,for tiny amount and settle your bill. in EASY
WEEKLY PAYMENTS of One, Two or More Doi-
Iars, according to the amount of your purchase, at
H. KRIEGER & Co.
. SPECIAL SALE FOR"
SATURDAY EVENING
Until 5 p. m. our store will be closed; after that
hour we will hold a special sale of WHITE EM-
BROIDERED DRESSES—ebout 50 Dresses, all
sizes, former value, S8. 00; special value for Satur-
day night, $3. 98 These Dresses are suitable for
street and evening wear.
Night Only, as store Will be closed until 5 p. m.
H. KRIEGER & Co.
29 West Washington St.
Remember, Saturday
South Norwaik
- ,One Sided Fashion Eftcta.
Whether one is interested in the
business, the delightfully “lazy" styicll
. the coalition or the wonderful Ideao
‘1“ afternoon and evening, the pen-
:illian’t for the new and the beautiful
he nutt-atied for makers today are
,9 ordoiug themselves In giving artistic
exprenaion to revived or original mod-
el. when the Parts correspondent or
the Philadelphia American
Jilt‘ewli In showing a frock for after-
noon made of soft. black infield. The
entire okilt In of one ‘Inch knife piuita,
iillliich are stitched In at the bottom
1m; it bouifunt. puller effect.
car shown or real tr wn model in
tonalo cloth that in ahlrred at the back
heath c. yoke effect on tbd'likirt. Ful-
there In yet a blender, attrac-
ill client In retained.
are the sine qua non ot the mar
faults. it in a natural revolt. of
remittance of the directolre and
. utionory modeii. rheoo vents can
iiierxnailoat, merely chewing at the
it trait. They can be straight
limit, forming the front'oi' motions
are sharply cutaway in type or
[inst poop out from under the
acetate. So many modifications
treatment idea are exploited that
titties poem unlimited.
re chewing the trimming
generally at the front.
‘ tonhcieI and bottom; are
limits tor tectonics, opener.
re trimmings.
ed client: are the noticeable
or“ {all taohlono. trite delimiter
iwlillc to thc corresponding portion op-
. Tactical styles for nhopping or iori
posite will be adjusted panels.
Mun-y little innovations are being
exploited, to the surprise and comfort
of the wearers. Pockoiahi‘er instance,
are In the huge turned back cults 01'
It motor coat. I’onele are unbultoncd
to reveal a large epuce Into which a
veil or flat handbag can be clipped.
A directolrc coat oi exquisite plin-
piicity was exploited by Bernard. It
won dove colored gray cloth trimmed
with yellow ohnmoih. The high turn-
ed over collar and the deep pointed
revere gave the eoiorinl relief while a
directoire collar with frille of deep
cream-culvert lace tilled In the apnea
betwaou the rovers. The Ionatailed
cont was decidedly, cutaway, with um-
ber buttona not in oliver decorating
the buck and fastening the front. The
long sleeves chewed turned-back cults
and frills of lace.
brocade in cream color to combined
with white inllie In a mart cutaway
contagown exploited by Bennett-David.
Thin III quite ample in line, a healer
effect being obtained by n Indonesian
oi icidrl in the front of the skirt held
by ivory buttons In a altruism line
from girdle to knees. The long titted
sleeves tire trimmed on the outer line
with bottom and It hill or corn lace.
A double concede oi! lace villi: in the
top or the 3mm. lied and blue are
combined in many trim or‘dreao.‘ ’
Murillo in Illicit _
it extremely I'MIIIOMIJIO the ill”! shin Dottie In mailing fur Iota.
(Ill hot should be made at m. mitten
Ilwvelvet and moire, velvet and
piano. veiyct and tar. velvet an idle.
velvet and ottoman, velvet and satin,
or velvet and leather, in two colors.
The glrla‘ and young woman's outta
show belts and bolted effects. A few
have ltueeinn blouse coats; the cout
buttons high up to the threat in mili-
tary effect.
Seventeenth century buckle patterns
are being revived. They are copied In
chiseled metal. enamel, silver and gilt,
and can be transferred to different
pairs of alipperll.
Home or the new afternoon dreoaee
show pialtlnan beneath polouaiae ot-
i’octs, and. they emphasize the .lapnn‘
can note They are made of rich brocad-
ou, metal quoa, oplnltie and veiveta.
