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he autumn M “W"W'i'vlvtih
, . imls-spents in the Nathalie for Abendrotlr
38100». Ranges and Heaters. Tim «the
' ’ "3 0f 10114.1» and the oldeefond lar-
mofitsfiimi.‘ .11
slots: guaranteed by mite and settler. , 9.
wt . 1 is 1. ’10000
"8 ' . $12.00
7 1 $15.00
W ~° . 8 518.00
warmer .W '
morningnl
and
A‘ well'
this In
produci
and -th .
portion it
the up
era por
probably/m
Valley 8
Wm b Wood stones from $1. 50.
8
conditions 1 skers, heaters and Cookers on earth.
3! 8. 00
'1: :1
15'50
i133 iii'iii" stoves delivered and set up free.
first"... when in Arminster rags art squares from 30
111; feet. ,
patterns of- Ingram. Brussels and Velvet Car- '1‘
‘ arn3 White Khomeini iron beds and cribs.
,. s 111 all grades from E: star to finest Hair.
. oer. Tea and bile! sets, .
1.: band $133015. Shears, Raaors'and Pocket
arias—(be best on earth-Steinway
Complete Home 'LFarnhbingl...
Fred
return Pm
Ni
3;, Million andiililiiidien.
11:» 33.1 .l‘ad. “a 3. ‘1
3 give a complete line 0i Season-
l~ ..i-.
flowery a Specialty
14!,
Ola Childr‘cb’ s Hose at 111.0 pair for
V-iive cents are excellent vélues. We
tic rib. broad rib Didiil or dropped
" 1'
. _‘ 1‘ A.
“31' Hard” 9’1“ 1141'
guitar. too
”.111“ '11?
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To keep the cold 0
What of the body
Emulsion pretti es
kind tacoat.
cause cott’sEmuls
firm. 1 solid xflesh
plies just enough [at to fill
” rcquiremerits~no
That means bodily
nature's
more.
warmth.
Weill send you a sample Ira upon new.
SCOTT A BOWNE, 409 90er Street. New York.
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ANTHONY OOMCTOGK'S CRUOADE
NEW HAVEN, Oct.
" Comsipek, of New York
the Society for the Prevention of
Crime. caste to New Haven and swore
- 1 out warrants for the arrest of at least
two. mawho are alleged to have In-
iringed the ,law regarding the mailing
of obscene literature. One was direct-
cd against Dr. Charles M. Penney, of
Bridgeport. Dr. Penney was arrested.
and this. afternoon was brought to this
city and arraigned before United
States Commissioner Wright. who-tia-
ed the bond at 82. 000. Dr Penney is
said to have sent unexpurgated copies
of Bocncclo's Decameron
mail. in advertising a medicine.
expected that another arrest will be
made shortly. ,.
CHAMBERLAIN! COLIC. CHOLERA
AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY.
The uniform success of
11011 in the relief and cure of bowel
complaints has brought 1
universal use.
reduced. with water and
pleasant to take.
for children a 11 adults.
Stillson Powol Co..
and Clifford Pharmacy
TRUE BILL IN EQUITY
HARTFORD. Oct. 8.-——A
was filed lathe United 8
Court-by the New York
Trust Company against
States Building Company and James
Smith». Jr.. urecoiver of
The property of the shipbuilding coni-
pany in this state includ
docks and plants of the Eastern Ship-
building Company at G
Theplaintiff seeks to secure foreclo-
sure of a mortgage which was given
to secure an Issue of $10 000. 000 worth
of bonds which Interest from February
1.190
DANGER IN FALL.
Fall colds are liable to hang on all
winterdeavlng the seeds
nia, bronchitis or consumption.
cy‘a Honey and Tar cures quickly and
prevents serious results.
reliable. tried and tested. safe and sure.
Contains no opiates and
stipate Sold at
man“ s Darlen.
UNION COMMITTEE CONFIDENT.
MBRIDEN. Oct. 3.-—N
the demand of the metal
played In the shops of the Internation-
al Silvar Company has been received
ihustr from the'oilicers of the com-
pany; but the union coat
dently'espect-a reply not later than
next Monday. The local executive 'com-
mitteeof the Metal and
ers’ Union have 1 received information
that two concerns upon which the nine-
hour day demand was made have grant-
ed it; ‘i'l‘hese are the K
IIIIVer Plate Company of
Na‘Y. and the Empire
Company, of Brooklyn, N Y.
