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LAD'IEs’ eomREo SHIRT warsirs.
50 cent quality 25 cents.
LAWN AND BATISTE WAISTS,
$1.00 quality for 50 cents.
DIES‘ WHITE WAISTS
$1. 00 quality for 50 cents.
" KEVD AND EMBROIDERED warsrs,
$1.50 quality for 75 cents.
FINEE QUALITY AND WORK,
$2. 00 quality for $1.00.
L ‘LLLLINEN SKIRTS.
- L EIQUE SKVIRTS.
At Half Prxcé.
title-'14 in eel-sup l.
South Norwalk
bill: lady lliiupo Polite Til lie
. burial permit far it.
'. be found to contain the graves of oth-
‘ eqvanuoa open. AT THE FAIR.
' Governor Odell which was 11‘s tollowa:
’ after year closer to the line of strict
‘1'“. VVVVVgest more money than was over «re~
non those corporation tulips nothing
e , iiiiv Lilies}, ililluiilili
Wallabies Found Ill ii Collin in
V-ilii Undertaker 1 Boom
W4.
CiilCAGO. Sept. il—Ji‘he‘ discovery of
three iiuman bodies at 2 790 and 271.1
State 1; tract bps started 11 investiga-
tioh hi the premises by th police" «do
coroner and the Vclty health depart-
grit; One of till 6 oodles Was that or
d,ult and the authorititis are iir'e-
pared to believe that a murder was
committed, oK that itI is sim ‘avidvl
once or an iiiega’li lllirial n w a round
at 2.71] State street '
The othe‘r two bodieli’ were those of
babies They were found in a wood
on box. covered with sawdust in the
undfirtaifin‘sp op tablisilmo‘nt pf Chafles
Joli Shh, 2 0‘98t11to street. The u‘n‘
do rtaltor declared there was hilt one
body in the‘ boil. and his produced a
William ‘M’cKim
seek a plumber". who made the dis-
covery, asserts that there were two
bedls'u. -
Because of the suspicion Which the
finding of the bodies hail aroused a
thorough examination of tiiei'preniisea
will be made today to discover by ex-
envating 'whet'her other remains have
been buried There are suiface indica-
VVtVlons which lead Coroner Trueger and
'th'o health authorities to suspect that
the back yards of the two places may
or pensons.
I
Delivered in Able Address attire, New
York State Gathering Today.
SYRACUSE N. Y.. Septembdl‘ 9—-
Tho feature of the New York sta e
fair' here today was the address f
"As there is no perfection in any
human Wiindlxrfaking so too, in the
great fabric of our goyernment there
are here and them disturbances which
have a material effect upon our 'coi'in
try one oWlioie. There is no question
however that it is free from those
conditions which have menacod other,
millens Whith may seem at times to
lllil)()§t‘. burdens iii’ihccciiiiarlly Poa-
slou may temporarily away but the
sound" Wisdom and common sense“ of
our people may be depended upon to
cilmlnote all conditions which are pre~
judicial to the nations welfare. Our
government has 'reaebcd beyond the
plane of experiment The evolution
of its laws has brought about greater
equality and far reaching benefits to
all of its (linens: Labor whatever its
form may be. has been accorded rights
opd privileges heret that are perhaps
unequalled in any other state of our
Union Equality of both persons and
property are more nearly maintained
here than in any other of our great
commonwealths. .
“The affair of our state reach your
business administration with resultant
anneal to the tax payers. Tmatlon
as been (hanged in {mm to such an
extent that real eVsiate non hours but
he burdens of local assessments.
bile the state depend largely ripen
indirect sources for the means neces-
"‘ for Its support The iihc'rnlity
f laws brings with it new capital and
ew enterprises which both add to otlr
tvallahle resources for taxation pur-
oses and to our material Wealth and
prosperity
. ect" ‘ such exiic‘t'ions‘ only as it should
' e ‘lll its proportion to the sum total
f ‘ail property assessed
"’ "'in slim up the situation which has
' ode tile direct. state tax almost a
L hill: of the ‘past. these laws have been
mama We have imposed a 'colinJ
i‘o‘i inheritance tax upon property
hihh almost entirely escapes lasso
ion for local purposes: we have en-
«ted the liquor tar: law which gives
every 'ibcalltl‘ 1! Heater revenue
h‘ur erer before; We have imposed
1 m upon trust companies which
I plugs into the state treasury a mat
individual Wealth is sub-
tired under the old laws; and the tax
ruin the localities. because it‘ still
leaves to than the “eminent upon
their real estate as heretofore Mani
datary legislation. mulled, has». pro-
duced ’othsrretiulll “ ‘ ‘
it has also given to New Yuri: and
em Vnt fire department; it has por-
d it to govern it's on police di-
liIIl ”limited it to regulate
111111 to 1m «wormdocmsetne
. mate of it;v em loves Erithout in.
