“price—equality considered.
Nollll Main
m.
Knpwing that the demand tor OIL srovus this year would
1' later-than ever before on account of the increased cost of
we ‘ have secured the largest line of these heaters ever
$9M! here. and during the early part of the season we shall ofl‘er
littoral below the regular WHOLESALE PRICE today.
. filfiNTERPRISE” HEATERS—Smokeless and odorless, one
Mobil reservoir, eight inch wick, central draft. adjustable wick
' V illhandsome wrought iron frame. nickel trimmings—a thor-
“gill? up-to-date heater.
. ONLY $3.50. . .
“Many other styles equally as cheap.
L’ Were-“PW
TWENTY STYLES on corn. undress FROM $3.00 UP.
ABENDROTH’S HIGH GRADE RANGES in all styles, and
every/size. These goods are strictly guaranteed, not only by the
, iifaCturers in Port Chester, but by this house. Prices range
from $7.50 to $35.00.
l_ Repairs for all stoves, stove pipe, elbows, zinc, etc., etc., at
out prices.
All stoves delivered and set up FREE.
‘DUR FURNITURE is of the highest grade and at the lowest
FRUIT JARS.
Mason Qts.. 500. cloz.
FRUIT JARS.
Lightning. 896- .doz.
. SWEVANT,
and ‘Ann St. So. Norwalk.
(«no—4.: .351: ., \l >D~v
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3 Thursday Bargains.
Half-Price Items.
LADIES’ COLORED SHIRT WAISTS,
50 cent quality 25 cents.
, LAWN AND BATISTE WAISTS.
‘ $1.00 quality for 50 cent-t.
LADIES' WHITE WAIS'I‘S,
- $1.00 quality for 50 cents.
TUCKED AND EMBROIDERED WAISTS.
ulcer-man ii Son,
M Windshiugton Si...
$1.50 quality for 75 cents.
FINER QUALITY AND WORK,
$2.00 quality for $i.00.
ALL LINEN SKIRTS.
ALL PIQUE SKIRTS.
At Half Price.
South Norwaik.
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09000090000099»«09009909009009.0090».
' The superiority of Portland over or-
diam-y cement» in well understood.
The price is now so low that Rosen-
duio cement in, to an extent. being
crowded out. Wolhnndie the "Allah."
which is conceded to be the bent brand
on the market. Our sales or this 0.?
limit have. increased ten-told within
a few years. it you are coin: to use
cement use "A'i‘blifi."
0! course, we have the implication!"
also, end our line or masonu’ building
ills, blueprints. newer pipe. sun,
9 plate ' . . a.
pi
sonar noun... Conn.
W
lull
i
tileltllilpllsmg
ilislliip llnllhiilhllnnlulh
iii The lino liiiuuull _
' ‘ ‘ ‘ " ll'll
lie llelluo Tim! 1 he lupin l
‘\ X '0 ‘ 0 Iv
hun lie tillulullllnl
NEW ‘Yillili, Soplcmbcr 2.’ n—iilsilop
ilavid linutinuu Monro, ol’ lilo Mcillo-
dist Episcopal Church, hilvlllu ullpcr-
vision oi’ China, Japan and Corcu, who
has reached this city to spend five
months ill lilo opoll door missionary
movement ill which his church is now
iilicl'csicd. says, l'cizurdiug tho i‘rcsh
oilibrcak oi‘ lilo lloxors ill China. that
he does not believe there will he ano-
lilcr gcnernl uprising: ill lilo, future.
“That China can cvor bc wint it
was boi‘oro that outbroak is impossi-
bic,” he said. “licro idols are shut-
icrcd, hcl' iiil‘ilu blunted. 'l'llc aacrod
wail around Pollill has iii-.‘Oil dug down
to admit the locomotivo the legations
arc onlnrgod and rebuilt without rei-
orollce to any future trouble.
“The culpirc has been shot through
and through with western illcas, which
to tho natives soon) to hitit‘ iill ouluipo
lencc all their own. Timothy Richard
is commissioned by tho olupcror to rc-
construct the educational syslolll to
wostoru models."
