ii
l
{Partner price 3 .75, this
. ruler price 1.50, this
Farther price 2.00. this
'LF‘Qil‘iher price 2.50, this
‘ ,on'ner price 3.00. this
FINER QUALIT
:Wn
sale price
sale price
sale price
s'cmaeus.
sale price
sale prlco
or prico 400. sale price
or'price 450.
urine:- price 500,
sale price
sale price
HAMMOCKS.
sale
sale
sale
sole
sale
holder to make room for our 1m monlio lull clock, which is arriving
L \e‘will offer the balance of our SUMMER GOODS at u grout sacri-
m: EAD THE PROOF:
‘ ‘IOE CREAM FREEZERS.
«at. for. price 01.50,
0401:. price 1.75,
for. price 3.00, sale price
for. price 6.50,
, WINDOW
OROQU ET SETS.
$1~0010200 Scts, sale price $1.33
1.20] 2.25 Scts, sale price 1.40
2.00: 2.50 Sets, sole price 1.50
“9% 3.00 Sets, sale price 1.75
i ‘ LAWN MOWERS.
is 3.00 kind. this {will $1.90
1W. 3.75 kind, this sale 2.40
‘9“? 4.25 kind, this sale 3.10
:3“. 10.00 kind, this sale 0.30
39: REFRIGERATORS.
i$7.50 size, this sale $5.70
. 9.00 size, this sale 6.00
3 .47i10.00 size, this sale (3.30
.90‘1100 size. this sale 7,00
1.10'l2.00 side, this sale 8.50
1.20 10.00 size, this stile 11.75
1.89i35.00 size, this sale - 24.00
, ‘acroen Doors. $1.00 styles, 750. 7110 styles, 500.
' Garden Hose, 5 ply. former price 100; now 70 foot,
And all Lawn and Porch Furniture, Sprinklers and Water Coolers. at
quhlly reduced prices.
'Ping Pong and Table Tennis, from 50c. to 85.00
A full line of new and up-to~dale Furniture at burgain prices
. S. STURTEVANT.
North Main and Ann St.
So. Norwaik.
J 1 . . .. . ......,,. . .1.
A lhurs’dillt Bargains.
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.
ALL LINEN SKIRTS.
ALL PIQUE SKIRTS.
Y AND WORK.
$2.00 quality for $1.00.
At Half Price.
_.__...._.._...,. .i. ..
.MDickerman & Son,
.5 3
~ Slices.
nomination Women's in;
'1 V , T lll’ittont an
a:
7 “t .ér'lflfiimomorir
shingtoii St.
is complete; ‘2.
staccato e
i 7 _
it: ‘ ‘\ r (
‘ _ scorn norm
The superiority of Portland over or—
dinary cement- in well undorstood.
The price is now 00 low that notion-
daie cement in. to an extent, can;
crowded out. We handle the "Allan."
which is conceded to be the boat brnnd
on the market. Our allies of this 00-
mm mm increased tenfold within
it few pearl. if you are main; to its
cement. use "ATLAS.“ /
_ 0! course, we have the “Roundhio”
also: and outline of utmost building
immortals, Mono: savor bipofotd.
.,r .; , I
in whom.
. was we
a- a
Til ,
- x
LK. coon. l...
410an m m
ii ind, ”1‘00 amino... Fox
unwitting Viol Kid been and
South [Nor-walk.
o
i
This in moot :
0w? ,~ .
linndfs Meeting
iiiiiiuiil uni. lie lid] in
’i‘inl City 00 00000 150 .
Slime liliht Mill) Bil Shut tin
‘ 802001000 Matters
The annual meeting of the board of
iiiroclors, of tho Uousoiiilulcd iluil-
i‘oud, will. it was stiltctl ycnicrduy, bc
hold in Now iiuven, on ()ciolnir 10th.
on which (into. the ’nnuuui gonorul
ntatcincnt oi‘ the affairs of tho coni-
pnuy will be. given out, and opiuirtuir
ily be given to son what this grcat
nyslcm bus tiouc ioi‘ iiic your cutting,
June 00, 1002. .
