hobo“ gain.
not lab I. stockholder rich,
be wall worth while; and the service
W. W' ' lio- la root co-operative movement.
(lame! fiat rally aging-dos a purely commercial
ia IL. Wu of all church-u, all philanthropien,
5-“ 0d... dl M Ill trod.- IICII' a. all political parttea;
and all memento tho-tulna are great fundamental examples of
mmllon."
Mr. [Merton t. President of th'e COMMONWEALTH
HOTEL CONSTRUCTION CORE, which is to build, in
flow York City,
Hotel Commonwealth,
at. Large“ and Moat wonderfutnotetfcnb in at. World.
YOU can be an Owner- and lodging; (2) similar rc-
Mtggber—memberdtip share, hates on hills of those sent by
i
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%
. no more. no less—in members to the Common-
t $315,000,000 hotelclub, wealth; (3) dividends; (4) din-
M 150,000 members are all counts on purchases through
Commonwealth Shopping Bu-
reau; (5) privileges and ac-
cmnrnodations like those in
the best clubs.
Sign and Mail This to
Con-olwnlfh Hotel Fault. t‘orp.
ltl Eur dint ht.. New Vault.
Please send me fttll detail: con-
cerning the Hotel Commonwealth.
on an equal basis as patrons
and investors. To be owned,
‘ Milt and operated by man-
‘ hers. No bonds or preferred
stock and only one member
ship share to an individual.
Membership shares are to
benefit owners as follows:—
(1) Rebates up to 20$; on an-
nual expenditures for food
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YOUTH.
tum \leat the Spanish explorer sought.
1"1 Florida. Youth cannot be perpet-
ual, but u :l ’1 health a man or wont‘
nu can retain youthful looks till the
a, -. _ I a woman ts dragging wearUy along
i' ”SOUTH MAIN ST. she may expect a return of youthful
theattty and t'ivacity by using Lydin
if. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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oppressed by some woman's tdlmenm
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Now and Have it Held tor]
Xmas Delivery?
Our Easy i’ayment EPian;
enables you topurChaseftlie: .
81er machine you wish.
initiator be able to secure
one. as Victrolas will the
it. “Julius Co...
15:18de at. St.
to the Boat 3.1!. a at“ III.
to he Iain almt house-d another
cater to the ball Th parade on
bonded by Deputy ('htef Vinta-
Poul, The Ire-tea paraded in tau
uniform and formed a pretty picture
as they marched between the lanes 0!.
red tire.
The aflair was formally opened ill-j
mediately afutr the conclusion of thei
parade. and everything went full blaSt
until midnight, -
The ofloertt‘ bomb was decorated,
a: were all at the other booths with,
cloth and streamers 0! light green.
paper. The combination was a prettyl
one and formed a decidedly attractive
pit'lult' viewed from the entrance at
the hall The booth was in charge 01
Deputy Chief William J, Powell, Cap—
tains Jeremiah liorncy. (‘haries Kills»
said and Ernest Layden. lieutenants.
:ytw-ster limtttertou. George Otbattte.
t' Nadia. .ioaeplt llaikitt. and J. MP;
tiratit. Max Schumann ts treasurerI
ot' the fair.
The candy booth was in champ~ (111
Frederick litedell and Edward Lamb:
and did a business to be proud of. Thel
decorations were in harmony with
1those of the other limit-fin in the hall.»
Next to the midi booth was the
j utubrefitt' boo-‘h which probably did one
of the largest businesses in the hall.
Ladies” and gettts' umbrellas of tinc‘
quality were gin-It avt.\ at this bootl: l
and the game “4: tie“ patronized. . s l
booth “as itt charge of t'.tptaltt
lilll‘Lul'tl, W Smith, Alfred Henry an~l§
J. Cook. ’
One of the trauma; of the affair was!
the fancy u-ork departnim which was
in charge of Mrs. Katherine tinny and l
Miss Margaret Kennedy Fancy work!
lot' heaultittl pattern and quality “as on
1 display in this booth, among the pieces
.being many articles of foreign work-'
lmanship and design which Were con
Ltributed by friends of the department
ittutong whom are the moat prominent
'peoplt- oi the tow, 'l'ttlr booth was
not] patronized by the ladies.
