in‘Itril Whittle
om ‘hbgrmm‘ mm,
m p. 13.. It Demo's Hall. I“ L ” "
, ,Boecial prizes It this
M by T5091“ ”W Head; Very often I. model "For sale”
Moile- Juniollows: 1Bestcol1‘ ad will bring I. “cum" at on
, 0“- 110°33'50"!“ down. 55: money in return tor II unused article
would 111111- 0: value. Are there pin money no.1
hiccup Iibilltioo in some more 7011 on W
rates: of- Ina swam
”WWW—m.
. . ashooncsnsnr
11 Sell the L. 81 M. Semi-Mixed Real Paint
lII mixture of pure WHITE LEAD, ZINC AND LINSEED OIL made
‘I semi-pane point not as thick II White Lentil but so that the con-
or can ADD the OIL neodful to be mixed with It, to nuke the paint
Idy for use. Ind THEREBY SAVE COST.
’l‘iilx IS IHE WAY IT IS DONE:
0 user buy: 4 gallono of the L. a M. Semi-Mixed ReIl Paint and 3 gal
of LinoeId Oil (at 65¢) and mix” them together.
as MAKES 7 GALLONS of pure Lead, Zinc and Linseed 011 Point for
blob be pure ONLY about $9. Boo-Instead of $14.00 for the same quantity
lent put up in cans and sold all ready for. use—~THEREBY SAVING
d1 for ample cards and place your union for paint, and remember—-
Milli! LON. Zinc Ind Linseed Oil Paint has been the best known paint for
Inore than one hundred years.
CHAS. E. DOW, South Norwalk' HUBBELL a STAPLES HDWE 00-.
Norwalk; W. 8. GUYER a SON, Westport; NORTHROP BROS.,
Flannelette Garments
IWise people will have ready now the warmer garments that sud-
den over-night changes make necessary.
The autumn asso‘rtments are complete and are marked by qual
.ity and moderate prices.
WOMEN'S FLANNELETTE GOWNS, a splendid variety, com-
prising pretty stripes in pink and white and blue and white ef--
‘ feels; also plain white, with heavy silk scallop finishing the collnr
and cuffs; also, collarless styles, prettily trimmed. Prices~50c to
81. 50. , .
FLANNELEITE UNDERSKIRTS, made of excellent quality
flannelstte. in plain white and pretty stripes, finished with scallop-
ed or hemetitched ruffle. Prices-—
suit your hair really is, moisten
.. hair will be soft, glossy and beautiful
. In just a few moments—a delightful
-- surprise awaits‘everyoue who
' this.
1 THE “F'RIEDMANN
,, the so-called Friedlnaon cure for in-
,, bercuiosis is utterly discredited. All
, Ireiiable reports, regarding the treat-
‘, inept of
' method scam to show either that It is
Charm and Get Rid of floodlit"
1 ‘ IVW
r
.11} ca;
«arm-ww—
To be modem” nth hood of 11.311.
beautiful hair; soft, lustrous, fluffy,
wavy and free prom dandruft is more
1y a matter of using a little Danderino.
It is easy and inexpensive to have
nice, soft hair and lots of’it. Jim
get a 25 cent bottle of Kuowlton’s
Dnnderino now-all drug stores rec
ommond lt-aapply a little as directed
and within ten minutes there will be
an appearance of abundance; trash-
ness, fluflinoss and an incomparable
glossvand lustre, and try us you will
you cannot. find a trace of dandruff or
falling hair; Illut your real surprise will
be after about, two weeks' use, when
you willpoe now lmir—wiiue' and downy
8t firstwyeswbut really new hair-w
sprouting out all over your scalp-41mm
deride is, We believe, the only sure
hair grower; destroyer of dandruff and
cure for itchy scalp and it never fails
to stop falling hair at once. _
If you want to prove how pretty'alld
a
cloth with a little Danderiuo and cure-
fully draw it through your hair-ink:
inc: 0119 small strand at a time. Your
tries
.._
INSTITUTES."
