, 7 15th ANNUAL
tarance sale
1,14.
In order to make room for our immense {all stock which is arriving
dilly, we will offer the balance of our SIthlh‘li GOODS at a great snori-
3330. READ THE PROOF:
AGE CREAM FREEZERS.
r’u' , ,
l CROQUET SETS.
1 at. for price $1. 00. sale price $1 001$2 00 Sets sale price $1.33
8 at. for. price 1.75, sale price l 203 225 Sets sale price. 1.40
tint. for. price 3.00, sale price 2.00. 2 5" Soto, ““19 price is"?
v 12.1“; for. price 6.50. sale price 4.19‘ 3 00 SW” ”a!” mice ' '
i r‘ WINDO 3 RE N8 LAWN MOWERS.
' W C E ' ‘$ 3.00 kind. this sale $l.90
"WW”?“CG 25“, We ““00 “C. :r 70 kind this sale 2.40
price 800. sale price 190i 4.25 kind this sale 0.19
”’1“ 12° ““119 ”rim 3:“: 10.00 kind. this sale 0.00
$123 502' 2:1: 3:12: 3:03 “EFR'GERATORS'
'. . l;$7.i30 size, this sale 35-70
HAMMOOKS- 0.00 size, this sale 0.00
11110843075. this sale 5 .47}10.00 size, this sale 0.80
price 1.50, this sale .90.li‘.‘00 size. this sale 7.00
. ‘ price 2.00. this sale 11.10 12:00 size, this sale 8.50
‘N‘orlner“‘iirico 2.50. this sale 1.201000 size, this sale 11.75
Forum price 8.00, this sale 1.800000 size, this sale 24.00
Screen Doors, $1.00 styles, 750. 7 in: styles, 000.
Garden Hose. 5 ply. former price 100; now 70 foot.
And all Lawn and Porch Furniture, Sprinklers and Water Coolers. at
equally reduced prices.
Ping Pong and Table Tennis. from 000 to $5.00
A full line of new and up-to-date Furniture at. bargain prices.
North Main and Ann St.
STU RT ~~VANT,
So. Norwalk.
Two Tiiiitiiiiilii liillal iiiililgilil;
'jurod in. a wrock last night on tho llal~
ear-...,,,.__
ALL LINEN SKIRTS,
ALL PIQUE SKIRTS,
0 Washington St.
um
‘i in:
Dickérman &
'gop Patent
"bandit Bargéins.
Half-Price Items.
LADIES’ COLORED SHIRT WAISTS.
50 cent quality 25 cents.
LAWN AND B'ATISTE WAISTS.
$1.00 quality for 50 cents.
LADIES’ WHITE WAISTS.
$1.00 quality for 50 cents.
TUCKED AND EMBROIDERED WAIS’I‘S. I
$1.50 quality for 75 cents.
'FINER QUALITY AND WORK.
$2.00 quality for $1.00.
At Half Price.
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09006000900.” ”MOOMW
.Tho superiority of Portland over or-
dinary cements is well understood.
The price is now so low that Rosen-
dalo cement in. to an axtont,».b0inu
crowded out» “We handle the “Atlas."
which, is conceded to he the boat brand
on tile market: Our “is: of this no»
‘mont have increased tcn- fold within
a few years. it you are going to an
cement use “ATLAS.”
Oi course we have the “Retention"
also. and our line or masons building
materials blue stone. Iovm pipsmto
i3.
‘0a
Shani Nor-walk.
.m “dd
iliili till. liiidil
lililliii lilue Filler lira illiii iin
linen Swilrli ill lasting. lililil
iiirlu- lair l’iissrnuers llurl
0mm .ioo'rira‘, Ohio. Septe‘inbor is
——'l‘wo porsons \Vuro killod and ~i-i in
liuioro and Ohio Southwestern road at
imosburg. thirty-throo miles from born.
The dead:
l'i—lilill' itOld. engineer, Chlilicothe.
CHARLES S'I‘Ullbllt. fireman. Chilli-
lootlio.