SAVE. TWO FROM
"Our little daughter had an almost
total attack of Whooping-
bronchitis," writes Mrs. W. K. Havi-
Y., “but, when all
other remedies failed. .we saved her life
with Dr. King’s New Discovery.
niece, w had Consumption In an ad‘
variced stage. also used this wonderful
. medicine and today she
Desperate throat and
diseases yield to Dr. King‘s New Dis
mad; 0' Ammks "a
well."
00va as 111 no other
Carib.
Colds. 60c and 3100- he
gee:- by mm H. Baxter.
ll‘
cral Duperiats t. I.
the New York. New Ham and Hart-
ford RI‘lII’O‘d ll Milli!
encumber.
or has .been {
edit iii line no h t
of the freight business of
increases his author!h “arts he now has
chdrge not assoc
as lot «so the was equipment
cm 111 Neinot-k‘ ;
. W
mmae mvrrss and:
Ill!“ WIN” 0“ ll
01
seats what
masonic «laid 1'
"io keep the warmth” in.
no warmth—the " this; 'poor
body that lacks the healthy:
flesh and fat it need
i or such we sa that Scott’ 5
Why? Be
It never fails and when
It is equally valuable ..
Baxter Pharmacy
Plaisted’s drttl
store South Norwalk and A. 0. Still
infallible for Coughs and
HARLEM RIVER FREIGHT TRAIN-
HIA TE
lur. Torbos‘h's no
sItIon cs munchi- yardiasster "st lisp
km
1s"
m as ”mo bot. .
thAo . ‘.' 'rmxrn’ Nil
DE Winch the past two
at?
1.1311011; Olimpia had. been export.-
enclag considerable diliiculty In setting
poles on land libir the Mansion House.
which. Is In dispute between Robert H.
Griffin. owner of the house. and the
sly of Derby.
? a orts o'f GriiiIn to prevent 11.11 gang
3 Di man In the employ of the railroad
company set two poles on the property.
Iiariy today. not re the company»
men began work; rillin. armed with
an axe, set out to cut down the poles.
The work of telling the first polo was
easily accomplished but when it fell a
tangle in the wires gave warning to
th'e rcpulr gang. and a number of men
hastened to the scam in the "hurry"
wagon When they arrived at the.
Mansion house Ciriflln was working at
the second pole The wagon was driv-
en near the pole in llOlli' of frightening
the hotel proprietor away This did
not hinder him, however. The next
aiove'by the repair men was the foe-
tening of ropes to the pole in order to
revent it from falling. after it had
can cut. Criliin, however. was not
satisfied to allow the ropes to remain,
so he immediately climbed the pole
and severed not only the ropes but a
couple of wires. By the time this had
been accomplished. the repair man (Is-
cided to send a man 1111 the pole ht~
Moving that Griffin would not attempt
to out the pole down when it would pro-
bably endanger the man. As soon as
fireman stopped climbing Griffin con-
tinued chopping. When the pole was
nearly ready to fail, the foreman of
the gang called to the man who had
ascended the pole to come down. Short-
ly afterwards the pole fcll.
Grillin threatens to have the men 11r-
tested for trespassing if. they attempt
to act poles again
sateen
iii Kiri lit:- lli'tii lain" intuit
that has
the' right
ton builds
raid sup-
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3. —-Anih0ny
president of
throulh the
It is
this prepara-
t into almost
sweetened is
For sale by
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ENROLLMENT AT YALE.
Connecticut Leads In tho Entering
Classes of the Two Departments.
NEW HAVEN, Oct. 3,—A prelimi-
nary Iisi. of the members of the aca-
demic department and of the Sheffield
Scientific school oi Ynlc university.
just issued by tho llnlv oralty authori-
ties shows a membership of 383 In the
academic freshman class and of 309
In the scientific deitirtmeni entering
class. The list shows the enrollment
from the various states and from for-
eign countries. and also from the Ian;-
er cities. it is stated that although no
more recent statistics than some com-
piled three years ago are at hand, the
claim ban be safely mode that Yale
draws her student body in more even
proportion from all sections of the
country than any other of the larger
American nnivorait es.
Of the total re
bill in equity
fates District
Security and
the United
New Jersey.
as the yards.
roton, Conn.
