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l ' Mirth
Last week the town was aglow with bunting, celebrating our
egg?! nnniversary. This week we drape our homes and places of
holiness for our dead president.
dimmd tor
-'opn..r
We are prepared to supply your
a 5
"It raping.
inure wing: 0!
President MoKlnl‘o y.
In our regular stock we invite your attention to our
ile DRESS GOODS
.4 LADIES' AND CHI
FALL UN
LDRENfs HOSIERY.
DERWEAR,
RIBBONS AND KID GLOVES.
MAN tun,
84 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
.
Norwnlks. Our stoc
with. Our prices a
"irl‘fi'lii’ at" i “
We are now showing the largest We
of Furniture ever presented to the people of The
lager and better arranged than ever before. You
mlllnve no trouble in finding just what you
"inyobbers’ qumtjties and get johbua’ PM“. Our . . '
“price- are correspondingly low to you. Our man-
' nor all doing bmlnene, our custom of fair treatment
‘th won as new of friends. If you ppvp not. “
yetdoaltwithus. don't full to glue on a (toilet the I
first opporumiti ,
,1...
k is bifger, our filaments
re right. We bpy our goods
can save you motley.
"REM“
he."
‘ whirl the lotto “filial?“
"Work well!I
«fighter to! the ”not a an i
~r_ l
Intrepid It! i! did.
‘ To be mil in Contoiidttld't Err-i 1'
vort'i-‘roiltlrt‘Blulnou‘.
Method of Storing and Handling the
Chilling Agent in the Mammoth
Ice Houoo Now Nearly
Completed. .
At honuonnoc-f livc much out of
New ilondolr. this suite thorn in now
pouring mmnlctiort il structure which
it in bcllclod will ploy on pronrlncnt
unit in winning and holding it Clultli ol
freight which lll expected to be an int.
the Corrnondntcd road. The structure
in qucution in tho ico houses the ho.
.giuning oi' the creation of which was
uotod some months into. Work upon
lly finished that a few weeks more will
.xor‘vu (or the finishing touohcs. in the
technical douguugc of architects rind
:lrrriidcru it in now about 80 pcr cent.
;complctcd.
lounge in {not that for all practical pur
poses a sufficiently clear idea may he
ghud of how with its mechanical llllll
other equipment and surrounding» it
which it is lntondcd.
pantcrn oxtromlty of tho Potluonnoc
Consolidntcd’s present main lino and
*tho track over which before the build
slot: of tho mammoth owing bridgc
which now spans the Thames River
giod to tho ferry which was the only
‘mouns of transportation across the
broad stream which forms part or Ncw
ghoudon’s magnificent harbor. The
,Intildinu. which is of a nine and clrm‘ac
bar to quickly arrest the attention oi
passengers in the towns which run
within it few (out of it in now rotclv
inn its second coat of glintnning whitc
paint and outwardly prescuts much
lthc nppcnrancc that it will at low woukr
{hence when thc builder-r. anuouncc tho
it is entirely ready for use.
To any that tho building in 295 ram
dong, 52 foot widc and hula. foot high
while giving a fair idea of its noncr-
mm dimension docs not so ndcquatciy
convoy an trim of the storage capacity
which this length, brondth nnd hcilzht
,r'cnlly means. This is perhaps bottcr
illustratcd by the iigurcsof tho amount
of ice which the building ill ordinarily
intended to hold; which is 10.000 tons
if nt‘coaanry thin amount can llc in
,crousmi to ”mm tons. The formcr
,quuntity, howcvcr. will llc srrlllcicnl lln
dcr ordinary condition to so ly lurch
icc as will be nccdcd {or «but i} 20 cm
c‘urs. if tho business upon which thc
Consolidator! has embarked will noccs
nitrite the use of anything like this
.rllluntity of ice or crop hull of it ir
one your it will be but u comparlttlw»
ly short Limo br-forc. tho building and
tho Vcnturo ire a wholc will much morr
than hrtvc paid for itself.
