thy/renters"
Silly 10,9hy12 ‘
wool. Fiona apes.
‘sfs by 10-6, 9 by 12.
TAPESTRY anus‘ssw. .
, 11-3 by 10-11 and 11 [by 10.
“‘Axmus'rnrr Hues.
. 9 11.11112 11.
LACE CURTAINS AND PORTIERES. .
SHADES TO ORDER A SPECIALTY..
7A.! lickerman 81 Son
South Norwalk
We give S&H Green Trading Stamps
.184 Washington Street,
Charlie Weedhus resigned his post-1
tion at G. F. Sievens’s . -.
l". S. flawless as purchased an E. M.
F car from Dr. Whitney Lyous.
A number of local tans attended the
game .11 Bedi‘md yesterday. Quite a
crowd also followed the Colts to South
Norwullt.
Fred Bird's Cadillac, which was
smashed some time ago when Mr.
Bird's. leg wn-s broken, in almost repair-
ed. ,\11'. llird is slowly recovering [ruin
his injuries.
1.
Nel. Brown was injured yesterday
7; anvn'r mil-1111.
.‘. iNGRAlN CARPETS.
' list Friday evenin. l
‘ I
when lit‘ \1'21'1 ruutht between 1110 auto-
mobiles.
His lurch was bruise-.1 and:
Nel, t’OllSltlvbl‘tl it 1111111111116 to have. es-'
cupid more seriouu injurv
E B. Laurienre 11nd i‘uiuilJ and John
Belire and lazuli} mired 11211.12 lust
evening: from 11 11in to Williams Col.
lege, Miss, Splendid weather lireiail-
ed and 1111' 1111-111 trip was 11111016111,
$0111.» .llleQl’y was caused Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Iii 211' lust evening. Word'
llilSSOil"1![Ullil1l that their littleason
and daughter were lost.
hail been iuh‘i seen iii. the Cmigregrb
tiouai (‘huirh They are little tote
and it was Haired that they had strain
ed uwta:'1lieJ 1. me inter found not.
china: the “motif-s" ut the Congregn- , Si.
tionni (11111111.
Waiter Adam coachmau at the i-gll
(..‘i.lliil€‘i‘ 1111100 died there Friday utter-
noot'i. lie was ‘.‘.i yi-a 11; old and 1111-11115:
a wile and 11 inoilier. He had been
at Your Cllllullil for several weeknl
' Some time ago he won inlreu sick uurl‘
was removed to 1111 011i- of town 111111111-
tai Ho come home, several weeks ago,
‘ the Catholic Church interment was
' in Springtime Cemetery.
The Busluens Men's Association held
its first. meeting niuce the nunini‘er re-
‘ calls on Friday. 13110 business oi‘ impor-
tance wan transacted 11’s the meeting
was a. sort ofmrellmlunry to get the
‘dhmer was tillwunned at the meeting.
' nor a neiulnnnuai al‘iuir.
1 «1.1... “mi—w»
A large attendance was present at
' . 9001116 ut the Congregational Church,
,1 that evening. Moving picturen of King
‘ (Margo and bin wife at the Dumar in
indin .nutLoi.’ current events were
i
1
i
, The funeral was held this morning at all sorta 0‘ notion. won comic-111 Some.
, carried out.
Iter. kept the animals (7) constantly
regular meetings gunned Tl‘e recent Humour 111111 dance merrily Then would
i All the member's seemedmhlghly 1111111111 9‘1 The.reasou “31’ the od’dity “1 Emile
edo ,. ”m “0%“ of the dinner The’wafl that innldo the animal's siialie, , .
f unoc 1111011 will probably nitrite the diu- We“ ”'0 boys. 'Horaeii, monkeyn lions ' 1 ‘.
More will 111111 beam and wild animals of all do-
be decided .111 the meeting next month aerlntoins roamed leisurely about the
place. The snakeoharmer and Mr. 1111113 ' , I «we have not
l
the normal rully held by the young‘ The guudlly dressed ciownn 11111111111111
‘ emotions.
, ed music. Lemonade, unite. candy, etc.
Special 1.1.111. had been 111-,
ringed 11y 11111 11111111; toilet. . Mr. Hon
unset sang new rel been solos Vary
ornate uncommi Minimum curing we:
‘, .Mrs Learning
’l‘l lillr . tended. Patents relatives and friends
1 ‘. ‘ ~
‘e U ‘ 811‘ of the rounz folks tithing
TAPESTR‘Y CARFETS. _.
:gtriireoute during the three innings he
"pitched 111.66.111.11 played a. line some
,7 in the 1111.1 and 11.1.1.1 well until after
‘ 11.1. total sixth The more by inningn
FIBRE MATTlNGS- )
JAPANESE MATTINGS.
CHlNA MATTim
* on. 61.07119. '
.111 widths.
Colin“ 101200200-6
1 hub-beta, , too 3 1) 5 11 0 1......
. The Colts lost rather unfortunately
LiNOLEUMs. .
Printed and Inlaitl.
