t
arts ' or pints,
[NAM-18, the boot in tho, world.
“pints, 90o 1101.; quarts, $1 1102.
North Main and Ann Sts.
SONS packedl dozon la caao conrplcts with rubbora and oovors.
Every jar guaranteed.
Lei; us remind you that we are complete home turnishers.
S. STURTEVANT,
. VilSli'l] iiianitd’tlitiim’s helium-
i‘, l“
r“ i) 11.
60¢: per dozen.
30¢ per dozen.
Only 590.
Everything
r . \,
South Norwaik,‘1Conn.
LADIES' COLORED SHIRT
ALL LINEN SKIRTS.
ALL PIQUE SKIRTS.
At Hall
84 Washmgton St.
id as pI-IsNOMENON IN oNeoou
. iBl'ly‘Cyl‘RlA. Ore” fioptemhor 12...
A»)! 53 from the forest fires backed up
‘ the coitst in a solid bank. illot
I :uhilioallsad an unusual phsnpmo
’ Mrs, th‘o‘ setting sun turning the
,yoilowish greon. Business
l Mont the city generally will; sus-
n’d 0 My one of the ligiItI-I
oil on. Tho girls employed
. in; house ceased: work to
' ‘ learner on the Colnnlbiuriv»
ornpilliod'to use It soarohllght
111;. and tho Portland and Orl
" wall Irrrablo to hurl/s on her
. . .h'lfl'r
,'HMIA. 010.. September 12~:-'l‘lm-
d lira» are surrounding this
rind are" threatening nottlors'
,nd property. Thousands of
orthgof property already has
“Thursday, Bargains.
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Half-Price Items. >-
50 cent quality 25 cents.
LAWN AND BATISTE WAISTS,
$1.00 quality for 50 cents.
VLADIES’ WHITE WAISTS.
$1.00 quality for 50 cents.
TUCKED AND EMBROIDERED WAISTS.
$1.50 quality for 75' cents.
FINER QUALITY AND WORK
$2. 00 quality for $1.00.
A. Dinerman 8; Son,
h 6 lo fihomnporlako region and north
WAISTS.
Price.
South Narwalk
I «now . 11..
-m. .. .. .1! .. .
LooKINe or? Paracess ROBPIGLI
oars MARRIAGE. .
ROME SEPTEMBER iZle‘ho law-
ysra 0! Princess Rospigliooi (who was
Miss Mario Rold of Wpshingion D. (2‘...
and formerly tho wife of F‘redcrick
Parkhurst, of Bangor. Maine) havn III
qnostod the propaganda to have the
original resistors of St. Matthnw‘a
Church, Washington. and tho chant-ct
lory of Baltimore brought to Roma in
order to support her oontontion that
the accessory Illsponaationfor her
marriage to Mr. l’arkhurst was not
granted.
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WW
tow TEMPERATURES TODAY.
WASlHNGTON, Heptomlrcr 12w—Tllo
tamperaturaa this morning worn ho-
iow the seasonal aromas and dsuldmi
Inigo region westward! Frosting tam-
per-atoms {nourish in for booth as
North, Platte, Nob in nortlmnst dolo-
i o temperatures equalled or
the upper Mihsissippi ”vii
Iain 1.1.1111. TleIiiule
shown nothing against
ly so from the bhio valléy Sod Uppur
ratio western Nebraska and Wyoming
were
, ihtly “loam; than any previous or
‘ for tho than of the your. Fronts
hi. and heavy Worn a... or-
iiniess illheruise Stratified
IiIIII But He infused
WON DU LAG ”Wis. Sépteinbcr 10*—
llishop Grafton has decided that ac—
cording to the lawn of the Episcopal
Church, whon'a minister is called to
tho ‘rcctorshlpwof a' parish' and the call
is without limitation as to time, the
lcnurc is for life unless terminated by
mutual consent or the pastoral rcla-
lionship is disaoivod as provided for in
the canons.
The decision was in the case of the
Rev. Edward M. lv‘rank. motor at Shen-
oygun. The vcstry asked for his resig-
nation. but he declined to tender it.
A paper signed by sixty parishioners,
complaining that Mr; Frank refused to
resign, and setting forth that he had
been neglectfui in his parish duties.
was then prepared and submitted to
Bishop Grafton. Another paper signed
by 12. "parishioners, asked to have Mr.