Next to the fancy booth came the
‘ever-present horse booth and this at-
ttut-tlon. as usual, did an enormous
business during the whole evening.
The booth was in charite of Messrs.
, Martin. ‘liiathews. McGrath, W, Dalton
and Newman
The rt-treshtuent booth was also a
Icentcr of attraction on numerous oc»
cantons during the evening and
"Thomas Harrtgan and Alfred Lani-int
' who Were in charge of this room. had
in lively time of it during’the greater
part of the evening.
The. gentlenten's coat room was In
charge of John Ktlboy “and Alfred
Murphy. and the doormen were lrvtng
Levitt and John t‘larltin.
Mrs. James Dun'y was in charge of
,the ladies“ coat room. ‘
Dancing was started at eight o’clock
anti the American Band of South .\‘or-
lwalk furnished excellent music until
lmidnlght. For the remainder of the
week however. Svec‘s 'full orchestra
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hum cornh full regtilia‘. The'Pnca-
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The Useful Serge Dress
*l‘:\t‘f.\ woman “quires at last one an"! dn as in her
awnitulx. it sff\t'.~ for a ("at many occasion and sin
fall: back on it “but no othtr coda-it- “tilts to gnaw".
‘ Lorri; at thirst Iaflllt‘ltn ittultb suttaltlc tut an) ‘gr
1n '
“.50 {or tcr) gout] quality.
810.50 and $11.50 for better.
Eapeciai attention paid ti the needs of large Women.
“onus of serge from 310.50 up.
“hall”?!
in Selecting a Hat
'l‘ht-rc is a chance to gratify personal taste and style
”MUM, thc showing 01' Trimmed llats is >1) large and
\ariod.
The Directoire style attracts \titlt its~ crotvm built
high with swirls of soft velH'l‘oI’ \Hlll turrets of gilt
lucc \\ll't‘tl in flaring gracefulncsm 'l‘hcrc is slight trim-
ming. a bunch of gilt grapes, and a red puppy to fasten,
a strange butterfly made of fur and >ilvcr cord, or an or—
nann-ttt St‘it’ft‘l)‘ sunplc. /
The Sailor Hat in all its \ilrlctl tvhitmics makcs it<
brink of sltirrctl lace or mali'lc fringed with fur. and the
crown t~ fur or a \clvct brim 0f extraordinary Width
111.1} ltavc tt pair at extraordinary wings, it tittittca C‘hicly
ctt'x \\lll‘l pale bltn- t]tilll\ outsprcatl. or a gull's wing rose»
tiutctl. (“tut iucmyablc.
Exclusive styles in Turbana and Toques and consid»
cling thc quality of material all prices are ltlt‘ttlcxl.
A number of Selected Sets. Hat. Scarf and Bag; Hat.
Scarf and Mutt; Hat and Muii, Hat and Bag, etc. Ex-
clusive. Milltttct') Shop, second floor.
Scconnl floor.
Tailored Ornaments
for trimming Suits and Coats.
. SOuhChe Braid in all \t'.tttlc1l t‘tlltll’lllgx lttt' ltratitl- I
111g in design.
Nbular Braid [or coat loops. ,
Hercules Braids for dresse~ and coats".
Bitch: Silk Gunttttres iu nan} sizes, from t to t)
inches, {or coats. 'l‘ltcsc ttr.- mmt ctl't-cmc to decorate
plain dark gowns.
Pendants and Tassels itt \ .tt'ult‘ty.
'l'riutntiugthclion. main floor.
Gray Mocha Gloves
f0: women.
Gray Media Gloves have always been so satisfac-
tory and dcpcntlablc {or \titttcr ttxc. ’l‘hcsc ttctv ones arc
illiitlt' tip \\’till M‘lt‘fit‘tl skins itt soft gray with Paris point
stitching.
. . 1.35.
hot cow to lilltl tin-st.- «133‘s.
. l _ -” tilm c—Secti
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Bath Mats
Heavy Terry ~Weaves, in a large variety of colors
and \llt‘s. “lute ivttlt ltluc. pink. grecn or tau. Dainty
.‘ttni \vttsltatblc, 69c, 79C. $1.00 “$1.35 to $.00
'i‘mvcl Section main floor.
White Satin .outtts
Bolster spreads to match.
