1906
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.. ‘5‘."me .w- ram? ,2 ”ha-w»
rtevant’s.
“‘9 Hell “with“ uII-te-Iiata House rumour... “If! bi “In
sly-nu
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Enameled Ware.
‘ cell your attention to the fact that we carry no Iacen‘IiI. Ev-
8b! Edmund. Were is atriti‘tly first quality and“ tier prices are
. it! consideredn. When others advertise i} at less than we you
Wit It II not It‘ll class— but second quality.
9 every article. made in this litre front a Gill Measure-to a Sis-Foot
i. (Silica. GillSS inhibits.
, IdeeIIIneetI, as in many others, we Import our own stock, which
”little“ éacltisive patterns. run fall's import of Fancy: Chins
.ivqrymare assortment 0! Build, Pickle. Berry. Olive, Inhaler,
II, Quip", Fruit and Cheese Dishes, Cracker Jars. Condensed
'i'e‘toI -‘9t9 SetII Oder Beta. Bread and Cake Plates, Pudding
Retreats and Planets.
vivid Into «nanny pump a. ‘
tan French and American Cut Glass. .
. Meridian and Birthdail Gifts!
I‘M“! 8! motel Itn‘d B‘edbllfIIl Articles appropriate for these oc-
this rim to so. round In tun, courtly. urea Cut elm, Silver-
I on. "amend and Limoges China. Fine Lamps. Artistic Furniture,
dein9res. Lemonade and Wine Sets. Gold and Dresden Clocks, Fine
. tiles. Prices quirenteed the lowed.
tltil‘iera‘ for Card Prizes.
h“
MAN 'AND LIGHTNING FRUIT JARS. JELLY GLASSES, AND
UIIENO FOR ALL MAKE JARO.
I
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amaeeme ‘Flll'fl‘l/iildlo‘; «9.1": .-
I,;r..I menu's. In «4
EV :
’ '9 Damn: Sale at prices that mill take them out
Ladies Shirt Waist Suits
Thurman Bugatti. Choice at 32. 4 9
Ladies Shirt Waist Suits.
fianrday‘kargam $1 49
“live mo Dimitri Suits.
ego Ir Pikes 51.69I‘Hand .51. ‘93,“ new» Bargain 98 do.
Ladies Duck Skirts.
‘ flit-e ‘W'a‘t‘h- ”9.94.111. Bargain 65 ctr.
ladies Lbht Wrappers.
.I. II
‘tt-
Minna. Thursday Bevan 65 as.
“’ ' ‘ in .Sirr'rt Waists. Children’ s Dresses and
‘ "II II. I": I I3
“Lair-II“? ”.7.-
- av Wasfifirgtoh’ Sew. 509th Name
“1
Pharmacy and Clifford Pharmacy.
‘ Ir ‘ ’ .
Will i amnion hill
The September rueotin of the t t1
board of chlr“‘°.\l;‘9=i.9‘0d N All
tol in Hartford n I .
fite'fir‘h'em we prhil’dh‘t. sold ill? erro-
“n of editors postponeLJrom their
y
meeting was held on H, ll.
Bridgmani s r936 “dab
president ‘rl u eilo w ‘s
elected s 'I‘IN‘IIH. r letv for acre
tary waectjere for Mr. Keiioim and
for Rev. J. W. Dullnutyue, of
.o. ‘umbia sti‘e liartford The‘ tul-
nr oi misc to u.-
Iot‘)‘. an“; delirium “
u mbIItion w‘as
““I‘I‘imivcd‘ Watupoh Side retire-
ment of (lounge lt‘. Spenrer. of Deep
River, from the state board of that
ltlea" l 6 Mn desires to chateau its
éogrot hdt b reletionhllip to it he‘s
one Ill 0d. Minnimtlli n member
II the be In 1899, he httulscrwli
the state with fidelity during his tour
yours at souvlcea and. D: net-III
Iouusci; ti‘r“.“b“““ti“l“‘i III to'Ia'i anal:
lance to 0 our 0 ts dell alien.