Frank retained.
Bishop Grafton hold that as they had
Mr. Frank‘s
moral character or found fault with
his doctrines. hc corrid not be than .re-
moved. 'l‘hc voutry then by ll vote of
this to four. decided to discontinue the
I‘cctor's salary.
Mr. Frank still declares that he will
rcmnin and Bishop Grafton holds that
ho can rccovcr for his acrviccs in II
civil action and cites cases whom.» such
has been done.
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SUPERIOR COU RT CASES.
Excellent Progress Made
Cleaning the Docket.
(‘olorcd youths and had oucs a'rc
ilcnry ir‘ishor‘ agori 2i. and ‘Arihur
Stool uracil 19 both of [)anbury. who
wore yostordny scntcnccd for common
law burglary. 'l‘ho two boys outcrod
the residence of Mrs, Annie Rcilly in
that town inst Juno. She was awak-
cnod by hearing whispering in tho
Ioom,‘nhd tho frightened burglars ilcd
taking with thcm an album whichrthcy
aftérward sold, and which led to tilcir
Toward
apprchcnsiou. This morning they
plcadcd guilty to the crime.
.lndgc Robinson cxcrciaod lcnicncy
in tho case of Steel hocauoc of his
youth and tho fact that his rccord was
rood. Stool was given nine months in
jail.
lr‘ishcr was sentcnced under' the ln1
IlI-icrmluutc sontnncc act to not loss
than ono your nor morc than trvo yours
In tho Gonuociicui- Stnlc prison.
Edward Barrett. of Bridgeport
scnicuccd to six months in tho county
tail for illoft of a gold watch and chain
and a ring bolonging lo Nollie lilallcti.
ilc picuded guilty.
At tho opcning of court \l’cdnoaday
IlIc trial of .lohn Kollar for ’bur-
glory was resumed it having boon bo-
;;uu luic chncsday. Koltar‘ livcs ucur
lilo Muilcnblc iron foundry. and noxl
to Paul Stcfcruk'a wlrosc house he is
W ll}?
account] of coloring one. night last
.lIInc. He is dclcndcd by Altorncy
Mann. 1
Mrs. Sloi‘cruk ioatiilod ihui silo saw
llIo intruder and idcutiflcd tlrc pris-
onor'.
Kollnr was found guilty and was
1cntoncpd to tho Slain prison for not
loss than 20 months nor more than 3
yours
Albert Nason Irgcd Her only thrco \\ as
given one your in jail for tho thcft of
Dr W. S. Watsoa'ahorsc.
A bunch of [lanburyitcs arrested for
theft, worc thou put to plcad. John 11
l)omond colorod. pleaded not guilty to
the theft of $10 in bills from the par-
son of Robert McCullough .lully. 18.
William Conroy. changed with tho
theft of $60 in; money from William H.
Amos of ilaubury, August 22 unawar-
mi not guilty.
David Sher, of Dahbnry. pioudcd not
entity to the theft of .319 from the pur-
non of John Driscolh May26
Thomas Brannon. charged with tho.
Ihcft of money, and clothes valued at
will; from James Brennan, of Daubury
Juno 2i.,oiondod not guilty . Brannon
has oftoh boon boforo tho court of
iommon pleas. The additional com-
agod not guilty. 141m he ohannod his
p on.
BUTCHEHG ENTERTAINED.
MERIDEN. Conn, 'Boplomhor 12m
says: ‘ 1 1‘ '
banking.
piaitli dbarxir‘lg a‘ihird offtlnss of this .1
naturc was road to him and he answ-
Thora are low kinds of business- in
which the progressi'w trond is morn
apparent than in that pertaining to
The than was, and that not
so very long ago, when tho. idca..oi’ a
bank ndrortiaingdn u1 newspaper or
ulsowhero would have bccn rogurdcd
with a mild aort of horror. Now, all
up-io-dntovilanks do it and no can
thinks the loss of thorn for it. and tho
banks that. ndvcrtiso the most. do the
most business and have in thcir mau-
agcinont the brightest men of tho day.