As to our trade prospocls
China. the bishop is optimistic. llc air
so bclioyos that thc lluiicd Slates
should follow the cxaulplo of the great
powers in cspoeinlly training young:
men for tho consular and diplomatic
titfl‘ViCI'S. iio has no doubt of tho ulll‘
lnnto Cllristiullizntion of China. lic is
uncertain as to tho final form t‘llris-
ii‘lllil)’ will liilit', but is ooilllilcnt that
its spirii will lllollbl and dominulc tho
(‘ilinli that. is, to ho, iiisllop Mooro
will l't'ilil‘ll lo the Ol‘it‘ili ucxl March.
with
GRAND LODGE. l. 0. Cl. T.
Thirty-ninth Annual Session Held To-
day in New Britain.
NEW Biii'l‘.\iN, Sopicnibor Lliiw'i‘hc
illiriy~llilltli alunilll scssiou of tho
Grand inulgo, l. U. (i. 'l‘., oi" (,‘ollnt-cli
clii, opened a two do) 3' session ln-rc
loilay with (Hand (‘hicl‘ ’l‘clllplllr Wil
iiilill il. Edwards, of Killiiigl)‘, pi‘l‘sill
inn and about 3.3 tit‘it'gllit'fi. (ii‘ililii
i‘lllci‘ 'i‘cllllillli' Edwards l‘i‘plll'it'li lilai
llm ordor is ill a liiilo iit‘lli-l‘ condi-
lion that it was lost your. it now has
iiiii'l‘l] lotions with a total liloullwrsbip
of about i‘ulil.
Mrs. Enlclic (lcilorl. of Hartford.
Ililltii' a rcporl as grand Hlillt’l‘illi('iiiit'iil
olijul'cuiio lcluplc work 'l‘llcrc ari-
'ill'i'i' jul'l-uilo iculpli‘s ill iill‘ sluic.
which is all iill‘l‘t'llm- ol' ()llt‘ olor Inst
)'i'lli’. The now lolllpic is known as
oral-talc Not" and is locntvii ill
liarirorll. 'i'ilo illill‘l’ lollipha» :ll‘i- iii
\Villl‘iillil‘) and i‘ollli'rcl I..lndllli;. til--
lolpi llll‘lllill‘l’nilili lining l‘lii. Mrs. Ucll~
l'l'i rcporlcil that its litcl'alllro had
iii-on dislribuiod allloul: boys against
drillkillu. sluohlun. i:\\‘i'ill‘illi.’, and tail»
on: lill' llilllll‘ ol‘ (loll in vain.
licv ’Mr. l’cal'y. oi l’olui'rol Landing
:illd iii-r, Mr Lollllsiiul‘y ol‘ Noll Yolk,
“cro izircn special i-mllluiissiolls dul‘illl:
tho your to giro illi» ii-ulpio oblignlions
iii bill‘s.
Mrs. Ni-llic lirlly (‘onioa of Now iiri~
lain, mimic a rcpol‘i as grand lrcasllrcr.
saying that thc lullain c in lhc Ktvncrul
:lcciluul lust your was $7 liz’l. lilo l'll»
coipls this ,li-ar $238.51 lili‘ cxpl-lldi-
illl‘i'b‘ $249.34, icarillu a baiauci- of
Sims.
.llo lodgo will hold anolhcr iii-ssioll
tomorrow whoa collluliiloi-s will make
roporls and oillccra will bo olcclcd and
llll‘lllui‘ii.
MITCHELL l8 DISPLEASED.
Does Not Like Course Pursued by the
Striking Coal Miners.
\\’ll.l\'i§l~‘~lb‘illlti‘3. l‘a.. Si-plcmbcr 1!:
l‘rcsiilclll hilichcli ilociillcil to multi-
any coulmoni this morning on tho lii'lv
loll of tillcrill‘ Sciunll, or ilili‘itx'iwuilllil
collniy, ill calling on ilorcruor Show
for troops. it is known. llowovor, that
in- in iliiiplcnumi Willi illil uirihoru for
pursuing a course which [il‘liiulili‘ii illi-
sill-riff to “With tho appeal. Sonic of
hill ailvlmlru any tho. pronouns ol‘ the
militia in tho Luelluwanilu rculnn will
have no I‘fli‘ci on tho strlko, although
nlurchiiln. liilzllutiuir, and other demon;
ntrilliollu only be prevented (in tho
other hand the operators tool 00nd:
limit that liliilm‘ tho proiocilou ol‘ the
military arm of tho ulnio, many of tho
own will gradually return to tilcir
work
m~ww
WINSTED MAN EHOT HiMBELF’.
w. l. Noah, Prominent Farmer. At-
tem tn Suicide.
