til ,f 9 .
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5‘ M
Q ..2tidiés'-orer Suits.
659‘ each.
J , -. it i-‘lQl
F‘sgolarly sold f90'r9 5 I .25 andgoaranteedfor one .
is idem still! lind‘rnany 99th¢9r styles of clock:
prices. but all equally 43 low priccd as the Nic-
3'1“
AIM-u wifl
from” Mam ”inn raw stuns.
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.9.
Ladie’S‘ Walking Skirts Q
52.49 to 57.49.
9..
53.94999 to ‘57. W
ladies Under Gowns
500190 5919. 50.
‘9'; .‘
.15" I Q
Ladlcs’ Stock Collars.
(Or: 599 50c, ,‘
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Q Worthy and Saturday tunings 091v.
m5 9.
i" wflmfldp . P
' tion at his a
~ fill.
. big. but praise of its merits.
‘M‘Il‘lt QQ i QQQ ,99199
floutinei a blow )botha
success achieved by all
99:. 9.9999 9...
ago Fro .Baxter
Ik' s “most $031949“:
IQ
illclr at:
its an yapenaaaa
on ntmductory otter.
Mentions h vs
b'l‘llo results 0M?
3993353; onfifih 9 311332333” be
5!
«30‘?!th I: 1an
8“that he personally guaranteed cv-
pncka of the Specific that ho sol‘
tidal to re d the may ”iii
It Q'cure. ls faith was Wel
3.333. 3333333333
rs tor to co mention upon the
urinal" weu’fhattfoilowbd iiill itdoly
t buly tn
til Nurwaé gt lI' or "places.
ed The amino] a letter from D.
my“; a" r095 one of the best-
u in' Vel‘mont Mr. In
via wrote: “The success of Dr.‘ Ho
ardts apeclilc in our city is wondeiift deal“
I received my first consignment the last
of July. and since then have sold hun-
rods of
a boon
' dreds of packages. and cannot get it
', fast enough to keep my customers sup-
Qpllod. I have not had a single but
'Q _ tle returned. although i have guaran-
teed every one” and have heard noth-
Tbls is
a record unsurpassod by any remedy
{h9g1 have sold in the twenty- five years
vs been in the drug business "
his. Baxter does not know how much
longer cwiII be able to continue sell
ing: :Dr oward's Specific for the cure
of consortium and dyspepsia at half
‘prlce bu will as long as the present
supply holds out Some of the custo-
mcrs 'h_m sdid they would pay a dol-
lar a9 potti999 rather than be withoéisi it.
(continued trots First Page.)
“a
Elbert B. Adams believed that they
should not! tbatihey get two sulectnicn
and be sure of them. He thought
iQJudgcclsockwood's suggestion about s
committee a good one.
Dx-Balcctman Oscar w. Raymond
Q said that ho was not prepared to say
. anythinl.
He had not conferred with
the leaders in the Third District. where
he resides, and: was ,not posted. He
did bollsvothat the First and Third
Districts should have two sclcctmon.
and also believed that thcyicould be
gotten if they went about it in the
right way. ,
J. Holden Hurlbutt suggested that
the committee appointed have power
to add to their number and that they
confer with the Third District. and add
members from that'scction, in order
that an expression of sentiment in
practically a concrete dorm might be
g.otton
(‘hainnan leopard said that no com-
:nlttoc was. yet appointed. Upon mo-
tion of Mr. liurlbutt it was voted that
in committee of ten bo= appointed.
Theta annoarud to be considerable
misunderstand as tovwhat tho dutim
of the committee should be. and cit-Sci.
batman Raymond requested Judge
lockwood to again repeat his suggesv
tion concominnsoommlttse. Mr. Lock-
wood said that his idea was. that the
committee-might report to the coming
caucus or some tutors meeting.
vWillIsn “.8th moved the ap-
pointment-oi .l. 'Bflldiit'i Huribntt no
the committee, but Mr linrlbutt said
that it would be bettoi’ for tho chair-
mand the matting to appoint his com.
mitten. . i
Judge Leckwoml said that it sot-mod
to him that it was an important matter
and the chairman. with his knowledge
of the situation. should have his time
to appoint the committee. It was vot-
ed that the committee be appolntnd by
the chairman. .