The coming meeting will be tho 31st
annual. 'l‘iie rcport will bc one. of the
most important. tlnit has been issucd
by the road in many years. so many
and varied are liic intcrosls which are
to be prescntod to thc stockholders
and the general public. in offsetting
thc vast curnings oi’ the road. will
probably ilo figured among othcr oper-
:llint; cxpeuscs, importunt amounts ex-
pcndcd forwloconioltrust, A‘QL’fllfiJ‘ill
i'rclghl and con] cars, for 't’l‘ii-‘TW
“itnicki'vrbockcr" ilyere, for gradc
crossing elimination. and for tho
lil‘itiut‘llort in'iproycnieuis. \‘i’hcu' this
latlcr work shall have liccu complciwi
it will finish the four truck systcm htL
twccn New linvcn mid Now York (lily.
The general statement will also. it
i.~‘ cxpcctcd. show the cost of opcruting
tho marine equipment of tho sysicin
through Loni; island Sound. rcfcr to
tho double tracking of the Nuugatuck
division to \\'ulcriuir_v. from the Now
York division, and nlludc to llic grcal
work that has bccn uudcrtnkcn in Full
ltivor. Muss. of eliminating grade
crossings and improving frcliihi fucil»
itics lhcrc.
()uc ospcclnliy intcrcsllniz fcuiurc of
tho rcpori ilini will iic looked for by
lhosc who hnvc liccn ciiliniini: that tho
controllingr inicrcst of thc syslciu him
HJIHHOti into Now York hands rcprcscut-
lug thc Pennsylvania of tho Ncw York
l‘culrui Railroads will be lhc cxpcct-
mi iii-it giving the itcoizraphical tiillil‘iilv
idiou of thc slockholdcrs of tho syn-
lcni, with thcii' holdings on .luuc 30,
last, it bus lwcn Hilllldfilfilil‘ dcclurcd
hr lhosc nl lliu iicud of the company
that the rcccili nclivity in stock was
brought about by llit' Sllci‘lliallil's. and
that (how wus no truth in tho storics
liiul wcrc pcrrdslcd in by llic N'cw
York. liul‘lforii uiid lloslou stock now»
;' :cucics lhnl l'cnusyli'uoiu or (‘culrui
iillv-l'csis wore scckiui: to ucl control
m” liic syslcm. litlhcrio, lbc control
Hi' '10- Slfiil'lll has bccu in iiic haud>
Hf stocklmldcrs (if flic two slnlcs of
\lasmlchusclls :iud (Toniiccllcuf ’l'bus'
in 1000 out of a total amount of cap-
lldi stock of orcr $701,000,000, m'cl‘
Tiltooo 000 was bold in MJlHSlll'llllM‘liS
Ki‘lifll 000 in Count-clicut. ovor $lli.
000,000 in llhodc island and over $12.-
000000 in other stntcs.
'i‘licsc flgurcs urt- lakou from lhc
"illit‘llli'lll. of ihc lll‘t‘llllit'lli in 1000. No
lluurcs of this sort: wm'c givcu in lhc
crcuidcul‘x sluiciucut iliclii‘poi‘lllt'vi in
tho gcncritl Fillit'lllt'lli for last war
'ilic slnlc railroad coininisuloucr's rc
'iri. howorcr, for llic lust your. pircs
liic (Yourmlldnlcii stockholders ill-l 3.30.}
in niiiultcr. holding: stock of Sliiiillg
400, as upuiusi 2.5180 in liumbcr for 1h.-
prcviuui‘x ycnr.
'l‘hc Kl'llt'l'ai slittciucut will also an
iioiincc lhc clccllon of ilit‘ Sili'lrt‘FHnI'H
in tho dircclorulc to tho inic Mcuurs.
llonry S. how. of Sprinullcid. Muss.
sud [AM'O‘H‘H llrainard. of llurtt‘ord,
bulb of whom hnvc. iitcd duriin: tho
your. run] succcssom to whom liurc not
\ci licou clioscu. 11 iii possiblc ihul
ihcno Riltl'i‘fistil'h‘ will iic ciccicd ul. lhc
itdlournod meeting of tho diroctors for
com month. which will iiikc piano on
liclolicr illii. 'l‘ilc Saturday incclini:
will bc nu iiiiliorlout incctinu. us it
will b0 the first hold for two months.
