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92"i1i0l-lt'woil’dcl'fl’ll wood ‘stovo ev’or invented. Will heat it room 20;
‘ foot square in ii .lninutou, hi all oxpelluo (l\’t.‘ll less than oil. No unloko, na‘
0 trouble, no dungor, null tho coin, for rogulllr nine in
$1.50
See these stoves and wonder at th o pricc. Buy one, and you will sound
1* Ito praises torover utter.
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Our variety of Oil l-lolitorll continues to lnoroono. Four now liuun uddod
this weok. We now have the ‘lurgost vnrioty nlul at tho lowoot prices to ho
tound in this state. Pricos from
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J)o you know that wo uro. nailing "Lightning".ll‘l'uit ‘3an
“89¢ per dozen? That: in tho ourioud p rioo today.
.a . _
, quurt size. for
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. . Our'llow Furniture is a murvoi of llonuty nnd ollr low pricos on sumo
Surprise the shrewdcnt shopper.
.1 douiit this assertion come and count illcnl.
If our prioos uro not the lowest,
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.We. do not request you to buy.
my
- COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS.
w. s. SWR'TEVANT,
” North Main and Ann St. 50- NOTWillk-
.‘ roloronoo ‘to the new law. which pro-
‘villon tllnt nusonnors ho
, Norwnlk mun would huve horn llolniu~
Thirty-live distinctly different pottornn of Bruno and Iron Bods. it you 0
hursday, Bargain Day.
For this week we make a specialty of
‘ Hosu: v.
CHILDREN'S HOSE. DOUBLE KNEE,
AT 10 CTS.
REGULAR PRICE. 15 CTS.
LADIES' FANCY HOSE,
AT 15 CTS.
REGULAR PRICE, 25 CTS.
LADIES' FANCY HOSE,
AT 19 CTS.
REGULAR PRICE. 25 CTS.
LADIES' FANCY HOSE.
AT 35 CTS.
REGULAR PRICE 50 CTS.
THESE PRICES FOR THURSDAY
AND SATURDAY ONLY.
.A. Dickerm‘an 8 Son, '
_ 84 .Washington St.. South Norwaik.
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WMOOOOWNOW ”moncmmum
Tho superiority of Portland over or- ‘
dillnry cements is well understood.
The price is now so low that Rosan-
dnle cement in. to an extent, being
crowded out. We handle the “Min.”
which is conceded to be the heat brand
on the market. Our union of this co
ment have incroulled ton-fold within
a few you". it you are going to 1m
cement use "ATLAS.”
0t com-lie, we have the “Rououdalc”
ciao. and our line of mnaonl' building
materials, blue stone. oowcr pipe. out.
is complete. ‘
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. _, fii‘ynouril N .R AWCQNN;
" Burnordd. Roynoidll.
7 w. or More“.
for nouosuor. ; Wilfred .iioliwt‘il 1 mudo
ohonon for
three. two‘ il‘nd one your terms. which
lllilItt’H one vacancy to tiii ouch your,
Jnmos 'l‘onor'u tor oxpiron thin your.
Ho until other i at tho First-nod
'i‘hil‘tl Diutr ct convention had not oiiou.
en a xf'lflil'iiiiitte, lull: inutculi hull lu—
Etructed its committee to confer with
he Btcond District Democrats. and air-
” the matter. and tho colnlnitioo
hull colloodrll tho nomiuution to tho
Sol-our] District. John 13‘. McMuhon
considered it rclnnrkllhic thllt tllo ll‘irnt‘
(ihti Third ‘Dlutriotn had not pinccd it
man in nomination, and thought that u
.ntod. if thorn was any pl'oupotzt or iliis‘
'hoiul: olcotod. Ho movod that. tho
nonlinntlon ho lol't to Norwuik. '
John J. Rough. ohllirnuln oi‘ tllo
town committee of tilo'ii‘irut and Third
I'lilltl‘iciu. wuu present to lilllko. uu ox-
piuulltioli. hut ho What not ol-oordcli tho
pl‘iVllogl). J. J. Higgins movcd tIlui
Mr. Kcouh be permitted to Spt‘lill, lull
Mr. McMahon mot thin lly suylllg tllut
‘ What; 35“
‘Hulp .ou nightly-wand
tn Norwaik Citizen ‘Snyn.
