Iterlitzepnccticut 0oldlere.
pundit of the National
ardda lulu-1n. Va.. In September.
one will be wal tents for the officers
. D! .000 1’0 molttand A tents for the
‘ I100. and have been folded and
~ 11003911 to It! with the cooking utensils.
mmrmaster'a supplies. aappers' and
~.loiners' equipment. ptckuea and tho
tents and additional supples h
11 ankets and uniforms and kha suits
will be in the requisitions r the
camp .
The regimmhl quartermastor de-
partnlpnts vwl 109 charged with the
. and reoulsitions will be lnade by the
,oflicors of companies In the same way
as In actual warfare For the first
time in the history of the National
. . Guard In this state quartcrmasters will
be placed smder bonds for the return
of the supplies antithe Actna indemni-
tyn Co. will furnish the necessary
b0Tiler! will be 31 A tents for each In
lfantry company, not including the wall
.ente for ofilcera. Three moh will be
allowed lan A tent. giving ample accom
J I linodationa In camp. The supply of mod-
. icinea Mil be sufficient for any order-
gency'that may he met with. the medi-
, cal cheats for surgeons being filled
1. with due regard for the needs of troops
in the- field. Ration for the ten days.
including the time in going and re-
Stunting from Manaaaas. will be all that
the men can ask for. and the quality
will be approved by the military au-
_thorities. ..
‘- The n rations now going on show
~ that nothn 1111 will he wanted in the way
cf caniptequipage and supplies for the
Connecticut men while out of the state
engaging in the mobilization of the fed
. ,‘R oral and National guard troops.
Roman Eye Balsam
FOR WEAK 3R SORE EYES
OYOTERMEN iNDIGNANT.
m—
“ Complaint Hese Been Made to Captain
. Lewis.
jrighteotla indignation among the oys-
‘tcrmen here at the action of some men
.‘.
caiity in shelling In the river at the
present time. For three ycais we have
1 lived In hopes of an oyster set and now
‘ that there are assurances of a good
one these men are on hand and are
shelling.
' The result is that they will pretty
freely clear the river in shallow water
and complaint has been lodged with
. Capt. William Lewis. one of the state
harbor polic,- of Bridgeport with a
view of stopping it local oysterers
have argued with the offenders against
‘ , the work that they are alleged to have
continued for a period of three weeks,
but theiinen defy anyone to stop them.
Specimens of the shell secured by
them were brought into town yester-
day and there were good sets on near.
ly every one in one instance the set
numbered 60. The claim is made that
there Is a law regulating this sort of
5 thing and an attempt Is to be made
. . "Enforce it in this case. it is ex-
flmted that Commissioner Lewis will
'act without delay and that if the men
are found'violating the law a penalty .
will be exacted from them.
The condition is one that would nat~
uraiiy exercise many dependent in a
. measure. as are the oystermen here
on the business for a living and it is
«poor policy to dig. haul and load them
on the banks of a creek, as in this
case for planting when they already
‘ have good sets on them and will bring
‘ much more. , ‘
I ARE YOU GOINFGATO THE WORLD’S
2' if so. you should take along a bottle
of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. The hot weather
‘ ‘fatigue and change of drinking water
and diet are almost certain to produce
' j' diarrhoea and when you have this
remedy at hand you can check it at
once; if you wish to buy it. while
there- you can get it at any drug store
1. Louis. and at the inside inn Drug
tore. For sale by Stillson- Powell
Corporation. Clifford
Pieroo’a Bridge Pharmacy, Zeitfuss
Pharmacy.
{‘n’cnolrr NOT GIVEN cREDENoc.
Th following an ared as a special
' t‘ehhurgl Mass; “A big movement
' roam and control twenty differ-
this state and Northern Connecti-
and the construction of a large
her of amusement parks, is well
' :United- Gap improvement
0W
control of the Connecticut Railway
' » fighting Company" a immense net
2081011100. W the Connecticut R.
, 60.. one of the tonicers inter
movement Company is .
company deem. not
in the-aesthern part of
The only road no that way 1
ruining gm.
