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the other
press room is
. . and visi-
Iiow tide
mil
m ”QM over
first» when
' mayor. 2:21p. by Wanamaker. to H.‘
’ ed so bringing good money. into was
“rile mum-st will in
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iv ‘ no
:lfliemim‘l
no secretary to
m. with mam» authority m
lugs will: consider business crisis: is
«sch and silo! the districts. ' '
The brown mare Allsploe. hr "Isle
Wilkes, zzuu. whose iirst door was
Rattle w., by Hunter. a son or Blades.
mare Clare. to move in double bsr~
sees. They go tsirly well as to speed.
These mill-so m .ihe brown: at i". C.
{loser Alums has shown well in
training lesson“; *
The boy geldihl Perhaps. 2:355. by
Walthuln. that the Sweet mare, is
back in Redford min. and is now the
property of his (orator owner. John
itlngrose. oi Charter Oak place. Per-
have use. iirsi. "discoVorcd" by Dr.
Gardner. us was also his speed. He
could show a trotting clip through
Washington street a winter or two ago
that would make you think that :20
wouldn‘t stop him. Before. he left Mr.
ltingrose'o- bands to leave Hartford
that gentleman was convinced that
Perhaps could pace inst it he had but
the opportunity to do so. He was
hung up for the pseinggait. and since
that time has stuck closely to that
style oi going. Now the little horse is
blind. but has lost'none oi his speed.
as is shown by the statement that he
has paced Hampden parll three times
in better than 2:30. As he has always
been a great snow horse. it is more
than probable that we will see Per-
haps step some this winter.
J. 1i. Bronson has sold the teat bay
more into. 211%. by Petosky. to S. L
Bronson. of New Haven. lie has also
disposed oi the i-yesr~old nlly Money-
l). Sawyer. oi Derby. Both are report»
defeated unite handily by Hal P. for
the 3500 2:40 stake at Windsor in Sep-
tember. and during the past season
liooeymaker was not up to her 3-yeslr~
old race form. However. in intn's
case it is slid that the mare was not
in first‘cinss rare form when thernd~
sor .plluilerdce was s so. .'
“Elly" unusual annals. is now
receiving compliments without limit
on the extraordinary showing be has
made with Roan Wilkes this season.
The horse new has a mark oi 2:05k.
and be has met and defeated the very
best pacing stock in his class. Such
pacing wonders as Bumps. Planet.
lirlght Regent. etc. were defeated by
Roan “'llkflfi; Certainly no horsemen
appreciate lllr. Baggs‘ handling oi
Roan Wilkes better than do his Hart-
ford "lends. who so well remember
this stoiilon's permrmsnco at Water.
bury. niol: but in July. when he was
beam. by Quickturn in It desperate
race. but where he won it $100 premium
by going a mile in mm. With luck.
he should he a grand horse in his class
next seer-on.
The brown gelding that started at
Westdeld. Mass. Fall River. “use.
and Waterbury. this season. under the
name of Robert Boy. has been identi-
lled as Doc Sperry. 2:00. This horse
won a host in 22,101.. at Waterbury.
July 0. Those successive duds 0! ring«
urn by secretory Goober arc the results
at his quiet methods oi doing business
it the Nat us. l'rottlng asuwlotion's
allies in til Acute building. They
bear fruit that guarantees ellloiency.
and an interest in the oilice. which all
honest horsemen loci: in for protec-
tion against the pirates of the tort.
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RELIEF (3W3 lNfiPlC’l‘iON.
The annual invention oi Doubts
Fowler Woman's Reiioi Corps. No 15.
will tulle plane on the surround and
owning of Friday. lispsrtnlsut Pres»
idem Jane 0. Polls will not as insper»
tor. The entire ritualistic word: will be
esslnplidsd. slut two mudldstns initiat-
ed. which will add tin-us new members
so tar this unsrlsr. Tea will be served
at 0 o'clock in the lulil. A full sliced»
once of odious and mum is dcslrctl
by the president.
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YALE ("all noun UOHiflil.
The Yale tiles sod Benin chill ill
ility mime liss bees mm ior
Wednesdsy night. December 1. ior s
cm st iioyt’s'l‘ltsstn. for the hell-
m stills building runs of no solo
omens flotsam lull . l stores.
by the We at mm m.
, . m,
mliy. as they will have its obsortusi
ltytulusrsslsblnstssidesl. plays
outsids on W rides 1'
mono our.