Mr Huributt said that he would QinQrw
’ that suggest that when the committéo
is appointed. that the members 00m-
nicate any information they gain to
t 0 fall committee. aslin union thou
l9 strength. M l 'I i' '2.“ it 1W1
iGaptalu lasso Bullock stated that
there weroauib a number olignod no-
pnblicans in South Norwalk to which
cl united that his felt that
hollowed in: it they
, t
"3'ng on-
Q “3033‘"...73 5“““33
:31)? vault; ‘
half price. as
had “no in! ‘ch
oi
unites s, and
Lockwood thought it “9'! c
taunts to fix a ds‘tb‘tn
‘..:9..9r.l.9iri99§:9
53%“? “walkable:
A. E Austin ”bugmted a conference
with to Democrats tor the pur use at
ugr u ticket.
nthaf‘good QQ‘ £30m“ Nor-'wnlk‘ 3.th shoul‘d
b0 cInc-led 9‘s '9t9hc“ tickét'. 9 9d .90 k
r as ristram with e up w
.sbout tits distrinh ion of on 999.. in
the count: eieciio He wast f inch
by Town erk Herbert R. Smit that
the cnvcloe he wont be sent to Smith
Norwaik,’ t same they had always
been, and Mr. Hui-limit nddbd,‘ "And
they cdnnot be uscd for any other pur-
pose than an election oi the Town or
Norwlllt. "
Alfred Avison raid that everybody up
Main street way was in favor of main-
taining tho old town
Mr. Hurlbutt naked that everybody
at the meeting impress upon his
friends the importance of attending the
coming caucus and casting a veto at
the town election. He hoped for as
big a vote as on the occusibn of a pres-
idential election.
He thought that a big vote for main-
tninins the old town would do much to
settle the question of division in the
future. and requested that if anyone
present had any friends in South Nor-
mlk, that they urge thcm to vote fer
the old town. '
ill. 0 chler liked this sentiment
and he thought it wolf to follow out
the suggestions thp mmmittoe would
make, and no mutitr whether there
was a party ticket or n c'itison s a su-
cailed sort of a fusion ticket, all should
unite on elation day
Captain Howard J llloomnr thought
that South Norwalk mun should bi
placed on the Mr kct. tor during any of.
forts at consolidation In the future. if
no South Norwnlk min were put up
the divisionists would use it as an ar-
mlmeiit with those in Smutli Norwnlk.
In [nor of consolidation.
[Ex-Mayor Wheeler boltevod tluit the
feeling for consolidation was growing
and Mr. Bloomer a suggestion ought to
ho considered.
"South Norwulk men who had the cour-
igd of their convictions He knew
thcre were lots of smith Norwalk men
‘oyal to the old town.
Mr. Hurihutt said that he pullover!
that the majority hof South Norwallt
men, it free fromt pressure brought
to bear on them
Ho know many lino
wéuld vote against a
a-Io N- '
I 'il Vlllliltand‘ MI! ,
if you doubt the llow a and wish
to imaging); you fill town
0 o 0|; tint o nontorrovo
5th lfimrthlstory published In
bou§n¥orwaik nationalism about a
romance, melt, or Tam-
pa; Fla iv a about I reside t of South
News. k and given in his wn words.
No stronger or i c n be
w.n tit-cent 44 38wu=rlliwtn9 tha
tory. says: on a boy I enl at
the army and exposure and bards
ted'is drug store and took them. After
finishing the treatment i felt ever so
Qtnuch butter and 0:09 operations Will.
natural "‘ ' Q"
For sale by all dealers. i’rice 50
cents a box. Foatcr- Mllburn 00".. Bill-
into N. Y., solo agents for the linltcd
aisles. .
Remember ch0 nnrQneQ—Doau' mun
take no other .
4.
KILQLED in Indianapolis ATTAcK.
servant Girl said to Have a... on
Only Witness.
NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-—-Frcderick
Adrian Vcrdu. who died early 1008!
from wounds inflicted b an unknown
person whlic he wuss wa chinga house
in Fiftyoeighth street. is salt! to have
been at one time a paymaster in the
navy and was until recently in the em
ploy of a submarine boat company as
a consulting engineer Yerdu has been
well known to many poisons. but ill-
ilc knowlcdgc wa possessed by
them as to his career. It is until he
rccntered the nav during the war with
Spain, and was it the battle of Ms.-
nllln Bay with Admiral Dewey
The witch took charge of a man
known as Joseph Hanson. who was
found near the scene of the murderous
oiinck. ills hat was missing andh 0
showed signs at boiling been cogngcd
in an encounter Papers In bls puck
(Its indicated. mounting to thc polls-.0
ihnt Ve‘rdu had been doing detective
work and that be and Hanson had been
working iogcthcr, shadowing a woman
near the scene for seccrai days.
A-sorvant girl is the (mly person
found so far who witnessed tho as.
snult. ‘ She says Verdu and Hanson
were walking together when two men
approachcd nnd Vcrdu was struck
down. while Hanson escaped. At the
nine men as the person “who struck
the men with a club." Later she is
said to have nss’crtcd that ilanson
PHI- :'
engineer at Crogtt A Khan“ atiiso .
may have “weakened me physicfi «
Kidney. and Illiil‘tltitl 00%
cuity so l-noti c 99030ng3
tlsemontjI u
curing suctiw caseii got Qa KW If. “at is-
olation she picked Hanson from among '
, .» IQI’}: 3
, ‘ mamas: son FALL GowlstQQ‘
Stylcs in his» Trimmings are now. fairlyi notab- 9'
lished at the Scction for Laces and Passqgnp btorics. Whip i'
thcrc' ll not a radical departs rc ironing milk“ .
last season. there is an lndeacribab. 30000 in tQQ ;' "
every article. Persian :l‘rlrnmings 1are to 099.11%?”
Bands, Galleons, and Motifs. Black Applicndopi, and l‘
Bands in Taffeta, QMoustclinc, and the heavy Point Von -l
lsc, and Fibre Laces are in especial fnv0r. The color; pl ‘
gowns has been consldcr'sd, slid novelties in Silk FibQch.
and Wool Gailoons are manufactured to match' do’us‘
goods. Jets in All-Overs and Applicatlpnn are high MW
for silk and velvet gowns, while for walking suits there
are multitudinous styles in Braids. CordsQ. Motifs and Pan-
dants.
We invite a personal inspection of these late arrlvéls.
feeling confident that they will interest and attract by did:
great beauty. 9 . 9 i
FURNISHINGS FOR MEN
A small lot of Mc‘n'ssof t, Colored Shirts that ‘rcprc- I
sent: great value. We intend to close out a regular 8919.90 l
grade on Saturday. at 59 cts. each.
Here' is a chance for Neckwcar that seldom occurs. ,
New Silk Four-in-hands, regular 50 ct. Ties to sell atQ 25 l
cts. each. Every man who seesthcsc will want half a (102- - '
is.
en.
Boys’ Furnishings. No boy wants to get along with-
outa Sweater. It isapositive necessity. a safeguard. in l‘
out-of-door sports. We have a lot of all wool Sweaters to
close out at $1.00. Sizes 28 to 34. |
Boys’ White Negligcc Shirts, sizes 12 to 13%, 35 cts. '
each, Three for $1.00. 9 ,
.—
The Sale of Fancy China Plates is really a Clearing
Sale of some of the finest Plates made in Limoges. They
are appreciated by lovers of fine China, and it is a most
division of the. town and that three-
quarters in East Norwnlk would. lie
nontinuud that tho divisionists had
'hought tbov tould got their measure
hrough thc legislatun and by the Gov.
crnor and wore how dcspoutc.
Ex- Selectman Raymund thought the
committee should get together as soon
is posriiblo and leitrn who in South
Norwnlk could he dipllllilfld upon to
stand by the old town. it was suggest-
sd that Mr; Raymond he l’lnced on the
~ommittcc. but he mid he did not care
'0 Serve, though bonus willing to do
nnything be (bold. A motion to nd~
lourn prov alicd.
A reporter noticed the following at
ho meeting: Francis Leonard J. Bol-
Ien Hurlbutt John H. Hoyt. William
i. Bylngion. Sidney Guthrie L. 0.
trees. Charles is Curtis. Arthur C.
struck the blow which felled Verdu.
it is said Mrs. Verdu is the daughter
of n wcnlihy family. With her husband
she occupied apartments in Brooklyn
{mm which she was summoned to the
hospital.
m 99 99 on
w—nw.
