‘ . , 5190 $2.00 Sets, sale price
tdr. price 1.75, sale price 1.26 2.26 Sets, 0 0 price,
price 300.0010 price 2.00 2-59- 39,“ “913 pilot?
4 19 3. 00 Sets. sale price
. wmoow “REE“ ' t 3.00 kind, this sale
price 250,0010 price 9 150 3975 kipdptliis‘ssl'e
price 300. 8313 price 190 4925 kindptlils'salo
‘3 Pm" 4““ “‘0 We" 29° .1000 kind. this sale
. _9 r price 4590, sale price 330
0 price 500, sale price 3909 $7 50 size this “19.9
HAMMOCKS. ' ~ 9. 00 size, this sale
mar rice 8 .70, this sale 0 .47 10.090 size, this sale
1100 1.50, this sale ' $011.00 size, this stile
price 2.00, this sale 110 12.00 size, this sale
9 price 2.50, this sale 1.25 10.00 size, this sale
, Iii price 3.00, this sale 1.39 35.00 size, this sale
I ficreen pours, trioo styles, 750. 7 50 styles, 500.
fig; en Hose, 5 ply, former price 100; now 70 foot.
, reduced prices.
Ping Pong and Table Tennis, from 500 to $5.00
A full line of new and unto-date Furniture at bargain prices.
. tine who 003.9010 0 end maintained
The he died hlieli iiiiil haili-
cases he Uniting lit lUse 00.30002.“‘.:.:.r.ir.i.i.'us:;i‘
Special Sale Perimeter iliiil Cen-
sliluten ilii'lhe iii.
The work 0‘ setting “9 "1° steel Some people p'rofess to be much o'pr'
Slim“ am" 00893 in U118 State Librarv. posed" to tho' practice of vaccination.
lit the Capitol, by the Art Metal Con- and in support of their viewa allege;
structlon Company, of Jamestown, N
,“ls nearing completion?
W'oYe 0 WW WWW“ 10.30“"? Of the often gives rise to other diseases
The in ansWer to the first allocation
CROGU ET SETS.
LAWN ‘MOWERS.
‘ It wlll
library as well he ornamental.
Work has been going on since the raid-
“1"- 0‘ M95" The elhctrio light fixtures. believe that vaccination does not Dre-9
which have been made by the Bradley Ling, 5mg“ pox -
& .llubbard Company, of Meriden, are in reply to the second allegationl
expected this week. and will be in-
This will practical-
REFRIGERATORS.
trialled next wife)? l)
ly com lete t e 0 .
The stack is a very elaborate affair. (’5 other diseases
It is two stories high and occupies the
south section of the spacious ’.room
There are 8 .000 feet of shelving, though
the stack occupies no more floor space
than did the Old Wooden cases which
furnished only about 3,000 feet.
finished in olive enamel and with brass
side of thei-ilc'in'i'xilhl'idrs“grief-1109:0122; F” 011 ”“5 ““mm‘m '5 "mm" "°
long. fifty- five feet wide and thirty-
A balcony extends into
the room about thirty inches which is
protected with an ornamental wrouchi
iron railing which bears bronze medal-
liosn representing the great seal of the
state The static is built of gum'cieni Although this disease is revogirizcil
strength to support two additional as infectious clussidcd as sin b and
stacks when the growth of the library lniluded among the diseases to be ic-
The flooring is posted to the health oilicci. the miller.
bf glass,t three-fourths 09‘ an inch [nip lty 0f Olll‘ citizens iml lb do S0. “Ill?“
and the upper stories are connected by We consider that it causes more deaths
u bridge extending over the entrance than all other infectious diseases com~
from the rotunda, which is the only one mined and that «Ii the DN‘SBM time
trance m the room now All available we have mcr one hundred (uses in our
wall space is utilized in shelving vary» 109'" ll should "(it hf‘ “N“‘TSM-V m“
It is
A d all Lawn and Porch Furniture Sprinklers and Water Coolers, at
five feet high.
shall demand them.
"'TURTEVANT
So. Noiyvzilk.
