it n 9 a. m.
‘AnDAY
ii MHLVII‘J lulu ii [21km
. .. ‘,a_ *22
Grandmother kept her hair beauti- F
fully darkened._gloss;7 and VahundantVVV
‘.\I:ith Shrew of Sage Tea and Suinlwr. ,
Whenever her hair fell out or took on [
_ $1123.34“ inV‘pOll—AV
.V I in Marine»;
. .. Lzomi BROK-
r ' \ll‘SES wilh‘ new
‘ ' goon BROKEN
M A'i'l,‘ ”12:5 .
r [3'
\II\-('l1l(V‘S. ui «.
l'zt‘acco ‘
1111' News
SlI'IIPIV '
with wonredinl meet By asking at
any drug store for nAvryeth s Sage slid
iSuiphur Compound," you will get a
fiarge bottle of this 'old time recipe,
simple mixture can be depended 3115?:
Rob to restoie natural color and beautv
Ito the hair and is splendid iOr dand-
arut’i, dry. itLhy scalp and failing hair“;
i A Deli known downtown druggist
lsays everybody uses Wyeth's Sage
and' Sulphur. 'bebause': it darkens so
U '~'.“'.\LK.
naturally and evenly that nobody can
tell it has been applied~lt’s so easy
.‘I’ ON ‘
lhinting:
STREET
«Home 90
Sell thel r'ni
You don”; Awmll
you {AS through the-VV
mFflflnA
. T01 ‘
A. STROUT FARM AGENCY
47 “1,3" SI, NEW you“
'8 dclvhm Plitéliur
luau lildz. Laud ‘I'I‘II Mitt Unit II ”III: 51:53:
. .5:
VV District Manager
I V29 Haviiand Street
1:. gnomes:
mom
3...“... . ..
The Varnish for all your uses;
I It’s guaranteed by A
Valentine {it Company
5. Makers o: mnnAgx-ade vnmiahw
' ' 11 Ice I832
re"’€’:!d av no
wk on: Priest!
HAS E. Dow
to use, too. You simply dampen II ’
loomb or soft hxush and draw
lat a tinge By morning the gray llflfl’
Idisappeara; after another. apyijtgntioul
lor two o. it is restored to its natura‘t‘ "
lcolor and looks glossy. soft and abunw
I dant.
7 . , ’:i .'
The !
.iWDmeII’s west: 3
.55 North-I MAIN ST
1
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J ‘J
- .V Iiitr‘hklkf'jilfi.
“1115th
film“. “gun's
trimmed. with embroidery stud
lace :10:- t‘ltll‘h
“Turner's Tim-II (‘oanIIII oi
fine figurnl material llut'tl in
Dark fuslvned down front
50: mull
J. I MALLE‘iE '
88 Washington St.
mmw'uvvo '.'\.M AOOOOOQM
I
l
l
s‘rocx or
“I '1
RANGES ‘
to the moct complete in the 1"“
.Liets
I 'STAIIIORD.
YORKJ' '
t
MAGEI;
PERI rm "V"
ACORN
~ LgA'rlssr STYLES'
FALL AND WINTER
' 'r 'MILLINERVY.
if‘RIlIILl 61's; Block?
mmoomo'
'T'C’IWWG
Also Renoir-V- for All natural
Jones 8: HorchliAs
Compmy . 7,;-
"17 Watt 31 9.
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‘13“; ohm.- -
“in”
‘1']
.Inix- tr, Nfihfi
ID: .1116 'V‘ttieti Ital-mil.
L It: ' flown-I Hint.
2.3 “I 80:11 110 II‘: Mfifllmo
(Arum: \lstlxinlry 51.341
rand hire-9| uIId'l‘ i
Dime ISL more» it. ‘\'
. 10.11111qu
"‘ YiruoKIiCt
was: .iB m. ‘ ‘ ‘v
to ridge north to 3.4mm“.
“Bria Ire 5.15. to L...-
1193:1115};st to i. l; Bound.
3b.
..!I:nn. LIV-hi
\ ru‘r. mas ALARM mum?“
'1“... I-l. tr:
Q5130”
um »-
Abollmoddlhnl
L
‘ In Him tut-urn «rum.
('1
.3.
. WASHWGTON STREET: . _ . Bring your vulcamiing to Vine...)
. A, 2:55.52L-W .39“- TVS-”k and cheapest prices
”my W . .‘j..'V A full line. of tit: and tubés 0?.
" " hanfi all the me Work calla
for V'and deli“
”laminar ’II.
