r.» v, i"
in! timid-d lmi
is. centurion ceramics waters
Willi MW lured jo “causeway
the bowels, but do not those
many cleanse, treshen and, purity
I-fiese drainage organs, and have no
‘sii'ort whatever upon the liver and
stomach. .
‘ 5 loop your "insides” pure and fresh
With Clo-carers. which, thoroughly
cleanse the stomach, romoveth’o ‘undh
-. greeted, sour food and foul gases, takoi
the excess bile from the' liver and
carry out of the system all the con-
stipated waste matter and poisons in:
the bowels. ' .
-. A Caacaret tonight will make you
heel great by morning. They work
”while you sleep-mover gripe, lichen,»
_ M cost only 10 case a box from
your drugglst. Millions of men and
women take a Cascaret now and then
and never have Headache. Biliousness,
Coated Tongue, indigestion. Sour
‘fltomsch or Constipated ‘Bowels. Cas-
o‘arets helongr in every household.
onscreen just love to take them.
I
3 cmes reuse. HE'LL success.
Big Tons“ Lupusr Says New York
. ' .Will Be Tickled With .His Work.
KANSAS. CITY. “Mo, Oct. 30.-—4‘Dode
Cries, the big pitcher who comes hack
to the American League from Texas,‘
, says he has returned to stay this time.
die declares he never had an opportu-
nity to show what he really could do
while he was with the Browns, as he
mas used as a pinch hitter most of. the
time. but that he feels certain Frank
Chance will give him a lair trial this
cleanser ‘
Mrs. Mary J. Corey of mu}
Hill is having her home repainted.
Miss Anita Raymond visited with
blends in isouth Murmur, over the
weekend. ‘
Alfred than of Raymond street is
now employed in Walter Stewart’s
srooery store.
qt...
Mrs James Flatt it confined jto ’her
home in‘iewisboro,nwith ‘bioodapoisonv
ing in the face. ‘
. Fred Adamson \andvlolinpflarroil, oi
the ‘Brenhan's store spent Sunday with
friends in Stamford. ‘ '
Robert Behmide of Danbury. visited
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Schmidt, South avenue.
Howardeiller has been confined to
his home on Oenoke avenue for sever
a] days, with a severe cold
Mrs. S. T. Wood and Mrs. B. W.
Wood of East avenue visited with
(fiends in Nos-walk. Monday.
Miss Mabel Often of Stamford visits
ed oi: the home oi Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
_ liain Smallhorn, South avenue.
Mrs. Thomas Donahue of Danbury
Mrs. A. 8. Cook, locust avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. usher Bears and ram.
iiy of New Haven visited with friends
in Lewisboro. over the weekend,
Bradley [dealer returned to his
time, the result being that he cannot
fail to succeed.
, "i'll stick around this time like a
kitten to a hot stove,” declares Cries.
“it! cannot get enough of the neces-
sary big league control on the ball to
make me a pitcher. why I can go some:
in the outfield, and if I am in there1
every day I will make the outfielder:
hop around. it would suit me to a "'1‘"
i! Chance would use me in the field,
every day that I do not pitch. 1 never
was a regular when I was in .St. Louis,‘
_\ and when a. fellow cannot play every
’ day he cannot come up to require-
ments. I am going to prove that to
chance next season." ‘
~ Criss then reminisced a bit about
his pinch hitting. He told of batting
against the New Yorke in St. Louis
once and making a home run with the
hoses full, and he made another long
hit in New York. the exact length and
conditions of which he couldn't recall.
~ltch! itch! itch: — Scraper.
Scratch! Scratch! The more you
mhtheworutheiwl'l‘rynom's
m.
home on Smith's Ridge, Friday, from
an extended visit with Manda in Chi-
case.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hall of New
York spent the weak-end with his
lather, 'Ruseell Hall, South Main
street.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Heydt and fam-
ily have returned to New York, after
spending the summer on Marshall
‘ Rides.
Mr, and Mrs. George F. Giddis of
Brooklyn were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
i", E. Green. South Main street, over
the week-end.
Mrs, C. 0, Ashton entertained her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lund of Brook-
'lyn, at her hove on East avenue, for
several days this week.
