' edibbr 18~Ali tel-
‘to the international
. retarding the more
'1 , and featured at the
‘ M an folio
of further eterior-
ido notl run N311;
, peotat on rt
, . the price at conch
e a aharp upward turn
ital been much less hurt
. Attire than reported At
ll" r cent. is reported abso—
effect on spring wheat
. _. deal of it the grade will
‘ . adoring it unlit for mill-
a mu grade better
all“ It will amount to two-
. lir'erage crop. indepen-
have been active, but in.
l
-‘lIa
prlool of which the Trust
be lowered. Yet billets
28 or a. dollar under the
impression drawn from
. lane to invade Europe and
' ‘ 8m oi pic for next
, les in re-
gea of 330.111- 0113
annohnoellmnt of inten ed
19.193?" 1‘”
In r es a enr
1%“ 00'0. quite
aat year. New England
say they will not re-
will)” 31.199119“
xlna1 Provins. De.
~ urpllm emeuts, not.
lied s a [tent ne-
la wa ting at Chi.
it Phllodelphla. and
la moot active in the
teat. Cleveland says
.. In dry goods and
. i- i very active dis--
. '3‘”! lines with
. ntage or discounts.
ovemeht is conspicu-
t then
. b one
led!!! eight‘“
«used by measure of
, n; d'mahtm 8t Mule
ardware are 1,“ good
in? continued its ac-
isotehber 1&—
. (lions throughout
and Western Missouri, last
z‘much the name as on the
gin. Froets Occurred at
mu. It is not believed corn
1! to any great extent. The
titer indicatioha tor this sec-
. reporto 8 temperature oi
degrees with frost. in Kan-
prevailed at.
noordia, wli
.ili., September 18—
sections oi Central
. , E8: la" September Ill—No
experienced here, last night
, our recorded forty- -one
” I
an the temperature at 7 a.
limit my degrees. There
, , -- over the state am:-
”'71? and 1: Is not believed
1" . trout appeared at any
,fVlhte.
Ilia. “September 18—No
Why the weather bur.
villain. are general. , ‘
tile situation at I
Wilding
diarrhoea bloody flux. pain in
stomach and it has never yet tailed to
do everything: claimed ior it.
W
PRESIDENT SAILS FQR HQME
NEW YORK. Sept. 18. ~Preliidont
Roosevelt Gov Murphy.oi New Jersey.
{arty rationed Jersey City this i
lien m" every wall: of life;
>charits, clergyman, authors. actors and Business men
~—have been benefited and cured by taking -
u.
V1, ~45 WWI» 81
lb? (keen.
The Wpi‘id”
Charles E. George, Esq.. a well known criminal
, defense lawyer of the Chicago bar. says: ,
“A year ago, as the result of literary and legal oven:
work, I was completely broken down.
was 011 the verge of nervous 'prostration'
not money would produce in Chicago and New York
ed to cure. I was induced to try Dr. Greene' 5 Ner-
iron. and was benefited from the start.
dozen bottles I found myself a well man."
Recommended and sold by all druggists. Dr. Greene’s
advice Is free. Watch; tor Fifth Ave, N. Y Cit,
doctors. lawyers, m'er-
1
Physicians said i
The beat slo’ll
After half a
L..
Thounnda' oi ‘Boaheis of Fruit on the
BRISTOL, Sept 17. -Tbe storm did
iiiostiIn‘able (impose to'the ahple crop
throughout this setlion
was a promising one the only fruit
Which has matured in any quantity.
Today thousands at bushels of him
apples are on the ground. trees are
leveled and the crop is good for noth-
but cider.
Elm
Elena
tlon.
WOODBU‘RY. Sept. 18.~——'l‘he storm
here was the worst in 26 years.
wore
by the wind and rain. Apples were
blown from the trees in many orch-
ards and the crop will be a failure.
and
morn
not from the held 0! Ant him.
ro' New Jersey yesterday Iinveiled
o ""monument to her dead The trip was
Witt incident no stop havlng been
Inqdecf aiter leaving Cha ereburg,
m At 7 o'.(l0(k the P “Ellen was
Men to the Navyyerd b ,1! tag.
Thence he. will proceed to our Bay gygmlw:"ygffffgo"?fi m1
on ”0”“ ”1° "9:“ SY‘P'L. greatly from indigestion. Alter. eats
etip'roéted and blown down. There _
was no load oi iiie reported in this sec
—-For forty years Dr Fowler's Ex
ath of Wild Strpwborry has been our-
g summer complaints.
or it may result in methionine. Bra
silica sum in breaking up Colda' when
ever tried. mm without exception.
.19.“ and 8!.
(did. Barter‘a or Plaistail’a
APPLE CROP aunNVeo. .
Del. snys:
Ground. d) upcpala.
i could hear
The crop
tor. and the
Crops generally were Waterbury
bv the wind and many trees
do not pay
Crops
damaged throughout the region
bury for 13
.dysenter y,
the George H.