"I...” .L- -
, Once more it should be stated that
patients by Friedmalm’s
:' actualy injurious or else that it indoor
WOMEN'S LONG KIMONos, of good quality flannolette, in a
, variety of pretty designs and colorings. An assortment of models
to choose from at moderate prices.
WOMEN'S DRESSING SACQUEs—Fancy patterns in striped
and figured flannelette, in gray, pink, blue, lavender, etc. All
sizes.
ITho Journal of the American Medical
Bring Back its. Ginsu-“film:
efficient than other well-known and
- less dangerous means of treatment.
One bright, frosty morning on older-1
was taking the air walking about his
place. It Was not spacious. slid the
house was not palatial.
rated an owner of moderate means,
but there was something about the
premises that donated ho was refined
tl‘hol'o was a whirring of. wheels up the
roud 11nd on automobile uppoulcd. BI-
aide the chauffeur there was only one
pert-1011 aboard a middle aged 1me
well wrupped in for robots The ve
hlcie hud reached a point perhaps I
31111011311 Yards from the place. describ-
rd when there was an explosion like
I pistol shot. The auto swerved nod
.n doing so went over. ‘
The chauffeur 'wus unhlll't. Not so
did lady. The gentleman who saw
:he catastrophe wont to her assistance.
'dllo was lying with closed eyes, but
she soon opened them luld looked at
the mun bending over her 0
“Tell me. 111111111111,“ he sold. “how
badly hurt you live thut I may decide
what to do "
“I don't know," she sold in 11 i‘uiut
voice. “but I doubt if my Injuries are
serious.”
The chauffeur jolucd them, and the
two curried tho lady'to the house.
Two young indies, the daughters of
the host. took her in. charge, while the
gentleman telephoned for a surgeon.
When the lilodicnl 1111111 arrived be pro.-
nounccd the lady ullburt, with the ox-
ceptloll of it sprained ankle. which
prevented bcr walking. He said she
might be driven i'o'dlcl' home at any
time. Loft alone with her host. the
lady suid:
“This is a singular meeting, M 1 Cun—
plug"
The gentleman started.
met before?” he asked.
“Yes. You were once well known-to
Ime. But that was twenty years out).
Iand my Inge is Just double what it was
'tben. It Is not remarkable that you
should not recognize me."
“But you have recognised me."
"There is a reason for that."
“We have
_ IAssocistion in a recent editorial 813nm l
1‘reminds its readers that
Manuheimor reported on It‘lleleSllle of vclnnda of 11 house on up eminence
:Ei.
The N E. Ryan Co.
as WASHI Moran 31'.
‘-
{1 i tributed to the. trentluont.‘
Itdllmn~ «1.. ..... m. ,,-,...
RUGS——
Axminsters
Tapestry Brussels
' Wool Fibre
Crex Rugs
YARD ENDS
Carpets
Mailings
Oil Cloths
Linoleum
Shades to order a specialty
A. Dickerman 81 Sonw
soon-l NORWAL'K, conm.
we GIVE 3. AND H. GREEN TRADING sums.
w» WWW-«+-
. fund 11 ondel fui results leported
': Fricdmulnl."
ltrary, ubout 17 per cent. of the cases"
I 'uro worse Illuu they might have been
' expected to be ulldcr ordinary unnatur-
.. lum ireutlnom.
..§'I1,.\:plolilll1,z this scrolled rum is
«purcniiy able to find pl11 1-11 lune who
' l illcss.
Try One “Pictorial Review Pattern!
We recommend to all ludil- 1'. \1 ho 11111 not )11t using l’iclorlnl Barlow I‘Iunu.
m one—Just one
with other patterns dt as well nor have that French chlt and Im- ll" shuplo i
milvery Pictorial Bevin. 1111mm will save you trout on:1 bolt to 111111 511‘”
material on each dress on 1111 cunt I f the putt-11111] Cutting and I‘ onuirlll liun (limit-
w~ m- ’V'.’