'-terdny, 13 to 12. : The grime was proo-
j'tiualiy woolly the locals until the
crowd eurortched upon the field in the.
. ninth inning. It was 11. case of either
winning to play and forfeiting the
pita the crowd. The score stood 12 to
5 in fairn- oi the Colts until the crowd
come uptm the field, Whitloult started
to pitch for the Colts. He blown up in
the first inning and Jonepli Rilev went
in Riley pitched a splendid game and
lreceivod good support The Colts did
well, antiwhen the ninth inning came
’Phone 446
{kw
, to the South End: atJBrondaitimr your
name, Or tithing a. chance to win ties--
9 My ot‘ it. ' Youi hair” become;
light. wavy, tiuity.‘ 1111.11.11.11 1111.11qu
Marti as soft. lustrous and bountiful
its a young girls utter a Dnnderiue
hair cleanse. Just try tiltinmlmoietou
a cloth with a little mndorine and
carefully draw it through your hair,
taking onev'amnll ifltl’ltlld» at. '11. time.
This will cleanse the hair or dust, dirt
or exceaalve oil and in 1.111 a lewimo~
menus you have rloullled the beauty
or your hair 5 . ‘
A delightful inn-urine nwnlts. parties
uiorly those who Ql12..re'been careless,
ruff; cleanses,
you most will
1 udry. brittle. or thin.
Besides beautifying the hair.
the diabolvea every unrtlule or don‘t» ']
tuition and 1.4.1.0111... ;
the scalp. torevor stunning itchingnud
ltalliug hair, but what will
Donner "'
please ‘
be after u few
wanna: tune of Dnnderlue, ,
will actually see new hair—Lime 111111
dowuy nt flraté—yea—ebut really new
hair growing all over the scalp.
You; cure for pretty, soft hair,.nnd loin
oi it; nureiy' get u 26' cent bottle at
knowltonla -‘Dnn1lerine 'irom- any drug
store or toilet counter and just try it.
when
you
if
had a total or twelve runs chalked tol Colts 01‘, course, objected without much
their credit. The South Ends had iiti-5 ni'il.
iRilo‘y. rather new at the game.
tied only two runs to the three, gntheni borrnme. a little fussed at thedistur-
611 in the first inning. The crowd i’a-l'lninoe.
vorabl'e to thei;~ home team, was whol—
ly dissatisfied
(frail; and Smith were umpir-
,in‘g. Two bulls plainly landing outside
it became impatient‘ ot'the foul line Were culled fair. A gen-
waiting for the team to do something and outburst of yelling and .hooting
amidst the
and broke out in the final inning Thei broke loose.
.At length
convention before deciding defililtel\'
111 on this matter it was a small but
entluislustie gathering that came to- ‘
gather. Dr Perdu an eminent Pro-
gresaive was unable to be present.
The meeting it as adjourned until the'
20111. which is thin. Friday. An effort? 1'
Will he made to secure some sneakers 1‘
for that night A numbers of voters
will be enrolled 111163; the 'Progresslte
the annual eieotion or the board of
trustees of the Lnipn'ihnpei tool:
place at 'i‘almadge gill, yesterday. D i
S, Bennett was elgt. ti its chairman of;
the Board, Clarence 11111111151114 (‘l1131'-'3 ’
lee Dill'llfl were. elected ‘ior a term off
three years. Mrs. M. S, Merritt was?
chosen as clerk of the trustees. D. S.;
Bennett was chosen 11g superintendent?
of the Sunday-school, Joseph milieolt'
Ru swrotnry, and Miss Myrtle Macin-
iyre as assistant secretary. Clarence,
Summis was eliosen treasurer. A re-’
port or the Lorilee! Aid Society showed, .
u contribution of: $46 townrds church
expenses. The treasurer had collected.
$38 and 3200 had been subscribed. mole. '
int; a mini 01’ $288. The attendance
llits kept well up during the your, and
inelioard feels thntln has inuny things: .
to be thankful for. Thanks 10,3112; 'i‘r.iu-'
liadS for the interest 111111 he nae
sin. 11-11 are due The church wmk llilS
been progressing well and storm the
(tuning 59111 with 131.1in nroauuets lie-J
fore it. 1 l
“~T“"“”" ' L
The circuit held at the Looming"
1111169. Saturday after-110011, was well 111»
1?.
part in the
uti'uii' en; upon the lawn and enjoyed;
the liorforiuauro. it. was :1 sequel to,
the fair held on the Flatter place lust:
“week Both tV'ere for the benefit 0i"
Mary's Children's ("unveieseom
lit, me at \‘ornniit. . i‘iie’ previous tit-1
lair lind been interrupted by the 11111111.;
Sn uttiuy‘ 3 weather wun luau 1'1 élll. not;
no hot it make things uncomfortable.
lyet plant) warm enough, The chll-l
idrrn duured did tr'n'iezo work, hunt! l
springs. somersnultn. clown nets. until
e1 e1 Vining to (“111136 the 11111111111111.1110;
net 1119111111, gully dressed, periorrnlngi ,
time just
clever stunt; toi children were also
Mr. Looming 1111 11113 nurse
on the more. it was a large uttering ‘ l '
rirotju. White pillows stuffed wrth
straw formed the ring American tings].
gully waving were uned to tlecornto‘
the zillion. Pretty linlletdnnoers would
made. .
