WNWIIK
Weleeidenee.
pa of alum
, two thousand feet
W at and then in vats filled
.WD‘DI‘.
o .
{Wilt each.
lied of eight years. I
'a- t the Pigeon, a vessel
sailors and the poor.
{all Am
i
you them her name.
....—
Illti on, his birthday Kinsley Post,
1’
In a handsome easy chair.
"Militias Tor-ice.
in llnritord Courant
.. am
The new shirtwalst materials,
iaily known as such
oral shades of this color.
year.
the fail and winter hats.
trimming frocks.
InevWiebor Hugo
have.
[and
.worn all su
of keeping house.
iridIllem.
Ilium; a'aet.sll:..tllpm
‘- ellrriii‘ai. TILIPHONI
. cause.
- "III” of Lien Choir, there is, ac-
It to I writer in the Liverpwl
"mm of wealth for the inhabi-
nf the country, who dig from it
I The mmntaln
._ not this ten miles in circum-
' at at ins-tee. dad has a height of
The alum
tiled by carrying large blocks of
' ,_.whlch are first heated in great
The alum crystallzes
With
‘Made Quite A Remark-
able Address to the floods
of the Religious Communi-
ties. we to the Recent
lrtiiibles and Misdeeds of
Ills Soldiers
CONSTAN'l‘lNOi’LE September 8—-
On the arinlvorsaIy of his accession
(Tuesday) the Sultan received In audi-
ence at the palace, the heads of reli-
gious communities and the ecumenical
patriarch made a speech of congratula-
I .
Queetlen Arleee Fm Reeeot Deale-
alert at Judge Caper.
A recent decision of Iludge anger
seems likely, ll sustained. to leave
many poo 10 without the adequate
remedy at aw for an undoubted injury.
if this is the case justice demands the
amendment of the law at the earliest
opportunity.
The case was the suit of Olga Sun-
blade, administretrlx. against the Fair
Haven and Wastville trolley road. ask
ing on, 000 damage. for the death of a
motorrnan named Lindstrom, who was
killed In a collision on the road July
26 1902. The case was defaulted by
the company and there was a. hearing
on damages. Lindetrom was acting as
motormsn at the time of the collision
and it was shown that the collision was
due to the fact that the other car. with
a man named Smith as motorman and
l’eterkln as conductor. had tried “to
make a switch.” In the collision hinti-
rngirt ”‘
indlii Vegetable Pills.
260
I: as good a clarifies a
Yankee Houseman! in Spring
Time. ,,
T 0 cleanse the system inter.
natty is as Necessary as to
cleanse the body externally.
WRIGHT'O l8 THI IEOT.
FOR GALE BY ALL DRUGGIOTO.
. 3. our.
strain was killed and several passen-
gers were lnluried and subsequently
company
nominal damages of $50 for the plain
tiff. The last paragraph of the own
ion explains the grounds upon which
nominal damages were awarded, and
is as follows:
FIGURE TO COME DOWN.
obtained substantial damages from the Statue ‘0 be Lowered ‘0 Roof 0'
Capitol.
The committee of experts who werc
invited by Comptroller Seulvy to con-
sider the mat‘ er of repairs to the llg
ire on the dome of the state capitol
net at iiurtford Tuesday. heard the
(In these facts Judge Gager found
a a layhr about six inches in
. This layer is subsequently
W tip into blocks weighing about
The Countess Schtmmelmnnn re-
:3me arrived in Copenhagen after an
She intends
list a while at her villa near Hel-
before resuming her missionary
, Her other possessions were
id years .ago. With the proceeds
with
~‘liioir lhe visited fifty seven cities III
countries. preaching the gospel
She has
all religions Journals in England
a German publisher
all .00! marks for her memoirs.
3 t on good terms with her rei-
Erskine do not share her views;
she has adopted three children and
Ofiiotlel Elijah Walker or the Fourth
Maine infantry, now residing in a Bos-
suburb. is.aald to be the oldest aur-
' "lying field oillcer of the Army of the
Potomac and he was a marked feature
. lathe Hooker monument ceremonies at
Boston recently. He is 85 years old
f which he is a member presented
Colonel
Walker missed only one battle of the
Army of the Potomac and at the battle
of the Wilderness he had twu horses
shot from under him and was wounded
Hand werk is a feature of the very
. smartest uogilgaas and “tea gowns '
are invariably
min is silk cord and pendants of sev-
The prospect's are that the fur sea-
son 'will open earlier than usual this
One would not be surprised to
lei izl neck places any day now.