1376 to 1883
81‘th Bldg. 1115 llah iii *4 ‘
fl: . Iaflamfl'h‘i
7.11mi; dull; faded cremated appear 75-:
‘nnce, this simple mixture was applied '
ready to use, for about 50 (2.81113 Thi§ .
i153? CeutmlA‘Neus Va trawler whi ?I arrived twill. Imorts that
it: . ‘
:‘thiongh )our hair, taking one strand IL" ‘
LITTLE SHOE
R9152 Vh’e
‘ .“The testing of the fair at; Nijni Novgorml
iTD‘IIt‘li “NrVi‘wolk Cunn I.
L:.. biliyation. but afterwards it was normal.
It: ,."
«Hum (111‘ Mlulium 3‘13? ,‘2‘ '
ummmg
.4
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I
t «. . 1 . V“,.»
Tires Vulcamml.‘ ' '
ii: S..Pmntofiqi;2 .1. I“. -.
DDIVII
,, BQRBEAUX ilf‘rgnce, via London, Se .9"5:;?a'
m. ~.—~l)é5 Armees, {I Vitiwspaper higher! by the Show Of
War, declares theré‘ 3"? every m t'at expéVot 63: the
. stay of the l‘rench government in BOrdcaux will be
so Naturally nobody "a: sham ' ' ’7 . ”’5' '
I133. -' I" “0‘ ' ‘
.cafl Te“ “ BORDEAUX. Avie. Laid 111. Sept. 9. 5 22'.) a. law
The Minister of Posts and T legraphs 1s Attemptimr to or!
ganize a telegn phic sort-it hetween Bordeaux and Lon—
don. via. San Sebastian, Spain A'rar'gcments are DESI
heingmade fora direct mail servh'e bctm-en Bordeaux
‘ 3nd London. ‘5 ‘
Measures are being 11111:: by the government torlcai
With the géneral rise iD fool prices"throughout Franco.
1 f~-_—.——.——_._n_.. -
IONBON, Sept. 9, 1020- a. 111 ~— No: mling in the
a British gunhoat catiturvi aII'awlL-r I Dr: Willi}? ll) belong
to Grimshy which had lIeIn laying There
were 250 mlIICS'mi’btlal‘d.
Hi' 2' Nil l(.‘S.
3. T?
as,
‘1’ 5
5: 233.111n-«A Lliwatt'h to llli,‘ lla—
“111 the LA‘gg'aqcuuAIIt (ij
scr-
LONDON, SL‘th)
vas Agency, from of myth. says:
V Sept. (I,tlie'Ger111aIIs amorw; ItlIL‘r 5(“llii't‘l‘s, his Im~
ions check at Montinirnil' aml Fore-(fl:DIIIIIIIIIILIiSLn tIIWIIS‘
V‘a liilh mar 20 milt‘s :40th {he liilllle
. continugt on the load tonarl Vitrv le—l ranmis. 2" miles
5. east o. hare (hampmousc with Advantage to the :Illics.’
LONDON, Sept. 9, 4:35 a. m.*~'l'hc L‘orrL‘sIILIIILloIIt
of the Times at l’etrograd sendstho following:
“The extent of the losses during the first six wIAL'ks
of the war places all [115130115 L'asunliit‘s far in the hack-
gmuml. Nut 1qu than 10.0 0 Lit-ad (EIArnIanlI were In IIIlL‘Ll
A in the trciwhus after our eng'lgement in loasicrn l Iussiu,
“()II Ihot {.Iit‘ful Sapt. int. uh'on two Russian Corps
clinic to death grips with four German corps nmih of
Suhluu, the losses of ’lVIoth sides totalled between (10000
and 70,111.10, the majority l)\lalg Germans.
"cot of ii) "‘l‘li‘l_\'.
I
provide
conclusive evidence of the comparatively Small LAil'LAL‘I. the
war has had upon internal trade. ll1.IstIes_s was snspcud-.
ed for only two of mm days: at ,tho lieginning of mo—
Tliere was a
Vhrisk LlLAIIIIIml for goods from 'LLAIItrIIl Asia “Persia the
vC'IIILIIDVIII.‘ and lliVC \-‘ Olga regions. A IIIIIjorityV oi lll'lll\ :IIc
rcml) lo extend cicdii to regular L‘uoiomers ”Alli: Milli.
bunk. too. hy active discounting, supports the fair.
WWW” ”Um-"M”- m “V" alone suffered through the iIIierIIIImItiIIn oi imcign lldllc-
mules one of pin-in material _
with loving under: arm that '
(.111 no 111111151 a mum style . IONlith, Sept 1). 7 :1. ill~wA (lispauh t0 RI‘IIlA-‘l‘ ‘5 ,
fllStc‘lltll In from yoke and v 1 1 l liIIl 3.03
Iiilll‘llilt‘b “INDIAN? Wm} mu VV 'I‘clcyram Company from \\ (Alimgton. hew’ Kauai ll .
bl'nidofi' wi- mwi .' there are now five German cruisers in the l-nclilc all
6': W lirussiors buttoned ‘ . 1 \ ru-
5 Cntistnnu. II
Vm I‘m-k." I'olw *Imd ”mum“ _ .not accounted for namely, Scltarnhm'. t. I
trimmed with I-Anunmlien. w berg, Stottin uIIrl Lindon 5:}. I, ; My} N “If 1“. ,.
