Bounded on the North by the Purity of the
Snows; on the South by the Nutritious Wealth
of the Tropics; on the East by the Health-
fulheni of Scientific Belting; on the West by
the Energizing Power of the Mountains.
'NATiouALsaiscurr COMPANY
Alteration
WEE m flags—1M
" None Hall “Mali My mat the Others In
, the first time in forty rear: live/alc-
1 tordey. not one
‘ Ansonia.
‘ Dinkmman. New Haven; treasurer. M.
1 for three yearn. Rev. J. Smith Dodge,
ThI .
DERBY. 'Gonu. ”unnumber- its ~For
tern met one another It Aneonia yes
Bluebell: Upton. at .140. iii Day fltreet.
There were thirteen children. of
mom live daughters and one son are
v ng.
UNIVERSALIBT CONFERENCE.
NORWICH. Sept. 2B.——-At (the second
day'neosaion of the Conference or the
Universaliut Churcheuot connecticut.
oflleere were elected as follows: Presi
dent. C 0 Lincoln, Harttord; vice-
president. Rev F. A. Dliltncham, D.D.,
Bridgeport; secretary. Rev. F.
M Whitiemcre, New Haven; trustee
D...D Stamford; trustee for one year
to ill! unexpired term or J. F. Bates,
deceased. E. A. Tracy, Norwich. It
was voted to hold the next convention
in Stamford The report of Treasurer
Whittolnore Ihowed receipts of $4127
during the year. with a balance on
hand of $2.127.
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ZUSTAFBON'S BODY RECOVERED;
DERBY, Sept. 22.—-—The body of Da-
vid Zustafson, who committed suicide
Tuesday by jumping into the Houoa
tonic River. was recovered yesterday
Zustataou was about to start tor Swe-
den, his old home, an had bought a
tipketLbut became dc pendent.
“at
The strongest bond of human
,symnathy, outside of the family
relation, should be one uniting all
working people of all nations and
* tongues and klndrcds.———Abraham
Lincoln, 1804.
NEW WAISTS.
Stunning new patterns on white
grounds, strictly tailor-made, of n
high-grade fancy mndrus, alone
worth as lunch as we ask you for
the waist mado lip, and you ought
to see how carefully it in fashion-
ed. It couldn't be made better
under your own direction. and
that’s just what you want [or full
' and winter—a supply of good
practical waists for every day
wear. There‘s style about this
Waist, too—made with neat, tailor—
ed tucks on front. and has stitch-
ed collar and cuffs—dive hundred
will scarcely be enough tomorrow
at the price—~08c.
NEW AUTUMN WAISTB.
Satin Damask Shirt Waisis.
scroll designs. front made or ul-
ternate rows of box and stitched
aide plaite, plaited back. now
Ileevce and trimmed collar, $1.50.
Cream Colored Albatross Shirt
Walets. with fancy stripe entire
front, made of stitched iuiinr
piaits, new sleeves and stitched
collar and cuffs, $1.98.
Penn 09 Solo or Taffeta Silk
Waiuta, trimmed with line pin
tucks. plaiin and tailor stitching,
. UNDERWEAR BALE.
All our Fall and Winter Goods
left from last season at nominal
prices.
Ladica' and Children‘s Vests
and Pants, htlo griuica, at the.
81.00 and 75c Goods at 25c.
I
OCTOBER DELINEA'I‘OR REA1
'l‘lY AT THE PATTERN COUNT-
ER.
LACES -— ONE-HALF USUAL
PRICES.
We and 12th laces. 3 yards
for Joe.
’l‘lu-sc aro odd pieces of \‘al.
and (tinny Lucas. now no very pop-
ular. Just. the laces for under-
wear, fancy Work and curtain
trimmings.
Also 75 dozcn yards wido '1‘qu
chon Laces, regularly sold at 8c
and tile. 8qu price, Be.
Saturday we will again have on
solo Pillow Rallies at. 50c.
Usual price 20o yard. We give
enough for a very large pillow for
bile.
SATURDAY
with sales of Colgate's Dental
Powder we will give free a cake 0!
Cashmere Bouquet Soap, guest
room size.
Ladies' Swiss liandkcrchicfu, a
special lot for Saturday. Scallop~
ed and borders, large variety, now-
osi, styles, 3 for 25c. Regularly
-worth 121,50 ouch.
it came, nearly 200 pieces. of
the bout Outings in neat stripes
and checks. pinks. graya. blurs.
rods, inns, black and white and
mottled effects~a grout showing;
absolutely the best and the price,
100.
