oil Washington so.
f , léinhnnum, __ w
. In ‘ rder to make room for our itnmonso full stock, which is arriving
by we will offer the balance of our SUMMER GOODS at it grout snori-
QREAD THE PROOF:
in: casino FREEZERS. i
CRoousr scrs.
iolotnnsioo
l‘wo Pounded—Thin, Cunnilin-
o’iois‘ilongorous‘lu Wonntiui
Are the Statumunts of South Nchaik
Citizens Not More Reliable Than
Thou of Utter Btrangern’l ~
'l‘liih in to vital quotation.
ll. hi t'rtiught with intorost to South
Norwnik.
it poriniti-i of only ono tuiuwor.
it cannot be ovudod or ignorod.
A South Norwnik citizen spenkn
horo.
ilponltn for tho woifnro of South
Norwnik.
A oitizon‘n slntomout is rolinblo..
An uttor struugor‘s doubtful.
, i ‘V, i i .f i ‘ . ‘ 2, in i- ”now prooi‘ in tho host proof.
t.” r. price $1.50, sale price 31.00331," sm' mm price “.33 Would-hg Murderer Milli'll’ill'ii no. Olint‘ion u. V‘Vill‘l‘till, non of tho
t r‘ l- 175' 1 i- 1 or,‘ 0 or, Quin sale price 1,40 Wollliuown oystor plutitor of :1 Ghost-
" 9 ' pr to " ’- on 0 pr ”3 “‘“i 7"“ ’,"' ' .1 '11. “.0 m T "f H'. H ’d [m' not riroot, illlEi tho following to any
lot. tar, price 3.00, sale price 2.00iI “'0 50‘“. an 0 1” (.0 " 8W 0|] lb Bil about lloon‘s Kidney i‘lllu: “l hiid
0101‘ price 050 sale prioo 419i 3.00 Sets, solo price 1-75 . _, ,,___* hurkaoho nud wonk kidneys front onrly
' ' ' ' " ' ‘ .-~ , ‘ ‘ « ' - childhood. i tried all kinds of remo-
WINDOW SCREENS i LAWN MOWERb- ESSEX, Conn. Soptombor ltlw'i‘wo divs. but novor “WWW [my 1.“,me
_ ' s 3.00 kind, this snlc . $1.00 W tho most prominont olllzollu of this noutdionoilt until i continonooti imiiiil
armor price .250' solo “”00 150i 3.70 kind, this sale 2.40 ,town are lying at tho point of «loath 13;"? if“ Kldntoy ll’lniflittl'wmwl i
. 61' price 300. sale price 1001 4.25 kind, this solo 3.19 in tho Mouiorlul hospital. in Now i.on—. [£0.11 J M 'n. l {1.3‘ ‘1 Hr rrug
rmer price 40¢ sale Price 2%1 . s ()it. 3 tot iii ltll won
‘ - ' j . 10.00 hind, thissulo 6.30 don, as the result of u murdrrons us- ”stint: thom nnd was no plonsod with
. . comics 450. sale ”“09 330‘ REFRIGERATORS. sault niado upon thorn by David lino" liioil‘ roonlis that l was indnrod to try
' 'i (0 i it 'l0- 1. l . l in» .
W181 llx ‘39 ‘ ‘3’ 3“ 9 pr “0 ‘ c37,50 size, this Solo, $5.70 don. nu lnsauo votornn of tho civil war. 2:53;“mini.lilptfilfl‘l‘;:.:t1?; flittinifipfg,
HAM MOCKS. i 0.00 size, this snlo 0.00 i~lnydoii hlmuolf is (it‘llil. having blown iii/om: 'I‘lioy éfimd 1;“, linrkaoho.”
Ii‘ol‘lner price 3 .75. this sale 3 .47i10.00 size, this sale 0.80 the top of his bond oil when the nu— [rm- sale by “n opium-s, i’rioo no
r or priro 1.50, this snl'o 0011.00 sizo. this onto 7.00 thorilios ottomptod to capture. him. fruits. Il‘t'islor-llillburn Cm. lluil‘irlo, N.
w er price 2.00, this sale 1.10i12.00 also, this snlo 8.50 (ills victims are Thomas 1). Coultor. lhigfinlllfiglmthtg“llgilgoll“!i)l(:{in__:f1‘32?“
er price 2.50, this solo. i.25i.|0.00 slzo, this radio 11.75 judge of probato, and llonry S. Pratt, inlio m; other, ’ ‘ '
i" or price 3.00, this suit) 1.8013000 size. this sale 24.00 llrut selot-tmnn oi‘,tho town, unit it
‘ Screen Doors, $1.00 styles, 750. 7 50 styles, 000.