Half-Price Items.
LADIES’ COLORED SHIRT WAISTS.
. 50 cent quality 25 cents.
LAWN AND BATISTE WAISTS.
' $r.00 quality for 50 cents.
LADIES’ WHITE WAISTS.
$1.00 quality for 50 cents.
TUCKED AND EMBROIDERED WAISTS.
$1. 50 quality for 75 cents.
FINER QUALITY AND WORK,
j 99 9 9 9 $2.00 quality for $1.00.
ALL LINEN SKIRTS.
' ALL PIQUE SKIRTS.
At Half Price.
Bichrman
Washington 81:.
dlnsry chained“ to well ”its
The price is new so low at
will
”it
. , constant use "truer.
‘ e have the “109000009010"
ing from eight inches to two feet in me l0 call the attention Of the physi-
width und all is accessible from thtl clans ‘0 m“ “We‘d"? “f reporting ‘1
floor no step- -ladders being required
"The stack and the wall cases are Arrangements have been made with
electric lights located the solectmon. to utilize the building
over the several sections and governed formerly occupied as a ililldiins
by switrhes placed at each end of the ironic for thew ruin of lufmilous (llscns-
in addition to these lights the cs. '1 be cases of small pm; which (it-
room is lighted by about 150 lights lo~ i'urrcd recently demonstrated the nor-
ruled in the cornices around the room rsslty oi huvlru: such a building-
iind the thirty six light chandelier in NUISANi ES
the center of the ceiling
lighted by 202
The reading
books to the upper stories of the stuck
by twodummy elevators.
are now being catalogued and they will
be thoroughly cleaned before being
placed in position on the shelves
The improvement will cost about highway.
$16,400 exclusive of the electrical oui- POISONUI'S Diil‘t“.
The contract was let in August of
last. year, and it has been figured out
that had the work "“9“ begun now "1" his sole and use of poisonous drugs.
costwould have been several thousand
dollars more. on account of an increase
in the price of steel. labor, etc.
manuscript and archives in two spec-
ially constructed safes equipped with to overcome
adjustable roller shelves.
.' and the constitution of
lSlS, which have. hang for many years
in the miles of the secretary of the
state, have also been provided for by a given
slii‘t'lnlly constructed sale and will be
located in the library.
were made by the York Safe and hot-k
lompany. of York. Pll.. and they are
finished to match the stock.
, of the governors.
which formerly extended in a single
line along the three sides of the room. 1,3, their use health and life may be sur-
.hnvo been grouped at the east and
9 Those in office before the
(‘ivll fil’gr only) located on the oust wall
and a ave can ileancd and rolourh~ ntlon winch tliov simuld not ignore
‘00 by Miss limits. of Hartford They " liesportfully submitted
are fitted with thaw electroplated name
, plates. giving the initials and the term
The origi-
. 9":
South Norwglk
,‘ The appearance of the library will
ehlmost' entirely changed when the -
The superiority of Portland 6701- cr- ,
9 Eric is completed. and will be very
9"mu0h improved.
. npato-date. and will reflect credit on
‘ tilts Librarian Godard, whose ideas
9 990 touched :90 r
- a s on Who as
’liullervipias the construction of the 4 FOUNDERG-
COLOMiJOA, Ceylon September 15
«it is now learned the the British
steamer Nlthsdslo news of the ground
lag of which on a. roof south of Caries,
one of the Maldive islands in the in-
dlsn chan, on Scotcnibcr 8,0100 re-
i celvcd here on Friday last, has tons.
You “0 tiered. Part of her crew has been
00' to find them just as benenélfl it, brotuzht to this port. The captain and
is men are he loved to have been
one union: in, to an cutest: iii "
Magical out. We huddle thi‘flttl
0 0rd to all the de-
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Here is a than more experience has
been worth «nothing to him; Mr. L
; IlilWKhO'POW, oleb‘i ty, W. Vs., says!
"le send me‘p
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i that they are the onlyl Pill!
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“dozen"
on it you will try them.
on lid costs It Eris later!
