time the Combinrd
. Two local limiter.
. always 0pm to adorn
Weather Foucault.
toils! nrornim to be Inlllly
toiairsnd siiltitlv wurmor.
N. Mucus on the secret.
m Man in head.
in. dead. in the-
jto'lliioul rumpnign. which
Ind bitterness has hardly
equalled. the. spectre or
' m and has touched with
hand the man who we
' ltd. . plain people. 0d
9!. u long looked 'ior ell'
pension. ambitions and
gate reaper who is no
Me has noticed un‘
.hnoh,,gimter than
is still to come. that
With have forgotten
. ' pnnnlons of election
wt. . _ n; grief ut thin
1"?“er with fiill‘ll ioni-
_ hp last night bitterly do.»
Mm who said. “I stand
‘ villainournry. the Democra-
M Jeflereon," iotluy aloud
maps and recalled runny
, kindly one in the life of the
U “which showed hill true we
”beautician in dead."
W -- W. mu...
- . ”lotion. um! nu (‘Slflltil‘tll‘
It!) been (literal tor the negro
it I” walk. Binhup Unions oi
“ ~ ‘Iatltodiet church presents
’ ht brief it in that the
min gradually undergoing
‘ known to the colored l‘titrr
“turning white. " lie says tin~
“M title country in gradually
W by the white through
it Illindiiable prune-u ol uunil'
. ' . “lacunae. thorcure {1.000.
”I. of colored blood in tin-
‘Di’ thus only 2.000.000 urv
. The test all here more m
blood in their veina This is
m (I the negro. but of the
m. Mop Unions belleveii that
m will to on till there are no
wuss in America The row
"Mutual." There in no
“I My Galilee. to lioloni'm
‘m in Atria» or any
a “a vans in being bleached
fimtitius more will see
' oflthe pure blauit
fl view d them is none
‘ m it may mourn
7, ~' M min til the world
_ Victoria should not
Iii it almly worth in the
‘ own prints fortune 080.“
T“
immature
'm to [it into not
or A. w. Bonita.
. in; to her warm.
would not sustain an embankment. line
lies lyrn J. Davis. who has been
mutu‘mvvral tncnths in Dorian.
where she {clearly attenuated the linu-
wood aehool. bananas to him. and
will spam! the winter withthe faintly
- hire. Ann Buttery. of Dorian. tutored
another severe henunrbm Tuesday.
and. hsrdaugbtcr. lira. Stevens. at film
Norwslk. is nt her bad-inc. admlnieters
The past year has been one of marked.
improvement in the property of the
New York. New Bat-cu and Hartford
railroad. lo the report of the railroad
control-sienna it in stated that the
truck on the Hurtlorl division bu been
improved done the oommleriourrs‘ hurt
inspection by laying nine miles or new
one hundred pound uteri rail: south of
Hermit-d Aboutiiiidlilll new this have been
placed in the truck of the main hue.
branch" and sittings. The New Hritaln
branch has been double tracked with n
third electric ration each truck. and in
new treipht yard has been constructed
at New Britain. south of the old yard.
near the Vein-in iron Works. All the
signals on the Hartford division are now
operated by a track circuit. The truck
on the mainline and branchee'is in ex-
cellent condition
Referring to the New York division.
the report states: "Two piers on tie
westerly end of the Cos Cob bridge have
been rebuilt in a moat substantial man
car. The piers are forty eight feet high.
extending twonty~four feet below high
water. to a solid gravel foundation.
That portion of the Cos Cob bridge cm
of the draw is to be retloomi. The Stani-
ford improvement has been completed
since our inst inspection and the chem»
ter of the Work is fully up to the titan-
dard established on other portions of
the line. The track of the New (In-
naan branch in in good condition. The
bridp over the Sauuntuch river in to be
redoered and the ties are already from
ed for that putpovd. New tics have at.
randy been placed on the north track oi
the Bridgeport draw. and a new {low
in alsotc be placed on the Housuwnic
river bridge. The Wrat Haven piling.
about 2000 feet long. which her been
mainteiuedsince the tint construction
at the read under who snplxieition that
the depth of mud waa'so great that it
been filled. except it space of 247 feet
spanning West river. and the embank-
ment is now «trying the innuem
triadic or the wild with no material set
tlement as yet. This in a reduction oi
wet 1.700 ieetof bridging to be main-
niued and renewed on thin division.“
3'!“ mm OIOPPED.