«mm W. .—
Patterns of these styles as cults for ugh number
””m ”some and mortar oneness
barons “was“ out momma has on soul
WILLIAM P. BERKS.
M Stores.
m
I
Intimates. NmakConn.
' ‘cighteoll roses in wow York, in which
tbob‘l‘ledmann “treatment” was used. 18llrlng The hour was tllut when the
A. new moon
land stated that in not a single one of
Itlit‘ ti." hteen cases was there definite
{improvement to date that could be at
2. Amm.
i" 0 l Iniflec of some of tho tolemout pllysi
.Iciuns of Canada. was
. lwutch the patients inoculated by Lil'.‘ 40,1“) my wife.’
appointed to
Friodmunu in the (tulwull hospitals
{These obs; :ciulls made a similarly n11-
Ifmornbl report. 3 I..lr Andol‘,’son not
. Lhint: under the authority of the United
’ é States government watched lilo prog-
_1:ress of the patients ireutcd by Dr.
hi‘riedmann In this country.
lio also
glue on 1111iu1orablo opinion as to the
E‘cfl’ett of the treatment. 4. ’illc
Friedmunn' ‘trenluleut"
ally. A report from the Rhode Is
lund State Snnulorium on the results
' in 120 patients treated by the Fried-
:lllullll method states that the patients
; "have about) [lilllH oi‘ the immediate
by
con-
hut that. "on the
This, 111111 more is
true, and yet the company Width is
up'
are willing to did in this inhuman bus
After all, this might be expect-
led; it llus‘nlwuys been possible to
find men Willing to do disreputable
work, if sufficient financial induce
month are offered. While the medical
profession harbors bllt a small propor-
tion of men of this type, It has some
within professional decency for. a
mess or pottugo. As has been prov-
Iously sold, the scheme of ,iloutirlit
il‘riedmunn institutes in different
states successfully evades any roprisal
on the part of the federal government.
It therefore (involves on the, various
states to take such action as Is net-es
sury to prevent the heartless exploits
tion of the unfortunate consumptivos
within their borders.
Quick Help to Backache and Rheum»
tlorn.
'i‘he mun or womun who wants quick
bulp from backache: 11nd rheumatism.
will tlnd it in ll‘oley Kidney fl’Ills. They
not so quickly and with such good of-
foot that Weak, Inuctlvo kidneys that
do not keep the blood clean and tree
of impurities, are toned up and
strengthened to healthy vigorous 11c-
tiou. Good results follow their use
promptly. For 11an by all droughts “
WESLEYAN STUDENTe AFTER
OATS.
'MIDDIMOWN. Oct. 9.—~Bocauso
Weeiqonuciety men have told their
proposed initiates that they must col-
lect cats of ancient lineage and long
years, owners of felines here have
lad I score. The initiates have been
making calls and Inquiring about «to
which won mud. they “111,111: vivh
section. All the lobbies are worldly
housed at nltht.
Dr'
"Will you give it?"
“Yes. but not diret'tly.
you 11 little story
_. overlooking a rivol.
l twilight fades 111m night
is standing over the 11 cetorn horizon.
l “TWO young persons wore sitting on,
ithe veranda. 11 1111111 and a woman.
They ludi '
I will tell
The scene is the
'I be season is
to slot Haddocks, I... 8pm-
I’ coll. Sluguhll Liver and swell ,
Q gentleman living on a country road
' Got '11 201mm. @031.”
Take a Cascuret tonight to cleanse
your Liver, Stomach and Bowels, and
you will surely fool great by morning;
You men and women who have bond-
ache. coated tongue. can't sleep. are
bilious, nervous, upset, bothered with
a sick, gallsyfdifiordla‘Ed stomach, or
have backache and fee] all .worn out.