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‘AMER'CMN EOARD'I STATEMENT.
'7 H900 a balance 00 lined sectoral)" i
may cost
9 BGh’l‘ON, September ih—Thc Amer-'9
toxin lichrd of commissioners for For-
eign Missions has balanced its books“: l‘tii
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« run that patients we strict quorum»
‘ tor a psrlodo oi ' ht weeks.w1th wean-
man on dirt night and day At the
expiration 0 this tune the phtleuts 00-
lug telly conyolcs the house Willi.
thoroughly all ,
All 'pérsoh g‘ in that vicinity
Some opposition was met. as was ex-
psi-ted; this, however. was not ll. time
for argument9 or opposition, but for so-
“on
’It' was necessary for the protection
of public health that they should be
vaccinated, and they were vaccinated.
lirst. thnt‘ vaccination neither prevents
nor modifies small pox, and secondly.
that it is a dangerous practice. as it
will sts'te that. no one open to convh.»
tlon. who has studied statistics can
will state that vaccination is a surgical
operation. When properly performed
. it is free from danger, and novel caus-
'ibe truths concerning vaccination
onirncia'tcd in 1796, rest on an impres—
nable foundation, and today remain
unaltered and unsbnken. Vaccination
has stood the test of experience; it has
proven to be effective Its blessings
have removed untold misery and suf-
fering. and saved thousands of lives:
hire man—the immortal Jenner We
acknowledge him to be one of our
greatest illscovorcrs and tho publli
should recognize him as one of its
greatest benefactors.
'l‘llIlEliC‘ULOSlS. ’
lSOer'l'lON llOSl’l'l Al...
Wll Ll AM J TRACEY.
shin At any drug store 50 cents.
drowned.
r. Root said only in Oct
Polite llse 000000080001 iiile
Reserve Force Bille‘illliil T0 {line
There was a lively riot last night at
tho entrance of the Preside reserva-
tlon. Police Lieutenant ‘Kolly with 7
patiolmen raided the saloon of Press
Anderson and arrested thirty thrco
soiillcrs and ten civilians who Wcio
playing poker Anderson was reins
ed a license recently, but has been
running his place in doll'nnce of the
low. While the police were making.
the arrests a crowd of soldiers gather
ed and assailed them with sticks, stori-
es and brickbilts. The police wielded
their clubs vigorously, but with little
effect and wci‘e ilhaily forced to fire
into the uniformed mob.
was hit. While the rioting was at its
height, an alarm was sounded nt'tlio
l’rcsldo and three companies of in-
fantry and one of cavalry" were soon
sent to the Scene. 'l‘licy succeeded in
driving most of tho rioters back to tho
erable trouble, the men not being dis-
Complaints were resolved and alien-
tables will be lighted from plugs in tin Lion given to ”SW0" alleged nui-
Provision is made for carrying sauces consisting illiciiv of nogloétod
privies iv—oss pools and drains. arr-innu-
Th“ 9‘93““ lotions of garbage etc and the un-
old cases will be taken out of the room mm.” ....m, 355..., of ”(my mummy.
and some or them Wm b“ “3"“ by the The (llltS should make prov islori for
board Of («location and ““3 board 0’ 'ho pmpcr collection and (lisposnl of
The books 1“ “‘9 library their garbage At present it is allow—
ed to accumulate until it becomes a
nuisance. and their frequently dumped
upon some vacant lot or unfrcqucutcd
Duty compels me to (all the atten—
tion 'of the puNlc to tire indiscrimin-
Wben properly given for definite syrup-
toms suih drugs run a blessing but
Pro— when luludlriouslv taken they in»
vision has been made for the safety of iucntlv prow ,0 m. u mm, m, drug
habit is easily acquired. but difficult
it is better to sliifor pain then to be-
come adapted to the use of drugs for
relief. which produce worse symptoms
than the discuss for which they are
We have in our midst arsenic caters.
