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BrathersI NW tile
“indent: of today, and Made by the "oldest and tar-W
.rt ”range”: I It: tab. 0
. 5 f. ~ ”reduced by 'rnaker andseller.
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,er Wye No.6
We kite.“
‘It‘
other:
‘ 5530’
l
No.1!
No. 12 M
Wood stoves {7.0de It. 50.
' ' ’ 0
. feet.
Items of Ingrat'ns, Brussels and Vel‘het Can-
on
Was: it Willi“: Enameled' tron es and cribs. I
j as in all tirade: ltb‘MEt: halt to finest Hair...
., part Dinner. Tea and rod: tsets.
fraud Sctflo‘rs, Shears, Rotors and Pocket
t
,Lllililren’s iloso pi two pair ‘f'Nor
lie. cents are excellent values.
r. is:
fwn
v
. E»:
. I - or bird or n.
.; thflWMd 6611’an est-oral .'
. lads
ftaenoafiiwi-w‘i'}
I. tress»?
nnktt wn remedy. has made nny
. . remarkable cures lght he in South
, .Norwalkg‘ind an interim Drmtttt
' inn;
. uoh
‘ doios not uro.W
B’wna found in um yard of an old sup
‘rib. btodd tib. p‘ldin ‘0r dropped
'0! the oil ageudv‘ 5 yard in one of the
when
' ore not istur
‘tglhat‘ tho #3 Mid.
M
At
an I t
"Yin. ‘llin'3':*b..m.'.‘i”d
luau-tier anaemic-tum":
circulation and its superior advertldu
value we have matte ,arrangqmp‘tl
with Mr. Baxter. the popular dim
. to oler one of his best selling medi-
plnos at half- price to any one who will
sent it at his Itpro. W
. ......
............ 35.4%th
. 'illls toupon eIttltios the holder
. to on; file packing: of pr. low
. a phallic fr non eon-
. afitgilo lion ind yll Msanfifh half
. prim W250. I will I" und,’ ho mou-
. oy to any dissatisfied pllr laser
Frank Baxter.
”:vaer FIVE CENTS.
“Dr ’l'lownrdcs spoeiilh'fotzfltlm o cure of
uqmilpatlpn null (tympani Is no an
Baxter ofIi its great superiority In cur.
dipped lime nstlputt rt. sick bond
0 ltd liker t allblos t on he will, in
addition
a split g it at hull-price. to
fund the .l‘
n‘bn ney to any one whom it
n t cull: pt his store, rat.-
on1 the” out n and mail it with 25
cents. and n 50 cent box of the specific
will he sent you by mail charges paid.
Do not ptli it off. "One today is worth
two tomorrows" 08 12
MAYORB' DAY AT DANBURV.
Held a Business Meeting and Then At-
tended the Fair.
DANEURY, Oct. B.—-Tho rain had
soemlngly llttlo effect on tho atten-
dance ut the llallbury Fair yesterday
Eighty earlondll of oxtursionintn from
points east and west on the New York
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
reached the grounds between 9 o'tzlolk
and noon. The full program of races
and other attractions was carried out
notwithstanding the storm. The may
ors of Connecticut municipalities ai-
tonded the fair under the oscttri of
Mayor John R. Booth and ex- Mayors
(‘ built-sh Kerr and Charles ii. hill, or
this cliy.
The Mayors' Association met in this
city alldtaftorwards had a dinner at
the Falrflold House. Among those
present wur‘o ox-Mnyor liotehklss. of
Ansonln: ex- Mnyor Rostwiek of Bridge
port: ‘-ax Mayor Seoley, oi' Morldet'l: ex
Mayor Drlsooll. of New Haven; ex- May-
or Bcokwlih of New lnndoll; ox--l.|eu
tenant (loverndr Koeler. of Norwnik.
ox Mtlyor .l. Milton Coburn. of South
Nllrwnlk: ox. ‘Mnyor llomer S. (‘Ilm-
things of Stamford and Mayor 'l'iluyet
of Nol'wli‘Ll
Tho assor ltlilon received it telegram
:lnlloullt lug the deth of Robert llnrbl-
son. brother of ex Mayor Alexander
llarillsmt of Hartford and dispatched
:l telegram of condolence to ex Mayor
naturism. - ’
FOR-Vs Hillier m for
Mancunian“.