The building in port of the cxport
freight scheme upon which the rail
road company ontercd about. tho firsl
oi the precont year. it is to be used
.ior thc storugc of tho too which is to
be ltscd for too roirigcrator‘ cars cu
.gagcd in the transportation oi boot and
other perishable merchandise. princi
pally tho tormcr. That a building of
:such a capacity should he considered
.ncressnry would seem to Serve better
titan any information that the railroad
company has yet given out to shod
light upon the volume and extent that
they cvcntunlly export zit lcast our
branch of their export luminous to
reach.
The building is to be equipped with
all the appliances ncccsuary to thc rial
ing in tho morn thorough and cxpuli
tlou no) of tho pork for which it it
iniendcd. Tllcsc arc fiw Morngc bins
cach 35 {not ducp and o!) root'squnrt‘
and cnlculnicd to hold Null.) tons of
ice each and ii ncccssory a littlc nrorc.
Outside the building are the usual icc
hoists opening directly into 1111- bins
With those the ice in to be unloaded
and stored direct!) from the cart. in
side the building up clcvaior leads
irom each bin to a room running thl
‘cntirc lcngth of the top of the building
Here is to bc located the mm'hincry for
opprntingdhc elevators and thc. ice
breaker. a machine used (or breaking
the ice into small pieces before being
put lot the refrigerator cars. As the
cake; 0 ice. are belated. (root the him
they trill he and along an inclined
stairway to the butcher which is to
be located over an updrtihent opening
upon the platlornls from which tho
. cm will be loaded. The lattcr is a
' tiro‘etory otruéture with open Silks
{Mutton the platinum; and the ice
once is one railroad track tibi on the
Tar side of the platfdrm another track
. each i 3'0 feet or oncouartcr of a mile
long. mm. truck kwili hold 3' train or
2!- cora and tho car retrlgcrntoru may
. be filled from both sides of the pint
. {urine at one and the more time:
The ice breaking machine contain
trillion drum upon which. are arranged
missiles oi stout iron tooth Thin drop:
your; at n spend on iron 25b to and rev
olutions a minute and lifelike the tale:
int on it can be upon for retinitis
geranium The Ice is brutal: into
ll ti o mulled
’l‘irc m not curators when lira; ll:
on hold 2.000 pound». but for m lltng
fildfi lil‘ldhif‘m‘m
trnroled. or the him no
,. litter»! ll hoveilultr «imam ‘Nrrroul
iodine or lilo
“thigh in" .
m. or
inlaid” for the loading or bulk
coke ice.
kg]! .
PHEPlBllIllNS ill PBlliilNNllll‘
portuptiu m in the future businciss ol' ‘
it llllti proizrcsrlod ntoudily during all ‘
of thc post Blllllllwl‘ and is now so nonr. .
having reached limb a:
will look when ready {or the uses for ,
The building is located clorlo to the '
ffrcight yard. near the junction of the '
)
removes all dirt end stains from”
woodwork and makes it look like.
now. it. will clean the floor. kitchen
ware. furniture. dishes and clothes
better than soap with half the work '
and at half the cost. All grocers.
soil it.
Send ior our FREE booklet.
"Golden Rules ior Housework. '
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY. .i'
m W- lituk'orlo My
l."i'”‘i
is olton pretty well cxhhuntcd. With
heel for instance, should it br- "0008‘
.lnr'y for thr- Consolldutcd to hold tho
cars for scvcrul duyrr us might at any
tlnlo be tho. i'ilfit', lit-fore u stcnrrrrllrip is
ready- to roceivc it at Boston, the com»
pany might costly be put in a serious
prodicumont by not having too loo
hormc which is now living constructed
or cluc bc forced to incur nu icc bill
which would make lacrious inroads on
tho ncccsuarily low frcigbt ratio.