The newuuitn show throatnunrter
short rfont pants with standing hail
roll collars open throat, and trimmed
with braid and tar. Ribbed velvet.
purine. and. liable cloth are the favorite
mitterlaia.~—New York Tribune.
Fur (lento.
The long neuurotd‘ coat of fur tor the
late fall and winter will be the 52 inch
type or longer. Side interlude, deep
collars and rover; and deep out“ will
be evident, according to the New York
Praise. The use cl contracting for in
euémpllded in [nearly every! model
shown by well known lurrieril in Paris.
and. the Joining of the for to made no
as to give a gtrlpcd eitect. This ill
very attractive lo moloahin.
Chinchilla squirrel ii a Paris novelty
that in being used for trimming scab
The outnwn iihe characteriiioI the
lower arise of long coats. A copier blur
ht given by a curved, deep item that _' '
chew» on in It itinerant direction
«Linings are idol tut bountiful
wine at the carts polar: ,
' l
THE CONNECTICUT WOIIIIAN EUF-
FRAGE ASSOCIATION AND
POLITICAL PARTIES.
The pld'n of action of the Connec-
lirui Suiiragists in regard to working
with any at the political parties is
now clearly enunciated. Every no
man who in a member of the Courteo—
tictll. Woman Solitaire Association in
absolutely and entirely at liberty to
ally herself with any political party to
which she may Wlflli to belong. Mem-
bcrahlp of the Connecticut W
Suffrage Association no more Inter-
feron with political independence, than
it interferes with a woman's church
aiiiilationu. Ac an Association, how-
ever, the Connecticut Woman Bub
{rage Aaaocintlon in organized for one
purposu-to obtain the Vole for Wu-
men, and therefore It allied Itself with
no part which has objects and uima
apart from this one purpose. 3very
opportunity will be accepted that Is
uttered by the political portion of put-
ting tomord woman suffrage propa~
gundn, and no the appearance at wo-
man epcnkcr in the political blat-
forma in a highly popular feature with
the audience it in probable that there
will be many ouch appearances during
the next tow Weeks.
It. ill a proof of the craving politi-
cal {ability at women that in Connecti-
cut. In spite oi the teat that the Com
necticnt Woman Humane Association
lnciudoa woman or every allude 0f 00'
iitlcel belief and women, who mutt?
tromaeivon with every one at the no
iltlcal partials from the Pmltibitionlm
to the Republicans. no difference at
opioionenot the alighteat friction--
hno been dovekipcd among the cinderti
or the Association in record to the
stand which It being taken by tile or-
ganisation. All the women welcome
the introduction of thorium ill!“
into the platform of the Premium“
party at Oblong. They felt. that. it
marked the opening of I heir are in
Til” ”101004.
'i‘illt anticom-
carried their demand.
aim to pee President
. Kenneth Gilbert spent Sunday
Silt-ermine.
in
Mrs. Charles Roche spent the post .,
‘” ween in‘ New York.
"1..."...
‘ Arthur Gilmttu spent last Thursday
at the home of hire. Babbitt.
Miss .Mary Lockwood spent several
days last week with friends in Briatoi.
Charles ‘Roohe visited some friends
in New York, Wednesday and Thule
day
Mrs. John Hurst spent Tuesday at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Sums
tie] Dickens.
{Mics Eileen O'Neil and Miss Ethel
ltodimar spent Tuesday In the home .
of Mrs. A. Zinn.
...—......
Mr. and Mrs. *Perdenux spent, Sat-
urday and Sunday at the home at
their son, Claude.
-..»... M
Frederick ‘H. iloeischer entertained
his sister. Misc lioelacher, of Brook
Iynuover the week-end.
The Friendly Men's Class met at the
parsonage Tuesday evening. to consid~
or further plans relative to the church
improvements.
Mrs. ’Oison. who has been board~
log with Mrs. Mary H. Newman, of
Conlstock Hill, has returned to her
New, York city home.
.-
A meeting was held at the studio of
Solon Bot-glam. Thursday morningin
the Interest of the eutl’rnge movement.
Mrs. .H. H. Knox, of NewCanuan‘od
dressed the meeting.