'1‘ 1 500anle III. _ .V. f . "
WuInL-rs BrahxiLAr-I. withoutA ’ ‘ ”WT
"011“”: “Wind WW" "0m ‘ \l()(_l\li()l.M vin' LOlllOil Sept 9, yliso n 111.»—
Anxiety isV felt ovér the non “airivul of llltl‘tl‘liliiltill 11.155011-
.g‘or steamer Svcuhm'g. £0”)ng from ‘R 11mm, llllliilltl.
'with many British and AmericansSulmai'tl. [t is feared
she was captured and s’unk. by GIArnmn whrships which
\IIIL‘rIL .1
Anxiuly also it: foil for the steamer Torur,
this purl early \\'L‘Ilut‘s'l:1y. '
1
Which lt‘fl
’Wash Dresses
YOUR CHOICE
M. Moltasch
120 Washington St. ,
8011
A'. Mom Store—«210 Atlantic St" Stamford
lA‘IIrs'
lime l)t’(ll Witching: for lxusmian lHCHLi‘VIE‘S lillllillllg ronr
-2.” - gum—I-
i
I
_ of The Norwaik Towing Company In
.- {Du-ed to the Board of Health,
.. sateoline tank in trout or their plat-.130!
IIII hf“: rm:
tLohtinued [tom First Page.)
the present time building a new mg.
the Addie V11. Mr. Howard told the
members 01 the committee that hSI’
oompany was equipping their boat with
seyeral Mini-‘8. with g. W. p! from
200 to 25¢ pounds, which would cost
from #800 t8 3], 000. Mr. Howard said!
that his company Would charge only
tor the actual Vtime speht r01 fighting
s fin.
. ohairman George‘F. ,Foote told the
Dem ilmen at the many thousands ot
dollars along the water ‘tront that
needed protection. He said we would
be the only city between New York
and Boston with haIborViire fighting ta-
ollitieo. and that this {not Nouid be a
big advertiser tor the city. and would
prove a big factor in getting new in
dustries to this town. William 1".
lion and George F. Richmond e11-
dorsed Mi. Foote’s views on the mat-
ter. , '
'1 his question was referred 60 Conn-
cilnian Harry W. Mather. rite commit
tee. who will oonier with IiItt‘IIIeIIIbers
regard to it.
A letter was rendition; Lenny Mont-
gomery from the bridge construction
I‘melttee, advising the CDIInt‘tl of the
several acres of land owned by the
city just south of the temporary bridge,
which needs titling in. This was re
A permit was granted to the Nor?
walk Supply Shop to install a curb
business on 29 Wall street. .
,City 'lh'easuror Wilfred Borlwvil‘s
report Was rend ‘nIId'approvcd. The
bills of the different departments werol
also read by the pity clérk and voted
11111111..
Building inspecu'IrCAnrenIe I. Finch' s
rcport was read and voted placed onl
tile. l
The. freeholdern on Meadow streeti
submitted their report. and all 1110116
pmpeity holders desiring a hearing“
will be hoard :It the next regular meet-
ing in October.
'lho treeholders' committee, who had
that Gregory Boulevard layout in,
chm-go, to improve Triangle Park, also
submitted their report. ‘Those ,who
L will henffocted by the'proposed work
on this street will be given I). chance to ,
” be heard at the October meeting.
A resolution woe passed to order till
the residents of Winfield street to
111111141 the proper sewer and Vwater con-
nections hetero: like laying of the per-
~ ' mnhent pavement. City Clerk Joséphd
J’ Linxweiier advised that he had al-
ready notified pfbperty ownorn on' this W
street. to that effect.
I A resolution was altered by Council-
man Henry J. l‘iipson ratifying the lay-
lng of permanent pnva'monts'on‘ South
Main street and Van Znnt strut. Mr.
Hlpson said that the committee (In
streets and the city enginner descrv'o;
'l‘lILI‘
credit for bringing this about.
resolution was passed.
HOW ivT HAPPENED.
Mr. Kellogg was always teasing his
wife;
ulterior atIiioVéct the pitfalls be pro-
«"palred for her.
home, to dinner and sold. gravely:
hot and heavy this morning.”-
ly scented :1 scandal.
[she continVVued- "Tell me about. it."
ion. ' ' ..
l . .
Sentinel ndvs. no?
