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uniphrey, of Bridgeport, was
tint visitor in Norw‘nlk on bush
1.
{it mas‘J‘. West, Jr, of the Norwallt
itygspent yesterday in New York
‘11 business.
Ghlef‘Willlani R. Pennington 111111
outlined his duties alter enjoying it
wd‘ weeks‘ vacation.
W
11311119111111 Norwalk‘s Vs. Sanga
inks, Sat.,'i . :30. Amusement. Park
is -..._._... m...”
[mater K “ili‘l‘fill of Bishop and
11 office spent yesterday in New
1: city on inhushiess
oi
the
p barge. .11ontniniug 1100 yards
guild is Jiiiiondiilg its cargo at
Raymond Brothers' docks
11W —-..__. .....
01‘ the transaction oi routine business.-
Mrs. Frederick W. i‘. Andrews. 01
stport avenue. is spending
.vs with relatives
1‘ Bridgeport
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Sept. 28. 28, Mill.
“Letter (‘air‘iei lumps lianfei‘d on-
t the South \01 1111111 11111111111100.1911-
‘day. ,
' (lockenoe '1‘111111 \‘11. :13 l. 11. 11 11.:
at which Him 11 rehearsal of the 1111011
‘ ,.tion degree will he held.
reaching fall weather.
30’. and M1‘8.l“rederlik (‘111‘ils 0
“81145611011, for n icw diivs.
5nd Ladder company ouniiers.
number is requested to be present.
thinking the water cold.
{tare of the water, however.
I enjoy the sport daily.
lootmon Barnes of Sherman. in 111
as case at the Bridgeport court
oil from further Jury duty.
‘ Rowe, of Sprint; ilili, subst
yesterday during the 111
onioyed a trip to Hartford.
1 Toboggnn Slide.
and friends ini 111‘ the
ill meet regularly on l-‘1‘i1l11v evening
The winter cars of the trolley (-0111-
"pany are all 111-1111: 11111 upon the lineal and “'estport,
110* d8)" ill anticipation 0f the ill“; were made for the celebration of the
din and an appeal will be. issued 111
A special meeting of the Flrcmeii' iii
‘Mandolin orchestra ulll he held, Sim win A. Thomas, are preparing to take
any evening, in the Old Well Hook the trip south with the Haitford coni-
Ev‘crl‘ pony, Gmernor‘s Foot Guards
'1‘, and expects to get
. -—-—--———— i home the lith. Atlanta is the destina-
‘Bwimmlng remains tlne.l111i tho cool- Baldwin and Mr. Thomas
weather it“ ”WNW“ "l““i' “"0 i expect to rest up after their strenuous
iogislativo experience during its trip.” tons of black or colored voirot.
der
Makes your hair grow long, heavy
The teinpol‘n- .
.
John T. Hayes, of Beidem‘hi’emle,
Woo one of the jury which acquitted
ci'tisy. Mr. Hayes has now been
driver of the Phoenix Engin.
1.: Get it 25 Cent Bottle Now and
1th. molar driver. Arthur 11‘ Forever Stop Failing Hair, Itching
11:. of Westport avenue. Mr.
r1111 evening was a very pleasant
' 1 the 111111111111 was fine for the ‘
" Elinor fun was the result of
odd more are being planned
trembled tho work having
by a torus of men 1111 the
s New York,No1r Haven
Railroad compsny which
tins the stations and
11 buildings slop! the
"some little thus past.
Mr. who left. depth
V’ time use to accept
“ Emilia! Entertainment Program ‘
w .‘ .
roman by 1111111111, 811111111
by habits of Columbus
W
,j ' The opening reception of Court 00
.. oils Daughters of Ductile. was held
I last evening in the Gathellc club 11111111.
“The members 111‘
in: West avenue.”
the court. ithoir friends and the (lathe:
lie Union Council. Knights or 00111111
bus were entertsined during the are
niug which proved to be most enjoy-
able.
held a social although it is the gener-
al plan to have them monthly. But the
fall social of lusaéllght fully recoupi-
pensod all those rtunate enough to
have been invited for waiting so long
a timo.’ The pregrsm which hnd‘baon
arranged by the committee proved de-
lightful and all complimented the at;
lists who took part with enthusiasm.
_‘._Mlss Edna Howard. the acompiishcd
_daughter~of William Howard, of El-
wood place. made the hit: of the eve-
ning. Her .two songs and two recl-
t‘ations were of high order and were
executed with commendable grace.