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3‘. 1‘ a on, main tloor.
:\ t'(‘i tl‘tliltgr in Si 7.0.
. a n i
Columbia Quilts tn attrtctth (lt‘h’lfllis.ficall0pt‘fl, but~
tun—holed edges all around, very neat anti practical.
g _ il -l ' 7 $5.50 for the Set.
Domestic 5 Titan, main floor.
,. Toilet Articles
in Coronation Purple.
(.rctttly reduced tn price.
Hair Receivers, $3.35 l‘tnvdcr llox, $3.35
Hit or jewel llox, $3.00 Cream Jar, 5t) cts.
l‘crfumc Bottle—holders. $1.25 and $t.t;5
'l‘oilt‘t Scctiott, main floor.
will render the music. “amateur: BEACH SALE
During the evening the. RowayttmI
Fife. and Drum Corp made its tip-l
oehrance in a body. and presented]
Deputy Chief l‘owell with a handsome Danton
leather traveling 'hgthMt he wast
awarded last Friday night ' at the?
Rowayton Hose Company’s lair. ""“" ~
Wednesday night will be Danbury; JOSenh l. Hint. of Falrileld. W110
Night at the fair. and a large ‘delega-{owns the pavilion at Fairfleld beach.
tion 0‘ "‘9 upstate citizens “19“” together with severalliiundred test'ot
vented to be on hand to help celebrate. then b t d l i it led:
Thursday night will be xtven over c proper y a ’0’.‘ "3' an . em-
ro the entertainment plate. local Red phaticdlly, a rumor That has been
than, "who will be present. with their current several days to the effect that. g
parties were negotiating for .the~en- “'
tire .lt‘alrfleld beach front vmtwhev
.UNLIKELY, SAYS FLINT.
.\
that O. 6. Janina: or Hi. NF
‘ter'tntend to Prevent-Public Uae.
hontu Tribe will also take a part in
the celebration. .
“Judging tram ‘the “we” of last. idea of closing it to the public tor l‘
night’s upentng. it seems certain that bathing in the summer. ‘ l
there Will be a big crotrtbon hnnd‘toi The rumor had it that many com-y
night'ro participatejn the Emeline- .plulnts against the thatiters made to l
Iauthorties ,«during last summer by’:
treason‘of the‘scantlness of Bartlett)!
‘ the woman's attire. came-trout a cer-
tain wealthy recidhnt who 'mtbehlnd.
‘ille scheme tor'buylng up the-proper;
or. ‘Mr. 'Plint'sald» ‘th‘at ‘0litver or.i
‘CflPTAlN ‘ OWENS tRGGlfiNB.
Hist-11111110121). Oct. .8i.-~Captain
Michael Owen's. of the Mic‘liltto.-Ghn
Company. First 'lniantry,1haa 1min-
(u‘lioliod 1057
flint fl. mama diamond
0 fl sPENoemes A‘r-‘ivlioksouvtnuef The title
"field or 919 compo ‘tors in the
Board-oi Promotion of Rifle Practice
here yesterday. Simmer, a civilian,
"Great @ Tea Co.
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For a Dainty Bedroom
The 1; a Flowered thlcnne ~icl. p...
in l‘nililiufl
itn walk .tth‘l .i... .. lt '- .. "l . 0- l'utrtatt wall
rushtmi c- 1' t ' w - 1 ~ "rt 50 Ch.
\t.'\ {it 't .411 i t ..l"g‘ l""l l'N‘iiL lllll‘hfi "if
nigh
[10136) Cloth, tt.ll\’l .. 3 Judith t-tatttpcxl. and flu
tlplit~ ml .t )ttltl lllaltcs ll‘.“ SPY.
Figurtd Madras. cream Humid Vt:'."l pink. blur and
)t’lluw, ’ 29 “8.
White and Ecru Madras
l ‘fliratt t-attcnu,
25. 35 and 50 cts.