The cugino by which thc lloiutiuc
:rpparutun und icc brcrlkcr will bc opcr
ntcd is to bc n unsoilnl- curzim- of 23‘
horse powur and will be iocnlcd ill a
building about to loot. outsido oi tlrc
main building. This llrinimizcs tbc
risk by flrc Mill‘ll o tho irc supply
will bc llrrrvcxlod from tho (‘ .onsolulut.
cll s own pond. (Hit) of width i».- Silllll
ted on tho Grnton extension but u icw
lunch from Now London.
lll its gcrrcrul construction tho it"-
house in built upon the wry intcsi
idcns rlctuonrltrlttmi by pructicl- as
ldreuu demonstrlttt-d by lil'ncllcv- an
thcory to be boat for building used for
molt purposes. 'l‘hc‘wulls winch urc
cighiccu lnchcs through arr- construct
cd ilrst or two layout of 7‘3 int h boards
niih a loycr of heavy {lapel berm-on
lbcn comm»: a SDEN‘ about 10 inches
tilicd of bonrdu with paper bl‘tWCC‘ll
'i‘lln stow dust filling is uscd in plncc of
rho more {‘chusivc. but us r-xpnricncc
has; proveu. tllc no morn, cfi'cclivc (‘lllll‘
lull, 'l‘llc ull' clrnmbcrs urc upon at
up and bottom. 'l‘ho warm air lrclnlz
musiuntly (‘fll‘l‘li'fi llllwlll‘ll and out at
lllt‘ top. No saw illlhl or other pnckina
:lccrlt is liSt't’i in storing tho icc. lhl‘,
llif'lhllil of uonstructiyn being relied
upon to inuurc slrth ll constant low
it‘ mpcrnturr- :w to ma - the shrinkage
dru- to mollinc .~o slig'l‘. as to bc a mat.
ll‘l‘ of no lcriuus (illlbl‘flllt‘llCe.
HANDLING IMPORT TRAFFlC.
Officials of Railroads Reaching Princi-
pal Atlantic Ports Meeting in
New York.
NEW YORK, Sold-tuiwr 21~ A moot
‘liit of lllc lrzri‘iir‘ flflll‘llllli of r'uilruudu
wrcltluu illi' principul \ilrrltiil- ports
Wild hold in lllls city yl'xlvrllny for tho
prrrposc of lliilli‘ll‘lllli: :lr'rnugt'nlvuis
'ol' ihc handling oi tir~~ import trnflit
nr‘xi your:
.ts n rcslrlt a oubsiuutirrily llt'W inr
port committr‘c will Irv‘ formcd in
which the initial r‘ul‘l iinus from the
wubuarti null tlrcir trout-cling occnn
lincs will be represent: d and onc gren-
l-rzni import agent will be appointed
who will have mrpcrviuion ovnr till the
rruvuts and ovcr nil import trullic. it
ill intondcd to have nil lincu and inter-
cuts handling import traffic t‘cprcscnl-
rd in tho courmittcc.
it is believed that any troublo that
may arise over cut rains can be much
more easily traced and rectifier] than
under present condition».
COMMEMORATE KING ALFRED‘S
DEATH.
NEW YORK, Soptclnbcr 21.~'l'hc
«loath of King Alli-ed tho Great. of Eng-
land, which meltrrcd 1.000 yearn ago.
will be commemorated by services at
St. Mill's" Chapel on Sunday orcnlng
October." by tho Anlorlcan Adlhors'
Society. it n mot-ting of the society
yesterday it won ohm «bullied to give
a banquet October 28 and to aid: mics
hi O‘Brien. prcsldem of the board of
truncation to inutroct the teachers in
he public oclrool» or New York to ad-
dresrl their pupils on King Alfred m.
the {other of popular education.
The trustee» of the Now “Mr ii—
brnry will be attired to not apart on at
me to be known as do.i Alfr'ld Nether '
la] [Jill-arr. which nhull contain liter-
aggro relating to tho Anglo mm per-
rliLl. toe Peerltuo LlVED.
mm roux delirium trio—Arm it
Wot arm feet i one of the iron
of tho: too Add llivor hridgé
taint Knight". emit teen your: arm
«Mm out: our nurpfleinglyhfllxht‘mumu
lnjnrioo or in broken arm and
the body. «Kin
l was carrying
ll- motooloto’ailo anbnthebrldm
nun-hem to walk along the arm
,7 _. Vim lilo root clipped and he plunged“.
ammo a about hit of one hundred
IN tent to the meet. no initial
write or and. When mum
Whirl: it» than Minions.
mm the hospital and the am.
that. no one only silently
. ‘ mum
no my
L;t.-«~.~..—w»~ .W,.........M...
in your it ill Jill
icontinuod from first page.)
ugcd ninctccn, wnu givcn uino months
in jail for burglnr‘iziug 1r store in Not“
walk,
Milly-inn Johnson. colorcd, was scut-
cuccd to two months in jail and lined
Si and costs [or the tzhcil. of Sill) front
tho pl‘l‘i'iOll of Hcm'y l). Dushn. oi New
(”an-trail. Mair-inn plcudod guilty.