Wer rash. and ‘
-‘ like. The men are supplied wit shell.
protectioa or. e supplies and equiphge
STRATFORD, August 26.-—Thcre is Q
from Bridgeport. and others of this 10- ‘
Pharmacy. '
to the New York W flu yesterday from ‘-
trolley roads in various sectiona«
7 f , Office Chairs
,1 which is considered to be.
W“. cm: was: “it -
A i s
;of Rhea and the: construe? .1, Raymond and son, 5
or improvements to parks will cost
he. plans: munch discussion 1‘... . .-
{who erection of a. gigantic pow-. . .- ‘
Mon near Greenfield on the
nt- river with feed wires-
various substations in all
re the trolley roads now on .
Wan
d.and thatisowaedbyitiarh
0”.Besidee the onceraoff
Muscat awayon
. die it is hardly probable ally
, 1 1 could have been. in-
111 the matter togtve out the
. printodin the Fitchlui‘g
«r.-
KERCHIEFS.
the spring assortment and offer them as bargains.
20 sTVLne AT 5 came EACH. . ‘ '
10 and.“ AT 10 CENT3 EACH.\ .r '
211 3TYLES AT 121/2 CENTS EACH.
OTHER STYLES AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
34 Washington Street, South Norwaik.
Telephone 143-6.
__-_... r...v-_ --
,, .cN 11ml AFT cs JIJNE 15:11. . - mil“.
L111 rquw
m—uuem. o 1 iii .
Win" ~ - a . -- 48'an . '
«aft
Siea‘E’i‘ “Martha 5 Viney
Leaves South Norwalk. 7: 30 A. M. Leaves New York Ieekmsn street
2:15 P. 111., (Saturday 1: 15 P. M.) East 31-1 91.. a: 45 is. at. (Saturday
PROPELLER “ CITY OF lNDRWALK "
at 5: 00 P. M. Leaves Norwalk Teen. Thur. and Set. at 5: 00 p. m. Freight
received from 7:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M.
. \
FOR THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS WE HAVE CHOSEN LADIES' HAND.
We have bought some extra values In styles an Importer had ever from
Balance of broken lines of various merchandise at rummage sale prices.
1. DiGKERMAN&SON.
Till 111111111 Steamboat 110.. hectic-317111."
RARE—angle-Sao ——E'xour #5::
FREIGHT ONLY—Leaves New York, Monday. Wednesday and Friday
A. J COLLINO G. CO. M ID SUMMER SALE OF
FURNITURE. CARPET-5'. MATHNUS. OIL CLOTHS
AND LINOLIUMS.
plyinas you can save from 20 to 50 per cent. A few of the specials we are of-
fer g
PORCH ICREENS.
4 ft. Vudor, was $2.00. new $1.50.
3 ft. Vuder. was $2.75, new $1.93.
3 It, Vudor. was 33.50, now $2.65.
10 ft. Vudor, was $5.00, new $3.75.
Ii 11. Bamboo. was 93c. new 651:.
' .. 98c ng‘w 75¢. ICE CREAM FREEZERS.
W ' 4 qte.. was 92. so. now e1..9e
“5.00 Refrigerator. now "1.23. _ 3 ate. _' Wil .230. now .1 75
$13.50 Refrigerator, now $10.98. 2 qta., was $1.93, new $1.50.
$9.50 Refrigerators. new $3.00. 1 qt... was $1. 39, now $1.00
Adi our 251:. 29c. 35c and 391 Mattin 9. new 191:,
All our Hammocks. Blue F.
, PORCH CHAIRS.
Was $3.75, new $2. 93
Was $2.25, new $1.39.
Wee $.I93. new $10.9.
Was $1.25, new 98c.
this sale to close out. .
=l'e effect a quick clearance. .cost 0 r value is not considered. You can
save dollars on anything you buy.
A. J. COLLINS 82 00..
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMER3.
12 to North Main 31.
$10 to $50
$5 75 to $10
Roll 1... Desks
.il‘.) ilwy‘ ,1
46 and 48 Main Street. NoWaIk‘.
1112‘ rain‘ c‘L‘o‘aK AND spa erotic... '
modwithlace Insertion, animal). .
« ... , sin HAT eats.
.9. 1.11m. They are all this season's goods.
only
* 113111111 China 0111: Waist. trimmed nicelygsn's
- Whynnfeomemanseewhatbugainsyoucanbnymriittieneney
. A. IIRAIL. 2M9.