Her first number was The. Garden of
My Heart and for an encore she ren-
dered Dreams As the recitation num-
ber Miss Howard favored with The
Last llymn and was called for an on-
(me which appeared in iiiff Perkins‘
The applause was
deafening and Miss Howaid was bold
11111115 tiihutes for her part in the pro-
gt (m1
' Miss Ella Natteford gave two 11le-
lcnt piano selections. the first 1111111
The Brian Poet. lloth were rendered
especially well and indicative of tho
11ccoinplinllment of the young lady.
Other music was eiiqued Miss
111111 1::11111'11 111111l1rr of Newton so
' i1‘11lons.
l- 111111111111; the program 1111.11 11 social
ioiingcr people Latci
flositmellts of ice
Wire sorted.
1‘9
-iiont forget the lair :11 Randall‘s! ‘lhe tonimlttoe deserving all credit
‘ .iall, Thuisduy. i“1‘i1l:1_\ 11nd S:11111‘1i11_\.:1m the 111111.133 of 1m. 11311113 (Kinglun
|is 11111 follows:
\liss Anna 'liei‘uey,
1, Miss anaret
iFdl’l‘h‘ll Miss Angus l‘oi‘pv.
Mrs. lici
ill. l‘1v.ne
Not since last April has the court 1
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STRIPES STILL IN KVIDENGEJ
M my. .. , ...... .4. «— .4
~..m
Doubt Whether They Will
Their Hold on Fashion.
September buying should be done
with caution. Even later one needs
turn obe's back upon many a charming
frock for alas! the great house. of
models to all the array of American
buyers, and though this importer may
order a model in one color scheme and
than may call for a different coloring.
lines and detail and general effect re-
main the same and n frock with which
a woman failg in love in one importing
home may lose its charm when she
has seen it here. there u11d“"every1
where. says the New York Sun
Paying a high price for an imported
1'1 cult is no guarantee of excliisitnoness
1 not even 11 guarantee that one may not
can Kno‘ a treasure copied in cheap nia-
terlals in tile low class shops: for the
manufacturers of (heap ready made
clothes send their huyeis to Paris as
do the most exclusive houses, and the
models they biing back with them are
speedily translated into teims nppesi-,
ing to the crowd
A majority of the models that have
1111 being ll Traintorc and the encore been exhibited in New York “Om in!
August originated in American worlc
i‘oms. though the ideas incorporated in
them may have been found in into sum—
mei- French models The Aincrlcun
Buckingham Pest \‘o. iii. (‘ A. 11.1M‘”‘ “m“ ““d “mm” “H i" “I” ,uniliiifaititrcrs 11nd tailors have made
ill meet as usual on Friday cvouin“ “‘5 “‘9 1’1“" ““‘i ”0““ 111911111 ““5”“ ' more or less c‘leroi fi-Z case. and since
thei have in the main absolved it wise
lousorvutlsm n 1101111111 probulilv would
not 1:0 for wrong in bovine one of;
ii ‘1‘“ 1111111‘ l“ “‘1‘“ dancing 1111s ““3”“ these eariv 11111111 or {11111111 though 11
1.1111 ht not later ropieaent the latest
cream ““d "“k" on of fashion or show the dot tails in
iiimscd by the most fastidious louder!)
of fashion
Stripes are. fairly ubiquitous among
itlie tailored costume included in this
adrapw New Yetlt showing. and
though the 111‘s 1111111111111: 011 view in
. ‘1
oyed a (for 3 “who from NH dutle‘ "“"d T‘ Nuttetmd ““‘i “'3 William the shops seem to confirm this empha-
sln upon strlpos it would he discreet
‘to take this verdict Min 11 grain of salt.
F'NAL PLANS FOR COLUMBUS DAY Thai stripes will be much worn mav
.
1 were issued.
Fidel
‘ the near future to people of the. town
Mr. and M” 30h“ A :‘Iomg‘mmi‘; requesting them to decorate 011 that
of Union Park have been cnicii: iliiing day
l
GOVERNOR ON A TRIP.
fluids in and is secretary, E11-
Got’.