“tome an elephant rather oddly obitu-
Mrs. Tom Thumb were also present.
They pranoed about doing
all fool ntuntu imaginable, provoking
much laughter. A‘ phonograph turnl'uh.
were sold upon the grounds About
875 was 1111112111 upon tint «flair.» Thin ,. I
in quite. 11 lot ionohildr‘ert, 1111.! about
‘11 in tenure of the
lasebal
(LEAGUE AND AMATEUR)
» EVery Baseball Fan
should have one of The Evening Situtiuel’é
Score Tablets
With it you know at any
how many hits have been made
‘by each club, how many runs, and: how '
.many errors, what inning it 1s and how
1 _ , _ many are out. . ~
(“Keep the results of the game before you
all the time by use of the best scorer
(llit' 1s a vestrpoeket size, MADE
» . 0F CELLULOID; durable, and will last
' ” the entire season it is 311.111.11.11 design
, ‘ to that carried by the umpire. ,
1'1 huge supply, so get
, yours early - J ,
.
Sweet Potatoes ,- .
’ Green Lima Beans .
11.111. snowxno On «AUTUMN TAILORED'
GOWNS,UT1LITY come. CHINCHILLAS '
AND monomer JOHNNY ooArs
non WOMEN Ann MISSES. '
The 91.111111111111111. oi Danie {million in respect it)
11.11.11.111 Apparel for W omt'u this Autumn, prover. that. J“
the ancient and busy .1111... iii 111' possession of rare grlrnl'
1.111131" and judgment in ‘.'uirlitiou to an artistit t’_’i’t‘
Coats are of generous length and made for comiort.
Shirts are of 11101111111111 width and some have plnitiugs
inserted - ‘
Rough weaves are the «11.11.11. materials. ‘ shaggy
woolousdieuyy 1' he, 111111 (1139;011le that 'look t‘Xt‘L‘t‘tl-
111eg rough but to the tour. ii are delightfully silky
Mannisfh Suitings are also in favor. clothe identical
\Vlth those shown at 121511101111th tailoring t'hiillllisll-
iliCillt'i for 111011.
Y ‘ 2,: $ ‘. l a?”
. W...___._....
THE DISTINCTIVE' SUITS. .4.
Those showing traces. (if Empire lines, or coats
with the slashed backs. of the llircciuim [lt‘l'itlil the
seams outlined with row; of 51111111“ button.» l‘wllC RCll‘iit‘w
pit-111‘. collars is in evidence in wind 111' Sflliil sometime:
.. finished with a fancy l11'3.i11.11i' antique gilt or a flue-'11—
iug color. ' _ " .,
Two-toned Scotch Cheviots and Corduroys are
1119 do up «1111111) but with lilisimttivv lines of ex Vlllllltlll‘l‘
the marks of the. nitiwtit tailm. lmiugs are of satin 111
light shades: of pearl gray. ol1l1'1iscupi'icot11ml cream.
~ 1‘.
THE SUITS FOR BUSINESS WE‘AR.
\1111 these arc “but every 11101112111 needs In black,
navy blue gray 11111111101111 the" appear uoil lilililt‘, will
lined. with inner and outer porlt'cie. lmudsmnt' buttons, ..
lnuiilrl \\iti1 l1r.1i1l and as poitectlvi tailored as any 1112111.»: "
Stilts.
Prices from $15.00~ t‘b $55.00.
Misses' Suits from 14 to 18 yours. iii-ivy liliit'.l1'.'1:1Vt'11,
small checks, chic. and girlish models. that are very zit—
tfactivo. ’
a Long Coats for Motoring and Driving,
Glengan'y “Johnnies” that are useful every day,
and the reversible Utility Coat.
St. courl lflvm'.
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’Why try to iii your new full suit over last year's tor.
set model? "’ ~
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\‘VLVA
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Wont you take 11 i‘ew moments to look at the new -
\h‘
5‘, "Binner" models and consult our expert COI‘ntil. alletiuliat. ’ ,,
U H . ‘ .-. J , . ‘
"1’ “llinuer are 111:; authoritnii re tolbet nillOB fort this
’9 saloon. There is no part of the corsettrd iigure that in
H, ' not ideally comfortable and gracefully almond in these
‘ 1 models. .1
Mrs. Sweet, oi” New York, gives «tree fittings at our
return this week. Make 11»,iliointtnenis curly.
11.11; 1:. RYAN Co.
acorn irony/11111.11
an witsnmm'ou 87..
per 116611 301:
per quart, :56
Green Corn ' . . per dozen, 2011
Peaches, Munirtuelons. Apples, Oranges
' Erma
remit by 111. 31111111 not; 1111111111111...
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