Miss Edna Aiken, who had recur.
cred from her recent operatiou Bullie-
iently to be able to sit up, took a bad
turn Tuesday and was taken to Nor-
(wn‘lk Hospital Wednesday for on oper-
ation for appendicitis.
On account of the serious Illneos of
Miss Edna Aiken, at whose mother's
home the Ladicil‘ Aid Society of the
Methodist Protestant Church had plan-
. nod to hold a supper next Tuesday
night, other
to be made.
Mi". and Mrs. John B. Miller enter-
tained Mrs. Miicr'e uncle, .Iolm Selim-r
and his daughter. Miss Soldier, of New
York. Sunday. 'I‘hey hint) entertained
Rev. and Mrs. A. ll. Purdy and Rev.
and Mrs, (i. it} Richter and Master Ger-
ald at dinner
arrangements will have
Rev. G. E. Richter was ill Saturday
and Sunday and was unable. to preach
at Broad River Sunday afternoon. For-
tunately, Rev. A. B. Purdy had already
promised to preach at tho IIlGr'lill"
service In Silvcrmiue, and Mr. Richter
recovered strength sutilcwully to in»
able to preach In the evening.
Next Sunday morning at 10:30, Tier.
(I. E. Richter will (-mitiuuc lila series
of nt‘l‘liitmi'i on the twenty-third Psalm,
taking for Ilia text thr- last part of the
third verse, "lie icndelh me in the
paths ot‘ righteousness for his name‘s
',,|.|iillillp|i}J
do r_
COAL 1,? GAS
Ranges ‘
lunar evenv
COOKING new
Only can range may
, quired for either or
both of the two fuels.
l
A Combination of
1’ CONVENIENCE-
COMFORT and
ECONOMY
,_____~,__,___‘
sake." At the evening service at 7:30,
the sermons on Paul’s experiences
will be continued, the theme of this
sermon being "The Hidden Secrets of
Future," At the close of the morning
service, a congregational meeting will
be held to instructthe delegate John
Johnson, who was recently chosen to
represent the church at the annual
conference. which will meet in Brook-
iypn, October 8.
, BOTH iN A HURRY.
”Now. judge." said Bildad, "I wish
you would expedite this case as much
as you can. i am in a gredt hurry—J
"Sure," said the justice. “Lemme
cecal gotta do some hayln' this after.
noon and thar's a toown meetin’ to
matter that I cal‘iate'll last all day;
an’ Thursday I gotta go over to Blobs
Corners to an auction sole-4 guess
we‘ll git around to you about TueS-
day of next week. oniess ye‘llhnve
time by pieadin‘ guilty." I
“Ob, well—ail right," retorted Bil-
dad. “I‘m guilty. What's the pen-
alty?" l
“Wool, raound here we're makin‘
an example 0’ spenders, mister,“ said
the judge. “Ten days in the county
jail."~—Excilnnge.
Advertise in The Sentinel.
City National Bank
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONSISTENT .
WITH SOUND
BANKING
Capital Surplnl and Profit:
"00,000.60
31 17,000.00
8an Deposit 50ch $3 and $5 per year
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON, Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP,.1It Vice-Pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2d Vice-
Prue.
WILFRED BODWELL, Cachier
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson J. Wallace ervlr
iohn H. Knapp John H. Light
Chi-lltlarpawartz Fred. H. Rowan
Samuel Grumman Lewis Ill. Hurlbutt
Henry 8 Lockwaod
wanna Inn
SUBBESSIIII
IIEIIIIIIIIE
Known All Over The World
~Known Only For The
Good It Hoe Dona.
We know of no other medicine which
bu been Io Inccmfui in rcilovhlg the
mitotic: of woman, or received on
nine mammoth. II it» Lydia
without I Vegetable Compound.
In nearly every community you will
ilnd vornon who have been restored to
health by thiI factual medicine. Almost;
every woman you meet known of the
great good it bu been doing among
loitering women for the put. so yarn.”
in the Pinkholn inborntory at
him“ are tlIoI contention blind of
titular-ads of tattoo from women Icon-
Iug health, in which runny opacity Inca
over their own algorithm that. they burn
method their health by
iii. Piuhhun’e Vegetable Compound,
many or when Italic that it hot raved
themi‘roramsiulopmdm
the hiutory or their adamant when M
can or the steel. national “rile! em The
i on: loom
bemultccouinhwm ii“ w
Itcrlag Ilid'hnw Ind accrual activity. ..
