans. of Bridgeport. will pay a
visit to the Soldiers' Home at Newton.
on Wednesday, arrlvlnx about it) a.
m. if the day proves stormy the visit
W
ram
CAN
't. The fruit canals: season is now on.
i dont mind the cooking and W0 «In sum «within: necessary.
Mrs, Charles Klumpp and daughter.
iNG .
with the waaiks Is compliant] ol' thd'
entiie liarien baseball club playermj
the llarians haunt: closed thus mason;
‘iast Saturday. The members agreed;
to mitt toutihot and go on II baiu
storming trip and selected Thomas F.
IlMlsh as theiI agent to arrange their
ixsmes liotn now until the «loss oi the
isenson. This sumo team a few Wl't'llfii
:auo heat the Norwalka to a studstilii
i by a score of 2-0. in one of tho protti~
lt‘nl IoIItI-ata that has been played on
ltin» .\or walk mounds this season. The
liurien fans are willing to back their
team forum amount that they can re ,
pent the same dose. They will be .on‘
band 200 or 300 strong to cover all bets
that they haw the goods With Scan
ion uni Halpla. theit prize battery
working well ilitlie will be nothing to
.it is violated. When Fted Smith.
. the heavy ltllllllp: short stop. meets and
.squuro onflho nose the game is over.
A pool of use is being raised in liar.
ll'l) by prominent citizens and real
baseball fans that the All Stars will
Will care.
When our I. (Iti'i Irate us. we flutter
oursoltes that “e are leaving them-—
l.a Rorwheioutauld.
The -
Sexto-blade
Razor
Ia just a good plain Razor.
r a “Salary," as you prefer.
Easily atroppad. kasn. smooth-
ahavinu blades. Ask to ax-
amlnc one.
STYLE A. $2
STYLE B, 53
CHAS. E. DOW
ac. mutant. com.
illillllllllllli
Music Hall
3mm. 25 th
PRESTON OIIBON’O
not Comedy Drama. Imphatic Hit
TURNING
POINT”
Of Now-A PLAY—for You
Coming from Its Triumphant Run at
the Hackatt Theatre in Haw York
A Good Company of Accompilaltad
Fianna-Pam» staging.
Prices 25c, 500‘.
IIIIIII‘IIIIIIis“w
,InIuo s v bhoWNflbu—HAD NOT
Mystery in Disappearance of Youth
system the decomposedwwaste matter ,
Fenwick Optical Co.
ELOPED
I W‘
and out Soled' When easy la
7 Taken From River.
surrounding the disappearance of Wii
llatn Hansen. of anomalous Miss
Clara Carlson, of' this city. who dis-
appeared lwfl‘ Saturday night, wt}
cieurod’iast night. when the body
Hansen was found in the Connecticut.
msei‘vix subs below hole.
Miss earlier: was a haaid in the
ianully of ii. A. Kate‘s, a summer res-
ident or Middle Haddam. lIanseu had
been spending the summer in the vil-
lage and had been waiting on her.
Miss Carlson was seen last on Satan
day night. The next morning when
both failed to put in an appearance
it was thought they had eioped it
is now thought. likely that Miss Cari-
son and Hanson went out in a canoe
Saturday evening and that it was over-
turned. Neither could swim. The
some is reported found at Shailer-
ville. about fifteen miles below here.
Miss Carlson was twenty years old
sisters.‘ Hansen was nineteen years
old and lived in Fulton street. Brook-
lyn.
CUICIDE. AT HARTFORD.
ARTFOIID. Sept. 22.~—Georae Cope.
40. married. sulcided by blowing off his
head with a shotgun yesterday, in II
barn at the rear of his home at 93
New Park avenue. Reason not known.
reunion: CALL no
llillliilll lilillSi
(Granary Boulevard)
I A IT N O R W A L K
Shara name and "All Kinds at
Sea Food Cooked to Order
an i. ll'liiiiillll an.
EYES EXAMINID FREE
AND GLASSES GUARANTEED
Opan Monday and Baturday‘avanlnga
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
South Nomlk
Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propsliara lasso Pier
8R. East River. New York (hot
of Dover III-cat). ovary day (as-
cspt Sunday). at 3 [I III. Freight
mind at Nor-alt "to
ILIIIO sooth Not-walk as tat"
a. I.
am Stunboat, Com:
Armin. J. Imlth. O. O. Housman.