Brown a Bliss, proprietors of the
new pool parlors on Railroad avenue.
are altering the Interior of the build‘
ing. Three tables will be used.
.1 MEI-C IO BPLACE OHASE.
him when, star infielder with the
Chicago White 80: several seasons
back and now a manager in the West-‘
era league. has volunteered to take
dial Chase’s place at first base on the
trip around the world and will join
the White Sex today or Friday.
A good adv. pays best in the host
paper.
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Coal Stove
.._vs,....
G A S
STOVE
Are yen going to "lay 01!"
your (in Steve for the Winter?
Why? Figure up what your (in!
Steve has cost you each month
during the past season. 82.00.
33.00, or at the outside, 85.00.
van you run the coal more for
”.00. ”.00, or oven is.“ per
month? it takes nearly a tea
0! coal to keep the kitchen
range going one mix and you
can‘t buy aloe closet for “.00.
“ammonia-Gum's
tor the Winter?
it your kitchen lash heated.
have a connection made with
the films or hectic; systole.
n will not out over $35.00. Then
you filigree.” the m
3
Miss Elizabeth Krapowisc of South
1 , 1 ‘ ct ‘Wflvcmna‘the employment "7 5-: R W W‘ ,1- ' ‘ f ‘ ‘-
, h .. ' , y “1 Weilhe'Wfiawf m m 0' ’8 M milk
. .l i will a"? ”fill; m, osmium nausea: which has m ”M Bile—Kimono.
.«i'l . pim. ,m . , , , ‘ ,_ ‘ ‘ . “hut. _ . V,
t' 1 r ‘ .io Wilmer James J. Walsh by W.
. “ To he pestilence o: a head of heavy. y mm”; a“ W- H. Osborn. The re. VDon‘tstsy stoned-In; .
‘ beautiiul‘hqgir; soil. lustrous, incur.
, gloss and lustre, and try as you will}
was the week-end guest or Mr. and L
A " e§ ,‘ m the mistaoii
1,]-
‘ Quit blowing-and initiiliiiil‘l A dose
_1~Amphitheater,contamination. ‘°‘ "“9”" 0°” ”mm" m”
“m. ”it ”www- °l “'4 $13 ‘13.““3‘53 "weep“. “3.333" :53 ‘
Qincometsniow..omtihoseibeiow~. ,. > ,.
I!” 3"”? of 1193“.“ divisions. in the 1husk up alleviate cold either in the
silica a the WWW oi. 15W end, chestbodyor limbs.
wavy‘and Medium dandrui! in hers
lysmatterofumaiiiflsmf‘
It is easy and inmivo; ‘
nice, soft hair-"and lots of:
get a 35 cent bottle oi. Kn , ,3
Danderine now-1n drug stores rec»
ommead itwmiy a little undirected
, schemata. .ioilowi, u
. ,mea with the commissioner or meow" “'5 a" WWW: Jim WW
and within ten minutes therewill ibe nal revenue. by, whom the, running: discharge. or nose running; relieves
311 9m” “wflmifii’iimt‘nenu mm he made. with the up: 8“" “Wehwdviinrm madame“.
nose. iiufllness and anyfincoihpurniole” mm of “gamma,” of the troosury.‘ sore throat. sneezing. soreness and
‘2. Applicants must he citizens. of silliness; .
57°“ “Hi1“ and a "I” 0‘ dandruitor the United States and persons of good “99‘ Gold Compound' iii the
Mil-shits W yourmi surmise will immi enemies and the applications Wm": “mt "W known and
be at“? want two Wacky “39. Wk” must ,be ”unburied by evidence, bu the on.“ only 25 can“ at M116 Bmm>
you will 300 new hath—line and downy dorm ”gnaw,“ for in“. purpose that it acts without assistance, tastes nice.