W
DAVID W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director- Embalmer
19 No. Main 8m, 80. Norwaik
florid-nu, 6 Wuhington 8t.
Telephone It cliic
Telephone at hound”.
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IYII IXAMINID FRI!
AND GLAIIIO GUARANTTID
open Monday ml mmy Ivonnm
untrue DANK epitome.
tooth Not-walk. .
Feawick Optical Go.
To a Voile? *
Electrical Co.-
The truly may denim
, [Ltd‘i'fl'lnhlw ”it”
in “the Town
I I ll..'! 1 :Q-JJZ'L-t ‘
x.
. acre WWI-It'll!
FOR SALE BY»
0
ABDUCTED OWN 4-YEARE-OLD
SON. '
NEW CANAAN, Sept. 20.—~Nelsorl
King, a wealthy resident here. was
found guilty in the town court Thurs-
day night of abducting his own four~
year'sJoid son, Albert. The charge
was brought against him by his wife,
According to the testimony brought
out in court, King lock the child away
from his wife by force, being accom-
panled at the time of the abduction by
Your italian laborers.
To Mrs. King was given the custody
.of the child by the court. and when
she drove home with the child in her
automobile, King followed.
W
VCASTORIA
For Infant: and Children.
IIIII Kind You liars Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
’2.\
SAVED av THE CONSTITUTION.
The late Thomas B. Reed, when a
lad, was requested to bail out a small
boat that had been leaking badly and
was almost full of water.
“i. can‘t do it," replied “Tom."
unconstitutional."
“What do you mean?" inquired the
owner of the boat.
‘Tlie constitution of the United
States says, " replied the future states-
man that excessive bail shall not be
required of ally ulz.m "~Youth s (10m-
puniou.
“it's
S p e c i a 1
$1.50
Fountain Syriugs
89c
Guaranteed for Two Years.
The Clifford Pharmacy
”.-.... M
IL.
THE RECREATION TOURS.
Block Island—a-day tourI $11.50
Saturdays Aug. 24th, dist.
Atlantic Clty—S-day tourI . $2100
Mondays. Aug. 26, Sept. 9,10th.
White Mandalay—May tours $26.00
Mondays, Aug. 20, Sept. 2nd.
Bermuda—4 day trIpI . $41.50 up
Saturdays, Sept.7 ..14 28th.
AUTUMNAL TOURS.
White Mountain—vii day min $21.50
Monduyu. Sept. 0. lath. Accommo-
dationa Sinclair liotol, Bethlehem
Niagara F‘IIII—Ji—dayo' trip .. $31.00
Saturday, September 7t..h
Niagara FIIII. 8:. Lawrence
and Montreal
Saturday. Sept. 7th, Mays trip.
Wuhln ton D. c.
Octobner l'lrh Imn 215L550!!! thigh.
River
. cm Ibo Ltm cinema and Worth
y NI Y .3 m
lumen, o. ...............
October 32th, dduyc’ trip.
For decorlptivo circular at all tours
call on (i. W. Harris, at depot, or ad-
dress The Recreation Tourict (30..
191 Orange St, New Haven. .
SUMMER TIMETAILE
On and otter Monday. June 17, 1012,
the new not commodicuo
STEAMER HUNTINGTON,
Capt. William G Younlt, Will run an
[OllOWll More Huntington io'r Noo-
wnik Meadow and Fridayr It 6: ill I.
In. and 2 30 p. or. Leave Not-walk tor
Huntington Meadow and Fridays at
ti: iii a. m. and ii. 30 p. m. Exclusion
tickm 50 can“. Single true «to can». ,
children. It to 12 rooms excunion till
oeutI. Binnie tare. 25 cents. Footer»
i nor: from Netball; by 8: to a. on. boat
will have tour hours It Huntington.
, . Our hammer chedule elveI the poo- _
; pic" at (technetium «in acting on the
new and communion steamer Hunt-
install across the mud and over one
or the that Insole, or water in the .
arid. Huntington liar. with mom ,r
‘ lied Mil piracy more»-
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