‘r forfercnee of the state on hair alien
to it a charter which accords rights
gevirmlvonu before a charter prepared
y n
lsbb‘
mMiVéLMV,
on man a... Emil“
Vessels. oaths “MM,
0. k p
L‘Wlilk‘ DEW‘W ‘3‘ "‘ i ”“515: gm 1 d1
: El'S.
WW Addie Banks; of 40 Raymond
iltreot. says:
tonhoic worker on has» shirts. at i'lur.
élilnson Cole 8; Cogs} may not have
flamenco not help it for backache
the ihlniliobpro’ssed mo and robbed me
«my wanted enema
idi
night nb’ont Dean's
dome cards they hold nrodo'lnduced me
pl
dents a‘ box. Foster-Mllburn Go
conspiracy cases against LaWrcuce if.
(purer. charged with conspirhey to ob-
grin meney" under filiselprctehses, for-
m. Wanna ,
, ‘L' the cost of fr ight cars for r”
, Illicit
Senses.
it
it's locaiV eudorshtlon fo‘Vr loood rVoVad
i will stand the moat rigid inveuti
non.
"My employment it but
pop the primary chase of‘my trou-
mil hiit’ the obnota‘nt application oer
at tired and weary feeling in
‘iltead 1
my Pill
one
and
.- et‘s box ht Plaisted'ii drug store.
may alive the relief ati once. i am
eased to recommend tum ' >
For sale by all dealers. Price 52V
Bu
the United
f.alo N.Y .,
statics-:1 m ~
I Rom‘cmbcr the name—illouns—«and
take oother
Mint Caitlin] llé Tani
, (conpii‘iieum from First Page).
ole agents for.
cry and conspiracy to defraud an in-
ura‘p‘ce company; Michael J. Gun‘.n0n
dh‘arged with the two counts of con-
dpirncy. and 'CEugcnc C"
with conspiracy to def __
mice company and To rilery. are still
on the docket. Mind”: be disposed of
at this term ofth o cour‘t.
The complete list of the new cases
to he brought to trial this term 13V as
follows.
Loienzo iicssano, Bridgeport mur-
der; Michael Baird. Norwalk theft;
Morris Allman Bridgeport, theft from
the person: Thomas Mailer. Stamfmd
breaking into railroad car; John film
ling. Wcatport, attempt: to kill: Says.
mend Sonnsey, Bridgeport adultery
Michael Pethias Newtown. theft; John
guitar Bridgeport burglary; Thomas
iitler. Trumbull. theft: Hurt Plait
Not-walk. burslary and theft: Louis-
Gamphells, Bridgeport. theft from the
person; Joseph iloinuo.‘ Bridgeport
theft from the person; Antonio Lean
iho. Falrfleld theft; (ltpi'ge Davis,
Stamford forgery: Frsnrlhco’ Zuinn‘io
Grenowloh,1ittempt to murder; Wil-
hum Layton. NorWulk. theft from the
crson; Margaret irdney, Bridgeport
r:t~ft Martin Travis Huntington
abuse of female child: Edward Barrett.
Bridgeport. theft; Hobart Palmer.
Bridgeport, attempt at rape: Emil
Duso. Bridgnpbrn theft: William
(loops, Bridgeport. burglary; 'Albcrt
Pieter“, lluhiiuuton. indecent assault:
Julius Leroy. Norwulk, false pretenses;
Ticorgo Reynolds. ilcthcl. mine pro—
icn‘scs: 'l‘fiomfili C. smith. Bridgeport,
attempt at rape; Thomas lli'eiiman.
ilanbliry, theft; David Stir-hr. ilanbury.
theft from the person; Walter Brown,
llanbiiry. theft from the person;
Thomas McNamara. Iliinhury. theft
from the person; John l'liniond, Dan-
bury. theft from the person; Frederick
Williams, llnnbirry, burglary: Jacob
Williafims nodding, attempt to kill:
Richard Williams lteddlug. attempt to
kill; "John Tanner Bridgeport. bur-
glary; John Dixon. Bridgeport; bur-
xiiiry;
glory: Edward Wilkinson. Bridgeport.
burglary. William Stanton. Bridgeport.
robbery; Edward Duffy. Bridgeport,
burglary: Charles Hide. Bridgeport.
theft from the pert-ion; Mobil! C-
Reher, Stamford. embezzlement: Fred-
erick Barney. Bridgeport. theft from
the person; Frank booth. Bridgeport.
theft from the person; George Burke.