Willitl’i‘lilll. diam, Soplclnhur 23...
William b. Nash. a prominent farmer
and man of ommidoruiiio lacuna at:
icmllioii to commit uuioido nl bin nun»
in ii‘incllcainr ioniglii. lio left his
houun nilolit ll o'clouli. alior ultiillir
with ”w numbers of llili family. it
report or a pistol was heard and Mr.
Nash wnu ionmi lying in u piml of
blood in ilic yard. A bullet from a ru-
voivor had utilised close to his heart.
or. iiurihult, the medical oxnmlner ol‘
thin pinch wail summoned. and ill? will
remit hell with the patient all night. tin
Nash’s condition in erllienl. 'i‘lieirnuse
of his act is unknown. H0 is about
no your: old, hnn a, million] three
daughters. ‘
DEATH Oil: gait-firefly MEN
WMWRHUR’Y. 90nd,; mlptember 23
«an. i. noun. aged inn, yours. a
well-known hardware more out or this
city multinational inliis store in
mini: street-early. this moraine. he had
gone to inertial-e» for something last
night one, in eitti ,3 in the their eat-i
oil-oil halibut “
. ‘ dense.
ville and fitmllilhildrnn.
when «honour sunrise.
summons. us. some»:
use in _ unionist
He leaves a
a.
T0 oo'l‘r. 1'
rim-w~
‘ ”3-“?
~80uth Norwalk Citizens Gladly speak
‘ Publicly all This Subject.
A public statement
(iirou to the public for tho public
good.
A citizen‘s oxporiollcc.
’l‘ruthfully told tor humanity's Hallo.
Should iilld rouliy llppl-ooiailon.
South Ntil‘thlk people are picnucd
to do it;
Pleased lo tell their friends
neighbors.
Tell them about the “Little conquer»
and
or.
The good deeds of Doull's iiidncy
Pills.
Arc unloading o'er the city.
billing hurdoua l‘ronl aching hacks.
Curing the pains of lildllcy ills.
Ilcad the prooi’ ill a South Nol-walli
lunll'u Words: '
Mr. il. (l. Millard, of hi West avenue,
South Norwnik. engaged in tho for
business in Wont Nor-walk, says: "i
had hidllcy trouble for yours. i took
ulodicillc. and was uudcr tho caro. of a
physician so oflon that l ouulli. to bc
illl authority on tho quiultioll. l sceni-
l‘ii to be rid of lily troubic i‘ol- ii. liill“.
but it showed signs of i't‘illl‘llillL‘: lllld I
wanted to check it. i noticed some
published staiomcnls about iloan's
Kidney Villa and prOi-urcd a box at
llalc‘a Pharmacy in Norwailt. Thoy
ilt‘ibod mo and ii. (lolllinllluloo of tho
treatment eventually ci‘i'cetcd a radical
care."
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. ll‘ostcr-Miiburu (To, ilul‘i‘alo. N.
Y.. solo agents for thc United Slntcs.
iienlombcr tho llaulcwlloun'e»~uud
(him no otilol'.
NEW YORK REPUBLICANS.
Speech of TempOrary Chairman Quigg
at State Convention.
SARATOHA. N. Y., Scptclllbcr “ill-m
ill a hall hung with midslimlnor dccor-
:lllolls loll ovcr from tho last floral
iclo, alld milliilullos oi‘ Aillt‘i‘it‘illl lingo
and hunting, tho Slain llcpillllii,-ail
(“olll'clliioll ulol borc this noon for tho
prcliluillury work iucldolllial to tho
lullllinu of a sizlii- iit‘iii'i :llld liit‘ dran-
flip: of a platform, (lat sido oi‘ tbc
dolcuatcs and allorlulll-s tho allot-tutors
worn low. Staio t‘llairulau Dunn call-
cil lhc conrciliiou lo ordcr and in»
irodllccd lion. Lonluol lCli Quinn. lho
'i'iillliil'ill‘)‘ chairman who spoko as fol-
lilus‘:
llillillillnlll
ii iii'illSil llllidill Saul illll' 'l‘luii-
illi‘iii iii inn lillulllllih ii
i
" ill ‘ll ll
ilhlllihillllli lliipliilll one hill
1' ‘ 1:“. ‘
lie lull . tiliiit’
‘i.ilNiiON, Hopiclubol‘ Brim‘Nolililiu
than will bc of any permanent good can
result from Secretary iiay‘u note to
lilo powers on Itoumaulu's treatment. of
Jews, llulcsu somebody is willing to
,cl'ush Rouluauiu, am no powcr sot-ills
’ullxiollu to lake on t llli task."