Q Washington otreet.
given by the Harman lines that com- from $1 to $5 a machine.
in August” thePaclilce Hall" 2.5". -————:-——-
. .1 7. from 81m manic sienna!- 1111‘sz ire Hie-roav,
,eo‘and m”and Asiatic Steins- ———--
ip Co [comforting Ora
Lo Yokohama. Kobe, {331.111 hi .1 ed
Ines eit-
newsman with
MMMMN
WMMWMIIIS
uln Add" vase norm Douro beach. The Bridge- Hiollwav woman wavanroao. -
W. WWW”
11:22.1: ....-.._,._ . 1-. - . - .1 - . ..-..,..
Should be the destination of every man and woman who have needs to sup-
awie 011 stories and Go Carts are included In’
3outh Norwaik.
Now is the time to wear White Lawn 9.111.. The greatest bargain av-
er snared. Waist trimmed 111er1 its la'ce insertion and shirt also trim-
" ail-mm Hats have been urn-ha 1.011. Sold at any price. Call and
A full line of Whitesstn Waista trimmed with lace Insertion berths.
hath Norwaik. Gena.
WILL RE EIVE 'JAPAN FREIGHT. dealing in ”wing whines, pretence
0111131100. August ail—Notice "I to repair machines at an expense of
THI‘Nav ‘ .1135...
People on a Certs Day Each Year.
"1' vo got bay 1 er," belitentiohsiy
-reinarked a prominent professional
mun yesterday afternoon to a reporter.
tea the latter entered the vpl'tli’tlialonol
man's (intro and discovered him iii the
act of violently blowin the olfactory
tests from his eyes. 1 ..
'1‘ ill: 111101th was lntclostod at once
for he had just heard that the half W"
or 1101111011 lllld just begun and he was
anxious to talk with some sufferer from
the disease
"Yes, i have It every year," contin-
ued the professional man in response
to some question of the reporter's. “it.
comes on just about a day 111 this time
of the your. Stays till frost comes.”
The reporter went. out 111111 talked to
to the first doctor he met on tho
strcel.
"Yes this is hay fever season.” said
the doctor, in reply to the reporter's
question "With many pcolllc It begins
about the fifteenth of Jilly and with
some It begins about the fifteenth of
August, Sufferers from this strange
disease almost invariably have annual
attacks and they come on with unre-
lenting promptnl-ss at almost. a cer-
tain day of the month of .11in or [1111:—
llst. i know 11 New York physician
whose altar-ks come as regularly as the
seasons on the twentieth of A1111!!!“-
but this year be anticipated the visit
by a week. and the disease attacked
him before he got away for his annual
retreat in the northern woods. ’l‘hls
anticipation of the disease sometimes
happens with regular sufferers.
"i haven’t heard much about the dia-
ense this year, because those who 111th-
it seldom come to a doctor unless they
get so had some night that they fear
they will choke to death before morn-
nbie 10 give something that will relieve
iciiiporurlly. but there is 110 euro
known except a change of location.
This disease Is said to be caused by
the pollen of varimls plants. buy, the
rose, or golden rod, and different peo-
ole are affected by different. pollen.
That is the reason why the disease Is
sometimes called rose, void. if it. is
the poison of the pollen Wliii'll causes
the disease. and that, is the generally
accepted theory it will or seen that
there is no curcvfor the susceptible
person as long as he stays where that
poison tun get into his 8} 1111 111 "
Ill. Willillllll iEllili ll flilllli
For NERVOUSNESStaad INSOMNla
NEW YORK N. 0.. IN run LEAD.
Navy Second in National Rifle Compe-
tition at Fort Riley.
