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fill designs. in Limogeso lia1'.ila11d Csrisbsd. Dresden and Aus-
eonststlhg of
Bread and Butter Plates.
Milk Jars.
Cracker Jam.
Chocolateul’otn.
Cups and Banners.
Nut and Ben Ben Dishes.
GLASS
Vases and Bouquet lioldcrs.
Butter Sets. ‘
berry Sets,
iv‘ruit Dishes.
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New import of Vases Ornaments, Statues and
and lyuehro Prizes, for ladies' and gents'.
Novelties suitable for
Extra large variety f01
not its remind you that live 1111- co 111plele house furnishors
Everything
housekeeping can be found here
South Norwalk. Conn.
“' $4
'I‘er Mr W ‘1 i
HoSIery _a Specialty
its‘ngilig in price tom no 101211.00. “'6'
‘ and die. A half dozen-streams were di-
«pv‘Wl‘erOv-e
ianureii internally oattcome uncertain:
lattai on Chief An w sl tly in
lured about body W Q. m
The fire was in the large street car
barn of the Cleveland Electric Railway
Company on Holmde avenue and
Pearl str'eet and is be hired to have
been of incendiany origin.
There were 100 motors stored within
the building which covered In area of
four acres and the flames spread like
a whirlwind. necessitating the calling
out of all available are fighting appara-
11111 in the city The motors are valued
at probably 82. 000 each.
The loss on the building is placed at
830 000. The fatalities were chused by
a wail falling suddenly upon Duffy.
fichweda. Reed Corrigan and Vande-
velde.
At 4 o'clock one hundred frantic fire
men had succeeded in uncovering the
bodies at the dead and injured. Fire-
man Schweda was dead when found.
Robert Road was taken unconscious
from the ruins.
The scene was heartrending. Fire-
men worked desperately in removing
the bricks from their comrades. They
were constantly driven back from the
ruins of the fallen wall by the smoke
reeled into the debris to cool it. The
firemen. held in cheek. were frantic to
resume their work» They stood wring-
ing their hands and crying.
Michael Corrtgan was seen at the
edgeof'thebriok waila,~his legs pin-
ioncd beneath a malls of bricks. He
was pleading with his comrades to
reacuehlm. .A dash was'made through
the smoke and tire and Corrinn was
dragged to a place of safety. Both of
his legs were broken.
The firemen worked heroically to
save the others. Duffy was dead when
his body was touched. A moment later
the lifeless body of Frank Schweda
was taken out.
' After ten minutes work, Robert
need and Harry Vandeveldo fright-
r11ily bruised and burned were taken
unconscious from the ruins. Vande-
wlde was taken to a hospital
Battalion Chief Andrews. who was
standing a little back of his men. was
struck by large pieces of stone and in-
jured about the legs. ‘
it is believed there have been no
more fatalities although firemen are
still searching the "ruins.
psospscrs m Artsiraanon.
Considered Good In the Chicago City
Railway strike.
CHiL‘AGO Nov lit—The prospects
for arbitration in the strike of the Cili-
11150 City Railway today are better
than ever before and those interested
are more hopeful that an amicable ad
litstment. of the dispute can be brought
tlbout- Chairman Geiger. of the State
Board of Arbitration who called a
meeting of the Board to be held today.
to censider file answer to the rttliwdy
iompany Xto the proposition made 11.
Attorney lilies slits that so far no it;
ital petition had been presented to the
141111111 upon which it would arbitrate
the grievance of the men and the com-
pany. The idw requires that 11' petition
he presented the Board. hlgnbd by a
111 ority of the men affected by the
Wop 11111111111 bustnm reposition.
' first fill! ma41asal for w: or. We on
j tit you to air m 1111on coming
your foal. You out his 11111-1 or
on. good coal and “tofu!
'11an .
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st kc before the Board shall act Pres
hicnt fishes. of the National Union
of Carmen. declares he was not aware
that such was 11111111111111.1101 ot the law.
but if such a petition was necessary.