As indicating what is being done in
this way. not. only National banks and"
trust companion, but 1 many savings
banks arc ndvcrtisin’a..and ithcr‘c acorns
to in». no roal ground for obicction to
a savings bank pointinr.r out to tho, poo-
plo .of small moans the ad 'uuiagcs to
accrue from having ll Ilia-posit in :1
sound institution whore it can 1bc
ready for tho inevitable “rainy day."
On this suchcl. Priuior‘s ink, in u ro-
ccut issuo, says:
“Bank publicity is a now but cx-
trclnoly lusty branch of advertisinn.
Upon tho avr-rage thoro is a ulngic
bank in such important city that has
adopted modcru mothods of gaining
depositors. but whiis the quantity is
small there is no question of quality.
There are some bright mon building
up financial institutions through lhc
use of nuwspupor space just now and
them can bc no doubt whntovcr but
that tho ncxt low yours will soc arr-Ill
arivnm'cs in this hold."
The paper ihcn gives illustrations of
Iii-l’l‘l‘fll udvcrlisrmrcnis publishcil iII
lilo Pittsburg ilnnk for Savings, an:
:Iys:
"Tho thing that has always boon
":rcklng to bank publiI-Ily is human
ulcr‘ost. ii is dillicuil. in got away
from the old 51on of Si‘llil-lllllllliil aiaiw
Input. and though hunks lrurc niwuyu
i';ll."llt considorablc mom-y forucw»
IIupor apacc thoy huvc soldom boon
.Iblc to llil ii with anything (noro ul-
IIactivo than lllf‘ll‘ list of olllccrs and
directors. New Inciluuis arc now ho
Eng devised. howoycr'. FuuriuIrlcutaily
'lIcro arc scvcrirl nrgunrculs that cup
'..1 dcvclopcd. 'l‘lIc "l‘hrli‘t' :Irgumcnl
‘I: onc. and many iulzonioua ways of
wrenching saving him» laioly bccu
cvolvod'. chi in importaucc courca
lilo 'Sccurily' nrgumcnt. Al‘icr goirv:
u litilc i‘III'iiIcr ilrc nrlvcr'tising bank
will probably Icll sIoI-ir-s about iis
~uIciiIoda by way of inspiring con-
Iidcnco."
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THEIR MID-SUMMER OUTING.
Connecticut State Association of Local
Fire insurance Agents Meets.
The Connecticut Sluic association of
Local Firo lnsurunco Agcnts hold its
‘l-lmivunnual moctiiu: in Bridgeport
I-cstcrday. 'l‘iIc nrcciiug is thc arid-
:qulnlcr one, for thc purpose of ca-
joying a shoro dinucr and transaction
sonic ncccossnry youtinc business. and
‘or that roaaon tho mcciings arc hold
it snow shorc rcsor'l. 'l‘hc local cour-
:pittcc in chargc of tho mooring ycuicr-
day was i.. S. (‘atlin und Oruupc Mor-
win. ir‘illy mombors of tho associn
‘ion from ill-l ports of tho slain mot at
lilo Atlantic lIoicl this forcnoou, and
:It 1 o'clock bourdcd Ir apociul lrollcy
car to "soc Bridgeport." Tho com-
pany lll‘l'l\'('ll ui rho Sr-naidc Outing
l‘luir sumo. litiic tiruc IIftr-r 2. wlrorc
iiicy onioycd (Inc of ln‘lllllilll's puiniu-
big show diuuors.
'l‘hc association will hold a busiucss
IIroctiug ui'icr‘ tho illillll‘l‘. 'l‘ho only
luminous to llrc l.r‘uu.=ncicd is tho cloc-
iion of delegates lo the national assoc-
-iaiion which muois at imiisrilic. Ky.
on tho 23d of “(Ni month. The olllccrs
d' the association arc: l’rcsldont, E
N. llcardalcy. Hartford: ricoprcsi-
Ilcula. ()rango bicrwin. llridgopori,
lcorgc E. Boyd, Waterbury. J. Iii, Lay-
ton. South Norwulk: accroiary. W. l
'ilatch. Now llriiain; lI’cusIIror, W. ll.
Squire, Moridcn.
Executive cornmiticc~—Joim ti. North
\lcw Havon; Chas. W. alcvcns. llau
bury; llnio l). Butlcr. illiddiolown; ll.
