. remover gripe or produce ‘
little ones ConWipotod Darwin", :1 Weapons the shamroh‘ and Puts
Full direction for children and grown-ups in each purchase 2
Mothers can rest easy alter giving this gentle, thorough laxative to
roincnrow. N. 3., Nov. 1.’-.iust
because Wondrow Wilson is the prom
2“ idenbole‘ct or the United states he
does not, he asserts. toiling lilo rolling
“ from the tight he has waged «in two
‘ islatlon in New Josey. Mr. Wilson
said today he would “stay on the Job
at Trenton.” until he had carried out
his reforms. but with a Democratic
legislature behind him this is likely
years for a program of pmsessivs no ,1
2‘ to be it smooth process when the leg:
islaturc convenes on Jan. 1. I , -
, Though campaigning vigorously for
Tulle Headdress. ‘Théchannous‘o frocks may he‘tashlon;
The tulle headdress is one oi tho ed in a very simple mode for every day
newast ideas for evening colitures, ac- .or with dressier touches which would
cording to the New Orleans picayunne. stamp them as lii‘chcdngot‘vns. Units
A soft band ofifoidsd tuna sewn with uni neck fixings, bits ‘of Ihandsotne our
red giftin- broidery, snotty chemlsettss; artistic
. be head color combinations, novel trimmings—-
tin it! plaited all lend to truck; of this type individ-
, Holistic ,chsrm; whightéis chic and you.“
dope-lance” oi tulle Wits as not ver gexpensiveii 2'
rumo but it soon took possession or For the house gflns to hé word in
chats. and then we inediatcly die the morning by the little bride who is
‘ covered that-this lilmy material was eagerly anticipating beluga housekeep-
Ville very thing we had been wanting er as well as a wife, there should be
for original blouses and frocks. It has simple hilt dainty dresses of challls,.I
more stlmness i’ than chiffon. and its voile or any of the cotton studs
draping possiliilities are oodles? ‘ For the evening there should be at
least a dinner gown and a ball gown.
the number depending always on the
circumstances of the couple. A bride
who knows that she will be extensively1
Bride’ 3 Going-Away costume.
_ Next to her wedding gown the bride
spends the most thought on bars 30-
ing away costume. Ii! she is merely go-
log to a nearby hotel to spend the night
before starting on her trip, she will se‘
lect a more elhhorateIcostuine than it
‘ she is leaving at once for the train.
As a rule. the suit selected is one
, ‘ appropriate for traveling. if it is to
«who kept yery tailored and severe she
will probably pick out one. in velours
de lame. wool corduroy. mtlnc, perhaps
the broche ratios, tly-tly, or one of
the new rough faced goods which are
so very smurtnli‘raukly speaking, these
materials are too Man; to drape, and
it any of the new draped effects are de-
sired it wouldhe well to choose broad.
cloth For a plain suit any of the hou-
vier materials are smart.
, Several blouses should be selected to
f2 ‘ wear with this suit but this one to be
worn on the wedding day should has
pretty Chilton and satin, with perhaps
; some touches of lace, says a. New York
“ ‘ Tribune writer There should also he
‘ is" plain one in crops the chino or one of
the silky rubrics built on the lines or
the tailored shirtwaist for hard travel-
log and others in tho lingerie materi-
‘ Ila as needed. The list will be anvil,
“ sung one, comfortable for traveling
with some simple type of trimming.
,_ This severe suit the bride will sup
moment with one of a dreualor matcn
lal for calling, receptions, luncheonc.
m. Vcivols are orchably the: first
oholcetiila finish the pin striped vol~
vets being very youthful in appearance.
The thrcopleco costume wil be found
the most practical, {hug giving a hand-
some dress for lunclisons, etc. when
the cost in removed To be thormighly
xup to ditto this coItumo should have
that touch of for in thorny or trim:
mini. Big.‘luxurlouo collar and culls.
. with a generous stripe edging the bola
to“ ot the skirt. loud I very handsome
‘ onus is I unit at sapphire blue velvet
entertained naturally requiresmore ev~g
e'ning’ gowns this one who ispiniirliil .
solemn retire-l __2liie. "The 22 wedding
gown us has liken said. can he remade!
ed for the ball gown. There are so
many fascinating ovordresses and in-
nics 0! net and chl‘on strewn with
headed and hugled designs or hand
somely embroidered in metallic thread
them over a satin or even velvet loun-
datlon.