Huntington. burglary:
Danbruy, burglary: lirnry vFlsher.
Dsnhury, burglary: Mortimer Wood.
Stamford. horse theft:
Stamford. horse theft:
Bridgeport. horse theft.
term of the court are as follow:
and Charles F. Nichols. illusion: L.
Dwight Lane and Benjamin llurd.
Monroe: M. l" Osborn undid. N. Mead.
W: Money and Charles L. Smith.
Charles 1). Blukeman Stratfordf
ilatn A. (isbler and Charles 8. French
William P. Lockwood Weston
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PER DIEM CHARGE OFF.
”up...
Road will Return to the Old Rates.
Mimi-‘1!
frdnl'giit
will restore the
r
then that now obtain
mill l”?
on? dflllf'filail Mt tntp offect'tl
{bit
mummn ””1? V
MW
' “timid-i:
0) mi auditorium of “Vail pill"
, estimate
Martin Dorak. Bridgeport. bur- ;
Arthur Steele. '
(‘haries Crane.
Edward Beers.
Bridgeport, horse theft: Albert Nason.
The jurors drawn for service at this
Charles Keeiur sud (‘hurico J. itch
chain Brliiiteport: William Grumman
New Canaan: William G. Crockett and
Franklin A. 'l‘olles. Norwalk; George
Stamford. Samuel W. Beardsley 1;de
V -
Trumbull; Thomas W. ’i‘ieaiiwcll and
indications Arc that the Consolidated
NEW HAVEN Bent. limit is very
prohahie thpt within a few days the
New York. NEW. Haven and Hamlin-d
through
rain on cotton shipments. This
can much to' the large cotton
mitilufactilrers in New England. who
wilif or course secure a better scr-
r ‘dlt‘n‘u‘ a stem of fr ht
y :1 that the rows provided by the Na‘
ttdn'sh‘lp-
pensive to,“ the
My (N11 rou-
herri maul! Shiitlh
imam thitt it did not desire td‘
dr’tbe usual ptopdi‘titln of‘
d on ottlils
L 1—.»me
ills Vale Jillian Milo ll lili-
lessiiiii litigating Hannah
She Hilll lllij trial Til ills lliinler- ‘
in} illitl Thailand lliin
CiliOAGO. Sept. il~—-A despstch to
the Tribune from New Orleans says:
“A wenuui' s utiliucluiicufhua compelled
her to reveal the mystery in the death
of Bali C. lallkeilh manager of the
New Qridans Ilianch‘ of an nastier-u
coirdspoudence‘ helical. buttons was
hciiovcil to have been accidentally
dumped on the evening of dugout 31.
On that evening a unity boarded the
yacht imllan fox a sail down the river.
Q11 the yiitillt’s return it was adno‘unc -
ed that Lukens had accidentally fal-
fen overboard and drowned His body
Was recovered tuio days‘ later. ‘
“Mrs. Kate Jarrcau. the young. wife
of aV travelling man has confessed to
(Joi'oner Richard that ’lshc pushed Lint
ens overboard
'Mrs .larreau said that she had
entered with Lukens ‘and told him
that if he iliept on she would
throw him overboard. lie had
continued and she had made good her
threat.
“Mrs. Jarreau went on to say that
she had wished to tell the truth about
the affair on the night of the drowning.
11111 had been prevented-by i-ians itcig
a member ofrthe party, who had warn-
ed everybody'that injustice to her
good name they should all stick to the
tho-accident theory.
“Mrs; Juri‘cuu is held by the pollft’o
as a witness."
W...
LAN ATTEMPT THAT FAILED
Greenwich Sheriff Hold Up Automobil
lst Striving for Record.
STAMFORD, Conn. Sept. 9—Wllliau1
Beach. a wealthy gentleman of New
Yolk who is summering at Shippan
i‘oint appciircddn police headquarters
1‘1th night and paid $50 in lieu of 11 line .
foi driving an automobile through this
city to-duy at a speed‘csiimatcd at 50
fillies an hour.