It will take plat-o til Emil i’riwidcncc.
it. 1.. lllc dircclors lining on a tour of
insipcciion in (but quortor‘.
TAKE CARE OF THE STOMACH.
'l‘lio man or woman whom» digestion
in perfect unil whose stomach pcrforms
its ovory function iii never sick. Ko-
dol cleanses. purities and ammonia the
stomach and cums positively and par.
ulnnctlymll ntonmch troiiblcn. indium
lion and dyspiipnln. It In tho wondor.
fol reconstructive tonic that in molt-
iug so many nick people well nod wook
people strong by conveying to their
bodiosnll of tho nourishment in the
food thin; out. liter. .1. ll. lioilodny, of
llolinduy. Minn. writes: Kodol has our.
oil me. 1 considiir it the bout remedy
i ever used for ilyiipopidu and stomach
troubles. l was given up by phyiilc-
, bins. K0401 saved my life. Take it
uftor meals. (lllflord Pharmacy. ”
m
PROMOTlNcan‘POITOLlO DELEt .
itOMlil. Scplcmhor till—J ’he doulro to
brush it practice which throuioncd no
i'stuhiioh u ilxnd procciicnt. of promot-
iiii: apostolic iiologiitesut Woulillmton
to the cordlnciatoupon thoir recall in
ndvmicod by tho votlcmrna one of the
mucous for tho onimliitinont of the
Most ilov. Diortieiio-li'aicouio. forinorly
lipontoiic dologutc for the Dominion
of Canada. to Iliocoul “(toroidal Nordic
0111 no What delegate to the Unltlul
States. ,it is. pointed ,out that the so
friction of a prolnto of ahlghor pitch
lion in the' church might have nccoub
tatod it continuance of the practice of
the advancement to the our is. follow-
ed in the cues of Mars. about and
Martinolil. These, however. wore spec
dual 'tjlfilolr. elevation he cona
stool-ed to establish critic.
WW
confirm vacuum winds.
y-
colo..~tluii this town. in tandem dill!
rarest m All he lanolin-litmus“
turned out mt t the limo . ' 'i‘li
it not dfltu'rmthi n mileo
,aroxbei '
. , “ MW "
Bee-nae it is the. Experience of a
South Norwalk Citizen and Can
Readily Be invoctlgatcd.
A stranger lost in it lurno city would
piuco for more dcpoiidcuco on the di-
rections given him by it local resident
than the guidance of uuotlior stranger
lilio hlinscii’. This is u naturul ('Ollliil-
oucnco of cxporioniu-;lt'u liliil‘ a ship in
a strange poi-two trinity liilot thnt is
filiniiiur with the harbor is lllWiii’H
cuilcil upon to bring hcr cufcly to hcr
moorings. So it, is with oluitwuciiiciit.
We doubt. lilo sayings of littliilltl living
at distant points because Wu can‘t lilr
vooligulc, but publicvexprcsnlon of in.
col Cliiiccim cilu llc dcpoutitni on, [or
iii; an oasy ninttcr to llrovi- it. invi-
iisncc llko lilo following“ is licyoiui din-
putc:
Mrs. James .Ionnluit-‘l. 01' 3 'i‘Oiioo
street. i'coidi-ul. of South Noi'waik.
says: "i. lilio a lot of othcr ciiliicus‘.
got llouu's ix’lduoy l’ilis ill l‘lnistcd‘s
drug storc. My back nchcd at the time
and although i had very iltllc fulfil in
oropi'lctory incdicincs, i thought thcy
wouldn't hurt inc, lillti ilicy might do
sonic good. i was surprised how
quickly and quiotly tiicy iiclcd. Win-u
1 finished the box tho lutclmclie disap-
pcnrci
For sale by all dcnlcrs. Price 50
cunts. Foster-Milliurn (‘0, lluffulo, N.
i'.. solo agents for tho United States.