Thrown
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oasis in. *W
sheet. The board-oi review is We
ered to out in the plush: 2th mp
. inn-diction. and tile above most»
by George ll. Milan. is new and then
‘ hooked double with lint. Irand road
but are not quite mated us to else;
Fred Hydnfs’hsnds during the past
grounds.
who was trying to sympathise with a
friend tor the losses unused by-s storm.
"loathing oer" strikes wins in the
some plus."
a; limb I minim! send moon tor
‘ ti: new lure so“ slsoe truth on.
i'wlumoommm
opportunity for the
some shhlsvlatsd minutes slid ottslb
and wit.‘ The Wood Dieters m 'with
mommy. which not should an the
09m House. . .
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'l‘HlB'RISJNi} GENERATION.
William Bsrry. whose delineation oi
Irish character are so delightiuily
droil. comes to lion's. Thanksgiving
one. presenting his lsughnbie comedy.
“The Rising usual-silos." a play in
which he is given snipio room for his
talents of mimicry. . He is a real lrlsh-
men. with a love oi repel-tee. ready for
n dance or a song, and always on the
side in the oppressed.
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_ 1 mm
By "Profsesorfi‘ Wilbur 1.. Anderson.
of Lyme‘s Holiness Baud.
Wilbur L. Anderson. of Black Hull
(Lyme). who has been brought into
prominence recently in connection
with the Holiness band. is out With o
prophecy regarding the end of the
wol-Id. He declares that God has di»
rooted him to so and preach that mes.
sage to Jerusalem. and appeals tor ll-
nanoiai aid in his mission.
His predictions are as follows:
First—November 15.1899. end oi the
times of the Gentiles in years. and be»
ginning oi the times of the Gentiles in
days. At this time the 144,000 are
sealed and the turn witnesses begin to
phrophesy.
Becoud~Ausust 22 and 23. 1900.
First cleansing of the sanctuary or
temple alter its long desecration.
» Third—April 2i. 1003. Capture oi
Jerusalem by Antichrist and death 01
the two witnesses. '
Fourth-dilly 3.1903. Resurrection
of the twu witnesses. followed by the
resurrection oi all the dead in Christ
and the translation of the living salute.
Filth-October 10. 1006. liiltd oi the
times oi the Gentiles in days and rev-
elation of the Lord from heaven in
flaming lire. Jerulsleln ceases to be
trodden down this day. in the days
thnt follow Antichrist and the klnu
gather their armies to the battle of
the great day of God Almighty.
Sixth—~December 9 or to. 1901i.
Final oiesnsing oi the sanctuary or
temple alter its defilelnrnt by Anti~
Christ.
Seventhwnecember 25. , Willi. Final
day of dedication of temple. First
king‘s» birthday celebrated with tho
king on earth.
M...“
AMONG THE merrier.
port Driving Association.
The ground for thc fair moods and
huli‘rniio race course of the Bridge-
port Driving sssocistmn in Struttord
avenue has been cleared swny. and iii"
begun yesterday. Fiity men and two-
iy-dvu tenths were put to work.
The Farmer states that the work it.
bring superintended by Seth (iriiilu.
the builder oi Charter Oak pork truck.
nixed master in this line.
Bridgeport traell ought to be among
the fastest ill tits world. the conditions
being oi the best. The soil is just
suited to the purpose. The mark will
be composed oi nu underlnyer of solid
bus and on top clay iour int-hos in
depth. The bug is superior to t
truck building. and Mr. ilriiiiu say» it
will moire an exculieut inundation for
the clay top. it is being tnltou from
the bog land near lordship. not in
iron) tho courso.
’l‘he instantiation now is assured oi a
line around in lilnn for the initial inlr.
Which will be held in iieptonlbor or
October next. The contract for lilo
tenor hue boon lot to ii. ii. Nettlelon.
and the plans for n largo doullludork
proud stood to seat 4.000 people have
Inert: prepared. in addition to this.
the sanitation eouismplstes building a
burn ssbihitlon building to cover be»
tween i500 sud m squsrs test.
The grand stand will be a model
structure and an ornament to the
Tim work it tho trllclt will
be ponlilltlfll as long as the weather
permits.
slum. consults,
"New” aim." sslii tbs neighbor
"he.” replied rut-inel- Citrate-m .
Alter it sets thrown tile inst
empties to."
Wm
XX noun MID.
mm at“
The New Race Track 0: the ill-loga- i}
live work upon laying the track was :'
Narragansett and several other iulllouu 5:
rune mores. Mr. ilrillln is the l'i‘i'llfi' ' '
He says the {i
and gravel; above this ill n lnyor oi "--
llri for I
{3 sub
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has
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amt. I
at it. H. Plulstsd’s drug store.