Garden Hose, 5 ply, former prico 100: now 70. foot.
And all Lawn and Porch Furniture, Sprinklers and Water Coolers. at
on any: reduced prices.
V, Ping Pong and Table Tennis, from 500. to $5.00
A full line of new and up-to-date Furniture at bargain prices.
Half-Price Items.
LADIES‘ COLORED SHIRT WAISTS,
50 cent quality 25 cents.
LAWN AND BATISTE WAISTS.
$1.00 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,
$2.00 quality for $1.00.
ALL LINEN SKIRTS.
. his
prominent coni merchant.
For many yours iiuydon hits boon
considered montiiily llllilultlllt't‘tl, nnd
ut limos hos displiiyed on ugly disposi»
lion. Jiuigo Couitor luis ulways llt’t‘ll ll
friend of tho man. and when Haydon
stopped him on,tho Htrcot, yesterday
afternoon. he ongagod in conversation
with tho mun without liesitntlmn. Vory
tow words wore exchanged between the
men. iinydrn asked Coultcr if ho had
any grudge against him. The judge
promptly ropliod in the negative. and
laughingiy romnrkod thnt ho hail no
rout-ion to have 0110. Iiayiien tlioroup—
on, without the slightost warning. drew
ll rovolror from his pot-hot and tlrod
til Judge Youltor twioo. Ono bullrt
lodgod directly bolow the hourt. anoth-
or in tho Hitlt‘. and while nttoinptiug to
disarm ilnyds'n tho rovolvor was dis-
charged it third limo niid a bullot wont
through (‘ouitor's hand. llo sut'rrodod
iii rotting tho rovolvor. and Haydon.
finding himsolf without a wr-apon of
any sort. lurnod and iiod in tho dirro-
{ion of his homo.
First Soioi'iinau lionry S. l‘rull
hoard the shooting. rind witnessed part
of thr- slruguio hotwoon the thl own.
He was on his way to iissist (‘oiiitor
\vlion iinydon lli‘d. l‘i‘utl iinmoiliaiolr
pursued tho liihllilt‘ man. but owing to
his advunomi ago tho l'lilt'l‘ i'upidii
:zalnod on him. nnd by tho limo i’tnli
hail ronoliod lht- nalo loadini: into iluy-
lion's yard. tho Iiilttr lind cult-roll tho
houso. and ill-i Pratt itill,‘ill|)i(‘li to t‘ui-
low, ho was confrontod by it shotgun
in tho hands of 'tlio mail whom ho
wishoil to oapturo. iio had not it mom»
out to saw himself. for Haydon ilrrd
almost as soon us ho onught sight of
puriutor. Pratt droppod to tho
around. shot owr tho lioarl. and :ippar-
--llil_\' family wonndod.
liy this limo n lnrgo crowd had ool-
irolod and tho monitor in which lint"
din oould bo captured was discussed].
.‘iioantimo ih‘ subjoot of llu‘ir thoughts
ri-ontorotl tho honor and boramo in-
i'olvod iii a ouurrol with his sislor.
i-Zilzulwlh. who has hilt-ll iii-oping house
for him. "i‘ho wotunn wns badly fright—
l‘lli‘li and ran out of tho ilfllisl' for us-
sisianro. Whilo appealing to tho crowd
to room to hor assistanco tho roporl of
a gun was board. A uumbor of turn
oiiturod tho houso looking for Haydon.
and found him ili tho back yard with
tho top of his hond blown off. and tho
shotgun with whioh he slior l’ratt iny
.i by his sido.
ALL PIQUE SKIRTS. 'l‘ho woundod men. in rhargo of ilr.
. Sohodor. woro liuri‘imi to tho station.
'At Half Price.
A. 0icl<crma~n & Son,
oi "f” ~
South Norwnlk.
u'horo thi y took tho 5‘00 train for Now
London.
NATURE OF THE WOI'NDS.
