f Remmhl' 5 MT A MIRACLE , My helrwasaswhiteeesnowwhen i commenced using Wyeth’e Seas and Sulphur Hair Remedy. One bottle re. elated my hairtoltanaturaldarltbrowncolor Aslalnnow 70 ywaoldlemeidertheresultmoatremerkable. It isan .9 wide and refreshing hair dressing. keeping the hair soil lid (New. Without being in the least greasy or sticky. WM. WESTLAKE. 310 West Main Street. Rochester, N. Y. lust such results? of No matterhow WYETH'S SAGE AN onebothreemontha. , These are iaeis that have been WYETH’S SAGE AND SULPHUR anteed to do all thatitisclaimedtodo 50c. AND 3!... A BOTTLE “We'dlendveutlueflo if Wyeth Chemical Company, Ll; hesitate when SU HUR HAIR REMEDY-la daily producing b After years of study and analysis of the heir.we have been able to produce an mdleptorer. which contains an actual constituent . combined with irgredienu of merit for treatment of hair and scalp diseases. It makes and keeps the scalp clean and healthy. gives life strength and lustre to the hair, and restores ed and tray heir to natural color. EDY will make it longer and thicker. move every trace of dandruff in a few days, atop failure in one week. and etartanewzrowthini'rom ”lawnmwm re mm Fill SALE lllli IEOOIIEIDED IV THE STILLS“- Pomrnae roam-ls. parasite-r. The froper le to Innate a Tire. instinct inflation is one at the. corn. monaet causes ot'ure deterioration and to inflate too much is just as bad as to inflate too little. ll lap-a ulav e w eel . , h ii a “hats. Over inflation not only subjects the “'i' “I“ I" .can‘vaa oi the envelope to an unneces- l . l ' warm” . aary atraln butaleo robot the tire of ,l ' meantime 0i.” its resiliency. Thus, when running .3 mm, an obstruction an over-indemd tire " “' WW“ instead oi sheathing the shock. trima- l t n ' mite the full force oi the hit to the‘ ‘ mechanism oi the car. , First inlist the tire to the propcr pressure and then make tests irom time to time to assure yourself that the air pressure is up to the standard necessary for a tire oi the also used when supporting its maximum weight. it the measure has decreased the cause may homdily discovered. The seat oi the valve plug may not be per- fectly clean, causing a ioalt at that point. or ii the rubber washer at the base of the valve cap is displaced. the air will gradually escape. Then again, it pinchers were used in tightening the valve parts, the screw threads may be damaged causing a leak. WYETH’S SAGE AND ideal Hair Tools SULPHUR HAIR haw: ‘ Always inflate tires with air, saver It will re. also see. Carbonic gas will panel through rubber thirtet'n times more quickly than air. in addition to the slight enlargement oi a new tire aiter being in use tor a tow days a further natural decrease of pressure will fol- low. due to the eat-ape of oxygen in the collilned air. This loss should be made up by the injection at more air. As this is done the percentage oi nitrogen will be gradually increased and the liability of slow deflation will decrease in proportion. The Michelin Tire Company oi Mill- town, cw Jersey. publishes several in- struction noon on correct inflation and other important subjects. These are mailed tree to motorists on re- proven in scores of cases. piiAllt REMEDY is guar- or the price will be refunded. AT ALL DIUOOIS‘I‘S mmm."o POWELL Olillllill‘l'lhl Members oi the National Poultry. . Enter and En Association, who will “MIDI! to be (lived In Chicago have a convention in Chicago at the Composed of Refrigerator .time, will attend. Products. Chicago bloth made oi cold storage . 9310590: Sept. 23—40 W070 lhlf‘ chicken. atoruzo vocatabloa and stor- ‘Qld storage foods are wholesome'shd use hour will he the first dish served. delicious, a luncheon. at which all This ‘m be ioliowod with cold stor~ (node will be guaranteed to be strict- an salmon. December turkey. Febru- Will storage, will be given by Chi-' ‘ry capons April edge and June capo produce merchants on October'choese. The butter Wlll be oi June 33- , lchul'ninx. held in cold storage. Soon ll'ltlilolu Will be sent to the 1'0!!! ale irulta will complete the lunch. saionor of health to members oiI —— the city council‘s health committeel Wallace Voilmer. oi Bridgeport. Audio the publishers of Chicago new-s spent last evening in Norwalk with T0 TEST COLD STORAGE. | o.“ quest. One oi the most useful icaturee oi thoe books is aawlnletion table showing the comet inflation or tires at dilerent shoe and load capacities. ANOTHI new OOAtIT. CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Sept. dds-A comet has been diacopered by Protea- aor Queinlsaot oi Juvlcy. according to a cablsxram received ironi Kiel Obser- vatory by Proileesor Edward C. Plen- FOLIV’I HONIV AND TAR 00”» cring of Harvard University. ”DMD The “M was first m by Queuin- still retain its high place as the best set on Sopbalnbnr 28 in right essention. household M ' m colds. either tor " .Iet slee- persona. Mm m a cold. Taheonl! the Me Polar e Honey and Tar Conrad. and reuse substitutes. The Brides Pharmacy and w. 1'. Whole A tie. it hours. as minutes. to seconds. and declination plus 75 demon 4 nine” The daily motion in three depress southwest and the comet can be seen (brunch an opera glass. ...