'I‘lii- i'ori-lzoilliz quotation from lili‘
utterances of an nxpt-rl'cncoti islritlsh 0f-
iiciul rcprcacnls the run] opiillon of tho
llrllish foreign oillco on tho ullbicct
or lilo negotiations botwccll America
and Europe and l'oprourilts it with a
tori-lo siraiulli forwul‘dllcss which is not
likely to ilguro in tho guarded diplo-
nlllllr- roplios which Mr. iloyt's note
will i-vouiiulllly produce.
Tho Associated Press is ablo to any
that ilrcat iirilniu's lull-hint: up of lilo
l'uiicd Staics ill the ltounluniau mat»
icr has only prl‘lduccd ovidcllco that
tho uigilaiorlcs of lilo Bcl'lill tl‘oaly ah-
soiuioly rcfuso to take other than
l‘llcroiv sclltinlclllal :lcllon towards al~
lcviaiiiniz lilo pcrsccllilou of tho Jews.
The cxchauuo of viowa regarding lilt-
Aulcriclin lioio solicited by (ll-cat ill-ll-
ain has prolzl‘cssed sullll-iouily to Hill-
vincc illo forcilzn oilico horn lllai noth—
liul: material is “holy to result. ’l'o
ili‘ilii'Vi‘ moi-o than promises from Ron.
mania, it is bcllcvod ai ilownillu sirl-ci
and :lpinlronlly ill iilt" i'orcilzn oillccs of
llilo othcr capitals iuloroslcd that until—
i log: short ol‘ :1 colllbinod display oi“
iiorco would ho oi’lol-tivo. Illsllrmoulli-
iablo obslaclos appear to rclldcr such a
lsiop impossible. iliiI'll‘i'ilil‘i'HK‘iill joul-
‘llusics and tho normally oxplmivu con-
iiiiiilill of lilo llalllluls ill illonlsolvvs uro
ii‘ilimi'ii‘llliV llii\\‘i"l'illi forlorn to induce a
filolh-i' oi lltlilcd inaction wholl n mics-
llil‘u of alumni illtcl'vciliiou is involved.
‘ ,9 B i ge’iidrt
1"0l' i'iRhi )‘cul's lill' Republicans oi‘i humming lo olllcial suiczllouls illc
this stoic lull'c oujol'oli public favor. i lil'illsll {orniign fimt'f‘ has rcccivud cu
\l'o llul'c olcrlcd four liopulilicun uov- Tory intimation of a \\'iiiilli_’llt‘>‘ii’« oll llurl
cl'llllrs. (mo of liit‘M‘. Hiilllillilll“'i to i of si‘vcl'lii couliuclliai irovorumcuts to
fill‘ lliuilcst dosiinv ”ml is \Viiiliil lll - .Hl‘i’m‘ thi- opportunity of collvl-yilllz to
bio of any mall to l‘i‘lll'il by his pros 1' lil'.‘ l'niiod Stairs aovorllmolli tho ill»
ul‘cssivc ilivas. his ill‘iii‘ili [lilll‘illiir-lil, f lilllaliou that ii is illtori‘criul: in "unli-
his splcllllld collrauc and his loiiv ivl- licl-s which do not crmi-crll it." as Vin"-
icill‘iiy has profoundly illlpri-ssod illviicus itl-llli-rlfllr-ial llcwspupors of Hill
country. Nowhrri- is his ioodorsilip l Fluropcllll capitals have pill ii.
liloro cordially ili‘l‘i‘lll’Ii iiiilii ill his. 3.9.1,], u, (‘lloalc tho l'lliiod Slain.»