1111 was willing to comply with it in or
dcr to get the matter mumly before
the State Board of Arbitration. Tniay
in attempts Probably will be made no
worth avenue electric. Screens have
been pinned on the State street and
this ‘is taken so: an indication of the
intention at the company/to run them
out of the barns lode!-
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well Mass. was tonsil «so 111 bed in
than!!! 80:61 morn-
'with the stamina [nannies tint ltvdll mayo-Joe
operateothoriineathan thewm:
Cottage Greta avenue grip cars. and '
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1.1051330 my) ‘ . i11y1 to’think afoot-naming shaw'onld (.«t‘m' ‘
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Michael Corrigan legs broken: Hnr Wm W “3' he: in the h-ukus’mlo'w
1y Vandei'eldo', both legs broken and “film“! ' toflthhe’stshisoF.
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wewiil refund ymmonoyln fail. dimly a
bottle at your druggist' I. Take the modiciaofaand
ifltdsoso'rcanyoaumdustho hhslnifuflils
bulls, and wowiiiaondthomnnqhyntum mail.
This is a legal and binding smear. end this
company is financially responsible MOTHER
15210121: 8 SYRUP CO, 168 Dane 51, New
York.
Scigel‘s Syrup isnusdsot‘ Fruits, Roots and Herbs.
111 a concentrated syrup—only so drops to a dose,
more doses to the bottle' than any other 17min“:
the price-Lam Mouth til-dirty too at
any price.
. KNOCKBD DOWN A KING.
But Was Forgiven and Made a Noble-
man.
1' he death of the Count 01‘ Punch—
rostro. a Spanish nobleman, recalls
1'0 11 writer of the Million. a singular
story about his ancontdr, The Emperor
Charles V was hunting one day till
one of his body guards at his do.
'Presently a partridge passed quite
high over their heads Both spertsmon
fired at the name time. and the third
t1 ll. it was brought by the emperor s
servants.
"Which one of us do you think,‘
said Charles. "killed this partridge?"
"It was i, " said the guard.
"Thou liest. scouudrcl!‘ exclaimed
the emperor.
He had hardly spoken when the
u lt‘it‘ Sill-1m ' ' moment 1. score at 111m cram 114111
_ “C“. Not Bridge ort 14; So. Norwalk. 0. (huh
. .. . 1111i;
' r ' l‘d. iiag'gert'y. 8; McKenna 5:
' Tree “fry missed by Wendelburg. Touts
with, in a game with Hartford
_ the score was 2014.
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Summary Score. Bridgeport. 20; 8"-
Cook, ii; i’helan. McCronchlc. Dorney.
audio by Cook 2: i’holau. l.
”by.
Mal-Idem 1: Marti, til. 1% .' '
MERIDEN. ov. (iii .w’Morit 11.; had
no trouble whatever in scoring at. chili
Saturday
At the end of the first halt
in the second half
Meritlsn- took. things easier, but scared
Referee,
nlsht.
ut wil. Tile] inc an
Mario 11. , 1 .. Hartford.
it. Martens ................ Gladdlnk
Right i‘orwurti.
C. Martens .................. Dorman
heft l-‘urward.
Leighton ..................... Home
Center.
Kennedy ................ .(ionnora
Right (lutird
Hoxgelty 1. . . .............. Bheehan
Left Gtia’rd.
Summaly Boole MCI‘ii’iCll 34:iia1t-
10111.10 Baskets from floor 111th ten
14' C; 111111111111. 4: Huggerty, 7: ‘cn
ncdy. (i; lioran 5:, Connors 3; Shoe-
hau. (11111111111111. Missed 011 free tries,
C. Martens. it‘ouin called (111 Shcehau.
Cladding. iloran. Huggerty. Atten-
dance, '100 Referee lingers
Now Haven. 18; Watsrbury,7
NEW HAVEN Nov. lt‘i.-‘In a game
with Waterbury the New Haven bas-
ket ball team showed that. 11 was
greatly improved Saturday night. With
comparative case it won. by‘ a score
of 18 to 7. . At the end of the first
period the score wail foil in New il‘a-
ven's favor. and she kept the lead to
the end. Goal shooting by Reunion
and Thompson were features. The
game. was rough and fast.