Are you keeping your bowels clean
with Cuscarctswor lllereiy forcing a
passageway every .tew days with salts,
cathartic pill. 01' costor ‘oil?
Cuscurcts immediately cleanse and
rogulaio tllo'stdmaoh, remove the sour.
undigested and fermenting food and
foul gases; take the excess bile from
the liver and curry off the constipated
waste mutter and politics from the
intestines and bowels,
Remember, a (lascnrof tonight wlll
straighten you out by morning. A
Iii-(loin box from your druggist menus
healthy bowel action; a clear head
and chcel'fulness for months. Don‘t
forget the children.
STAMFORD MAN FAILS FOR BIG
AMOUNT
George A. Stafford'a Liabiiltleu" Are
$431,000.
George A. Stafford of Stamford
who describes himself as a‘selling
agent and who had been unscripted
with (i A Stafford It (‘0, Incorporat-
ed_ of No. 59 Worth street, New York,
filed o petition in bankruptcy in the
Stafford appears to have been a hold-
er of much of the stock of the G.
A_ Stafford 1% 00., incorporated under
the lows of this state, he declares that
'the stock is now of doubtful value.
George Waicoti and James G, (ira-
crs of the1 l‘Oll‘ipili'ly by the federal.
court in New York. Though Stafford
confesses to liabilities of $4:ii,-i72.37.
and declares his nssots to be $330,538.-
87 makes oath that ho is without the
lsso lg pay the filing fee. The sellou-
dies as to liabilities, show that the
secured claims amount to $186]i19.26
United States court fills week. While 1
bum were recently appointed receiv-I»
‘Tho mun took her 11111111 In one of Ills; :nud that (Iaims amounting to $7 451- -
“the other he stole around but 'wuist iii-I. Wl'rouf-Z $165 in
l‘1 ““8 1'9“} lltl'suiu.‘ ‘nmi I wish you «1
commentator:
Little Clothes for Little Folks
Childreu' s Coats and Bonnets that Match
Little Coats and Bonnets of Brown Corduroy. flim—
lllctl with plush that imitates illl'.
Velvc’t Coats trimmed with
and cuffs, belted Balkan stylus
worm.
Black Velvet Coats with-patent lcatllor belts. Velvet
Bonnets to match.
Dark Brown and Navy Coats of novelty Astrokban
cloth.
Novelty Worsteds, Chinchillas in brown and blue.
Stylish little Box Coats of warm worsted.
Prices for Coats, $5.00 and up.
ll mlncts $2.00 and up.
For the Little Ones
White Coats of Corduroy, Plush 01' Matelassc. bouil-
iiiullymudc and lined.
CIOSe fitting Bonnets of knitted and crocheted silk,
““011 with silk. with ribbon l'oscltcs, Dutch 11211“ rosettes,
110111 poms and tiny silk roscbuds, a bcwitcbillg ass-"ort—
1110111.
Kittens Ear Ang‘ora Bonnets and knitted
“7001 Bonnets. with pink and blue trimmings.
Knitted Afghans, two-toned, double and
bound with wide satin ribbons, all hand made and very
choice. $6.00.
rolllll's
snug; and
tapestry builds,
that. look
White
reversible.
Infants" “Wear Section. second floor.
Wool Dress Goods
We llEtVt‘ 11:11] considerable respecting
dress fabrics and those fine weaves of silk and wool to
which many 111111111111 are partial but we were very desir-
ous that the exceedingly large stock shown should be un-
(Icrstootl and appreciated. The assortmlcnt is greater than
for The return of the dress to favor 11:15
ilcnluudcd a vurirly from which to choose. 'l‘bcrc
born Silk and Who] l’oplllls, 'i'urmzllls and Crepe Novcl-
tics listed this wrck and this time we offer some med-
ium priced 11't-uvcs‘lllai 2111' always nskcd for.