nuts (I. moon of New first. re-
ported a visit to t‘bc fiilllltiiltilliio III
Woodbury and t unusaber of corny
home children w 'an living in am
lites. Miss Mary Hull reported Work
muons county home children and a
visit to the almshuuse at liebrou,
Which was found below the standard in
”19 matter of cleanliness, though the
flood m.“g“““n,‘m‘ was excellent
Down reported visits to
Fitcha Home at Noroton d to the
state nimsbouse at TIME“ lilo and
with Dr. Kane. to the Winstod aims
heuIcG thchfiuld (ounty hpapitai and
the . alum Home III Winsted. Dr
Knee reported a visit with Secretary
Kellogg to the state prison.
Secretary Kellogg deported visits
to the towns of Seuthbury, (iriswegdt
V‘oiuht‘nwn, Lialw‘n sud Sprague oI
‘lhe purpose of inspecting the aims.
senses and the method of caring for
the poor. Most of the airushouso's
were found in seed condition except
that In the town of Spraeuc, when
Irgon‘t. lmommentiaiiulln for radical
lmprovcmcnts were made. Mr. Kol
'0”! also reported visits with DJ.
‘ Down to t c.tuherculer_nunox III Cc-
dar Mount in and to theilome for
tneurableu at Nowirlirton.
TO BUY TROLL-EV.
story About Mai art 3, ciroy is Stout.
. ly allied.
NEW iIUANUUN‘, Conn. Sept 4.——
Melbert ll. Carey. 0! Itld‘geileid. who
has been slohplnit at the Crochet
house for the past three days left
Wednesday for Boston. it was report-
ed that Mr. Carey was here negotiat-
' the for the purchase of the charter of
the New London and East Lyme street
railroad. This was emphatically do
died by tricnds of in Carey. The di-
rectors of the trolley road will hold
another meeting today In the allies of
Attorney ArthurB Caikius. At 9
meeting of the directors held on Tues-
day it. was decided not in build the
road. It is understood that the meet
log to be held today is for the purpose
of considering an offer for the tran-
chise made by a company backed by
New York and New London capital.
REMINIBCENT.
"I have been in the newspaper bus-
Iness for th‘nty-tlve years, principally
in the East and on daily papers but
have never run up against the Chitin-
beriain Medicine Company of Des
Moises. love. until recently " lmanyn
Geo F. Boomer. publisher of tth res.
oer. Wash" Record. "1 have always
wanted to know this cornpany. since
I891. when Chamberlain's Colic Choiv
era and Diarrhoea Remedy saved my
life I was working on the Wheeling,
w. V0,,»Reniater at the time. Another
“printer. and myself were taken IlOWII
with a disease resemblingcholera. lie
Wt‘ni. to a hospital and died 1 went
to n. boarding house and after i got so
Weak I cou.ld hardly button my clothes
I tried I remedy As i remember i
only top three doses before the
diarrhoaa was checked. in two days
mom i was back at Work Since then
l have always had a warm feeling for
Chamberlain's Remedies. For sale by
Stilisow’orweli Corporation. Boater‘s
asheasoasc Rescues new
.wa YORK 3.... i.——Tb9 unabl
ed steamer Barlzmsu. or w‘he‘ North
.,;.‘r
995 pestefiorts are pntforth tom chill tiI‘at‘ will I'It‘ir‘
. ., plealflfifittustomers and Ibis th‘é’lr conildedce. The
’ new rig." bntIIIg throughb‘nt The hornets cm
In; ‘ruil { I" '-'I
I I- yu4 M
, «Trifle-hut; “you Wgfiygmfiig
12.91.:
~ Germnn Ho dlln
line whic we: report-
ed by as mum-Ins: llhe on last
Tucsdhy‘: with tall shaft; broken, arrtv
edin : odayuuerhcrporten.
user: says that on All-
xust 29 at. 7 o‘clock in‘ the morale!
“‘° m‘ll%b%'$ “Still? tilt
‘shIft of the propeller“ w b’r.oh9n The
ship was ‘9th the out board 99;:-
Itien some 9891th secured and the
ataarner {#099890 on belt voyage.
