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Do some dead? you eat hit hack—7r
taste good. but wort: badly; ferment
into stubborn 1111111911 and cause a sick.
sour. gasy’stomach? Now, Mr. or
Mrs. Dyspeutic'. lot this dmvn Pope's
Dispensiu digests everything, leaving
nothing to sour and upset you No
difference how badly your stomach is
disordered you get happy relief in
five minutes. but what pleases you
most is that it strengthens and reg-
ulates your stomach so you can eat
your favorite foods without fear
Most remedies give you reliei some
4' timeaéthey are slow, but not sure.
Diapepsin is 1111111.. positive and nuts
your stomach in a healthy condition
so the misery‘won‘t come back ‘
You feel different II soon as Din»
pepsin comes in contact with the
stomachfllstress just vanishes—your
stomach gets sweet. no gases, no belch-
ing. no eructatlons oi undigestedtood,
your head clears and you feel tine.
Put an eudvnto stomach trouble by
getting a large fifty-cent case of
Papa's Diap‘epéin from any drug
store You realize in five minutes bow
‘ needless it is to suffer dram iuldi-
gestlou. dyspepsia 01‘ any stomach dis-
order.
may chromatin rec:
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automobile?- (Men-
by Gilliam Dull
Davie and three cont: ‘
in lust Five Minutes There Will in NI indigestion,
81111111111111. Heartburn. Sec II llmmla
names have not not been 191115;. more
on ‘ ‘e‘ir wit? to attend a dance at Put-
accident happened on the state road
‘ near Eiuivllle‘.
According to Davis” story, he was . 1
driving at 22 miles In hour at the time
and that Pennery who acted as it he
tured. "Coroner Bill is layestlgating
WALSH AND HUBBELL EMBRACE
A PARTNER
eluted with the law firm of Walsh and
Wright. at Greenwich, but more re-
cently with the firm of Walsh and:
ilu-bbell. at Norwalk, has announced
that he has become a member of the
latter tirm.
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Top coats of Generous Linea. ‘
The top coat; whether 9; mannish sary at times to look twice to discern for general street wear.
materialand cutter sporting events or “"3 sex. ~11 1 - .. 11.3
developed i.sott supple article or vet;
top coat like brothers makes it necea
.l /
,rv
As this coat is intended to be slippei'
llug coats, they are quite as practical
111's talgen.’ on, the other band not to
purchase too heavy a quality litmus ex-
vet will be a feature of the tall ward on e‘nslly over dresses of cloth and silk peels ‘0 wear the Wilt when shopping
robe.
‘ _ says the New York Tribune
There are many styles; of top it is cut on generous )ines. Thisuinll' 01‘ ”running “WNW--
coatsb’lhesa' day s which the well- -gown- the bulk bi? these with? are bets §1ti ‘iu; the 9f thesis 619"!
ed woman demands, where one or at the three-quartér length rather than “3% zlliellue home
- the most, two sufficed u few years ago, reat'hicmg to the hem or the sewn.Wi1en 0f the 00rd“ weaves: With the under
its three-quarter length is not practi- SurfFlCe diSlllaylng a Scotti! plaid pat-
As a rule, the
woolen even voi-
shun, Barge or one
There is the utility top coat to be cal the seven-eighth measurement is' tern.
worn oxer the useful and
wardrobe.
‘ practical ‘ adopted The rough surface goods are,
cloth irese which is found in every 1 the favorites for a coat of this type, a seam is impracticable they are then
This in turn, is different the chinchillns in particular being very bound with mohair stress, which giv-
drom the coat of mannish out which the popular.
inclemencles of the weather force the likewise use-d and the tweeds and iser-1 yoke; both in the front and in the back
All of the bouole weaves are
When the materials are so thick that
on a neat tailored ilnieh Some have
sports 10\ log woman to don. The for— gee have many followers lv‘oi'~ general others merely show the poke in front
mer, although cut on the severe tailor-j
ed lines, lack the shapelessness of the, materials are ideal, and while at first’ coat in tan chinchilla. with a deep yoke
more mannish coat. The curves of the thought it might seem that. they more: in the back oinied to the skirt portolu
Xemale figure “lie discernible, while the property were anniicnblo (or the epori- by" a notch forming the senior
wear the double faced or reversible
Month - End _ Sale
(I! We are planning to make this Mouth- End Sale unusually at-
tractive. As usual, we shall put out
Short Lengths and Broken Lines
at Greatly Reduced Prices.