‘You mily “ilenitnto to linion to illo
advice of otrlillnorn, lull. tho tootiluony
oi' rouidonta of South Norwuih rill
worth yollr‘mont ollrot‘lll uttontlon.‘ it
in an cosy matter to invontinnto ulloll
proof no this. 'l‘ho ovillonco mullt no.
conclusive. Rood tho following:
Mru. .l. E. Willinluu. rouillonco. zit)
Ghootnut stroot. South Norwuik, l-‘ulyu:
"i know i had -ilidllo.v oomnlulnt for
attacks of florid-o llucltncho oftou seiz-
od mo. Ai'ruid that If nonlotetod thoy
might grow worm l dotorlulnod to try
lltntli'u Kilinoy lr'lllu. 'I‘lloy wol'l- woll
spoken‘ of lly hoill l'itinonn unll nown-
on ere. so i procured u box at l’lnin-
to '3 l’hnrlnuoy and took them no dir
rooted. i found tlloln on excellent.
rolnolly. 'i‘hoy rul'od mo.”
For solo by. oil donlors. Pl'lco i'lll
oonts n llox. ii‘ontorvMilhurn (30,, lint"—
i’lllo. N. Y.. uolo ogontu for tho linitmi
Stilton.
lionloluhor tho. nnmo—~lloun’s~—und
take no otllor.
inoss culicd him out of tho oily u grout
(it’AlI of tho limo, lio thought that u
tho onuouu woo onpnblo oi’ oondut-tiuc
its own ni‘i'uirll. Mr. llodwoil thought.
tllllt u Illilitilktl would ho uludo if u
onndidutc wns not nomlnntcd. on illorc
would ho no oltlididlllo on tho l'lomo-
crllllc town iit‘iil‘t. providing lhul thi<
cunt-us dill not put up :1 man. CIll'IHiiiili
Swul'tz iiii~l() thought it tho duty of tho
onllrllu to plnco u cunlllduto in tho iiold.
Altor oounldornhlo pul'loying tho mo~
lion that no ouudiduto ho lililllill'lil"ll
by tho ('lilll'llS and thut tho nomination
tion of Mr. llodwoll that n onlldilluto ho
ohosoli. prcvuilod. Juluos M. i.unr wus
thou dcolnrod tho oundidulo from tho
district.
llulilcy E. lloyt wus olioson oundl-
duto for tho hourd oi' l-olicf and Willi-oil
llodwoll illitiilt’ll‘ of town nl-l-llllntu. 'l‘llo
muttol' of tho voto lly llullot wus wuiv—
od on tho luttcr nomination.
' l‘pou motion of Mr. Iiiliilt‘Iliil‘ti. Mom
sou II. (llovor, cnliditlllio for school vln- l
itol‘ from tho First und 'l‘llird llisirIt-tu. i
was Illiitll'RNi by tho cunt-us. Mr. i
lllunollzlrll puill n trilluto in Mr. (liar-g
or. shying thut ho wus llll uiilo nud‘
vulunillo mun. uud it would honor thoI
votol'n unsolillllod at tho (‘illlt‘llH, us woll
on Mr. (llovor, to Indorso him.
’l‘lloro wus ouiic u lltllo oolltout. our
th‘I‘ tho position of ronlsatrur, lull tho1
pl'osollt illl-ulnhont of tho oflloo, Ruilm .
J. Smith. won out qulto hunlliiy. . Aid1
tornoy .l. .l. (‘llnoo roquostrd tllllt oni
this llnllot Mr. Smith witlldl'uw us toi— :
lcr, whioll ho did ill furor of Mr. (‘llliou ‘
'l‘llo roulllt oi‘ tllo informal ballot was;
ilti followu: l
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'i‘llo luilloi for l'oulutrul' wus thou do- !
olul‘oli t'ol-mlll uull nlullo unanimous for :
Mr. Smith. f
.Iill‘ill‘i-i id. h'lyllu was uolninutod ior;
trcc wurdcn, which lost your rcooivod
so littlo :liiolltion. l
'I‘lio solortion of A town rolumittlm
Wan tllcn prnoordcll to. null it wus vot- 1
od. upon motion oi‘ it. J. Smith. in ill-l
oronszo its: Illi‘lliilt’l‘SIlill lo ilvo. it wus
ulso \‘llil-d to I‘i‘-i‘It‘('i tho molullorn oii
tho old oomlllittoo, lull ll. \Villlunl
llurt‘ord. who was." momllor. docllnod
to sorvo nguin. 'i‘hc followingr woro
thou olootod momhors of IIll‘ commit-
in- for tho coming your: Will‘rl-d limi-
wl-il. it. .l. Smith Fronk it. (‘tll’i‘. A.