GOLDS.
of pneumo
Fol-
ipn In the enter.
Ing classes of the o departments.
Connecticut leads till 205 names.
New York state hus'lilil, Pennsylvania
54. Illinois 43. Massachusetts 35, Ohio
30, New Jersey 23. Missouri Iti, Minne-
sota 11_ Michigan 10. while nearly all
the other states have a few represen-
tatives. Brazil, Fruncc the Danish
West Indies, England. ‘nnnda Nova
81201111 and Japan are also represented.
The registration by cities. shows 79
from New Haven. tit! from New York
and 86 from Chicago. There are 25
freshmen from Hartford, l7 front
Brooklyn N i'. 1'- frorn Ansonln. b
from Bridgeport." ’from New London.
5 from Norwich and to from Water
bury.
It is old and
will not con-
0 answer to
workers em-
mittee confi-
Brnss Work-
A PERFECT PAINLEGS PILL.
la the one that will cleanse the system.
set the liver to action, remove the bile,
clear the complcxlon. curc headache
and leave a good taste in the mouth.
The famous litilc pills for doing such
work pleasantly and effectually are
DeWitt'a Little l-‘srly Risers. Bob
Moore of Lafayette. ind. says: “All
other pills I havo used gripe and sick
an while Dewuts Little Early Risers
are simply perfect." ' Sold at Clifford
Pharmacy."
HUMANE OFFICER KILLED BY
AL.L
NEW HAVEN Oct. 3 —George W.
Bradley local agent of the Connecticut
Humane Society was fatally injured
by a fall yesterday. He was painting
a house when he slipped and fell head
first. twenty- dive feet to the ground.
“His skull was crushed and he died at
a hospital an hour later. He was slx'ty-
three years old.
sicker-hooker
Port Jervis,
Silver Plate
.a
DEATH.
cough and
Our
is perfectly
lung
medicine on
tiles guarauL
Trial bottleb
mutt lilllll 111111111 ills
Shepard M Oust haul». an Vegetable; Co“ is m
ritav ocean's on bovine.
Liven. stonavs no stances
«rm anus-film’s nu ll"
holished. 1n. ,
he citension "
the road sad
trainmsster'
' tin-use TELLs vou.
As Many a' Whith Norwaiit Reboot
‘ . Knew: Too Wail.
' When the kidneys are sick
Nature tells you all about it."
The urine is aatura' a calendar.
Infrequent or: too fret}? t action.
“thy urinary trouble tes of kidney
1
”Inch. “iii D'osn's Irtidsey Pills care all kidney
I 1" A
.Bouth Norwsik pie testify to this.
tire. Ann's marl; 5 Keynot- ave-
mm Not-we s: “I husband
“111 both it 1. it Plus;
They cured his back: after I took them
1- Muslin it quits. well. i has kid-
ney time: and It do
mam...
“maintaining Wehothtricd‘
.° min-awards-
“Elliot.
1‘
days the Kiwhecticutr' Railway and ~'
Yesterday. despite the ‘
‘ warm bread and butter on every bak-
1'
r.
. .l’il‘i'l’ . .
.ll.§~:'«‘b; pal": lufg‘lt‘fllllll'. I
ifs. - ourslio vsnt
W
cans billet]. filial MUM“. Dr. David
luaaodysslblil.‘ rs Ialvcii batsman.
Of my long osperioncoaasPhysIclan and larger»:
andloouidseitm tholmyiifc."
Write to the Cal-curs Company.lennody Ifow,
ItondoohN. i'. ., for a fun “I. W Large
bottles Oi. 00. All drugglltl. .
Member: 0st omit: I) .vuwmmmma
In Readout. City 'of Kingston. N ..'Y sud be sure you
[ethic mend methodici medicine. (lizard-a luivsnt.
For the Kidneys, ~
Liver andi'Biood
1- --v~ .~y« «WWW .
FEMININE topics.
1 Deborah in Hartford Contact.”
A gown of Dclffiblu'c' pda'tl ‘dc cygnc
has hertha and cuffs of French broad.
cloth which are trimmed with corn
lace.
if you are not intending to wear furs
it would be wise to select a coal with a
collar. ’l‘hose without collars will give
a bare appearance about the throat
when the severe weather comes.
Ishillcs who do not like the effect of
a ribbon bow tied under the chin but
who llkc tlrc inexpensiveness urui soli-
ncss of the ribbon for a neck finish
will often find the how very becoming
when tied at the back.