DIEO OF HEMONRHAGE OF BRAIN.
'7~~r:--r-'
Canned by Blown of instruments in
Honda of Persons Unknown.
NEW MNDON. Get. it. -Cortl.ler
Franklin ll. Brown rendered a verdict
ot‘ murder yesterday in the inv't-tsilgl
tion of the death of Charles W. Patio-
man of Jeri-try ('liy. N. .1. whose botlv
B'piy agency on the banks of the Thames
River last Saturday night The ver-
diet. but Pariém’an came to his
lledlh91f§m hemOrrhage of the hraln
dim to‘ b owe struck by a blunt inairn
meat in the hands of a. person or per
arse of a coal
rolls unknown. ~
l‘urletban: was in Eh
l [sport ills body
was found in Wan inaccessible portion
barge unloading at
whrkn’i late Saturday night. T era
was huYnorie pound on the side oibtho
2.1811de h'ad been extinct several
ho 'i‘e ‘g'lme was quite evidently
no for: the purpose of robbery. as tool.
and Jewelry on Parlomans person
_ it is believed
order was committed in the
rat n blast New London
:1 the body ragged to the place
eré' it was found. The police are
working on several clown and expect
mu hoe ngko an arrest in connection
To con: A coLo W one my
Take imitative Brom'o innine Tablets.
All' drugglltta refund the money if it
fails to cure E.25c W. Grove‘a signature
is on etch b6:
t; ‘I AND THE BAND.
Molnbera of the First Heavy 'Artlilery
Met in Irldglpon
,BRIDGEPORT. Oct ~41in auto-
.vors of Companies l. “B and “the band"
of; the First Connecticut Heavy Artll~
lery‘ responded to roll call at the annual
nion of those organizations at the
A hutlo;.-.Hotel,..today. . There were
about ”69! their women relatives prep
“for” At the hulnesllt mating the fol-
n scalars were a cot
swldsnt-«General H. L. Abbott. U
A. retired of Cambridge. Mass.
Nice-President—Henry W. Allen, of:
Néw York.
”Secretary-John C. Taylor of Harte
reuurer~Charlea .1. Porter, of. (190:0
out out the following coupon and pro; WW
I . most nllpédl Ioly I, took a. few hours'
Howard it Waterbury. ion of Town
Clerk Waterbury. in Standard. and. for
solllo tltno in thulige of the Postal '1elu
graph office in South Nolwalk. had a
close call, a few weeks ago, of! the
coast of Alaska, The steamer on which
he was a passenger was struck bit I“
traitor-g In tho mutant of [T10 nlttltt. and
llntrowly escaped going to the bottom.
.Early this year, Mr Waterbury ou-
Ilsiod in the United States slmlal set-
no. Previous to that he had learned
ologrnphy. and soon became an expert
oporntor. its was stationed at Fort
Myer, which is on the Potomac. direc-
ly opposite Washington. for several
Inonths. Early this summer he was
imllsferred to Washington State.
There he became one of a company
of algllal-sorvieo men who, were as.
signed to establish and operate a cable
station at Juneau. in Alaska. .On‘Tlles-
day. September 15. the wmpany left
‘eatilc fol".luncau on the [L 3. 8. Burn-
side. The iceberg was encountered on
lllt‘nlllhi of September 2i. Mr. Water-
bury given an interesting llt‘COlllli of
his experiences in a letter to his moth—
or which was roeelwvd this week. lie
Hall’lll
"We had it narrow to ape florll ship-
wletll last night. All was well when
we went to bed, and I bad Just started
to onioy a good sleep, when suddenly.