Loury and Edward iinrrctt.
A. motion of Mr. lllunrllul'd tllllt tllc
i'lliIlIilIIilii'. thin your. Ht’l’ tllni tho lull—
l'oiu ul'o pl'iniod. tholuuolrcs, no Iii"
thought that tho pmplo hi this ond oi‘i
tho tnwll wol'o rllpulilo of doing so,
Ili'illlizill forth tllllto it warm doilulo. Mr.
ilodwoll did not think nny such mow
tioll wus llt‘t'WNSfll‘)’. it: tho oouinlittoo-
lllld Ill tho post prnt-urod tho lluilols'
.Ili nuilloiout timo. Mr. Illnllrhnrd dinii
lioi \'iilli to ho liillii‘l‘SiOOII an mlotrust- I
lnlz tllo colunlittoo. lllll llo nlntio tho;
motion for tho rollson tllnt lust your no I
bullotu oollld ho prnoul'vll until 6'
o’oiocit on the inornlng of oloctlon duy.
R. ll. (loldoll nluo thought Mr. l‘llullrll-
nrd'u l'osoiution portinont. und hopod
that it woud provuil. Mr. (loldon nnd
Mr. Mt'Mulloll hull lloou told hoforo ol-
mion lllly that all of ”14' hulloto wol-o
lot-kod up ill tho vulllt at tho town
olork'u oilioo. Tho otlll-r oonllnitioon
hud boon in potlliotmlon of their lulliotu
ninoo tho. proooding Suturllny. llnt
South Norwnllt'u committee oollid not
not their ililiillii-i until ll o'clock on tho
morning at tho oiooiion. ’i‘ilo ollloomo
of n novorui minutcu' dollllto wuu llull
it won volod to huvo tho llnllotn print-
cd in South Norwulk. ullll thut thoy ro-
nlnin in the pomcnuion of tho commit-
too until tho morning otoioction. All
luliournnlont woo thou tnkon. unit on
llltorvui or uovornl nlinutoll onuucd ho-
r‘or tho city ouncuu was rolled to or-
t i'I‘.
BOUTH NORWALK CAUGUG.
uni-am..—
John J. Cavanlgh Named n Nomineo
For Mayor.
John .l. Unvnnugh In tho choice of
tho Elouth Norwnik lionioorutu for
mayor. 'l‘ho ouucun won miloli to ordor
ily Wllirod Iiodwoli nlni A. iliilnohllrd
was chosen ohnirmnn. null Andrew
iiunry. solzrctary. ’i’ho norrotrny l‘l‘lili
theaoull. und tho lulmo wnu accepted.
Upon motion of It. ii. Golden on in-
. (Bl-mu! ballot for n condition- for mow
, or Willi taken. with John H. llodwoil
réruit' allow:
”Wont; number of votes cunt.
, Necessary to a choice.
John J. Ohvanngh. ‘
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Blanchard; ,
.‘lu. Hammer.
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Thtiihoide of Mr. Coronngiiihllthn.
nominee tor tho position or chief ti- .5
odutiito (little city Winn met with infant.
. hwifiuw..Whtlh the hand clapping hull
Millflflilitiilbflflfll. Mr. Gurunigh limo
ad motile-greatly (pin-untitled the hdnu’
or can)! ' ‘hilngh'y theonucull. hut.
iii (outflow hu- moron.
mt
ho lol't to Nurwulk wus lost. ulld ii luo. ‘
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3.3:f.‘:;.:}.‘.‘.".‘3:‘.l 3.2.3.12?” “"t‘ .5 . S'l‘lliCiC'l‘ oonlllunlounn.
ll. J. Smith. m. .. iuuucdi. ilunllltoll._
A‘ [Ann-3g g 2:; ; ‘ Iii" llillllilllllllillh‘ I'ili' l’llllfll‘ii’nlin l. -,
pmnk E. Corr. 8 i lug llrxt lll lil‘lit‘l' Mr. Swul'tz thought.
"limit. 3 i tlliii us tlloso 01mm: :ll'o llllplu'tlllll ”not:
'l‘llo colitotion wun "mm up I“. s u colnmlitoo should I'l‘illi: in nnmco to
Moosrn. lllllllohnl‘ll illltI ilollwoll. null I “9 “mm “lmii i._\~ illl- l‘nlll‘nsl. it Will;
”H, “Wm sllowod n iotuloi‘ $961. thou votod illut ~1iil‘Il :l (‘llllllllillt‘t‘. to
liillllfiil. ll. \\‘.il Illl iliiri'ol-d. W. A.