3 party leaves Oct.
i tion. Gov.
is quite ..
warm and a number of young people
9
fl
1. luxuriant and
9 M
Scalp and Dandruff
trons and Abundant After s
Daedalus Hair Cleanse
of rain and sunshine are to ve oration.
goo-right to the roots, vlg
whens iiism.
to growsb
beautiful. It "“1111“ imparts a s
and a few weeks‘ on wall cause on hair
Iproilt oil over tho scalp.
than 11 met
whatever growth youdo
dcrlus it
own scalp 1will cuss mood”
more loose or falling hair.
mold: to double' the bounty of
heir in too minutes surely tg‘ this-«mouse
11 11111111 with a limo Duals s and «this
fidis’gw rials. dim
The (‘eliiiuhua Dill committee helil' it" (ertnin 9110111.!“
a meeting, 111111 or 11111113. 111. 11 liif‘ii iinie
, il( bets for the ball game and the dance
The. former contest will1
i he the rubber game between Noi‘wallt
arrangements
The
Hair Becomes 80ft. Fluffy. Lus-
Dsnderlnc is to the hair vim fresh showers
in cuts! and
its exhilarating, stimula-
wand life-producing wrangle-m 112:: 3.1: ' ‘
)
cysnd velvety softness to t s bolt.
Use it every day
for a short time after which two or three
villi» sufficient to complete
int aft in a but Dan-
I"m“iidsndru ‘ y a; ll. yin: “suitable.
Itiilluuso ”m . I
My!” clinics I";
ill ll
W1fi
That they will be
much 11‘111‘11 by
seems doubtful.
There are attractive striped effects;
in all 1110 modish \v onions, broadcloths.
surges. zlhelllios, em. and there are
lovely striped volvets and silks 11nd
chltlolis.i1ut111a11y of these seem
likely to be used as trimmings rather'
than as frock pictorial.
There are extremely pretty three
piece and two-piece tailored models in
fine. stripes. black or dark blue 1111111:
fine lines of white or color being es~'
pecialiy emphasised. A black broad-
cloth striped to hair lines of royal blue
and 111.111 up with touches of royal
blue bongaline in the trimming scheme
was one of the best looking three-piece
suits seen among the advance models.
w
Little rests are trimmed with bitt-
and
we can prove it
It
to
it-
Msimin l
to repress one'a sudden fancies and ‘
Paris show in their oponings'ti‘ie same ,
, points. The ilrooitlyns continued their
the niti‘a‘smnrt folk 1;
. or tho vino turmoil by s 1111111111..1
rain and half pisyod upon by tits on. 19111..
1 tbs 0111111111. unions humus so
‘ footed one of tho hoot ms “union:
‘ bun doiisis has our turbos out. hr ,
1 111111 11111111 11111111 11111;»: that m
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SPIRIS
CUBS WHITEWABH THE GIANTS.
Richlo'o Pitching Proves Too Much
for MGOI‘IW'I Mon. ‘
The Chicago Cubs furnished a stun-
ning surprise yesterday when they
shut out the Giants 8 to 0 in the first
some of the final series between these
teams in the Windy City. The Cubs
swung their hats with surprising ro-
oults and drove Marquard from the
mound. Richie on the other hand
puzzled McGraw's memo." the way.
The (ilaiits lead the race this worm
in; by six and a half games, or 50
fast play by winning a close game in
St. Louis. while the Cincinnati Reds
easily disposed of the Boston mil-
ondcrs. Rain prevented the Phila-
delphias’from playing in Pittsburg.
The results: J
Chicago, 8; New York, 0.
Brooklyn. 4: St. Louis. 3.
Cincinnati. 8; Boston. 4.
”foam Standing.
New York W213 taxi Polo" The line up of the teams;
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(ihlcsgo ..... . ...... 11111 1111 .591 J ck . ‘N lan
Pittsburx ______ 82 1‘14 .562 11 11011 ““th o
11111111111111111111 ........ 111 111 .5111 ‘“ ‘" ‘
81.1.oiits 1‘. ........ 73 (19 .5” Savage, Oliver. ........ R.F.Pcnu.\‘. ‘
Cincinnati .......... ti? H0 .066 . Rlulii Tackle. . .
lii‘ooklt‘n __________ 59 52 A” tunipbcll 11, ...... d... Bradley:
_ it it t (lunr . ‘
1.119.101 ............. 8. . .2 ‘2 . ‘
L I m "H b Davis .................. Steurns., -
AMERICAN Loaous. (111111111. ‘
Vestal-day's Results. Brown Israel. ............ Hagermau.
Cleveland, 7; Philadelphia. y‘ ........... loft Guard. ..... . .. '2 ’
Detroit. '1': \‘i’ashingti‘in, 5, Palmer ..................... Collier ‘
Chicago. 3; human. 0. L9“ “0“"?- - l '1
At 3;”. Yorltwitaln. McMahon. Vi'ignicworth ....Hubbell.: ‘
Tum Standing. 1'9“ End. ?