28 inch Flannolottea, pluiu color
grounds with neat polka. dots, lig-
uree and stripes ndnptml for house
gowns and wulata, a splendid vu-
Iuc. at he.
UNDERWEAR.
Men's naiturul and white Merino.
in the proper weight for present
\vnur. Strongly made; all scams
bound; sateen finished Drawers,
50c.
SALE on BOOKS.
Almost an insult to the authors
to so” those, books at those prices.
Saturday. 2 books for 25c.
u...
ALTERATION SALE MEN'S" 80X.
Just 300 pair Mons linlf None,
in plain black and imported fun-
clcs. They will be in the cur-
pcniors‘ way if left here next
woek,‘so we. will sell them at 25c.
Could not be sold regularly at
less than 350. *
...__.
ALTERATION SALE PRICES ON
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
BLEACHED BHEETING.
Full 8-4 width, vcry heavy, lino.
grade, value today at wholesale
25c yard; sale price. l9c.
WRAPPERS.
We keep the "Domestic" Wrap-
pers, conceded to be thebont make
of Wi‘illlpt‘l‘ii made. For Saturday
we will give, you two specials in
Domestic Wrappers
At $100. instead of 81" .5. made
of Pt'ltnlt' not full size, n: lll holes
plonly largo enough. good wldo
isklrls. Special “.00.
At 31.20, made of either Percale
or li‘lunuolcttc, neatly trimmed.
one oi the best. values in the
store. SuturduleJh.
CASHMERE GLOVES.
New shipment of Cashmere
(Horns will be ready Saturday.
Several kinds.
Flown Lined, (lotion. black and
colors, 26o.
l’lnin Cashmere, 250.
Silk Lined Suede Cashmere.
black and colors 50c.
Cashmere hull linod, blink and
colors, 50c.
Complete line of the New Fall
Model of Thomson's Glove Fitting
Corsets.
UNDERWEAR
We snapped up ‘0. lot of ladles'
Itlbbcd Undorwcdr this week at
for below prevailing prices. all of
which accounts (or this offering.
Fall Weight. Fleece Lined, Silk
Bound. Silk Neck Ribbon, l’curl
Buttons. Druwors -iundc with
French bitlld, 29c.
SCHOOL HOSE
that hang together the longest
time and look well all the while
is our specialty. ' For the boy or
girl We can save you money on
Sclmol Hose.
Special for Saturday. Boys' Ex—
tra Stout Double Knec. 19c ilosc,
Saturday, 1! pairs for 250.
PEIRFUMERY. eon, TOILET
SPECIALS.
There should be come very ac-
tive soiling here. if prices are any
inducement. to you, not an item
here ndvortiucii hilt enters into
your every day economy. There‘s
a saving to you if you buy hero
and now.
Colgnto‘s Oatmeal Soap. regular-
ly 10c, Saturday 7c.
White Bath Soup. 5c size. Sui-
urday, 5 cakes for 1355c. .
Colgate‘s Smelling Salts. Satur-
day 25c.
47]! Violette Toilet Water, Sat~
urdav 290.
Murray 62 Lanmon's Florida Wu-
tor, Saturday, 49¢.
Wilfldhlll'y's Facial Cream, Sni-
urday 10c. .
Bender's Tar and Antiseptic
Soap. always 26c. Saturday the.
Colgale’g 'i‘ar1Soap. the regular-
ly. Saturday 109.
i .
' DTOPPED WORK ON TROLLEY.
_-—-u—-—.
Could Not Agree With Water-
ford Selectmen.
NEW LONDON. Supt. 22.-~'i‘lio New
London and East hymn Surat itali
WIy Company oiliciala yesterday do.
dad to stop (XIIISII‘IICIIOII work in the
town not Waterford alleging as the
hills their inability to come to tormu
the Icieetmeu of Waterford re
tiling the location of switches. Pres-
Ilit Thomas Hamilton. oi the railway
mpany in a public statement, says:
1 "0m onday and Tuesday agree
them with the aetectmen on the town
It Itertord was reached concerning
1 ’qnotItlonI then in rillpute. Our
ark had In far progreued that we
were about to announce the opening
. it! the road for trailic to iiiraita liridIo
* on Tunney next and were Tuesday
encased Iii» putting in the neuoaaaiy
Iwitcheii required by or schedule. The
’ioeItion of these aw miles. every one
“NW!“ can be determined only by tho
.heeeaeltieh of the cane, and not by
the with“ of either ourselves or the
coal town authorities. The select-
ion: of the town of Waterford have
peremptoriiy ordered till to canoe on
Work on letehcn until they can take
lilo time to locate them tor us. The
IlnnIn oi the board, when asked
I II to when he could ilnd it
_ out to than love:- us, would
I. u: no definite answer. When
_hy the nrleoideiit when he would
and no at I location. he re-
“A heuegrid ”3:3", it ’t‘hm‘
° D") r lib 0 It“ It].
