‘ri‘l‘
revered by him that over so years. i
‘ . wmmouuv
1 , Wzllt‘ sud lhnbsr up.
utter it is applied you‘ll wonder who
Kidneys ,g muse asoksche? No!
one 333 (therefore elm
not cause pain. , Listenl Your hack-
,- m1. mused or; mouse, semi
or e strain, and the quickest reliei' is
‘ 3' mm mommiem. mahs'ml."
11911 in ,‘rlshnycn. the, echo mttender
stillness and lameness disappears.
.M‘titey mum Get a small min
bottle oi “8t. Jacobs Oil” from your
A moment
Mouse or the hsohsohe, sciatica or
lumbsao ppm. “St. Jacobs Oil” is
dismiss. send doesn‘t sum. the skin.
am, his “only notification to rub on
.- s sleek. some or pastel back or for
durations. solstice, mutilate, rheuma-
timeouts, sorenessfi
or cotton" so they
wore in the EM old days or the itch
his shirt. qould lgnorsnoe oi the leml-fi
nine 11111111 he more We or move his-
tent? How th9 deer ladies must. Milli, ,
when men were them that the 1 ob
ject in wearing slit. skirts is to secure
greets!- freedom of motion W‘s their
mother limbs!
‘ 1W0 hint sildlve and hem; and a.
couple of yours tooth now those who
are oongratuistihg women on smorg-
in from the ohryseiis oi convention
and . adopting ‘tssnsl‘h‘ie” styles is met-
tors of dress will use Whittldiots they
have been. By that time, it is tolevs- ‘
biy sole to assume, women will behun-
died up basin as securely and uncom-
‘tomhly arid Wmingly as ever.
_ We... _-,,,_...
. its mediaevnl coloring.
, 9, . ‘CONNECTICUTPATEN‘N.
,, . tin: em on . me 3mm! ”w Tim ‘IlVlm
‘ We... . . unstimummwm I
use: Minna ,ANB‘FHEE ANKLss.‘ 1"“
YOU’LL give YOUR baby the BEST ,9 . No man vmllyt'understsnds vwomnn. AT The Afternoons:
Q‘OW . but some men have senses-enough to NEW Jim“ Evenim Division
perceive their own ignorance To _; , i ‘ 1 silo: appariti-
Your PhySiC'an Knows Fletch.” 8 W, Chairman E IE. Clark of the Inter. murm' my?“ ”23"“: of :11; 0:; ty for than fl?
Sold only in one sluhettle never in boil: 1 gm; flmgmrggmm‘ $33,313; .1... “Wee... .el'i‘eiiin‘i M...‘ WW7 33...“: W"
, _ Mission; so must be those disqui- m‘rWonrums.
, or otherwise; to pI'OteCt the fomngoflglgflgfifijfigggf witlmetnwhlsh mm mveiy 1m 4" "W my
babies.
Theben‘taurComml.
i
The following were issued Novem
ber t, 195th. «Hut Furnished from oi.
fine of .A. M. Wooster. solicitor or
intents. Bridgeport. Conn:
Daniel H. Decry. Bridgeport. resi~
viient tire {or trucks. '
. Frank Knrsitl. Bridxepollt. buttons
his scissors. .
Clinton E. Woods, Bridgeport, talk-
' ing machine frame (design),
Johann G. Peterson. Hartford, snap
switch.
Edward-1E. Roberts, 'Hsrtiord. (use.
William A. «Bernard, New Haven.
slitting pliers. 1 -
Thomas C. Johnson, New 'Huvsn.
two patents: Mushroom bullet.
Victor iKolskowski. .New Hum,
Isuxillery horse shoe.
Henry W. Starkweether, New «Ho-
ven, mushroom bullet.
' Winn-en M. Osborn.
rail chair.
Charles ”B. 'Renrlck, New London,
uisl flow steam turbine.
Charles :H. Kenney, New London.
fluorine speedometer.
‘Deniel ‘Messn, East Granby. tov
stucco supporting lath
August 1!. Hartman,
jdrinking minis. ..
Antoni OmeohoWski. Stanford, not
heir.
donuts C. Hiker and F. I.
floriden, gas burner.