The lineup
New Haven. Waterbury.
Miller. Eagan .............. McKeon
lat-ft Forward.
Reunion ..................... Knight
Right Forward.
Thompson .lagcr
Center.
(.‘onncll ....................... Ryllo
Right Guard.
Marsh .................. Armbruster
Left Guard.
Summary: Score, New Haven. 18;
Waterbury, 7. Score at end of first
cried. New Haven. 10; Waterbury. 5.
oats from floor, Rcsroon. 1‘1: Thomp-
sun (1; Connoll, 3: Hagan. 2; Miller, 1,
McKeon. 3; Knight, Jsger. Ryne.
Goal from foul. Knight. Reardon.
Foals, New Haven, 3: Waterbury, 3
Attendance 600.
Now armm, 26; Wailingfofd, 9.
NEW BRITAIN Nov. iii --By 11 score
111.26 to 9.t11o home team easily dc
i'eateti Wailingford last night. The
game was one sided throughout. The
line-up .
New Britain. Waitingnrd.
Stockhold .................... Bolton
Right Forward.
l‘rcile ........................ Young
Left Forward.
O‘Donnell ................. imhioude
‘ Center.
Sport ......................... Laue
Right Guard.
Lawton. Pierce ............ Matthews
heft Guard.
Summary Score. New Britain. 2d:
Walliugford. 9. Score at end of first
half. New Britain. 16: Wallingford. '5.
Goals from floor. Stockholm. 8: O'Don-
nell. '1'; Sperl. 6; Prelle, 2; Young, 3:
Bolton. 2: Lane. Matthews La Mondr-
2. Umpire. Booden. Timer, Barker.
Attendance 600.
6101s '0." ,, Values Vet
headquarters for Carpets. and
CVCI‘.
patterns, formerly $1.56 now $1.
French 'bovoiod plate mirrors.
1211 $3.00 quality, at $2.29.
_ Camel's Hair Underwear.
and 75 cts.
full, 50 and 75.cts.
terns. $1.00 and $1.25.
1541.
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‘The man with unbounded curiosity
bad just. been introduced to the cole-
br ted nugllist. .
Where would you rather be hit? ‘ he
asked: "on the point of the law or or-
er the solar plcuxus.”
American League.
Won host 1’. C.
Moriden ............ b 0 1.0011
Bridgeport .......... t 1 .8011
New Britain ......... 4 1 .800
Waterbury .......... :t 2 .Gt to
Hartford ............ 2 3 .500;
New Haven .......... 2 3 Add
South Norwalk ...... l :i .. 931
Whilihgford ...... t) 5 one
All the clubs of the American has-
guard struck him so seiere a blow in
the face that he could not keep his
feet.
Charles' first moVemt-nt was to
'point his gun straight at the audacious
guard on 111111 the trigger but the
weapon bed that been discharged. anti
had not been reloaded.
While (he emperor Was reloading
he decided that he would ‘not shoot
the guard on the spot He sent him to
prison instead. with orders to prepare
for his execution.‘
“Your fault is the greater." said the
emperor. "because there was doubt
whether t‘hou dist really kill the
b. rd. II ’
‘There is no doubt slrc. in my
mind." said the 1111111111.--wm you per-
mit me to ace the bird. ’"
'l‘hc partridge was brought and the
guard showed the antror that it had
been killed avltb a. ball from his rifle
The emperor had been using bil‘d shot
that day.
The' emperor felt a iiitle rethink at
this. but did not countermand‘ his
order for the guru-11's death. But at the
last moment be bad the man brought
before whim
"Dost thou repent of striking'me'."