could not in mm to It“
mg- InieuiIr tum in the in-
t this work. Further. the
E
New London Ind EIIt Lyme Oi'fleiIiI‘
switch work. We find ourselves in
selfdefcnse compelled to come all lur~
ther work until we are allowed to com-
plete it without constant interference
~intortference, too, which in totally
unwarranted, and which cornea from
motives which we are almolutoiy at a
lens to underniaml."
CA-STOR IA
For Inhale Ind children.
flu Kill You Iiiiu than Mill
Dom tn;
I
O
m
PIeeso’woa‘rHLIoI cHIcKa.
NEW HAVEN Bentemher 22 Mile
velopmentn in the arrest of ltohcrl w.
Home. in New York. at the remnant of
the New Haven police. are Mild to in“
in the belief that the young man porn:
ed worildoau checks in New York and
PhliIdeiplilI II well In in this city
According to the local police. his plan
was to otter a large check in payment
for merchandise or comparatively
small value In that he would receive
“considerable tum in cash as cilantro.
ell IIid to have and checks of I
New Haven bank in his dealings in
other elude.
Detective dolwell m in New York
today to get renuiriiion papers [of
Hume. The nriIoner in the Inn oi
tag. 10de“ 8.11m, I mloatonnry in
n I. l
WW
DWI” lltIIc in; it
Mgmlmmm My Item
I I“ * if Ill
dilution ”III-N: cautioned thd‘ ”m m m "it “’0 MI cattle
N0 OPPOSITION TO TROLLEV EX-
TENSION.
HARTFORD. Hoptember 22.-~No op-
pouiilon dovolopmi at. the hearing be-
foru the railroad colnmiaalonern yen-
toiliay. to the petition of the (‘onaoli
datial Sirtlut Railway Company for an
oxiena‘iou in (‘oolt Itreot, Meridm 'I‘ho
onlliillliitllom'l'u will pose formally on
tho decision tutor. Regarding the
construction of an overhead footbridge
in Wiiilmnntic. aprons the irnrkn of
the Central Vermont Railroad. the
comminaionorn were notified that II-
though the city and 110mm rompIny
have reached an undorItIndliig own-
ers of adjoining property will bring
suite to the amount of 018.000.
“01‘ FOR CHILDREN;
Mothers. be careful of the health of
your children. look out (or Clinician.
Colds. Group and Whooping Cough.
atop them in titans—wane Minute (.10th
Cure in the bent remedy. liarmleII
and pleasant. Contains no opiates.
Sold by The Clitford Pharmacy "
HANK CASHIER PNOMO‘I‘ID.
NEW HAVEN. September 22. «At I
special meeting or the director-I oi the
NItlonaiuNew Rayon hank to-dIy.
Frank D. 'rrowhridu. outlier ot the
institution. mun elected omidentm to»
succeed the his Wilbur F. Domino
erd to. Mix we elected mater.
AWAOKID IV A MOI.
and beaten. in I ion riot. until covered
with um. I Chic Itreet car can
doctor Ippiiodm 5qu WI Arum Min
“Mamie and well "luII
Milled it
turteittl Ind lingual!
- -wuhout product
4—.—
1LUNcHIo Wi'I'H KOREAN EM-
* Fillies.
MiII RooIIvelt’I Party Pint Women
to be In antortIlnId.
snoop, stint, 22-Mieu Alice ltooIe
volt and the women of her party at-
tended a women'n luncheon at the out-1
are yesterday. 0m, the emporor'a
consort, who was houtmmrowwd i
toast to Mina RooIevett.
'l‘tie luncheon III the but time in
the history of the country tint the
Women or the palace had entertained
foreignera. Mrs. Bunker and Mn.
Underwoni. minionIrieI, acted II ind
terpretore
AmerieIn Minute: Morten and
British Minister JordIu [live I recon
tton yesterday utmnon in honor- -oi
Mina Rooneveit. to whom were prelim
ed the macabre at the Korean «blunt.
the diplomatic corps. (ten. linen“.
commander at the Juneau noon in
Korea. and hit stall. ladies Korean
sincere and prominent ferrite rent
«on I.