W001 Taffetas,
to say wool
many years.
have
4:: inches wide, 75c and $1.00
pic but more winning 111cm their sim-
l pllcity it 111111 the dimple“ moment'
of her life.
“But notl'clishinlr III-lug won too ess-
'in she risked i'ol limo, promising 1111
l answur within 11 £1111 days He assent-
”oil but reluctantly. When a few (luvs
1 had passed she looked for him to come
ito her for her answer.
come A month passed and she recsiv
has been con- od 11 letter from him from 11 distant INNS (SEEING They 80! Il'llldl)
111111111111 by German physicians senor- 'citv telling her flint be had suddenly l'i‘glllflh‘ the
been culled m1 111' Holt :1 new field bud
opened to hit. but that it would be u
llonu while before he could expect my
Irreut success lisd who love-d him
deeply she would not have asked for
ltlme. This was probably fortunate
lslutc he could not be near her a long
11 lilie must pass before they could be
Emurrleduud he would only wind in
lhcr way of bring settled for life. If
isha agreed with him In this on nuswcr
to ibI1 question he hlld asked was not '
If thut answer was to lime 1
necessurl'.
been Yes‘ and she preferred to stand
‘,by It she might write him. and he
would do his best to‘ make good. his
offer. -
”This chilledhor first and only love
,Sbo wrote him that doubtless he was
,rlgllt nhout the mutter, 11nd since his
vicu 1111 IR hers. she considered his offer
ullnllllot. "
The lady bud reached this point
which was the end other story, when
one of the young ladies in the house
brought in n dainty luncheon on a sul-
ver," Sho would have lingered. but llN‘
father told her that the stranger was
not equal to seeing more than one
hereon at 11 time. The slrl withdrew
Then he spoke.
"There III II period in a man's life
between, any. eighteen and twunty me.
when wbot hols to be is forming its
is clay ready to thrust into the fur-
uses. This person you spook of was
then in that condition. He was at 1111
Important point of his. life when the
two elements. caution and during. uru
Btl'uusllns for tho mastery. In his
ruse caution prevailed; And yet for 11
than the cllnnces between the turn Were
equal.
"This person who It I critical mo
moot lookod behind him never 111111111
some to I point where he could con»
fldclltly. fearlessly look before him.
Ila bu lived u. negative life. lie but
been 11 nllureL”
There when deep sadness in his lost
words. The lady took his hand in hers
pod pressed it sympathetically.
"'i‘ho carriage that was Ill-lured hos
Irrived '1 said one or the 7m flirt-1
throwing open the doors
The Mom woman "chained-tortilla
run-lure and when mud, thanked
those she loft for their kiudmn. than
she was driven swan;
"l wonder." said one of the sisters
that eyelids. “what 1e “10.th with
visa. liver lines thatch vouch
don! M ill! look!!! so
*fiuehmwmm "I havol't
noticed it." 1.
i Ivilli
The Wui'ds w elo sim- 1
lie did not.
stands against hlln as accommodation
paper As to this paper, an explain»
tion in the schedules says: ‘Thoso
,noios were drawn by (l. A Stafferd
;& Co. 3.,111oorporutcd pz'tynbio to the
libs order of ourselves endorsed by
lit also by (‘ A Stafford personally.”
i
‘l have been somewhat cusrzn
Doan’s linguists gave Just the re
and
bowels perfectly. -—
IGNH'RB ii K1nuse.‘.lf)6 Walnut. Ave.
IAItoonn.‘ Po.
l but
THE DAY OF ATONEMENT.