"No‘. sire." said ”to guard. "lfl had
11 thousand lives. and your nisiesty‘y
allould to" me a thousand times; With-
out reason that i lied a thousand time
plum e1 roan-d1 and a thousand 1111111411
would i go calmly to the bier-id"
. Tho'emperor sat'pcnstvely for some
time. remitting the matter in his mind.
The words. mt puno on ct metro
rankled a‘ little in his mind; but pree-
cntly he said:
“My reign has need of such men as
you. after ali. i wish there were a
thousand *like :01)! hive. slid no
known as the Count of Plinenrodtro!"
The count' Decatho the most devoted
of all the Emperor Charter W:
and his faulty has survived to this
day.
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mu’
Scores- a New more in Mill Fifica
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enFi: nit Elixir-i" 'e
111-11531;an 11 “iiian How ‘ ti
tasks a spoofs half price lntr’od
co
uiildry
offerdh their 6. ébrated c
Willi}:
would 1 put my list in your face (mt ‘
ketbali league worr- represented in a
l meeting at the Gfll‘tii' Hotel New Haw.
ii-xn yesterday afternoon. and tlwm‘
1 were some changed made in the soiled-
liiét‘ of the teams. No changes Wore
made in the teams, except snob 111.1i
have been announced before.
Folhlwing are the changes in the
schedule
Monday, No1 iii. llrldgcp'mt plays at
south Norwalk plays at Merlden in
stead of Mormon at South Norwalk.
South Norwalk at New Haven. 1
4‘ Nov_ 80 “Waterbilry at South Nor-
walk 11111115111 of New Britain; New
Britain at Wallingford. ‘
it was ‘voted to take time out. for at
ctdents and sma‘dhnps This has not.
been done up to date. but hereafteh
the- public will get the full forty miti-
uties of actual play. ‘
1 ~ Thursday evening. the New Haven
team ’will play all extra gdmo -with the
quintette fl‘oin South Norwalk, and will
endeavor to wipe out their defeat in
theiirstgameoitiledbdlon ' '
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11 fovx'minutes“bréakddwn cauied
ref a fortune so. for
still as it now
it to. items nitsa‘
”Bennett. he .wsa Mr.
‘ztnlg‘torflat («sat
it} Cor
New Haven instead of Waterbury; i you will never wish to take another
Thursday 'Nov to: Ne'o' 11111 on plays lion.
a formation prom 1
‘ "Thai. ian t the worst of. it." answer.
‘Solar plexus," was the prompt re-
ply. 'lt isn' t so likely to incapacitate
you for going on the stage and telling
funnv stories."
HAT YOU NEED NFOR CONSTIPA-
TION . ~
\\ hen troubled 1111b constipation.
“but you need is a remedy that in were
to produce the desired tll‘cct. A
11-111uiv that is mild .1n1l’ gentle in its
:1 li-111.A remedy that lciwes the
bow is in 11 natural and heallln tutti“
'111111 A remedy that is easy and pious-
o1it to take. t‘l1a111be1-‘l11ins Stomach
innd 1.11111 1111110111 1111-141 1111 of 111141
’loqulren1onts.tilvo them a triat null
W
dose of pills. Use them as diffiCitti
1111 they will cure chronic constlpu
Price 25 cents. Every box is
warranted. For sale by Stllisou
Powell Co..- Baxtor Pharmacy. Clifford
Pharmacy
l
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“Mike " said Plodding Pete "what
would you do if you was to wake up
an‘ find yourself an'ailway president?"
“i dunno, ” answered Meandering
Mike. "Humaa nature is human as.
tore. i s'pose id git mercenary and
begin to Vi”? about all do rides I've
been bestin‘ 9 company out .