at first—«yeso-hut really new “Miranda applicant is not addicted to the and causes no inconvenience. Don’t
sprouting out ‘11 0"" Vail“ 8C3} . _ .. ‘luae oi. intoxicating liquors or narcotic “”1“” ‘ “WWW“-
derine is. we believe, :the only sure drugs, and has not been convicted at t ‘
hair grower; destroyer at dandruit and may. crime 9; mifldemfifinafi has no de’ NEW POSTAGE 31' AMP PLAN
cure for itchy scalp and, it never fails fect of limb. hearing, sight or speech HAS 8 ONE “"0 ECT
*0 iii-OD 158111118 hilt at once; which will interfere with the proper , . EFF
if you want. to prove how pretty. and periormance of his duties. ,The uppitf Wasnmc'ros. Oct. 30.-ar thou-
soft your hair really is, moisten, a jaunt will also state hm place of birth. sands of post oilices throughout the
cloth with a little Dande'rine and care-'raee. age, state, city, county andrcon- Country there will be put on sale a
fully draw it through your hair~tait¥ grossionai district in which he claims ’meimtion postage stamp book. It
ing one smallstrsnd aria time; Your legal residences, military service, it‘contains twenty-four Most and an
hair will be soft, glossy and beautiful any; whether married or single; his equal number of l—cfint stamps, and
in just a few momentd—a dellghtluiipresent state of health and whether the price is 78 cents.
mu‘Ilrise .awaits everyone who tries he is physically capable of pegormingf The popularity 0! the’old form 13001!
this. ’ - the duties of the position {or which he of twelve Mont stamps selling for 25
w..- is an applicant; his occupation ntthe cents has suggested that the sample.
time of signing application. and wheth-‘ ation of 2 and local stamps will meet
or he is an employs of any State, city,l with favor of the public. instructions
g‘town or county. [to postmasters regarding the sale or‘
3. Each applicant will he required the new hookswere issued from the
Year—News Briefs Gathered in to furnish a statement relative to his PM once department today.
Wilton. " educational qualifications, the names‘
WILTON, Oct, 30.--With the open- ‘oi the institutions at which he studied.|
ing of the trapping season, local trap- . the time spentin each. and course 012
cars are taking much interest in study pursued. He will aiaofuriiish a
Manley We “simnk farm." statement as_t0 his practical business
Early in the sum the young man ‘experience, when. where and by whom'
sent us to a man inL'Pennsylvania employed forthemiive years preceding
who raises skunks, out!" soon after a the tiling 0t his application, the speci-
vsir of the animals arrived by so Lilo nature or his duties during the pe-
press. About a ‘month ago the math I rlod. and any” additional facts which
er presented the Men- sknnk with,;‘m83 tend to show his lltness for the
sin kittens, but two at cm died. The position ior Which he Is an applicant. I
other [aurora growing finely, and anal l. The application should he made'
all N0. 1 pelts. m is they are near. in the handwriting of the applicantaad
iy all black, with very little white should give the names and addresses
for. if they mime, their skins will or live persons, preferably empioysrs.’
be worth fully 35 each, The enum‘who have knowledge of his! previous
family are my tone. and are kept, business experience and capacity. ‘
in a large wire pen ng‘m- the 1101,58,! 5. The application. indbrsoments. ‘
but do not throw oi! the offensim recommendations. commutes as to.
odor that is always we“ with former services. etc. or each ”person;
skunks, unless they no mum , appointed hy‘th'ecommissioner of in,
Another animal industry, is Nun-mutual revenue will be forwarded to:
Godfrey’s guinea pig colany, lie pup. the secretary of the treasury for hlsi
chased a pair some time ago Ind as ‘consideration at the time the appoint-
four or five um. pin in" been or» meat is forwarded for approval. to be'
riviog every two months the M is filed for future reference in the divi-‘
reaping a good prom. Muskrats are nice of appointments 0" the secretary’s DIM W, R"
unusually plentiful this season and oiilce. ' '
the youthful troopers are waiting tori 6- appointees will be required tot UNDERTAK ER
. “a , '
cold weather to "set" the hair before .dm‘e “‘0" “m" °‘°‘““‘Ve 0’ a“ “he" “sz waagf:o:o:uili'r? "3'
setting traps. occupations, to the discharge of the
duties of the position to which so}
‘.
reassess PREPARING so: '
THE OPEN season.
Muskratl Are Onu’suaiiyrionmui rm;
t
00 you WEAR GLASSES?