There “I lit» etelle‘ment into" the
“scanners In very- led: knew at the
matter Ii'niiil fitsrwnrds 2m break
III trier-steamer Im in
949:9?
0“N‘ "Wm-M'-
mmrmu. durum
UHAVEN Gen Hen. Colin
1‘ch theme cram an
‘dition at his home. no?” Trumbull
honmmnim‘sld
, ”will .mW
ll» mu
We“ “““‘
c: their?
Piles. 1' roses [earner
- II. cum.
all; illicit MW Wild ‘
tTroubieo Ii t‘itt’tn
I at whicr rovonted
(103‘
m!
”‘Lg“‘h‘.’r Staten” in the season has cropped
ill iifllli. Willilb'llll WWW“! there
tctuus rcprcsu tins Btuudurt‘i.
IMK‘MWUN IA oeale... I l
I Met- unreh continues to manage
one team. wbic h wiii’piay remriurly ut
the ”our! street alternate Idtu‘iltt the
romuiudouof l to season. The nucleus
of the other cam is formed by the
players who were recelpt- -sbarcra. so-
called, under the agreement drawn up
In June. when It was supposed the
controversy between Manager Munroe
end the dimliailed. Symbols. of the
team Willi eoltled ’
To describe the‘ various events which
have led up to the present split, would
require cousldet‘able ‘gpncc. 'ihe real
reason can be told in II few Words,
ofhowover. It was because the £le
receipts Were not penning out. The
expenses Wore rather hcuVII. the
weather was somewhat against the
hen. and. in short they weren't
Mina money. After playing recti-
euliy all the season they ion (1 $10
apiece or less to their credit. Then a
plan was proposed IwbIchy the ex-
ponees might be cut. down. lecrmore.
the Bridgeport pitcher- who has been
twirling all summer Was iotsu It
WI the torus. an "I?
‘@;ultt is “I100." there are new two, i
III i
was proposed. to do aw'ay Witht‘some ‘
oi the players whom the dissatisfied
members believed to be IeceiIinx too
much money. and at their. expense.
Undrr the plan of rctreuthmeut the
heads of some at timothcluls of the,
club whom the receipt‘sluu'lna players
regarded as more ornamental than
useful were to boioppcd off . .
All those things were discussed at
a meeting of the pluycrs with Manager
Munroe lie would not agree to die-
charrre players like Begun and Doberty
in view 0t their semi wurk and the
feet that. they came hurt to play prop-
tlcaliy on the mnuageuwnt‘a terms.
The players threatened to quit. and
Manager Munroe endeavored to show
that their action would be a repudia—
tion of the agreement signed by them
in June in good faith 'I‘ be coalition was
rather stormy. . Claims were made that
the management was holding buultI
money which. belonged to the pinyene.
An expert went over the books and
found that there was less than 350 in
the management's hands. The June
agreement provided for u Item-v0 fund
of 850 There was more quibbiing and
tlnally the receipt-sharing players gave
uutire that they would play no more
under Monroe's management This
declaration left Manager Munroe in
something of u hole in view of the
fact that meson tickets had been is
sued and the season had yet two or
three wmks to run. The renditions
aroused all his determination and he
went to work to book games. huddle»
cure a team to iinlsh the season He
has already booked for Saturday the
Xavier Field Club. of raw York, a
semi- -professionul nine. said to be on n
ubr with the Murray Hills and Kid
Carwys 0n Labor Day afternoon the
annulus Cuban Giants, who have was
lame under the management 01 John
M. Bright. will play here on the Henry
street grounds. against Manner Mun-
roe 9 team.
in the meantime the pituers who
have divided to finish the season as
an independent club in ll’t‘ been arrang-
ing games. Suturdry afternoon they
will meet the fl 8: G's of South Nor-
walk at that place. In the first of a
series of games. Labor Day they will
play the Ansonin (‘ubun (:Innts. ut
Woodsido Park. at the picnlr of the
United Building TllititB (‘ounclL The
players who have cast their lot with
the independent team are James Iltb
iiu. William titbiin, Michael hioyiun
\lilliuln Therm-s “-Ilu. position of
First liuscrunn Reilly rind Shertslop
Smith appears to be unknown
~—No need to four sudden attacks of
cholera infnntnm dy scntt ry. diarrhoea.
summer complaint of any sent if you
have Dr. Fowler's Extrart of Wild
Cherry in the medicine chest.
