'li‘ull soon. we know.
That (Phoebe?) Snow
Will Cover earth
NOTIW
Always ask to price mu
W111. moron till Fort rum,
'lllast Not-walk. before you tell»; -
to any one also. I lull 111 ll).
for rm. 'lo tor auto tires. it
not skinned. and best prices for
rubbers and metals and feather
beds I buy fthlnl in th a
line at 1.111.111.1111. and old
automobiles. i take out. of town
orders it you lot me know ahead
of time. send postal or tele-
I phone 441. I have very clean
lllll lililii Bill
A Shayla density Brings dealt
the Naturgiilohr-llantiruii
Quickly Removed
_ How otten one hears the expression.
."She is gray and beginning to look
old." it is true that gray hair usually
denotea age and is always associated
with age. You never hear one when
red to as having gray hair and looking
wiping rags for iactories.
‘ With robe of, white—
But what care we ‘
If air is chilled.
When him are filled
With Anthracite?
young.
The hair is generally the index of
age. if your hair is gray. you cant
blame your friends for referring to
you asxlooklng old. You can't retain
a youthlul appearance it you allow
your hair to grow gray. Many persons
at middle age jeopardize their tuture
simply by allowing the gray hair to
become manifest. if your hair. has be-
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is simple, inexpensive and practical.
and will banish the gray hairs in a tow
’dnys. it in also guarnntct‘lfto rcmo1o§
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When in Douh
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ROGER LUDLOW
TWIN CITY
NUGGET
LITTLE GEM
CIGARS
any. navaows. no.
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“to Bentiuoi won in error yesterday
outing that Mra .i W. Btudweil
«at her house in Booth Main
W. The house has been rented.
{lush Stoodar Evenings
Homer S. Beers 81 Co.
‘ 1lilaint strenuously.
, the ordinary course of events. will one
A Le South Norwalk Savings Bank
am every man who wants to help himself Every cent deposited
i do out only sale from loss. but is earning a liberal rate of interest.
dandruff and promote the growth of
the hair '
An Opportunity
to get a new drama house. oiled
iioors, all modern improvements.
near trolley and center, for only
$2500; terms; immediate poppet
U
appear. i
This preparation is offered to the
public :11 lliiy cents a bottle. and is
rocmnmondmi and sold by all drug.
change for home in town.
Call, write or phone
‘ D. S. HULL
. Room 1, Havlland Block
Phone 4144. South Norwaik.
We”.-. W. “m... w.
Biillli Alli] lliliiRAlS .
1
Mrs.
lioyi.
W. 0. Hoyt.
Ella l., wiio oi lir. Wm. t‘l.
on Sound New art-1111c. Stamford lloi
{are her mnrriugc silo was Miss Lind-
en} oi‘ llroukiyn, Silo 1.11 sunlvcd by
11111111 sous William 'bviug the chiral
lililAl ill llAll Slitil
\\ ALI. STREET. ill: in a. llI.--SUN Iiii
which but in the advance at yesterday
were sold heavily at the opening oi
the marhct today. and lust part oi their
gains. l‘. S. Stool was again the most.
active issue. and declined 5-8. Arnal-
Vuutuatod Copper and American Smelo
22 W. WASHINGTON 811.60. NOR.
26 WOODWARD AV!“ 80. NOR.
13 MAIN ST» NORWALK
Chesapeake and Ohio roll back i M.
11701.: A HAWSER.
Some of the industrials made iair
gains. including National Biscuit.
American ice, Allis-Chulawrs pid. and
l American Telephone.
WALL S’l‘.. il a. n1.~~-.\ioat oi the
initial losses Were recovered before
the bears sucooodcd in“ stopping the
rally by a trash attack on ll. 3. Steel.
Mimi Beookow Escapes with Warn.
‘” Vino. However.
Muster Alfred Beeskow. oi Leonard
sirect.q1ilie~red 11 humor belonging to
.l. P. Crosnman yesterday. He was
surprised in the act by Mr. ('roasman.
but ran away. though he took the rope
with him. That stock yicldod a point l0 and.