There are some tables on which you
nevi-r find new bread. The children
grumble at this, but they are doubtless
further from indigestion than their
playmates who are treated to slices of
in: day.
Trim your gown with a berths If you
like-ailment any kind of shoulder trim
tiring is fael1ionabl0-but it must be of
the drooping kind. Shoulders must be
low and the general cffcci of the waist
drooping. This sounds absolute. but
womcn are learning how to adapt las-
lrioas to themselves so they give the
impression of following the dictates of
Madame but they are never unbecom-
ingly downed.
Sumt- hoiisckecymr may have occu-
sion sometime to use this "hurry-up“
cake recipe from “The liousckcopcrt”
()nerlrird cup butter (melted). 0111--
third cup milk. two cage. one and two-
tlrirds cups flour. four teaspoons baking
powder, onclralf teaspoon salt. one ctrp
sugar. one-half teaspoon vanilla. Sift
dry ingredients‘all together. add milk,
butter. egg-1 and extract; bent very
thoroughly. Duke in shallow pan
twenty-live minutes in n modcraic ov-
en. The ingredients, of this cake
may be put in a bowl all together and
bcuicn thoroughly. Bake as directed
and out while fresh.
....-—--
'l‘hc issuc'Mouduy is officers for
tlrc Town of South anwulk.
’l‘lrusc clccictl then will organize
thc ncw guvcrnmcut. llmi'i for-
gct to vote rlu- New Town ticket.
BANNER CAI-VI
tlao roost healing solve in tho world.
3 DID NOT HOLD UP CAR.
Motormsn and Cohductor Foiled Mask-
sd Men's Attempt.
NEW YORK. Oct. 3.—~~l"ivc "tasked
men attempted to hold up and rub the
conductor and motormuu of an Eighth
nvvnue electric car at 158111 street be-
fore dau'llghi today. 'i‘lrrcc of the men
boarded the front platform and ordered
the motornran Thomas Gargan at the
point of a revolver to stop the car but
Instead he turned the full power on on
pluckily held it so though stabbed in
the hand until after a three block run.
iwu policemen were encountered
These captured the men; after 11 'short
pursuit. . p.
The conductor Charles McCarthy
defended himself with a heavy iron
connecting bar from the two men who
bonrdcd the rear' platform one being
knocked from the platform and the
other then Jumping from the ear These
men escaped .1. 1,
BROKE INTO His HOUSE.
8. LeQulnn. of Cavendish, Vt. was
robbed of his customary health by in
vasion of Chronic Constipation. When
Dr. Kings New Life Pills broke Into
his house. his trouble was arrested and
now he“ is entirely cured. They' re guar-
anteed to care. 250 st Frank B. Baxter's
drug store.
RAISE IN CHINESE. TRANSPORTA-
SAN FRANCISCO Oct 3.——A signi-
raising of the Chinese steerags rates
from San Francisco to China from 88
E9- 847 50.i {1'30 advent of the China
ommerc a o psny in the carrying
trade of counselled to a rate cutting
wari between the steamship compan-
ies plying between this port and the
Orient. Two months no the China
Commercial Cdmnany withdrew all Its
vessels from the 0111.11.31.11 Francisco
the new steam-
1:. mat-:10“ busi-
ss from
Bsn‘li‘rsncisco to China is looked upon
in altoctli shipping“ a a wine ski
is opposion the Chla- 00n-
”WWII Ill unit of the past.
' me ”It! ,'
mammalian!»
intestines-«1m _
ficant fact nu chain to 11m in the
mate. The I vernnient has
withdrawn Its Wu 1'01 the land- ‘
. BLANKEIS
Good housekeepers delight in nice fine bed clothing,
and we consider their tastes. We have everything nec.
essary to their comfort.
margin.
. to $15.00.
worth $1.00.
to 17.
Men’s Underwear in fall
can produce. 50 cts. and $1.00.
Outing Flannel Nightshi
and full, 50 and 75 cts.
Outing Flannel Pajamas.
UNDERWEAR
era. 25 and 50 cts.
Fleece-lined Underwear.
natural. as cts.
Have you seen those new
and attract much notice.
Limoges Plates.