1. Macro. Winatcd; Milos Louis 1’cck.
llrislol: ll. P. imarncd, Norwich; i. it.
i’orrtorr. Limo Rock; l.. S. Catlin
ilrldauport: Clara. E. l’nrkcr‘. Hartford
A. 'l". llisacll. lioukvillc: ii. 8. Gordy
Auaonia; Chin-I. 1.. 'biI-Nll 'l‘orriuaton.
wlhul blood and indigestion
loudly enemies to good health.
lock iliood llltiora iiustroys thorn.
"What profosaiop do you follow?"
"1 follow tho illodioui profession.
”In an undertaker." Town Topics.
. 1.... 1.. “was 1....» m...-
arc
flan
“it gives me great pleasure
to write yon and congratulate
you on having pairs with
market such a valuabc medi-
Cine in a minute form. It has
Twenty members of tho, Slain finish.
his the sine prohidont.
night. No units
it was ll
liosrl was transit
orsf and or bars Association, include"
' Joseph iii.
Whltcornli. of lirid'itenort. Warn ontorg
tallied by- the local association. last "
proposition to shoot a (show rectory.
social» filtering and no billi-
done me so much good that as ;
“$15311 as one x is gone I III:-
, chaseunot’he. I- }lnvc on
somewhat ‘constipated and my
liver has been out of order.
but Iron-Ox Tablets have put
my whole “NYSE!!! ri ht;" '
1* HRR
‘_ showing his rovolvor. "and don't qulw
‘ ainoiss. or i’~«1il
: 1' 11 am not to have her who up Inn
1 . ti after you got away. "wt‘hioago lion»
. .ord-Ncrnid
. ,lioaotod Uncle Ellis 11.
‘71
Plusnil dual“ llIIs MIIIIIiIIg ill
ills Residence in LliIiIfiIIiIi
lll’III'IIIiIIuI‘i ”Figure in lilIIInIII‘Ii-
llll llh‘liliu And Politics
1 l’l‘i‘ illl‘liril. D (mun . iloplonliicr 12 1|
mi‘ barrios ll Audrcwa cx« Iillcl’ .luutlcc;
of tho Suprcmc Court of (lorIIII-Irticui.
Iliod at his ironic born this morning. of
bcur't dismiss. ‘
.ludgc Aulircws' (loath occurrcd at 9?
o‘cIcI-kf llc was sliding in II chair bc—
sidc a inbic at his homo. waiting to
lake tho siugo l’or ’i‘orriugion. 'l‘ho,
atngo had just stopped at his door, and
ibc ugcd jurist was about to I'lao from
his chair, wlicn he suddenly foil back
with u groan. dying immediately. iiia
\vii'c and son. (‘irurics W. Alldrcws, n
studcnt in the Yuio Law School, were
with him, but no human ussistarrco was
of avail. A physician who was sunr1
moucd at once. said that dclriir was
probably instantaneous.
Of late Judge Andrcws bud clljoycll
fairly good iIcnlllI. and this lnornir * llI'
took his usual short stroll, and had
brcnkl’nst with his family. showing no
signs of sicknoas. ‘l-io. was sixty-1'
yours old.
'i‘hc funcral will Iukc piucc Monday.
:11, ltiii). 'i‘iiorc will bc a nrocliug of
tho liltchiicld county bar at 1 o‘clock
on flint day. in inkc upproprialo action
on tho dcntiI of .ludgc Andrcws.
(lirarlcs ll. Andrcwa was burn in
Suihcriaud. Mass” in ll-illi. llc grnIl~
uuicd from Amhcrst college. in lllz'lil.
in 1qu ho was alimiitcd to tho bar in
ldlchficld county. and first pl‘uciicori in
tho town of Kcnt. iric rcruovcd Io
l.lichlicid in iiiiili. and I'cprcscntcd that.
town in tho souuic in lSliil—I‘Iil. and was
ht‘llir'll in thc housc in 1873. Ho was
l‘li‘l‘lt‘il gnvcrnor in 1879. and sorry-Ii nu
judge of tho srrporior court. in ihh‘l. in
ih‘h‘il .ludgo Audrows was app intcd
chici' justicc of the sIrpI'cnIc co I‘i of
(Jouncciicui. from which ofllcc ho l‘l‘~
sigucd in 1901. bocuusc of failing
health.
eron the constitutional convoniinn
mot. in January, this your. .lrrdgc. Au-
drows was the unanimous choicc for
prcsidcnt of that body.