NEW LONDON. Soptrmiior lil-
.indgc t‘ouitor and Solorttnun l’rnit, of
Esnox, who worn shot at that piano. by
l'htvld lluydrn, nrriwd “(WP on tho 5'50
train lust owning. mid \roro tnkru in
tho .‘llomorlni hospital in tho hospital
anihnhinro.
inntion of tho men‘s iniiirios disolosml
tho (not that Judgo (.‘oultor was sulfur-
ing from R pistol wound in the chord.
At tho hospital tin oxain— 1
8i, Maui's Fair [irons
Continued from First Page.
of Miss Snruh Kiliioy tmd Minn Mar-
xarot Mot‘nrlhy. 'i‘ho gnliory contains
many wonders and should ho \voll pn-
tronizod. ,
Shorllv tittor R730 n’t'ltu'k, li‘nliior
t'i‘llounoli rtoppod forward on tho
stage and uskod tllu atiolitioii of thinn-
prosoni. 'i‘ho pastor sold that ho was
very much uratihod with tho lnrgo nt-
loudnnco. lio tliankod Mayor lluxton
for consenting to open tho fair and
thou introdnood Dr, W. J. Truror. Tho
inttor said that it nraliilod him and
tho onnvussors vory much to 501: so
runny peoplo printout. Ho sold that
tho onnrnssors woro all roady. tho
pnopio had dotintod frooiy and what
was now noodod to mako tho fair sur-
ionsful was tho libi-ral palrontiuo of
”he pooplo. Dr, 'i’roooy iiitrodut-od Mn-
.ior Buxion us "our mung, i‘iii‘l‘iit'iii'.
oloonont and diuniiit-d mayor," and as
ho prosontod lilo oily'n (-iilol oxoru-
tlvo thoro wns n burst of upplituso,
’l‘iio tniiyor sold tlint ho was vorv muoh
ul‘aliflod that ho had boon izii'oii tho
honor of opt-hint: tho fair. Fatlior
ii'liounoll hull worliod hard for tho sno-
was of tho onlorni'izi» and it down-oil
illu‘rnl potronain‘. Wilt-n ho montioir
”d tho pastor's homo iboro wns :iu~
nihor burst of :imilziiiso. Ho hollow-d
that tho parish was wry foritinatn iti
havina h‘athor ()‘liontioll for its roo-
tor and thought that tho pnrishonors
Should show lholr low for hitu by oh“
int: tho fair rory lilioml palronauo.
"Silioo Pnlhor ()‘llonnoil has boon om-
nug us." said tho mayor “\i‘o how
it‘ll his lliliiit'liio for good," Miror
lliixlon dorlnrud tho fair formally op-
»nod and was ill’:ll‘ili}‘ nopinudod
in addition to Wow iuonlionod thoro
wore on tho sumo John '1‘. llnyos. l‘.
ll. Continuum. 'i‘. ii. Burns, .luhn lion.
ry nnd \Villinm fl Howard
Attor a short lutorrni
iu‘rforluntito \\':i.~‘ nii’on. ’l‘ho program
wns woii rotidorod and scorod u do,
"lllPil llil. Tito jukvs and local hit»;
.voro of tho host order and oroaioti no
«lid of limiisomont for tho iiii‘gt‘ aud-
il‘iii‘l‘.
‘iili‘l was ariistio and in rory way llm
‘iorf‘ul‘lllilllt‘t‘ tumor-ii off in a most
ormiltalilo monitor, roflr'olinn grunt
u minslroi
it was girl-n. and no litih» amount of
credit bolonus to i-‘uihor .iohn t‘. Po»
i-llli‘ly.
'l‘ho prom-um of tho miusirils and
vlho oust of ohrirartwrs follows.
tilponim: Milli! by i-linrnsw'i‘ruo to .lnrk '
lions Siilo-wNauor Loo,
5 John W Wolllo,
i'l‘onor Stilnwldltlo ‘i‘allrr t'ooll.
.l‘llit‘ill‘t‘v Hilli‘ iiil‘i. (innit Night,
; Rtiiwr'l .\. Show.
'l‘luritonr Solo- iw‘lizido of tho
from it‘iorndura.
; .insrph .\iw.\liihon.