This morninr, Mr. (‘rossmau com- and Union Pacific, Southern Pacific.
plainod 10 the police and acrompanleil Reading. and Lohiult Vulicy gave way
by Omcer Jarvis S. Murray he went nearly on much. (Tin-supeake and Ohio
in young llfil‘flkow'fl home. Thu 111110 was hammered as a result of its poor
was found 1“ ”‘9 l’Olllll’B POWMRIOH. lunnunl report and lost two points
lie was given a scare. Mr. Crone
man relentiug and dccidlng not to HIGH TROLLEYM STEPS.
have the youns man arrested. He! 11.1111‘1‘01111, om. 21.~-—rhe move-
made him return the hawsor. howavcr, m...“ 0, “'on‘pn'g organisations “1|
lllll morning, will the "0“ time any over the State, beginning about two
boy steals anythiua‘ oi hi". Crossmnn‘s. 3...”... ago, for u". lowering of 11.9
the latter promises I0 push “"3 00"" stops on trollcy cars used in the cities
;und isruer town», has come bejore the
""‘"" Public iltilitiou Commission. which.
ARCHDUKE "MN! JOOEF WIDU. upon a complaint mudc by Mrs. John
vaNAr Oci. [ll-’4‘“? M"“‘“‘“’ '1‘. Sterling. oi‘ ilridpeport. uuaiuat
Kari Fm” 11°”! ”“1 Princess “W 0' conditions, and thel petition of others
Pnrma. were married A“ "‘9 ”ml“ at for relief, has assigncd a hearing up-
Rchwaraau. Lower Austria. today. l“ on the subject for Oct. 24 at the cap
'llie presence of the emperor, the king ltoi.
ioi Saxony and many other members
m a“
of royalty. Special interest attached TEAM STRUCK AT CANNON 0.”.
to the wedding. as the bridegroom. in TN"-
A grocery wagon anti horse, the
owner oi which could not he learned.
iwas ntruck by tho south-bound train
on tho rlanhury diviaiou. at Cannon
Station (housing st 11:15 o’clock last
night. The horse. inlt unbitchod. had
. wandered dowu from Geortietown.
Probate court. disallowing .the 1111- The wagon was smashed to kindling
count of M". Albert E. Miti‘hdll. [(11 wood lilitl mo “on", w.“ “mm”: cut
ministratrix of the estate of Frank T in several places
Wycitol‘f and the claims of Edwin L.
ticofleld. as guardian oi tipoiiont T.l
Wyckoii'. son of F. 'l‘. Wyckoli, are (or
the most part allowed.
day become emperor-king of Austria-
Hungary.
“paw...“
FiNDlNO m wvcaorr case.
. {WAMFORIL Oct. 2i. ------ A i‘ludtlll halt
been made by Judge Lockwood. oi the
m...“ m...—
JUDOI OROIICUP llOlONI.
(iiiltiAth. Oct. 23¢WJIM“ Peter ill.
today torwsrdsd his rssimttoa‘ to
President Taft. lilo asked. that it be
come «dotivo next Monday.:
WW ,
Mr. and Mrs; John etul‘lts. recently
married. returned to Norwuik today
and will spend Sunday with Mrs.
. iiiurka’s mother. Mrs. Rm Guamieri.
or Water street. They will spend the
am. three days on next week in
, Bridgeport, Mr. Btarktrs items.
1 "i understand there was a great
loss over the match of the motdrman
and the heiress?“ "Yes; hil folks are
oil out tip-asap she isn‘t hair you,
Closed tiniurdarl at Noon.
1H1« .
Ioil tor the body of the gown-wsorge.
, cloth, velvet or satin. whichever it bap-
sion harm. 8 acres, good Sroom gists. Special ugcul. Stilleoud’owoll
house. barn, poultry houses. fruit: t‘orl ”mm“
2 12 miles out. Will sell or ex- "' ‘ l
ling lost 3-4 and lluiou l‘ncinc 1 1»..'
iirossnap. or the ii. iii. Circuit (loan. 1
fOF'i‘NTEuasr
giro—1
9________MEN
Details Iooomo Important.
Lacking any radical change in line.
details take an amusing importance in
the new aoason‘s iashions. A sleeve.
delta. a collar or a snail of particular
illness or grace is content to bring an
otherwise average gOWn to the llrst'
rank of favor. This autumn my lady
must depend on little nineties of tin-1
ish, little engaging tricks of color and
ornament for her upto-ihe-minuto air.
1warance.aa_vs Vogue.
The newest of the new long sleeves: is
Martial et Armand‘s masterpieces,
with its tap of transparent material
and the deep cuff of the fabric onlploy-‘
Done to be.
chin.