ill 2:20 a, m.. We were all nwnkunod
by tho muster-kt»tll'llts coming to our
quartersand saying. '(‘let up and stand
by tile hosts; the ship is on first too
lvnttl' We started from our banks.
half awake. and hasriii dressed and
rushed on «lock to fitui the ship lying
very low in the water and n peculiar
smell rising front the hold. All around
us was dark and foggy and we could
not seo \ely far from the bout. it was
very told and Wc‘flllh’el‘tld at the.
thought of the by Wilton running not
far below us. Our 11le business was
Wio got the boots out. and we applied
ourselves to it with n will. Tho boys
took it very coolly, lilo only frighten-
ed people on board being the China-
:non and Filipinos who work on the
ship, Life presvrtors wore distribut-
ed among us, but I did not want to
encumber myself with lilo heavy
thing so laid it down. it was quickly
unzipped up by a Chiuanlan who had
:llrotltiy Iwu of thei‘l‘i around him and
tried to get that one over his feet The
boats were gotten ollt so that it was
only a Illntt'er of seconds for us to
lump in and pull off. Then we waited
to see what the damage was. 'llllring
this time I had mnnuged to learn trout
ome of the erew that the trouble was
lulu-ted by an iceberg. which knocked
:1 hole in the ship's bow. Site was
leaking badly and the water was gain-
in: all the timer-fin spite of the.
pumps whit ll “ll‘t‘ hammering away
at full speed The steamer had hoisted
the lights t'onsiituilltt: tho (listless sit:-
nnls and was using the whistle in the
hope. that some ship might be near. it
was norm answered by another whistle.
some distance in the rear. Nothing
could be FI‘Cll ml ilt‘t'tllllll of the (Hulk!
fog, bill the other steamer kept all-
vwvrlug our N'imflll‘, with her whistle
and soon we, saw the. lights or the vm.
sol coming up rapidly ill our roar We
hailed. and asked the captain to lay
by during the, night in (use it should
be neu-ssnry to bomb our ship. and'
he answered that he would. it was a
other human beings in hall even
though their help was not necessary.
The ship proved to be the ,Blackball
liner Farallon one of the boats which
run to various points in Alaska. All
we were in constant preparation to
take to the boats at any. moment in
toss the ,Iillrlluido should m1... As it
was it was only the forwarrlbulk
head which was broken into. and as
longma the compartment rohlal ed
firm there was no ll so. but it t at
should, be broken into y the force of
.tho w ten. the ship would foundermi
sleep and w en 1 ré'ncbed the dock“) at
breakfast time. i WI" amazed atth
change that. had taken plate. .We
an“?! under that enough headWB-Y. to
lug steering possible and. all
around us were numerator augments
of icebergs ,Iugh as had nusmlth
animus happenings during the n
d "The; were many amusing ncit
cnts p'sb . it Imamo
immense??? and!1 ”Vigil “5y. a‘nd the
tight thm, wit one, a ll lfeflpre
nerve;P inglened la. the .mfidls Qt, his
btac_ ckfi‘w . emit. he and
a tage' iii egt ding ne t to
a part iarly‘thi‘zmd :nrqyyuyfl Gilga-
man is linked fight. up preservafw
onnnqtsnurgfic 9-1anan
laugh or the crowd. “111:
h: We than it: lotto; tacit.“
fimfifjior offlmi an
. Jail“
.la end an
wuss,
_ "NMMY'S
: Aoctiiitit “of [stipemfrttm
3 Disaster ‘thll Uliiilthi with
- filmy Inhibit
moat léllet to know that there here?
during the night aha was near us and .
rlt povery.
A j .
YOU!“ ,. m
H N What P of
”dams. omit?»
For.
walk citizen
m'l‘htldomtrllony of I neighbor.
on can readily investigate it.
.Tho Drool should convince you.
for a ion: canolnsi
Doan's Kidney ael‘ll
kidney remedy 'tlndl not a euro all,
h d calltldoneo enough In them to o
a tilt
were Just what i needed {In i took an-
other.
tol that. if my
ptnsorlllo thcm
cured hint. " '
lt‘or solo by all (lonlors.
ack become well.
