minor" do» Awiya
four!” you hear, slider say
o'a going on a trip. ' "I Just
never make it "
u wtll." para aaalinéa her
(not a move on you ” Papa
per, and doesn't tool like doing
, ropnsalu'.
a «111.. oia2" little brother yells
no.2t. you'll mica the train."
, 2" trays ulster; "Lucy.
o'a lily hatpln'! Hv ve you taken
. Han anyb y seen my
lipid—tho one with the butterfly on
t?" o
, “Here it is,” says momma. pushing
through the door and handing her
the humid at the some time. “Have
you« your handkerchief and your
gloves—and , the cologne bottle?"
“Yell, yea!" gasps sister; “you'll
moire me miss my train. “O-o-oo-oll!
.W‘hal‘e is my ticket? I remember 1
it in my dresser —-—"
ix pairs of feet carry three per-
loan; on a dead lull towald sister a
oloes his disgust
, 3‘39. sure to write at once."
momma
f’liell the conductor where you want
to 80,. says Lucy unnecessarily.
. “It you run out of mone3,’ sa3s
‘plpa‘. “get some from Uncle Frank.‘
"Come on!" howls
M lugging sister' a grip and followedé
anyo
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84 WASHINGTON ST.
m , and little brother flom the hall
little hl‘Ol hei‘, !
‘ruuusulr.
IS BARGAIN DAY
‘ We have just received a large line of Fancy Draperies.
Silkalines, Cretonnes, Art Ticking 2
To interest the trade we will make Special Prices on Short Lengths.
SILKALINES a1 ................................... 91:. Value 1255c
pREToNNEs at ............................ ‘ ........ 1412. Value lflc
ART'TloKlNo n ..... . ............................. 22c. Value 29c
PRINTED SCRIM ................ . . ......... . ....... 10¢. Value llc
. PRINTED scnlM ................................... 16c. Value 20c
‘ oorrso swws .................................. 8c. Value latte
SPECIAL PRICES ON HEAVY TAPESTRV.
A. Dickerman & SOn
‘ . in union tor a; limit.
Slater la 02! «Galveston News.
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IN NECK.
«Young men with manure Hilario:
evolve financial makeshifta abhor-
rent to the moral and physical nonal-
bllltlea of their opulent oldero.»81tld
gantlllty to another who expected to
seek new ,qualtora upon his return
fromn two-months’ trip on tho road:
"What are you going to do with all.
this personal truck that: is cluttering
up your room? it willwoost you any .
how a dollar a month fur storage.”
“Not the way 'I am working
things," said the man who was going
away. “i have purpoaely refrained
from paying board for four weeks and
tho landlady will hold my stuff. 0!
course I shall square up, when i come
thank and get it again, and in the
meantime she will give it free stor-
ugc.“~—~Exchnngo.
WISE WlRES.
An irlahmnn, who had returned from
a visit to the old countl‘y,’was telling
a friend of the sights that ‘had im-
pressed him.
“But the funniest of all is their little
tillyplline." he said. “'Tia a. quaro
little lnstllryluent that ye pill. up to
your face. won and to your ear and
wan. to our mouth; and then ye 8113’.
‘Are you there?” and the fellow at the
other end answers on or no-as the
case may he "——~Youths Companion.
Madras
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the Brewery, where the empty bottles can be
thoroughly Sterilized and the filled bottles pr0p
eily Pasteurized? ‘
PETER DOBEELGER
FIRST PRIZE
BOTTLED
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is the Beer of Beers for the entire family, the Beer that is entitled to its
place in the Heart of Homes.
It is bottled at the brewery exclusively.
into a thoroughly Sterile. bottle, automatically capped and sealed, the filled bottle is
subjected to perfect Pasteurization, which will kill any and all germ life that may
otherwise defy e_ven the greatest precautions. ‘
A littlo higher" no price than ordinary beer—o great deal higher” In quality
A. F. Beckmann 81 Co. Sole Agents. South Norwalk
When the
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BOTTLE!) EXCLUSIVELY AT
um noncul nasr PRIZE BREWER
P'lT'l’UllG DIVE. “1488 “81' 55th 31.