Remember the unmc~lhmn‘s-——nmi
take no other.
lNSURANCE AGENT SUIClDES. '
Killed Himself on Grounds of Univer-
sal Peace Union in Mystic.
MYSTIC, Conn. Scpt. 2t)»»»\\’iiliani
ii. ilruincrd, n l'roriilcucc insurance
:iltt‘lli. coininlitcd suicidc today by
shooting, Hc in supposcd to harc bccn
dcspondcut on uccouut of sickucss. For
sovcrni wccks he. bus boon ninyinn at.
his forrncr bonit- hcrc. This morning
hc walked to lilo grounds of iiic lini-
vcrsiil l’cncc l'uiou and shol iiiuisclf
lwlt-c, mic builct pcuclruliug the right
'cinplc and tho olhcr ilic neck.
ills wil‘c and a Hill] and a dullitllll‘l'
«‘urvirc liliu. lic won llfiy yours old.
HiBERNiANS 1N CONVENTION.
WA’l‘lGRlll'ltY, (‘uum Soplcnibcr 30
'i'lic Ncw Hurt-n (‘ouiily coni‘ciilioii
of thc Ancient ()rdcr ol‘ llibi-riiians
was callcd to ordcr in this city you-
'(‘l‘illl)’ by (‘ounli' l‘rcsidcni .iuilics A.
ilyucs. (if Watcrinil'y. Aniilc from liic
:tppoiiitlucnl of thc coiniuilllcs. no
basilica» wus irnusni-tcd up to 1231110 p.
m._ when tho scssion was udjouriicd lo
ocrmii thc dcicgatcs lo pul‘lakc of a
bouquet.
SICK MADE WELL:
WEAK MADE STRONG.
Marvelous Elixir of Life Discovered by
Famous DoctooScientist That
Cures Every Known Aliment.
Wonderful Cures Arc Effected That
Seem Like Miracles Performed—-
The Secret of Long Life of
Olden Times Revived.
The Remedy is Free to all who 80nd
Name and Address.
Aftcr years of pullout study. and
driving into llic dusty i'ocoi'tl of the
past. as wcil us foilowinr.r inodcru cx
pcrlmeuts in tho rcuims of nicdicni
sciciicc. llll JAMES W. Kiilll. loss
‘1;\1.'1‘ES lillllilllei. Fort Wayne
ind. mukcs tho siurliim: nnuouuccmcui
that he has surely iliscorci‘tul thc clix»
ir of life. That ho is able with tho niil
DR. JAMES WllJiiAM KlDD.
or a mysterious compound. known only
to hliuucif. produced as ii result of the
years he hull spoilt in lit-arching for
this pi‘ociouu 1100- giving boon, to cure
my and every (license that is known to
tho human body. There in no doubt
of tho doctor'li curnootuoss in nothing
his claim and the remorkublc cured
that ho is dntly omit-tins scouts-to hear
him out very strongly. lilo theory
which he advances ill ono of reuson
and bound on liomid oxporionoo in a
medical practico oi niuny yours. it
l’l‘lMfl nothing to try his romurkublc
“Elixir of Lilo." ilii ho call it. for he
condo it frcc. to anyone who ill 0 sub
furor. in nulliclcut quitnlitcs to con-
vlnco of its ability to cure. on therein
.lihiiolutoly no rink in run. Sumo of tho
enrol citod m-c vol-y romai-kithlo. and
but. for relinhlo witncuiioo would hurd-
ly be credited. Tho litiuo hove thrown
away crutchos nod walked about after
two or three trials or tho romody. Tho
sick. given .up by home doctors. have
boon, routorod to their intuition Ind
f Zonda in .Dnrfoct ilonlth. Rheum»
tiiim. neuralgia, etm oh. hourt. liver.
kidney. blood and kill titanium and
bladder troubles disappear on by mils-
io. Headaches. backbones. nervous
clnlp at on 0f:.t’0i1tl lion. and it is not
Intuition, Nah. September 20“,
Winchell honed-mind from Purl,
noes. rovers. consumption. coughs.
colds. asthma. church. bronchitis and
'niirairoctionn of thmihront. lungs or
any yital criteria ura‘ molly overcome
inn space of time that is simply inur-
.velouil. - » .