INJUR‘ED AT ws‘sTPom‘
Locoinoblle Occupants Meet With an
Accident.
Two Bridgeporth-s figured in an an
tomoblle ac cidcnI In Westport but
who til 9 persons were or whether the
injuries sustained were of I serious
nature or not cannot be learned 'i do
motor car which was a Locomebi‘ie of
I 9 small steam type with a man and
(new in it was being l'l
Batiste street in Westport at hll ‘li‘ilrhu a"
ofapced when a raised crossing- was
struck. The crossing «marl-anger! the
steering gear and the Minimums was
driven to one side and into I‘nplle of
rnlireld ties It the eldeof the Net!
Both decanters of the carriage were
«moment. the woman elnx severely
bruised.- 'i‘hemanw secondly}! n
lured The mic retu -
port in a chm-go. after removlnir‘ the
license .m the bee eerie; Teddy it
repairL and: hem the I oldie fac-
- lory wont to Wealnort to examine the
car and preplre for shipping It to- this‘
city. I-At the" factory of the Locomobile
.company It was said that the names 9!
car's'occu sure or not- kn am.
and Ind Wit? weenie elicit
similar response. . .
:I)
WW9 AHNICA 9A1?! ‘“ j
Isme- tor mafielinns .
d9
4mm anybther salve. «It»
broom {pr Cute, earns,
Jolene. moor-9.199!
tot, aa'lt Raina roverm outlaw!
Halide; I'Sirlp I; [audible for
. only me «but:
Franl til senses. drawer . 2
’ EM.
.IIIAII‘Ies feet NOT Irrelevant-r
Wm M“ ‘1.
19m". some
i ‘ WSW-Mt“ fer “W83!“ hills" lbw
result In increased expense all '
T 'N AFT! nil ‘ VI ll.
Prosecutor- WIiIlI, at Greenwich.
A warrant was issued yesterday
tullertlbmi. by PlohtIcutiug Attorney
James F. Walsh. of IlrcunwicLI “it
the arrest of James Bree. the Pacific
direct, Stamford. saloon keeper. Whit!"
ltVtk-utlou is tbe‘ promotion of tur'ltpi
suppers; 01”“?qu kgtmltua Ill'ifl‘I
lights I 'thb barium virus '99 lime or i'
mmuottus the .lill l‘uiirlt‘lrw It Hill It
to in bold ii Morrcii' bull. Iii liuru‘p-
lilII' i'ouIi. M‘ouduy nit; i when ill-put)
sin-rift Will III II} llitt‘2h “Wit?“ Illit
place. .The. mint bud ot license!
:23 lung; yos‘lol‘duyt. WSW pg) I [tight
0 I uwiri lll ti t l bi
'fturi “rec in ”It“; at e. "SW3“ ll ['in
”teeter; \Vtvlucsduy night. This In
formation wus telephoned to Mt
Wraith by Port (neuter, parties- it it
trrlddrs‘toml tbat- Bree in not mine“)
make any prolonged IItfoIt to duds
the serving of the wurrunl. it is ex
pectI-d In the l‘Iosqutlnx Attor’ncyr
the mush and stand u line of about 850
and I outs"
Eddie ilutier drill .l‘ppk: Martin. till
iixhu I. who were lined could
not pay the line and huv It takes
to Bridge peril Juli Go‘ornd“ II, who
was lined Sit) (Ulliti not no
and has also been taken to Isl
Henry MuII-Ibaii and Thomas Morun
paid their lines which were "0 in one in
case.