The draped slomo is another new
note. emanating train the, house of Pa-
quin. it appears in her smartest thou
The eiiect is llltdoniubll"
an oiletlivoly drapcd elocvo “the iul
ness is caught uudcr buttons or trim-
ming of homo sort and tho irrcgularj
line of the alcove along the cdgo is
most ~plboaalng.
Robes d'lutexicure and ball gowns
feature the sleeve that loaves a por-
lion oi tho uppcr arm qulto haw. (inc
soon alcoves oi the illutiost tulle appar
cilili minim: about the at 1:1. caught
in pinto by a beautiful muumcnt or]
hanging ire-e likc a scarf i
Collars. too, are showing woluicrlul
Hoyt, died Thursday, at. her residence "llillc quirks and quibbica of ucwuoss.
l‘uquiu gives us a particularly smart
unc tlcvclupud in not or chiil‘on ilniaihi
cd with a bit of still. and liming a
waterfall at line liii‘v arranged in lilo!
buck. ,
And how is smoothing tor the an
man who lutca the comfort of an opt-l1
lthroni and whose mirror tolls incl" 11
'liigh collar is mom becoming. For her
special bonetll Maraatno llncroix has
designed a collar of .mposlur hclght,
usually of satin, but opening in a V
shape in (root and held in plact1 by a
inciuu. There are smart little rovers.
turning back just under the corn:
than1 uro laced in brightcolorod vol
vol. 6
Sashes art- legion. 'l‘hc vcry nowcat
mlaht be called a sash or a back panel
with equal accuracy. it in about in
inches broad and shlrrod and finished
at the top with a three inch upstanding.
trill. it may be or the material of the
body of the dress. or of a contrasting
fabric; or. better still. of re1orslhle
satin. In the latter one ilnda an ex
cellent idea for refurbishing a last non-
son‘ a innit
The intent ilchu viii-cl in said to
"slim" the dance it consists oi two
milieu of chiflon. lace edged and
caught to a narrow point at the waist
in front, spreading wide over Ibo
shoulders, and caught again last abort1
'tbe waist line in the back with a
quaint old cameo. From the ornament
the lane is continued to form a sharp
point hanging down some” inches. .
U
Drona Query Punter Paris. 1
m...—
it is a point at question those days
whether the norm or the accessories
claim importance in a scheme. writes
the Paris corroapondeat of- the New
York Press. 011 one chic modal there
will be nothing except stitching on the
edge of rovora.111nic and cults. On an-
othcr there will he frills of lace. rows
of buttons. panels of braid and em-
broldoty, and so on, not" the original
gown is lost under trimming. it is in-
dcod hard to choose between the two
opposite types of dress. So the Paris-
icuno takes both in her charming lit-
tle way.
Changeable clients have tor weeks
born the color scheme. The changeable
ntuussellnu do sole is now in the ilelti
and is exceptionally lovely for evening
gowns.
Dreaad oi lullo and silk mail with
flowered berth-rs ate charming for
debutante frocks.
Old gold is one of the favorite colors
for evening. The embroidery in bonds
still holds its prominent place in the
decorative world.
i
For arternoon wear‘there is an an,
toa’isbinriovoritirm hounded to char-
mouse. it is the tutti used tor suits,
dreasesot all typemiuni in all colors.
The isllhot is at Maillot. oae
wars large. outshone with abuse
how of Copper-colored liberty build.
1 Many black huts Infotainment in
white immense crowns. .bsnda and
hour or white tulle or. incline are used
White tulle it to 1111 and authorized
tor blouses. phantom“ unlit,- tit ,
was
at _
.lllack vclvol in tho lawn-11d kind.
“ed the cry of tho "
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lI'W6 CENTS.
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DRY GOODS ST ORE
uoawmcs LEADING 1
3
and 5 Gazette Budding
NORWALK. CONN.
Beacon
tyours ago.
Now they are the
ilinukei on the market.
They are warmer.
longer and look
most
butler
_ Blankets
Were practically unknown
lighter,
than wool
blankets costing twice the money.
a 'l‘ew
popular
woar
And be
See Our ills Stock of New
Beacon Bath Robe Sills
Beacon Crib Blankets
‘ and Beacon
Eiderdown by the
lil an endless variety of color-lugs
and (insignia.
low prices.