FORT RILEY. K1111, Aug. 25.—~'l‘lie
first event of'the national rifle (’liillllt‘ll-
tion national team match. closed last
evening with the New York National
(lunrd team having the highest score
for the three days' shooting. The
four service tennis followed. with the
navy team In si‘t‘imli pint-c. army lil-
iantry third. army cavalry fourth. and
Marine corps fifth. The District of
Collimblu.Natlnuul “card team was
sixth. These teams will participate III
the distribution of the trophies, cash
prizes and models;
The most remarkable change in the
places of the teams was that of the
navy. it occupied the sixth place at
the close of the second day‘s firing.
and in two skirmish runs, which was
the program for yesterday. it jumped
to second place. it was the hardest
day's work the competitors have been
through since the competition coin
menced. There was 11 strong wind all
dayfrom the southwest. striking U10
range in a vertical direction. The
possible number of points for each
team during the entire malt-h was six
thousand; Following .ier the scores
0f 119 teams for three duys’ shoot
lug: New York. {322; Navy. 4.21M:
Army infantry, 4.250; Army caval
of Columbia. 3.991: Pennsylvania. 3.-
983; llliodc island. 3.1177: Mnssachu
antic. 3.950: New Jersey. 3.1107: Wash
ingtou. 3,1411: Maryland 3.723: ‘90?-
“11.3.6“: Cemectlcut, 3.1111; lowa,
8.521: Florida, 3.357: Michigan. 3,168;
Kansas, 2,685; Alabama. 2.178.
SUICIDE PREVENTED.
preventive of suicide had been discov
cred will interest many. A run down»
system. or despondency invariably pre-
cede suicide and something has been
found that will prevent that condition
. which makes suicide likely. At the
first- thouaht of self destruction take
Electric Bitters. it being a great
tonic and nervine will strengthen the
nerves and build up the system. it's
" also a great Stomach Liver and Kid-
ney regulator. Only 50c. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed by F H Baxter. Drus-
gist.
CHARGES $300 FOR A COLD.
:3 Along With 15...... to Property by
Fire From Locomotive.
Not only does John R Peck. of
.. Newtoom. wish pay for the fields
which were burned by a fire caused .
by a stray spark from a loeoniotive of
the Con‘solidated road but he holds
‘tho ‘cornoratlon responsible for the
cold which be contracted while trying
‘0 exunxiiisb the flames. Hence he
'has brought suit in the common 111833
court asking for $300 damages.
’Tlie fire look. M on March 24.
'and in the terms of the complain!“
“While endeaverlng to put out the
010. he contracted a severe cold which
bottled in his throat and chest. by rea-
sore and lame and tits bled for three
weeks: sunered graati physical and
mental pain and was rendered unable
to follow his usual employment as
first Tuesday in Member.
W
scHOOL annoomA'rIONe.
The eemmouel- iis‘ll drawn orders on
311nm wan the biggest day in the
story of local trolley line. over school transpo'rtetion Wilton. 39m
W W-
the state saunter his the payment of
Over niobium Haber-ea People can the following: average attendance
hatcnington, $809. 04; High
1100th2116011. Wilton. $207.96; High
Bridgeport Advertisements.” ' H
millionth-1m. Adv lamenti.
Incursble Dinah Attache 0usceptlbie ‘
cusp and ludustrious wiping the:
ing. in such cases we are sometimes ,
l 1 " W a. .
The D M Read Co.
Established 1657
-de——-y——-
The Store closes daily at 5 o'clock. except Saturdays.
-...——-—o—-——-
A Short Storu on Refrigerators.
lllc use of these .1r1111cs0il01111siu ttoiiomy is not
t‘liliillit‘ti 10 ”it“ t-illlliiiit‘l' scusnii 1110111“, but in lliflflt‘I'll days
and with many families continue their good offices tliocu-
lil‘t' your. Yet We have a it‘W still 011 illillti Consisting 01
seventeen assorted styles. which we oil‘t-r from $3.00 10
$7.50 reduction from this scusun's prices.
lllllliiil style, we mark a reduction 10 $8.00, which was
$1J.1xi.
'l'lu- IIt‘Xi size larger, $10.00. formerly $14.00.
lixlm large size, 11011“ $111.00, wci‘tr Will‘lii $22.00.
Regular family size, \\'t‘l't' $0.00 and $il.00. will close
at $0.00 and $8.00.
This opportunity to purchase 1111 article of So much
milifurt and satisfaction should not be overlooked.
are strong. troll made with fill the sanitary acccssni'ics,
and will lost many yt‘ill‘S 01' iIClini service.
For the Bathroom.