POPULAR AM USEM ENTS
MAY l-‘iSliE COMPANY.
A largo flilllli‘nl‘i‘ was prcscnl at
iioyt's inst owning to son th- pro-
scniuiiou of A Soldicr's chcllrcurl
by the May Fir-rho Company. 'l‘lIc I-II-
lirc company was at its host and rc-
coivcd ihc hourly uppinusn of tho nu~
dicnccs. Tonight iirc company will
proscui A iluluziItI-r Sncriiicc, tomor-
row nl‘ior'noon Ton Niuhis in II liar-
i‘llillll. and lillilfli'l'ilW night will I-iosc
its cunngourcnt with ’i‘iIc (:IIiIl King.
y
ANN‘A EVA iI‘AY.
Anna lrlvn Fat-‘5: ounnacnIcut ui
l-ioyi's ’i'hcuir‘c_ which ircdirla Ircxi
Thursday night. is ulrcrrdy IIiiI‘uI-Iiug
mrich nirculion and tho many who at-
ionded iIor woddcrful pol-formunuc in
this city a low months ago will doubl-
loss so again. for a now program is in
be offI-I'cd. only lllll‘ or two of llil’
most inicr'osling fonturcs lwim: rc-
iaincd. Miss Fay's work. wlroilrcr. it.
be spiritualism. hypnotism or tI‘ickcry
is dct‘idcrliy iuiol'csling to tho ukcpli
cal. and bcllcrcrs as woll, and tho “11
tie lady is a most grncci‘ui pcri‘orIIIcI'.
Popular prices will bc in onion
WILL DEMAND AN
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen in
the West Disatisfied.
SAN FRANCISCO, Soplumbor l2 1
Thu Cull says that tho ilroillcr‘ilomi of
Locomotivc Euglnocrs will. on January
1 hurt. makc Ir formal dcmunli for an
increase of wagon. The l'lrolhcrlumd
of ‘i.or~omoiivc Englnooru. It in said, in
not aililiaicd in its light with tho
Weatcrn ltodcration of “choral l‘orn-
niiitocs. composed of railroad conduc-
tors and brakomcn.
'i‘hc Pacific systcnr of thc llrolhcr'
hood of larcomoiivo Eugincr-rs is at
proscnt in mansion in this cllr. All
liloir conformers arc oxcculivo. in
thirty days the crrglncors and ihc cou-
ductors and traiumcn of tho Soulhcrn
l’aclilc will sonri Iicinxuiiona to ibis
city to most Manaucr Aincr. as ihcir
two your contracts with tho company
will oxpirc and will rctpliro l'i‘lll'Will.
MM
INCREASE
_
GENDOLiNE ASTOR DEAD.
LONDON. Scuff 12 11111 William Wald-
orf Astor’u dnunlriur fluudolluu Iliml of
‘ consumption today at. rtlivodcn. llor
bodywlll ha minor to Now York for
bprlul.
a.» W. “mun...”-
"Don't morn" said ”11' burglar.
“Still. you noodii't worry " tbc man
whispered. "l‘ln Just as hailious as
I.
arw-Wuwm...
1 tall yaw what. thcrn iIuIIco IIIon
ida't Kit none 0 l”my monoy this II in."
"‘Thsy didn't. new"
"N6 alreai , lost my pockcihnuk
_ hills way to town, as they must
a n‘thin for our tar git. ”-«.1Iulge.
air on oversighthowspapor
duration or other i am Inn
«In house in this thing. '-
. b ‘ your pardon. i maria
ll banded you a pours in?
Eltlrblz'shed 1357.
' AUTUMN DRESS GOODS.
Perhaps what will interest the leminine mind in gen-
eral rs what will be used for street wear.
For the regular
Tailor—made Gown or Walking Suit that is needed every
day. Rough I'nuterials are shown, and seem to take the
lead in dark plain colors and mixtures. Blue is a favor-
ite, but wine color and green are pushing it close and bid
fair to supersede it.
autumn and winter wear:
Dolphinette.
