U. ,, 3» '. t“ . ".1 ‘ - ”My .. , rpeslvedmr now import oi'llne China Dinner lets. all the 1' is moss». cartshad Midwest and Orleans chins; 1W1 sets. which we will sell at one half their regular price bold uncle-s China.100 pieces, none “0 (loll filial-e China. 100 pieces. 10.00 and Gold had Chills, 100 pieces. rm Ouflflfifl items Obi tee pieces. mo rleens Chin's. lilo feces. lsoo slits-t onus A full line of Domestic and English Dinner Sets in rith colors and all ‘ urations. ill piece sets, from $8.60 up. ‘1. 1" twain referencelo our Furniture Department. which is the 1 1 slid 'up'tb' little in reruns County. All the latest and best .flnlahes and styles can be found here, and our prices are the lowest. 1 file. Roll Top‘Desks. Extension Tables. Parlor Tables. ' Tubourettes. Library Tables. Dining Chairs. can”. Fancy Rockers. ’ beaks. . Couches. everything to be found in a First Class Furniture Department. a. Hose at two pair for client values. We. W mfliy ligdnmp earrings. «3” $5177.»: writ“ (if) soul ”Manchu” Mind". " Q at wrist: m V” ~-eu.-Ha 1s. l.’ 1 he WWW '."l don't know." rem New to“ ”M use staples pom ‘ Eng 00. plaintiff's m'o _ the Clifford Pharmacy. . ‘jaifeirf'as war. ”l'he explosion wltgt 4.1a~ . “twin-II my "r" so fiw’" Wm ”gt“! 3‘ stu' “ will... ' .ui'flhmm ' fer rial ilfd lung Troubles Linonlne is winning fame far and near. Saturday’s mail. contained a 'rtlrr"er of unaoilc__ d testimonials of its north, this stem the others Manchesterlllf" Seth 11100;. To the Linonlne 00.: Gentlemen: The Elliott Hospital of this city ouch 10f the llpsdllng hospitals of the s sheen purchas- ing a considarxn’o. afloat of your en- «”00th on e. the me belnl OMcrlbed by our leading physi- cians who unite in declaring that there is nothing they can find that will re- iieve oousbs. mi and hron hills as quickly as Linen he will. ey also prescribe it extansi elym as a recon structlve for patiens are run down and in need of a builder. The matron of the hospital Niss- Kc? or soil; in conversation with us. has ily M10“: medicine and declared in al her experience she never saw its equal as a rspld and thorough cure for all tip-oat and lung troubles Thinking you would be pleased to learn of the high regard in which Lin- onine is held in this city. We'relllsin, respectfully yours. 1.0. HOLLAND. Dispensing Pharmacist, 898 'Elm St _ _...._.w llinonine enters the blood and effects thorough cures. it clears the mem- branes of inflammation, reduces lsweiliuga and co-operates with nature in restoring the system to perfect health. ' At all drug stores—06. 50. 81 r T "ort‘erloil‘i' CALENDAR. h“..— Cases in the flourtr eff weenimon Pleas Tm Friday’ a short cgleilvl er in the court of 00 on M“! ldgeport. will have "hm following cases for disposal: 1 Garrett! Stack vs aver fires. a Co Judgement for want: of reply to an- swe’r.‘ shaver to counter claim; Della oil or e] vs The John lian- cock to insurance 00. ludg Nutuellai ment or non-compliance with order of court; Mliry ll: Beers vs. Mar rcttn Keller et sis” foreclosui-e: e Nosler Safe 00 vs. David‘s Bench et ais.. foreclosure; Justus J. Barthel vs. Stamford Street Railroad 00. m0- tlon to amend tompisl t; The Peo~ ple's Savings Bank vs rail A Kiley et sis, fplzsclosure: Charles A. Krsus vs. Donn s A Casey. plaintiff's motion for Judgment fer non colmplisnce with order of court; Ain'cs my on vs Ms: J. Fuchs. plaintiff’s mates for order for re cinder; lbert Lsngen- egger vs. argaret udcr motion for bond for prosecution: The New Yorg' Be ti In P 3.00 vs The liousatonicngitver Tr p ‘llock Co, dis- osure of defense or find out; it}. Rising it 00 vs. Calipttr elllnger. judgment for want of answer: Char- lotte Temple is Edwin H. Bush Jndg ment for want of ahswcr; Henry A. Gilbert vs. Herman .i. fidhmlts. motion to reinstate on docket; Henry Ll lower a ‘Scns vs John Ryan 0 sale sure of defense or judgment: Bacon Wakeman vs. John l Throckmorton let als.. plaintiffs demu r; Adolph Zimmer Vs. The New or histalCeii- n to 'oapunget L. Sargent of or vs Stamford Street Railroad Co. defendant's fle- murrer. THE BALVI THAT HEALI. withodttlea’vin a_ scar is DeWitt'e. The n emci Witchm iel is applied to many s‘elyee. but DeWitt's Witch tinsel Salve is the only Witch Basel BalVe made :3th contains the sure on ulterated swishhsgel. if any other ftch‘ Basel offered you it is a 00 ertt invented Witch asel Salve and DeWitt' a Witch H'asel Salve is the best salve in the world for outs. burns. bruises. letter or blind. bleeding. itching and protruding piles. Sold at Salve CD‘S- mvssrtcarso rite “stallion. luminous Railroad Company can- We: fowlsyCheetqureok. A ter .