Mill'k Slcrnborg, chnr'gcll with bury.-
inry from tho dwelling housc of Fred
l". llul‘rouglro. for'leltcd his bond of
Wild by his: non-amicarmrcc in court
forcnootl. Stcr'nbcrg in the block llhcop
of a woulthy family in New York. His
tztthcr iii of the clothing firm of Stcrn-
bcrg S: .lnrobs. Mrs. Jacobs went in»
unity for thc young man.
lllcllry iluulcl. ugcd iii. of Now
(Turmoil. war:- ucntclrccd lo jail-for llllll.‘
months for cnioring tho hour-lo of Amos
Wood. Hunk-t was in company with
tilll‘ Slosson “iron the burglary wux
committed, and money was tukcn.
Siouoon was caught and sent to jail.
but llzrsiott skipped lilo state and was
only l‘ecclltly capiurcd. 'l'llc rnorlcy
wall in it baby nnfc.
'l‘ho‘cano of Edward Baldwin, cirarg
cd with criminal assault on Daisy
Hoyt, in Wostport. August 24, last. was
coutinncd. Tho cane was bnguu Wod-
ncsdny uftcrnoou...hut was postpom‘l
ycstr-r'rlay luoruiuglon ,uccount oi liw
nbscnm- of n doctor. who is the princi-
pui witness, and who is too iii to or
loud at tho pl'r-scnt timo.‘ 'l‘hc court
discharged ihc jury. and tho case will
come up in rcxulnr form lalcr.
Joseph McKnnncy, a deserted from
Troop l“, Fifth U. S. Cavalry. picudcd
guilty to statutory burglary in broad.-
ing into the house of John H. llnrrwr
in lllrlrtington. but was not notrlonccd
At noon thc jury was called in
again. and the casc against Alexandr-r
Portcl‘. 17 years old and colon-d, was
takcn up. l’ortt‘r was charged ulrh
breaking into a candy store kept, b3.
John Angclim. an ilallan. in Wini-
port. with tho intent to steal. llc wu"
ricli'ndcd by Altorncy Alirml 5.
Pony. turd although iltn boy zrdmiilwl
llrrrt hl.‘ lrnri cntcrcd U11! store llii’
rtrtr way. ho denied that his intcntinu
was to steal. Deputy Sltcrifi‘ licmplr
tcxtillerl to marine on the rear door of
the insertion of a kolle or other inrnr u-
rnont to push up the button flint tut. n«
ed it, and the button was put in wi—
dcnrc The ury wins out over twenty
mlnutcs, and returned with a W'l’dlt‘i, of
guilty. Judgc thclcr ficntcnced thr!
boy to one year in, in”.
Court then adolrrincd until 10 o‘clock
Tuctiday morning
am..-“
CAPT. LEE some FOR ENGLAND.
Represented the Engllnh Army Here
During Spanish-American War.
NEW YORK. September leap
tnln Arthur into. formerly military nt-
tu‘hoc of the British ombaaay nt Worth
lngton. nails todly for England after
a title! visit to this country. Captain
Loo represented the English army
here during the Spanish-American war
and was on the. Island of Cuba when
l’rooident Roosevelt was thorn all n
coloncl all volunteers. ('twuln hoe in
quotod‘en follows: “i have met Proa-
ldcut McKinley and i ndmircd him
Hi» death in a float national ions. But
i think the Amerienn pcoplc art- panic
ulnrly lotion-to in having truck a men
at; Roosevelt in min: up the burden or
other: where McKinley lull on.
