rains it thus wimp it might have been accessory to shop for W939
IIon York but that time has pushed tor we not only huvo the var-
oils. This assertion is neither false or presumptious. Our cash
penile than the larger New York concerns, We are enabled to soil ,
it smaller odysnce over cost than those refsrrcd to. If this appeals I
logically and you are interested in those goods, it Iwill cost you but
luul9s' time to verify this at clement. i,
I turn ENAMELED asos, ALL SIZES, FROM $3 T0 $20. _
$01."? ‘sR’Ass sans, FROM 9316 To‘ r50. .‘
W,‘
vruiNo lN nonNirunaIru A'r'srrr TO SELL.
”UNI Mas—4mg ass'r ON EAIRITH.
n, vI'oLAsIsEs—ALL srzesmu. Porous. I
r
_ ONV‘JARs—i 002. W CASE, WITH RUBBERS AND covzns. 50c
9X ‘RA’IRUBBERS AND COVER 8 FOR ALL STYLE JARS.
SERVEIJARS AND KETTLE svm TIN, AoATé AND mop.
w. s. STU‘RTEVANT.
Irlh NIain and Ann‘StIs. $50th Norwaik. Conn.
found In the big city,‘ .but will odor you lower prices on the sonic i ‘
hit a useheapaaany cash in the world and having the goods with I I
IIRSDAY IS BARGAIN DAY
Ladies’ Walking Skirts.
Ladies Linen Long Skirts.
«AT HALF PRICE
Ladies Pique Walking Skirts.
Ladies’ Pique Long Skirts.
The cool season has lessened the demand for these popular
or Weather Garments. and we have some Excellent
tyles at the greatly reduced prices.
A SPECIAL IN
Smurna RugS’ 500
Regular Price 15c. For the Day Only‘ I
BARGAINS IN
Ladies’ Colored Shirt Waisls
‘ and
* Lidics’ White Shirt Waists.
”A. 'DICKERMAN 98. SON.
IMWeshuurion Street. - South Normilr.
”F
‘l ,
ll" August 27+:Tiiis Is a period when
afar thu Pacific islands.
Waéhinston authorities recognized Ja-
pan’ a claim thereto The incident caus-
od a little flutter at first, and a Japan-
ese man-of-war was dispatohéd with
leged concssaaire.
The warship landed its oiliciai
charged with documents. one being
from United States Minister Buck. but
so far no word has Man received of
Captain Rosehill’s arrival.
The telegraphed solution of the mat-
ter has been hailed with pleasure by
the Japanese press, which exhlta the
magnimity of America and stays she
hon shown hersoif to be the friend of
Japan.
Just on .top of that favor able impres—
. slon. however, there arrives telegraph-
in word that the United States has sent
_ n. war ship to quat the Japanese from
Wake island. south of Marcus island
The Japanese papers claim the island
was uninhabited until some of their
birdwoutchcrs viniiod it, and profess to
full to understand of what benefit the
island would be to any nation. So far
the nature of America's claim to the
island and the purpose of its present
enforcement, if the. news is correct;
are unknown here.
.lztpan'a that election arcntnponlcd
by secret ballot took plme on August
9. The campaign was lively. although
the usual features of the payment for
the entrance or candidates was con-
cplcuous by its absence. 0n the other
hand occupations of bribery flew
around (and some of the local prisons
were choked with niicncd (months in
this regard. The result of the polling
is not fully known. but enough has
been gathered to show a preponderance
of the constitutional party gonorailed
by Marquis lto. Japan' a loading statis-
man
CHICAGO PACKING PLANT.
Will be ESI
hiishod at 39th Street and
its! 48th Avenue.
()iiiCAGO. August 27.——A new pack-
ing plant. together with public stock
yards will soon be in 'operatlon at
Thirty-ninth street and West Forty
cighth avenue. zit-cording to the. Tri-
bune. The new concern is said to
have ample capital behind it, and is
preparing to engage in the general
packing business and will aim to for
pink 3 marl-lot for the cattle interests
outside‘of that open to thorn at the
Union Stock Yards.