‘through. investigation to learn the- cause of the explosion obs car of moonstone at Blycsester last week; which ammo “loser freight m and did much damage to adjacent dwollllgait the Tallroe‘d atheists are eimdohotlcss Iforssolutionofshe" t down as one of thatwnyaseri see something which might throw lint on the matter. is found later. The remodti-‘s‘investigstlon éahowed that the powder which exploded was opdlna‘ry iilaek‘ powder end11'was not pesed to he set at by eohcuaskm. ef-‘it were paged marry in __0 on iof he carw e 0 eff: ms salsa smoothie keep”; us Entrance of I seats from new '“s l .1 , ‘ . While the "general pellet among than has “eh that raised 1: us top when the train. which ’ ‘ filth Th; aim of 3:0 car * comer e 'srearewx. are. tapreclude the posslhlllt of the I: the Wailers twin .1" OI- . fiwt” on 5 Are ed to W lilqll Carnival Next Eamrday will be all Holi0< we' en and there will be many parties in The Norwallts. Every young hostess wishes to give her guest the best time imaginable. and while bobbing for apples nam- ing and roasting chestnuts are diver- alo s which never fail to please new er hinge are always welcome A bag of peanuts may be tied up tightly and hung in s doorway: blind. fold the victime, give him a stick. and let him try to break the bag. if suc- cessful. the one who gets the great est number of the scattered peanuts will be the luckiest in the coming year.‘ - 1 The Portentious‘ Pie. in making this pic. a large pan may be filled with sawdust and fitted with a cardboard lid cut and made to simulate pie crust with a large hole in the middle. Prepare a lot of verses. written on slips of paper. which may be rolled up and mixed with the sawdust. it is well to 'have two pies one- 'ior the gentlemen and one for the ladies. The person who writes the verses should know all parties. and a person- sl touch may be inserted into the po- etry which will make matters decided- ly interesting. Betnpie verses for the pie for the gentlemen might be as follows: Little lady, fair and round Knows how to cook has temper sound Tall and haughty fond of books; have to sit with the boys in neeks. For the nle- for the girls the follow ing verses are suggested, altered to suit circurstancee: Tall and striking. with red hair; Pond of foot-hall and fresh air. Short and dark and speaks quite low; Spends the mon.’ but has no show. Alternately let a boy and a girl put in his or her thumb and pull out a verse, which is to be his fate. and read it aloud to the assembled com- pany. Many good hits will be scored. A Peanut Jab. Somewhat on the order of the ap- ple bob is the peanut jab. Fill a pan with water name peanuts and set floating therein. Arm the participants with hatplns and let them see which one they can secure. The Voyage of Life. For this mystic rite numerous Eug- llsh walnut half shells should be pic pared. in these the tiniest of candles are fastened by a drop of the wax. Fill a large pen with water. and Just be- fore each boat. is launched. the water should be stirred orngltated so as to have little blilows and .waves in the tiny ocean. Then one at a time the guests must choose his or her walnut shell. light the candle. and set it adrift in the water. 