Won Lost EC O‘Hara .................. Coley; ‘
Philadelphia as 17 .1111 11111111 11111141111211 3 .
“Mum ...... 1 .... sq __ {,3 31.97 mil Coley .................... isoncs. ,
Cleveland ...... . . . . .76 (iii $12.11 9“" i’flCk-
New York ........ Ti 70 .5“ . Sturdevam ................ Donahue.E
(.‘liicago ............ 72 71 .503 - heft Half-buck. .
11031.,“ ............. 71 73 .493 t‘np. Greenwood ........ Keith;
11111111113111“ ......... 1111 1.:. .4111 Quarterback. ‘ .
Louis ,,,,,, .wlp 103 230‘ Summary: Tuchdowns, Greenwood;
4. w. Color. 2; O'Hara, l; Wiggles-l
worth, 1. Goals after touchdown,1
Iii ilil Hillililll lilliilll ‘~ - 1
Search by Quarters: i
‘ 11111111, N. 11. s ............ . a i
‘ Choliongo. Second. " " ............. 0 i
The Park City Junior Soccer foot- ,, ,,
I ball team of Brld e1orf clisllen o oa‘ 'l‘hlrd. """ " "'15
i K! B > Fourth " " ............ 20
H, 15. or iii your old team. if this
challenge is accepted address
.1. HARRiNGTON.
590 East Main street. Bridgeport.
Yolo lionlio Wooloyao
NEW HAVEN. Sept. 28.~—Tho Yule
football team opened the season of
1911 yostordoy. defeating the Wesley-
team defeated the 111111111111 iiizb school
eleven it» Westport. yesterday after-
noon, by a score of 41 to’ 0.
"mall: Highs Dofost ”pics.
The Norwsllc High school football
Norwslk High wins.
The Norwalk High school football
team journeyed to Weatport yesterday
afternoon and defeated the Staples
High school team by the score of 41-0
The team as a whole showed up in
one "form cousiderlns' that this was
the first game and that it has played
on a strange held. The team is much
heavier than it was last year, and the
line much stronger. The interference
and the defensive work was pretty
seed for the short time that the team
has been practising.
era, as the score shows, particularly
Greenwood, Coley, O'Hara. Wigglos- p
worth and Jackson. The number of
different plays which the team pulled
off had the Westport fellows practical-
ly at sea. Greenwood at Quarterback
did excellent work. He not only made
himself prominent in the attack, but
also showed some. classy lieadwork in?
doping out the plays .
. The follows
proved themselves good groundfiain- .'
111111.591?“ *
Sweaters
$1.96
tats. Always something new.
" Festhoro—eA special line of fancy
plumes.
Ribbons—Everything that's new
Horoitiosvornsmonta and Bands and other desirable materials.
Shapes galore. Larger variety than ever of shapes and motor»
Notice!
Feathers, willow and French
in Ribbons for mililnery.
I
have but 10
hand and~
will he sold.
Anyone who has Raa
zor Coupons to re-
deem will do well to
do so at once, as we
Razors on
no more
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ELY FALLS 100 FEET. UNHURT. .
p.11..—
Wright Aviator Tattoo Tumblo oi Coo-1
ton, Ohio, Mon. 1
CANTON. Ohio. Sept. 28.—-Eunne4‘
THAMER
0collab and Opticians
Our Reputation forlt‘itting Glasses
, you cannot do better
is something of which we have a
right to be proud. Your friends
and neighbors will tell you that
than to
come to us. We offer you the ser- A
vices of an experienced Ucuilst to
examine your eyes without charge.
87 ATLANTIC SQUARE
Stamford, Conn.
Open Saturday Evenings.
Ely. premier aviator of the Curtis-
oorps. plunged loo fest to the ground
on team by a :11 to 0 score. Tho score
lost your was 12 to 0. Both foams
uiiod few substitutes for so early guide.
The Yale goal line was never in dou-
iror but Quarterback Bacon of Woo-
lioyan ran his light team in very good
ishspo.
Iooy for Cor-11o".
iTHACA, N. 7.. Bept. 28.--Aftor a
few minutes warming up tho Oornoll
football team buried Alloshsoy not».
day aftomoon by s scars of as to o.
satisfying the coaches that tho stron-
uous preliminary work had not suct-
iy worn out tbs men.