Ou‘r‘Biankcts come to us direct
from the manufacturers arid"custorri‘ers get them at a low
11"
California Blankets of soft. ileecy lamb’s wool. car
fully carded, with just enough cotton to prevent the
shrinking. borders in pink. red, blue. and yell0w with
bindings of white silk. from $3.50 up.
“ ‘An almost unlimited line of full-size Blankets rang-
ing from $3.00 to'$15.oo, according to quality and weight.
High grade Blankets of finest California wool. $7.50
Scarlet Blankets, full 812 e, $3.50 to $6.50.
Gray Blankets, 98 cts. to $5.00. ,
or INTEREST To MEN.
Some remarkably good values in Colored Shirts will
be on sale Saturday. They are of excellent quality, neat
and carefully selected design a. just what men like for ev-
ery day and business wear, 5-9 cts. each, many of them
In the above lot are some “Monarch” Shirts, sizes 14
weights, the best the market
rts, made comfortably large
attractive patterns, finished
with white silk frogs, $1.00 and $1.25.
FOR WOMEN.
A very complete line of Ribbed Underwear is provid-
ed for women. They are in several styles. to suit all wear-
fine and soft, 25 cts.
Children's Fleccedined Underwear. both whiteand
Shirt Waists and Blouses of
Basket Cloth and Cotton Ve stings? They are very swell
Saturday is the last day for special prices on Fancy
MD. M READG’c
fulfilled,
in 1
11st
A DOZEN TIMES A NIGHT.
Mr. 0an Dunn. of Benton Ferry W.
Va. writes: “i have had kidney and
bladdcr trouble for years. and it be-
came so had that I was obliged to get
up at least a dozen times a night.
never rcccivcd tiny permanent bcncilt
from any medicine until I tried Foley's
Kidney Cure. After using two bottles.
I am curt-d." Sold at 'I’Iaistcd's drug
store. South Norwalk. and A. C. Still»
man's, Daricn. "
NATIONAL PRISON CONGRESS.
—
Carnot 0. Spencer Appointed a Dele-
gate zy Governor Chamberlain.
Carnot 0, Spencer, school i'und com-
missioner who is treasurer of the Con.
necticut risen Association. was yes-
terday appointed a delegate to the Na-
tional Prison Congress by Governor
Chamberlain. Tire congress will meet
In Louisville from October 3 to 8. inclu-
sive. The state prison will be repre
sented by Warden Garvin, President
James W. Cheney. Commissioner
Frank C. Sumner and Commissioner
Frank Dudlev Wells. No member of
the delegation from this state is down
on the program this year for an ad»
dress. The party left Ncw Haven at
8:33 o‘clock this morning.
SAVED A DOY'S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. of Mil-
ford, Deb. says: "Brazilian Balm sav-
ed my boy‘s life. He began Just like
the one we lost with c'roup. We gave
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep and was all right In the morn-
ing." For sale by R H. Plaisted F.
H. Baxter. and The Clifford Phar-
Inacyr
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TROLLEY CARS CAME TOGETHER.
MILFORD, Oct. :l.—~Two trolley cars
of ilrc Connecticut Railway and Light-
ing Company cmnc together in a head
end collision, at a turn out cast of In-
dian River last night. Tire vcstibulcs
of both cars “'(‘l'L‘ smashed and one 1110- .
tormen, named itossiter. had his ankle
spraincd, The passengers escaped
with a shaking. A misplaced switch
caused the accident.
——..—.._.o—-———.
Foley’s Kidney Cure
makes kidneys and bladder right.
QUICKSILVER MINES SHUT DOWN.
SAN FRANCISCO; Oct. 3.—-—A dc-
spntch from San Jose. California, says
that the Santa Teresa Quicksilver
mine have been shut down, The mine
is owned by Boston capitalists. headed
by John Joyce, :1 brewer and owner of
a Montreal street car system.
NEVER ASK ‘ADVICE.
When you have a cough or cold don't
ask what is good for it and get some
medicine with little or no merit and
perhaps dungcrous, Ask for Foley's
Honey and Tar. the greatest throat and
lung remedy. it cures coughs and colds
qulc klv Sold at Plaistcd s drug store
South Norwolk. and A. C. Silliman’s.
Dorian.
~.—.——
After a falsehood hm been accepted
twenty years by the people. without
general protest. It gets into the school
books.
Roman Eye Balsam
FOR WEAK OyR SORB EYES,
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Norwalk Chronicler