Partial paralysis. iocomotor titanic.
Kimmy. gout, scrotum and piles are
quickly and permanently removed. it
nitrides the ontiro system. bland and
”sauna. restores homo! nerve power.
circulation and a ntato of clerical
illdnlth is produced at once. To the
.‘. . tor all systems ”a nllko and equulw
laflootod bytlils grout “Elixir oi
to." solid tor will rumour today. «it.
Manchu! ultimo. _
toritvrlltliucnt you not
until .
m to ovorya antiwar. State in
lotto '
iiiiiiiii ii’; ‘
r \ ' . ’i
10 lid iihitil
llis. liililili runners“ Stalin is
itiiuin To The iiiiliiiiiilirs '
h 110000 Yiliiniighriiiihun lil'
Brigham Young. i'iie Mormon
NEW YORK. Scptomllor 2(l—--~'i‘hc
nlynlci‘y of tho inurdoi' of Mrs. Auulc
i"liiii'l.l‘i'. who lilidc body Wilri found in
tho Morris ennui, uunr Jersey City.
has bccu clcnrod up by tho discovery
that the woman was killed in 0. tlai
(H 103 West 58th ntrcct. where her
clothing was found lust night.
'1‘th illilitillilt't‘llll'lll was luadi: inlc
inst night by 0inqu Titus. of the dc-
toctivc iiurcuu, who says that the mur~
iii-r was commlticd by 0 11121.11 named
lioopcr Young. who had rcocnliy becn
ciupioycd in n chciip rcslnuritut. (‘npc
iiin ’i‘ilus has lcnrncil that the body
was kcpt for some timc under the sink
iii tho liltcllcu of tho flat. in which
ribc was killed. Young has not bccn
ill‘l'li'n'it'li and it is bclicvcd that ho iicd
from liic city. lie is sold to have
shippcd u trunk to Chicago last night.
ilc formcrly workod ifor the liobokcn
Crusndcr and the police found his pic-
turc tiiiit hnd iwt‘li taken with a group
of cmpioyccs, ’l‘iiis picturc was shown
to Lilolloliokcu iii'ci'yinuu. who at
oucc pickcd out Young as the man who
hired a buggy from him on chucu-
diiy night.
'l‘iio house in which the murdcrml
, woman's clothing was found. is u
ichcup toucmcnl in tho block toulaiu-
l int: sinbics. but is within a stone throw
lot” sonic of liic most. splciidiil apart-
iuiiul houscs in liic Vicinity of t‘cn-
i li'ai Park South.
i An autopsy pcrformcd on tho liod)‘
iof Mrs. Pulitzer. Showed thui licl‘
ill-aili was cuuscii primarily by a knifc
‘WOlillii in tho ubilouicu and not by
l chloral. Scrcl'ul blows wcl'c struck on
‘licr hood, bcforc licr dc‘nili, but the
skull was not fruclui'cd. and liicrc
wcrc no signs of ccrcbrai hcniorr-
‘ hauc.
; li‘urlhcr intcrosiini: lit-wlopnicnts
“occurred lodily iii the unrnrcling of
illic myi-vlci‘y. A rcoiaili'ilnl iiiuiiiitzci'.
ilmuib llowhcr. was found. who said
.h~ wus- wcll ncouninlcd with William
ilioopcr Youniz, for whom the pollci‘
ialc inokiui: for in couucclion with ilii‘
icrirnc. Mr. llowiicr said that Youni:
.hnd inch :1 conotunl customcr at his
il‘t'Hiillll‘llili. outing a light lunchcon
illici‘n- almost crcr) crcnini: up in all-
i‘out ilircc mouths also.
