tad bance' 11:11b l pad
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eaten. The area of minis pres-
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pile as been elected
Engine C'cm‘pu‘nyl
'1 0‘ Bone,-
edesto Fernandez, of the Fernnnd
déa.’ d; Ernst Cigar Company, is 111le
formerly reside.
. :‘(iéorge W. Van Alstyne and
“,,Wing are in , er Haven today,
attending the co ' ‘
necticut Miesioiidry Society.'
{1'11'e Connecticut Oyster Growers
Association held its andu‘al meeting
yee't rdsy attéinoon in the Board of
Trot rooms, in Bridgeport
mElvis Fliy had resigned his position
Butcher Ferdinand, Hayes and
‘ , wagons, to work tor the G. N Mc-
Kibbip' 1111111111," {ting Company. -
Lucien R. Bouton a member of the
Wolthaueen Hut Corporation. which
movéd' po'n'i'eV weeks ago to. Brockviile.
0nt'.srlo Canada,~'-. has been visiting
relatives in‘ South Nor-walk
All the commissioned officers in the
Connecticut National Guard are soon
to receive checks tor $26 each the an-
nual allowncerio'r those having uni-
1111111115111 their pussgaalon October 1.
- . “ W, a 1 .
1 ~Ltqilor license bonds turnltlhed by
Taylor 816014611.
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Guy Lee has resigned his position
with the Noiwalk Lock Company and
is to‘ move to Detroit. where he will
be employed by the Oldsmobile Com-
Dani’-
Irving Stone. of Westport who has
been employed at Howlnnds store in'
Bridgeport has resigned his position
to accept one with Tristram d: Hyatt
oi! Not-walk.
The Golden Rule Circle of King's
Daughters of the Norwalk Congrega—
tional Church, will meet with Mrs W
B Staples in East Nor-walk Friday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. , .,
--_-"I,‘lsn't safe to be a day without
Dr. Thomas‘ Ecle‘ctric Oil in the
house. Never can tell what moment
an accident {is going. to bullpen.
The contract for grading 3,150 feet
of hi hway in Colebrook has been
awarged to the Seymour-Clark- -Hllls
Company of Springfield, for 32 550, by
Highway Commissioner James 11.111111:-
donald. .. .1 J
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Norwnlk electors will have their
last opportunity before election at p1-
ing applications to made voters
next Monday between D a m. and 5
p m., when the registrars o! the First
Voting District will be in session at 10
Water street
‘ w‘
A11 clam-ate entertoln'nt1h‘la’}
been arranged for the race Lion 35-
Our Brothers' Lodge.l. O. 0. E, 0
Norwalk this evening at the lodge
rooms in Wall street. There will be
both lady and geptlsmeu‘ guests on
this occasion. '1.’
., The indium! or. .-parish will
undertaoacsptionnhis a bins to th9
11 - *
‘ 1111. than EMEE:
son the hours at 8 and
, 1 Amuaiclll program has
‘~ ad for the occasion.
1 1_ hi
1' - It is emphatically the best chance
has seen in months.
1 of silk quick. 1 ‘ 1
$136
":ail’cia. 23 inches .wldcm 91'.
rlaii’icta. d3 ibohcs wide, 5c
Penn dc sole, 23 inches wide-«4
a."
”1 fat $1..85
his. business trip to Cuba where he .
fl' ‘ 4 ' 1 dreds of .yards to begin with, so
‘1 last but a limited time.
' 5011 line.
1 secretary.
51111 Food 1111 have becn~lote
hack auk oitércd here, there
has been none to equal this-lot
to buy black silks that Bridgeport
’1 he ‘st’orc mikes low' prices 1112- ‘
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to get a foothold here It makes
low pricek 1.; give you the benefit ,
of its luck and to sell this big lot
P'e'au dc soic, 22 inches widc~
“49¢
Beau dc sole, 2.1 inches wide~
_ {PL-nu tie sole, 24 inches widow‘-
$1.65
~$1. 15
Taffeta, 26 inches wide~7gc.
fi’l'atfcta, 26 inches wide-4550.
I, can do sole, 27 inches widc~
$1 1.361:
Il'afieta, 27 inches \villc~()5c.
laffetn, 27 inches wide—4151. 15.
Taffeta. 3(1 inches widc~9oc. ‘
$1 39 1 "
fl'afl‘cta. 36 inches wide~$l ..(15
Then: were hundreds and, hun-
there will be plenty tomorrow.
But after that~wull the sale will
Let: aisle, rear.
PRINCESS MAY.
1 A new glove has joined
fallll}~l‘l'lllLCH‘-i May It is a
worthy sister to Vtiudsor and
Lafayette, our other $1 kid gloves
the
Ready now in black, hroan
tan and beaver~the colors that
go with the fall covert coats
Center aisle. rear.
THE HOVJLAND
DRY GOODS C0»
Bridgeport, Conn.
Was-.5
STEAMER NONOWANTUO SOLD.