The most seriously injured are:
Mrs. John Sollors, Wollston.
probably die.
Miss Sylvestor. Wollston, injured ab-
out the hood.
0, Moshor, Chilllootho, hurt about
back. ‘
Mrs. George Warrior, hurt about tho
arms and head.
Mabel Warner,
taro.
John Sellers, Wollston.
the logs.
Mrs. Sylvostol', Wolision. body badly
iirulsod.
Mrs. (lilo Wissolor, (.llillllooliio. hurl
about. body, baby child also injured.
ilomi (i ioonbaum Chililootho. bruii
about tho body.
Unknown ll nglishnian, out about tho
bond.
The train wrockod was the No. ‘2
"loyal liluo li‘lyor,“ which loft ("in-
oiunnail at 0:10 p. in. it consisted
of eight ooaohos and was oro‘ivdod with
passonixors rotnrniuu from tho Clnoln
nali fall ioslivai.
The train was running at tho raio
of 50 ratios an hour. whoa it ran into
an opon switch, ovory oar loavlng lin-
traoli,
'i‘bo onuino oxpiodod and 'ldnklnoor
lion and Fll't‘mlill Studou Woro killod
outright. ’l‘ho postal and baggage onri:
woro piled on tho origino tank and tho
rest of tho (‘tlllClltEt-l Woro more or loss
iiillililKl‘il. ionorai Manager ira Rawn
was in his privuto our in tho roar of
tho train and ho imuiodialoly supor
intoudod tho romm'al ot‘ tho iniuroil.
l o ordorod lu'o roar-hos and an on-
Li'll‘ from this City and tho llll'il‘illi
ooro brought llI‘l'l‘. ’l‘lioy :iri'ivoil ai'
tor midnight and iron} at noon lairon
to tho Warner llouso_ whoro thoy woro
:ii (”in plaood lulu tho bands of in
on] physicians, who woro hastily sum-
nionod to attend them.
No explanation has yoi. been givou
of tho wrook. it was at first tliouuhi
that a froiuht orow bail lol‘t tho switob
opoir but thoro was no train on tho
siding at tho limo.
ENGINEER WAS KlLLED.
will
br.ui od about tho
hurt about
ii (”S
Another Collision of Passenger Trains
on Pittsburn a Western.
l‘l'r'i‘Slli'ltfl, Soptombor ill-MA ooi
lision of two paasongor trains at Wit
nior, i’u.. on tho Pillsbury: Al: \‘i’ostorn
ltallroad today. rosnltod in the killing
of lullgllll'l‘i‘ lionadirt tho sorious in-
hay of four lrainnion. and slight in~
jurlos to n nulnbor of passousoru.
'l'lio inliuoil will bo brouuht to Allo-
alioiiy. ()no train was a iluitalo Ro
«bostor and l’lltaburu liuln llio other
i Pillsbury: d. \Vosloin train it. was
said that tho lattor train war. slaadiuu
on a ourVo nour Wltmor, whoa tho oth-
or ciaahid into it from tho bond ond.
liolh trains woi o Wll‘lkt‘ii
FOUR PERSONS INJURED.
amount. 0.. Soptombor la»- 3
l“ our poisons unro injurod in n irolabl ‘.
wrook on tho Philadelphia and lload i
inn liallwav born into last night Au 3
oxtra freight. train aoparatod and tho‘
lwo auctions oollliiod. A box oar oon
talnlng a number or strikers from Mt.
Carmel topplod over an embankment.
James Farley was fatally hurt.
w“.—
MF‘or forty yours Dr. l‘i‘owlor'a Fix-
lraol of Wild Strawberry has boon our-
lna anmmurcomplaint. dysentery dlar
rbor-a blood flux pain in tho «tomrwh
and It has never yet failed to do every-
thing claimed for it.
SHAH RETURNS To AERSIA.