3 ilronllun uud .Ifiilll i“ Mrliullon.
Mr. HIullt-hnl’d will: nolnlnutoll for
. Kilnpp.
lostimulou for tho rurul
panning tho oduoution hill.
and '1" mos J. Manner no tailors. The n t
"nominal u foundation tor tho now union
mwihoioollid notation.-
buutcntirciyt fallout. ’ ‘
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ollndidnto moro ilttod ihuli llimsoll'
{should no ollouon.
Mr. (loldon uuid that thin tho» ”it!
loilloo in St'l‘ItillI: tho mun null Ill'IIt‘Vi‘ii
i liltli Mr. (lllvunugll. hoinl: ll strong cull-
.dldnto. should lnuko nut-l'iliron, us uro
:i‘t'illlil'i‘li ut' tiilll‘H. Christiull Sworiz
:mol Mr, (‘uvullugll'n stutt-lncnt thut ho
Iiilli to be out of lilo oily llilil'Il of tho
timc. hy nuyinl: tilul for lilt- punt "Vi'
yours: Wo Ilil\‘l‘ Md :1 lunyllr who llur:
. hot-n ill tho city hut two duys u \roolt.
ll. .i. ltoyuolds thought tilut u l‘iiillii'
lil'lil‘ so strong nu Ml. (.‘il\'illlil¥_ii should
lil‘i‘i‘lli tllo nolninutlon. 'l‘llln slulolllcut
\vuu followod hy :lllolllor burst of up—
pillllh‘t‘ for Mr, (‘urullngir Mr. (‘nvll~
‘ llllgll Ntlltod illut ilt' ililti llo idou iii“ in»
.illl: oilstinllto, hut hollow-d lllllt .lt
intl'ulllzl-r ('lliiiiliiilli' mulll ho l-lllnloll.
i’l'llo ruin-u.» lilouulli l'l-l'y llllll‘Il otllol 7
iwlun. lillii Mr (‘llluullgll wuu proruill II
upon to urn-pl. ’l‘llo bI‘Il't'iillll of run-
didtllou for tho \‘lll'iluls (liilll' liIIIi‘t‘i':~
i‘t'h’liiit‘li no follow-r“
(il’i‘l‘ ’l‘iil-ZASI'RIEIt.
Minot h‘. Smith.
(‘I'I‘Y TAX l‘i)I.I.IC("I‘UII.
llollol't (i. Mltclloll.
(li'l‘Y SillCitiit‘li‘,
Imitol' AtiilillS.
Ai‘lll'l‘llit.
IIt‘lli’Y (‘ Smith.
lNSI’iCIY'I‘tllt t)|-‘ Iii.l«1t"l'l(lNS.
iluvid l“. liornul‘d.
ItidillS'l'liAil til“ VOTERS.
Iil'lll')‘ l‘. Smith.
WATER l‘tliihiissiliNl-le.
t‘ill'istiun Swul‘in.
TIllCASl'lthll til‘ \\'.\'i‘iClt i“|‘.\'il.
Minot H. Smith.
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omix'ist oi ill'o lllolnlwl‘s. ln- rhosmi.
ulld (hut tho lili'lill<l:~‘ of it In :ll'llllilll-
“(I by tho i'Il.lIl'llllll. Ml’. IIqulllul‘ll
numod (lilriutiuu kul'tz. John J. (.‘uv—
lilo (‘ollnrit hut dot-linvll iill‘ honor.
'l‘llo following L'l‘iilii'llli‘ll ulo thi- l'ilil-
.Iitlzltou for (‘tliilli‘iiilllll' l«‘.dwul'll i~‘
Cduul‘ll llul‘l'i‘il. Aiil‘od ”tili-
slloll. t‘liurlol: R. 'i’mwllridco. lloruurd
.I. Roynollls null \l'llirod ltodwoll.
'l‘llo sumo nlu-miwrs of tho town t‘Olll-
luiltoo Woro olortmi to ill‘l‘l'i' on tho
r-lty oomluiiioo, 'l‘llo l-olllullttoo wus
“iron the rumor to illl \’:lollnr-lox. null
ull :ldjollrnnlollt l\‘:l.~' tukon.
RURAL MAIL SERVICE.
