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ly fair t
warmer. :_
the up
mornin't
‘r‘ ”kill 4 .lr »’ . Fl.‘
~iists renovated. 0i risu's.
Kr. and Mrs. Willis Mary, of Moo-
roe street, srs'oniortaialn g Mrs. Avery,
of New Canaan. i ‘
iss ids Field, of as Burr tt allow.»
is bimiertainiux her coutllu. Miss hiss
Dibble. offiurtford. ‘ W ,,
L. M. Allor‘ahd family ,snd Miss lies
sis Stowe are spending oi tow weeks It.-
Wostsrn new Jersey. " . ,
Jena cost-that's chitin" trom aw
.mond‘ minors. 1 a th- N ‘ ~_
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plain a Successful Home 9Treatment.
1! you decide to continuskitmwill only
cost aboutrlzgcents aswee , We
tee a cure. i dome: wbh to gel] you
anything. Telnothemsu ares on, it.
that is all 1 ask. Addr , Mrs.
Summers, Box 376,
Notrs Dame, Ind.
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has sent out circulars M
note circles about the vista.
eir attention to the an“
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in the pic
tildes or try
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every life.
times out of
star.
1 tissss $1.
at Toxicois
'snd strength
bottle 01 Iss-
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unwise.
Cases—stam-
: decision of
; have recent-
civli common
’ning, of New
amford to re-
which her
tailing into
.ctions were
tor‘main on
rd. 0n Octo-
th‘e plaintlit‘r
and was bad-
rspend much
Hl‘e‘dicine and
“A horse for n‘
. at the city
s trench was
s case was
it of Stam-
Downs, who
laintllf to re-
hich amount-
a this decis-
p in tho sco-
t appeals in
ary E. Citin-
alnst Phil»
ilt‘ord. Jus-
11,1;ch Mrs.
ecover $60
"13m.
ct the defen-
rbelouged to
edge or coil-
She wanted
lower court
s. The de-
i with this
to the com-
salooss.
‘srdd Two to
fly Tansy.
laced by the
y in the mat-
iridge work
n since Presi.
management
(or the re-
along the
ywlth heavy
i‘nly of the
be extensive
proposes to
tires is to be '
tion. and an»
the Miauus
e latter was
.rican Bridge
mpany was
t for a new
go over the
house Point.
ugh to. carry
s which the
its Hartford
draw in this
r y north of
. navigation.
OMAN.
lit—Philip
' 9 city court
outwith rape
ed 67. Ben-
me and Mrs.
be thev‘gro
.o the' house
.mitted. Mrs.
hut Dennis
in $1,500 tor
WINDOW.
Aug. “”13.—
stor of St.
Ohio, was
he concrete
if 8t; Goldin-w
uinz. Father
‘ old, was:
(1 some time
m a second
mu authori-
red andhis
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Wright, of
.; 5 one of the ~
' it, has writ-
' 71' that lief
urday.
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IthdLl’OAN .cou swish.
9
The Store closes daily at 5 o’clock, except Saturdays.
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Men 5 FillillSilillOS.
Mcn who arc nccding anything in the
Shirts, Tics. Collars and Cults or other wrarablcs will find
our llnbcrdaslicr) .‘iccllon \VL'” stockcd and convenient of
ucccss. lx’cmt-mbcr if you (‘Ulllt‘ in at the Main Street cu-
truncc ii is thc first department on the right, no you will
not have to wander through long: aisles in search of what
you nccd. Several attractive Specials are ready for Sat-
way of Neglige
much. 2
Experim
ROW? __
Hem m Hardness:
”Him the“ Mansionsmmmnn his. snotty
snout DINNER
. . l'
“counterfeit;
S cts.
Fine Derby Ribbed Underwear, both Shirts and
Dran'crs (Shirts with short slccvcs‘), rcgular 50 ct. grade.
Salc pricc, 3g cts., 2 for 75 cts.
