The limil Ynii Have
Always Bought
‘ W8 Di
shrflkest‘ggntnins neither
Morphln
e norMiueral.
rNAnco'uo.
lion owni—
llse
For liver
Thirty Years
llllSTll ill
WI um» ”In". RN '0'! cm.
A cl Remed forConsli
humour Stomach. Diarriopgn
Worms .Convulsions .l-‘everislr
. ticss and Loss or SLEEP.
l'ncSuniie SIgnhlIIre of
{Yb | iklllliY‘i nlil
Doro —})(INI-,
Squeezing the Consumer
in
swvll the Ili‘illt‘l't-I proilts is not
our wuy of conducting tho ("Hill hunt
iii-HS. VII bt‘llt \o in inii ilt‘rillllfl and
want our rusionwrs III III- our [Ilinidi-
us wvll. That is why wo tuko sin-b
rurv to lump tho bust. the i'lI‘IllII‘Sl
uInl Iiiiilivsi qudiiiy oi‘ I-oul to lit‘ lniIi
The Daniel Keogh tjnal Cn.
East Norwalk, Ct
145—3.
Seaview Ave.
Tel.
SOME COLD WEATHER HINTS.
Hi’1‘ No .
STEWART STOVES.
As Good as Amy. Better Than Most.
Hi..‘ “In. 'I‘.
ALUMINUM OIL HEATERS.
None Brttcr Mario.
Hiizf til". 3,
COMFORTS AND BLANKETS
The Kizzd That Keep You Warm.
A. J. ANGEVINE d SON.
134 Washington Street. South Norwalk Conn.
nOAL Gnu. anL
At tho Lowest Prices.Y
2.000 lbs. Guaranteed.
.B HERSHFIELD &SON
122 Water Street, Telephone 236- 3.
Wood St.. Tel. 203- 5. Public MnrkcI 32 So. Main SI
john ’1‘ Hayes, 5 Main Street Norwalk.
Eire YoII Heard the Latest?
\\'I'
. it's all I)\‘I'l‘ town. lllt‘)’ any lx’uymond inns llli‘ host (but.
heartily minor in that opinion. \\'I~ tlIink \\'t‘ linrv iln.‘ lnI‘ngII and
bust ntIII-k. lint don't 'iIl\(' HIII' word for it. 'l‘ry it loud and prim-
it in your nun sniixliir'. Not illilt‘li risk in llmt. If il'n ull i‘ig‘llt.
givt: us a Cllillltt at Inn: \\ intvi' ~. i mil. WI' urc llt'l'L‘ in do lIIIinnI'M».
lI‘leliiInI: 1133
Raymond Bros
IIII.
1—— “-1
PERI‘NC’I‘HIN WI: iiM'I»: A
iii conrnr'ri; LINE or
RANGE. . HUB RANGES
ON "AND.
Wflflmhirl
mmfiifi:
M F3. ‘__h3 fl MIMI”
00.
“WA, '
Armenian
«VII»- “w mm!
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WILL. DOYOOTT BRITISH GOODS.
Bengali. Aunmbiacr-‘at Temple: of K1. ii“
Iighat and Made Pllduu.
CAIIIIUT'I'A Sept. 29. "Fifty thous» ‘
, and Boiignlin Iinnmnblnd at the Temple ,,
of Killigbnt, have worn by tho Goth
dens Kali to boycott British goods on
II protest against the partition of tho
province of Bongnl. The ndminlstrttv
tivo work of the province. according
‘o the views or the Humo‘and Indian
..vI-rnnmnin had grown to such un- ,
Moldy proportions as to nocennitnlo II
division of tho lulIor, button the partl:
tion of tho provinco into two lioutou-
nut govornornlilpn. Tho liengniiu nl‘o
iniounoly resentful at what they chur-
nctorizo on no ntempt to split Ibo pop-
ulation and impair the Bengalin niI- ,
iionnllty. At neuron of meetings
throughout Bangui the people have
pledged themselves to support on buy-
I‘ott‘. which him now rocolvod tho ounc-
iion of tho priI-ntn.
'l‘lio ncouo in, tho 'l‘cmpie oi‘ Kalli;-
hui, the greatest in livngnl, wnn utrlk~
tin: whorl tho immense assemblage
took tho. with "in the holy presence
of tho (Ioddonn Knit not to use foreign
goods, buy ill'llt‘lOS in ioriiigu nhopn
whon available in native shops ‘or om-
ploy foreigners on any work that run
he Ilono by our mnnttrynion." 'l‘ho high
lli‘lt‘til thou played It myntlc vormllllon
symbol on tho i‘orohond ot’ ouch 0!