“”85 opium. noctunllid and plumuietirio hub
lluatea who purchase these drugs at
many of our drug stores as often as
they wish i am aware of the. tint that
druggists have. a legal right to sell
uuh drugs lridlscrimiuatcly. although
riflicd. but even though llrcv lmvo this
right there is a duty which they owe
to the public as wall as a moral obll~
licalth Otflcer.
—~Don‘t let the little ones suffer from
eczema or other torturing slug (1:1:th
. _ es. No need for it Dunn's in ion
It will '3': entirely cures,(1irn't harm the most delicate
SEOY. 8901' HOME FROM EUROPE.
. NEW YORK. Buptcurhcr iii-«Elihu
.« . . Root. secretary of War returned from
Europe on the steamer Krooniand to.
day Mr Root‘i wife and daughters
remained oh the other side. 'l‘he‘y will-9
ii i. rely lint
liiili ill beside intuition
Midlliltk To lighters ,
Vmun————
SAN ii‘llANClSCO, September lip-—
So far as known, however. no one
reservation, but not without consid-
poscd to yield, even to superior force.
For a time it looked as if a fatal con-
flirt was inevitable, but order was fl)
irally restored. The forty-three pris-
oners were taken in patrol wagons to
the police station.
......“—
SHOOTING IN .SOUTHINGTON.
Proprietrese of a Saloon Fires at Char-
les Peters, and is Held for Trial.
SOU'I‘lilNG'l‘ON, Conn, September
liiwllurlug a quarrel in a saloon run
by Mrs. Sarah Keene, Charles Peters.
of this town, was shot last night. the
bullet catering his back near the
right slimildcr. Mrs. Keen has been
arrested for the shooting and today
was held in bonds of $1,000 on the
charge of assault. with intent to hill.
The bonds were furnished. it is al-
lcgcd that Peters was trying to get
his liroliier-indnw, James O'Brien, aw-
uy from the saloon. \\‘lll(‘ll O'Brien is
said 10 have visited a number of ilrncs
during the day. Thomas Selle. cm-
ploycd in the saloon, was also present
w'lien'th'c Shooting Was done. Four
shots are said to have been fired, but.
only one took effect.
WILL NOT CALL ON POPE.
Czar's Determination Has, It is Said.
Seriously Dist'urbed the Vatican.
HUME. September 15.—~'1‘hc un-
Ilililllt‘t'illt‘lll lhui llli‘ czur when he re-
turns the visit of King Victor Emanu-
el will not call on the pope, has sor-
lously disturbed the vain-an. it is
said that the Russian minister to the
Holy See. will purposely be absent
from Rome during the sojurn of tho
czar so as to render it easier to lg-
nore the viiticau. l’upnl diplomacy is
doing its utmost to prevent such an
awkward incident, which it attributed
to the desire of the czar to show his
displeasure at the pope‘s withdrawing
from the papal nunclo from The Ha-
guc because he was not allowed to
lithe part in the peace congress.
MANY REQUESTS FOR SHAD FRY.
The state ilsli commissioners have
now received about all the applica.
tions expected from different parts, of
the state for‘ the annual number of
small fry denrsaded as to trout, and
about 300 .000 hf this species 0! fish
will lion a home in the different
streams soon after October 1, or as
soon as the; manager; at the state
hatchery at Wirulsdr Locks ilnd l con-
venient to make a distribution 0 the
Strhtford will release the fry nursed
month
POPEDECLlNEB TO BE INTER-
" VIEWED.
the‘ French Ambassador to the Vail-
l
irit'tir a word
her for or m
t
loot oi the conference at Ostcnd, Bel
sins, all canon“
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THE DEM. READ Co.
Itook now under their choice. The
shad hutchei‘ies at Joshuatown and at
understate appropriation early next
ROME, September lie-«Replying to
can. who wished to secure for . a
French nowapnpormnn. an Interview
with the pope. the papal secretary of
state. Cardinal llamapolla, in explain-
thc iatpocslldllty of so doing said:
" he pope r0099; ed months ago not to
insult had ordorcd as
it 00rd which ”lir‘ht its
or serve the lnterps‘ts
. my father especially but we kept the disease away 0 each in
: star-0.0111001 mini eiery' t'yio hours. it did not enter '00'0‘ ”39‘
80110 was used and there were hand red: 0: thdm.’