1 In proportion to its seawcrtby qual- ities so is the life of the owner. it it is swamped by the storm. so will the owner he wrecked by adversity. The light going out of its own accord is a sinister omen. if the little boat brave- ly sails across the pan the owner will probably make a ttip to Europe. If it clings closely to the side. it shows that the person is of a. home loving disposition. if two boats are launched at once and stay together through all the vicissitudes which be set them such a couple will have a happy marriage A Bhastly. Ghostly Glow. As a.» fling climax and when the witchlng hour of midnight snow 'hsnd each guest I saucer in w a handful of salt is freshly saturated With alcohol. Let. all all around a table- and in turn each saucer is lighted. and each nutst sell a storyss long as 1MIoohnl burns: end no longer. Let the stories range from lively to severe from grave to gee—rand the weird light. (wreaths salt will put a fitting emphasis and cil- Aubrey, Tonsil daughter ‘s‘sco sented'do carry me. anc—er—l’d cuts to know if there is shy insanity ts youeh family? man to the evenings merrlmenh :- w lit When we we: it 5t? When our own eel-s ear it When our neighbors tell it Our friendsnudorse it. No hotter evidence can be had it's not what-people say in slaine 0r distant mutterings in California No decsivlllg echoes here. South Norwallt people talk about South Norwsllt people. 1 Public . pistons vlmbllshed fur the s.puhlic I00 . ‘ ‘ There is no proof life home proof. Read this statement made by n citl zen: Mrs 0. Glenn}, living on Hill street suym "inn: well up years and like it great many old poo e. l and trouble with my ltidllcys ior u long time cans ing distressing backache. i could find nothing to give me tllly relief and i fancied that Dean's Kidneyd’iils might help me even if they didn't euro. 1 went to Piasted's drug store and got a supply. i was not disappointed. Dean's Kidney Pills disposed of the last at- tack. The -bsckache .and 1 suffering were a thing of the past." Dean’s Kidney-Pills for sale by all dealers. price 50 cent. Mailed by Foster-Milburn 00.. Buffalo, N, Y., soir agents fortho United States, Remember the name—Dosn's—nnd take no other. BILBAO OARRIOON REINFORCED Spanish Troops Had Some Difficulty in Coping With Rloiers. BILBAO. Spain. Oct. 29.—Tho garri- son of Bilbao has been reinforced, but lhe troops still have difficulty in coping With the rioting strikers. who constant- ly erect new barricades. as the old ones are torn down by the soldiers. The city presented a sorry spectacle. owing to the widespread destruction wrought by the mobs. who used dynamite in Several instances to blow in the doors of the Jesuits’ houses and blow up the lines of the railroads. with the object of preventing trains from entering Bil bao. Famine prices are always being charged for provisions. liven bread is so scarce that loaves are selling at four pesetas (about. 78 cents). Six persons were killed and a bun- tired were injured during yesterday's conflicts between the Hotels and the troops. Thousands of terror-stricken people have fled from the city. The railroad employees new threat- en to join the strikers whose activity this morning was somewhat dampened by n downfall of rain. Acting under orders from Madrid the governor of Bilbao has sumoned the mine owners to a conference. WANT MORE BUFFALOES. Chinese Farmers May Not be Able to Supply Bertrand for Philippines. PEKlN Oct Bl~The Chinese For eign Office is alarmed gt the project of the Philippine government to purchase 30. 000 water buffaloes in South China to replace thosgwbioh have died of the pest United tat/rs Minister Conger has asked the authorities to remit the export duty on the buffaloes, because the proleet is charitable; but Lieu Fang. secretary of the Foreign Office replied that he doubted whether there were 30,000 buffaloes in China and said he ed that the Chinese farm. crs would sell all they had if they were offered a good price with the re- sult that there would be a famine_ ow- ing to lack of animals to cultivate the land. as was the case ill the Philip- pines. Tbc Chinese omcials however probably will accede'to Mr. Conger's request. , _.~——..r-L— FIRE L088 0P $250,000. Business Portion of Paducsh. Kent , lucky Deatmyed. PADUCAH K1. Oct. 29. -—At 2 o'clock this morning the fire which started last night in the business por- tion 0f‘this city and destroyed sow eral establishments, was brought un- der control through a shift in the wind coupled with desperate work by the fire department. The total loss is ‘now estimated at $260,000. The heaviest lossers are: M Living stone and Son. 875.:000 id; We ii A Son too 000; Michael s: emigre? [7.3.