Mr. Beach accompanied by his
daughter and the Mischa ilownci of
New \‘moik silirtcd fioni Shippan Point
with the intention of establishing a
record to New Y.orii ills maihluc was
a l’aiilinril of [lo—horne power. and was
driven by "Ed." ilawley formerly a
plttiicr for the Baltimore and Pitts-
biirg ball clubs. The machine went
through Stamford at lightning speed,
and all signals to slop were disregard-
v (d Child of Police iiowni: 1n telephon-
ed to Sheriff Rich. of (lrcciinr'li. Tho
latter stretched a rope across the road
and sent man up the road to warn the
uuiomohlliuts. The signals were dis-
regarded and not until the rope was
discovered did iiawlcy bring his ina—
clilne to a stop. lie “then turned the
machine around and attempted to es-
cape the sheriff by returning in Slilm~
(ford. liich milled out a revolvernml
threatened to shoot unless the party
laurrcndored. Mr. Hench talked with
the Bill‘f‘in for some time and he was
allowed to rciurn liulllt‘ upon his rc-
cogniznnce, with the promise that ho
appear when summoned. The ladies
returned home bv train. Mr. ilcuch
did not wish to appear in court and
compromised with tho hfllll'u oillclals
by paying $50. .
, .1. .,.__..._.._
GERMAN DENTIST HELD.
William Soheld Arrested for Practlc
inn Without a Llcense.
NEW , HAVEN Sept. 9mWiillnm
Scheld. of €187 t-ltalo street, arrested
for violating the denial laws of the
state. was remanded until the lmh for
trial in the city comt this morning
it ill sill-1:91! that Schclii has prmilied
the dental anionic without a “(0an
from the state board. ,
Slime the death of Mr. Si'hcld's fu-
thor who was killed in a collision with
a trolley car on Congress over 111- some
two years ago. the son has 1: rricd on
the business. The Dental annihilation
warned him to remove his high from
the Congress avenue office. Wriiirh he
did and then opened on Grand vave-
nae. '
The state board into been endeavor-
ing to secure evidentie and it is un-
derstood that recently under pretext
of getting it list of is patients for the
purpose of glyingm inn license, the?
secured cvl once on Which“ in: is now
held Bonds tell (1 extent of 8200 have
been furnished or him by Augustus
and (33m Arlt of 587 Hui/t- street
Wu.”
FLAG GOING To BfllDGEPORT.
VIENNA Bent 9-A note. issued in-
day says the Hungarian government
disclaims any connection with the re-
ceifilpresentotlon of a Hungarian dog
a united States iliingnrian socie-
ties of New York it is pointed out
i
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tinhhli‘viildn. 11 private society. and
that Whitest. was raised by public sub-
scriptlou. The flag is to be fallen to
B? «uranium thfi'iicmiuimrt‘ers of
Willi Seirloiv For
Whoop celebrating
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the Cheater
“lady!“ lib till?
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L Established 1857.
i. iiii‘iv 1 ,i'iVl i.
the two colors. Golf Pink and
the favorite knit affair which
many Weary stichcs.
It is knit in fancy Vstltohes,
Price $4 50.1
The “scotch Heather” '
. tivc. These are in both White
These garments are at the
are other interesting things to
At the Wash Goods Seéti
Lawns, and the like for next
were 8, IO and my. cts. .
the 19 and 25 ct. kind.
The best French Lawns.
a
Striped Seersuckers. Percale
designed for children' 8 school
plenty of wear and keep color.
is sure
close ribbed, has high turnOVer collar. and fastens with
white pearl buttons on the shoulder.
comes in gray, brown and any bias. ,
Sleeveless Vests of Wool Astrakhan are quite attrac-
fiinished with braid and buttons.
with Walking Suits during the cold weather. Price $2.00.
.1“
.
THE D. M. READ COMPANY,
FOR COOL WEATHER
The new Sweaters and Golf Vests which the Autumn ' L
girl will wear are the earliest prettiest garnients ever (1151 |
signed. The regular Sweater which wVersro showing in L
White,"18 an enact copy cf
takes so much time and so
1‘.”
has ribbed collar. cuffs.
and belt, and fastens with a double row of large“ peai-l' 'b‘i‘it-L
tons joined by silk frogs. It is very comfortable as well
as smart looking and sells for $3. 50. 1
Plain knit schsters in Golf Pink or White fastened
. with brass buttons are very neat and trim in appearance.
to be a favorite. It is
This same style
Price $4.00.
and Golf Pink, and tailor-
Thcse will be worn
Shirt Waist Section. There
be seen there.
SALE OF LA WNS AND VORGANDIES.
on there has been a deep cut
in the prices of all thin summer stuff that remains. It
will be an advantage now to buy French Organdies,
summer.