Nightshirts mndc of line Langdon muslin. trimmed
with ncal bluc, red or whitc beading, without collars, full
in size, cnsy every way. 50 cts. each.
Worsted Bathing Suits. black with white borders, and
blue with red bordcrs, also a good line of Oxfords. 'l‘licsc
arc the regular $3.00 kind, sclling ni $2.00 each. All sizes.
Men’s pure linen Handkerchiefs, 13, 17 and 25 cts.
For the boys. The wise mothcr will lay in a stock of
Mothers' Friend Blouses for the coming school days. Just
now We arc nblc to oii'cr a splendid assortment worth 50
cts., in the (i and 7 your sizes, for
29 cts. each.
8 and 9 year sizes, for 39 cts.. 2 for 75 cts.
WOMEN'S UNDERVESTS, 25 CENTS.
Two remarkably good new oncs.
gauze lislc, very thin, with plain finish, just what will be
appreciated by those women who feel the heat very
A fine quality of
Very dainty lislc Vests with genuine hand crocheted
trimming, 25 cts. each.
m
Don‘t forget your Boat Tickets on $3.00 purchases.
Get them at thcvtime of purchase. and use them on any
Monday. Wednesday. or Friday afternoon.
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Excursions, Maple and geriatric
Fortnst csll issued by fists Central
Committee.
NEW HAVEN, Ads. tar-Tho Repub-
lican state central committee has is-
sued the formal call for the Republi-
can state convention. it is as fol-
lows:
"To the Republican electors of Con—
necticuh—A state convention of dais-
gaicd representatives of the Republi-
can party from each town and senator-
ial district, will be hold at the auditor-
iuh, Hartford. Tuesday and Wednes-
day, September iii and 14, 1904. for the
purpose of nominating ‘candltates or
presidential electors, cmtdidates or
stun oilosrs‘and a candidate for rop—
rosentative.‘at large in the congress of
the United mates. ' “
"In ‘uccordsnce With the rides of the
party, the couVenticn will be called
to order on September ill at 8 o'clock
p. m., at which time the committees
on credentials, permanent organiza-
tion. rules and resolutions will be ap-
pointed. “
“The second day's session will he at
l0 o’clock s. m, Sept; 14, and will be
devoted to permanent organization.
the nomination of candidates, the lor-
matlon and adoption ot‘ a party plat-
form, and the transaction of such oth-
or business as maybe properly brought
before the convention. - *
"Each town is entitled to twice as
many delegates as it has members Iin
the lower house of the general as-
sembly.
“Each senatorial district is entitled
to two delegates. Towns having one
or more senatorial districts within
their limits shall elect their delegates
from such district in town convention.
'but such delegates shall reside in the
districts respectively represented by
them. Delegates from the several
senatorial districts comprising five or
more towns shall go appointed by the
delegates to the stats convention
chosen by the. towns, comprising such
senatorial district, and notice of the
time and place of holding such con-
ventions will be given by the senato-
rial district committee in districts
where such committees have been ap-
pointed or as prescribed by iocai‘par-
ty rules if any, in towns containing
two or more senatorial districts; oth-
erwise by the members of the. state
central committee for the district for
which the convention is: to be held.
‘ ‘in accordance with the rules of the
party, the primaries in the several
towns for the appointment of, date-
gates must he held 'at least live days
before the meeting of the convention,
upon at least five days‘ notice.
"By order or the Republican‘cstate
central committee of Connecticut,
MICHAEL KENEALY, ‘Chail'man.
GEORGE E. HINMAN, secretary: "
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A osssr ssr osvstoemo.
Oystermsn Arc Pleased Over Showing
‘ ' on Natural Bed.
William A. Lewis, state inspector of
the natural oyster grounds. made his
. oiiicisl report, yesterday, to the stats
shell commission upon the condition or
the oyster beds in this vicinity. ills
report is most gratifying to the grow-
ers as he agrees with them fully in the
belief that this season will bring forth
a. splendid set and a big yield.