“i became acquainted with the new
president in Cuba, and practically ate
Ind slept with him throughout At large
part at the manna We become in
ttmrtlo [nonli- and tor my mm i think
tint the people ,tldn country have
nothing to Mr it great thing» to ex
poet. tron lilo commutation. i have
studied the man at close range. and it
la pout impairing to me to hear the
expression modem he in oi the M
Wm Union himto bum
mum “tint nil in: notion and dill:
Mlle Mil curry out the
ioyothlu "outerwear will be he
Winding!“ tram the
lift that their line rent there on
MW which in “mud to are-
connecting trio intore
WI It
on. t..1'.oitditriet. new.
roux mun
. IA-
bro ‘1‘. Ehrlich AW of oontritl
. bun.
l" Poiudoootounuuflaldlfleltlo
NEW DINNERWARE
Additions to our Chine stroll
THE REMARKABIJ: 1 MIN” about l)lllll'.‘l'Wili‘L‘*-llie
fact that new stylcs :rrc cvolvcd czrcll ycur on Chilrawarc which
may Inst :1 liic iimc. more or lcsswnlakcs uouc tllc‘lcos attract
ivc. cvcn adds a charm to tlrc llt'W prrttcrns ill liltfilisll Porce~
luitl which or him: just l'cccivcll. 'l‘llcl'c are new llordcr decor.
utiuun ill .lllrrk bloc and grccll, with strong gold tracing.
112 Piece Set $16.58; :30 Piece Set $19.88.
English I’llrccluiu Scis with l’lornl llccoraiirlu and gold
.4.-
il‘zrcirll,r on Colonial slmpcs.
Set of too Pieccs $rr.88. .
Front-ll t'hinrl Scts with Spray (lccorzltiolm oi great beauty
and (lclicncy. also gold lr'nccd.
100 Piece Set. with Tureen, $r9.88. i r-l
lust: Home new
lllx'llil" lilfl lN'l‘lCRliS'l‘lXG pricc facts from tho Wash
Silk Moussclino
iiuurls Section, arc tllcsc. wcll worth trading.
in plain, Satin stl'ipcrl. figured. anc and dotted stripc designs.
Rcmuants of 21/2, to 12 yds tltc lzrrgcr of lllCHC picccs cut if dc-
Worth 50. (X) and 75c yd.
Satin stripc. broczldc, Silk dot and Silk Chambray stripe, (jer—
Rcduccd front 45, 50 and (me
Scotch
ilown from 50c to 29c yd.
sircd.) Rcduccdio 39c. imported
luau Lincn, Madras and Gingham.
it) 29 and 30c yd. .‘llrdcl'soll's Fancy \l'm'cn Ging-
lrums. stripcrl and figured.
MEN'S Bill's
A Salt:
Ylll‘R (‘lll Hill of litany fillc styles of
.\lc'n \ Lentbcr Ilclis at n ridiculously low 3‘ . §
pr‘icc, is oi'icrcrl lil llrc llzrbcrriashcry Section. 5 7 l
\‘arlnllr. llzlllllmmc l.t'itlllt‘l‘>‘ zlrc incllulcrl in .
tlrc showing. and the clratrcc is uric never 5
Tim
r'crluccrl pricc is
Emil. M. READQ’thfl
A High Ratc oi Speed~“'l‘hcy are
talking ahaut tin clcvatcd road in New
York city with a upcod of 200 miles an
hour."
"ii (-5ch ‘ to nlc that there would be
one scrlous objection to such a nigh
rate of speed."
‘ What in it?”
“Wt-ll. suppose you wnntcd to not oil
at Forty-second ntrcct. You'd have to
speak to the conductor about it the
day before."
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Captain H. Hubbard. or Mil
“Brazilian Balm sav-
ed my boy'ti life. He began just like
the ouc We lost with cronp. We gave
him .1 low doses. [in quickly dropped
to sloop. and wan all right in the morn-
ing.“ For sale by R. H. Plfllllled and
l“. H. Baxter.
cquzrlcd.
lSc
"W
..-—ir
Silo—l son by more waste cam-led by
coins rubbing together the civilized
world loscs cup and onc~fourth tons of
gold and eighty-eight tons of sll‘ver in
.1 your.
ilcw- That must account for it We
often thought i had more money in my
pockct than i found i had.