KIIRSK. Ronald, Baptamher iii» «Tho
ahdh left bore yesterday on his return
to Persia. He won accompanied to tho
ralimndatation by tho czar. the grand
dukes, tiioitussian foreign minister.
(taunt Lnnndnrt and others. who short
ly afterwards started for St. Peters-
Ashlin.“ . ., g
a mm 11*». a»
i ll l't‘Z
.A'ii' interference with 01;:
rope: performance of the:
Ifirbe,senous
harks. .i. W.
. mes To MILLIONS. ,
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A Valuabiia Little Back Seat Fra’a for
the Asking.
Mammal books me not always hilar-
oaiing reading, osnnclally to lwnllhi Nb
toying norm health. but as a matter of
fact scarcely one person in ion is per-
reutly healthy. and even with such.
sooner or later siolruosa must noun-i.
It is also a well established truth
that nine-tenths of all diseases origin-
ate with a breaking down of tho diacri-
tion, a week stomach weakens and tin-
povorishos tho systi.~iii making it easy
for disease to gain a foothold.
Nobody need fear tdnsuniplloii kid-
ney disease llvor trouble or a Wt“lli
heart and nervous systom as long as
the digestion in good and the stouiaoh
able to assimilate plenty of wliolonoruo
food.
Stomach weakness shows itself in a
score or ways and this little book do-
soriboa the symptoms and cansos and
points tho my to a care so ainlblo that
anyone can understand and apply.
'i‘housands liavo sumo form of atom-
il(‘ll trouble and do not kuowit. 'l‘hoy
ascribe the hoadaohou, tho languor.
nervousness. insomnia. palpitation.
constipation and similar symptoms to
Mill“! olhor causo than tho trno (mo.
(let your dlaosllon on the right track
and the heart troublo, lung troublo, liv~
or disoauo or nervous dobllity will too
idly disappear.
This little book treats cutiroiy on
the cause and removal of indigestion
and its accompanying annoyances.
it describes tho. symptoms of Acid
llyupopsla. Nervous i‘lyspopsia. Slow
llyspopsia. Amylaooous lilyspopsia. (la—
tarrb of tho stomach and all an‘ootioua
of tho dlgostlvo organs in plain lauu~
lingo easily uudorstood and tho oauso
romorod,
it. gives valuabio suggestions as to
dict. and contains a ialdo giving longth
of limo required to dlaoal various art?»
clan of food, smoothing every norson
with woak digostioa should know.
No price is askod, but simply sond
your union and addrosn plainly written
on postal card to tho li‘. A. Stuart 00..
Marshall, Mich. roquosting a lliilo
book on Stomaoh llisonsos and it will
ho soul promptly by roturn mail.
241749.
- ‘ . - ' .
Merrill lids iiaiiiailiim
(Continued from First Page.)
the board. owing to the town‘s ltopub-
lioun majority. ’i‘ho two other meios-
aura of oonrso will not roniplolo llioir
lorms this year. (imirgo W. l-‘lloh bin.-
.1 your to sorvo. and .I. ll. lail\\'l‘l"lii‘l‘.
two years.
(‘iiairman lx'oogh lul‘orniod tho oun-
vonlion that this poi-aliiir atato of at:
fairs was brought about by a bill in-
lroiiuood in tho iouislaluw by ltopro~
soniatlvo E. S. Adams. The chairman
also slalod that last your. tho iii-mo.
l‘rats soul a l'lllllliillil‘i‘ to Hartford to
protosl against tho bill. and his oom-
lnlltro had :1 tomorrow with Mr. Ads
unis and tho l-lonso omnniittoo. and
worn told that tho bill would either bo
withdrawn or niodillod so that tho
llotiiorrats would not somo roprosonlu»
lion. llo said inrthor that the Demo—
.'I'lllH woro very llllii'll mirpriml when
rho laws or 190! wiirotoand to contain
\lr. Adums' bill without llu- illnliilil'tl“
lion
(‘audiilatos for juslioos oi lilo poaro
ll‘ for a ropror- ntalivo to tho stain ing—
slnluro \voro not nozulnalod. and \s hon
ho oonronllon adjourned it was sub.
loci in tho rail of rho chairman. Whoa
't is oallotl auzilli. ruiiiliiiati-s for thono
iliioos will bo ohoson.
l‘pon slimzoslions
O'Brien and Jonas 'i‘onor. tho ooavcn-
lion dirootod that tho chairman ap-
ioinl u oomniilloo or throo to rotiro and
bring in namos for dob-autos to tho
aworal conventions. l‘iiairinan lit-oak
llPll appoiniod (‘hurlos ll. (liovor.