He has been
town, wrotlo
m; at G culo‘ck on their or
once
STOP THAT 091.9 Mi“. looting
fnilrh'ts were
90W ”an. Oil!-
ONLY CURE FOR DYBPEPSIA.
lira. b‘rnnkllsh Bush of New Castle.
tress and belching ‘i tried everything
Has a Claim elf-81,056.19.
WATERBURY Conn. Sept. 18.--Ii '
the seleotmen of the town of Orange 1
charities the sum of 81 06619 without
further delay. there is likely to be a
costlvlnwsunon itn‘iiands. Them-e” f
has to do with the ’care of Mary and 3
George H Thomas. Mrs. Thomas is an
inmate oi the Bouihmayd home and ,
has been assisted by the town oi Water'-
years Her husband is a 1
resident at Orange. and it ie claimed
that he deserted her. .
Thomas had the misidn '
time last winter oi exposing his feet to '
the snow and frost. Thoma‘s' test were
frozen and parts oi them amphtated.
tor A Main first selectman of the
to Superintendent Doran f
at: his letter wue read last night. He i
one
DISTRESS AFTER EATING CURIO:
Judge W. T. Holland, of Groeashul‘l
"i suffered for years wlth
Used to bare great din-
of but limiting helped me
until 1 trick Brdzillun Balm. a d one 60 .
tent bottle cured Smecomplei ly." . ‘
For sale by it. .i-l. l’laisted, F. H. Bax-
Clliiorqi Pharmacy.
TOWN OF ORANGE THREATENED.
0.
_—..—.+r
Department or Charm»
the local department of
(at ed for by the city. W61:
not cemmlt himself but says that Q
matter of paying the bill will be ‘
brought. before the Orange board at. :3
White
;‘ we Waists. ;., "
llug. great distress would invarialriyfnuv"i
w:
for an hear or so and mi
restless.
Now my sleep is
ddlgeation pertec "
,, ,_ lit-Inga
' ' During
' . 80830“.
1 concluded tel
try Kodoi Dyspepsia Care and It cored
flame eintirei}. .
' an
Pannier i
, Such
a". .
l Moon!
1“ U 1114'- 1
The 1.1.1:... reeled
perform t- m
, ,. (1'.
: “6’33 l‘il .1 .1 Wild
;.lzg{d.coamy , '1
Lid A
Open“ 16er 1 mining rim to
, It. tutti; capacity.
‘ “ ‘ , LAKEVILLE.onn..80pt.18—Tbe
" ‘ ,, HMIMM «11119906 emlullvely
" ' ’ to tho preparationo wflys iordcollege
' ahcordlng var d-
”in” ‘ da open :4on “My.
#051 1 $110 capacity of ‘6'; school in taxed
, the uutmoat an
Skip ' In some of the 1111:16an 66mm in
.1; a 0 new Won nmw 1‘0)d so a nearby
W'I’d , tel. Proiea 1“ diggy:hllml
- pate; ii ce 8 III 0 IO 00
' W? , ,zi ill)? 0| 316611111...
7 , , 'T 9. New York r “111168 doom“ '50
‘ r , ”. fter an nbaenoe of a year been e of
0a 3" [1119“ w- .- , i h‘ .‘
Lu 1101.111 rill
For so Ozone
”13‘"wa
.‘iwf‘
' ' Made Suits for Women. Overcoats and S
", {hind suitable for the coming cold weather as well as the re-
uiainder of our sumiiier Wei-Sis and Skirts.
Our advertising clock strikes when it has something to sail.
and when it strikes it must strike right 01 it will its worth
hethiuiu to non 01115.
more. new and cushion" clean ”Sale to take place
“ ; tomorrow and Salu‘td'aqu‘. Sept.i6tilahd19,tl1 positivelll i012
' (labs oulu. This great bargein sale will éCl‘ipS'e even the one
held bu us two weeks ago: dunno that Stile Our store was
' V crowded ivith cadet buliéis irom morn puill night. During
this sale we will offer bar plus to the public unprecedented
,ih‘e lustoru of lilo or"V __ ,
' The Sale ivlll couSISI'oi Fall and Winter Jackets. Tailor _,
illts for Bous. evenr
la 'mu
"iii.
I»0aono
I La r a .h
T r a d o
. “5'61":
1
loaf-ulna
.91!!!"
r i d".
«Ia-om ,' ,
. ,, g8 ill"; 7‘
” ow Wu
, H. a. notxtgfi‘hovatfl 61’6“
. 62 ac. stale at. qu. quwa
The three kinds of Trade Marks
must be presented to:- flanker.
All First-Gino Molina sell the Ozone
W
Send ior ”page premium book.
1111161111qu
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I Getter-l Contrnotor.