Lawns, Dimitics, and Batistes. the qualities that
are now 5 cts. a yard.
Fine Dimitics Dotted Swisses, Batistcs and Lawns.
are now 12x 2 cts. a and.
Y
Linen Dimitics. and import—
ed Organdies that were 37% and 50 cts.
re now 25 cts. a yard.
At this Section will be found some excellent values in
and Ginghams. especially
dresses. The stuff will stand
Bridgeport. Conn.
BRIDGE WORKERS TO STRIKE.
Wish an Advance in Wages From Five
to Ten Cents an Hour. ,
NEW HAVEN. (701111.; Sept. 9-——The
members of the Bridge and lron‘Struc—
tural Workers Union of Connecticut.
have decided to so an strike unless the
compunli is employing them accede at
once to demands which were presented
three months ago. These demands
called for a wage scale of forty cents
an hour and a working day of nine
hours. At present the scale is from
thirty to thirty live cents an hour.
A meeting of representatives of the
union from Waterbury Armenia.
Bridgeport Hartford, Derby and New
girltnin was held last evening. and it
was voted to call out all the Bridge
and iron ”struttnrai workers in the
tote if the demands were not granted
zeforo 1 o'clock thin afternoon
l The union has a membership of 290
and it is estimator! that the helpers
will bring.thc total up to 400. Three
companies, the Berlin Iron Bridge
getaway. the Pennayiunia Steel
ompany and the American Bridgi-
Compiny. are involved it is said the
demands bo’or border on the Berlin
Company than 011 the others. as the
latter already operate under a nine
hour schedule. '
HARRY
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DEATH OF DR. VAN ABCl-l.
THE HAGUE Sept 9mm 1‘ A J.
Van Atoll. the hilt tier of the colonies
who u’n'd‘ervion fill urgical operation a
few days ago all this inorhin’gi.
”ALL DlSEASES
oi the. 1......er chronit
diseases generally. must
Yield to am: althiui use of
new Kat-E
:~ ' handyman
‘ = zeditltommdd
,sliaii i’armelce.
" Haven and Hartford rail
‘ are now facing
irALlAN GROCER GOES FREE.
Claimed he Did Not Intentionally Pan
Counterfeit Money.
NEW HAVEN September ilw-Dom'
lc Vacarro. an ltaliau grocer of
rby was released from custody yes-
terilav by United States (‘ommisslon-
or William A Wright, after a bearing
upon the (barge made against him by
Marietta 'i‘eriisslna 01 Ansonla, of clr
cuiaiing counterfeit itsllan currency.
Villfllli) was arrested in Derby on An—
nust 1313 by ilcputy United States Mar-
The complainant tes-
tified that she received from the pris-
oner in cxrliange for United States
ciirinncy hills which she supposed
were ltalian lirua valued in American
currcniy at about 8”. She dent the
allvgml italian money to her father in
italy and the latter returner! them to
his daughter with the news that they
were imitation bills and captioning her
against their use.
Mrs 'l‘errisslna promptly made corn-
plalnt against V111 arro
The defendant said that be had tok-
en the bills in from dome customer
who had swindieil him and that he won
ignorant that the connterfelts were
such until he was arrested. erro
has made a return of the money to the,
complainant.
A BOY’S WILD IID£ FOR LIFE. L
With family around expecting him
to die and a non riding for life. 18
miles to not Dr King 11 New Dior-livery
for Consumption (lo 00
W. H. Brae/n. of Louisville. ind. endur-
ed dcath'u amnion from asthma. but
”this wonderful medicine save instant
relief and soon mired him. lie writes:
"i now sleep soundly every night."
Lilia marvelous cures of (Stinfiumpt‘lon.
Pneumonia Bronchitis Coughs. Colds
and (hip prove its motehiess mer it for
all Throat and 1.11m; troubles. Guar-
anteed bottles. M11: and $1.00. 'rmu
bottles free at F. ii Busters druz
store. ,7 - .
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W-" «um “7-4-
OOKI: is WARGE.
The omelols of the New if”
soother. prod!
as thecoko uh hashes
the locomotives in:
,V V‘ iii growing mime so much as. '
my historical; the soft coal In both:
used or: naively. rue co he, at
sutured from acid. in Bolsters and
Maryland. is not sufficient
‘ the diamond.» or roads
' lurdili and minimum“
derstood will all
be Madam; _
rfuels on the "
buck Ind ML
appetite”; file“ a
Life ”I’ll“. '
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