mounted~i~iiepiy hounded t no full‘of‘gasee. mil... spells. d complexion nervousness ression. The- sorest and aatv Syrups sometimes substituted to fool ' ‘y is one or two teaspoonfuls you. The true, genuine, hears the‘oontact was broken in- time to save his Try this name California rig amp Company; you’ll feel splendid in the look tor this on the label. and Syrup of Figs. ‘ averauo tour out or every ten “in 1 deaths she to. to preventable causes .Dr. Finch dds: . . . . ' “AltOsoths‘r tee mans: habies are horn‘ news: If on suicide is over, checked it will u t‘. he by orinaiun hr ~ to the world a mass of flint-ed poorly clothed. worsomtherod children. but rather by wall directed efforts to save those tour who die unnecessarily." hey up waste and poisonous matter have rciaa enough. , They dohteat been gently but thoroughly moved on or enough fruit and green and out of your system, without new ‘ Those are nature’s waya‘lsea. griplag or Weakness. Your head the liver and thirty feet will be clear. complexion rosy, breath alive; but very few women sweet. stomach regulated; no more , . The next best way is constipation, gases, pains and aches. fruity; Syrup of Figs. all the or women can be hem. with Syrup of Figs alone. no need to have sick head- lit is simply a. matter of keeping your stomach. liver and bowls clean and regular. Then you will always be Wellm‘alwo‘ys‘lookr and feel your best. of Figs and Elixir of Senna." Refuse. life. Unless "blood. poison sets in, he ‘will recover. , LAD” GRASPB L‘IV‘E ‘WIRE‘. WATERBURY‘, Oct art—John Dvll' ‘eskis, six years old, grasped a live ‘ But get the genuine—«the old roll. wire on John atrooh whll‘ih had boon able. ‘ Ask your dmgglat tor. “Syrup broken by the wind Tuesday afternoon and received a shock of 6.000 volts. with contempt the socallcd Fig The hand with which he grasped the wire was frightfully burned but the pery New More Graceful ‘r‘i‘erl’es‘ are less bizarre, less try _ the figure than they were in launched but they are equally cult of achievement. he spring was so extreme that one diy expected it to be beenming.’ ii lit 9 drapery of the autumn essays ,becomlng as well as it swath‘es in flowing yet cling-i it leaves a comparatively} night silhouette. but breaks fullness within that outline some of the new models are little There are one-piece more that at first seem distinctly familiar, but when one examines them he usually finds subtle differences ween them and the straight scant. no piece trotting frocks of last sea ' The outline may have changed lttlo, but plults have crept into tin f’ skim or little rippling folds appear pomewhere in the skirt length or per- no it is merely a slightly greater ”with in the limp niiuight falling id: that works the differenca bo~ . n the new suit and the old one. ”yawn-Now York Sun. anywhere one noticed echoes of into ’ dream it at all. film Mono: lrciaooy fem aflo- lilo are levied to communicate W are too mm and too utility occur. ’1 orthowdtormodm . Medial-om tied with other dietetic. mo to dive Wilts illicit di'laimliti, Wim‘ slain , in: it chemist“; and her that higher ' the pauier, attenuated echoes draper ice that one can hardly call paniers. . yet they hold a hint of panier origin or inspiration. These draperies fall .loug a‘ndvlimp, are drawn away but Isiightly from the front or are caught up but a trifle here or there. i Still there is the tendency to a foot lie, narrower than the line above it. though in reality the new skirt may ihave added foot width straight fall- ing, flatly pressed plaits or limp folds No flare except in extreme period‘ models. but a comfortable width for motion and opportunity for the use Oi more material, and, above this cling- ing loot fullness deftly draped folds. Or perhaps the whole skirt is plait~ Oil or has a plslted section. or is trim— med in scant flounces, or has a flounc- ed plaitod or clinging plain front with some sort of flowing train or plaits falling from the shoulder to provide the drapery. In