Evaenator John Allen and wits
c‘eicilroted their golden wedding sunl-
rcrsorv at their home in Ssybrook. on
Wednesday, of last week. Their son-
in-inw, Judge liolnersley oi the Sn-
prelne i‘ourt. silt children and nine
grandchildren were plesent.
BUCKLIN'S ARNICA' BALVE.
Tbs best salve in the world for unis.
bruises. sores. ulcers. alt rheum, icy-
er sores. tetter. chapped hands. chil-
blsins. earns and all skin eruptions.
and positively cures piles. or no pay
required. it is guaranteed to give per-_
feet satisfaction or money refunded.
Price twenty—dye cents per box. For
sale by 3. ll. Plsistod.
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E‘s-Senator Coiioy ‘oi ‘Granby. who
is an extensive wholesale dealer in
mnntry produce. believes that “apples
will be apples" by next spring. owing
to the shortage in this state.~ lie has
recently purchased several hundred
barrels in New York state. and is place
log the apples in cold storngu. in an-
ticipation oi a high market in the
spring. ' , . .
HOUSEHOLD GODS.
The ancient Greeks believed that
the Pensnts Were the gods who nt-
tended to the welfare and prosperity
of the family. They were worshipped.
as household gods in every home.
The household god of today is Dr.
King’s Newlllscov‘ery. For consump~
lion. coughs. colds. and tor all ulter—
tions of throat. chest and loans it is
invaluable. It bin been tried for a
quarter of n century and is guaran-
teed to cure. or money returned. No
household should be without this good
angel it is pleasant to take and a
safe and. sure remedy for old and
young. Frau trial bottles at it. 1!.
Pinistcd‘s drug store. Refilllnr size
50 cents and $1.00.
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and Kidneys. slid ms these was in
throwing oil impurities in tile blood.
idiom-lo Bitters improves ilw appetite.
aids diaesllon. and is pronounced by
those who have tried it‘ss tile very
best blood purifier and nerve tonic.
Try it. hold for title or, £1.00 per bottle
" and 25c por pound.
_ capsules.
1 case unbleached 4—4 Remnants. 1°.
to 20 yard longths. 8c quality. «- yd.
.1 c‘sso White ilomct Remnants. in yd.
.1 case Gingham Ramona“. do ya.
1 case lilo tinting Flannel. 8c yd.
Maintain» and Iisakets.
l cuss heavy winter Comiurtabies. tile.
1 case smooth. llolt cotton Comforts.
worth 31.20. for this mile the.
loo pairs beautlilli white Blankets.
well worth $1.00. this sale. 691:.
75 pair wool Blankets. would be very
cheap at $3.00; this sale. $2.25.
Midi"! DEPARl’Illl‘.
Oil Heaters. will heat a lump room.
$2.69. '
lamp Shades. all colon, do each.
Covered Glass Cheese Dishes. 10c.
10-inch Cairn salvors. 21c.
Hand Lumps. complete. We.
Kitchen lamps. complete. 24o.
3
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Lsdies'
WRAPPEIS.
10 dos... all new styles. in iinnnelette.
98c nnd $1.36.
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9m Schumacltcr‘a Rolled Oats. £50.
Hungarian Flour. 75v hug.
Fancy limo Creamery llutier. 22(-
h‘sncy Gilt Edge (,‘rosmery lllltlcr.
28c per pound.
Northdeill Creamery illltter. l’rlil
prinill. 28¢ per pound.
3 quarts Policy Now Large Murrow
lieanu. 25c.
iv‘inu Whit:l Fat Mackerel. new. ‘ir
each.
:E Washington St.
“333 South Merl-silt.
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=‘”“’""“‘l9 “tuition
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Theaters, the quality of our goods
and assortment complete.
THIII ARI FAOTIWPURI AND IIMPLI.
Thousands spprecisin this sad profit by it. Wily don’t you?
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THE STORE "where. 1 PE
illusion mild Memoirs. to
' vlslrons ’ Hen
' HIGH is hound consideration with Us. Vales. First and Always.
WIN. THAT TALKJ'OI THII YI‘IK: ‘
hon they lay. 'i‘i'loy
tort annoy ’ In Obtained?
I RECOGNIZE;
Llllli.
54-inch Bleached Damask. 250.
lid-inch Halt Bleached Linen Domenic.
320. '
i dosen All Linen Napkins, 01.00.
2 large all-ilnen Towels. 26c. .
OLOVIS.