Estimates Made tor cht Fiscal Year's
Exocnsea.
\\'.\SIlthi'l‘iiN. S‘llil‘lllill‘l' Ililw’i‘hi‘
Il'l-o llolchry
fit‘l‘VIt't‘ for tho lloxt iisoul your woro
ilnully fruluod yoxtordny. ’I‘hoy unavo-
uulo $i2.ll5.’l.xll, u not inorouuo ol’ 8;”..-
Igiigiim ovor lilo llpploprlntlon lilndo for
tho rlll‘ront your. ’i'lw outinlutou ill»
rillllo lilo fliilllwilll: items:
l’lly of lottor ourril-rs, $12.lltlll,lilio. nil
illi‘l’vilfit‘ of shootiuud: ton lliviulou ml~
porinlondcnts lll $3.500 ouch [It'l‘.flllilllill
ill pint-o of soron oporinl unt‘nis in
olinrgo or diriulons: four upwinl ugl‘utu
ut $1.800 i‘lll'Ii. in now nrndol; till opt»
Vl-Iul ngonts ut sumo, on lnoronuo of if»
in nunlhor: ll“. npol-Ilii ugoutn ul :Iuiiiil‘
i5 Hpcoini uncut» ul H.300 ouch: or.
radio infillf‘l'ltll‘il nl H.200. uggl'ounliniz
867.200. u (It‘f‘l‘t‘luit‘ of 831.600: por diam
for 79 upoolul uxcuio liliii 5i} rullio in—
upootoru. lucrouuo or ono dollnl' pol'
llicm for routc illnpoctoro. iotlll. Silliin
llllll. illorouxo. ultimo; illoidonlui ox-
pouuou of divinlon .«lupol'iutoudl-luu. lino.
oinl unolltu. roulo inuncviorn. livory
hiro. «to. 325.00"; lnridontnl oilponuou.
including lottor tum-u. lllrnituro,
utrllpu. hudgou. «do. Mindful: olorkx ill
lliviuion llrndllllnrlorll. Shh/IOU.
in... -. .. “gunman...“
T0 ABSENT THEMSELVES.
iriuh Natlonaiict Member: of Parlia-
ment Will not Attend Bunion.
LONDON. i-ll-ptcmilol' :ill~»«~'i‘iln obit-oi
of tho mootilm of tho nlltionnlint mom‘
of purliulnont ullnunonlui for Outdoor
7th. lly .lolin itodmond. cilnirmun of
tho lriuil i’orllnlnolltllry pllrty. nooorll-
lull: in tho i’uli Mull ttlmltto ill to :on-
olllor tho liI‘NIl‘flIliiiIV of olliiro nimontn»
lion from tho. ulliulull oowlon of tho
puriinmont. whoroilr lilo lrinh mom.
ilcrll will unouno lilo within of llupport-
ing the "(ioorolnontutH novornmont in
All the
Catholics hourtliy favor the hill the
proposal it: likely to loud it iivoty do
u o. _ ,
The Pulll Mull (lllzotic uoyu it thinkll
the nrouoaod [ibhciltntitm in partially
due to the flint. that through the nu ‘
drum. on
§ ilflli’ll fillllll
Ill New Haven
lllllll 8min ill ilsllllllle iiliii
Slullllnu iiliSlliilliitili lit} Singing
Popular Iinllelle Slings ‘
NEW HAVEN. Supt. illi.»~(‘.urrlo Nu—
iion. or ix'unuun. uddroulsod un inl~
lli'lilillllil ulililrnco or \‘ulo Hilliii‘iiifi
l‘l'olll tlu- stops oi" ()ullorno hull. yontor-
lillj. lil’i‘ol'lltilill, toiling tili‘ nitlry tli' Ill‘l'
oxpoliollros with llor llsliollot olld mill.-
luv. nu llppoul ill holluii’ of tho llolllo l‘or
dl'llnkul'dn' wivon which uho illloudu
to iulild ill Knuuun. and urging liit'
young llli'll llofol'o hor to within from
tho non of liquor and oilz‘lll'l-tton. Al
though Illii‘l'l‘lllllt‘ii (.looullionully hy
nouns and shouts, MI'F. Notion coli-
tilluod Ilt'l‘ (lititilllll'tlt‘ to ”It (’illi.