I
eta-Is 2.. Eng:-
News for the Men
llt'l‘i‘, I‘U't’t‘. are illt' l‘filtl l lit'\ gnu] ltlxr‘ itt \\t‘.‘ll'. '1‘
f a . . .
l‘hcy arc the new l‘a‘ll '~’l.\l<.',-, made of titsttncttvc scttrt ’
fabrtcs, in a tvtdc variety to CilOON't from. and cvery out: '
it rcal “1110115" tie. i"
\ Persian, moirc and farm bmcl’tx ttlct‘tfi, l
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50c. 65c, $1.00 and $1.50
Novelty and ribbon effects. $1.00 "
I\ vcnc man sleeps vomit 1tablv .tarm. asltc “ill in it
thcsc new pajama. and tttght tub“ of outing flattucl——- 1:
mutt-thing that \\lll be tsp t'filll}‘ tttlt‘ulllc .15 the nights ‘3
grow colder. ‘4
'Pljamas, \vlutc. tun piccc. mt 't‘s ‘t/cs.
'Boys' sizes, o to It: _\t‘."tl\,
Men's Nightrobes,
Boye' Nightrobes,
$1.25
75 cts. 311031.00
50c, 75c and $1.00
50 etc.
I! 2‘48;
Main floor.
Decorated Candles
:\ candle is :1 pretty thing“ to >80 always, even the
platttcst candle in its humblt'xt l‘illszdtilis. Now, artists
arc decorating.1 candles and littgc ttllt‘x and. small 01165
are gay “llll birds. buttcrllics and flowers. Lengths 16
anti {8 inches, which look vcr)‘ itttposing itt tall nta~
hogan)» sticks.
Specials fer Hallowc'en. yellow and black.
Venetian Candles, dzt'mtily f
lowered in colors.
zinaboxfljsdu,
Phin Candles with row and holly demrations, $1.00 a pair
Imitation Wood Candles, box of 2, 75 cts.
Dresden Candles, tnadc square. $1.00.
Pinoccne Candies, brown and of the exact shape of cones,
set in green and faintly redolent of woods.
Beeswax Candies, tall and tapering like an old—tashioued
”dip," golden brown and dccoratcd with a busy bee, t
‘ 50 cm. a pair.
Binhbtttlk Candles, natutfi as young trees and delicately
' p’t‘hty for ccrtaih places.
Black and White Candles, 20 cts. each.
Candles 'ior Period Rooms, Adam, Sheraton, Colonial
and Renaissance, 6 and 7 cu. each
Night Candles. Boudoir Candles. all colors. 25 cts. box“ '
Btrthday Candles, all colors for table decorations.
25 eta. a'bdx ~
Basement.
The “Format Health Belt”
.\ nctv supporting belt for women. which gives a rest
and rclict' to achingr back atnl‘litnbs.
$1.50, $2.00. $0.50
in white and flesh color.
Ask about it at the Corset Section, 2d floor .
A Muff Chain
'A sat'c guard as well {is a becoming ornatttcttt. of
narrow black ribbon combined with chain, $1.50
Black Velvet, $2.00, $3.00 and $3.95.
Wide Velvet, with handsmue slide, $5.00 and $6.50.
. Jewelry Sg‘k‘llon,‘lllfliil floor.
of .tndlvltmni: ‘cham
lACKSONVILLE,‘Fla..-Dct. new. rifle shot of the Uniwlflmes the!
H. Spencer. of the Mound city Rifle to the Winner. ‘Ftrst sergeant WI.
Club. orat. toutivwon tit-stptdcetna Mancnv 0‘ ”1“ “’5‘ Demure 13'
mm. t'nntry, took second price With 27]
vidubrifle mate of the Nationaltmmls- ““d Sergeant iRayntn'tidz'Le-t
cuyer, United States Marine-Ma
third, with 210. Initial man.
v .u \ . . A 1
scored ‘174 points of a possible 300 in National In“!!! inuléltz-i’m YUMMG
200 yards of rapid fire and 600 and t are 56 entrants, will.‘be§ln.m II ».
1,000 yards of slow tire shooting. its to be completed \Vedneflay. . ,
PHONE 9'09 miter 0mm:
1 gazttwtsttiugton Street
El 12er Coffee .
Money and skill cannot produce
odious. to business tincture. 4113
is the ‘first mummy. mailed or
any Connecticut-mr mum tho Nev
“one! Guard was united out in June. woman!
Jenninus‘owns 1.630 not Salliotntnc
him and that Mr. 'Junnln.’ sister
owtntd more-and . that , neither was,
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