Yard
properly surprised at the
It is a pleasant dressing for tho hair, tot and afternoon frocks and is quitr viz; and fur will be the tilmming i
and ilflill‘ using it u [cw dim; llilllflil likt1 uu up-iodato skill in minimum i A docidcd 1031111 for black velvet and
and (bypass of the scalp entirely dis Show. soil material is accord-um for dark “my him. "11".; lg noticeable mm"
livlupctlaliy are there stunning suits
made out those two fabrics,
()11 some tailored suits there are 1-1.1-
vcra and collars in while or any colors,
A lovely owning gown was Ill or-
phan-colored illiltllliit‘llnt‘ (in solo ovor
pal. bluc 11min. Thu bodice and ionic
Wt’l‘t! eluln‘oidcrml in silver bonds and
a fling.» oi slirci‘ edged tho slccwa.
tunic and sash.
lluitoua aw much used on blouscs.
iu~
ilt‘t‘tl. the trimming of black. witctbt-r
ll be black not. velvet or satin, in tho
dcruicr cri and unliclliably olilv.
'l‘lic \antcuu plnil is :1 feature on
nouligccu or low gowns.
()uc cult-twining dt-tlmcr llilal hood-
pot-ltcilcss sex" and
has supplied 1111 M111 a pockct at a
very nuexwr'tcd place. to ho euro. He
has lurucd up the. cnd til 11 sash or
llflllt‘l into an uiillloillt‘rn and we arc.
happy.
'i‘hi11 hat of parasoi dimensions shows
matters of gorgeous plumes plarctl
over the crown A irinuc of fur is used
in urine the shape. lienplte tho iavor-
Itinlu shown to thc patll chapcau. we
shall always love the large- planted hat.
We know when we look well.
THE WOMANMEART
(Hy Ethel (ToleonJ
i am so proud it matters not
'l‘ but he has gone away;
ills plcaaantness i have {Olfiiilr‘
That was of yesterday.
No pain or grief my unit“ wrings;
0i coming joy my glad heart sings.
Why should i mourn a vanished awain
With likely lads in pic-1111',
Or strive one lost love to regain
When new loves number twcut _1 ‘.‘
()l truer {flotilla l have no lack.
Yet—«(loll in lioavcu. bring him back!
Renovations.
Breath iolh may be washcd and
mounted.
Chilton may also be washed with
unrccsa. l
And nearly all stairs may be thus
refreshed.
Chilton may be olthor
dry or pressed.
Alter warning any inbric
rinsed again and again.
Such garments mum of course
ripped up before bciug washed.
'l‘ho pressing should invariably bo
pinned up to
must be
be
.on the wrong side. excepting mlrolr
1'ell'ot..1-1Denver Timon.
Bumptuous Fabric.
Wool~bsolt laillo of satin gloss iii
the richest tones is oneoi the sumptu-
ous iabrlca 1for {all and winter coo»
tomes.--.'ew York Tribune.
1... ape—ion...
. Ono-diced Meet.
The onooidod affect i1- sironrer than
ever. says an exchange. . is soon in
day gowns ot’ heavy historian as well
as those tor evening wear. a callinn
costume hall soft, black toilets and
ball black velvet being quite as 11111161
some as that of. ohiiion and lace. half
and half.
Evening. “in 1-1-1111. emu.
charmed“ continues to be the tub-
ionnble fabric lunaticruooa wear. The
interim trimming in stilt Male. says
a, New York Prone Paris writer.-
il‘or evening gowns the supple char-
meuso is veiled with chiffon or mour-
“line to solo. Ritalinn that idea is
the use oi breaded satin. '
Alert oi the shirts torreveaiug have
small trains. Tantali- are ”‘3?” the
with white mousseline do sole. l,
tilrdles and sashes are often in
colors on blacknmiwhlte
110111111,
The cashmere designs on velvet am
now. This now mutcriai is used for re
vol-.11 and cuffs on suits.
1.01111 (“oats arc the new filililil‘t'S on
tailored suits. 1.0111: slot-res also have
been shown by litany designers, but
owr bore no dictum is absolute. 'i‘hcrc
Arc too many oppoainx mmlisica. ouch
out- launching his poi idea. 'l‘ltcrcfurc.
cuioy the lcnicltcy that characterizes
this nutumu's styles.