~iamnol L. Word and \\’lll'roii W. Mor-
rison. 'l‘bo soorolary was also instruct-
‘d to rollro with tho i‘lllllllllill‘l‘. ’l‘lio
i'iiillilillli!l":€ rooiininiondations for dol-
ogiilou to tho illli'i-ronl onuvviiliom
woro roadily uoroprod and tho «la-logaioa
of William lC.
Siato (‘ouronllmu
.l. .l. Walsh. .1. .l. lliinion.
iolin .l. liiouh.
innaromionai
Wuliuoo ilaun. .illllii‘d 'l‘onoi. .lohn \lv-
lod. John \ialouo
(‘ounly.
Lon llavla.
l". A. i'anliuroa. i.. i‘. liolla. i". ll.
Morrlil. W. W. Morrison.
‘i-iouulorial.
William Worden. ‘l‘. l’. Ward. W. l)
()‘lirlrn. (.loorln- 'l‘oboy.
l'ioluilo
ii. iii. Wilson..l M (Warmly. William
Mlloholl ’l‘. ll (lrlilla.
Thorn was rousldorublo dlaounulon by
.illlllt'li Toner and w. l-l. (.i'llrirn. over
tho matior of tho pilmurloa. whloh tho
honioerata bold luaioad of onuruaou
but no action was taken. as the chair
declared both out of ordor. Mr. 'i‘oaor
said that ho had board a grant. deal
said in favor and against the lll‘illlill'it‘ti.
He believed that Barnard 'i‘uliy. who
had mapped out. tho primary districts.
did the work in good faith. but Mr.
4 ‘I‘onr-r wound to know it the primaries
rapt-orient the llriiiooruoy oi the town.
. Ho ankod further it it was no that the
g Republicans; with 400 majority. don!”
; hold arduous. but the Durant-rate maid
. not. W. ill. ll'lirlen ilmimht tho prim-
. arise to ho Very much about! of a ran-
‘ «0‘». and primodod in attic tho, réuuana
Why they arr. 'i ltn chair that «Ionian
,od both out or ordor and the matter
was dropped.
When the names at tho. ilclsgntoa to
' . the conventions wi~ro announced John
Mylod and James Toner objected to
, their elections. The l’tlll‘t'lmtliiltl puan‘
A ed a Vote. raving the delegation power
’ to alludes their alternator».
thould novel". 1 '
The (islanders or their alternates
run District-milk J Howard. Richard
ulfy.
Second Distrirtwwullam Mitc‘i‘
'finiilnl Hogan Frank s. Brown. s l
Weed John Blake.
£00m him mad. .1. how . ti. o.
interline H. «
lt‘ltr latrlhlo-W. w Morrison
itixtii marrow. .l Keogh. A. an-
thirtieth. boo Harlot} . dTobey.
seventh shamanism» Taller, sum-
«swan. ,
1’. Barry. EW
present at last evenings convention
_wer0:
‘ijIN
nihud
llir Musing
font
« S
am
llrleiillrrsi‘iuinu To learn liuiiir
ill Mrs Pulilizcrs Murderer
The i‘illo‘ililllii ‘Miilies‘iin iiilpi ll‘l-
ilill Militant dad is lleliiiiiul
NEW YORK. Soplomber lil~llotoo-
tivt-a of New York, Jorsoy (lily and
othor noarby ritlos in Now .iorsoy aro
working logothor to unravol tho. mys-
tery or the death of Mrs. .loaoph l’ul-
itzor. whose nude body was found you—
torday. in the Morris canal. in tho out-
skirts of .lorsoy City. uudor («ironin-
slanoos indii-uiim.v murdor. J
The husband of the woman. a tailor
of this oily. was today brought hero
from .lorsoy City. and is detained at "
polioo hoadquartors.