400 don. Iisdlea' Plums Kid Gloves.
value $1.20 per pair; this week. 81.00.
615LEBUYI”
Patrons” Whom flees inflame
mo vowels.
5 pieces twmtone Whipoord. would
ho cheap at ".50; this week. $1.00.
8 pieces heavy Drap d'ote. Fltery-
ilody likes this cloth. We own this
particular quality. $1.25. .
"Dill" AID use: IWIAI.
300 pairs Men's mixed cotton 80x.
“Cast iron’f brand. the greatest wear-
ing stocking in the market. 2 pairs for
26 dos. ladies' Mouton Cashmere 259
Gloves. 509.
10 pieces new and handsome teas
turns in Dress Goods. Bile.
iii-inch Fields. in silk and wool. 60c.
52-inch Ladies' Cloth. in all colors.
nil wool. 50c. , _
15 pieces Novelty Suiting. well worth
l'lilr. for 390..
iii pieces Drop date: all colors and
block; others unit £1.00 per yard; we
null them at 75c. '
. .iiiTiiE POPULAR CLOAK Roou. '
We cannot praise our Jackets enough. Our great sales convince
us that the Styles and Prices sre right.
Jackets, from $5.00 to
Capes. from $2.50 to
Cl”.
i. dos. Silk (taps. 250.
i dos. Silk Caps. 491'.
ll dos. Silk Cops. 98c. .
10 don. Tum O'Shnuters. lilo.
8 (101.. Tom O'Shanters. like.
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a
lo boson Plaid 'nlstr. with White Boiler. 12 dim-rent plaids. All low.
Waists. Weshsllmakeorunonthemwhiletheylnst st
'00 dos; Boys’ "Crack-a-Juclt” ribbed
stockings. our own make, worth 104: a
pair; two pairs ior 25c. .
100 pairs ladiee' heavy cotton deeced
and cashmere Stockings. in black, tan
and bulhriggnn. worth 30c a pair; this
week 25c.
150 dos. Men's white iieeced and gray
double back and front shirts and
drawers. all sizes from 34 to 48; exccp‘
tional value. each 50c.
25 dos. lindles' wool ribbed Vests. in
long and short sleeves. regular 75c;
while they last. 50c.
$25.00.
“2.00.
Ilfllll UNDERWEAR.
25 dos. Night (lowus, 290; you ill-
wnys pay «in for the some.
25 dos. Night Gowns. 39c: you never
now better ones at one.
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I'ilis‘ie Our and lverybody’s $1.00
so cents each.
lulu nut. cu. liiiii iiili lull sums, iiililiiili.
~i”)~>i”)—~(S$)~ifll~(ill—(“l— *(‘Uwi‘fl-i”)~i”)*i”l-ifll-‘
Special Cash Sale i
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W. Inflor- hr Oasis at Otoro or on Dolly-n:
libs Font-y Carolina Rice. 250.
3 [lollies Pure Honey. Lille.
2 urge Cans Peaches. Apricots or
Plums. 250.
Mini lions Milk Crackers. 250.
Slim llnndy Oyster (Truckers. 25".
:l pat'iiiilt'il Mint-e Moat. 25c.
l liioitlo fl doll. i'ii'iiiull. 25c.
Ilniml Bonus. on and lilt- not run.
1! Units Extra l’nncy Corn or l'uns.
«Eli'-
OA‘I‘UIDAV OILV.
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Pure Maple fiyrup. 25¢ per quart boil
lib; Val-sol. can. our; gallon can. 80¢.
4 quarts Cranberries. 25o.
ilolden Crown Buckwheat. 18c and
281' package. 0
:2 litmus New Honey. 250.
We ran give you s bung-up notice at
20c per pound.
New Prunes. 4 pounds. 25c; .1 pounds
25v: ii lmundn. 250.
:2 pounds Peaches or Apricots in!
251*.
laments-r no loll Nothing but lint-clone Condo. and those Ipuloi Prison in
Charles E. Seymour.
Leading Grocer.
We soil at s uniformly
isthmus-summer. lee
ammo-s. sec
llihsysiiswusi. as.
mommy-tell. sue
Muslims-rest. as.
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The Reason Why is Easily Known.
lionsssweflvsbstisuoodsdorieumr. than our computers?
“Will it. see 1m in new York. oosstqmtiy no lowly. We oi oases ol' e um mol- at s «so.
small percentage oi profit over
have buyers for cool: department who know their business.
is always the best. prices uniformly low
M sores on lit. it.
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”Mrs" alas. it. run in
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hush “molly.
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