William J Ferris. a young lawyer
of Greenwich who has Just opened an
otllcc there has been retained to do-
tend ilutler and Moran. when their
cases come up In the Common Pier»
(‘ourt :Ho was in Stamford Wednes
day night oudcovoring to secure bonds
men for his Iiieuts who are new in
Bridgeport jail. He was unsuccessful
in securing the bondsmen. but hopes
to accomplish it many. either in Stum-
8500 in each case.
'thI re has been considerable spoon
lntlon in some (lrciea as to how Sher-
iff ltitcb happened to be tipped off on
tho‘ 'turkey supper." The Stamford
pollc o are generally accredited with do-
ing the tipping. and they nee not die-
posed to deny It. Mayor lmeds learn-
ed Monday-chat II light had been ar-
ranged. and he told Acting Chief Bren-
nnn to exert himself to prevent tin
mill tram taking piece within the i ity
it was reported that. the sports wen
not going to take the trouble to go it
Dumpling Pond and would have the
st rap in a convenient place, not far
from the Icuter of the city Mayor
Lords was determiner] to prevent this
And he had the nclivo (Io-operation of
Acting Chief Brennan.
quire u-ShcrloI-k Holmes to know when
they took It west end car. nor to nurses
what their mission was. 'i‘wo special
policemen were on the car. They chI
there for n purpose. and were not roe
expired as oflicors by any of the sports
CAN RUN FOUR NEW TRAINS
Permission Given Northern Pacific,
Which Also Makes Concealer».
ST. PAUL. Minn" Sept. 4.——l'ermls-
stun to run tour of itstlt. Pauirliniurb
trains via Carleton and West Superior
was given to Northern Pacific by the
_Sintc .llntlroad and Tarelrouse Cour
mission yesterday. daily trains.
however must be Inn way way of the
old St. i’aui and Duluth line which
lies entirely within Minnesota.
l
The railroad, in accepting the com-
missions alter, agree! futtlrer to con
aidel' all traffic on trains run between
the two cities as state commerce and
subject to state regulations, This
stipulation applies particularly to the
trier trains run Ila Ilnrleton and West
Superior. The Northern Politic also
heroes to recess the Del tb Twentieth
Avenue Station and log ve the people
at West Duluth adequate train scI-
vice by re establishing a depot at
I‘Iflyitllb avenue.
The order of the Commiss'lon flual-
iv settles n ion; controvets between
the Northern Pacific and t 9 City of
Duluth.
topesuo'u'a'usir III: on PORT.
NEW oneness. Sent. summon.
men to I Ihip' 9 held. and have knock-
o’nly twer Ship aunts and stevedores
have iIIIod an ultimnum. that the limit
clause must be removed or work will
be stopped on Ill shine. The lad
would Iflect 8.000 men. Nor-Iron."
dock workers are already on a strike
for an inflated Mun thirty to forty
cents an hour. and non-union men are
being worked with police protection
One man has. been shot and another
beaten by strikers. . 2. ~ .
--*-w-——~I--
wldMlO'C LA“ VOY‘A‘OE.
fimn’i‘hfl old
White" Star“ ua‘i‘ratnanrer Germanic
am ed MU trout Liverpool .Ind
Q Mlfln lus- hst screen at the
Ian-kins the can to seven delta
twcl‘ml hours and toasty tonr min-
utes. The Germain will return to
blveremlusud bomb II swerve to
await the future disposition ot the vea-
eel Her. ultimatum the Britannia.
was solddmeailr will be broken up
The uermui I: had been recently over-
a 4
may be kept on merve as an extra
ship or until I” anthem
W
’ CA‘HDI‘DAT“. VII-UG‘T. T‘l‘l‘fl'
1", ‘33:. . ,wr: 2
lion monitor.“ Ala-w
The approaching city elecl‘inn .Iat. {lot
{egg-Chg]. tabs negro colony“ near-Aunts-
: ' Arm
mt... m“"‘ " 9“?“ “lg
racemes um _
tie.
on.
" “is
othre at Greenwich that lioywiii fem .
ford or in Greenwich The bond is .
it did not [‘0- I
ed off work on I oo‘fiee ship needing ‘
hauledstn mohtheutne rate .bntrshe _
. .‘r
commerce of the port marl lie tioditm A ..
today .Innpboremen insist on ciaht“ ' '
W
Tire store closes at five o 'clock every afternoon except
Saturday. during Old Home Week.