.‘ltchlness of the 111111. horrible
plague lies! uverybo’dit athleteii in
one way, or another. Only one
never fpli euro. Don'nsOib
.At any drug store, 50 cents. ‘
' young 1191111111 in a tone of deep. diasp-
t or 411- in ad lllss Cayenne. "it uses slang that . ..
fiol. {zfltt‘olbf that hasn't yet. receivedthho sanction. of , _
. ‘ lsmart misty. .. . . .
A REMARKAILE- CASE.
Fine Volvots formerly $1. 50. now $1.00.
Fine Volvots formerly $1.15. new 75 and 85 cts.
EflD. M. READQA
New Discovery
11111 until he tr
Wit, ,....,
M— ’
' "Bide uses slang!" said the cultui-e'd
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Bridgeport Advertisements.
.ln Velvet raata. .
This morning we opened a sale of Voiv’oi carptjli which '
will be of interest to every oconbmical man and woman
in town. As everyone in this vicinity knows 'this houaa' to
throughout this week there
will be Volvcts' 1n broader variety and at lower prices than
Wilton Volvots in rich dark rods. blues and Persian
3 room that noods'a new Carpet. but aside from that it is a
chance to have some Rugs made, as many of those Carpets
in conventional‘dosigns have accompanying borders.
of Bed. Dresser arid Chifl'onior. in Colonial style is offer-
ed at a tempting p'r’ico. The Dresser and Chiffonior havo
is Mahogany. Nothing further need be said
, Regular value $75.00. Special $60.00.
15. i;
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It is of course an exceptional chance for ahyb’no having 1
Third fioor.tako the elevator. ;
Spaniel In hedroom Furniture.
An elegant Throo- Pio‘co Suit of Mahogany consisting
oval in shape. and the wood
.. 1
Mon ’3 Furnishings.
We are having a special . sale of Men's Sweaters. Sor-
vicoahio. all wool Sweaters, $2.
so quality. at $1.69. Rogu-
fine and heavy, all sizes, 50
Warm Outing Flannel Nightshirts made long and
Pajamas of Outing Fian nol. fine quality in nest pat-
W
Do not miss seeing that ' window of Leather Goods
and Novelties. 'Look ’ at those Luncheon Carriers that are
so inviting. fitted with flasks, basket-covered drinking
glasses. and every other convenience for luncheons.
'i1li
”with
bottom—“Well Afr. O'fBrten 1 boot
your husband has taken his medicine
.egulariy eh?"
Mrs OBrien—«'Sl11:e. then. Docton.
i‘ve been sorely puasled. The label
says ‘Onc pill to be taken three time.
u dav, and for the life of me i don't
.4ec how it can be taken more than
Uilii‘. ' ——Punch.
'30th
in t
DISASTROUS WRECKS.
Carelessn‘us is responsible for many
1. railroad wreck and the same cause:
ire making human wrecks of sufferers
.ronl Throat and Lung troubles. 811'
since the advent of Dr. Kings No.11
'tliscmu'y i111 Consumption Coughs
1nd Colds even the worpt cases can
‘10, mud and hopeless resignation i4
111 longer utriesrnly. Mia. [oh (118%.
1f l)orr,l11~sier Mass. is one of many
.'1l1o.41~ iiit was saved by ilr.i(l‘111';"4
This great l‘t‘medv
14 guaranteed (111 all Throat and Luna
”season by Frank ll. lluxtor. Ilruggist.
i’rico ofic and Si "it ’i‘riul until":
free.
The man who growls about his wife's
41114111111; thrrc times a day will eat any
old thing with relish when he is camp-
ing out, for a week 'with a stag phrty. —-
Chicago News
To CURE A COLD tN ONE bAY :
[‘ake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggts a refund the money if it
tells to cure. E. W. vao' s signature
3 on each box". 251:.
A man nevm knows what he can't
probably. 111111411111. .
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.a.cold. deep-seated on dongs. caus-
’ 9" ing pneumonia is that of 1's. Gertrude '
gum ”he
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Wills Whit 'enifiei
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