Sorgoaut l‘lialor. in (-bargo of tho do»
iortivo bureau. said that i’ulltzor had
mndo a slalouiont to the Now York do-
loolivos whlob was considered so im-
portant that it would not be mado pal»
llo at prom-at. At tho doloollvo buroau
this morning, it was said that tho oon-
lrui oliioo had boon uotiliod by tho
Nowark polioo to bo on the lookout for
a black runabout with solid iuhbor
tires and also for a small hay horse.
both of which hayo boon missing it om
tho iivvry stable of a man namod Mul-
llnk slnro yostorday morning
1 ho police say that l‘ulit'lor humor-
i_\ had a business of his own. biil new
it up. and of into has boon working at
limos for his brothor. who has a tailor
:zliu'o in this oily.
’i‘lio brothor oallod at polii-o hoad-
quarlora this~ n'iorii'inu. and was olosoi-
od with tho dotoolii’os. who aro work-
ing on tho (‘iltilh
(‘hioi of Police Murphy. of Jersey
City. is of tho opinion that tho woman
“no uiurdorod in Now York. and tho
body talion aoross to Now .lorsoy in a
wagon.
READY FOR THE CLAMBAKE.
Republican Club Annual Bake Will Be
Attended by a Large Number.
NEW navnx. Sorilonibor li’t-M'l‘l'io
annual oianibako of tlio Young lion's
ltopublioan (‘lub, noxi 'l‘uosday :it tho
Morris ("mo llolol will probably ho
«mo of tho most siiooos‘si‘ul oror hold
by tho ("illil and from tho prosonl indll
oaliouu will bo aiiondod by a largo
number of prmninonl ltopnblloans
from dln‘oront parts of tho staio. Word
has boon roooivoii by tho oommltti-o,
that tho nonilnoo for govuruor. State
(‘omplrollor Abiram ("hamborlaiir of
.‘dorldon. will allond lbo hako and ii
l-l probable that ho will malzo a sponoh
at that llnio. lail‘lilflllnl‘i Governor
Km-lor. ox-Mayor Aloyuudor ilarblson.
of Hartford, and linilod Status Mar-
shall iiishon have also promlsod to ho
lirosoni and lollors of aooopianoo from
othors aro oyuootod any day.
it is tho wish of tho oomnillloo that
all llioso who liavo tiokots and do not
intend to an would rolnru thom to tho
oommittoo so that it. would ho poslblo
for tho latinr to liunro on just how
many inlonil lo allond tho bako. Al-
ready :lou huVo bouuhl tiokots and tho
Hill“ of liokots will rouse soon.
'l‘ho mombors of tho olilh and ihoir
{rionds will louvo the clubhouse at 2
o‘i-loi li 'l‘uoaday alloruoon and will go
down to Morris (‘ovo in apocial oars.
:u-oompaniod by a brass band.
KOSHER MARKETS CLOSED
Protect Against invasion of Trade by
New Corners.
HARTFORD. Conn, Soptombor l9~~v
All of tho "lioshor" moat mapkoiu of
this oily. which are patronized by tho
orthodox .lowa, aro olokod as a pi‘otosl
analnst llio invasion of tho traiio by
now oomoru. 'i‘lio proprlotors havo
mmbinod to toroo those now oomora.
who huvo oponod marliots. lo rollu-
quish tho lloid. by closing ihoir own
markets and bringing proauuro to boar
Malnsl tho "nilorhotn" who slaughter
all of tho oalilo sold by tho iloln'ows.