Henry C. Rowe, er the H C have
Company. the Fair Haven oyster deal-
has purchased the steamer None
wantu'c. which formerly ran‘ on the
Brldgeport- Port Jefferson. L. 1.. line
and or late has” been tied up at New
London. This Nonov'mntuo was used
:a’s an‘ "excurslon steamer after having
”been discontinued on the Port .ieiter-
After being used as an ex-
cursion steamer for some little time.
she was purchased by the Eastern
Ship Building Company, of New Lon-
don. who used her as e terry to trans
'port their w9rkthén irom their yards
to New London. 1 They have purchas-
ed a new steamer and have sold the
Nonowantllc to Mr. Retro.
coNsuMh‘rivae 111,911: count-“011T;
osmium-11.1mm“ is cured by
Foley 8 Honey pd Tar. but we do not
hold out, lse ones to coniumptives
by clalnfln thitlt will cure this dread
disease in then‘ «ism: but it
999 lungs 111-; no 9110 mgr gone Foley's
on y and anw e pt a cure. as
it 91’.ng the rackinfl cou oral: a’nd sobth es
.Ithe hii'i‘am‘e'd .alr omitted slvlhitthem-
syncope to heal. 111119111111 in the ad:
vancé'd stages it always gives com
tort and relief. and .0! El ch
Arie, writes: “ll‘oluy's'H and? hid
in the best preparation 119-5111113111 and
lupurouble. lknow (hit it; has cured
consumptives in the first finger.” Sold.
at I-‘lo'latod’s drug storm, ’ 1
NEW TOBACCO COMPANY.
The: South Windsor '1’
pony £11611 51 certificate of incorpora-
tion with the state secretary. 891911193.
The "film “TWA. 133000
corpora 1,1 are “WA.
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puny out or?» £11ko ted}. certidc'att
of incorporation.
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Lre'pc dc clii‘ué,‘ 23 inches WidL ‘
‘Peau dc cygnc, 24 inches wide
Penn dc son-1'36 inches Wldc~ «ill 9
Icle'Verest,
l'or Princess Muy is to sell at a 1-
. Hoes. charged with the embezzlement
‘ at :21.000 item the Corn Nutiou'ai
coo cqlii- ‘
Hoyt's 3"libretto 1
by D W. Robs:-
ope Company
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rengthy .experlence they have
produced an entirely new entertain
merit and excelled all past shorts. t
1whole In
ensszztss 1-1»le aahlvas.
NEW YORK Oct 12. ~Herman E.
Bank of Chicago. was brought here to-
day 011 the steamer Finance from (30-.
ion. , He will! be taken to Chicago
11111 was arrested at ifanalna,’
whence he had lied. and surrendered
toths American minister as an act or
enmity by the Panama gove. 111* mt.
He had 8800 in a satchel Whi 1::ir 1st.—
ed.
$11477 _.
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HOTDIW‘EE‘G EATINE.
1101' AIR aEAEmg
STOVEEI'AND ng on.
CLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
an and 8mm Finlay.
Fixtures, Metal Calling.
it; v- you suit our clock at
RICHMOND RANGES?
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A B. C. Capsules
9rd by this time pretty well introduced
90 the public of South NorWallt. hut
he Wish to remind you at
thit they are the very promthIt-thla
1 city, charged with manslaughter his
land of Almhnk'dl
other remedies tailed,Y we saved her lite
‘a. m. 1 to 8:30 p. 1119
of 31.0011 was caliodoc and {arfeited yes
' tor-day attained in Superior court in
the case of Thomas J McNuliy 0! this
Nelly was arrested as the result of
its investigation into the wreck of the
Washington express that collided with
a freight air; or which McNully
was dogma on the night of July 30.
Engineer James H McIntosh. or New
‘Roohelle, Was killed at the. time and
McNally and John D Foley. of Hart»
ford, conductor on the freight. were
arrested charged with manslaughter
The arrest or lev was more techni-
cality and he will be discharged prob-
ably today. i
SAVES TWO FROM DEATH.
“Our little daughter had an almost
taint attack or whooping cough and
bronchitis.” writes Mrs. W K Havi-
.“but. when all
‘with Dr. King's New Discovery. Our
niece who had Consumption in an ad-
‘vanced stage, else used this wonderful
medicine and? today she is pertoo‘t-iy
well.“ Desperate throat and lung dis»
1 eases yield to Dr King's New macaw
ery as to no other medicine on earth.
infallible rm- Coughs and Guide. 50c
and 81. 00 bottles morphism by F. 1-1;
Baxter. 121181 notes." rise
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.1 CONNECTICUT OUT OF
1 Gloom at the Hoffman house was
decoded still .turther yesterday by
the news that a Democratic canvass .ot
Connecticut had shown the Nutmeg
stats to be absolutely beyond «the
reach of Parker and Davis. The Dem-
écratic State Central committee or
Connecticut informed Judge A. Heat-
on Robertson. candidate for govot‘nor,
tho the state was hopelessly lost for
both president and governor, and the
painful intelligence was quickly con-
Veyed to the Parker managers. The
Connecticut Democratic leaders blunt-
ly Mold the Parker managers last,
week that not a cent less than $200,000
would give the party a fighting chance.
and they were told in turn that noth-
ing llke half that amount was avails
hie for Connecticut as the money was
needed more urgently in the effort to
gnrry New York state ~New York Trl-
une.
A PROMINENT TRAINMAN.
~ The many iriends of G. H. Hansen.
Engineer L. E. & W. R. 11.. at present
living in Lima. 0. will be pleased to
know of his recovery from threatened
kidney disease. He says: “I was (hired
by using Foley' s Kidney Cure, which i
recommend to all, especially to train-
men. who are usually similarly sfllict- _
we *
‘sed. Sold at Plaiated's drug store
11
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to hold our large trade.
86 stbinbicn' diner.
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sells more goods than all the baahta that were ever made and the '1
satisfaction that our goods give the customers is what no depend upon
Are you one of our satisfied customers?
Better let us place you on the list.
You'll find us wide smoke and uptLHlate.
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They take on habits and customs;
they become thinkers and workers: 111-
twately they are the ones who take
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hays been annotated. ,
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The carohll situation given to its sin.
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