ELI c. arms centre.
Probate Court Closing Up a Long
. Drawn Out Case.
In tho probaie court. in Bridgeport.
ycsicrday afternoon the llnal account-
ing oi‘Mary E. Wright Smith. former
band Eli C.‘8mith. was submitted by
administratrix of‘thc ostatc of her hus- ,___
opportune time to secure rare bargains. Prices have been
reduced on every Platte.
to 50 cts.
Bread and Butter Plates, from to
M
Plates for cake, bread. and lunch. Beautiful decora- :
tions suitable for wedding gifts.
early selection.
We would suggest an .
i 1‘:
. AQ QPliQQRQQGAQQ'l'IQVEQQ PLIADURE.
QQDIED BEFORE SEEING WIFE.
Wheeler. A E. Austin J 'I‘ Ptowitt.
i W. Greenwood. Charles Greenwood.
't‘redcrick Bedit-nt, E. M.
‘Kilis. Herbert It. Smith (‘Iarenco E.
Lockwood.
1.8. Adams, Harry Bentley. George W.
Attorney Curtis Thompson. as near as
he mold tram what he had been able
to learn since he was appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate. Mrs. Smith
did not appear. nettbor was she repre-
lf you cvcr took DeWitt’s UttloEarly NAUGATUCK. Sept- 26. “Domenico
Risers for biillousness or constipatiolriCapnsso went to the railroad station
you know what a purgntive pleasure is Thursday evening expecting to meet
These famous lit tle pills cleanse the his wife and two children who had
liver and rid the system or Iii biloijusi arrived In this country from ltsiy.
llausonplaaac‘fil 9.9“ n w Klm- sealed by counsel. Judge DeForest
ncy. Dr J. 0.. tack?“ ‘Q A viscosw . mpmsenimi Mrs Elizabeth Champion
\ Curtis. n s K. a. Heath suroiy for Mrs. Smith who was present.
lluracc w., and Benjamin Smith were
present to look after their interests in
tho natato. Accounts of Mrs. Smith
were cxamined at length. but nothing
now could be developed from beyond
what has already been shown before
the omrrt. Some time ago it was
thought that Mrs. Champion would be
held responsible nor about $5000. but
at yesterday's hearing it: wns shown.
that the amount would be but a trifle
over 8300 as matters that remained in
the dark hpretofore had been brought
to light. This will be arranged be-
tween tho parties in interest and the es-
me will be closed so far all the ud-
ministration at it goes. H‘QAl‘l appeal
from. the decision of the probate court
in setting of! donor to Mrs. Smith Is
now noodles and when thstis disposed
‘ of the one will besettled forgoodz- The
estate inventorisd $27 377. 42 and was
represented insolvent. Commissioners
were appointed and claims amounting
to 835. 537 76 were allowed and 87 000
disallowed Mrs. Smith is now said. to
" be in New ”york HowardtW. Smith
., . was disposed to set very fair in the
. matter. lie said he only wanted what
was his due but did not want to be
rallroadcd out of anything to which he
was entitled.
‘hsrlcs S. Trisimm, Ilaiid P: Osborn.
Inmos Hodges llowaidJ Bloomer Dr.
‘ a Chasmar Samuel l.y.non li‘rcd
trick Buckley. J..\ Carri”. I, J. Roy—
nolds Martin Kellogg Johh Valieni
Charles W. lloyt John W. brow (‘han
Quintard (‘hnrlcs E. Tucker. A. .I. Wil-
poucn, F. W (lnnory (‘laudc A. l’oy-
vesAlired Avisun lrviug C. Bylngton,
Ha vey. M. Kont. .larvls Kellogg. w.
M. ibiock “Flirt P Price. Oscar Ray-
mo d; D. B Curtis D. Warren Fitch.
Wililnn Harley. E 0 Keefer, F. A
,W. C lesson 1.. “(Q-.1000"? and
1‘8
In
in
th
94
of
u’ v":
A new tsaaavmsflron's 'rcsri-
u. it. and). editor of the Phillips
burg. N. in. Daily Post writes:
th
varsity for the coming your in by no
means completed,th bps progressed
rapidly enough to indicate that the
total attendance will be nbouh 3.000.
dents had been enrolled this morning
Increase of 56 was repo ed in the. en-
tering class of the Shallots) School.
the total at present being 816.