As a‘hanis for the now undertaking
the plant of the Lufkin Stock Yards
and Feeding Company baa been at:
trained. and for the present it will re
lain its preheat style of name. in ad-
dition a packing plant is being erected
on llie ground controlled by the 14“”:in
Company. which will have a capacit;
of L000 head of cattle a day. with am-
ple plans for increasing its facilities
as the business increases. The par-lo
lug plant will be in operation in a low
days. The company will be incorpor-
nteri'at Springfield next. week. The
capital stock for the new company ha;
been sold.
' RAILROAD ‘MEN WANT AN "4-
GREASE. 1N WAGES.
MILWAUKEE. Wis“ August. 27*
The Sentinel this morning says: By
September is the large railway syn
toms of the country will be confronted
with a demand by 100.000 members of
the Brotherhood of Rum: Trainrnen
tor an increase in use: which will
our additional outlay of 81.000 000
oath for was: by railroads in too
country; or unit hitcraatlve of a strike
which in!!! «rum in its extent all
previoul strike: including the den: m3:
titration of the American Railway
ion in 1891 The demands which have
been flimulstod but not yet prenatal
and m for an increase of as per cent
in wagon.
"culflfll Mimi“ ARRIVE. .
- SAN FRANOISGO August 27-41:
:50 (ml-eon intended for the crow 9':
us. Mac “at allow Koren. may
or! hero on the: me:- Gaelic.
mu
the minors must be dclnipodm on“ this
Guile pending A mm by ,
Wat. ‘i‘bs
alum IIIlium
with“ mm M“!!!
TOKIO Augnéi is via. Victoria. D. :7”
tbs United States seems to be looking . I /‘
ll‘irst it was j
Marcus Islam. but news came that the . .
an ofilciai on board to wait the arrival I
of antiiln lion'shlll the American al- v '
canto-town m'imr
nonmtothemhip pathway that
m, t
‘ m.%¥asr l'w common! is.»
luplowly twin
advised a
hint gained
vitality. an operation
ovarian troubles. Not a very chee ul
prospect, tto be sure. .I. however, was
advised to try Lydia. E. Pinklmm’s
Vogetnwle Compound and Son.
strive ash; I did so. fortunately
for me. Bolero a month had passed I“
felt that my general health hurl im-
proved; in three months more I was
cured. Innd! have been in pcrfocb
health sinus. I did not. lose on engage-
ment or halos a wool
“Your-I ~Vo getublo Com and is cer-
tainly wonderful, and wcl worthy the
praise your admiring fricnda who have
con cured are ready to- vo you. I
alivaya min“speak highly of t, and you
willmlnu bl hays good reason to ydo
so."——Mna. G. Bacon, Lansing. Mich.
[6000 foil-ft If above tmlmonlaf in no} unulns.
The fullest counsel on this
subjoct can be secured vfithout
cost by writin to Mrs Pinkham,
Lynn, Mass. our lobtorwlubo
entirely confidential.
town‘s Icouurv N. v., mm.
Governor Odell Delivered the Opening
Address This Afternoon.
LOWVILLE, N. l'., August 26~~Tlm
howls county fair was begun hero to-
lay. Governor Odell was present and
delivered an address, saying in part:
'Agrioulluro is rho basis of prosper
ity and therefore its encouragement
and protection in a function of tho
stoic. Capitol in tho rcsult oi labor-«w
the .mmhinution in tho complotc and
concrete fornimihr-rcforo it should in».
air-corded no rights which am not
rouchsuicd to ilm individual and to
him who labors, 'l‘hcso truths are not
mere platitudes, hut inhcrcnt princl
pics of gowrninvnt. Combinations
which sock to oppress the people or
to place upon thorn additional burdens
ransgress tho puwors which have been
glsen them. I’ "
“in this stair,» we have been accord
od rights which arc seldom exercised
by the national government. Upon the
‘growth of values tho state depends for
the monies necessary for its well be
ing While tho iodcrni government on
acts. except in tho greatest emergen-
cies. the bulk of its revenues from im.