,(illill'tr‘ilo Sl"ii‘t"illill‘4
. on tho ixwo. lillti mrlmly from tiri-
l'llilllri.
i
made by n 32-ruiibro pistol ball, and i l"’l"‘l‘“‘ songs. ' _
. .. ...- . . , . . . _. . .. m- . that (mo 0; his hands was burned by ;Qnarletto munposod of William (thum—
i m. ‘ »’ powdor. Scicotmnn Pratt hall fivri bcrlniu, Cilill‘il‘fl Johnson. Thomas
The superiority ot Portlsnd ouror- .
dinary cements is well undoratood.
The price is now so low that Rosen-
diile cement in. to an extent, being
crowdcd out. We handle the "Allah."
which is conceded to be the boat. brand
on the market. Our lulu ,0! this co
mont have increased ten-fold within
a tow yum. if you are going to uni)
content on "ATLAS.”
Of course, mi 11110 the "Ronnndalo"
also. 0nd our lino of mucous“ building
underlain, blue stone, rower pipe. etc"
”irradiation. "
hilrluihut wounds. four in the client and
one in the lilp. Thr- inttr-r's injuries
fire rnry painful though not. considered
complications nriso. tins of tho buck-
attmiding phyuloliin.
much more uoriously liurt. Tho huiiot
in tho ('llr‘lli. was probed for but was not
(*0.
nhly.
Judge Coulter in resting (‘Onlft‘li‘t~
W
FOREST EIRES CONTINUE.
m
Swept by Flames.
sorlous by the hoopitul pmplo unions
shot was extracts-d by Dr. l'rrrln. tho '
.ludlto lellt‘l‘ is
iorutoil. 'l‘ho doctor» our lluit tiu-ro are
no signs no yot that tho lung is nth-ct—
Timber Lands in Rocky Mountains
DFfNVldl‘t. Colorado, September 18%
Forest firm are swooping bare the
timber auctions of tho Roi-kin Mono.
tainn from tho Wyoming litio’to 000.
int Colorado. The limo iii-0 unread-
lng with lorriblq rapidity imd conili.
lloua are morn curious limit at any
time since the fin» was roportod. about
McMahon and lionry (‘. lellh.
=l“flh(‘_\' buck and wins: donoinn.
William .i. Mulrihill,
linilry Won't
ft‘oon song-4h”
l Come Home.
E Thomas Molliiihon.
Closing Chorus”Koutury lloiuo.
llonry (7. Smith acted as luicrloou‘
tor and thr- outllnr-n woro W. J. Mllll‘i-
hill. 'l‘liomiiu Hunt. 'l‘lionuis Dorm-y
turd floorgp lirm-kon. 'l‘honr inst four
nnmml goutiomon oi'noktd tho Jllki’fl.
made local hits rind mnuipulntml tho
hours and tamlms. 'l‘hv hook and wind
tinnoiun of Mr. Mulrihiil Wits no i-lillllli
(nature of tho ontorlnlnnwnl.
Thu momlwrn of tho rhoruo, wcro P.
if, lliiruii. E. F. Motion-innit. .l. J. l’ow-
oil. llornurd ‘l‘nliy. ’l‘hoinno Ctli’lt‘)’.
ll‘rcdt-rick l’owoll, Willinm Lorin, ibir‘
rub Monro and William lilnlono. 'l’h'
grottmquo (‘niitlltllrn ntid tho phony huod
from of thorw who took part orrntrd no
end of umussnitvnt.
Edward It”. Hands drillotl iht1 i-lioriin
rind was the accompanist of tho (won.
nu.
Altar tho onlortuilimoul donning was
You
ii. month ago. "Government iiiilpeotors
and {crust brigades M0 doing all in
their winter to chuck the propellant
the llamas comm receiving all 3100le
his «striations from'tho anchors and
mining men. in sumo places tho flmfl‘
have been checked. but not,subduul.
The War portion of them. narrator.
ductilmitod Memo: lire dxhton'nnd
, other means It' hand. the sovarnmnt
officials can .006 but iittlo lions clouds
coastiilly mttihtmilihibg tho human and
must necesnrily allow them to burn
thcmmlrm out. New limo are being.
A N am" mum womb incision wmowmn than».