If so are you anti-lied that they
have been iitisd to your eyes is a
correct and proper manner! am
They Given Your Eyes That Relief
which you expected they would? if
they haven‘t or you need asses.
consult me at once.
WILLIAM J. MOORK
OPTICIA
Room ii, Knior Building.
No. l“ W St.
Hays. Theatre.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
, Evenings. can to I.
N. Y. «em—121 out Ave, 3 to
O s. as. daily.
Tamra-mums,“
-——~—.
SUMMER RE‘Ii‘DENTS RETURN.
Manchester spent the week-end with
her
Parents, Mr, and Mrs. Simon Krno‘
pointed.
Many of our summer residents. who
usually return to their city homes for
{revenue a Washingt” ”on. .D. 0.,will“ be" ‘ it promptly mas "MM” nos- ' '
owisc, on Smith's Ridge. Miss Krap- ti
wine is a teacher in the South Man-Te
cheater sclieol, the scene of the recent
tire.
)0 winter about October 1, are still
staying the continued warm weather
and the pleasures of apple picking.
slitting and the delightful drives and
walks for which Wilton is famous.
Charles Burnham, resident f e
grocery cm are taking home iefirzivew York Theatrigal Amazes:-
sons from a skilled teacher. Somel'mreaerick 8. Benedict. Nelson 8.
cloves borers are being developadispsncer and several others are still
from the Nausetuck Valley MW”: keeping open house. while several
and I stag will probably be held iniwlm‘have returned to the city are
the near tuturo. coming back for each week-end.
--—-—-.-.-
Several of the clerks in Brennan’s
Mr. and Mrs. lra Woundy and son ,
01 East avenue, Mrs. Anna Brown, Mr. Lee 17:3" IN TAX LIST"
and Mrs. Wallace Woundy and family " payers are warned that
of N ik.’ Mr, and In. George the time (or swearing In their tax
Wound: and family and lit. and um. 3"” “' °“ °' Wm ”WWW 13““
0mm“ Woundy 0‘, fitnmi‘oni, mtfthose who fail to turn in their lists
Sunday at the home of Kr. and “1‘5””, that date ”a subject to ‘ penalty
is. s, Wendy, Prospect Place, the “f 1° W m“
occasion being the family reunion.
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MILK slN‘r To ETAMFORO.
The North Wilton milk dealers are
shippin; their entire output by ex-
press to Stanford instead of to Non
walk firms by wagon as has been the
custom for many years.
Quick Help to when Ind Rheuma-
slain.
The man or woman who wants quick
help from means and rheumatoid.
will find it in Foley Kidney Pills. They
act so quichiy and with such good of-
fset that weak, motive kidneys that
do not keep the blood clean and mo
of impurities, are toned up and
streamlined to healthy vigorous se-
tioo. 000a mica _ioliow their use
mommy. hr sale by all ammo.“
WILTON Wino? cLiil.
The Wilton WhisiOiuh met with
Mrs. John 0. MM“ yesterday other
noon.
Wm
Thomas ”My. or Washer; m
to!” to the Norwaiii hooplini last
night salons: from a Mine at this
ion some. Hush! had has drinking
mm Manet homecomin-
iyhowhsmasddiofimrs, it
'is msMMhemm the
wasuso on soar mo mum.
In, .
CHICAGO. Dot. Mir—Afar, clinch!
isthesldsotscawmrowboattwe
miles from stars in lake Richie»
{or new hours, today, wihtasi M
discs, new of the Moreno. smug
,mn-mmamnm or
mum.
.2 which he says ONLY about. “Moms of 014.00 for the same quantity
I
1.0000 ”Width!!!" I'D! My“
PHY
mm. panellists“: '_
emission mm on: he
. sssooncnunsr ‘
We Sell the L. & M. Semi-Mixed Real Paint
it is a mixture 0! pure WRITE LEAD. ZINC AND LiNBEED OIL made
into a semi-paste paint not as thick as White Loni, but so that the con-
oumcr can ADD the OIL mdiul to be mixed with It. to make the paint
ready for use. and i'HEREIV MVE 008T.