portaiions fromothcr countries. This
pouor forms the basis for party erccds
and policies Undor a 30- called pro-
tective thrill has come prosperity, but
it is claimed that with it have comr-
.rondlilons which either through dis
allaiaclion or otherwise. have at
times produced results which are on-
erous and burdensome. Whether this
result is council by a nos-ornmental
policy which socks to benefit and pro
tort labor, is a question of curious ira-
wort. So—cnllod trusts may have More.
tilted by hitch duties. but there arc so
runny combinations that do not require
31‘ receive. this old. that i am inclined
to the belief that tho solution of this
problem most inn olhcrwlss sought
than in the. elimination or lowering of
tariff rapes. Tho desire for wraith may
often let! those who have tho power
to crush out compoiitlon by means
which arc the proper subjects for state
or federal legislatwion
“In New York pith our own corpor-
tloas or business concerns. the
would be no dimculty with existing
laws to prevent and to punish those
who with us might seek to oppress or
unnecessarily burden our people; But
with those whom» domicile: m in our.
sr cuts: the task is s more dimeult
one. Wise action is demanded and in
the mmpiisbmcnt of this purpose we
should not he led law unwise policies
hat on break down onto gum-do that
am I on to our present. pmporous
condition:
Blended-intro you begun work in
w
r. .. Iliulii henienieiliireu
Birding Asked In {Ilia Discs and
NEW HAVEN, Annual. 27mii'our
criminal cumin worn disposed of at tho
opéning. reunion of tho August with of
tho Unitod d‘itato District Court you
turday Judpc Pia t presiding. George
Lilly of Wailingford. who has char-tr
ed with cutting up linliod Stilton hillu
and pasting tho tragmonts togothei.
so no to mall's an additional bill, plead
ori guilty and was ordered to pay a
lino of $000. Arthur Ziegler. u Wal-
iingford boy, pleaded guilty to‘ inking
a lottcr containing no order on an
insurance company ior mum-y. from
a rural mail delivery box. and was
lined $20 and costs. l'hiiip Gold, aiinu
John Henderson New York d mirror,
was given a. sr‘ntcncc of thirty duvu
in jail for frhuriuiout also of the maths.
Ho advertised to nor-lire uoaltionu for
people who wantod work and it in
alleged failed to solid them railroad
tlckcts when they forwardcd mom-y
for that purpose. Jos‘op‘h Roan was thr-
fourth prisoner arraigned. Hf. was
charged with paddling cigars without
filing a bond with the rtornul rcvcnuo
dopartruont Tho capo who pulled.
Slcvcrnl minor civil cases were heard
u so.
OHICAGO IMPORTERS BENEFIT,
Vincent DeMessimy Secures Important
Coucossiona from France.
CHICAGO August 27 A3 a insult
of tho cffoitIa of Vincont [)12. Mownirny,
Chicago importors now have tho bono
fit of dircct tradr relations with the
exporters of Franco says tho 'l‘r'ilmnsr
licrctoforc thcy haw: had to opornln
almost entirely through agent»; and
commission banana in New York Mr
lio Mosaimy who is tho omiial rcprc-
scntativo in (‘hitago of tho Frcnch
govcrnmont dopartmcnt of commerce
has just rciurncd from u spmiul trip
to li‘runco to put the merchants of
. Chicago on an count footing with thoso'
of Now Y.ork in tolling of the our:
man of his mission last night, ho said:
"i found that tho (‘XDOI‘U‘RTS of Par-
in Bordeaux and lithor oiiioa Wf‘l‘it
inst on umlous in ri-mwiy conditional
iu-ro as i Wan Tho rcuult of my work
is that hereafter: the jolrbrrn oi (thifi
rugo will ho shin to dual dirr-rtly with .