Foster-Mll-
tho United Suites.
take no other. ,
n “at“
This to the statement of I South Nor-
floorgo Warren oyster planierW and
tonsignmontn are being shipped to Eu-
rope and it is ill out lart 9! £110
loamy, [kit-chm 1,11% .ll‘ up] log me
most owl. ll exco cont laint
BEG
advertised as u
rialstull'a’ drug store and ry
thorn. The first box eonvintod mo they
i did not require any moro af-
It" my son and they
burn 00.. llutfalo. N Y., solo agents for
liemel’libor' the namoé-Da‘ttn' s'-atttl
l
l
l
$2. 50.
I
As for Men' I Half-Hose
censua‘wmt‘«landslides.
”Unto
Arrives in San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO Oct. 8-0mm“:
Washington.
taken.
the government today is in possesalot
of 7.000.000 names,
tion of the islands.
lion is placed at about 600. 000.
gcr said:
(‘rtttorlt
the province of Mlsnmis,
form. but Governor (lorrnlos said that
oipllaied the movement. .
objection wall made .to it.','
I
' 3-“ a“ "in.
it“
fill Kill You 11m Will Milli
Beats the
Signature of
DROPS DEAD FROM WAGON.
-—-——+—
Apoplexy.
NEW Mll.k‘()RD Oct S.—~Edwortl
llnrvcy, n farm laborer, was found
dead yesterday afternoon on the river
road near the New Bridge. about four
miles front New Milford. Medical Ex
nultuer King. who viewed the body. do-
eitled that death was caused by apo-
piexy
lllllley had been driving a. team of
llolsos and when on his will homo, he
apparently fell forward botwuou the
liOlh‘t‘S When the body was found it
Iwnn lying under the wagon pole and
between the feet of the horses The
latter apparently stopped the moment
llnrvey tell and dtd not move until the
holly was taken from its position by
i the. medical
vlvdd by a
.ij
;oley’ 3. Nancy aid Tar
I lircnudnmule.wn. Nooohtu
IGIRL WON STEER ROPE CONTEST.
CHICAGO Oct. 8—A dispatch to the
Tribune. from South tilt-Alerter. l T
says: Miss Lucille Mulhnll. eighteen
years old, and a :rlend of P esident
Roosevelk' has won the 8 0W'00 steer
roplhg contest hora detail 'x the best
known «20st in the sou wait. The
conditions ere that three stWeerl were
to be rope and tied in the fastest time
and the. ntest was 'open to all. Miss
Milllltlil threw ller first steer and tied
it. up in forty-three seconds; The sec-
ond required one minute and eleven
seconds while the third was roped
thrown and tiéd In the, remarkably fast
time of forty leotlfl'dl. ‘
~—---—-.——-
é’Ay’Ia ‘ryvo rr’tou DEATH.
"Our little daughter had an almost
.l‘aial attack of allowing cough Ind
bronchitis} writes Mrs. W. K. aim
pland. of Armank. NY Y,, “but. when nil
other relnfigleai ad. we saved her, lie
on Discovery .
“it owns
no s we
predictors a ptoday the is jag?!“
KISMLIBIW ‘ylold $163?"
’Yu‘faIIib lé pfor
ii: and
General Banger, Who Had it in Charge
J, l’. Sangur.‘ former chief of staff of
tleuernl ChatfeeW but later in charge of
the census work in the Philippines, has
arrived trout Manila on his way to
The census taking began on March
2, and in six weeks it was completed.
Two months' preparatory work was
necessary before the task was under-
lt was accomplished with the
assistance of 7.000 enumerators and
representing the
eivillzod portion of the native popula-
lly carefully oom-
plled figures the. unclvllizeti popula-
ln discussing the Wolk General Sun-
"Tbot‘o was no serious opposition
encountered in any of the larger is-
lands and this was especially true of
Samar and Leyte, where there was no
lllierefurouec whatever with the ottlttll-
"in the island of (lamaguln. north of
Milldonno.
the onumcraiora were threatened and
opposed and it was necessary to use
illo demonstration had other objects in
view and [but the census merely pro-
"Vicious people ill Cebu spread it
report iiltli tnxniloll was the real put"
pose in taking the. census and in two
or three barrios of that pueblo some
New Milford Team-tor Striken wnn
firfi. .