"lltcsii‘i'hhlp crunchy deny that the ch-
01000 3150009 has 10, of the managers
the thin, lines plying between
cries. is to be
0 tannins s new
lderilhle niloriiit ‘
Established 70357.
The Autumn Gloves for sttect wear were never: more
stylish, There are no pronounced clients in colors or
stitching. . .
The fancy seems to be for dark and quiet colors except
for occasions where white may be worn, and for these a
white Glace Glovc with Paris Point stitching 1999 very cor—
rcct.
Trefoussc Glace Gloves in white, two clasps.
Paris Point stitching in black, are $0.9 do.
Trefoussc Gloves in Suede, all colors, Piquct stitch-
ing, two large pearl buttons. $2. 00. '
Dorothy Piquct Gloves, Suede, one clasp, in all street
shade, Sr. 50.
Dorothy Piguct Glace Gloves, Paris Point stitching,
$1. 50.
Dcnt' s Havana Gloves, there is no more satisfactory
Glove for every day street wear than this, $i.85.
Adler's heavy Cape Gloves for driving or street wear,
0: so .
Mocha Gloves in all colors, black, red, tan, gray and
brown. These are very modish, with one large white
pearl clasp, fine for street wear or shopping, $1..oo
Tampa Gloves, two clasp, with stitched backs, $1. 00.
We have a very nice assortment of Mlsses’ Gloves.
The “Queen Louise” rs a favorite and very satisfactory
make, not only for Misses, but in the smaller sizes of
Ladics’ Gloves. The little Degskin Gloves in \this style
are exceedingly pretty.
There are street Gloves of the same make, in all
shades of mode. two clasp. $1.00.
FOR THE BOYS.
Woven Madras Shirts, extra fine quality witl‘ cuffs
to match, 69 cts.
Soft Shirts. with turn- down collars, 5o cts.
Fine Percale Waists laundered. with detached col-
lars. 50 cts.
Mother's Friend Waists of fine cambric, for all
ages up to twelve years, 25 cts. '
New Brass Bedsteads in the Furniture Store.
New Linoleums and Oil Cloths at the Upholstery
Section.
THE D. M. READ COMPANY.
Bridgeport. Conn.
Chintagious
BRAZILIAN BALM' is 0 Lightning Germ Exterminator. It
is the only thing in the world knov‘vn to mankind that absolutely
prevents and instantly cures contagious diseases. For tmrity years
it has been preventing and curing measles. typhoid and scarlet le-
His
ver. chicken pox. diphtheria, whooping cough, etc. 00:0. mumps
in twenty-four hours. The small-pox germ is no harder to kill 'thhn
the typhoid or scs'rlet 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 money on every bottle that fails. 500 and $1.00
'It druggists or sent quick. SM! E YOUR FAMI'JES.
B. 'F. JAGKSON 8: (30., M'i’g. Chemists, Indianapolis, Indlsnp.
,_ "i had a dozen children in my Roomins House lest April when two or
: them were stricken down with SCAM. ET FEVER. 'l‘error reigned of course,
"but i instantly give 10 crops or nmlltnn mum tO’oduli child. sick and valley.
an hour. The sick duh-lily rocovrli‘e'thund not snot or child was touched
though constantly exposed." lure. Mary It‘ohinsd hunt; Indlmspolis
"When the SMALL-Poet raced in this city we were greatly 9309999000.
..,. ,. _ . - hit-s. Victor it. Pyle, 9Wllm'
“W H DPlNdfl 000 has been re log all around as. 0000,}
ychild r is H 0000' it. wagon them Brandi an n.
10 iii rcpt all contagious, in.
girls workingln my store was at death’s door with, ~T-V-
00:00 ductorsin consultation said «he could not. live, '
litir insists hid-inflatables nieii decided to try it. or 10 drops
flirting live minatgs. The attest 000 musical. she tartan €19;
N‘flfld
Mrs. l... n. Brsdwsy...» lotion, Del.
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