Dortmunth soon! On.
HANOVER, N. it. soul. ”error too
second time in soup yours Dartmouth
was scored noon on hot own field. yss~
border. Norwich University did tho
stunt whoa findsrhili. tho visitor’s tuli-
t
' book. dropped til. ball "of Mill till
as yard lino. Tho moral victory trout
to Norwich. although tho amnion
mthogamolstot liwusrsthor
olcomy amino for tho cocoon of 1m
in Honour. Broad niror. on than by tho dog of
may 11.111111 Porno. tics of Broad film on
111111.11- Ploy not 11111111. Mr. ‘i‘ho boy attomptoa to tabs
eastwards-111. “am“ all! tho curl has. any and on 1111111111
Joscoro 1113311111.
long discussion on to. tbs dots
at the aviation field hero late notor-
dsy afternoon and unstained a had
cut over his right oyo, sorcral bumps
and scratches on the back of lilo 11m
and IWM the front and of his 111-
plane.
Ono of his plan» 1111 Atwood's in»
china so the lsttor was about to rise.
The oocidoat happened just as Ely
attempted s turn at tho ond of the
hold, half hninuto after he had risen
for tho first time at tho moot.
Ely was tossed from his out when
tho biplane struck tho ground and
loaded on his hood. Ho sprang to his
foot a Mount afterward and stallion
unassisted book to tho Gui-tins lim-
or at tho opposite not of tho hold.
'i‘ho monies was badly «mud
and 111111 to ho basin! to tho hangar.
‘a“iii-Illl-lllllllllilllfl
NO “bill“ "if! D00 Il‘i'l.
Mr. Ioloil "Iii“ Maoist to M
WIN“ "n- o
Wont! solicit. son of Kr. and am.
Mortal: Moll, at Bartlett svouuo.
i
mfltManfloimw
Misti
11.11... owns s 911111. or W
‘1 soc-oil suit to so onions
. musical: or $10,000. ultimo W
Wt hr. Welt if. museum , .
iiiiuor 1111’ 1111
111 111 11111111
(condominium llxth rm).
nous. cam. 28.———A noto addressed
by the Foreign Office to the fiction
charge d‘oflsiros It Constantinople.
vary rocontly poromptorlly sets 21
hours as the period with 1which the
Turkish moronic moot reply to the
demands therein 11 forth.
Borne time during 'i‘uosdsy nlxht. tho
ftslisn Minister of Foreign Affairs.
addressed to tho italics Chem d'Af-
fairs at Comtentinopio, Signor d1 Moi-
tino, a note which bogus:
“During A it)" lorlos of years the
neurons» of itsiy nom- ceased to
more aeronautical to tho Porto no
on the moo-city of correcting the stats
at disordor to which the government. of
Turkey had abandoned 'i‘rvpoli sad
Gyms. Thus rosiono should ho od-
mittod to tho oouoiito of tho promos
roollsod by other ports of the Notifier-
rsnoan soil Attics.”
00!. FOR OWN-Mm. TRIA’T‘
MINT.
limit)“. “0-)! Sir-flout cm-
MtWMiOWMW.”
faiths
tho allegation Has this the
sensual Mullet-dis?
' Misfits hip. .jlr. lithium: who
111111 homily .
b!
THI IRlDGIPORT ACCIDENT.
Worst Blues tho Nomik Constructs
of 1m.
aupplemsnting his annual report
which was issued yesterday, President
Molten has this to sq of the recent.
Bridgeport disaster on the New Huron
rosd:
"Not since the disaster at 11111111111:
in 1858 has your company experienced
the misfortune of such a serious occi-
dont 1111 that which occurred to one or
its principal pas-color trains ot.
Bridgeport on July 11, 1911. Denise-
able as was the mcidout in tho do-
structlon of tits and injury to person.
a most thorough inundation by tho
company has provod to ill satisfac-
iion that tho sooidoat was not. duo to
any luck of provision as for as his
man tors-int could tasks for tho ob-
solutoiy ssfs movement of trains on)-
plomontod by specific printed instruc-
Tho cost of settlement of death and
pomnoi injury claims will impooo no
burdou so the oporstlss ouponsos as
at tho laconic of previous yours has
lost such a musicality through tho
establishment in ms of one occidost
111111 dunno 1.1.4 “ ,
sit-coy. mummies ssrltrs.
.3: holiday to sm-
ootpio "servos have boon mods out,
WW. chow-tub?
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