' binaries of one color are seen
handsome ostrich plumes which
and.
haded ribbons are also in vegue for
e or raise, that which is saidt of
Idea often occupies as iniportan a
bikes in their lives, and above all. in
r destinies. as that which they
l- -as laces are dyed to
was the French. I be
. who Introduced the fashion but
, follow the laces as a natural con-
wool plaids in light weights
to skirts are usi. the
Ilene suit for early fall 'wear
GHA
H”
spee-
er for
tion. in reply thereto His Maleflly.
contrary to precedent spoke at some
length. saying.
'All my desire is for the welfare oi
the population. without distinction of
race or religion. As to the detestable
and rcgretabio deeds to which the pat-
riarch alluded. I am convinced that the
movement does not proceed spontan-
eously from thd population, but is in-
.itlgatcd from abroad. 1 hope the mea-
sures taken will insure tranqrillity. i
call God to witness the sincerity of my
declaration and that all my aspirations
and work are for the welfare and pros-
;writy of all my subjects"
Turning then to the Bulgarian exa'rcli
the Sultan bade him communicate his
words to his flocks.
Next. addressing the‘Greck Partri-
arch, the Sultan said he regretted that
the Green population had also suffered
from the recent troubles, and declared
no woirld be pleased to contribute to
the subscriptions being raised in the
patriarcate ln behalf of the sufferers.
ills Majesty further remarked that
ho was sorry that some of the soldiers
had been guilty of acts contrary to his
More and deal rea
The Sultan personally assured Mon-
.ignor Ormanlan. the Armenian patri-
u'ch. that his words applied to. the Ar-
menians as well as to the people of
other nationalities.
'l‘lle Porte‘s note of warning to the
linbaesies and legatlons (informing
them that. according to police informs
ion, the Bulgarian agitators ware pro-
letting outrages against the embassies.
iegations and public buildings in Con-
stantlnople. saying the Ottoman gov-
ernment had take precautions and re—
meeting the head of the foreign min-
lstries to do likewise) was issued in
consequence of the receipt at the Rus-
sian embassy of an anonymous lctlci.
«threateniagzeoutmgcs at the. winter
residences 0!, the Russian ambassador
Ind consul- general.
SOFIA. Bui aria. September 3—1‘ he
sultan baa ed the Veil of Salouica
in see thirt- all troop trains are preced-
cd by pliabengimrs. The Turkish rail:
road officials are said to have unfilled
.he Porto that the roads will not con-
vey soldiers without prepayment of
spoken or as .wsisti'nzs' and 'vest- the cost of tlieir transportation
4m" .~3 BUCHARE'ST. Roumanla, September
Light blue is the color of a very 3——Mr Svctkoff, the agent here of the
atyiianiy~made cloth frock Whose trlm- Macedonian Committee has bran ar-
tested for cxtorting by incnaces all!
death. subscriptions to the funds of the
rcvolrrtlotiists. The police discovered
receipts signed by Boris Sarafolf, the
revolutionary leader. for some aggre-
gating $5.000. Svctkoil bud been in
. the habit of crossing the frontier to
send the money to Saralolf.
The Bulgarians residing in Itouman-
la continue to receive orders to return
nation of the Bulgarian forces.
The Roumanian government has or—
dered the frontier oillciaia to register
till the Bulgarians leaving "Ronmanla.
and to prevent their return to this
country.
...—..—
NEW HAVEN RAILROAD'S REPORT
The annual report of the New York.
New on and Hartford railreaefor
the year ended J une 30 now in prepa-
ratibn. will be issued late this month.
The rewrtmiil show a iii p6? cent.
Increase in gross earnings. which will
amount to about $46, 500 H000 but oper-
ating expenses will show an increase
in excess of to per cent. owing to ex-
traordinary expense for coal wages
and improvements. The. urinal ag-
limexiiifiho' the alkvldends lg!
earn r aspen area for. Iii
mahbt‘it improvements are bulngcharg-
' ed to operating expenses. At present
the largest expenditure is for improve
ments being made at Bridgeport about
i3600. 000 being spent there this year;
l the and in expenditure. esti-
mated at 84. 000, 000 to be made in that
. .. a few more choice suites of city will be life“ over a series of
‘ {iii the winter are now left.
Am'fl'fumT' Aug were converted Into 8 per cent. stock
TNQNORWALK PRIOEI.
them before you settle down
wintér as they may 3919 you
years. April 1 816. 397 200 of the com
l pany'a l per cent. debenture bonds
l at par mulling in an additional
zclniarge. 'against earnings of 8956. 000 per
um .