Basket Homespun.
Zibeline Natti,
Natti Novelty.
Blind Cheviot.
Every day brings other
These are some of the novelties for
l’anne Cheviot,
Scotch Skirting,
Zibciine Mixtures
and solid colors.
Blind Pebble Cheviot.
new pieces. and you are invit-
ed to inspect them at the Dress Goods Section.
A SHIRT WAIST ATTRACTION.
We have asmall lot of Moire Velour Waists in black
and white only. There are not more than two dozen of
them, elegant, rich looking and very desirable.
the season these were $6.00. $7.50 and $8.00.
Earlier in
This small
lot we wish to close out, therefore each and every one
will be sold for
$5.00.
The value is great.
it is about time for the fail renovating. and perhaps
there are some things you will want about which we can
help you.
Do you need a now Door Mat before winter
comes? We have all kinds. all sizes. in price from 4?. cts to
$1.50.
Stair Oil Cloth.
Table Oil Cloth.
Window Shades.
Sash Rods,
White Cottage-Rods.
10 to 121/; cts a yard.
1:010 30 cts a yard.
10. 25, 40 and 50 cts.
10 to 25 cts.
10 to 25 cts.
To introduce our now 50 ct. Iron Clamp Sham Hold-
ers. we will sell them this week for 19 cts. This is a great
chance.
We remind you that new Tailored Gowns and Sop-
arate Skirts are on exhibition in the Suit Rooms.
the advance shipment of winter Coats.
alti‘activc in style and material.
Carlo.
Also
These are most
Ask to see the Monte
,’an
THE D. M. lilir'il) COMPANY.
Bridoepori. Conn.
ontagious
iseases
Prevented
and Cured
BRAZILIAN BALM is a Lightning Germ Exterminator. It
is the only thing in the world known to mankind that absolutely
prevents and instantly cures contagious diseases. For twenty years
it has been preventing and curing measles. typhoid and scarlet fe-
ver. chicken pox. diphtheria. wiroopin’g cough, etc.’
Cures mumps
in twenty-four hours. The! small-pox germ is no harder to kill than
the typhoid or scarlet fever germs. It will kill the seeds or germs
and stop the contagion. We say try it and stamp out the disease.
We'll refund the monoy on every bottle that fails.
; 50c and $1.00
at druggists or sent quick SAVE YOUR FAMI' .1135.
B. F. JACKSON & CO.. M‘i‘g. Chemists, Indianapolis, Indiana.
“i had a dozon childrcu in my Romulus liouao last April whorl two of
thorn worn alriolwn down wlih SGARL ET FEVER 'i‘crror rolrrnsd of courso,
but i insinntly giro 10 drops of llrazlli: III lluim tooach child. sink and waltnr
dry hour.
though iiillllliiiilily' oxpossd ”
’i‘lIc. lick quickly i'ittilVHrOd and not another child was touched
Mrs. Mary Robinson iluat. indinnapoiia.
“When the SMALL1POA raced in this city we warn greatly expound
my nonm- cspocially but wo kupi tho discuss away by such taking 10 drops
of ilraziliurn llulIn svory two hours. it did not outcr one family whoro tho
lialln was used. and thorn Worn handicap of tllom "
Mrs. Victor it i‘ylo. Wilmington,
Dal
“WHOOPiNo COUGH has boon rn slur all around us. would are wonuur
lag why my chiiurI-II do not iahc li Wo giro thorn liraslllan llrtlnl that's why.
This lnvahmbio romluiy has kept all contusion» dillhfliifll out o my family
for live yours.”
M1813 . marblinillhrakm. 11a.
"Quantum Iris-hr Workingln my store was at deaths odor with ‘l'Y
PHOID. Thrm doctors in consultation solid silo could not liver an hour:
All
Brasiliau balm bud novor iIIIIcIl moi dunil‘lod to try it. i have lun- ill 111‘;qu
every five minutes.
quickly if?clilltli'.llil "
For solo at lIIIxtcr ll Plaistod' a and tho. minor-Ii Pharmacy“
or a innecidaaso bully
the effect was much al
idol. 1.. 11.
She instantly, revised and
hrsdway. Wilmington Dal.
11:1
Norwalk Chronicler