W
NO UNPLIAIAN'I' IPFIO'I‘U.
by Metro for him or condom
lion you know who llI’llIIIfOt-II.
{facile lama? ti‘l‘itlepl Dill eieIIfiI flirt
var Iii I We! I it
mat elem
Sold by The all lord titanium. 1”
waur Inmoii mmeitIm. _
PANAMA sown-r I! .wli is re
ported thi Prentdontdnmior Ind the
I tutu rm“
of them having Icon ,
any of the others in that time. The *
. occaaiou was a reunion at the six and
, limb or the late Janna and Mary Dun-i
flurry, of this city. at the been or Mrs.
’ most delicate 'lklft.
it you over monitor- “I“. lam IuhItIu “Id
”You and themaodtofothmmtlred
career ~ 1 1 ~
wré‘allhhidfi We“, ‘ ' a
e 1 I
gunk, blaring tfifiml, cool alum a va»
choicmfinvou—Vaniila, tarpon. Chocolate.
Strawberry undOrangc. We. Ailments.
Order ”Each gl‘lwer Tod-7. '
.7 "A A.
IMIaicIu Lemon.
Chicago 'I'Ilm Two From New York
--Oti'ier OImII.
NEW YORK. Sept. 22. ~0hlcago
won both games of yesterday's double
header with New York. Timely bat-
ting won the double victory for 01111
cage. and long hitting was a lecture in
both contests Scones:
R. H. ill
Chicago 0000300004: 9131
New York- 2 o oo o o one—2 :50.
Batteries: White and Sullivan;
Cheabro and Klelnow. Um iron,
O’iglughllu and McCarthy. Ime.
R. H. E."
Chicago 00010302491
New York 010 0‘1 0 0 0—2 7 3.
Batteries: Smith and McFarland;
Orth and Kleinow. Umpires. O'bough-
tin and McCarthy. Time. 2:00. At-
tendance, 6,000.
8t. Look. 5: Benton
BOSTON. Sept 22..~—-8t Louis won
a poorly played game yesterday by 5
to 13. Boston‘s hits were the better
bunched. but. the visitors made theirs
in conjunction with the misplays of
the local team. Score:
R. H E;
SLIouie 200000.030—«5 7 5
Boston 0 0 0 0 0 0.211 0—3 7 4
Batteries: Buchanan and Spencer;
Gibson and Armhrustor. Time. 1:48.
Umpire Johnstone Attendance. 3,-
375. 1
r
~
Philadelphia. 2; Cleveland, 1.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 22.—-In the
eighth inning. with the score tied.
Monte Crone doubled and scored the
winning run on u sacrifice and an‘
out. Cleveland played a lino Ileldlng
garlic. Attendance, 7,528. Scare}:l l
.‘ . 9,
Cleveland 0 t) 1 0 0 0 0 0 0~1 6 l
Phila. 00100001X~w242
Battier-lea: Jose and Wakefield:
Plank and Powers. Time, 1:25. Um-
pire. Connolly.
Detroit, 5; WIIhlnuten, 1.
WASHINGTON Sept 2.-—l)etroii
easily defeated Washington in the. op
ening game here yesterday 5 to l. Mul-
lin and Kileoue were puzzles, to the
local batsmen, while Hughes was hit
hard. Schnclier retired after two inn-
nuts on account of sickness. and Loy/o.
who relieved him, had to drop out in
the filth on account, of injuring his nn-
klo slidinz into the home plate. Mulc'
lin hud'hle thumb split by a Iwil‘t
grounder in the seventh and Kitsch
finished the game. Score:
R. H. l0.
Wash, 010000000~104
Detroit 0020021004113
Butcries: Hughes and Haydon:
Mulliu. Kiison and Warner. Time,
1:55. Umpire, Hurst. Attendance,
I,307.
...——
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pitthurg- -Phlladeiphia Split.
PlT’I‘SBlllttl Sept, 22 ~~Pltiingers
good pitching defeated Pillsburg in
the first game and the ease with
which Brady was found in the ‘aocond
reversed tho rcanlt. While both gamed
were well played, the only feature:
was the fine work of Thomas and
Magoo in the second. Attendance,
5,050. The scores:
R. H. in.
Pittsburg 2 01 0 0 0 00 0—3 4 3
i’hiin. 3 0 2 0 3 0 0 l 0--9 12 ll
linttcrioa: Phillippe, Fiahorty and
Petra; Pittlngcr and Dmin. Time.