Wfifififi
m&§"€fi€nfifi
it was strange. that she did not
“Fighting already? How dreadful!"
A
This timé he? came:
"Young ‘v‘WIlte's Wiffi‘ gni'o it"lo him .\
The Whites had been married but zt .3
few months: and Mrs. Kellogg prompb "
"Oh she Just. gave him one Dt the ".
hincuit‘s we made tor breaktast" re- ..
plied her lIusbnndLYouth's 'Compan- .
“l - J .eI'tiiezient _
Bridgeport
' . I“.
e S!-
. I
”stab/Is}: 011' [Am
. '3 «an».
The Store 915:5 at 5 p. 111.7021
Except Saturdays when 1.1:— t-osm; l'E-J,1
. . I _ . .
600d luggdu lo: Hit}; .1... ....IIIIII
.ChOSiEllfhtfi.l\V1i ,
There are such thirty 21. iIIjilhlliililL‘ 'I'I'IlIIlm. M1451
persons who have been up an . Ilki’xxll the “mill wry much
have lIzIIl-eAptAt'iLAIIcI- with .511 .._ Al... Ilm; l'I‘uIIE'»
that L‘IILlure 111ml trawl it); III'IIIVV :tt’lil'h ;. :r'I'y with
them a tire—year's gnaranlcc. ,\ I'mnl; (If his» .5 .I't. 211:1
lost through four years of on «J ll,‘ll 1.1-1. . in: :I
much longer time. and it Ill .1105 illt‘ Luna's: II'IIIII 1115
through accident of any kiwi.
Ask toss: the links, truCto Dress and Steamer
Trunks.
Dress Trunks with OIIL‘ 01 two tia_\5.;1nd lIIII com—
partmL‘IIf:
- 32 1111119116553 and $800. 2,: inches, 555-75 and 53-7-5-
Wardrohe Trunks, $25 00 and up.
Steamer Trunks, $4. 75 and up . .
. Spfiiil Slit Case. '
Russet Cowhide with Sli'L‘t'l frame, shirt fold or
shirtwaist folder. 24-i ch sir: ,.$5 00.
.Cases f 1' Laundry.
Strong “llll steel ir:1111c.5j7.1524 264'1dz81ml105; $3. 25.
Matting SAil'. Case.
Traveling Bags.
\'L‘ry light wclght. for :1 young girl to 11:1 mile in th
practical 5ixc. 24-iIch. $1.50 special.
Plain or fitted Bags, black or russct, host Vgrmlm,
all sizes.
Fall Colin" V -» ‘
The Foulerds are here.
l'OI'V pI'L‘ttI iiilll (I ilIlII‘iilitl lt’ house Ill'C‘SSCS lll‘lL‘ :15
no moré :Itceplzthlt- a I'IIhI'iL than Cotton Foulzml. lt
Comes ill black «)1 C(_Ill)l‘(‘,l grounds with white. or («1101'—
cd figures. after the fashion mi {1 Foulard silk. Indeed.
so fine and lustrous is the Cotton Fonlartl that only hr
the much (an it he told from its silknn. cousin. A new
line just. reroivul
Black and white Old Blue and white, floral thAsir'I
34 inclns, 25 eta. and washable. '
r Tailored Skirts
' 'are he: 11g made.
. . films for making the $1.00. $1 25. $150 and $I 75 ~
The chstomer st‘lLALts her gmds, has her. measure taken.
and the skirt is made i111 hex.
. ‘ Late styles" on; shown. plain or kjlt'cd,
. short tunics. _ .
‘ The assortment; of Autumn Tailored Cloths is novi-
very completeV Broadcloths, Sarges', Poplins and novel-
ties. ~ A
' -. ”T“? Dress Goods, mainThIor.
1 Main Floor.
WW...
..,. '
with long or
.PIIkVnipu Tine ls.
COAL TIME
let Us Hal/e Your (Euler
For the Winters 81111in of
.Vtuml :: : :_:<: :
i M Harv iSIIDA'Cb. .
, t ' WATER sir 30.14‘0RWAVLK.
o Telephoch 721. . .
mm a
'2!!! -
TilURbDAlA iS BARGAI. . DAY
This Week's Sgecial is Ladies’ Aprons. ,.
PrII‘It Amish: at 25 db. _‘ Bungalow Aprons
Plain or with Brefteile ,5 35° eta} vent-5751.211?-
VBuDQaiow AVFI-IIDI‘I ‘ ' w:;teto::£::iength
39 cis.‘, ValI‘Ie 50 oils
25 cts. to $1.311. ‘5 , .
(sVee East Window) . Samples at Special fries. .. ' -.
Ai-A- DICKE MAN
‘aI/dvjlara In w' /.,n‘2'
Von mun “\hx‘UO-H: unv-
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