Styli-h Voila.
The woman who data; On shopping
is sure to be diluted to the veil Icoun
tar. When the most strenuous shop-
per can think of nothing else to buy,
there is always the veil. The magpie
effects in veils says the New York Tri-
not new, but they tire becoming. There
is something ‘soltening in these veils
of black and white. They may be white;
with i {ain't tracory of design in black
thread or they may be black with the
design sketched in with I white thread
but the former, as a rule. are, more be-
comlng than the latter.
The woman on a hunt tor a motor
veil will find a magnificent one of chil-
i'on which is around to cling to the
brim of the hat btha’ IiIatlc iniha
shitting til the top. The plaited trill
It thsholtcm or the veil acts III prey
or platted collar around tussock. They
come in all colors and are really quite
"dressy”. For the motorist who likes
to use through her voil there is a veil
or church consistency with I window
of (Incy mosh not in right over thp‘hyo
space. They are much Ital-o becoming
than the coil with iIingluII openings;
in fact they are vgjry fetching.
W
uncommon" hunch.
with I not white pin strips. 2 Mr '
‘ mountain is another material which 0"" “Y"‘N'm 5”" " 'wm‘” ”
can he admirably cdcptod for it unit It 2 m Thumbs“
Much ennui-its soft oclo'rinn that they
on truly bridulllts in their critical The
mm cloths. particmrly malaise».
Whites with broadcloth, malts I very
’ I looking costume. roi- the bride
, I tell; slender figure an «pool»
harming costume in in Iconsdios
idiot with tho guitar of him Id tonsils in WWW
Mrs. run til min sullcmarticulai aim tits, schism w.
The Norwallt city Board of dismal“,
and duration will most tonight and Ill
tritium intsmtcd in any way the
cabled! of solids crocodiles In
2m ”WWW! proposition,
icommlsslon also recommended that
.the New Haven Company have a dag-
lhat it is a very easy matter to drape .
buns, are the leaders today They are ‘
brought on couch in the vnlbed Status
court against the American ammoni-
puuy oi Waterbury and thohnconls .
uhsprmttoIlvsthIlrm 3,
«mammmmmm: '
PROTECTION AT GRADE GROSS-
INGs. “ I 2 .
HARTFDBU‘ not; 'l—The" Public
Utilities Commission- has issued a
finding on the petition of William G.
Stobblhs to provide greater and bet-
ter protection to the public can grade
crossing of thg‘: New York, No
and riwiom‘ina lupin company
Now liéndoh in finding like com-
mission makes some incontinent!»
tlons relating to crossings at', John.
Fedtral. Douglass and Atlantlcfitreetg
mont road run and directs that the
gates and arrange tor proper. signal
bells which will relieve the congested
travel at the State street grade. The
mun on duty at Atlantic street as
speedily_ as possible, which will also
relieve the danger at state street
The other part or the order says that
it should he put into eflect by Novsm'
her 15. '
Charms
kill in: YII llIim Allan Mil
Bonn tho
Signature of
suns ANBONIA BRASS AND COP-
PER 60. FOR 825.000.
wnrnnnm‘tr. No'v. fi.—-Ton’y Moi.
isl. who says that ho is a citixen oi
Italy. but 2a resident or Ansonia, has
Brass a Copper company, in which
he asks for damages of $26.00!).
Muriel says that on November 28.
1911. he was cmplored by the do
fondant... at their mills in Manolo. and
was claimed to operate I whine
wire into shoals of comer.
that on November 38. “In. w to ho
at it lasso wire now than the tool
on the machine and struck hint
if}.
m
cocci-misled width lam mm
over which trains on the Central Var»
company install, oporate'and maintain
which was and tor thI purpose or
spinning and redid" loup2jdww2
”9,,
was engaged in the discharge of his
duties he was inland which the end 22
In
theicflm. 1‘1.th IlchiiMKho,
9!" and he says tlm. his sight of. his
Fight Isis is impaired. Ho chip» that
the injury rm doc to the “th . x
or in. doncnts is not issuing» 2‘
0W1? IN! “My mottled- mcehlur'
anaesidsolcmhl; hIppIgI, but tho 'I
0‘:th on row surmount. .