Silo oxpluiuml tllnl ulio liud stoppod
(lii‘ ill Now Iiil\'|'li for n i'ow iiiilll'2'.
llol' way to Mili‘Siii'Illltit‘iIti
liliii ilillt silo wulr it‘ti to do so by u, lot-
it'l' \\‘iilt'il iIll‘. l‘l't'l‘i\'l‘ii lust willtor
l'l‘lllll ll lllllilIH‘l‘ of Yulo ullldolliu ill'
\iliilii.‘ Ill r in rolllo ill'l'i‘. ill-r ('tilliiiiif.
uuu not iliil‘l‘l‘iiSI‘ti. Illlt tlio llowu ol'
iil'l‘ nppl-ul'ullco Ill town wan; Hill‘t‘llli
(lilititiy onounh thin uttcrlloon no tllut
ilil uuliilillt-o oi‘ ulloul Idiot! lil‘ililii‘
gutliol'od to IiFil‘li to Ilt'l' midtown ’l‘lll'
only lllilln‘liili Illliiil‘lli of tho nit-oiillu
nus lilo l't‘lltiiliiill of songs: which
fii'li'I‘li to lllliil‘iliilit‘ tho i'i'llliil'IiS of
Mrs. Notion. Will-n Hill.) (old or living
ill jllll with u oigtlroito nlliullor. the
crowd illilllodinioly i‘iiiSt‘tI its llIlill'ii
\'III('I' ill singing "Aill‘i «int n ullulllo";
olld will-ll uho told of Ill‘i‘ nuinlm l'ulds.
lilo soul: “"l‘wl‘ln but ll Ill'vum.“ Wilts
llolll'd.
“It wusll'i ully lll'culn'“ uhoulod
Mrs. Nutioll. "’I‘lioro is lilh‘ pounds of
ill“ llllll tllt- lullooll I\I'('])"I'H know it
mi. lilo roul tiling.“
(itllor Htlliflfi which intl-rl'llptoll illo
l-‘pt-ukol- but dill not uppul'l-lllly diu-
l'illlt'i‘l‘l ili‘l‘ ill thl‘ It‘llHi \\'i‘i‘l' ”Show
Mo tlw \\'ll_\' iii (to IIollio,‘ illlii “(loud
\Iiil‘llilli: (‘ill'l‘il‘."
CORONER FILES FINDING.
Says Herbert Marble Was Driving
Automobile in Careless Manner.
NEW HAVEN, Supt. :‘ill. »(‘orollor
Mix yostordny iiloll his finding ill lilo.
Enqul-ni into tho dcuth of John hillln. ol'
Nollll llul'oll. on u l'i'iiliil of u collision
of u ii‘llill dl'iron lly Moll with up unlo-
llloililo ill \Vilil‘Il iii‘l‘ill'l‘i A. Murillo. of
522 i’iitll urcnuo, Now York: Hill‘Olli
ll. 'i'llilit‘. of Now I‘ith‘ll, not] two
young “lilllr‘ll wvro soutod. ’I‘ho illldlllL:
suys tllui hiul‘hlo nlid ’I‘lltlo loft this
l'ii_\' ili l-ompuny with two ytlllilg worn
on wlill will-ill lili‘) “(‘10 not ill tlliitllli~
ml null tllut lilo t~nlll:»loli ()(‘t‘ill'l“‘ti on
South (‘olon Nil'i'l‘l. \l‘llliinlri’orll. iiiur-
lilo rllllnilll: tho muchino. Tho iillllilllz
l'ul'tlll-l' orlyn tllnl Molu who null or.
oompunicd liy his son hood oinilt young,
.ulw iiil- .llllonlollllo ilppl‘onrliilllx :llld
lt‘ilii'li Ill!» Illli'i'l‘ i'nr oror to tho liullt
ship of tho road, at tho sumo timo try-
inlz to :lltruct tho uttontion of tho
ulltomollilistu. lly tho collision tho.
llorso sui‘i‘orod n Iil‘liixf‘n Ii‘i.‘_ iiii' nuuoll
wus smushod nlld Molz rcoolvod ill~
jurit-s from which ho diod lilo noxt
llllll‘llilllz.
"i illid." l‘()llt'IlllIi‘:~' tho rorollor, "lhnt
liorlwri ,‘1:|l’Iiit' wuu dl'il inn his null-ll
inl: ill a (‘iil‘t‘Ii‘KS lmd l't‘l'itii'h‘fi lllullnor
:ilI'I was not on hlu l‘itlili ~1ido ill” iiil‘
l'oud flilli ho onrolcsldy run tho lnnl-ir
illo into IIlt' lml'sr :lllll uuuull of John
\ioiz, rullsiuu iill' iliilll'lt'h i‘rluu wilirll
Molz lill'ti, ullrl Il}' no lloillu ho is (l'Illl-
lllilii)’ l‘t‘n’litlilhiiiii‘ for iiii‘ doutll
suld Mlllz.”