, (/11 'l‘iiilrsdui' cvoiiliii: linwncr said
.:1 young man caiioii ill his l'tmilllllllili
:uild icfi ii iii‘)’. which iic said was lliul
for Youuu‘s iipai'uiculn. 1.:ilcr iu lhc
iiiinht hc rcluruod and lindiuu that
Young hud not calicil for lhc iil'Y. lu'
waited about. ilfiocii lllilllli.i'.~ and flu-ii
«input-loll. blurring lill‘ iu‘y iii “out“ i":-
possession.
Lust iiiuht, whcii llowkcr ili‘l1i'li of
tho counccllon of Young with tho mur-
dci' uf MI‘H. PliiilZcr. lit' souciii ilil'
pulriiluiaii. Patrick Abcaru. told him
ills story, and handcii iiiiu ihc hey.
.Ahcnru took the. iicy to tho station
i illliltii‘ and iiaiulcd it to l‘apluiu
Scliniiliiicrgcr.
'i‘hi- rcsiuurant mnnagcr says that
thc stronger was rciiiai‘luibiy likc
Young in appcaruucc. 1b- is positivc
it was not Young iiilllN it, liccousc i1“
knows iiic laticr til‘ wcli. ill' could not
no iniuniki-n
CHICAGO. Ht‘plciiiilcr 20‘ A trunk
:lddrcsniul to “if. S. Eilliiiz, t‘hicug'o.
shippod from New York at 9: i0 p. 10..
’l‘liurtday, lilo 15th. in awaiting 0 claim-
not licrc at tho ofllcc of thc Weill; Fill“
no lixprcss Company. According to
thc shippiniz bill, the cousiguor was
"i'. 8. billion. northwest corucr Mind
ntrocl iiiul illih nvcnuo. Ncw Yorii.
'1'licrc. is no one by that. numo in the
(‘iiicuizo Iiil'l'ciill‘).
Prior to llic locutiuu of thc trunk iii
liic l'olk Hll'i'l‘i stillion, Liculcnniil Air
tli'i-w llohiiii, of tho Chicago dctoctlvc
i imrcuu. had bccii noliilcd to kccp on
tho lookout fit its appcuruucc nod to
urrcst lilo mun who cumo to claim
it.
1.ioulciiniit llohnu said that tho pull-
iicity givon the calm would probnldy
drirc Yoimu uwuy. 110 will corumuui»
cute. with the New York oiliclals bc-
iorc coniliicntlng ilic trunk.
SALT LAKE. iiiuh, Settleiiilicr 30....
Himpcr Young. the cultural-ml mum”
of Mrs. Pulitzer, of New York. in tho
l‘Gn of John W. Young. a son of the
late Brigham Young. John W. Young
in a wcii-known rullroiul contractor.
having become woultliy from contract!
in the construction of tlic Uiiih oiul
Nmthcru and limit Control ltuilwuys.
M the limo oi Brighuiu Younu'u dcnilt
in 1877. ho wan ono of the toriuor'ii
councilloru. lie was tried undor tho
Edmond» low. charged with poiiiuimy.
but woo ucqnltlcd on o l.f‘t'illlil‘ili|i.y.
llooiior Young in wnll‘kuowu in Bolt
1.01m. huviiuii resided thorn up to 0
low yours ago.
.t...
RACING CIRCLE BENSATION.
W .
F. c. McLawoa it Company to DinolVa
and 8011 Out October 4.
NEW YORK. Scptcinlicr Bllmfluillf“
thing of it correction has boon council
in racing oircien by tho untiouncommit
M 0m 08,000 that the rnolng firm of
F. C. [thowoo & Company will dia-
ooive and it'll its human be sold at pill)-
110 auction on October «l.
. This mourns that Gold Hools nod Milt
tor Dangerfield. l 0 of thoigrcatotli
horses of the condo iiwili chiingo own-
urn. iiindreli nod several two‘ycamlds
complete the Mobowoo luring. 0010
Hotels is conceded to he the champion
of the carillon. Among Ute rotten tin
won worn the Suburban and Brighton
handicaps and the Brighton 000.
~ Major Dangerfield won the hrooklyn
Derby. the Lawrence realization and
the annual championship. in the lat;
her race tho unit was so seriously out
in the roar of the fort- leg that he imd
toihe retina tor theiioitiion. All told.
the turn; horses have uncritical-180.-
000 this your. national-tho partner»
. ytfll’iiiwi soy
Italic
om tor branding tits {
my.