”W” Smith ;lliiliillfiniltiill‘ to (2mm llrilaiu. has ill'liii'
M". Qliiiti: ili‘llisi-d iili’ work of ill“ ii‘li up his holiday in Scotland. and H‘-
‘Il‘lll\' and docriul cilurmur which llc iic~ ‘iul‘ncll lo lulllilou today. lb is lilo-li-
"iiii‘l‘ii 11"” i'l'i‘ll M ”li‘ilizllilli"'l by lh‘iii' i in siiolld illo llcxi few days in dcuiillLi
ocl'atic ulalil-o that lilo honor of NW with iill‘ Rollulauian luullcr. 'l‘llo ill—
Aluorlcan soldier has bor-oulo i1 i'llii‘i formation gicniicil from lirilish diplo-
issllc ill this calupaiun.” illiiliH or part of it. will llo unoilicilllly
ii is not all isuuc that two hiiilii sooit i.mnmlmirafcd in Mr (‘illlnlc for trails
to ovoid. llc i‘fil'llilllli"il. ll rozllizcs that mission lo “'ushingtun, Tho lmpoiose.
llloro is nothing lil“l'l’ foolish illuil lo rims: privaloly opbrlnlnoil by tho ilrii~
:lnilclpulo too rcluoir a illillrc. 'i‘bc: iHil foroluu 0ch ill ohm-ting: a chauac
school and lilo ballot box arc not ill“ . or ilt‘lll‘i on illo part of tho iiollnlaniuu
aucnis of iliiill'iir.sillii. Till-y arc lill‘ ‘ lznvorlmlout will not b:- ullowod to ill-
lllizhcl‘ priosls of “bony uull chullli- l [oi-{om with tho oxiv-rual colll'si- of tho
“lill inninluiinn has liiiii'i‘li lllclu ill tho ‘. lpiuolialiolls. and lhoro is still rollsoll
'ii‘i'l'ii'i' of tho l’iiiiippiuc pcoplo. l.u.~i
'li t‘lllllil‘l' is not lo bv i'illll‘L’i‘ii against
l party which \\‘llii vlorv oppol'luuili'
-li‘i to «May illc pilrl‘orllullli-o of ill“
'l‘liliiiiiilis oi‘ lilo irculv or Paris that
'oilzl must in lilo cud haw prIlyod for
‘lilulillsioli iulo ilnv l'nioli. lil'lllliiil‘
'liliiit' basin to brim: about lilo csiull-
llullmcul oi lili- i‘ullan povcrulncui and
tho withdrawal from i‘ubll of cvcl‘v
solublnllcc of Aun-rb-nu l‘iiliil‘lli. Whih-
ovcry cablnol in iCuropc is sonndim:
lilo praises oi illc Aulcricllu L'M‘crllv
mom for its ni-liol'osily and fair (ioni-
luun. it is ronccycd to ill“ liclum-lniic
purl}, ai homo. in carp and cllvil.
it in tho singular l'ul’llilic of this
country that lill‘ poillil‘ill pl'obiclu lulled
uililcr discussion. i‘l not how to not
‘pruplc profitably oniplm‘cd, lllll ilil\\'
lulu-o cvcnly in liir'il‘iiillli' till" i‘ii‘ii i’i'
wards of lilt'il' labors. it was not :il»
ways so; it in Hill story of u would
unnloy ursiclli and a prolcciivo tariff.
'l‘llo policy of protection to Allloricall
industries will not ho nlmndoncd by
”it“, Republican party. So long as illi-
wngcs paid in l'tilillll‘ii'il willl which Wi'
lullsl compote iil‘i,‘ loss than cnollizll to
maintain a wm~ltiuuullol‘l4 finally in
comfort. no Inuit will our lili‘ili tiyhil'ill
:proioi-l our homo null-iota ior our houn-
i product-rs.
i Til" illll'ution of ironic and unlawful
'colnhinalionn has no illiii'i‘ connection
iwiib this aileci-t than the penal cod:-
lluu with tho ucuorul business of bio.
'l'lio mull who would donirov llii‘ pro-
ioctivo systolu in oriior to ill-ull‘lii‘
trusts. would pull his liiiiiitc down to
catch a burglar.
The Republican burly was quick to
melamine, when tho “le industrial
mothod or combination button to maul.
foul itself. that tho pooplo uni-doll to
be «intended against its nuunnltionu
and clrnctiolui. and iii illilkimz no how
out effort to roach lbnoc follilil‘cu of
illiulncnu combination which are unlaw-
iui ililii injurious.
"lint tho millionaire in stripes." crlcu
ll roprcuouillll‘t‘c ilclnocrtllio iculior.