The condition or the. beds is ascer-
tained through tests made trdm shells
taken up from the bottom.- These
shells. from which he made his tests,
were literally cové‘ed with tiny specks,
each of which was an oyster in its em—
bryotic state. The oyster growers
themselves have made the same sort of
tests and the outlook is better than at
any time in years. , .
One particularly pleasing feature oi!
the bright outlook is that the beds oft
Seaside Park and west to Fa-yerweh-
iher's island have a good set. tbe‘iirst
time in runny years. The last goon
oyster set hereabouts was four years
ago but at that time there was no set
off the. park. in every way the cow
dltions are pleasing and the only do
plorable outlook is that the beds were
, not borrowed prior to setting time as
it would hays resulted in a still larger
yield than that which is developing.
inspector Lewis's report is as fol-
lows: ~ . .
“I send you samples of set. taken
from Bridgeport and Stratford‘uaturai
, oyster beds. which you will see care
line forward, I am or the opinion that
” the set is a good one and covers quite
a large territory. Four ears, ago
there was no set off the par and west
A ,\ to Fayerweather’s island, but this your
there is a good one. . ' . ,
“‘1" sincerely regret that the natural
beds were not harrowod before setting
time. as the, yield would have been
much larger.” ‘ '
POWERFUL SEARCH LIGHT.
Purchased by Thomagtw. Pearssli of
. - Black Rock. _
A very powerful new searchlight was
installed yesterday at the residence of
Thomas W. Pearsall‘on (ii-overs Hill,
Black Rock, by the New York .electri-
,csl :tirm of Bellman I: Sanford, - of
will is .concern .ienry Sanford, of
Bri geport is a member. . e search-
{llxht ls'of 14,000 candle power and it
throws slight by which ~ves‘sels.three
_ or four-amuse out to sea may, be picked
“l" ‘ ' , . , v
, This is Mr. Pearson’s second. search
light 'this'season.' He‘ had a smaller
searchllght during the summer and
was‘sblplcasod-with it that he purchss~
ed the more powerful one. it is iocat~
ed uponthe front veranda of his new
residence and it covers a radius from
the Black "Rock iighuiouse almom to
fish crook hridgo‘ln tho-other direc-
tion. ,.!l‘he. searchilsht has a diameter
01724 mobs-.Lsad is {very handsome
one of polished brass. 3‘
Mr. Team“ has" his *own "electric
. it t plant in s sepsratebuildingrcon-
s timetable dynamo operated :by a
melons chains. with (overlies. 5. con-
siderebic number or storage batteries,
which ‘fn turn supply mi “residence!“
grounds with» electric light and also
, {granite bi; searchlidtc The beam of
1 . is “we” be marred fer-fallen
C hild‘tlio signals to’the oysterwstch ai~
.most every night. The searchlig’ht is
the kiodicar’risd by Unoie ‘s'tor-
i pbdo W damn i.- “ ”w...‘
” s rebirth} s filLshm hilt» N‘A
i. MUTE Bligh; _'Ind., M18 “in
a: museum hominid
when! mileage; on»
t > .
patient good material care
pa take a careful "if?! it!
i4) till your present‘noe'ddi .
t long Whlte‘ skirts, "with
iin’sertion and lace trimmed. , .
ty, $2.50. ' a .,
hovsns
it muslin corset covbi's.‘
1g and good quality, all all“.
Ilii‘muslin corset covers. into
' fd lace trimmed, very fill
,“e,26c. M. ,1
lilhtuslin corset coversptiigitq .1 ‘
distracted trimmed, more: »
,piainsook, 600. . . , .,
id"
”usiin drawers. with'dssn", ‘
, line quality, an unusual
I .. slin Drawers, with asth
, 8,1 made of good ,qusilty
. ‘ slln drawers, with stab.
H‘i and made of line wa {
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rapidly as Hose, .
its mother busy
b you pay for-“hoe-
Particulars of .
,, cranes Agency or f
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