This IS THE WAY il‘ i8 DONE:
‘i‘ho user buy. 4 gallons of the L. a M. Bond-Hind Real Paint and 3 a»
lens of Linseed Oil (at 580) and mixes them together:
THit MAKE! 7 GAILONO of pore Load. Zinc and Linseed Oil Paint hr
at point put up in cans would an ready for. WTHEREIV ammo
find for sample oIrds and plus. your 0m in 5a... m amoun-
White Load. Zinc and Link“ Oil Point ha been the “It known point hr
men than one mind “are. '
WAG. I. DOW. loath Wilt; Housu. ¢ “Mill HDW!’ 60..
Nomik: w, a. nurse 5 Ion. weapon: MWIDP silos,
saucepan.
" Month- End Sale
Today’s Special, - - Bungalow
House Dress 490
Doubtful it you can michlt his is nuts.
Almost Bamshusshdvcnised .
AJickcnmn & Son
. scum soawstit, cons.
ucmvavmfimflnm mus cram
~ Sheffield SiIVer ‘
5, A Display of Modern: Plate, copied. from
Antique Pieces, with Scme Novelties
of Recent Design
In a collection of handso me Sheffield Silver just ‘rc'
ceivcd are some fine reproductions of the familiar ‘threacL
edge,” pattern of the eighteen tii century. This design, in
plates, trays, dishes, and large articles, is so simple that
it is graceful and pleasing, besides being little trouble to
clean, that it is ever a delight to its owner. The follow-
ing pieces are in the group:
Drawingrbom Teakettlcs, $2000 and $25.00. ‘
Coffee Sets,‘fliree pieces, $16.75 and $18.50. .4 ‘
“Well and Tree” Platters, $10.00, $12.00, $13.00“ and
$20.00.
Maho
$12.50. ~ .
Covered Vegetable Dishes with removable handles,
at $6.50, $7.50, $10.00, $12.00 and $14.00.. '7
Tn‘vets, $5.00, $6.00, $7.50 and $10.00.
Butlers’ Trays, elegantly engraved, $35.00 and $3750.
“Sandwich Plates, $5.00, $7.50 and $10.00.
Hot Water Jugs, $3.25. $4.00 and $500.
Tu; Caddies, $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00. i
In addition to these is a group of- small articles, Salt
~'Celiars with Spoons, Eggcups with Spoons, Sauc‘chosts,
'A‘. D. Cofice Cups, Tea Strainers, Sugar Baskets with
blue glass linings, Latticed Bowls and Tidbit Dishes, that
are novel and attractive Popular prices too, i ,
50 etc. and up. i
Fine for prizes. ' "
T
a .j --.
gany Trays with Sheffield rims, I$ro~oo end;
i"
m
Jardiniercs of old ivory ware; brown and
tery, in artistic designs, all sizes.
Umbrella Stands, Jars on pedestals, Hanging Vases
and Baskets. In the Basement.
green pot,-
Favors for Hallow Eve Parties, Crepe Papers with
witches and cats, owls and ghosts. Novelties for favors
and place cards- Dennison Section.
i
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Silk Plush. a New line
for Miliinerv and Coat Trimmings
In the desirable colors for this season, taupe, seal
brown. mahogany, navy and old blue, wistaria and black-
18 inches wide.
$2.00 a yard.
Velvet Section.
Frills and Neckwear
are among the most important accessories of the season. PRETTY
CHEMIBET'I‘ES of net and shadow lees. YOKES, SUNSHINE
COLLAB'S and DUTCH COLLARSJABOTS. Crepe do Cherie TIES.
NECK sows. COLLAR and. CUFF SETS for costs and waists.
vectors, etc. Every piece in the newest shapes. well made and
becoming, and many of them are reproductions oi Wench sum-
pies.
A beautiful assortment or Messaiine and Crepe De Cherie
Windsor Ties, including all the new shades. Mahogany, Tango,
Wisteria. Hello. Cardinal. Brown. Phoerald, wen... Navy, Biscuit,
Peach. King Blue, sky, Pink. etc, nt 250 and 500 each.
in will pay you to see this stylish group of Noch Fixings.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
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