What he. means and what his nilriy iuui
will" in. manuallmt limso who «in not
«around urn huddled in bolus: oiiomiwi
at those who do. and ii is this luvuil’iuli
spirit. this spirit of socialism, which.
within the last eight or ten ymirii. has
dianlayed all the-old limo principles of
the homoerotic rty, and has come to
be its diminution inn itlli'llmit‘i.
Mr. Qlilgil' then took on tho lullhinisi
trillion of Governor Odell which be de—
clared the lien, that the state allow
York has ever il‘nuw.
H HAS A TUTOR.
,, her 28min courts
halal planed Prince Francis Johonh 0i
“Erma“, (it member of the Austro
Hun’mrinn mission to the coronation
of King ,iiidtrard. who on September
is was acquitted at tho (Jill Bailey.
London. or the chime or "misunnduot
under the criminal law anionilment'a
8-w- nndér findings and have appointed i or it tilt? result in‘
ii
’Mnoocm Ludui or Thorn and Toni
in. llrlir-rc that Mr. Ha)": prolcsi will
install ill a formal joint llolo of llln
l lh-rlill sillililllii‘ii‘r‘ doulnlldiul: boiler
ili‘l'ilillii‘ili (if lilo .lows.
l A iorwlun oilii'o (Yiiii‘ilii said to a rip.
il‘I‘Nt’iiiiliiVi‘ of ill“ Ansowiolod l’rllss:
"liouluauia will how no diiiii-lllly ill
ascrrlaiuinu that such a joint polo is"
not supposcil to bo lllc only thing silo
is afraid of, unulcly. supi-rior ariuics.
llcr reply might bo ciibor cvasiro or
Millii‘iit‘iin’iiif. accordion to tho dcurcc of
Ht't‘l'i’i supporl silo rm-oirod i'roul lilo
other liluropoall powcrs, Acudculh-nllv
or as all iillcruutiolllll pru-clicni r-lll‘il
a joint uoic might llo of :‘illlll' mac, but
boyolld {oi-using public lliioniiou on
lilillllillnlil's ti'raimcui oi‘ ii‘lliiilliiv and
routing temporary :lllcl'iuliou, l four
that its prucllcal cil'cci llill)’ hi,- all
llowcvcr. Wl' can only try.“
ill lilo i‘Vi‘lll of tho oibcr i‘illl‘tlili'iili
ilolvors rolilslnu in iaiic Joint action
tll'cui llrilniu is uuiin unlikoly to ink“
,llnl' illlitlpciiilcni, course. 'I‘llc llritish
llolc collilllits hcr to nothing cxwpl
lrlcudly interest. in Mr; liar‘ii million-
tlou and u dcsirc lo cilcli the opinions
of tho oillcr uiiznuiol'llls.
A curious featuri- of the ucnollaltons
in that lhc United iiiilit‘n culbaasy oili—
ciuiu wcrc quilo ignorant of (lrI-ai
iiritnin‘s action ill connection with Mr.
iiuy‘n until. 'i‘ilo laitcr was counuuub
rated to Lord hallsdownc. lilo forciizn
secretary. through Mr. (lilouio. but tho
arubausador was not aoiiilmi that llroin
lil'iillin bad iluulullrllcd it unic to tho
Hiuiluloricu of tho ill-riiu li‘i‘lll)’. and
only loarund privately from ill'l‘iiii
that such was the. cusp.
At. tllc llnited Eltaica cmbaloly a llopc~
fill lcnllmx pruvnlla ililll aoliluilliliit
more than more oxchanuca of modal»
onccu oVor inhumanity may roi-uilt
from tho lllliiml Stutcu‘ pica for lllc
itoutnunina Jews.
MATTERS IN RANKRUPTCY.
Al, tho office of itch-run Ki‘iiiifliz. Bai-
uriilly. the first mention of tho crmii.
tors of Minnlc A. lionworlll. oi lioclt—
ville. bankrupt, Willi hold. A. 1’. inch-
ounon was shown trustee of tho. on.
ihic. ,
i‘tcfcrco Kellogg will appoint ll trua-
too in tho bankrll it ostnlu of Elvin b.
bulull. of New militia, bankrupt. The
creditors mot. Saturday. and warn. illi-
nble to amen on n trustee.
T n first meeting of the creditors of
Mill moi Cullen. or this city. bankrupt,
was held ‘Sdtuniny. All tho nulleduies
shorted no assets Referee, Kellogg do-
skied that no to stun would on appoint
ti until a further order at tho court.