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The beer for family
use,'above all others,
Should be bottled at
“the Brewery.
Do you know that
the only sanitary way
of bottling beer is at
pure beer has been poured
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Notes of New Furniture
‘1‘)L‘i'h‘iillri contemplating i'L'-llll‘llltailillg rooms, or rc-zlr-
ranging, are always assisted by Visits to the li'xllibiliou.
lloouls. Frequent changes a re made, and throughout lllc
cominp,r season visitors will filiil SUlllt‘lillllg new to admire
each week.
At present the bedroom of the shite contains a group of
Louis XVI. furniture in fine Mahogany.
chcn pieces constitute thc suite, each bring Ul'llfl—
lllcntcd with gold overlay work Sillililll‘ to the old fashion-
cd ormolu. There are also the graceful twiats oi rihhon-.
work carving peculiar to lilt‘ Louis XVI. period. 'l‘hcrc
ul'c Hod, Dresser, l'lliil’ouicr. Dressing ‘ 'l'nblc, lircssing
Chair, Rocker and Straight Chair.
The Price, $233.00.
.' ’ Fourth Floor.
A New Silk and Cotton Fabric
of Great Beauty
“Atara Silk.” it is tullrd. :1 no“ rough \\i(l\t with a
high lustre, and of Sililfliiit wright lor LOO] \tulllltl.
In kings’ blue, jasper, green, brown, cream, tan, lilac, rose,
blue, reseda' and black.
it is not in tllc least trausparcut, and will (therefore
require no lining. No more clicctivc material could be
found for housc and afternoon gowns. llridgc gowns, or
for evening wear in the light slllldcs.
27 inches widr. 39c a yard.
Wash Goods Section.
Silk Scariing, 29c a yard
Two yards will ulnkc :1 handsome scarf, and the ma-
trrinl is very dainty with Persian and floral borders ill deli-
cnlc hues. See how little :1 scuri will cost.
Wash Goods Section.
There is a Clearance of Odd China. Portions of din-
ncr and tea sets, odd dishcs. and Various articles nccdcd in
every home. Popular priced tables. divided into lots.“ at
g, 15, 29 and 29c. Look them over.
@232 E. 212. Eran Company.
Fall Underwear
Our stock of Heavy ITndN‘uour is now (‘Olll-
plate. and we run lill your nvods ill Vests, l’auls,
I'lllon Suits and Tights.
that our most conservative cuatpmers
0 opening. at the bout.
Many Skim Open at the Side. l
Our new evening “0““ for the lall like the iiili ~ Rayo enlhloldeu tonalsla of nnmel l
and w-Intcl no urcmaklng Ver3 “”me (me of out most popular models oua little llowelh uhoso petals are
made with the no“ open skirt is of iclmed by single stitches. which ro-l
0‘ ‘0" brocndad 5m“ and 8‘3“? “‘2' \lllol blue and pale gold taffeta. The tumble rma3s it is \‘013’ simple om-i
lotus, any: Martial & Armand of Pnr-‘enllro gown is made in one piece with. bruidery and easily gxetuted. amp the;
Rayo Embroidery.
'(AThe Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
33 South Main Street. South Norwalk
Warm Fleeced Vests. Pants and Tights 25c and 50c
“hierode” lland Finished l‘ndcrwcar. 130 per
cent wool .............................
“Mannie" l'llllL'l‘Wt'al‘. all wool...98c per garment
"Mel‘ode" Underwear. silk and wool
2‘ la in the October lleuuemmg Tpegploul any room ullulrool'er. it ill drawn Philadelphia North American. -------------------- 93¢ P" garment
. A, materials ““9 ilflllfllli’ trimmed with “2'02““! ”‘6 “iii"? “lid draped toward The different llowera are cmbrolder- Union Silltam'luwr woinlu. ......... 98a to $2 ea. .