Fluherty nud lelride Didn’t Finish
Thai: loot at Bridgeport.
An audience of at local 1.200 people
saw the first event under the auspice» of
the Harlem Athletic club oi Bridgeport.
last night. The iirst In on the pro
marine war a bout between flurry
Jenni-ton (0010M). of Bridgeport. null
Dan flurphy. oi Waterbury. .lsnnsou
battled only ten secouda and quit.
The next event wen a ten round go
between lisnnny Meyers. of New York.
and Joe Kelly. oi Troy. The light will
a hot one and the audience wan antiper-
aited when the «rectum: was awarded in
tune of ”use” by Release Charles
White. of New York. ”pinion stoned
to be that Kelly had the hostel it sit
through. it in allvivd that Meym
lililltl n camber at times. but the totem
failed to adult it.
The “I went at the evening was the
cent between Johnny Flsnuty. 0! Low-
ell. Ian. and Denny lemurs. or New
You. Thin was unaudited to ha is til-
we round an. in point virulence lic-
drids was way ahead ct visually. but
did not have the slaying powers lotto
ascend mend viability committed. unlu-
toutioeaily. a foul and wall warusd by
Refine White. Altar that Ilaherty
won more mini. in the tenth round
Flahsrty had lchrlue going and the in»
Iahtiua became so cima that they
mind and the «true, wsut in to
m then. M that time one nl
“Bride’s autisti- went into the ring
ind interfered and then tits aim lute
lb Mien to ”Ill‘fly. it is the epin—
lea. booster. that Hounds. bat tor
the W. watt tsunami ht
ruminant“ nowhere! mutt.
Chat-lea i. Allen. of 'l‘urtyviile. pinto
3d lotwaeti time lltiil tour ntturte oi
the mutation. flounder. and mold»!
ill'tl of hill really enjoyed ell lowland
immigrated with More on minder us
here slithered bowl the value eirnww‘
my patch in June. Mtelillelii month
which to ltlittl the flute in pitnlnvitm
not: a annuity oi unwborrlea into ill!
.d ‘1‘
. a..-“ will @
more to. it
Mo m “we
m‘vvaneaeftbemdmflaib
wey annotation in em hill.
Geld not: said the Haw fillet-h and.
New Haven road mm” 9.800 with"
or main-lien reitmad teach in lower new
England. nixtssn native oi whim is op»
tysteni and fourteen miles by the over,
head trolley system. '
Altar a brief review of the erection of
the thirdwail power stations at Nantu-
hst liaison and Berlin. Gel. lien said:
"The i'arss charged on the Nautasket
beach line before tbs advent oi alectri~
city. were a total ottwantyeiyht cents
front Psrubcrtcn to Eat Weyrccnth.
With electric traction they have been
placed ate total 0! ten cents. Under
than new conditions. the truiiic ban in-
c'i'easod enormously on thin line; tha-
summer of 1895. the ill-st of electrical
operation. showing an increase of 92."
par csntcver the previontsummerin the
number of paaaeugers carried; the num-
tuer 0! mail showing an int-rem of us l
per cent. over 1895. In the retainer just
pelted we have carried nearly time
timoa at many passengers us in the hit
year of steam operationfl .
(fol. Holt nald the reduction of the
fete on the, thirdrailbrnneh between
New Britain nod Hartford ironi‘twenty-
three conic to nuniforni rateoi ten cents.
with the adoption of electricity, had in-
creased the pit-sensel- traffic wonderful.
iy. He continued:
"On the Hartforddtlew Britain line.
we have carried. during the three Illin-
tner months. 400 per cent. more passer»
you than the coruapcndiu. months of
last year. .
"The motor car which we have to far
used we do not cousidrr by any meant
the final type. and even now we have in
mind plans of combination cm which
we believe will be adopted for railroad
Work.