There is Illllt‘il pleasure and 11111110“ in :1 well 11111101111—
rtl lultli 100111 with bright nickel fixtures.
cleanliness and utility in the surroundings the luxury of :1
bath cannot be tiy't-rcstiluzlicd . \\'t- have all the small iix—
iui'cs requisite. like TUWCi liars. 110111 25 1:15. to $2.48.
Sponge Racks from 551.1010 $1. 50.
(millliilatioii Sponge .1111! 50:11) “UMUS, 111$
Standing Soup ilisllts. 25 its. in $1.25.
l’nili 'l‘uli Souls from 081715 10 $2.98.
Sluiucr llutlls $1.00 10.31151)
lootli lil'usli iiultlt'rs. Hanging Soup
'l‘tm-rl liars. all new and latest designs. and
lllL'Ci the desires of 0111‘ cumin IllL'l‘S.
-
Wc would still clilai'gc 1111011 the pleasures in he 0l)-‘
iaiucd ill scouring excursion tickets for l‘nrl, Jet'i‘stin for
purchases of flirt-t- dollars 01‘01‘1‘r. Excursion days Moth
days. \\'cdiicsdays and Fridays in August.
The D. MT-Read Co.
I )lli‘ best Col.
Speaking for
at prices to
ry, 4.158; Marine corps. 4.0711; District .
The startling announcement that a ‘
“rem
soil of which he been and was sick. .
r’farincr.” The suit is returnable the p
..-.....::.-.-.== . ._ 1:23.
1101011 POINT 11011122091111
HOTEL AND
U der the Me meat I II. J. S lffr d
n none 9 m an J 5'. Kelly
,o—s-g—o—pq
Siren: witness: 61.111113111291170“. Jo mum
PRICES. was as A SPECIAL rr.
Excursions,
M
'. .v xys at 1}
has” Hum
Music and Dancln
t? M- .58 1
a r
I
113110 Syru
ohm"mr
substance. teage is its guarantee. It
‘iiiF.
has. a 332% light. and whicli hub .
in nee for overlie years; has home the signature”? of-
‘ andhaalidenmadennder
361101811 pol-vision since its
-. Anewno' one todeeelve you in this.
All Comterfeiu. [111le and “Juat-as-good” lire but:
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health or
mama Children-Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria' 1‘.‘ a; harmless smut. for on... on. Pare-
It is Pleasant. It
Opium. Morphine nor ‘otier Narcotic
and alleys Feverishnesa. ft cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. Its-ell. Teeth! Troulifce cure? 'Ci‘liisti
ALWAYS
l' "i had been troubled with kidney
raussnav, . AUG. .5. «.9...
ITATI PIACI CONFERENCE.
Many Addresses Made at the Exercises
Held Yesterday.
MYSTIC. August 25.-—i’eopie from
all directions streamed into the Mya-
tic Police Union Grove yesterday. to
attend the day’ s exercises of the Con
necticut Peace Conference attracted
by the promise of a very interesting
series of addresses. It is estimated
that over 1,000 persons had seats in
the amphitheater when. 0 c.1111skell.
of Norwich. the first crusher. trail 111-
trotiut'od. Hk topic W03. ”30100th
Living. the Path halved“. ". lie assert-
ed that all war and comluotion arises
'over flood, and claimed that a person
can live from fifty to one hundmd days
witlioutlfood. He read: a letter from It
woman who still she was tidint I180
iiollseworkr on the fifty-first "d0! ‘0'
her fasting. She bud suffered from a
disease the cure of which had been
drained to be impossible by physi-
clans
ilrndford l’ct‘k. of iirooklinc, Must-1.,
national president of the Cooperative
Association of America. spoke on "in-
dustriai Cooperation lit- udvotuwtl
the adoption by business Interests of
the cooperative means of pro luctlou
and distribution. Said be: “There in
no one greater than John. the Baptist,
D. Rockefeller in organizing a busi-
ness of cooperative plans. The prin-
ciples of the Stamford Oil Company
are undoubtedly economically sound,
although the limiter of distribution 01
:19 profits is undoubtedly undemocrat-
c."
James F. Carey. of Havorllill, Mass.
spoke on Socialistlc doctrines.