C; “a ..
lion‘s} ifiiin
' » cal-e lilacs.
IMPORTE
l
50 and 75 cts. a yard.
your attention.
lots of room that'wc need.
The above are cktrcmcly
Tubs.
Formerly to cis, now 15 cts.
Formerly 4 5 cts, now 35 cts.
ment in Camel's Hair. Natural Wool, Oxfords, and Black.
A lot of high grade C Weviots, heavy weaves. which we
bought from an importing house
There are some encellent black and white mixtures, the
white grounds snowy and clear. the black lines and dots
distinct and heavy. There is much style to them.
Two-toned effects can be made either side out. and'
are quite popular, Soft grays and navy blues are shown.
also dark mixtures and novelties in brocadcs and plaids.
need will be wise to take advantage.
Fifty dozen Wash Boards
' . edit” " .. . J'
raunsoAv. com not.
—- ‘gm «'4 m- gun-«Q
Bridgeport Advertisements.
dealer of 2 (‘llostnut street, says: '61 ' '11 ‘1" t '
lllnvo been subtoeibd tubule] lo‘nt oa- ’ ’
tint and ii is quite It I l , ' . .
sttlo wbllo ntlperlltltw mflf‘tdul HOSIERY ' x 9 7‘
br-tlntlten of my b'tlsld ll u odk ‘
may troubles. At all events Wit It ‘ . Black Silk Stockings. There is nothing In the whole
list of Hosiery more elegant Plain weaves seem to be to
favor this (all. and they are shown' In various qualides.A
very sensible Silk Stacking has a lisle sole which will ap-
peal to many because of its durability.
Prices, $1. 75. $2. 00. and $2. :5.
Plain Stockings of heavy weave, even and lustrous,
Men’ 3 Haif- Host: of Black Silk, $1. 00 and $1.75.
The Cashmere and Fleeccd Host: have been arriving
in detachments the past week. Our stock of Blacks is
very complete, half a dozen qualities in different weights.
both to regular and out-sizes.
there is an immense assort—
WAIST INGS.
contains fine values.
A special line at 29 and 39 cts. which are well worth
Clearance Sale of Wash Tubs and Wash Boards.
We have prepared to close out some lines of Wash
Tubs and Wash Boards. bulky articles, and they .lkc up
.2
.Knotted Cedar Tubs at 50. 60, and 80 cts.
Fibre Tubs. 85 cis. and $1.19.
Galvanized Tubs, 55, 65. 75, and 85 cts.
gt
“.4
.l
low-priced and anyone in
'W
ready to go with these
Formerly 25 cts, now 20 cis.
Formerly 4o cts. now 32 cts.
CIGAR MA-KERS’ CONFERENCE.
lecnih annual session of the New Eng-
land conference of Cigar Makerslwab
. called yesterday in Carpenter’s ll‘all;
There were twentyvsoven delegates pl‘e~ . ‘
sellt_ representing Springfield. Hartford
ilavcrhill. Boston. Lowell. Lawrence.
Worcester, North Adams, Portland.
Maine, and Snilleld. Conn.
Wrenn, of Springfield. presided.
Daniel F. Cloh'eey, of lluverhlll. was
elected secretary. ‘ President Wrenn‘s
report showed that the conference has
union label.
crs' union. lie had not "completed
I‘illo reading of his report when an ad-
ipurnment for lunch was taken. If. is
expected that the session will last three
days. _
. . . .
DIETING iNVITES DISEASE.