'l‘lio affect in that no hoof la bolas: sold
on lli't‘mllli or it not bring slanahtorod.
iu‘ aooordanco with tho ancient rites
and the stock which was on hand. has
boon consumed. A settlomont is look
for in a day or two.
START MADE. ON WESTERN YOUR.
(Wit 'l‘li ll BAY l.. l.. Roptombor ill
wi’rnaldoal illioaoroit loft bore for
Now York aboard tho Syiph at 0:30
this mornlmz. 110 will not return to
Haaamorn Hill until Outdoor 9th. Mrs.
Roosevelt, the Misses Alice and liltlioi
lionkiiVell. and secretary (liortoiyou ac-
companied him. The other persons
who are to accomaany the president
on his western trip left on a special
train at 0:00. They will join Presi-
dent itoosuvoltmt Jersey City. when
the start on the western trip will he
moon on tho Pennsylvania Railroad at.
2:30 p. m.
STATEMENT OF GOAL dHlPMENTs
PHILADELPHIA. Penn” September
illuThe statement at the root and coke
titaiilc originating on the Pennsylvania
roams commimss lines east of
l’ittsbarg and lllrle tor the Wonk ending
September 18th. shows:
anthracite card 303 tons: bitumi-
nous coal 611.212 tons; coke. 200 460
tons. The company has so far this
your hauled 6.000 more ions or sort
coal than during the same period last
year. an more than a million more
than oi colts.- Nearly all the increase
is due to the coslntrike.
saplings it'd
fiii'ii'l'lii, M0
Rookies. at Walton. no:
did last night
can ourHAWKillo .
. anatomist 19~Ditl ,
. , raroav, . SEPT...” :9. “snag.
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Established 1857.
In these days it is imperative that a woman must be
appropriately and correctly dressed in regard to whatever
is her occupation for the time being. For those who can-
not spend hundreds of dollars on a wardrobe. or have a
variety of costumes, we would say that there is one gown
which will always be in good taste, and if styles and small
details are considered. it will be correct and smart 100k-
ing.
.To any who are interested in this kind we invite atten-
tion to our showing of "
NEW BLACK DRESS GOODS
the largest stock with which we have ever commenced a
season.
Prominent among the weaves designed for Tailored
Gowns and street wear are:
Zibelines, heavy. lustrous. and rich looking.
Rope Cloth. Sail Cloths,
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Granites. Blind Cheviots.
Panne Cheviots. Kerseys.
Meltons. Blind Pebble Cheviot,
Broadcloths, Venetian Cloth.
Among the lighter weight fabrics so much sought af-
ter for their graceful draping qualities will be found:
Silk and Wool Crepe, Corded Voile,
Satin Striped Voile. Crepe with silk dots,
Silk Warp Tamise. Wool Challi'.
These are supplemented by a large assortment of sta-
ple weaves. and we feel that we do not exaggerate when
we affirm that we are making the most complete exhibi-
tion of Black Dress Goods in the city.
NEW PORTIERES.
The first installment of Fall Portieres has arrixcd. and
some handsome ones are displayed in one of the Carpet
Store windows. There are beautiful effects in Nile, Em- 7
pirc. and Moss Green. Reds and Old Rose. They look like '
silk. and the difference is hard to distinguish. as they are '
woven from merccrized yarns which give a high lustre. .
Prices are moderate. $5.00 to $7.50. ‘
Very choice and exclusive designs from $10.00 to
$15.00.
Couch Covers are shown in unlimited variety. Bag-
dads and Oriental Stripes. $2.00 to $3.50.
Extra heavy quality in new combinations and in Ori-
ental colors. $5.00 to $8.50.
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"my father especially. but We kept the disease away by each taking 10 drop-
ot Braziliam linlm every two hours. it did not enter one family Where the
Balm was used. and there were hundreds or them. ”
Mrs. Victor It. Pyle. Wilmington, Del.
' ' "WHOOPI 0 BOUGH line been raging all around us. People are wonder.
in: why my old area do not take it. We give them Brazilian Balm that's why.
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