The Day of Atonement is the holiest
i (lay in tho Jewish calendar. This year
it falls on Saturday, the iith of Octo- ‘
her. Its biblical designation is Yom
Ila-Pippul'im, later shortened to Yom
<Kippur. According to iliblicnl tradi-
tion it is one of the cycle of holidays
Iinstifuted by Moses; for we find it
lmeutioned ill l1o1lti1' us XXIII, L'd- -:i2. 1'11
the list of holidays Its ceremonial ls
ideucribed in Lev. XVI its sacrifices in
. Numbers XXIX, 7-11 ‘
‘ilowovor. the Dov of Atonement is
vice prescribed in the liiblo: Thus,
Ill(‘ your 70 when saci‘lilces whitewat-
the Jewish calendar it bus most com
observance of the Jewish people. 113111
pbasis was laid upon confession, peni-
touco, prayer and good deeds. It be-
Iisalall 111Vlil. 3. 5.) which was tutor-
proted as meaning fasting from
eve of Atonement until the following
evening.
Important feature of the service; yet,
while confession brings forgiveness of
sins between man and his Mailer, also
between man and mun are not iorgiv~
on until redress is made for the in-
jury. The eve of Atonement Day.
therefore, becomes the occasion for
the cessation of feuds and III-will. And
the Day of Atonement is known as the
Sabbath of Sabbathvwhon we are at
peace with Ill the world.
The service of the Day of Atone-
ment beginning with Kil. Nidra service
on the eve oi Atonement is a contin-
uous one throughout the entire day.
The prayers in the Synagogue are in»
toned in ploiutive penitentiai tones.
The spirit of. the masterly sermon of
lasted: i'lsrbl/f, 449), which is the pro-
phetic“ portion of the mornio's road-
lng. is mannequin “runabout.
Finders watch Sentinel w... Adi.
for tidings from loser: of valuable
:. ... v 1'. ..',
$319331! m1 . til‘llt.
wages and there is $237 Wall-‘11???" ma" 1 ~31
not dependent on the sacrificial scr— ~ .
after the destruction of the 'Ilemplo in ~ ‘
linked, the Day of Atonement. was able ’ ’
to survive and of all the holidays or ‘
pletoly hold its own in the hourts and .
came the day of “afflicting one's soul" ‘ .
the ' ’
As in the Biblical oeremo»
his], confession continues to be an . .
Poplins, 4S Int-hes wide, $1.00
Prunclla, 42 inches wide. $11.00
42 inches, very special, 75c
Imperial Serge, mitM‘l‘“ 75c
‘ ,1- 1. .11? 311 inch!“ 5°C
-Q'.t1.1'.llt's 75c
Storm Serge soft finish, steam spongrti‘o,» 1....“ .3; ‘ 1
. :1
Ike zlbu‘lt Ill :1 vzlritty (If colorings, nll standardfiih.
rcllablc goods. (lolmctl Dress Goods Stt‘ilflll.
Stylish Handbags of Moire Antique in fancy colors, Bro-
cades and Dresden Flowered Velvet for after-
noon and evening wear.
jewelry Suction.
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WE‘iR A
Moltasch Garment
Something Different
Moons that our large stock of Soils. Coats, Skirts l‘cllhouts.
Shin Wuists Sweaters Hosiery, 12111., Is a well selected vullcty of
moat exclusive stylus giving the deshcd individuality that every
woulun zldmilos
Our (.‘ illillillEN' S DRESSES are especially hitractive and sor-
vlcoublc for school and ultvrlloon wour. 'l‘best1 range in prices
from ................................................... 98c up
We havousplendid assortment of ('hlt models ill dresses for
street and evening wear. The most popular approved and fashion-
able materials 1
Especially good values may be found among those prices runs
ing from ............................................... $488 up
A number of funny and Ill-11in lllllgorle Wuists will be on Pole
4 an! I!!! a
u. Qx‘1.\.~- ‘1
commencing Monduy ut the astonishing prices of .......... 690
We carry the famous "Ell‘llill" Hose.
liulf Silk Iioso ill all color. ....................... 251: Ind 490
All Silk Hose in hl111i1,willlo and tau ......................
M. Moltasch 81 Son
no Washin ton Street. South Norwalk, Conn.
Me 11 Store, 210 Atlantic Street, Stamford, Conn.
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