George 'E. Buvoge. Meridsn,uppsrs—
line for melting tee and other infus-
ions.
Frank C. White, Meriden. automa-
tic pcan folder tor player-pianos «and
she like.
Charles J. Weber, Thompson-
'rlile, two patents: Feeding mechan-
ism; stamp sinner.
Charles A. Bailey, Cromwell, stove
(danish).
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l llllllil'i iiilllli
ii "iii”? [if H88
lads From Fruitwilan’l Harm
lender Stomach, Liver
and Bowels
it your little one’s tongue is ousted.
it. is 0. sure sign the stomach, liver
and bowel. need a gentle. thorouxh
cleansing at once. When your child
do cross. poevluh. listless, pole. doesn't
sleep, est or not naturally; it breath
is bad. stomach sour, system lull 0!
acid. thrust sore, or it feverish, give
I umpooulm oi “Cellini-11in Syrup or
liter." and in a low hours oil the his»
“up, constipated wuto, sour hits
m undigested food will gently moVe
mu oldie towels, and you luvs I well.
ohm: child ”his.
molt children needn‘t he owed to
this! this homeless 'vmn native."
«Illinois or mothers keep it honey he
muse they know it. notion on the
stomach, liver and towels is prompt
and sure. They swim slime div.
en todsy seven 11 sick child tummy.
fl“Ml: your drought for s snout itch
(loot millionth syrup or rigs,"
which conteins mine. he We.
children oi all sites all for troy/m
Wildly on the some. new of
«ammo sold here (in the m
New «Bruin.
Stamens-d,
Camp,
1-. ”a... .._..........~M..-—a
point. where every reservation is taken
Washington tiist he believed railroad
has most he'sllvsnced.
as insisted-that the railroads need
W...
’iniswliioh. 01W, can he obtained
"only'by'sn increase ’in rates. it did
“not mulls any diam-once it the bad
financial condition or railroads was
Nine to reckless ilnsncisrluz, the one
ticel question before the oountry,ho
A nanny mm indicated Through said was the necessity oi improvew
Galveston, Tom most, and that could only be mods
. when the roads earned more, money.
GALVES'I‘ON ‘Tex.. Nov.10.-*l‘he ‘
chartering oi the Norwegian steam! Your vacant property is costing
ship “Mantis." by the Gulf Coast money every day. A Sentinel wont
mum Steumshlp 00., 1» mammal!" M“ eh“!!! m M- into I
of the growth of the fruit ilnporunglp ”Mt T” m and see
trade through Galveston. The Gull; 81'ro 3”“qu gvg'rem,
Coast Fruit and Steamship Co. was on! ----—
gsnized and entered into the trade one Auditor Cuneo, of South Nemelk, Vis-
Jear-sso. it new operations with? its City Departments.
twotmtstiens. one meshed It. 31103:, The city oliicisls oi the only 00%
ole. and the other It 'i‘ebesduenlll. and solidst City or'NorwsJk one melting
mum eta-insure which made a. study or the financial system or
sensi- monthly MW ”between Gslvsston many of the various cities oi this Bate
and the Motion @9311. it has besn‘wlth a view to sstsbllshinx a system
10W Mt businsu uncalled 8V1!“ in that dity wlhc‘h shall he in conform-
the associations or the company. and lty mm the bestsystems found among
the chartering of the “Atlantis" be the cities oi' this State. says the Den.
some a necessity in caring tor the bury News.
M1 « With 111111 object in mind. John Curr
The development Of "limiting :husi- so, city auditor 0! Norwalk, paid 8. Vin-
nus of this oompmyhss theen rc~ u, to the CityiHall,Satu1-dsy morning.