France and have their purr liasos ship- 3
per! direct to this city i
“Tho (hangs moans a saving in com r
minaions and ircight rates of about
eight per cent. in the cost of Fronch'
importations to thc Chicago lmportor. i
The Chicago dealers w ill hr.- the agents
for these western states and tho r-x
parlors of France will have their gooduI
introduced to the people of a vast tor ‘
ritory in which they are hardly known.
The same scheme. has boon adopted for ’
San Francisco and Now Orleans. Now .
York will serve the custom section of
the country Chicago the middle vr (not
Sun Franc-ism the l‘urifir slopc and
New Orleans the south " I
ACCIDENT 0N WILSON ROAD. I
Paul Sharie Fell on a Pall and Was
Slinhtiy Hurt.
Paul Sharic. an italian boy. ompmy
ed in bringing water to tho road gang
of the Connocticut Lighting and llail
way Company. foil and lundcd upon
the pull he was carrying. The poll
broke and tho boy was hit in film alido
mot: and winded. Manager Wain-
wright sent a physician to his aid and
also a carriage thinking it advisable
that the lad ho gout homo and put to
bed for a day at least it is thoushi
‘hal the injuries arc slinirt and that
no curious roaulls will follow. ' Thr- no
"idcm happened in from of the Lock
wood rmidonoc in the vicinity of tho
dimlniard Oil Worhu, Wilson Point
:om
GRAND DUKE BORIS LEAV£8 CHI-
CA 60
CHICAGO, August .1.wWith fcrvid
expressions of appreciation of Chico
goo hospitality, the Grand Duke lior-
is. of Russia and his who left the
city Iui $th for Niagara Falls over
the ,Hichinn drum: The only unto
sari foam 0! the departure was the
weakness of Secretary Struck a per-
sons! attache of the mine. who luul to
carried to the train in an orphan
no lie was sulfcrlug securely
with rhcumntiinn '
LOWOIANA TELfiPHOHE STRIKE.
NW ORLEAI‘NB in. August arm;
A: a. mail of dililoulticu which hum
taxi-bod born between the Command
If! a Company and dimtlsnud
mm osmium-shin dilicuilylm
i'I-sir «mm by tho com in
his: its mind born. trillion
all!!!“ or tho mossy m infur-
W “specular? clam an mm ran
his a boy cm W to
m undo labor monolith
In W! boycott by All“
This sturc closes daily except
Saturdays. at live o 'clock.
wage-um»... Mum W
CLEARANCE SALE 05‘ WHITE _WASH DRESS
I GOODS
All of our stock of Whilc Wash Goods novelties that
have rangch in price from thirty churn it mid down have
been placed on the counter at ten cents a yard
This comprises a very wide variety of Fancy Lawns,
Piques' with open-work stripes, Ontords. Dimities with
Mcrcerizcd stripes, ,nwin fact all sorts of White Gouda nov-
cities ’
The styles are all excellc
at. and at this prico next
year’ it wants may be most profitably supplied.
At the same time we invite your attention to some
Dollies that are being should
are of various sizes—~round
prices from 5 cts up. Very p
Dollies for 5 cts.
at the Linen Section. These
oval and square-and in
rotty and dairity finger-bowl
WOMEN’S RUNABOUT’SKIRTS
New styles in blacks, blu
es, Oxford grays, and other
wool mixtures. Seven and nine gored flax-c skirts, open or
welt seams, and kfit citec‘ts. A very handsome line made
from the newest and most graceful models. and it will be
an easy matter for anyone to find a skirt that is stylish
and pleasing.
Prices from $3. 85 up.
“NEVA SYLK"
New and pretty effects' I
Underskirts are made with on
UNDERSKIRTS
n checked désigns. These
e, two or three ruillcs. They
are light in weight, attractive and very serviceable.
Special price 98 cts. Val
Ask to see them.
he regularly, $1. 75' and $1 98.
ATTRACTIONS ON THE CENTER COU. ‘l'TER
Have you seen the Chat
are offered for 45 cents each
elaine and Wrist Bags that.