SEWER! AND 55W!!! WNNEG
nous. Ill/ATM WOM- or ALL
,Kmoe, GRADING. sock excava-
TION. MAION WORK...
‘ i
dollar Suits.
'1
$7 96
p...
TailoI Made'Suils“ '1'
H A huge v.1rietv oi ihcie suits. new styles
“and mosilv black. Allhave the new pocket
alcoves, the latest cut sknis. some lined and
home unlined. Not one suit .1.“ shat lint:
. wWorth less than $l2. some are l5. id and 26
We will close them all out dunno this sale
‘ l’ui’ the ridiculous sum cl
-1’ 11-
LadlcS’. Misses illid
Cldldreu’s Coats. *-
that' 15 less than halt their value.
a it or Waldo at Any Kind.
"Lumen cheerfully given.
Labor also furnished for workaround
private "damp; bio. ‘
This h‘ a grin! ‘lllt/ Consisting"; of Win}; 26 WaOJSt’fL “‘9'!"
let Garments or omenan ii ren soc “mm. ”mm? Darrin-.31
as vou will have to buy vetvahortly. for. a 1!
at!!! me. Also a great many luzht w my: Mlle.
Wouldn‘t" tit-1° new! ".21.,— ~ ~
otl I ace in see as: won ru -4
«1.3516. the advantage is yours. The sell» S";:;$m‘hn “he?”
twinge: of these garmeuts during this sale V: , Pfl LWWW
$5 98 ; OFFICE, 13 60.311111: fl.
. ‘ swam Kuwaiti-Mm
‘ » mm»; mum
ensue-Low mama-m
Tailor Made Stilts
$6 .96
This lot was loit-oior irom inst '
We have about one doaen .
of them on hand. A neat lose to
.' us—-—but what does it matter as long
7 as you get the hcuoiit: rcmemher .
E]
I
Silk Waists.
mach: first; {child entire, sun
wand. open work trimming. aim
lace and insertion trimming. cost
83. 50; for this sale. we will sell
then u ‘ . ,
This seasons atyIVee.
‘- Xthe vehi'rt alone is worth the pride ..
asked ior the suit, to close out for
"$ch
, l
We have a few dozen 0f the“ left l
overflmtpt of them cost 81. 60,82 60
‘ and 88.00. a great many large also»
for thin sale. We will close them
‘ out for the little sum of
60 chills.
You can put them awly for next}!
iv.
MisseS’ Skirts
All wool shirts for girls 36 to 40
inches long, in mixed cloths and
nicely trimmed.woril1 83. 50 for
this sale we hirve marked them
_. 51-50 ~
Ben’s Suits.
Little's MI’ Veiled Worsted
Suits._ black, blue land a nice varleo 7‘
ty of mikiui‘es. nines irom 8 to 8
We of ago; home of them cost
8600 Ind none lean than 83 60. 161‘
this sale they must go 161-
,., u
1i
1
J
..
iOvercoais
for Boys.
, ago, colors black. blue and brown. .
, the truth they were all Ion-1min
‘ the price than weare selling them '
i 'now for.
.fi. 1
6111161 them go tor
Wash Skirts.
Tile Iomu deadbolt lumping
len, black Duck, blue and; (llillliulltlllv
blot-l1 polka dotted, good to we“ ‘ w
around the house any time, woflh " 3!" WIN-'3,
$1.50. $2.00 and 33.00. We have ‘_~ '
marked them all at one price Cityfllolfigoufr‘lk
laeam New arm. many Wednesday
and men at 5:00 'p. m. ,
Thursday
Loam flunk,
freight received new 7!.th 68. III.
66 cents.
‘—
alumn- “OW-Dan.
“4‘—
new you. derailleur: e
Two hundred little Overcoats (or HARTFORDMLROKD.
boys; dices from i to 14 years or .' ' TIME-TAILE- « .
In aficct’lupuct‘i? 1803.
Luv: sou-m vhowamV PoVa
Il.:——12 EDwa, 6: so: 6: box. 1116
"2101. 1:.45 :15 8466661.
1.940103m10101135! ‘
P. u.—-i::m. 1.13; 1186:. ms
Email." it? 3131:? ""'
51 x. ,
1"within 11’ ‘
11—12mm ':§ IVVOX. 5: 58!. 5106. V .
mode of ltersey, beaver and irish '
trlobe. We might as well tell you i
last season. and-are worth double 1
. The styles are thoaame ’
thil‘sepson. To clean themout We {
"I?"
.2... .
J51 “we.
hirer.” New”
“.1:
a:
A”
‘ to open accounts nah uS‘can uei '
Bdi‘ 'lil9 clothing m
‘9 8:423.
,$ I ' ‘P. “4—4:”, 5:“, ‘0‘“ '9an
L sz-IcnionVaVV V
LEAVE le Yolk roll south .
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i
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—il: in. 1136.11.88. it”.
8:1 1:OOX,IIIOB.V1I:;’L
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