Laaaaa General awn
utopnhro‘wn, Sept 22.-~Mllt’é3ry L
and besides her parents loaves two ,
0
PAGE NINE
with”.
134-136 Washington St.
FLEECES GIRL or «o. i
Cnfldenca Man haves Youthful lm‘
migrants Dutituts of Money.
NEW HAVEN. Sept 22. ———The police
are new around looking for a conti-
dcnre man who heeled three young
Polish girls out or $60 on Tuesday.
The youngman met the girls in New
York and learning that. they were
coming to this city. altered to guide
them around. He went with them in
a hack lrom the union station here to
the home of Miss Josephine Savlsh
at it; Barclay street. and there, after:
getting $20 from eat it to pay the hack
(are. slipped away. The young man
“was well dressed and could speak i’ol-
ish fluently. This was all the money
.. ...._
RICE FOR PHILIPPINES
MANILA, Sept 2:2.~—l)anger ot a la-
IIlue in the Philippines on account of;
The Celebrated $3. 50
WELLER 3
Safety Razor
Call at our store and examine their
for ydursolk
W. F. Wigmo‘re 8: Co.
DRUGGIO‘I’B
I North Main It. to. Hamil:
Does Your Roof Leak?
The Century Compound
STOP! ALL LEAK.
“c A GALLON 650 A GALLON
We guarantee the waatbar waar oi
our Compound *lor three years. Write
HOYT'S,
THEATRE
Yeribest Vaudeville &
Motion Plchnes
W
Sept. 21- 22- 23
The Models
of Angelo
MarcltIeyfit Finlay
vou Tm no cannon
when you buy a
Stewart
StOVe
days’ on, if n0! satisfied.
I
Prices from
$19to$55
SON CO.
1!“. “WWW IT.
M75c. 31, $1.50
We will rained money after so
A. . .l. Aromas a
lot estimates. Correspondence ache
. it'd. ‘
Century Roofing 00.. Inc.
II Within“ It. m Namath
Hotel Mahackemo
I. it. cosmos. an.
names sun counts or to can
savanna DAV mo uewsao
SUNDAY DINNERS 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TIL. OALL I“
CityNatioaalBanl:
IUIINIOO ANO OFFIRO IVINV
FAOILIW OONOIO‘I‘INT’
. no“ . .
IleN N. MATHIWUDN. Pros.
JOHN H. RNA". 1“ VW
I‘M.
VllLFRIO WILL. omin-
. nan-II»
Seven- -piece glass Berry Set,
a new and beautiful design,
For 50 Star 568? WrappersIfl-
Regular value I oo Wrappers.
To behadst
THE A. I! ANGIVINE‘ OI 80" C0.
arm mus ”carom :1. mt.
, ‘ ,THEPROCTERJIGAMBLECO.
the girls had and left. them destitute. '
TIANOAOTO A OINIRAL OANKINO
somatic
c. an Iarplua and em ‘ '
Imam.” III so 7m
late Deposit lauaa “was par year
INFIOIMON N. ROWAN. lad Vlov
and!
South Nam-III. Coon.
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the tailure ot the rice crop has become
"so threatening that Governor-General
EForbes today decided
purchase by the government of an en.-
to order the
tire shipload of cereal in RangoonITho .
cargo will be sold to the people at
cost. The price of the staple on the
market here has advanced tar abovo‘
all previous receids with only a small ‘
supply in sight.
DAVID W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director and Embalmer
19 North Main Street. South Norwalk
Residenca. 5 Washington Street.
Telephone at office, 338-2.
Telephone at house, 693.
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an
TRAVEIJ'JRS’
Protect
Automobile Owners
ASK US ABOUT RATIO
J. M. Layton 8: Co.
Insunsnce AND REAL safari
AGENTS
l0! 500 is Railrold Av... soon. Nomlk. ct.
1r ‘ '7'
TWO MONTHS MORE OF GOOD
HOT WEATHER
SUFFER
with ? the
HEAT
WHEN A
RANGE
AILI CAN I! HAD ON
IUOH EASY TIN”.
Power Co.
Liability Policies
THAT mu. Mnsfvou couroml,
Hon-satanic:
Norwalk Chronicler