,_,iquw roux. serum is»; d00-
i with to modicum!" b 0 00300101
. bouncer tnnt'rtittt’mryvarcth: 7
of . ‘ ltilrn it! mwfifldwlfltw in . ‘1‘
but it. s
. dun“ floral
it‘s Mathis come-um ducal? rr. no i. on.
f surmount“ m. - .
g
‘
limo coined such heinous}. than. with .
induigrd in to mitsio «furnished by
Lowe's orchestra. 'l‘hm will be» diimu
inn each evening during tin.- fair.
’I‘ho canvassing prints ware drawn
Iii! follows: Collier fillies. Mrs. (lllm‘ll‘a
Dimond: rllibmi tidy, Mina Katie Sin-
geloln: fern, A. Perry: dukes. Miss (l.
Voilont and Millard-ladle Powell.
The lucky winners of tho door prizes
'i‘ho singing of lhoso who look ‘
orodlt oii those uudor whoso (iii-notion ‘
All tho ilarlii-uI
were: 911003. If 8 Julia Citron: ice_
cream troezcr. ti set 1.305: but of til-g
glimplilfkt’l 500: mm. ticket 239: «M
clometrr, ticket. 324: pound cistern rind:
miter. tickot loot whip. Miss Mam
slice-hail: fruit, Etlrkol 197; . three,
pounds 0! ton. Miss Nollie O‘Brien: $1
worth of groceries. otilinrt Balfour ,,
During the wetting ire 0mm, and
soft drinks are sold and last evening
the stand was in charge of Mrs. J. H.
“anoint. Joined .1. McKewa’aoted as
«mum throughout the evening.
Who ’doorprim. this osmium- will
be: our. ‘ttlti‘llflilin, boil 0! claim
i loo
i’rinnipniiiosinoos ilionii In Hono-
woll linnoti This Morning
Store Until Asii’ouoiiiio. Willi {iii
Moll Mollor. ilnslronoii
(ll..AS’l'()N“FRY. (loud, Soptombor
lu-v’l‘ho [ll'llll'iiliil intuitive-3s block in tho
‘doslroyod by llro. oariy this nioi'niiiu,
involving a loss on building, inoroan-
lili' slot-k und furnishings of $8.000.
tho iiisurouro boiiig $4,000. The build—
inr. was owiwl hy (lharioo it). i'lodgo,
and in it. Wi‘i‘tl tho gout-rill storo oi"
.John W. ilaly. thi- poiil. otiioo. a pool
room and hurbor uliop, (ioiidui-lod by
llnvid Polo): and a tonomtxiit oomipiod
by John ilarrctt. All tho ot-oupauls
their cannula and furnishings. the iiro
(«inhabiting the structure rapidly. Mr.
iluly‘u Eilii‘t‘ lintl boon nowiy stookod
with goods. and he loses lll’ill‘lly.
'i‘iio tiro oturtod from on unknown
oauno in lilo part of tho store l)t'.t‘iliilt’ti
by tho post oflit-o. All tho mail. iii—
t'iiltlillg ono rr-gistorod lottor, wus burn-
oi .
pound of too atid.a pound of roftro.
o_\'i-l«_uuolor, baskol, of fruit. jui‘diuioro,
piiir of shook, two pounds of too.
To ‘arry out “wit lutontion of at-
{tirliiilz tho pooplo of ’l‘ho Not-walks an
itipptu‘tunitr of witnosniniz ontortain‘
inionts of ii. high-ohms oharaotor. the
loominittoo in riiargo of that t‘oaiuro of
itho inlr, havo atiothor i-xoollonl pro-
igl'nm arranged for thin (wooing. ’l‘hoy
ihavo siioroodod in Si't‘lli‘llli: tho sor-
grit-on of Miss Elllillll Karol, tho omi-
ini-ui \‘iolitiisto. who will ho board in
:ii nuinln-r of ohuit-o soloi'lloiis. Mimi
“(and has appoarod boioro lnrgo air
giilonios ill oihor cilios, notably at (‘lir-
.nogio llall. iii Now York. and tho inns-
.ionl journals llilH‘ npoiiou in tho most
rlowim: torms of tho skillful mnnnor
in which slio has playod this farorito
iinslruniont. it is hor first apiwiiranoo
.bofoi'o nuy nudionro in 'l‘hi- Not-walks,
mind a i'll‘ll troat is in :Itoro for all
lthoso who ntlond tho l’air this own-
villi! Antoni: tho soloi-lions with h hiiss
.iirirol will ho hoard in tonight :irt- tho
Patilnsio by \V’isnnwslii and tho (‘radlo
Rout: Miss .\iinnlo \\'h~~ian. ol‘ iiridiziw
-port tho nolod Hiliilt‘l' of Ethiopian out
,odit‘s will also ho hoard tonight. Miss
‘\\'ill'iilll has boon for SOElli' Vonrs: post
‘lti grout domand throughout tho slato.