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A‘fl‘ta'mn Distal: Fabrics.
The Dress Goods Section shows sign‘a of Itinewcd Ic‘ ,3
Iivity. and there' Is a preparatory air of Hi t‘at‘ioh Iii"
visitors seat themselves at the counter. ‘Wc are informed
that some of the new autumn goods have arrived and that
they are the choicest productions of the French looms. The
very modish fabrics are rough—what are termed bouton
effects, and there are many difl'ercnt weaves. There are
shaggy silky Zibclines In stripes and checks which have , ,
the appearance of silky fur. Among other French Novél-
ties are Pointcilc Boucle, Mouse Skin. and other entity
falling cloths. The color eilcc to of dark brown, red, green
and tan mixturfs are lovely indeed.
These styles are all exclusive and many are in Dress
Lengths which cannot possibly be duplicated. No word
description can do justice to them, and an inspection is
invited.
Children’s Coats. ,.
In the coat and Suit Rooms is a line of Children’s
Spring and Fall Coats. all colors, dark blue, red. green.
and tan, which show reductions of from $2.00 to $3.00 on
each garment.
There are both short, and three-quarter Coats
ages, 6, 8. lo, and I2 years.
$7.00.
for
Sale prices from $2.50 to
The balance of our Colored Lawn Dressing Sacques
and short Kimonos are offered at 35 and 50 cts. All sizes
may be had and some remark able values are here.
A few Black Japanese Silk Waists in sizes 42 and 44
are on sale at the low sum of $1.25. They were fr'mcrly
52.50 and $3.50. and accounted a bargain at those ..gurcs.
. The Bostonia Pompadour Comb wins friends every
day. All who pass the center counter at the Toilet Sec-
tion stop to see it, and the demonstration proves it a
splendid arrangement.‘
It keeps the pompadour in perfect shape, is light and
comfortable. Two sizes. either in Shell or Amber. Price
25 cts.
Do not forget about that Dining Room Suit. An Exe‘ '
tension Table, handsome Sideboard. Arm Chair, and five
Chairs for $40.00.
Specials for this week only.
““Asuv‘er me'eo‘rom‘c? ’ on. truss SAICS roueaaow.
new YORK Sept. I.-—1'II.~ adiourn‘ 1 NEW HAVEN Sept. l.--Word has
cd lllt‘t rim: of the Society of the Army been received from Rev Dr Edwin S.
oftbcl'etomuc will beboldin colliunc- {lines rector of St Paul' s' Episcopal
lion with the meeting of the armies of2 Church rtceutlv elected llisbop' of the
the West at Washington Octoh-r 15 Episcopal Diocese of Nce’ark at he
and 16 next. General I). it}. Bickles will sell for bomé tomorrow, 9 has
will represent the Society at the un— been in Northern Europe for several
veiling of the Sherman statue and Gen. weeks He has informed the Iestry
John it. liroke, the president. will r In of St l‘uuis that he will accept the
pond ut the banquet. The liendquur- bisheprlc.
tors-will be at the Ebhitt Douro.
——————TA~
COMPOSER ZUMPE DEAD.
MUNlt‘li Bavaria. Sept 4.~—llI-r-
menu Zumr‘w the temposer and musi-
cal onduetor died here this Inernirg
p‘p‘vi'n r. ...I-y I; run '1 m-
l
, STU? TNA‘! COLD
or It may" result In Pneumonia an
anion Balm is breaking up Colds when-
ever tried. almost withont exception.
to 15 500 and 81. 00 bottles. The CIII
Merl, Re to I: or Plait-OM'I‘ - -
i'fib
‘ “I‘d.“ beefina‘tlomIa. 1:!st
._. «amateurish-eleven miwmr
I Allow-o one fidebbiv‘hyotim that,
1me “Just-9910M" are but
Inme willow with “““"’" muumum we. or
“uncommon.
Norwalk Chronicler