a ni icen fur hands on alcoves and berth“, n: the left side, opeulnll from lil!‘ knocked in different colors of floor. which; lnlants' and (‘hildrcn's Underwear, all sizes. ‘
' skirt homo and on [2121208. We also BROWN over a ilrm or undershirt Oi'KiVGSIl really unique effect. This curl
" use 21 Brent deal of lace with bromides V92)" 12‘8”“in lill'uwan new law. The» i hroldcry in very popular Just now, and: ‘
and taffelna. notably chlntllly. nlalirlo. nine gold “"9 ”92’9““ "“3 ""3““de i "“1012 0f 12:2 bull“! depends “DOD “W
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and Corsets.
handsome new garment:
; I Sh0wing
, 'WELL New Suits, Coats,
' * Dresses, Skirts, ~Wa’ists
You should surely we theso
while u-
sorgnonto are at their bolt.‘ They will meet your nqulromcnto'
u to style and beauty, and they are really unusual values. Our
voflorlnu will ”Deal to any economical ideas you may! have.
‘1 while Itylo ond attractiveness are always exhibited in our gar-
~, monta‘ln a marked degree. The still greater feature of value
“ is always much in evidence-«and this store's power to give great-
vlnocd.
Ladies' and Misses
Skirts from L .
Wants . . .
2: Coats from ,. .
or valuoo was never better Ih'own than now. Come and be con-
a
dd
: ’Saits S7. 98 to7530
.Ladies’ and Misses’ Dresses $5 to $50
“$2.98 10' 325‘
98c to $22
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venetian and Irish point. Luce la ox-
tromcly well liked for evening wear,
and we use it not only as u trimming
but no a material. making uholo over-
drcaeca of it or using it so conspic-
uously for llrhua andtunirs and panel
trains that the other materials in the
dread are quite lost sight on
While one cannot very well call to!-
teta a now material. for taffeta tailor-
madea were the vogue all spring and
summer. its use for evolling gowns la
the latest vaxsry orthe new fallhlonll.
However. the new thing is not always
the general thing, and so one still seen
more dinner drama of embroidered
chiffon and me! than or soft silk or
brocade: Much of the embroidery is
done in bonds. especially in the metal-
lic beads and the golddinod crystals
that have a fire and brilliance beyond
the ordinary also: bond. The bond.
work nerves thq’douhlo purpose of
trimming the drool and giving sumo
lent weight to tho, (impel-loo to hold
them down to the Itralnht drooping
colitour ol the day.
All to‘tho general line» or ovonini
drones the Mini and tho tunic aro'tlih
. most important factors to be reckoned
with. The Vsklrts are mostly draped
and many of them are open at tho oldo
$7.98 to $35
fim_
manually the right tide. no the vi-
canny filled with a transparent veil
’of lace or chiffon or home other 12ml
fabric that maker no airman or old.
‘lnu 1a. ankle. Ono mustn't compare
him new opening with tho immodersu
Ill at tho out alto-til towns that.
' l. » or the kimono slam; at human
effort ol the drapvrr in a slanting line
across the droolielago of the bodice.
in evening gowuswnnd in fact in oi:
most all our drones had our units as
Weil'y-WQ one the raised waistline. i
prefer it waistline about two inches
above the normal line, for it is bo-
comlng to alfnoat all types of nouns.
and a woman can wear it whether the
in short or tall. (if course. we vary
the line somewhat. and in a number of
our models it. is much more than two
inches higher thou the natural waist»
line.
For afternoon wear. both for suits
and dream, we are recommending
velvet. of all kind: and descriptions.
The chilion weights are the moat Imit-
ublo for the mount styles. which re-
qulro pocullorly loft and drlpahlo ma-
terials. The plain black velvet: are
very Imort for butts, but for drenc-
wo an the flowered, striped and
checked Volvo“. '
Whoa we on the plain velvet for a
soon we mix it with embroidered chit-
.on. with taffeta and with accordion“
at the plain Itlrl'nco. We on a float
deal of for on our afternoon rum and
autumn.
For tailomnade condom 1ho coat:
or. slightly longer that tiny were fut
M your, the alcove: small at the top, and.
in the shorter lansm‘, yids at an
bottom.