Inevitable. end the one steamer em- for the purpose or studying the lines-
ployed was booked for every trip with
full cargoes. “company hes also
developed a. plum Mo to the
FRUiT mmvms reaps.
nun—y..—
psrtments and city and town iodleiels
spent considerable time csretully ex-
plaining all details to him. Mr. Cuneo
made is careful study of the system in
use in Stamford Friday.
weeks in advance of the date of enli-
ing. Spanking oi the development or
trade through Galveston, R. T. Bursa,
president of the Gulf Coast. IFruit and
(3‘8“?th Dempsey. said: “The financial system in use in V»
"The chartering of the "Atlantis" rious city departments in Norwslk is
was s. necessity in order to keep up now in process of reconstruction" sold
with the business, and if it continues Mr. 10111130, "and the city omclsls at
to increase at the rule that it is now ; Norwnllt “remaking s. our-em study 0|
tion or ‘Rs‘lltvhy "ommissioners in‘
millions o": dollars 1e1- commenced
' this ‘lnust come from" increased can?
clal system and arrangements in use
in the City and Town oi Dsdhury. He,
was shown through the various do:
increasing, it 'will be a matter of ‘1
short time when a third steamer will
be necessary. Our ships, the "Minn
tie" and the "Alabama," are among
the fastest vessels or their close in
the Gulf nude. end we now have un-
der costs-set sudlcient luminous to keep
both sis-mere 1busy for the next twelve
months. Northbound cargoes are
awaiting our stamens for delivery
wrench Bavarian. use lexicon he-
nnns trade has sitcoms mutant sod.
«tidying increase and our two pinn-
tetionn srs furnishing 15.000 hunches
monthly at this time of the your."
The "Attends" is new sprouts to
l‘hilndelphin, where she will he deliv-
ered on November id, to soil (or Gol—
voston. «She is due to strive at (lob
veston. iced. end sell tor 'l'hmpioo
shout November 10th. Upon her 1mi—
vsi st delve/aloe she will be equipped
with «mine.
yer rseervsiions hr the first trip have
already been reserved.
Wild. 11‘ cents ”to Title?
(From “Plain Denis" in the olevdeld
i’lsin Duster.)
m 1 ‘
The patron "What's th' price or
heel volley. let?"
The butcher: "Seven duller; i’r
choice out». not you'll have to set it
on th' premises."
The notion: "Why so?"
The butcher: “don’t. take no sheets
as on xettln' any with it. You’d be
slums and new More you'd lose
any test. Lss' night i sold 111 W
teller the: s new sn’ this month:
all only me tonne litth' revise. now
much?"
use: W”
"All right. it you‘ll welt. till I I“
W hell the possum
the means in use in other cities and
towns in this State with a. view to as
looting the one which means but
adopted to the need! of Normik."
1111111111. 11111
1111. 11111111111
lime Pope’s llimpslnl innvs
Minutes all Stomach lilt-
cry is Gone
"maiy does" not 1111s stomachs-in
ordm“mlly dose” ovsmoms iodlg
gentlen, dyspepsia. use, heartburn and
scum in live minutes—dummy»
tut-mites IPepe’sJJhpepIiu the
lowest selling stoma mister in
the world. it! shot you settlements
bold: hand is M 1M.«eohu; hrsst‘h
(out; William; your insides ilil~
summer the moment “rep" Ills-
We" men is must. with the
stout-ch all such distress venues. We
truly W «melons,
and the is? is its mm
1!. WWW!” simulate»
worth a! «stimulus or your amulet
hands you your room hush.
2L“: mm “was!!!“ Quilt
numuehyorltnliltt. Nettie
and MM (tits “I an WW. '
semis will site you s hundred seller‘s"
eventual-easternmost“
it new fit ”It
,Ww will. mew
mechanisms-est, Multinati-
sentinel For: Plate
Easy and Practical Suggestions
,. not: we
HOME DRESSMAKER
Scotch plaids in small eficcts malts To malts this little frock requires»;
handsome tracks for girls undertvveiw yards of Scout: phid 3162.00 per yard,
years. They are handsomely trimmed and 9‘ yards of braided satin at $300
with braid. or with satin stitched with a yard, making a total of $5.75.
braid. and isncy buttons. although the A button trimming may he used and
models of the dresses tor which they the buttons they be oi the dress nui-
are employed are wholly quits simple, tea-lull or oi some contacting iahric.
since emphasis' is being put 11 on the Themshould be made first. Close
English idea in juvenile sty on not the shoulder seam. then turn the item
now. in front on small “0" perforations.