‘hf’t’llllfit‘ of tho linis'hod monitor in
jwhioh who rondors old limo dorky moi
odirr \\'horr-\'or sin) has illlili'lii‘" i iii"
ltli‘fll prt-su lins spokon in most iiowitilz
toxins of lior i‘t‘llililimi of ”iv l'l\ill‘ili‘
.HllliL'rl of “lilxio Land" Rho has ai
.wnrs m oivod invitations to roturn null
no tunilor how froqnoiiiii' rho hon arr
giwnroti__t~ilio has always boon moi-toil
With a pnokt‘il lions-1.
. Tho following now donations nro r0
pririod' Soto pillow, .\ir.-. .iohn .\l«‘-
.\i:thnn. \loi'uin Shoot: will pillow,
Miss Mary (‘oiilzhiilr (‘l‘tiss sir-mi:
‘lilllt ossm'imont oi lmndmnio liowt‘rs.
‘l‘otrr i.. tliiinno.
w-_-...__
THE PRESIDENT'S CALLERS.
Will Leave Oyster Bay Tomorrow on
His Western Trip.
(Iii-Vl‘ldll ilA‘i‘. l. i. Sooionilwr l“--
Tho lit-t. Li'nn Abbott, of Now York
~ and Pl't‘fP“.‘4t)r .l, \\'. .ll‘lli-I, worn l'tw-
- blunt Roosovolt's cum-to at lillll'illnil
lodav,
Tho tu'osldont will ioaw i‘J’l'l‘ tomor-
. row morning on his iii-Morn trip. lii‘
Ewiil in) to Now York on tho Sylpii.
',\\‘ilit ii sails about 0:30 o'olot‘lt. Ho
1 will i2“ nroompouiod by Soorotary ("or-
.triyon. assistant soorotary imob and
ill)" Whito Honso stonournpliors niiti
tnossonuws. Mrs. itoowcwll will no
no for us Now York with him.
SOUNDING A NOTE OF WARNING.
LONDON, Soptombor, iS~»'i‘lio Poll
Mali tizizotto. this morning vulooo tho
gonorui fooling 0t Grout iirilnin iii
sounding a note. of warning in monocl-
ion with what it tornis tho “Seiisoilouu
projudlro" against the porsocution of
lnolot'lots. it. snyu:
“(lrmit onorizy and outnrprizr,‘ nro
ooiicontrluod in Franco, the liiiltod
Stilton iii-d (trout llrliain in tho lnwn-
lion of now ninchiuory for rapid trawl
and ii is absurd to permit i'unctni. un-
rounouing opposition to stranuio or unr-
iousiy hiiinpor tho bis: industrial dot-ol-
opt-tiiotit.” 'i‘lio pnpor iiiiro dorlnroii
that sound is no lost of iitiiiuor on a
slow ninrliiuo in unskliiod hmuli'i in
tho mold. dungoronu. and it illilillliilln
that (ill inilos por hour by n skillod
drivor is n roasounbio ntnudord.
NO ALLIANCE iN SIGHT.
'i‘liiil HAGUE. Soplotniior film-in tho
first ohtimlu-r of the status gonoral to.
day. during tho dobato on tho nddroiui
In roply of lilo sot-ooh from tho throuo.
tho foreign inhibitor. llr. it. Molvll Bar-
on Von Lyndon. not at rust. tho riimoru
of an liillunro hotwoon liollnud and
’lormiiny. haying llint thorn Will! no
foundation Whmtfl’llr for thorn. Tho
nountry'n political rolntionu with 0th
or stairs." no added, remained uti-
clinnnvd. Thom liiid boon iioithor cs-
trnngcmnnt nor moro intlmmo rotation-
slip.
.TRIATMEN‘; OF THE news.