' Staple items” at Bargain Prices
In addition to these. a number of
or in the back There is a very smart
'1‘ ii is
GARMENTS
Sample Wei-to.
50o. Value 01.00.
Sample Wallis.
7511. Values to 81.49. “
Minnie Hone. 1111.191;
751:. Regular price 81.00.
, Sample kimonoe.
Sample Bath Ruben.
5011. Regular price $1.00.
Ileek Skim. embroidery.
Mo. Regular .price 7511.
Plain Skim.
no. A bargain. “
Hniimhlocm Blane.
00:. Worth $1125,
inflow
3|..Idiee' endemic": owe-urn.
~ seminal. Bale Prion.
Stone. Items
Pillow Gun.
81:. Regular price 101:.
10¢. Regular price 12 1-212. ‘
Hometltehed, 12 1-211. Value
1 '150. ‘
Fruit of Loom, the. Value 19c.
Mom.
.460. Regular price 55c.
401:. Regular price 00c. '
001:. Regular price 85.
1
Short Lengths
60. Value 71:.
Apron Gingham.
’ 0e. Value-8c. .
911111.11 pm...»
119. video 111 121:.
Wish, lulu.
H1011..,Valuo 26c. -,
' - rmy Hunt. 11 a. by 111 it.
"on1 ruin.“ I 11-. by 1&11.
L Ambient. I? 111. by M is.
7111111111 71111111. to by ‘12.
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Floor Coverings
As the season is advancing
we will malts special prices 10.»
this week only. ' ‘ 1»
out; Axmimtor. I 11. by 12 13..
332.00.: ltexuiar price 0250?;
Medium Axmlmter. 0 it. by 1271.
317. Regular price $20.00. . 1
TWIy‘IugI. 9 ft. by 12 it.”
012.00. Regular price 01090.
$10.00. Regular mice 312.5
$1.00. Regular price ”Mil. .
mm when the Well! cougnréd. The ; V-Q
were intoxicated. stepped in trout It.
the machine. Peuu‘ery‘s skull was true. 3 .
Edward J. Quinlan. formerly asso» ’
Care must
‘ adv.
’Bearstho'
llse
‘_ For liver
Thirty Years
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new roan cm.
ma “IN! “WY
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FIVE 131an orange AT unusa-
weAs FACTORY.
yoke reaches almost to the waist line.
which is marked in the back by a wide
strap culled through a large tortoise
adds the new .111 new live from of the Price of Work..
emu; lVery mat y.’ moat or “16 new FAIRFIELD 00C. 30.-—FlV8 Sigh
ate‘ can be but oiled 1111111111 to the Working in the Eastern Underwear
rout when Jack Frost is busy, and company went on strike Friday after-
can quite as easily be worn open when noon, walking out in a body because of
the Indian summer makes the day an alleged attempt on the “part or the
warm and balmy company to request their wages. The
’ Another novel and interesting point girls claim that the boss of their de-
in regard to the out of these cents is pertinent informed them that hereafter
that while they are roomy and “comfy" they were to 86$ 31 50 a day for day
around the upper portion at the figure Work. whereas they claim that they
they narrow perceptibly from: the ham been able up to now to make 12 -
waist down. . 50 a day on piecework
1 i Whta effect the strike will have on
Ten llBl‘ cent. .9; discomfort in a the business or the concern is not yet
furnished room is too lunch—10? you known. All the operato'i'e are skilled
can find one 111112.: at least 99 oer hands and experience is necessary to
cent comfortable by answérins some do the Work which they have been do-
- -- ills
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_ OLD DOMINION : LINE
Short Sea Trips, Delightful Week End: Allowing
Pleasure and Rent to
OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK. RICHMOND
and WASHINGTON. D. C.