"lint experience with overhead trui-
leye at Nantultet health has not been
antistaetory, We find it quite impossible
to prevent the dertruclion of trolley
wheels by almost continual arcing when
attempting to take from the wire the
heuvy current rtquired in clotting and
during ”coloration. There has been it
good dssl of trouble. moreover. in keep-
ing the trolley on the wire in motion
epeed. and many trolley poles have been
brain. These difficulties have bean an
important influence in tension us. to
reach a decision in favor of the third
rail. The content shoes which take the
current from the rail tollie motor cir-
cuit have given good satisfaction.
"A few words about the dangers oi
the third-rail system. There have been
many cases of people who have stopped
from the [round to the third mil with-
out feeling the current, and any one can
step upon it from it dry lie without ths
slightest elect. flurry of our employoea
have received‘the heavier: shook poisiido
to obtain. time after time. and care little
about it. Some. of thou who are more
influenced by electric aim-its than others
are sometimes thrown oil their (net. but
recover in n low moments We do not
say that the third ruil has no «longer.
but we do not consumer the danger as
being at all serious. or one which should
interfere with the extension of the syn-
tom.
“The conditions of operation do not
pond to a low cost of power. brcuuie oi
the fact that we are working neither ill'
lion anywhere near its full capacity. I
vuppcae we are. an a matter of feet. pro-
ducing power more cheaply than can be
done in any power elation in tbs noun-
tty union coal at fuel. the rennin being
that we are burning vparhv. Spur-ts
are half-consumed oral donned iron:
the «mum in front of locomotive: at
uncompauy's round house. They are
carried to our nations at Stamicrd. tier-
lie and Nautashet at a totalehvm at
70 cents a ton. delivered. (it room we
have to cumin welubt oi this hull-
oousuiasd than would be the case
with new coal. but still the economy it
great. as a cslity oi coal costs us
Oi etch .1an tbs power union."
learned in e liar Two-i-
llecwlly a pcoulinr incident ltillilit'lr
ed to the steerner Florida. “'llli'll rune
from Peuvaoolu to Ubuctnwhetehlo. tin‘
her trip up the rumor bed at lighter in
lowend one lubed «longitude. and in
aortic mysterious way u lili'iniil. or iillt‘ld'
ileh. not innit between the trimmer and
the lighter which the land Monoxide.
and in trying to free itself lt'iumwd
nlmrd the mother. The murder wrigh-
«l in motion and meuuml ii l'eel t
inches in name. This hi «mud the
natural ileh in southern water: when
would with it hook and line and in the
tint one lhnthus liven relight in thin
vicinity In it yuura. “Penman titer.
navel with also can.
lulu Winkle. sun 0! ll Wicks. n
lmyutnu lithium mythic. . if” owe
hie lite to his father‘s elilll with clean
rouse. father and non were out oil on.
be titer alarm. The boy upon
in hither
a claim and rolled oterianrd.
could not “all!” end-mludvdthlii
the boy meat but» «not it curler the
sleep. and teatime tblseleru
. ‘ cl ans lacy omits.
when tuddsn deathlast week canned a
thunk to the irienda vhn had made in
“h Ms J .. .. . ' .‘ >
held u very enjoy-
INB Mn: on Friday evening last.
The programing consisted or “funny"
mus. sous auurecitaflonsbysachct
the marchers W101“. The recitation
by Master Ralph S. Outcry elicited
touch applause. Charles Granary also
entertained the audlauoowlih his graph-
ophone. The next meeting of the
Grange will be held on number iii.
Ira. J. 8. Lane returns this week
from a montir’s visit in Quater- filll end
Brooklyn. N. Y.
no. Idu Coley has visited Bridgeport
friends. i
hire 0. ll. Kellogg has returned home
front a vial: with her parents. Rev. and
In. Alexander Hemline. in Namath.
Harold Ogden. oi Westpart. has spent
a few days with George Waterbury.
Mrs. Harriet Godfrey in the guest oi
friends in Ridgeiisld.
mmmnmtns world for ours.