LAYIAN VS. PRIEST.
. iiMenIbers of the Catholic Temper-
ance Union of this ‘State are taking
much Interest in the anntinl enliven-
2- . ‘43
Slii _ .,
Isa nevaoLne it alone.
Robert A. Reynolds,
i=igledaa'
it seems to me that these facts are
decisive of this case, and show that the
death of Lindatrom was due to the
carelessness of Smith without being
satlsded that the regular car which
they anew they should pass upon thaI
switch had in fact pasaed. and that this
.wss the carelessness of a fellow ser-
vant and was in no respect due to the
carelessness or negligence of the em-
ployer. The rules and regulations
were, if observed sufllcient for the re-
quirements of the case. Smith and
Peterkin had been instructed to them
and knew them. but did not observe
them. and the defendant had no rea-
tatemcnts made by William Angus
ind Ci y Engineer Ford and recum-
mend to the comptroller that the
tatue be removed to the roof for
further examination as well as for
recessary repairs to the base upon
which it now rests If work is in»,
un at once it will probably be a'
nonth before the statue tau be Ink
In down and it will not be replaced
until next spring I
The tomnrlsslon iniiled by Comp-l
roller Seeley to Visit the (apltol met:
here at noon Tuesday those present",
icing City Engineer Ford. William An
ms. Senator 0. Cook H. Wales
home, In view of the possible nioblll- ‘
on to suppose that these employee
were not ordinarily careful men.
it is evident that it this is the law
employer have at present small hopc o
recovering serious damages in such
a case, and me thus left without Ill
protection of law which is involved in
the old declaration that there is no
wrong without a remedy, for even if ll
were possible to proceed in damages
against the motorman and conductor
of a car who by neglecting the rule.
caused a collision, such men are rarely
able to pay substantial damages.
The clue to the modification of the
law which would‘meet with difficulty
might be found by investigating the
correctness of a common impression
that although the stealing of switches
is forbidden. the requirements as to
making schedule time are more strln
gently enforced by most companies
than those as to stealing switches.
The employee are between two fires.
They must make time and if for any
reason they get behind they must
make it up, If they are to keep out of
'rouble Most of us have seen it done.
if it succeeds in disarranged machine
runs according to schedule again. The
man who did it may e reprimanded or
he may not in som cases he may suf-
fer some small penalty, but it is com
monly believed among those who use
trolley cars, that if he has a habit of
not making up he suffers more.
We do not vouch for this understand
ing of the matter being accurate. but
it is suili‘ontly common to warrant
some close inquiry along that line if it
is necessary to recast the law In the
interest of justice—Hartford Times.
Foley's Honey and Tar
cum colds. prevail pneurmonia
vir. Anglia anti City Engineer
who have made a personal inspection
If the figure. told the other members of
'he commission what they had discoy
il't‘li regarding its condition and the
~onilltlon of the storm upon which it
cats. The gentlemen did not care
'0 ascend the scaffolding for them-
elves, and agreed that the Inspection
'w the city engineer and Mr. Angus
vonld be sufficient for the present.
Dividend
PI rig Mining. Oil. Timber, Smelter and
in uelrlal Stocks mahlu poaallilc Large
interest and Profile. Haiti and unlisted. our
specialty. Booklets giving full iniornia-
lion on application.
DOUGLAS. LACEY & CO.
flashers. Brokerelliwl’iscal A cute.
Members New Vol-i: Consol dated
Stock Exchange. 66 Broadway and
r7 New Street. Net,” York. ,
E. BALDWIN HAMMITT. Manager;
Western New“ land Imch llee Ilh
Ialteee-dp lie ”smut.
Denney 8. Hull. Special Representative.
Room 1. Lauder Building,
Scotti Nor-'walk. Conn.
Bank records show some surprising
things about “good" men.
CALL gs...
eymour’ 5
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
The human stomach stands much abuse.
of satisfaction in it.
Our Delicious Coffee, Tea. Butter, Cheese and Eggs are of the finest.
Our goods keep and hold the customer using them. That's where our
0, 3, Seymour, Lead,
To lift the cap of future happiness by a wonder our Moshe and?" c
a aura winnef. I
i
'..liios of Mcrlden W. R. Mead. of Now'
York and R. N. ilcrrluu of Bridgeport ' Ridgefield Post Office Burgllre Will
Ford 3
i‘ore sells. goods of reputation the iinost the market affords at reasonable pri es.