STEAMER PENNSYLVANIA
HAMBURG.
llAMlll'itti. Supt. :lll,---~'l‘llo llunl-
hulu-Allwrirull lino Sil‘illilt‘l' l‘onuuyl-
\‘llllill, \V’IIII‘II l'onolllvd Plymouth on Iv‘l'i~
lllly hint. and lundvd Iilt‘ (’l‘I'W oi' iIli‘
HI illllt tho crow of tho lloilllliu wl-ro
hon-ll llilillliiiiilt‘ii ill :1 uiukinlz condition
Soptoluhol‘ 24. Ill Iutitlldl- on north nnd
lolilziiudo ill wont. null which won not
on HP“ prorloun lo iwillu (Ii‘ii'i'ti‘li. iii"
i‘i\'illi llol'o todlly. 'i‘ho ruptuln lopol'i-
od tllnl lilo crow of tho olitilnili wol'o
rmouwl Sonimnilor 24 in on cxhuuntod
condition ui’tl-r lluviul: workod ni tho
plllnpu for novontcon tinyu mid nights.
’l‘ho llurk won on tho vorixo or oinlliulz,
whon tho Pi‘lillHi'IViilliil l-liglltoll llol‘.
lllid (ltlptuiu Ilunuoll. Illil' colulnllndol'.
dcoldod to not Mo to tho vcuucl notori-
ll‘llvini: liol' to ovoid iIIl‘ pouuillilliy of
”W Ilotllulu iulcricrllll: with nuvilul-
lion.
AT
NOT REGARDED As VERY SERIOUS
(TilNS'i‘AN'l‘le'LW. Hopi. Iiilum-illp»
iomntlc oll'cloll how do not rouurd tho
nitlultlon in Muoclloniu nu ilollln no ner-
Illiltl on would npllour from tho 'l‘llrldl-lh
unvorllnlont'u military propurntiono in
rolling out forty thollunlld mon of tho
ulliitin rouorvon. 'i‘iio porto'u ultlrln ill
llnrtiniiy uttriilulod to tho nimiouvoro
nlld oihur inoidoutn of tho Blltpkn i'lu-ul
loiou. tho lloiliioni ilnportunoo or
which. howovor. ill oonaidorod on how -
‘nu noon orolltiy oxallmoruicd ill viuw
u the nnnrouoh oi the Motor wllon lilo
liiovomoniu will ntll-ouunriiy ho utop-
lloll. it in not Iilliliitiit flint tho
lilrontu of tho Mnoodonlun committoo
will i'omtlnt n'gollorul revolution or do-
volop into nllything very serious.
in...
‘NEW YORK TEAM BOLD. ‘
Woodman Finally Rctluwaruuu
Take. the Franchilon
NEW YORK. Sontomilor fluwAn-
lionllejot Monarmiitodmond and Dillon
tinnlnodca to nth-no the nlltionnl corn,
1 vention of tho (lulu-d lriah intrigue at
Boston on Colonel: lgih the work of
directing the utility no id full on the
"hated aholllilersiut‘flr‘. floaty."
”TH": rouqurlon BUNK.
; DERBY. Shut. 30am“ has linen
rdiucovoroli that the cunt “atone wail
mutton . hero has unnk‘ throo inches.
;_'i'hcro was no upturn: used in its com
a wall will how to no
ub¢ *
4 .i’tlmno:
drew Woodman. prouidont of tho N or
York hllnchuli club. yesterday littor-
nooll announced Ilitl rotiromunt from
imacbuii.
Now York club to John 1‘. much. for-
mer ownor or the Cincinnati club.
BLACK DIAMOND STICK Piiiili.
CHICAGO. sent. 30-«"Genulue illnc'it
illumonli nook pin ” horn been plncod
on mic in outcast). The “monk dill-
moods” arc honor of nothrunito cord.
{astound to gold motion pins rind thoy
limi u mandrnnlo on ill streets and
‘UIB‘IVWEIN' ‘ *
(if
1
Ho mid that ho had noid tho -‘
‘ . “l inlaid... Anion. ml .
I
THE D. M. READ c0.