_’i‘o euro Dyspepsia or indigestion it
is no'longor necessary to live on milk
and toast. Starvation produces such
weakness that the whole system be
cdmcs an easy prey to disease. Kodoi
Dyspepsia Caro enable: the stomach
and digestive organs to digest and as-
abnllatc all of the wholesome food
that one corona out. and do a never
falling cure for indigestion, Dyspepsia
and oil stomach troubles. Kodol di-
gests what you oat—makes the stain-
ach sweat. Sold at. Clifford Phar-
m:a.cy °
W. . BURGLARS CUT WIRE.
unsitmvlcu on. 8_.—Bllrzlbrs or.
toyed the,hanrblol_ne mansion of Henry
1.. Common. of New York situated on
the .brow ot ,Pulnnin ii Ii, ,J'ue'sda;
nightn but first. took the nreoautlon to
cut; a telephone sires in two places
In order thatn if. detected no word could
be a t to cor . 9.. house w'as
occu ed on y b servants. and most of
tho silverware was in storage but the
first floor was ransacked. and about
$100 worth of silverware taken.
oA'Hh ll IN rAtL 'Wcoioe‘. '
ninth? out this pneumo-
051.5551»; an .bottltl 1”ng 'aia, bronélilt for!3 oil planning: .
1:33 w ...pti......,l.i.o.,ue. tours...“ m “it... nil:
' reliable atria}: $49“?ngde and ultra.
' 0‘”qu .t‘i gay? Contain! outta 'wlll not' c'on- .
. . f .‘ . ’- stlpatp. ‘ 080m at comet’s drug
. _ am” Booth “Nari-ill. and A. C. Bil".
-: m
l
ugh—5.3....“—
W’t ion a tol
.. mm
r! panama um bulb-u
. quaint list would 3O iii rash.
liRllX‘vEl’OR'l‘. Oct. 8.——-'i‘he seven-
George H. i
and '
already spem $17000 in advertising the. .
in addition to the sums* .
given by the international Cigar Mak- .'
nil old are not? to bias on no '
- untliwl Minnow
An especial exhibit of Lansdowncs, in evening
shades, is at the Dress Goods Section. | [‘1
mail: new“
in t Year
II J,
Sold at Pials‘tod' a d 3 store. South
Not-walk and A. C. SiliimIn's Dorian.
ROCKWELLv—COE. ‘ ‘
ME'lWllDEN. Oct. 8.—Alderman Char
les 1‘ Rotkwcil secletar’y of tho‘Miller
Brothers Cutlery Company and Miss
Ada Louise Coo daughter of Job“ W.
Coo. oi the Merwln Provision (30.. of
New liaven were married yesterdtiy
afternoon at the Coo home ill Colnnv
street bv Rev. A T Randall. The
house was beautifully decorated with
smllax and roses. Miss Mabel (Joe a
sister was maid of honor. Frederick
H, Dillard was best than. Hundrd
of presents of cut glass silver rde.
chins etc to the mine of about Q ‘0de
were received by the young people.
Guests were resent from New Haven,
Bridgeport; l a‘rttoWrd and New York.
, SAVED A BOY'S LIFE. .
Mrs. Captain Il‘ Hubbard. of Bill-
ford bet. 3 iys: Brazil inn Balm sav-
ed my bo’y‘s life. lie bet; gall Mt. like
the one we lost with crou T} it“
,hiln a few doses. ilie unit: If ‘d'nop'p‘ed
to sleep and \us a H right the morn-
lng.” For sale by R. 1LPWltlisfed.F.
H Baxter, and The, Clifford Phil:
macy.
t
CAPTAttis Tragthry’; house:
HARTFORD 055;; ll a [ran-
cis Clemons 190591' 1.. was
elected “in 519 the uTel ty College
baseball resin foi‘ the season of 19m
to once Edward J Mann, '04.
who has eft‘ooile '
onav cull: ran We in.
mfl?”“¥h%il€i§'l “Mb
0 on
m (“Bil-w
mt bottle cured rm- rompls' oiv."
.. Mr and thi‘ ”HM Ramsey. ”'
l-‘ovulel by a H. Pleistaa' r. n. as}.-
Norwalk Chronicler