Norfolk and Old Point Comicrt and re-
turn including mankind berth
New York to Richmond or Washington, D. Casi-112 '
' ' 1 111m including mania and berth $15
' ON 9- D. STEAMERB
Hot and Cold sea Water Bath can be procured on Steamer with»
out charge. SteImerI are all equipped with the United Wireless ”
Telegraph System.
,. SEHMERS SAIL EVERY WEEK DAY AT3
Tie la and stateroom Reservations, Pier 30. North River.
Foot. of N Moore 3L. New York. :' ,
Phone 3900 Frantiin. Senator I‘ hunted Pmphlet. 1 -
-- 11.1.. woooncw, rams Mir. .1. .1. snow». com Funny" “I.
For further particulars apply to ‘J. M. LAVTON A 60.. 5 Bali;
road Avenue. er Depot Ticket. Agent. N. Y..'N.V3. and H. ii. R.
RM.
malty can.
was that it's the quietest car .
highway-em the 111111 eccnomi’cal 110111.
ad atlases". Bin. indict, agent, 98-
$1.49,. Regular price 88.00.
like!» mine n'dii
sheli buckle. The Robespierre collar ““0" “mm“ AMWMW 0‘“ °" “l! ,:
Lessons in Art Embroidery
wedneadsy and Thursdays 11th Week.-
A. fine opportunity to commence a piece of Em—
broidery under the inStl'uction ot a competent “teach-
er, Can you do punchwork, relief, or ‘cutwork? Per»
llapS you have had trouble, and your embroidery ‘ does I
not-look quite] as nice as you would like it. Come
and see Miss Alden Work, buy your patterns and
material, for it is only eight weeks: to Christmas.
Wednesday morning in the Art Department.
The Under-muslin Required: by ‘
Fashion
The outside dress of this period
does, not admit
of a suvperfiuity of undergarments. The filmicst of
Nainsook, Canibr'lc and rLawn.‘ with iriuunings of
lace and embroidery are the approved sorts. . .-
7 La Grecque Combinations and separate gal-1111:1115
arcamong the favorites, as they are made of the
best material and reliable as to fit.
Trinity Combinations, tlircc garments in one,
are well liked by the Iiiajority of women, and take
111.1 but little room.
Marcella Drawers, take the place of two gar-
meuts. Exclusive agency for Bridgeport in this store.
. . The Chemi-Pantalon is distinctly a ‘novelty,’
be uoru by women who 'wear few or 110 petticonts.
Chemises, Nightgowns, Corset Covers and Drawers
of legular sorts in fine and. medium qualities. daintiiy
made. , ”Second floor.
to
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A Reducing Corset
The D..M. Read Special.
An"e>'tééllcnt model for women whose ambition is '
to look slender. It is long, made with 6 garters. up to the
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latest demands of fashion in every way,
$1. so.
Sizes “from 21 to 36. Corset Section, first floor.
Madeira Embroidered
‘ Handkerchiefs
The Holiday Assortment Ready.
r‘Tliese exquisite Handkerchiefs are embroidered by
the peasants of Madeira, and fine needlework
constitutes the chief industry of the island, whole
families often being maple) ed in the art The sup-
ply is limited, never equal to the demand and as :1
result the earliest buyers will find the. choicest line
of patterns. l‘ he fall importation is ready for inspec-
' tion. Prices from 25 cts to $3.00.
‘ ’ 1 Main floor,
W
Dew-bleach Linens tram Ireland. For any use
whatever, dresses, waists, shot-ts. pillow cases
embroidery, these Linens an: suitable in some of their
grades and widths. Ask for Webb’s Linens.
Ol‘
a “ailing. ill. - hired distancing;
are bottoming more popular every season. We are show-
ing the largest and most varied assortment in the twin
cities.
Complete lines for woolen and children, including
nhght weight cotton and little. fleeced cotton. bleached or
flunbleached, merino, sill: and wool. silk and lislc and all
“.0010 ‘,
‘ ' ”There arose many different styles. shapes and sizes .
. that you are sure to find the garment you want. .
hi3; variety 11.1.1111. ranging from .. 39¢ to $2.98-
The N E RYAN co.
Norwalk Chronicler