Took the sleeve. creasing on slot per~
fermions; stitch thrcwghths inch
from folds. living took to large "0"
perforation at lower edge of sleeve
and tack. More adjusting the sleeve
to position, try on the waist; it should
fit smoothly, but not 31m ,ior child~
,hlrept' in
I. from the «endpoint
of service.
fter fitting, adjust the
edge of front and “hack to smell “9
perforations in sleeve and bring dou-
hlc‘ 'periorstions together: much
to position.
sleeve seems as notched. For short
sleeve, see cutting directions. Lap
‘cufl to small "0” perforations and tack.
Sew to sleeve, double "on" perfora-
lions even. single small "0” perfora-
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'L“”‘.‘.‘" ""9 ...1 lower ads of {remand hack between
;' _ double “
to liner edge, centers even (let c “ I "'
periorations indiestc center-
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to neck edge as notched.
lions in side gore, notches even. Press
perforations.
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and cults.
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:
CHILI” PLAID 133388.
.A stylish Snatch plsid trimmed with
sstln and buttons :1? in own or con-
trasting motorist, tor the thrill M.
The mobile lssleo soluble to dove op~
«sent is any of the numerous tub ms.-
terisls tint. are reasonable nil year
round.
commotion “custom ”" ’
into stubborn lumps. you heldh m , . '
end «octets sour, undigested teed sud .
ren gm rspidly and this (wt should,
sleeve to position. lapping armhole ,
Close underarm and'
row. 0i:
notch st under-arm seem. Sew collar - --
New turn under the edges of the Up.
front end incl: sores oi skirt on slot j'
perioretions; lap to small “0 " operiora-
plails and close seems; then turn the ;;"
hem in right front gone on smell “0”
Sew to belt, centers - .
even. The large “0" perforations in- j ,
dicatc centernironi. When finished sdd‘ '.
the buttons on the front, shoulders :
.3. -:.:n.-:
"The N. 11.~ Ryan Co.
nine. miles by “column in; ilmpth’ steel shutters so ill try it for
Gummy." Don‘t be tooled! , m .you."
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quickest. «root end melt timeless
staunch W in the world.
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Dnnng Room Furniture
Limbert 8 “Holland- Dutch" in light
Fumed Oak
One of the very pleasing Suites is shown in a Main 3"
St. window at present. The wood is a natural fumed
Oak which is less sombre th an the Old EnglishOnl: with
The pieces are in a variety of
models, and are not expensive considering high quality
and finish. Also these suites are of a size to be admitted
to the modern apartment dining room. 3?
Buffet, $62100
China Cabinet, $44.00
Serving Table, .. $15.00 '
Round Dinner Table, 54 inch and 8 it.
extension, $42.00
liivc Sidechaiis and oneAr111cl1ai1,$51.oo
With the suite is a set of Dining Chimes, of the
same wood, with five bars of very pleasing tone, $12.75-
Fourth Floor.
This Coming Week, Ladies,
“Kaffee-klatsCh”
‘A’us Deutschland comes this new Coffee Pcrcolaior
which will be introduced to our visitors in "s pleasant way.
It is called “The Silex,” and was invented and made in
-Gcrmany. Like unto the magical operations of some old
alchemist, the coffee is distilled into a glass retort under
which burns an alcohol lamp- There is no metal at any
time in touch with'tho coffee. The water boils and hub-
bles while the coffee percolatcs through the strainer into
the glass globe or retort, as clear as wine.
This demonstration will be conducted in the Base
ment Furnishing Store during the morning hours and all
persons interested in making perfect coffee are invited.
In the afternoon coffee will be made and served in
the pleasant Reading Room on the second floor, com-
mencing about three o’clock.
’ perforation: 'sew belt -. '
Blankets and Comertables’
A.Dickern1an & Son
eourn ne‘nwst, cons.
we owe a. mo H. GREEhl “some snore.
1-2-1. 12-3-1 '
m‘. :"
iii-2-
mm.
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We are particularly gratified with the satisfaction we
are giving in our Corset Department.
The Corsets we are offering this season are making
many pleased customers for us.
Free Fittings of all Corsets at Sam and over by our
Cursed, ere.
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