? They are pretty and con-
venient, and will make nice gifts at holiday times.
A good. time now to buy Pocket Books and Purses.
There are many' novelties' at
low prices.
Belts, lots of them and the priqps on Belts that were
expensive earlier in the season, have’bcen cut all to,pieces.
.—
on...
'THE D. M. READ COMPANY.
Bridgeport. Conn.
ELKS' TREASURER SHORT.
Ed Orris Said to Owe the Grand Lodge
Over $18,000.
SALT LAKE, Utah, August 27~~Oili
cial announcement has been madc lio-
ioro inc Elks” Lodgc in this city that u
shortngc of “0,000 hos baton diucm'or»
cd in the books of lid Orrin of iluifuio
EN. Y. , grand treasurer of too grand
iodvo of lulks Mr. Orrin was revoict'l
’ ed at tho rcccnt reunion in Salt Lake.
Ac cordlng‘io a mornbc r of the grand
lodge, the uhorlaxc was not discovered
by tho auditing committee until after
the (election. Mr. Orrin. when can
fronted, stated that he could and would
make the shortage good at oncc. but;
this it is unnounccd has not been doom,
The official annoumuuncnt ducts not.
stain what action will be taken in tin:
mutter.
-—» “i had a running. itching saw on
my lea. Suffered torturoa. Mann
Ointment look satay tho burning and
itching instantly and quickly «Morita!
permanent curo' C. W ixubart
Bowling Green, 0.
isLABHEO THROAT WITH RAZOR.
W
Hartford Man Sufforcd With Asthma
so That hr. Could Hardly Breathe.
HARTFORD. August 27~Patriok
fifsplcton. aged savoury, of 30 (union
utroct. sirloin-d his throat with a room
at his home. yeauarday «tumour.
whilo suffering from the stimuli: of
asthma no that ho
breathc This cut was a downwnrd one
on the llile of the throat and was not
deep. but the wound is lialiiu to prom I”
curious on humour of his physical con.
dition. Mr. staploiuu in thought to
ihave im in a (loin-ions condition at
the limo hn- Iniumi himucit.
ANOTHER HEAMNG TODAV.
W
lupus-tol- of our Magic-n Jamel.
HARTFORD. August 27;»Aciing
(4on motor has calm}
burial for today on tho Miler m‘si’
in; to the into-mow no the blow in;
m armo- uriuvb thumb if. timer
on ciao- tom of rhodium m m:
gluon a hum-i manic rhythm in. I
M'W
mailman» 1.0m
human ,
could scarcely .
90W Kuior mold” in Orion Up» I
Don't got up a picnic. Walt‘ to ho
invited and thou sit around and turn
up your none at the arrangements. No
A man ever has any fun at a picnic ho
proposes to manage.
if you find your duties will not per-
mil of your taking the two months rout
you should have at a pleasant summer
resort. get a bottle of Ramon's iron
Tonic and take it according to dircc’
tions. it has all the good results of a.
vacation in tuning up the system and
purifying the blood, .and it's much
cheaper. R, H. Plaicted. ”
—_.._..._.._y_.._
People may always look on tho
bright side of life without bring daz-
zlcd.
I
-——a——.~—.
LOOK PLEASANT. PLEASE.
Photographer C. C. Harlan of En-
ion 0. can do so now, though for
years he couldn't because he suffered
untold agony from the worst form of
irnaigenorm. All physiclanl and mod!
icinca failed to help him till he trim)
iEloctrlc Bitterri. which worked such
I wonders for Month» hp declares thqy
are a godsend in sufferers from dys-
pepsia and stomach troubles. Uarlval-
ed for diseases of the stomach. Liver
and Kidneys. this)! build up and give
new life to tho whole ”slam Try '
them Only 504: Gwanwod by 1". li
Baxter druggist.
it‘s all very adult to strike out for
ylmrwlf. calm you happen to be a ball
MEN“
Norwalk Chronicler