rout dandruff is more.
ly a. matter oi using a little Dandorine.
it is easy and llilaxpeaslre up have
nice, soil hair and lots or it“; Just
dismal» solidi bottle of Knowlton‘s
pply s litlls us directed
sud within ten minutes there will be
an appearance of abundance; treati-
ness. hardness. and an incomparable.
gloss and .lustre. and try as you will
you cannot find a brass or dendruri or
tailing hair. lint your real surprise will
Dandcrins nowmnii drug stores rec .
be utter nhouttwg woeks’ use, when
the presidency, Governor Wilson con-
castrated oatmeal appeals in Newiicr
soy. Not-hing gives him more satis-
faction than the fact that not only is
New Jeassy to be represented by two
Democrats in, the United states Sen
‘ ate. hut for .‘the first time iii-his ad
ministration as governor, both houses
all the state legislature will be Demo
cratic. A year ago he stumped the
state to obtain a Democratic legisla-
lure but was beaten. The president-
elect admittedItoday that the pro-
ginmoi’rei'orm he had in mind tor the
state would be advanced by the fact
that as the future ,BXGCRUVQ of the
country. nationwide attention probab-
the New Jersey legislature.
"Whatever We do in New Jersey,"
he said, “trill have the torso ol the
whole country behind it "
The governor has not announced his
prolmnt tor the nest session of the
legislaturo.;but. it is likely that within
a'Ihort time,” soouoshe takes a
once 0: state loaders and a legislative
program will so mapped out. The
Democratic stats plaiiorli recom-
mends a constitutional. convention.
It lsilmown that the governor wants
to. have the corporation laws or the
state revised. The reform in this con-
nection. hodeciares he never had an
opponunity of putting through be
cause the legislature was not with
him.
wants to have the emeralds of the
stale given the power to remove cons:
to ofllclsis. Recently when a case
citing vine condition in Newark N
J.. was owned herons the sovernor by
the Anti-Vice mastic of the state.
Governor Wilson lamented the tact
that the statutes cars him no power
“ to control the enforcement cl thd state
laws in‘ that connection.2 He told
those who made the complaint that it
of 5 Holiday?
kcrchiefa and will put them
week.
. Argo each.
. ‘ 2 Plain, fancy
ass each.
metallic.
orchid-
‘ conditions because he did not hold ev-‘
ly would be attracted by his policy in‘
nbrlst vacation. he~will call a cowgirl."
i
lit is reported that the gavernor also
ADVANCE SALE»
We have rcccivcd our early shipmcota of Holiday Hand-
Ladios’ Handkerchiefs. .
LadleI‘ Handkerchiefs.
35¢, a for 25¢.
Large variety. splendid values.
Ladlec‘ Handkerchiefs.
Newcst designs best values.
01an and Ladiu‘ Initial Hand-
rgc,’ a for sac and sac.
The Popular Sanitary Sell Pack-
All Handkerchiefs in scaled
at first—«Yeswhut run YA. ,
sprouting out all over your scalp-
Danqerine is. we believe. the only sure "
hair mower: dsstro‘ysr ‘01 sanctum and
cure for itchy scalp audit never tails ,
to stop tailing hair ill of”.
it you want to prove how pretty and
soft your hair really is. moisten a ‘
cloth with a;- little bandorins and care
iully draw it through your h‘airw—tsk-
ing one small strand ata time, Your
hair will be soft, glossy and beautiful 1
in just a tow memento-11 delightful
surprise awaits everyone who tries
this. ‘
was impossible to correct such local '
so the potential power of removal.
When Governor wilsouvresigns, in
accordance with the state constitution.
the president’s! the state senate will
become governor until the next rogu-
lar election, which isdiio next fall.
James ll. Fielder, sonatot from Hud-
son County, and Democratic minority
leader of theIUpper House, it is said.
will be elevated to the presidency oi
the body and therefore maybe Gov-
rnor Wilson's successor.