“ms mm. m, II” m, fever
- PB
ticnorninuayretnnded. Prioeflcsnts
per hon. luvbalehvlt.fl.l’lnisted.
Religioue' l‘nrty~.\i-tn~tny b h-boy.
aren't y-y-you nshnnhntned oi n‘u-us-
ing anch l-l-lnnguagt? Small Boy~
Amory! Grit rubber time on (let an‘
it'll go emooder.
Fvss Pills.
Send your Adam toH. E. Bucklon
3:00.. uni”. set a free sample box of
Dr. King‘s New Life l’illa. A trial will
convince you of their merits. Those
pills are alley in tuition and um par:
tirulnrly elfeotive in the cure of (ion.
etiputlon and Sick illitnlnebe. For hin-
lnriu and hirer tumbles they have been
nuivediuvulnnble. They are gunmntoe-d
to be perfectly free from every dew
rotations substance and to be purely
veamtuble. They do not woollen by
their notion. but by giving tone to Shilll'
itch and tunnels greatly invimirnto the
system. Regular oizt' 250. per box.
Soldbyl’lnieiwl und Weed. Dmggieta
Whole World Wants Fina Horses
Study the horse tunrhet at borne nod
abnud. and breed to suit the city nint-
kcte and the export trade, and you will
be sure ol good prices. No country
ever bud curb markets.
world wants tine horses. end is willing
to pity well for them Will American
farmers ever rise to the situation and
improve their hornet up to the atandnrd
rrulniroo': ‘ . .
The True brandy.
w. M. Rapier. editor Tislrilwa. ill..
"Chief." days: “We won‘t hoop bound
without Dr. King's New Dimvery for
consumption. muglm and colds.
Erpcritueuted with many other-e. but
never got the true remedy until we med
Dr. King's New iiilrovery. No other
mmody can tithe its place in our home.
as in it we have a certain and cure cure
for coughs. ooide. whoopinn cough. etc."
it is idle to experiment with other
remedies. even it they are cried on you
as just all good on Dr. King's New
Discovery. They are not as good.
because this remedy hns a record
cores and beside» in unarnnterd. It
never faila to satisfy. Trial bottles tree
at it. E. Plaintod'ndrng store.
For some time tumors have been
silent relative to chooses in the superln
tendency of the Sandy Hook factory oi
the New York lithium and Packing
company. limited. and yesterday it was
learned {min an authoritative rent-cs
that U. W. Hloanc. who lit“ been in
charge of the factory idem min. has
severed hie connection with the some
and will remove to Trenton. N J. It i-
ruora are alluat of other pumible ohanm.
The dandy limb rectory at ore-ant inr-
ni that employment to about the halide.
tho it'll in the bony season at least 3w
ere employed. The erstnpanyia one of
the largest rubber cocoa-us in the
country. and includee stucco iiu sonic
holders August ltelmout and other New
Yorkers at a like financial standing.
0......DI.
lb
Slum
5 Bang!!!
That slamming door
can be closed noise-v
lastly by using the
Bout-nil Client Milli
SPRING. The Spun
closes the door to
input closed. The
prevents tbs ,
The whole '
ulnar-cu” nnvfooooa Arbor-UL“ Paloma. _,
it“; before but our attire lookeda'il well on it data this fall, a verit-
able city store. Everything new and xenophobic. “I never saw such a
beautiful variety of jackets before here or in l N. \’.,” said one lady of
South Norwnllt who is admired for her good tustein dressing. “There is
no good mason for going to New York for your dresses with such a ctoclr
us this toi‘seleci from right here at home," said another young lady to her
friend at our dress goods department. Such are the encominms that our
clerks hear every day.
Jackets and capes.
31h. beaver jackets. ti 98
Bit. hcccle " 7 till
Bit. and colored hereon. W 50 to ill 75
Bit. beaver capes, for trimmed.
.3 50 to i2 00
til 98 to no 00
$2 50 to 13 "ii
an: out one.
Children's jackets.
Wrappers.