Till MARION macro 00. 4
A new attraction to the patrons of
Hoyt's Theatre will appear all next
Week. giving a change of play at each
performance. The opening play for
Monday Matinee will be the strong
romantic comedy drama Tennessean
Pardner. Monday evening The Tea-as
Miss Francis is one of the most
successful stars on the road. and her
supporting company is one of the best
ever got together by any similar organ-
isation. Many vaudeville acts will be
given; chiefly Leitoy and lauVanion,
the funny comedy bar act. The com-
pany also carries its own orchestra.
ALPHONSE AND GASTON.
. The demand now-a-days for “show
girls", by that term, meaning young
women of intelligence, beauty and la-
lent. who can sing, dance. and wear
pretty clothes as they should be worn,
is more than the supply. Theatrical
manailcrii vie with one another to un-
cIIrc the services of these desirable
young women, and the pulrllc at the
present time, generally goes to the
show which has secured the best. in
”Alphonse and Gaston,” the clever
thrcc act musical farce comedy, which
will hold the boards at Hoyt's Theatre.
tonight. There are eight specialty
show girls, who are unequalled by
their sisters in any other company
In beauty talent and shapeilness.
These young women who are the
Misses Billie Wilson. Blanch Stella
Julia Cooke, Majorie Williams. Paul-
Inc Eislng Fannie Williams, Mae Bo
ban and Mignon Phillipa, have been
provided by the management with
costumes which thrill the hearts of
the feminine portion of the audience
with envy while calling admiration
from their male escorts. Truly the
show girl nowadays is an important
lac tor in any production.
ORDER. A NEW SAFE.
.—
Have a Herder Job the Next Time.
On Monday. Postmaster Darhlie, of
iltldgcllcld. placed an order with the
Moslcr Safe Company for a large new
burglar proof safe to replace the one
, ruined by safe blowers Saturday morn-
ing. This sale also has all modern
3 impl‘OVt‘ml‘lllI-l and would give burglars
rr bigger job than they would bargain
, for. The wrecked sale has been
l bought by the company. Mr. Barhlte
I Inuounies but he keeps i: u very large
amount of money on hand and all cash
. is deposited In the bank so that rob-
lbers will not find a large haul The
I new safe will arrive inside of ten days
The burglars of Saturday morning
were certainly careful. On top of the
wrecked safe wns a typewriter and this
they removed to another part of the
‘lflit'l‘ and it was found to be uninjured.
RICHARD CASEY FLEECED.
A man who registered as E. W.
ilnyiios, of New York_ and represent-
ui himself as an agent for a rubber
goods house in New York, palmed off
a worthless «neck on Richard Casey.
if the Atlantic Hotel, Stamford. a few
i days ago The fill
90k was for a small
' mount and was tendered by payment
’ for anncs‘ room and board. The New
\ork bank on which it was drawn said
‘ \llay ncs had no account there.
1A MERIDEN DRUGGIST BANKRUPT.
:mrge L. Ellsbree, of Mcridcn, pro
,priotor of a drug store. filed a poll-
' tion In bankruptcy in the United States
iixirlrl court yesterday. Liabilities,
33'). oil). 59; assets, 89 580.41. Unsecured
claims amounting to $8,514 .42 are In-
c ludcd in the deb‘s.
valued at 86.000 and debts due on open;
{accounts amounting to $1,805.11 arc
‘ In the schedule of assets.
Won’t Mix-tuBad Food and Good IlealthWon’t Mix.
But it will not return good health if you glVe it bad food. This
lt'a' bluntly; in your pockets to
patronize a store where you can feel your are getting an-upto-date ar‘icle and {It for any table. There's a good deal
Cereals are fresh. crisp and upt odate in every particular. and cannot b iduplicated for quantity and'freshness.
: access comes in.
Tarkington litrirt.
a. fee “smirking-s ".9 ”a: ;any is
bridal; audSaturdau
The Boston Store will offer
Elite-Elbe
Sensational
from their various departments.
The merchandise is from the vein best
new
manufacturers. The prices are lower-
‘Ilian the cost of production-we bought
before the advance. uou can see at a
glance how important this sale is"
what it means to non.
DRESS GOODS.
Stocks in trade.
DOMESTICS.
6-4 Unbleached Sheeting, good
quality, value We. 12%0
1%Cfoeliet Counterpaues, val-
ue $1.50. $1.19 ea.
Mantle Scarfs with fringe, val-
no 250. lic ea.
84 Tapestry Table Covers ex-
tra heavy, value $2.50 ea..
. $1.95 ea.
50 doz. Huck Towels, red bor-
special.
der value ibc 9a.. llc.
-v
SMALL WARES.