Established 1657. '
There are some new and pretty articles at the Jewelry
Section that we wish to tell you about. The popularity of
the Chatelaine Bag is not waning in the least. in fact the
new Bags are handsomer than ever. and there are more of
them.
Gun Metal Chatelaine Bags. very sombre and rich
looking. and occasionally brightened with a pair of rubies,
a turquoise or other jewel in the clasp. $6.00 to $7.50.
Gun Metal Purses, $1.00 to $2.50.
German Silver Chatelaine Bagé with artistic mount—
ings in French Gray finish. some with patent safety
catches. from 3.95 to $7.50.
A complete assortment of hand-made. steel-beaded
Chatelaine Bags with French Gray or Oxidized Silver
mountings. from $1.95 to $5.00.
The long Chains designed to carry the Purse. Fan, or
Lorgnctte. are so useful that the demand for them grows
constantly.
They may be expensive as one wishes. but the follow-
ing list shows the popular prices:
Bog Oak Chains, from 75 cts to $1.50.
Imitation Bog Oak. from 25 cts to $1.00.
Jet Chains. with various sized beads, 50 cts and up.
Pearl Fan and Lorgnettc Chains. 50 cts to $1.25.
Pearl Fan chains (6 feet length) $1.95.
Oriental Chains. quaint and pretty. $1.00.
Gun Metal and Coral. a most attractive combination,
$4.00 and $5.00. ‘
Amber Beads, 50 cts to $1.00.
Genuine Coral Chains of various styles and :‘ngths,
35 cts and $1.00.
5 T RIPED VOILE.
This is_ an addition to the Black Dress Goods Section.
It is not a fancy stripe. but a plain cord at intervals of an
inch and a half on plain Voile. No other fabric is so much
ill demand for dressy gowns as Voile and this little inno-
vation in weave we are sure will please those who desire
tine black goods. It comes 42 and 43 inches wide.
Price $1.00 and $1.25 a yard.
THE D. M. READ COMPANY.
Bridgeport. Conn.
:
Contagious
Diseases
Prevented
.and Cured
BRAZILIAN BALM is a Lightning Germ Exterminator. It
is the only thing in the worl} known to mankind that absolutely
’prcvents and instantly cures contagious diseases. For twenty years
it has been preventing and curing measles. typhoid and scarlet ic-
vcr, chicken pox. diphtheria. whooping cough. etc. Cures mumps
in twenty~four hours. The smalhpox 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.
.Wc‘il refund the money on overyabottlc that» falls. 50c and $1.00
at druggists or sent quick. SAVE YOUR FAMI‘JES.
B. F. JACKSON & (20., M’I'g. Chemists. Indianapolis. Indiana.
“i had it dozon Children in my ltoomlng itmlml inllt April whon twh or
them word liti'iuitt'il down with SCARLET FEVER. ’i‘ormr roinnod of couruo,
but i inhiuntiy giro. ll) dropn of lirauiiiun liniln to ouch oillid. nick and woliuw.
.ery hour. The Moll quickly recovered unll not another chill] was touched.
though conutnntiy expound." Mrs. Mary itohinson Hunt. ludinnupolis.
I
"When the SMALL-FDA round in this city. we wore groutiy exposed.
my iotilor onpoclniiy. not my hunt tho disonuo may by each taking it) drops
of Bruntiinm mum overvtwo hours. it did not color and family whore tho
‘isnlm WM! used. and there Woro ilundl-oun of them."
' Mrs. Victor R. Pyle. Wilmington. ADei.
. . \
“WHOOPING COUGH hl’ln been ringing on nround iii’i. People are wonder.
Ins why my children do not tune it. Wu nivu thorn ilruzliinn Balm. that’s why.
Thin invaluable remedy has kept. all contagious tilueunou out of ‘my total y
for iivoyenrn." Mm. J. A. Smith. Gibraltar. Po.
“One of the atria working in my store was at donth’a door «with TV- ‘
PHOID. 'i‘hroe doctors in consultation cold one could not live an hour. All
Brazilian inlhn had never toiled moi tinclliod to try it. i novel nor 10 drop:
'evcry live minutos. The emit-l. wuu moclrni. Silo instantly revived and
quickly rcodvorcd." Mr». L. is. modular. _,Wiimington. Dali.
. . ‘ \
i For sale at dutch». Piuisted'o and the Clifford Pharmhcy.
onus
send this to 5393 Fri
Norwalk Chronicler