’ 10 do... of or 25 flannelette wrap-
pers. all new colors and correct
style. for
Wen! shirt waists. in plaids and
98
plain colors. all sine». .1 so to 3 7.3
Juatforarunwe shall sell a case
of apron sinsb‘atus for do yd.
5-yd. lengths ct Birdeye diaper.
we shall all at lite
Dress Goods.
rein. broadcloth. in colors. t1 00
rill-in. ludics' cloth. all colon. 50
4min. drop d’ste. all colors. Fire to i 25
38in. mixed not! checked suitlnlrs
and novelties in 2-3 didcrent
cloths and colorinns.
10 pee. all wool suiting.
to pen. iuucy mixtures and plaids,
for children.
.30 ailh capes for the little ones.
fill
‘25
i'.”..e
25c to i 1N
patterns.
Domestics. Underwear.
lease or beautiful tunnel. haud~ We shall have upon-immuni-
101119 W. worth fl 8 it."- ter weight underwear for men.
1 :2; heavy wool blankets ., 3‘: women and children during the
1 case white doiuet flanncls. "8°!“ .
l lll ”flawuwe siiiull a3: at 40 lcnseiudiee' knit vests andpsnts,
case n on nus. n tn urn -.
dark shades. any number of full thspe and full "4"- 2!”
yds.yon want. do per yd. i one men's iieeced shirts and
drawers. finished neatns. 71'icval-
' lettings and Oil Cloths. “°"°’ "0°
There was a time when we sold ‘
mm only .1). mm". m Kitchen Department.
people have learned that it is the *
only and best thing forabsd— Blanking m’ 73° ”'3‘“,
room iloor to honoured with. Big variety of oil heaters. from
We have just received hopes. t3 98lo87ll8.gunrsuMdtoheat
We bought than at the old price. rooms 16 ft. square.
:03: Ellycmflmrfi):o:h: A large variety of zinc for stoves.
,m. from “.0 to 750
8 pieces. we will tell at 1;; Crusty bread pans. will bake two
:g .. .. .. .. .. it” leaves of bread as broad had
‘1; .. .. .. .. .. 390 ought to be baked. all brown
lhiciloor oil cloth in ten (lilierent and "MW. . 250
patterns. 25o _ ,
toe ti -l oil cloth in four diilerent [”00"de umbrelln ”mud“ title
patterns. 37...,” ”or display of table and chine
title 8-inil cloth in six dillerent hric-u-hrac and lemon in not
.viul equalled in the county.
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ls valuable to you; do not treat it lightly by making your stomach digest unpalatable and inferior foods
when you can secure the best goods at a nominal price.
This is where we score. Our goods have a reputation. They never deviate and are known for and
wide. and new customers are being added to our list daily.
We are receiving N ow “Goods Every Day.
N ow tomatoes, new peas, new corn, new beans,
new peaches,
new apricots, new plums, new salmon. new asparagus tips, new
head rice, new lens, new citron, new Jordan
new jellies.
First-class Gilt Edge ereamory butter.
The best ooflhe imported.
We buy our goods direct from the importer and sell at wholesale prices.
You can find the but oi everything here. Call and examine.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR. Leading Grocer.
n Watt Usshlaptsa Itrast. death Isrwsll. 0t.
awrm
WHY DO THEY C
almonds, new jams,
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0M?
by the thousands to our stores each week. and why is our busi-
nesa nlwnya increasing? The unawer is iound in the quality at
our goods and our extremely low prices. We buy everything at
first hands and sell at jobbcrs’ caste.
Eight Creamery Butler.
N. Y. stats Creamery Butter,
"Lion“ Collar. 1 iii. packages.
Boston listed Beans. plain or lomniec
sauce.
Cape Cod Cranberries.
ssc lb. Need 3. Floor. (But in the world)
see lb. 05.95 bblii 75C bu.
use lb. Sperry ii Barncv‘ Shoulders, . Jo lh.
> g the. New Buckwheat Flour ior ssc
1:: can. American Wonder Potatoes. 85c bu.
7: qt. 1 litre Colgatss' deep for syc
SOUTH NQIWALK'I "031' POPULAR STORI.
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