evening frocks there are many ohdrmlng' variations upon this idea of the lowing drapery (rem shoulders or high girdle top, and delightful effects are secured by using chiffon. sauce or fine lace in what may he called mod- tiled Waitoau fahsloa, soft wide plans or hreedtha falling irom iho.should« on; or from thy. shoulders blades and either merging into train drapery or partly veiling a draped or douuced skirt. «Some of the handsome-t a? the new evening gowns. too have draped sides and books, with twtticoata in trout. front is likely to show a continuatoin or the petticoat material and the draped ovoraltlrt are alien of the on- pcrh braced» ct chameleon oi moire or rich 0001mm alike, while tits pot- aionata is or shearer atoll. Madmen “ plain. ouu platter. straight plain of all depths. he: pioltomoerily plotting Iii once more having its tuition. That «(15.111.an m of it will b. overdone II a few gone conclusion. The accordlcoupiaio ed skirt and accordion-platted nuance art not to its mm authoritarian“? by the owl. and them who solute individuality in he! limits will ’ do mil not to volcano, this old tum he too ardentiy Yet. used in chum and autumn's advent marks the ar- irivai of the great Danbury Fsli' with its multitude of attractions. .fortythrec islrs held under the dos in such models the bodice, iI‘Ihich in ' . SEEN AT THE FAin‘.’ —-——._ Danbury'o Fall Festival Will Offer Many Attractions. Each season brings its expectations Tho 1912 Fair running from Oct 8 to 12 will eclipse all the preceding! pices of the Daubury Agricultural as- sociatlon. ‘ Monday. Oct. 7, will he the day for reception of all animals and articles of a perishable nature. Tuesday there will be waiting and of grade cattle. poultry, vegetables. fruits and fancy articles. a...splo_ndld lecture this year. Judg- ing of blooded cattle will take place this day. and this ls‘always an inter- esting item in the week's program. The great corn and trait, show will also come under the expert's eye. Grand atand attractions or a really horse show classes will parade and perform in front of the grandstand and fifteen hundred dollars in cash prizes will he competed for by the show horses. Thursday will see the trotting. in; and running races. and Friday those features will continue. Saturday, the closing any or the Fair, will aloe present trotting and pacing races and special “auctions. Out-ohms day. as Thursday has become casually known. will bring crowded trains. trolleys indented to the Fair mundo. Friday will he Dun buryo “Old Home“ any. but all um will be his days and the total at- touristic. tor the week, provided the Weather to seed. promises to «toblloh mordromltlut Mural. ., ‘ commotion; and stamina dio- pioyo, midway attraction», the latest splendid inanimate or livestock. prise ticsltarol entries moan noon in moor. The sum show to a (air nor a insomnia ooh "°, ‘ ' The big white toahnd PA‘TENT RIGHTS lSEUFED‘ T0 GON- supporting clasp. Buckie. ' ‘ ell-sharpening machine. don. Dental tooth-regulating npplh shoe. or vapor. William A. Armour, 'lliiomaoton. Alarm’hesettting means for clocks. ‘ " Wednesday will he horse show day. . high order will be oflered. All the ’ poc- know. I suffered a kidney breakdown m l‘ “ “ house. hungry. staterooms ~ ' . wardrobes. algae. wiadow dil- Frlta for ramp]: out! but- "(oh telling all about Compo- Boord had its many um. Drop in a postal today. ‘ L. ‘L. ENSWORTH‘ . _‘ 8t SON _ neutrons. CONN. NEO‘TICUT INVENTOBG Delilah H. Bud‘il, Bridgeport, I-I‘Oso- Williarn 8 Graham Bridgeport, Edgar P. Webster Bridgeport. Pea- . Edward ll. Angle, et al.. New Loni Elijah B. Benham, New London, Method of and apparatus for con- verting liquid hydro-carbons into gas sight for fire arms. patents: indicator to: iuclosed fuses; opou—link-fuse carrier. - ,Edsar M. Funk. Mount Carmel. Primorfor cartridges. ‘ (“01107. lug wood doors. hoard New J-laven. Lock. Paper-shell cartridge. ins nickel salts and recovering the acid used. pacing events on the track. Judsinnl Gordon Williams, New Haven. Eilee- ‘tric lamp and supporting bracket therefor. Frank E. Warner, Waterbury, Bach. clan-button. Harry G. Walton, Waterbury. .Pow- der box. ‘ Trade Marisa. paper. American. Express 00.. aoya: “The constant jolting on trains is very hard on the kidneys. as all railroad men which did not mend, under the most time” could hardly work. I started I am glad to say that uow'lom' d .. .