. iii-tome Ruling has unproven tho ilu-
ni nuuount of David Kemoer. trustee
or the estate ‘0! Julienh inasmuch or
this city. bankrupt. Artur the payment
of the expenses, or administration. on-
b11114 remained to apply on the pro-
lul-red claims. ‘ ‘
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“ Virginian“. lire
lillln halls in breaking ill) out“ when
g j did i ' ”(bout alienation
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THE .D..M. READ co.
Established 1857.
Our collection of Rugs is attracting great attention,
and it is not surprising, for the several sections devoted to
Rags are resplendent with new stock in beautiful color-
ings. I
We have greatly increaSed the stock in sizes. 18x36,
2ix45, 26x54, 30x60, and 36x72. The following list gives
styles and prices:
Smyrna, 75 cts to $3.50. Wilton, $1. 50 to $5.00.
Axminster, $2.25. Daghestall, $7.50 to $9.00.
Moquelte, $2.25 to $3.75. Shackford. $1.00..
Sarahand, 32.2 5. Velvet, $3.00.
Tokyo, $1.98. Regent, $2.50..
Cotton Rugs, very neat eiiects in blue and white,
green and white. and red and white. $2.00 to $3.50.
Carriage Mats, green, brown and black. $2.00 to
$2.75.
We have beautiful Iceland Fur Robes for baby-cart
riages and go-carts, soft fleecy things, snowy white, $1.50
to $6.00.
Gig Mats, superior quality, long, fine hair. 48 cts. eachi.
While in this department notice the new Draperies,
Pillow Tops and Upholstery Fabrics. There is a wealth
of beautiful colors and elegant material.
OUTING FLANNEL GO WNS.
At the Women's Underwear Section there are several
counters full of new Outing Flannel Night Gowns. They
certainly look very comfortable and pretty. The cool
nights will soon be here when they will be appreciated.
For womenthere are stripes, and plain colors. Pinks,
blues. and clear white. Some are embroidered very daint-
ily. and there is more variety than ever before.
Prices, 50, 75, 89, $1.00 and up to $2.00.
For children, all sizes from 2 to 14 years, mostly in
stripes, pink and white, blue and white, and red and white,
all 50 cts. each.
Remember to look at those new Carpets, the Royal
Willons. Axminstel's and Savonneries. Both patterns and
color schemes are novel and a rtistic.
THE D. M. READ COMPANY.
Bridgeport, Conn.
Contagious
Diseases ..
Prevented
and cared
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 scairlet i'e-
ver, chicken pox. diphtheria, whooping cough, etc. Cures mumps
in twenty-tour 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 money on every bottle that fails. soc and $1.00
at druggists 0r sent quick. SAVE YOUR FAMILIES.
B. F. JACKSON 8: 00., M’i'g. Chemists, Indianapolis, Jindiana.
"i had n‘ dozen children hi my booming iimum last April when two of
them were iiiriekon down with 80M“. ET FEVER. ’l‘crlnr rnlmleii or course.
hilt i blatantly give iii drops of Hruuiii all ilnlm to Will“ child nick anti weltev.
cry hour. The Hick ulliulriy recovered and not another child was touched,
though constantly exposed.“ Mrs. Mary iiohinnon iiunt, lndinnapolls.
I“When the SMALL-FDA raged in this city. We were greatly exposed.
my father ospnuinliy, bill we kuptihe dlncann away by each taking; 10 drops
at ilrilzliiuln liuim every two hours. it «lid not nilior one family wihero the
balm was used, and there Were hand rods or them.” , fl
- Mrs. Victor it. iayic, Wilmington, ,Dol.
l {‘WHOOPiNG ODUOH has been in ginrr all around on." People or wonder-
ing why my children do not take it. We give‘ them nrnzllinn Balm. til nt’a why.
This invaluable remedy hesitant all contagious diseases out or y family
tor rm years." Mrs. J. A. smith. (librai 1‘. Pa.
_ “One of the girls working in my store was at death's door with TV
flleD. Three doctors in consultation said she could not live an hour. All
Sruiiinn Balm had nevur railed moi d Bt'itltld to try it. i gave heri to drop:
every ilvominutes. The effect was municul. Ellie instantly revived and
quickly recovered." Mrs. L. )3. antiwar. Wilmington, Del.
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