A gorgeous common by Lucilr1 K:
t‘ompuny rivals the models of i‘rcuch
mailers. This English house is com-
pulling admiration by its lowly tiller-
lugs. 'l‘hc gown rci'crrcd to was of
\"llllah chifliou embroidered in sc-
optiun and littlc cmpirc wreaths. The
chiffon l'cll 0101' an undw'drons of lace
and rose silk. A sash of pale pea green
was used. and to complete the sea-
ioum effect a tunic of blue was placed
over the down. The whole got-goons
color scheme suggested sunset and
son. i
Single rcvcrn on coats are used, with
beautiful plallingn of lace and mulll
waning forth in all their glory.
Black vcivoi has been made up into
long collie for afternoon wear. The
capo coats. by the way. are quite the
newest thing. Frequently a straight
cost will have an outer capelike ar-
rangement teaching to the horn oi the
skirt.
For on tho edge of hats. coats.
wraps and gowns will again be worn.
'I‘ailloss ermine holds the lint-st place
for evening as trimming on muffs.
courts and wraps.
Lacc is extremely chic. it is used as
radius on skirts of evening dresses. it
is u llt‘.‘lil0tl feature on ilchus. draped
bodiccs and blouses.
Personal Style.
If woman would only stop to thinkI
that it isn't 1101911111111 for her to wear'
the some 1111ch at gowns that overv
othct woman wears~thai hcr pctsonal . .
slylc is more the point to ho consider
111i. many a woman would he called
beautiful who is really plain looking .:
in a style and color of sown unsuited _
to her which she wears because she
saw it on some. otbcl woman to whom 1'
it was called and which made her at
tractive. There is mine color he- 1 While out shopping, Will” not .
coming to ovary woman, and ‘aho : drop in and try mm“, M our ..
should scorch for lt.-1.artlord Lour- Fresh-nude 0mm, and ice
ant. Cream. "
Lace Button hols.
your new lace waist or yoke. baate
small squares of thin material under
alter working the huttonholes. and
they will be ionnd to ho lirm and
strong-«Montreal Star.
“111‘“ . . .
Collie Elleot oiled.
The shoulder cape effort for both
aownr and roots is extremely becom-
ing to the woman with srsceiul about.
tiara. says, an unusual». This capo
idea is enacted out In "heavy lanes on
home of the evening wraps.
b‘mw
led and Ilsok.
There is quite a revival oi combina-
tlonso or red and blank especially in
tailored clothes. ssys the Hartford
Gout-oat One suit was of black motor-
at the high waist line of the coat and
a never of red on the trout oi the shirt.
navy Tassels.
Tassels oi brilliants are exception
ally iashlona’oiu and attractive. rays
mt.
also New gavel; Journal mortar '1‘th
Gama
l
I
dounailihlng ends like sashes, sit-cv—
on and tunics and arc 1.11.11 put. on the
fronts of the lace coats that are worn
over colored gowns.
.um—a
Skirt Styles.
While a number of shirts .1111 manic
with matching bolts of the sumo thin to.
oibcrs are mounted on a slightly ilciylr
toned. waistband so as to do away with
tho bolt, says the llry Goods lit-opo-
mist. A few of tho lllll‘ Paris lnodcls
show a skirt that is slightly gath‘mNi
in the waistline, but this style has
been found too extreme to be generally
popular and the plain bucks set in with-
out any l‘uluesn the best seller.
Have you a house to rent?
Sentinel to let ad.
Try a
Witch rcady to work hutlonholcs in 1 1
ouch place whore you wish to make‘
thorn. Cut away the uncut“: material 1
lot with just a tiny hit at red net in,
5 Q31
ll’lli‘llmml all}; lllllll
awaits the shopper whose time is lim-
ited. but whose knowledge of his
wants are accurate. especially when
Clothing in what is needed. He’ll savo
time. patience and shoe leather by
coming here and finding the very
thing he's wishing for. This line is
our specialty, and our splendid stock
stands for our years of experience in
knowing how to buy. (“time and con-
\ince yoursclL
iGottlicb’s $7 81 $10
11 NORTH MAIN ST.
PHONE. 336-5.
Henry Wilkens
17 NORTH MAIN 31'.
We also give special attention
‘ uto dances and entertainments.
w.- 11“. .m- .- .-. . -.......
vaeaters .
am now in neuron and cart be"
had here only in strictly all
wool. No cotton mixed swab.
on sold in this store of quality.
_l’ure Wool . ...... ..... ....Oii.00
Heavier weight sumo quai-
ily . “Hum
.......
White. Gray, brown, Navy.
Maroon Colors. 1
Arrow eaum 2 terrace
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