200 yd, spool Willimantic
Thread, value 50, at 3c.
Clinton Safety Plus, all sizes.
at -lc.
Best Quality Brush Braid val-
ue be, at 3c.
Lafrauce Corset Clasp, i or 5
book, value 10c, at ' 6c.
Barbour‘s Linen Thread, vai-
uc 10c, at Go.
KITCHEN GOODS.
Mason Fruit Jars, pints or
quarts, choice, 39c dos.
10 quart Dish Pan, regular
price 25c, at 190.
)2 quart Galvanised Pails. reg-
ular price 25c, at ' 190.
1 gal. Oil Can, regular price
15c. at 1°C.
6 Blown Glass Tumblers, reg-
ular price 30c. at 19c.
READY TO WEAR GOODS DE-
PARTMENT.
50c Corsets. the standard
makes, all sizes. Friday‘s and
Saturday's price,
“Flannelet” Undersklrts, deep
torchon lace, trimmed. big
value at 50c, Friday's and Sat-
urday's price,
Lawn and Percale Wrappers.
regular prices 81, $1.25, Fri-
day‘s and Saturday‘s price.
choice of the lot,
China Silk Waists, black and
white. regualr prices 82.98
and $3.50, Friday’s and Satur-
day's price, 82.25
Ladios' Black Jackets. fall
styles, regular price. 35. Fri-
day's and Saturday's price, 32.75
J Ladles' Muslin Corset Covbrs,
regular price 39c, Friday‘s and
Saturday' 3 price,
36c
37c
‘67c
27c .
" Women's Fine Medium Weight
19 inch Colored Taffeta Silk.
regular price 75c; Friday's
and Saturday's price,
50 pieces Dress Ginghams. bcsl
styles, regular price. 150. Fri-
day's and Saturday,
300 yds. of 37 Inch Black Taf~
feta. guaranteed silk, full
$1.50 value. Friday's and Sat-
urday's price. “.00
500 yds. of Fall Suitings, were
up to 50c a yd.. average price,
3715c. Friday's and Satur-
day's price. 12%c
Black l’ercallne Lining, our
regular 15c kind Friday's
and Saturday“ a price, iii/fie
Black Mercerized Underskirls,
made with three deep ruilles.
hemstlichcd effect. good $1.50
viriuc, Friday's and Satur-
day’s price. 81.00
“Botany" Mills tine 'Broad~
cloths. black and colors, reg-
ular price. 81. Friday's and
Saturday's price,
50c
8c
75c
I
MEN'S WEAR.
Men‘s Guoit Suspenders. value
50c. at 370
Men‘s Fine Woven Madras
Shirts, value 76c. at
Men‘s Flnc French Balbrlggan
Shirts and Drawers. value
50c. at
Men's Brown Mixed Socks. va-
lue 10c. at
85c
350
5c
UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY FOR
WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
Wool Vests and Pants. value
75c, at '
Women's Fine Combed Egypt-
ian Yarn Vests and Lace '
Trimmed Pants, value 50c, at 29c
Children's Drop Stitch Hose.
value 1255c. at be, sizes 5. 6,
6%, 7. 7%.
Women's Fine Lace Lisle Hose,
480
value 25c, at 17c
. TOILET GOODS.
600 Sheet Package Toilet Pa-
per, value be, at 2%c
Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powder. value
25c. at [is
Dr. Shemeld’a Tooth Paste. va-
lue 25c, at 1254c
Violet Ammonia, value 10c. at 6c
Pear's Soap, at 10c
_.__.__...___.3 t
LEATHER GOODS.
Wrist Bags, finely made,
lue 25c. at
Leather Handle Wrist Bags,
titled with purse. value $1.50.
at
Fine Suit Cases. all leather, va-
lue $8.75, at 82.25
va-
19c
75c
ND MAIL DR TELEPH
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‘ “on ,0 be he” m NW“ may m, 220 L'- ‘ . It] 3| acorn casmsav aurrsa. ' iii a“ A -. 5204 LS.
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calamities to "'"""'~ m f - °3"- r” ‘ ‘5' edontheli newmnowamsns
Rev. “Walter airlift! Hart-I: . _ , g , Hartford are being. are
who declined to , another. ma Lin-DDDAR cones eHooLna Its—mo Ls. souzteee escort. its La. , .‘ 7‘ . some of line lght In
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in them and thereby lgiv-
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are put up before“
The
each page“: more road and are
really a w to a. Iii-antitrust"a
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w been lsauedt h
In to leave them“ “also
to geport any refect in them, and it
she remedied immediately.
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