“H
0W
YACHT WQQENONAH’O HULL BOLD.
which was wrecked in a collision with
London some weeks ago
sold to the Max Gordon and Sons' Cor-
. with: nowiuo caustic assert-rs.
thrill-H “it. as ‘—-C'andi-
MtQmem to Cast. Wat
without producing utiplclisaut ci‘lecis.‘
They do not gripe slcken of
but give tone and strength to the tis-
sues and organs involved; W. B. How midnight he became unconscious and
oil of Houston Tex. says "No better his companions carried him home
pill can be used than Little Early lilo-i
crs 9fnr consilpatlon. sic-it headache.
etc,'9'
wesken.'r <
Sold at Clifford Pba9i'macy.
ABOUT 3.000 YALE STUDENTE.
NEW HAVEN Sept. 26,—Although
gistration of students at Yale Unl-
thc academic department. 387 stu-
the frpahman cities. 0 gain of 36 over
0 number of last yéfi' class. An
QaEWISJy‘ma Ek-fikm
star-o “$53in
slittin Hills.
1: Incas-J» sum «it Ms misal-
M
NEW- HAVEN, Sept. BIL—The Hunt
the yacht Wenonah owned by 8. N
aevslt a c0usin oi the President.
0 fishing steamer Falson 0! New
has been
but failing to find them he Joined some
friends In a few tk’icial drinks while
waiting for the next train. About
where his wife who had already or
rit ed received him. He did not regain
consciousness and died yesterday. The
medical examiner said death was due
to Qacutc alcoholism.
WHEN THERE IS A DULI. HEAVY
feeling In the bond; 0 bad taste in the
mouth; tongue furred and mate blunt-
ed: stin dry and {97.933339 whites of
eyes streaked with y sour ris-
ings in the throat: ngitl‘vé pains in
the head, chest and back ctc...tdl_rc
(lei-curs Quolvént, Dr. Rénnedy's new
medicine right aQwsy and be well in a"
few da’ys. Write to the Cal- curl. 00m-
pnny RondoutN .9Y.. for free book and
sample bottlo.
‘ KinLr-zoi
AB AULT
LYNCHB G on" up
th JAIL.
i. 25 51-4
' negro wail killed and Qs member of a
mob wounded in an assault on the 1991]
here today.
A news mac“ er'o iIQ'QE
Wf‘h lammmfl‘wd B " grim .
todie. andnson tidlh' 4102:}! 0.1 iii In
ogct Dr. King‘s Newfll
Consumption Cod "53$! ‘1le 108;};
Brown. of Docs le,I Ql
den h's ago a tram not ma; but
worldrrfni laéiclns 399’s Instant toilet
and soon cured him}: awrltos:“ Lilo
sleep soundly ev ry night." Like mar-
‘z. have sud mlnv kinds of medicine for u n r N Macon and will be -
a porn 0 a on . visions cures 0 ponsu or lithium: , than
coughs and coldalumhlaliy halos!!! towed Increments Brchchitls. 920p pits, goldsunsd
. Jar Anything so sood al- Role! 's-llaney drip rove Iii: matct "ui‘erli‘or ‘
. and Mt i; cannot say too much in “van A low Lula. _-Throa and Lung trou’b [05.1905
333301351131 19:33.1? $313333? sire sustain. a. 811le;" ol‘ '1'» bottles 50c snag“ '91", 99th.
hsnmmrisa . .2 . ’ V‘ 3'53”" a"2 ’ 110:: “Q! n f m” at Front! gut." rug
‘0 » osmium " with ‘
litm' "so Bellamy . girigcb 990on PAR?
toslospandwasalirtghtintlis
our " Mail-thy n. u Hones; a. animus a bun . longing at.
rm“ all 1‘9. (Dillard “lab Renews (lath!) parish. 0The
9 loss is 31000; partly in
The
cause 9! the, bins la. n ,.
Quad at Yale re
Oroaa at the!
in mm mm
at once on Lake Whitneyi
oiharbor ‘
for th: (may
'. taemmms
yr it may result in Mania.
9:“ .99
ill "Rib?
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