LONDON. Scptomlior liim'l‘ho Unl-
tcd Stilton initiative in promotion; to
tho countries which um portion to the
treaty of Berlin in lti'iil against the
”cannon: 0f the lows in ltoumanid
moon: with approval hare. Tho Globe.
liowmer. the only afternoon newsm-
ncr which comments on Horrotnry
lion’s note on tho subject. rises noth-
liut ‘tnirir. Ilay’s action. but uoltulnier-
cat. The Globe, novertheieas hopes It
will lead to a chunk being placed on
the. wholesale exportation of undesin
.sblo psi-ionic "ammonium Europe to
Great Britain or American.
wti‘he Nantucket is in a class by him
suit; that to, ho stands alone.
of tho building lost a bingo portion oi“
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THE FD. AM. READ co.
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Established 1357.
FANCY SILK NOVEL TIES.
Among the new Fancy Silks oi thlsseason's produc-
tion Plaids are leaders. We have a collection of about
twenty diilcrent designs, all original and exclusive.
There are French Plaid s, mostly in delicate shadings.
that are exquisite conceits in color. Then, the antau
Plaids are always popular. The Scotch greens and blues
with intersecting lines of red and yellow are displayed
quite prominently. Both of these styles come with and
without the satin ovcr~plaid. Prices run. 75, 85, $1.00,
$1.25 and $1.50. 1
Black and white. and blue and white checks are shown
in the majority of cases black predominating. For genu—
ine service and hard wear there in no silk to surpass these
small, neat looking checks. 75 cts. to $1.00 a yard.
A HANDKERCHIEF ITEM.
There are some new Handkerchiefs just in which ap-
pear to be remarkable for the money. For school use they
are just the thing. Warranted all pure linen, some are
plain hemstitched, some have embroidered corners and
borders.
You will be surprised to learn that they are only
10 cts. each.
Children's school Handkerchiefs, either plain ‘white
bemsiitching or with colored borders. 5 cts. each.
At the Section for Infant’s Wear there are some new
Afghans of beautiful. soft, white eiderdown. They‘are of
a generous size for either carriage or crib use. bordered
and trimmed with pink or blue satin ribbons in several
different designs. Stop and look at "the pretty, dainty
things. Prices range from $1.25 to $2.25 accor.,lng to
trimming.
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This is the sort of weather when a little something ex-
tra is needed in the way of clothing. For women who
cling to cotton shirt waists there is nothing more accepta-
ble than a Ribbed Corset Cover. It is so easy to slip one
on when it grows cool. There are different styles and
weights. 25 and 50 cts. V
How about a Refrigerator—at half price?
THE D. M. READ COMPANY.
Bridgeport. Conn.
Contagious
Diseases
Prevented
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, whooping 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 theuireeds 0r [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
at druggists or sent quick. SAVE YOUR FAMIZIES.
B. F. JACKSON & CO... M'i'g. Chemists, Indianapolis, Indium.
“i had a dim-ii f‘liilllt‘fln in my Roaming Hmmo last April when two of
them were utrickru down with SGAHL ET FEVER. Terror roignod of moron,
but i instantly givo 10 drops of llrnziii nn lluim toonch child. illtlk and wollov.
cry hmnn The sink quickly rocovomd and not ilnotlior child was touched,
though constantly expound." Mrs. Mary Robinson Hunt. indliinupolio.
"When the 8MALbPOA ranged in this city, we worn. grontly exposed.
my father especially, but wu kept the dimming away by each taking 10 drop»
of ‘Brnxiliam mum every two hours. it did not enter one family where tho
Balm was used. and there were hundreds of them.”
Mr». Victor ll. Pyle, Wilmington, Del.
“WHOOPING COUGH has been rn glng all around us. People um Woodcr-
lng why my chlldron do not take it. We give them Brazilian linlm. that's why.
This invaluable remedy has hurt all contagious (linemen out of my family
for five years." Mrs. J, A. Smith, Gibraltar, Pu.
"One‘ottiie git-its working in my store was at death's door with TY:
PHOlD.“ Three doctors in consultation mild she could not live an hour. M
Brazilian mini timl hover lulled mo 1 d entitled to try it. i gave her to drop»
every film minutes. The effect worms cal. sue instantly revlvrid and
quickly renown-er." Mn. .0. Brndway, Wilmington, not.
For! rule It Buster's. Pisistod's dud do Clifford Pharmacy.
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