—....— Mrs. hovi A. Burdick is conduit to HOTIl. AIRlV ‘p seven. , , lirieuds. MONTH-END hol home in Franklin stunt by illness SALE resuscitate-a. dietitian. l. P. Watson, A. B. Miller. hi. Alexander. P. R Hedeahers. It Dense. New York; Ilsa B. Hampton. J. F. Geode. ll. 8. J. J. Herdsman. N. Johnna. A. A. Palmer. New Haven; w. A. Duran A. H. Doelthordt Mollyn. N. Y.; i it. it. Richter and wile. Manna. 0.;‘ iii. Jaoohe. Jersey City. N. 1.;1 it. iooiemiul. Dwell-fillies; L a. Hero Our Usual Month-End Sale, consisting of Sample Garments —-— Short lsengths, etc. ibutt. Wilton; 8 C. Green-saga. W ‘iport. Conn; J. N. Layton. i-i. lathe- iron. I‘. D. Lemon. C. I. Hoyt. l". C iCrow, South orwaill; T. Aatetoy, Yon- . liars Y. ll" lllllll lilllll llPlllll Surplus Earnings Fall by ' $313,: Sparks. A. it. More. a. it. saith. ‘ Bl‘idfieport’llllldvertieclnonto l Gilli lililllllilll lllifllil ass at floating the Yearly Dividend NEW HAVEN. Sept. 28.4mm new feature of the annual statement of President Mellon, oi the N. v. N'. n. a it. it. it. Company is the table giv- ing the combined income and opera tions oi both the parent companies and the subsidiaries, excluding only the New York, Ontario and Weatern, Boston and Maine and controlled lines and the Maine Central and controlled lines. The statement was given out from the chides oi thocompany yes- terdny. The combination roturnu show total revenue at 887.230.9053; expenses or 858 070. 466 and not operating revenue at 329.160507 The total income of the combined statement is 329 180, 518: deductions from income ‘18, 807,110; net income applicable to income [10- 573, 403: dividends paid $10,886,001. and dciicll 083.288. The table shows that the subsidiary properties of the company excluding those named earn- ed not over and above all cllurgell. $054,251. in the textual part oi the attainment President Mellon says, reierriug to the combined statement: "it will be lit-cu that had all the surplus earn— Inge or all the companion for the ilscni year been turned into the treasury or your company they would have tailed by only $313,288 oi meeting the New Haven dividend lor‘ the ‘ year." He adds that the surplus earning oi the subsidiary companies were more than sumcient to meet the dividend deficit, but the directors did not deem it ad. visable to deplete the lreeeuries oi the subsidiary companies. The regular statement tor the par- ent steam road allows total operating revenue of ”2.15331“. as compared with $00,898.“? last year. Freight. revenue increased tromjaodlmm lo "0.119.093; passenger revenue in. crossed from ”$885.8“ to 810.3”,070. at ‘ op l3. ill 13qu Company. Eamhlioltrh 1052'. The Corset, "an Important Feature " of Underdress Ailér summer is gone, and vacation days are a mem- ory of the past it is high time to look after all- details of the wardrobe, and often it is discovered necessary to be- gin at the first garments. ‘lcs (lessons.” in rcplcnisllng ‘ Of course every well-tlrcsscil woman knows in her inmost soul that her figure is her own, to do with as she chooses. The years may gently line her face and whiten her hair. but she may, if she chooses, keep her figure erect and youthful. In this, lrt her she can Miami to buy. (Sunset he lllc very best Our Department of Corsets is in perfect condition to supply all styles. in the rem-m Autumn models. and the services of experienced lint-rs an: freely accorded all visitors. Warner’s Corsets in all late models. "Rustproots." and "Redfern" in lilllllV styles, with others of Warner s goods in large assortment. - Batcheller’ a Corsets, u iill as the high grade model. The C. B. Corset. The Royal Worcester. The Bon Ton. The mAtljllsto. lllc famriic “La Victoire" W. B. and Reduao models. The Nemo. with the popular “Sillart Sci" in the loud. The "Lady Betty.” The American Lady, whic an exmnsive line. The Range Belt and The in ll lulu-r u'c have just thlili‘il Kabo. ‘ Y; The R. and G. in many different styles. ‘ .' "Ll Retina." which is a very great favorite. i D. H. I C. Corsets in several mmlcls. The J. B. with the “Florita” for its host grade. The Brassiel‘e is ncccssry to any woman who wishes in be correctly corsctcd. It is lll'lC and lace, lightly boiled, vv gives fine lines to a full figure. a dainty accessory of cam- lilt‘ll supports the. bust and Special window display of the De Bevoisc model at p resent. Gills fl. ill ilirtlh Company. The ‘plant increase at expense was in .transportetion which rose irom 822,- 443,070 to "4.520.950.1noome irom other sources increased iron 86. ..737-1 100 to $0,178,928. The net income over, all applicable to dividends was ill.