Ililrtn are bola: malls slightly Wider
than my mm mm. M to tho mum
platted chiffon to break the monotony.
‘ In all our new sum and drum tho
icolora used. rather than the work.
M...
Home Holpo. i
Keep your sleeves up with a pair ofi
bicycle clip: when washing dishes orl
doing other work. l
The best way to take tho tarnish off
allVorware in to let it aloud in Soul‘s
milk for a short time. it in loot 1111
clean all if an hour or two had been
spent on mooring it.
Lamp wicks will burn evenly if a
tiny V is supplied in tho conter after
the wick has boon out aqufrely. ,.
After lrnninx stiff collars roll them
tightly and llip them lnllde of a ghuu
tumbler until they are thoroushly dry.
in this way they will keep their phone
and occupy lou apnea-“Now Haven:
NEW SKlRTS WILL BE BROKEN UP
many of the cult: brought in for the
early fall. and many of the summer‘s
popular fanciu are in evidence in both
Times-bender. . lwwinx aprons, being short and square.
Not the corners exactly like an apron.
~ The N. E. Ryan Co.
86 Washington 828‘“!
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which cornea to tho floor all around and“ know 1i uni left to ham, in a taunt-loll
often dcvclopa into a small tlain. lpolul. 'l‘ho tunic was plain and tho
Fringe is trimming everything. ligaltlrt wall of blacked malarial, the
oven adorn! the bottom: of long tunlrniuhlrt polity: up in n V ill from whore
with the affect of having lilo frlngo at ilw lliilit‘ wua aluahrd.
the bottom of the skirt. Odd apronas Sumo oi the new wall-in of ROWHH
are among the tunic arrnnuunollta.I allllvo slootolm invllot ar'lanzcmonla
And it in u now funny to hate thong which fail lwlon the hall in snuum
Enron. of lingerie materials like the tails oxiumlilllt half out or mow down
fichua or waist fronts ofwluch they are the lklll and giving a panel mm.
a pull. Some of them look like dainl3 i Bioovca. thou in still short are tultln;
to lhcmrolvoa doop turn buck mun.
ldvon thr kimono alorvo in lwlng llnlzh-
oil in thin way. Many of theme cuffs
1“ ill! “in, in one allk gown thorn nro or gauntlet «hum». and tho sloovos
w” a white velt- trout m tho walut mo nonwlimon lulled a trifle into them
and thin lace ran doom into the vlklrt! 10 "IN“! R llinht pull in: the elbow.
Them in no and of whims for break-
contra and Iklrto. That there in to no
, not antlroiy soon, two mum ..
lain brought together In one in ‘ ill aura. about. at have helm.
be much mod. Bordon will soon
among tho hnudiome wow (in. of
of blank and white attrition. with a
dime loch bot-liar of tho amt ntrlnu
acontlnuanco of the lilting for a mlx- icornorod piece that looked like an
cure of fibrin and contrast at material apron cut too narrow. Just below um.
ill the units Iowa to certain. While piano. edging int-the bot-WM W" it
border effect. are low, £210th they are oh Iqunro bow of black \olVet rhinos,
i
the now Wool: oil It counter 39mm”.
says that New York Mania; San. wast
bill" 10 ”I0 imam, Gunilla ill a. muffle "~«».
“ Fail Mllllnol’y.
The mushroom aha‘po ropiinnm a la-
vorite for the small gill. Anton: halal
of thin style. the ones of tartan plaid
tho ribbon running around the skill 4
ful nice. out: the Newark New.
mu way up mum of tho skirts there Ribbon bow: and quills
are famous of narrow romeo. which.
by the way. are taller than they Worn
in midsummer. Time {animus aro
him It tho points with little ro:
it» or bow.
on tunic drapery was slashed In
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oldvr six-la.
Twovcolorod haul, are non moon
union; the fall millimry. The crown
undelhrtm in of black. blue or 1mm
other color. flats of am kind am
found not only in lo
'aro l‘llllmillly norontng to the youth .
continue“
popular for trimming achool hats for
'and upper brim in of white, white the '
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