“Mw Oil/Old”. lilorwaiit.‘ upon the file My; it to , Schneider is worth ll mots alimony rho _ j sou ease an. idol. ~ tobrlngup children." he ‘ conditions must prevail t plays. l. * tent in the most expensive apartment. .. There cannot be enough air and etc cruise around.” ‘ sheir‘. rnAFoic‘ an new 'H'Av‘sN‘ nose ' was octaves. * NEW HAVEN; Oct. 3.‘~—Ext‘ra liar- [em River freight train No. 6, _ with en uccident at New.Rochelle, N. ‘ Y.. at 10:05“ Tuesday night, which blocked all the hrueksgot: thaHariem River branch and three of the four tracks of the main line melts of the The following were issued Oct 1. New Haven road delaying all ironic 1912. List furnished from Office 01' up .to an early hour yesterday morn- A. M Wooster, solicitor or Patents, ins Bridgeport. Conn. The tracks coins of! two freight cars. detailing them and a third car was upset. according to reports re- (solved by the New Haven read here. The cause of the accident is unknown. AU; ’U/‘o‘ -1”. M/U ”1' U4”/. U with life; has an incomparahio soft mess and is fluffy and lustrous you must use Danderlne, because nothing else accomplishes so much. for the Just one application of‘ linowitou’a Danderl‘ne will double the beauty of your hair. besides it immediately dis- solves every particle oi! dandruff; you cannot have nice, heavy. healthy hair ii! you‘havo dandruff. 'Ilhie destructive scarf who the hair of its lustre, its strength and its very life, and it not overcome it produces a feveriehnoss and itching of the scalp; the hair M..- <vv<> wa.m-.w«n..... “Mum—A... It .you care] for heavy hair that route f “ ‘xlioteno‘ with beauty and is radium; lull. ocean and die; then the hair falls out fast. ‘ itiyou‘r hair has been neglected and --Jt win. laded. dry, scroxsy or too ‘ oily. don't hesitate. out not a 25 cent bottle at Knowltoii" a Deodorine at any drug store or toilet counter; apply a. little as directed and ten minutes after you will say this was the best invest- talent you e r made. we sincerely lbo‘lieve. wregardleas oh ' everything else advertised that it yet! desire colt, lustrous. beautiful hair and . lots or it-no dd‘ndruit-eno itching scalp and no more falling hairéyou must use Johowlton‘sDanderine, If eventuallywwhy not new? A 25. cent ‘ bottle will truly. amaze you. di-tEfiMAl‘d LEAVES GROVE BEACH A. Fox, of this place, Vice President: Foo Home m once. 7 CLINTON, Oct. 304111“an recover which he has suffered for several weeks, Vice .President denies S. Shrman, left Grove Beach yesterday for his home in titles, N. Y. . . According to his physician, Dr“ ‘\,,__,W.\‘ ‘ ‘ va\‘\u\‘\n\‘\‘~‘\‘\u\-\‘w¢\‘\‘~u ‘ai‘w ‘\...\W“““\‘\‘ D/as', ’. '(‘r'l' 1 d ‘1’]- ' ',~ '1“, WMUr-Uyn,nn~,u "U,or,-v Sherman has entirely recovererhom the attack of neuritis which caused his coming here for a. complete rest ed from the attack of neuritis,~ fromimth his wife He has gained in Weight. During his stay here the vice president has kept in seclusion and received no callers. He hopes to: , actively enter the campaign for a tow speeches at last. ‘ ‘ Arthur El. Binns, South Windham, ~ . Suction apparatus for paper machines; ‘. . " 3 etc. _ ,- ank F. Burton East Haven Rear Robert 0. Cole West Hartford. 2, Lewis “Leigh, Bristol. sprlaoein- Arthur ii. Balthy and E. C. Doollt- tie. Wallluirford. Machine [or sumo-- ' ' ‘ Eddie J. Potvin, Moosup. Drawing- . William E sparks due 0 r. Sparks. . ‘, -.;) . Charles H Stetensou, New Haven,» ‘ ‘ Horace l... Wells. New Haven. Mair. ~ . C. H. Dexter is Sons, Windsor ‘ Locks. 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