- “7.81! and the dividends paid were annotate. leavlns a deficit for tool year lor the parent steam company out its dividend of $1,007,580. in the test at his report President; Italian calls attention to the increasedl wane oi the year at mom than a mil 3 .llon and a halt oi dollars as a major lector in the increased operating ex- penses. and says that had the old rate; at wages been maintained there wouldi have been a surplus over dividends ct. 0268. 973. He says that there will be lam savings in the iutum in the: operation oi subsidiary companies con- i heeled with the writing oi! oi disused Thursday, Friday and As Usual, we add Special Items at liargain Prices . Advertise your wants in The Heatlael Saturday ‘4‘. LADIES’ W AI STS SWEATERS CHILDIIN'I IWIAT- SAMPLE WAIITO .... BRO ..... . ......... 50° . Vsluo $1.00. Somewhat Value 31 0.0 Job purchase. aollod.’ IAMI’LI WMITI .....750 MICOII' IWIATIRO531RI , VhlilOI 31.35 to 01.00. WON $1.98. To (Slalom. CAM“ I , Wat: "1”92'332 '2-6' - -”° LADIII' swearaas. .sloo . ' ' ' Value 81.80. M purchase. 'TOCK WAICTO . . . . . . .790 . “98“].1- price '1.00. ’AMle IWIATIRU. .... , _‘ .. P'lflls .100“ w‘.‘“ . . . . . . ... VITA“! 0‘“. Regular price “.25. Bargains in Carpet Rugs, Short Lengths Oil Clothe and Tandems. Short Lengths China and Japanese Matdngs PIECE ' GOODS FANCY WIAVIO. Choice ...............10c Values 12 1-2 cents to 17 cents. SCHOOL PLAWO ......170 Values 25o. “' solearrae. see. ....... toe abort lenstha. iteauler , price Ibo. woearao cocoa ...ue Short lentils. Value 50o. alc‘lisRMAN ’i'. cumulus slum. soul‘s scrum cons was . 8. SON ,. 1N sweater «NORTH MAIN STRICT.“ SOUTH NO‘RWALK equipment and as a result at econom- . ice non improvements. Also thetl ii you lould JEN the such a choicema October bride The colle‘tlon is too \ description. at prices asked. The N. E. . VEILS would moat like the gift to be. it is remain that the reply in many cases would be' 'S'Linens Pause and consider how broad and acceptable This sale of Decorative Linens siYords uu cx ccllcnt opportunity to secure choice gifts for the We llavetluuy (Hentsrpleces Doylics. cop and Trav Clothe. LullrhoOu Sets, Hook and Damask Towels Bureau Seal is The bottoms are all no“, and dis- linctive sndthe quality the lery host obtainable 8! Washington Street bride herself what she Lunch- urled to permit individual Ryan Co. I. i many items have been charged to the expense account which could hale been charged to the profit and Me Investment account and have resulted in a surplus instead of the dellclt phowu in the account oi the parent company. in the same connection he calls attention to the accumulated in- suranoo loud or $701,708. The president loss at considerable length into the question at nnonvins and prospects oi the N. l. Wont (‘ilalb or and Boston Railway counted). and says that none or the interest upon its Ilii. 800.000 in» bonds has been out} that to income. lie describes the ' physical condition or the road and says that actual operation over the line iron Harlem River to New Rochelle and on the line from Nount Vernon to Willie Plains is aspect/w to begin within the neat sis months. The pro party. he‘eays, has been built in the beat construction known to engineer-I inn science. He points out the rapid increase in population of the Bruno and outlines the ulterior plan! at the, mostly of extent“! to Danbury the new mentions with the lat» m- Western. with prospects from the tar otlarae Willow and oral merchandise. I lira. William Odell. oi last avenue. ailire system and the Ontario and! WIITON ICHOOL TROU ILEC. Ielieved That Monday's Election Will Not Dusk Deadlock. The Weston school board deadlock which has existed for three years and its consequent troubles which the log inleture tried to remedy by peseln; u hill mailing the ilrat sclcctman ox odloio a member at the school board in order to break a tie. will not be settled in town utlng Monday. ac- cording to prcdlco one. The Democrats have renomliletoti three members or the board or that party. while the Republicans havo chosen three new men as candidatua. The board is bipartisan. and exp“: lotion had been that it new members Were elected the dittorenlaa existing would be forgotten. The chairman of the board has gone ahead and appoint 'sd two or three teachers without roll suiting lilo members. according to stalemate made today. and the re matador oi the heard any they will not approve payment oi those teachers‘ VI“ The school troubles were when be. ‘ tore the committee on collection at ’tite moisture and by sppointtha ml 01er member it was thought the dam! lack could he ended. School matters have bid at“ inning in court over the nourish.“ 'aildlnse.
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