1:45. Umpirea, O'Day and Klein.
R. H. lil.l
Pittsbnrg 0 020 3 0 01 x—B 12 0
Philn. .000000100-4 i 3
lhtttoricn: Lynch and illbuon.
d Manson. Time: 1:40. UmpireI,
O'Dny and Kicm. /
“Don't let the little once nutter
from eczema or other torturing akin
ineneea. No need for it. Don't
intment damn Can't harm the
At. any drug
store, 50 acute.
CAPTAIN IOIIMANN DEAD.
TOKIO, Sent. 22. 8: 80 I. m.—-—0Int.
W. BoiImInu. I summer or in, Indf
tormer commander oi the Bullllu bate
tieohlp Peresviet. has died It hiItuuyJ
ulna.
several uthe
Illivu been
role and return home. near AdmirI‘l
ltoioItvenIliy hail almost recovered
rem htn wound, but he II Iliil under
strict medical care in Funhi i. m
secretary 0! var hII inIiru ted the
turnout of certain restriction: placed
ituaaiun naval outer-r0i
near Admiral Nebouto’i! Inuit,"
mitted to give their part
on the Realm otheorI who no held 1 ‘
II prisoners of wot.
Title
Foley I Go,
Home III! “'1'” II “I11“:tgltahd
'0 Lind ll!“ 0
met me manna or row
or not 'l‘Ir inner iniutim
Id lor the gene no. The“
imitation have miter It?
nIineI. Beware of t In. The
Felon Hon on “Mr iI in“ '
A tori it Ian
M... '1 it. were
‘nd On I 1
More.
will“ waging collation
firm auditor!!!“
other of CWIIm-W '1'. O’Ni'l'lil.
diId hm MI I! _
Gil
WWW.
1th“.
Ind ll. 9'. Woodie. Ngfihl it.
fill-WW
'1‘"
A“
column at human m m Iliad” ‘
Wm
*‘ 1:. or it
D. M Read Co.
Ectobiirbod 1M7.
Fleecedown. 1 *
And very properly named it; is. Thick, soft, almost
velvety in its weave, it is one of the most satisfactory cloths
we ever had for bath gowns, lollnging robes” and house
sacqnes. It will be appreciated by invalid‘s and those per~
sons sensitive to cold. The patterns and colorin‘gs are very
attractive and in variety. Delicate pink, pale green, blue,
silvery gray and lavender, red and black stripes, red grounds .
with black figures, blue with white, Persian stripes and ,,
floral patterns. '
A cotton iabr' to with the appearance and feeling of wool.
15c a yard. Wash Goods Scctioil. Look at it.
Seasonable Petticoats.
In days of bad weather and muddy streets the sensi-
blc woman forsakes her lingerie skirts and turns to her
stontcst and most sensible black ones. Among such the
Merccrizcd Satecns are favorites, having proved their gen~
dine worth. They arcquite pretty and dainty too with
their ruffles and tucks. Prices like these:
98c. Black Merccrizcd. Petticoats of high lustre, deep
flare fiouuces, side plaited ruflles and tucks. fivc styles.
$l.5o. Black Mcrccrized Petticoats with graduated
ilonnccs, side plaiting and tucks, six styles.
I $1.98. High grade Mcrcerizcd Petticoats, umbrella.
flare, side plaitcd ruiilcs and separate under rulllc, ten styles.
This latter a $2.50 value.
Dainty Neckwear. Our stuck now contains the choic-
est assortment to be found. ‘A lavish display of lace arrange-
mcnts, Clicniiscttcs, attachable Sleeves, Collars and Stocks.
'I‘ailored Costumes. New ones arriving every day.
Late models in Long Coat Suits in Scotch Mixtures,
'l‘wccds and Broatlclotlls. Scparatc Walking Skirts, killed
in ilichiost approvcd fashion. Empire Coats of black
Broadcloth and gray Tweed.
ah . ...
The D. M. Read Co.
. we Have J net-1 Received 9. Irina
of Indian Rugs. - Every Figure Has
9. Meaning 1n Indian Lore if You Gan
Interpret It.
Ill: 22 av ee AT 25o. :1 1 1, 7 1 :I
one so Iv 45 AT 30c. , 3
0:2: 45 av 45 AT Inc. g ,
III! ‘46 IV 72 AT use. i 1 7 t. 1
Oil! 45 IV 90 AT “.28. 1‘ , i .
Call and see Them Before the Assort-
ment is Broken.
IA .
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