Adnef'ti’semtints. i Bridgeport Aa'ucromoi
w i
1
THE D. M. READ co.
Established 1.5.57.
V Endowed
‘i
.OUR CORSET SECTION.
for the coming season consists of hundreds of differ- i
cut styles. Always remembering that the well gowned .
woman must have a correct Corset, andmustaiso. fccl .com-
lortahle in that Corset, we have bought intensively, from
our own and the French markets. the result being that we
have more kinds than ever before. It is im'possible to en—
umerate all. but here are some that are well liked.
The R 8: G. about twenty different models including
the deep hip, $1.00 to $2.50.
The Royal Worcester, more than a dozen styles, in-
cluding "The Dowager" which is a boon to stout
women. $1.00 to $3.00.
Thompson‘s Glove Fitting, latest model in straight
front with deep hip. $1.00 and $2.00. l
Warner’s Rust Proof. and Redfern. Among the rest
the rest the W. B.. La Vida, (French model), A la Spir-
ite. and C. B. The Fasso and P. D. are French Corsets in
which the best of material and workmanship have been
considered.
A most convenient fitting room adjoins the Corset
Section where one may try on and make selections at iei~
sure. Alterations are made.
FOR MEN.
The best Underwear made in America is the Mcdli-
colt. We have a complete line in both white and gray. '
Price $1.65 each.
Other makes arc the Glastonbury. well known and al- .
ways satisfactory. the Norfolk, and the New Brunswick.
These goods come in both white and gray. $1.00 each. '
A line of medium weigh t Underwear for fai' is the
Bristol, in either white or na turai. 50 cts each, excellent
value.
There are some new Fancy Bosom Shirts, all new
patterns, a fine assortment to select from. $1.00 each.
Samples can be seen in 0 Fairfield Avenue window.
There are a few Refrigerators left. i
We want everybody to know that we oficr Mason
jars. pint size. the very best grade, for 40 cts a dozen.
THE D. ll. READ COMPANY.
Bridgeport. Conn.
Contagious
Diseases ‘
Prerented
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 yma
it has been preventing and curing measles, typhoid and scarlet £0-
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 0r scarlet fever germs. It will kill the seeds or germs
and stop the contagion. We say try it aud‘stamp out the disease.
We'll refund the money on every bottle that falls. 50c and $00
at druggista or sent quick. SAVE YOUR FAMILIES.
13. F. JACKSON 8: 00., M’f’g. Chemists, Indianapolis, Indiana.
“1 had a damn 0001000 in mleoomlug liouuo laid April when two of
them wcro stricken downwilh BOA ET FEVER, 'l‘orror reigned Mountain.
but! instantly give. it) drops 0! tiriiitl inn Balm to curb child. sick and «011.01!-
cry hour. 'i‘iio rich quickly recovered and not another child was touched.
though constantly exposed.” Mrs. Mary Robinson iiunt, lndlonopoilu.
"When the sMALbPOA mired lhthiti city, we were greatly expound.
my tumor especially. but We knot the titanium study by such toiling 10 drops
or Braziliam Balm every two noun. it did not cuter one family where the
noun was used. and there Wore bond resin of them.” , '
Mrs. Victor E. Pyle. Wilmington. D01.
"WHOOPiNO DOUGH hits been raging all around 0!. People Ire wonder.
inn why my children do not unto it. We give them Brazilian 1mm. that's Why.
This invaluable remedy has kept llii contagious diseases out of my family
tor nvo yours." Mrs. J. A. Smith. Oihmtor. Pin
. I‘Onc of the :01: workingin my time Will! at death‘s door. with 1“?-
PHDiD. Three actors in conllliilliml said she mold not liven hour. A!
nriiiiilltni Balm had never failed moi decided to try it i am her 10 drop:
eve live minutes. The effect vow magical. 91m intently, . revived and
quit: is recovered." Mrs. L. B. Brenner. Wilmington, Dot.
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