- 000: Lsgomersino Hotel :10 The shift in the wind mulled in the saving one parts: the bowel; 1.13mi? Ha “GUAROlAN ANGEL” PIGT CHICAGO. Och It was painted by isaac H. Caliga.oi Thayer did not paint it. After 0 painted and exhibited it some one put a photograph of it On the market and recently this photograph appeared, crediting the painting to Thayer. A year ago after the painting had been exhibited in New York Caliga decided to make cheeses in it. He lightened 1‘ the color of the wings of the angel and - filled out the canvas more complete- ly with the wings. The photogflllh .7 represents the picture in its former .1. state. 1 1300 IRIOKMAKIRI LAID OFF. CHICAGO. Oct. 29. —-Fourteen hun- ‘ fired brlckmekers have Just been laid on tn Cook- county slid informed that rlss. ’blll‘. “(tilted wlitbe in Dace and the in- thisfidtstric‘w Vi their be clos- ' .1: Ike.‘ i'mulénoe of strikes alumni buildings; . -5 s s‘ law-l lamb... . .w Uglwfl’fk‘. sex are Daniella covered. by insurance? . I . .-'_rna 0+ .3 day says: “The steiy snap I “ ‘ the picture "6de Angel." now on 1 ' exhibition in the saloon of American . artists. is due to a blunde- of some one. Boston. three years ago. Abbott 5: Ill ‘ 11there would he no more work until . their variety. Black remains Section. The P. D. comes in such dresses. Width 20 to 22 inches. the hair. Curlers. t..- M”... ..__.-m -0... ..._.._..-. - RECEPTION TOL PRESIDENT MEL- NEW HAVEN, LOat 29. —-The New Haven Chamber of Commerce will ten- der Charles S. Mellon. the prospective president of the New York. New Hav- en and Hartford Railroad a banquet on November ll. Among the speak- ers will be Governor Chamberlain. Bis- hop- -elect [dues and retiring President ’John M. Hall Mr?— TO CURE A COLD iN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets. All druggists refund the motley 'if it falls to cure. E. W. Grove s signature is on each box. 260. ’r Elegant Display of Fancy Hosieryt. The Fancy Hose for autumn are fairly bewrldeflhg' in form can be fitted to look well and feel well. visit the department this week. You will be interested' m the little “talks" that Mrs. Newman gives. Price. 90 cts.'to $1.75. Everyone seems to take a fancy to the Hair Chri- ers which are being demonstrated at the center; counter. They are of sbft rubber. easily adjusted. and cannot hurt For children' 5 heads they are ideal. cclla" wave that is so popular can be had by using these in the lead. Black ih‘h'unt' dreds of styles, with lace instcps. with silk clot-milky with colored embroidery. Dresden bouquets up_ the instep. grape vines clinging to the ankles. clusters of grapes adorn the top of the fpot. and- cobweb designs appear in effective black and white; " ' ‘, Gorgeous blossoms or p. r" The Granitcs are closely following the blacks. and very attractive. The gray and black mixtures are sensible looking. while some plain greys wlth"col0red silk clock- ings. greens. blues. and vivid scarlet are very fetching; Prices are moderate. 50.. 75. $1.00 and $1.50. The Corset Demonstration). A favorite lingering place nowadays is the Corset Mrs. Newman gives the most helpful sugges- tions. besides showing how the Corset should be put on. fitting it. and adjusting the laces. Women who follow her directions will certainly have a fine. free carriage, a cor- rect bearing, and moreover. will feel comfortable. directions to those having stout figures while she selects Corsets that are best suited to them. are invaluable. ‘ “ Her a variety of models that» any By all means The Sale of Black Silks. The interest steadily grows in this extremely practical sale. Among the Haskell values the .Satin Duchess: is coming to the front. and winning its way as a Handsoml: fabric for both dresses and outside garments. lustrous 0n the surface. and Will make elegant evening It is very a New Hair Curlers. The'“Mar 5‘ l ‘ MUM READG’W is? NEW HAVEN AND O‘ERBV ROADS. NEW HAVEN, Oct. 29. —-'l‘be 01d board of officers was elected at the un- nucl meeting of the New Huven and Derby Railroad here teddy. except that A. S May was chosen treasurer in place of W. L. Squire, deceased. At the meeting of the Middletown, Meri- den and Waterbury Railroad. Charles 8_ Mellen took the place of Carlos French as director. anti Mr. May be came treasurer filling the vacancy caused by Mr. Squire’s" death. Roman Edy? Balsam FOR WEAK ‘SORE EYES
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