The president~clect expects to spend
a brief vacation on the‘. Bermuda. ls-
lands. leaving new on ’the morning
of November l6. He will sail'ona '
priviite yacht tarnished him by a per-
sonal friend With Mrs. Wilson and
his boat and some correspondents, the
presidentslcct will malts the trip to
the Bermudas. where before this he
has ”annotated from hard work as
president at Princeton. ‘
it. domino". Post woeful; Banis-
llnt. N. 5., writes: “l and Foley's fion- .
or, c Tar Compound the best remedy
for a cough that it ever tried. I had a
in grippe cough. and each violent lit
of coughing completely exhausted me.
i bought a bottle of Foley's Honey & ‘
Tar. Compound and helore had taken.
onohslf, the coughing entirely ceased.
t can't be beat. For sale byall drug:
gists. ”
‘susiwsss announces.
. “I airman nearly everybody wants
something cheaper than you have in
stock" . . _ .
”said the girl at the counter,
"occasionally somebody; wants some - “ ‘
thing more Expensive."
“All!"
“And the trouble is that you cant
never also '9!!! up in time to write I
new price tax." "
Handkerchiefs
on sale for the balance of the
and embroidered.-
Q
those
made,
dignity
men—
22Thcy
substantial use
.‘ Furniture are
character . and
Environ you just
, For simple comfort ‘and
lionsomc pieces oi Leather
and thorc' is a look of high
_ about them, difficult to explain
tion,‘ in an off hand manner. Leather Chairs.
'arc‘ large, conscious, in fact it chair must be that
holds In grdwu person with comfort. The lcatlicr is
that which is termed Spanish, and is tanned a Irussct
brown with Warm lights in it. On many I of the
chairs and“ rockers the arms sic leather covered and
padded a2 feature adding greatly to one s comfort.
In Library Suites, Armchairs, Rockers Couches,
Divans, Turkish Chairs doe ply tufted and padded, Mor-
ris Chairs and Sleeping Chair 3. ‘I . I
l ‘ I Fourth floor.
2‘ Handbags of‘Oriental Leather
, Novelties that are decidedly attractive odd
shaped bags of fine quality leather, handsmncly fitted
and lined with queer looking mountings, ~ set with
Oriental jewels and carved s tones. .
SilOwn at the leather (mods Section.
I
If
Those Navajo Rugs
If one needs a sensible Rug for the bathrpoiii. ot.
a warm Rug. at,- the bedside or dressing table, nothing“
could be- hetter than one of these thick wool Navajos.
Prices from $3. so up. .2 l
' according to size, and never were prices so low before
2 Carpet Store, first floor..
, Wednesdays ' and Thursdays for Embroidery
Lessons. ’TPunchwork “is, easily learned. quickly Inc:
complishcd and very cfiectiv c. Miss Alden teaches all
embroidery stitches.
Tailored Gowns, a small group of Exclusive
Styles marked for Clearance.
Flannelette Garments ’2'
’ 2 . . ‘ ., ‘ It
I These are evenings when every one needs warmer apparel. a.
You will find here great assortment: of new, line and reliable “2
merchandise and the values are iiumutchulilo.1
\
1
WOMEN‘S FLANNELETTE NlGHTGOWNk-made or excellent
quality liannelette, in pink and white and blue and white N
stripes, various styles. out extra lull in all sizes. Prices range "
iron! .. ......................... 50c to $1. 25 .
WOMEN'S FLANNELETTE’ UNDERSKIRTS- Made of all white
and colored striped flanneisits: some are finished with mills
,~ and neatly trimmed at ........................... 25s to 75c
WOMEN'S PLANNELETTE DRESSING SACQUEB AND LONG ‘ (A
KlMONOS~Fancy patterns in blue. pink and gray. in a va-
riety or pretty styles. at prices ranging lrom ..... 98a to $3.75
THE DR. DENTON SLEEPING GARMENTB— For children,
which completely cover little open and prevent the chilling a!
the body and limbs. Made in eleven sizes for children up to
ten years of age. Prices .500 to 91.00
The N. E. RYAN Co.
I WASHINGTON IT. . SOUTH NORWALK ,
.I' ...... “no...
I .... I.-- ...... v.-
Looli out Wilts W2 The Fords I" commit
two hum thousand “1*an stronger The
lost that it II tho ‘ most thoroughly and and tested
cm is m2 but guarantee at tho
yam Invsrior WM‘L B L. hens-
Iln strut...
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