Dr: Crossman’s Specific
FOR BLOOD DISORDERS
NEW TROLLEY LINE OPEN.
Hartford and Springfield Branch Ten
Miles Long. '
HARTFORD. August 25.—-—The new
branch of the iiartfordand Springfield
Street Railway Company. is to be
formally opened by the State Railroad
Commissioners this week and the cars
will begin to run on regular schedule
next Monday. The road is ten miles
long and runs from Windsor Green
north to Windsor Locks and thence
to Sufiiclli, where it joins with the
Suffieid Street Railwa'r Company, thus
completing the circuit between Hart-
ford anti Springfield.
A through service will be establish-
_cd whereby passengers will be con‘
vcyed without change of cars from the
center of Hartford to the center of
Springfield. A special feature of the
operation will be the opportunity to
start in Hartford and make a trip
through Springfield and back down the
,east side of the Connecticut river as
far as the New England roads cross»
ing in East Hratford without change
of cars, This will give a unique cir-
cuit of about fifty miles through. the
beautiful Connecticut Valley.
END OF BITTER FIGHT.
, “Two physicians had along and stub-
born fight with an abcess on my right
lung." writes J. F. Hughes of Du Pont,
Ca. "and gave me up. Everybody
thought my time had come. As a last
rcsort I tried Dr. King‘s New Discov-
ery for Consumption. The benefit I
received was striking and l was on my
,feet-ln a few days". Now i‘vo entirely
regained my health.” it conquers all
Coughs. Colds and Throat and Lung
troubles. Guaranteed by F. H. Bax-
ter's Drug Store. Price 50c, and $1.00.
Trial bottles free. "
GOING TO ST. LOUIS.
Hartford Militiamen Will Escort Gov.
Chamberlain.
When Governor Chamberlain and
staff leave for the World's Fair. St.
Louis, in October. to attend the Con-
necticut day exercises. it is expected
that the official party will be accom-
Ipanied by two of Hartford military or-
ganizations, the Governor’s Foot Guard
and the Governor's Horse Guard. Ar-
rangements have been under way for
the Foot Board’s trip for some time.
and transportation and hotel accommo-
dations have already been provided
for. The Governor's iiorse Guard also
has been invited to escort the gover-
nor and active preparations are be-
ing made.
Adjutant General Cole says that. the
program at St Louis will not be severe
on the military nie11.1‘hey will be sub.
ject to the order of the commander-in-
chlef at all t emitstcub. feeihhhu rdu
chief at all times. but the chief part
of their official duti will be confined
to October 13. Con ecticut day.
WAR AGAINST CONSUMPTION.
All nations are endeavoring to check
the ravages of consumption, the
“white plague" that claims so many
victims each year. Foley's Honey and
Tar cures coughs and colds perfectly
and you are in no danger of consump-
tion. Do not risk your health by tak-
Ing some unknown preparation when
Foley' 9 Honey and Tar Is safe and cer-
tain in results. Ask for Foley’ 9 lion-
ey and Tar and insist upon having it.
For sale at Plaisted's drug store.
.PROFE330R3 GOING TO EGYPT.
PRINCETON. N; 0.. Aug. 24.——Plans
have just been completed for an expe-
rditlon to Egypt by several Princeton
professors, and a leave of absence has
been granted them, it is the intention
of the party to make scientific research
Inland aboutSyrla in connection with
the ancient Pyramids, Enno Littman.
who is an acknowledged authority en
liilgypt. is- now in Egypt. completing ar-
rangements for the remainder of the
-.party 'i‘hose who wiil- be in the party
besides Littman. ‘are- W. K. Prentice,
professor of Architecture, and Mr. Nor-
ris, of New York city. Prof W. B.
Scott. is also in Europe on a geological
expedition and will return late in the
gall. The expedition will return next
one. 1" 1‘
WAS WAOTI N0 AWAY.
disease foi- the last five yam," writes
Robert; R. Watts; wt Salem .‘2'
lost flesh and never felt well “dildos-
tossdaith teatime Div-lemma tried
all- Newsagent“ withoutleeiief.
Pine!!! if tried Folet'n Kidney We
and less than two bottle-w 1:11anme
and, Orr and”! min” Mm
'On-Tr M
1 MW
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