Henry Braydon Harris N. C. trays:
“i took medicine 20 years (or asthma
but one bottle of one Minute Cough
Cure did me more good than any thing
also during that time. Best Cougt
Cure." Geo. C. Stillman.
Mrs.
ford Dot. trays:
Tho unFliDn in its original shape
was nddrvsscd to Socrates himself.
“Why do you swoar?” asked one of
his intimate friends.
"Sir!" ho said. lowering hio voice.
“Xantipcc doesn‘t know i do!"
it never falling cure {or cuts burns.
scoldn, ulcers wounds and sores in Do
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. A moat
Bombing and healing remedy for all
skin affections. Accept only the gen
nine. Geo. 0. 8101801)
"Do you still thiirlr an America» on
lionalrc is greatcr than Shakcsmarc?"
"Well." answered the Chicago col-
leg professor, "i have modified my
opln one. i won't say that be lit great-
cr-. But i insist that he is in a posi-
llon to be of more practical bent-lit to a
collogc.’
Roderick—”Walton saw two exponi
tions " Van Mbcrt~“ You mono Paris
and Bulialo?" Roderick—"No.1mt
Bunalo. Hc wart full the whole true
he was there,” J i
MW ‘
W..Pureoll Kintgrsvuie. Po. tiny»
he Broiler-ed 25 your- filth ’pll'de and
could obtainno relic! until DeWitt'a
Witch Hotel Bnlvc olfactod n written.
out euro Connteri‘oitn are worthless
Geo. C Stilimn.
.M
TOUGH WORLD.
“1 tall you," sold the ourbrltono mor-
niltlt. “thin ill a tough would. "
“'i‘hnt‘ a no." the bully men took time
to reply: "nod very low oi on will get
out of it alive!"
woniouo NIGHT AND on.
The bit-toot and intuition! little “in
that ever was made leDr. lit-duller!
Lite Plill. Theta pills Mp neat
pour into ottoman lintleunoao into on
em. union; Into mental power
floylro wonderful .n building up: the
health Only microfilm fluidity!
H floater South Howell. and John
A n,‘”l "ma.” ‘ in: 3’ .
contour: “Jerrod "no.
“in title In limo of Moo?“
“i dunno lief homo. but she's Bolton
Sid Darling, 1012 Howard St, Port
Huron. mmhnuu: “l have rled
many pills and lnxativon, but De itt'n
Little Early Risers are far the best
pills l llaVe overused." They never
gripe. Geo. Ci Balloon.
Soc Sow-“1'm eirulri. my door. that
our trip to Shelter inland will have to
depend upon the market—ii stock» go
up, we'll go down."
“And if stock» so down.
we'll ‘go up! "
A SHOCKING CAWITY
“luttcly heleli a railroad lahoror,’
wrltce Dr A: Kellott of Milliord Ark.
"Bio (out was badly embed but Buck
lott' tr Arnloa Salve quickly cured him
It's simply wonderful for Burnil Bolllt.
Plies and all skin eruptions. It's the
world's champion hauler. Cum (our
pnteerl 25c Sold by F” H Baxter
South Norwoik nod John A Rim
Norvalk.
,DlmUALiFllD AT THE ”MIT.
Biro-"Why don't thoy born women
on the mimicml boll nines?"
He--"Oh. you know there is A role
tint the playertt are not allotted to
tail: hack to the umpire. "
i suppose
bm‘flr i ’i
ton. wrrfiugymmofluut Luigi: "7"“ “mm... ”'"Wm"
" W M "will ‘3'" ' * «woolen eon mull-an.
M W M” llln Franklin auto. or autumn.
niacin untrue that i ever and For My”; *1 mm roomful:
3m ' We?“ ”Wk-i“ liar-poplin. tilted to have greet db»
time; will»; roe mm my in he nnd.boloh|nn lotion "amnion
no untold emr- i all warm or. mum norm-
plotely cured by Kodol min m g M Mien um um up
in recommending it to friends Will ,»
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