[hour who took tho oath,
'l‘ho t‘oroign flrmn iII'tI. nlrcudy fool-
ing seriously the effect of tho hI‘chotl.
Kullghni. cololIrliti‘d Its the oito of
tho lt‘illlllt.‘ in honor of tho (IoddI-sn
[(Iill, tho wire of Shiva. is situated on
tho hunk of tho. old bed of tho inn-
Ironyn low miles south of Calcutta. Ao-
cordlng to tho lvgcnd when tho corpse
of Shivnfln wii'o won out. in pit-con by
order of the gods, und choppod up by
tho tilt“! of Vishnu, ono of her lingers
fell on this spot. The temple is sup-
pnurd to have born built about thrvo
nonturlon ngo. A mun of tho mum)
of Uhnmllbnr was tho tirnt. prioui III»
pointed to mnnngo the iomplo. ills
descendants look ihu Iiilo of liuldur
und nro nt present the proprietors of
the building.
ONLY CURE FOR DYBPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, or New Cantu.
001., says: “I suffered {or years wit!
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. I triod everything ‘
.:ould hear of but nothing helped [III
tutti i took Brazilian Balm and one 5:
out bottle cured me completely‘
For 8an by It. ll. Plnlsted. F. ii. Bin
or and the (“Word Pharmacy. "
UNION MAN ASSAULTED.
Had Accurrd Another Workman With
Deserting the Carpentei‘s' Organ~
ization.
CHICAGO, St‘lllt‘llilli‘i‘ 29.~~ "Wimp no
lnnrd u roport ilmi bin HiYII luid di'
wrliui iho (inrprntI-rn' Union Ilurinu
In Ironblo n your uni). und ihui o
‘rlond. .Iosvph Eran. lnIIi Inndo tho no
‘iiriillitill. \Villinm KtlliiiIIl‘l snitch:
Kraut inst-night. and th-n ho t‘ouno
llllI ho struck him with nu uxo. i‘rui'
:nrln: his skull. Krun. ii is nuld. wii‘
llt‘. liolll tln- fiIth‘rI‘ nnd son, Alumni
livnppvl. wvro lll'l'I'Hlt'il, I'hurizod with
leli‘llliilillt: Io mmmli lltill'ill‘l‘.
lx‘ruu was it! work on the third ilom
If :1 no“ building wln'n KcuppI-l found
lilll Sum-II oi littlt'dilllllri nnw tin
own iliunnn: lo lil'. :W und llllilill
milk“ and oiluu Illlfifilli‘h‘ III In“ h Illlli’l'.
Kiiill foil hour the ihlid to tho M‘Iiillti
.s‘itll'y whvn ho wus siruck wlIh H...
.ixo. and I“. u'us um'onsrioim \IIII-II tho
Iiillll‘t‘ :Irrtrml.
STOP THAT COLD.
.Ir It may result III pneumonia. Bra
Iillan Bnlm in breaking up colds wli- Y
lIver tried, almost without ext-opiloi
'35 ,Giir and $100 MW“ 'lhe ("
com; Baxter‘ s and Plnlated'l. "
ACCIDENT AT FAIR GROUNDS.
Railroad Employe Run
Leg Cut Off.
llANlillllY. St‘vltfllllit‘l' 27. durum.
lIlllis, thirty-[Irv yvnrn old. oi" lluwlvy
rillv. wun run orrr by :I i‘I‘I-i4bi Hill”
at llll‘ izilr grounds lilHl night (In:
lot; wun i'Ili I-ii‘ ninl ii is proluihlv lllfll
llt‘ will lllt‘ ill his llIIlII‘lI'H, l.lliln ir
'Iuployml Iw tin: I‘illlhll'lii'lliiil Iiwpnrl-
‘lH‘Ill ni‘ lln' Non York. Now liaivvii «ti
llurii‘tn'd Inllromi :Inil IIIlsnI-Il ihl'
‘llIlI‘ li‘iilll \t‘llit‘ll Lulu-a lIlIll boon».
Yitivmiitluu It) jump Illi‘ l‘i‘olnlit,
sllppvd nnd rollod uudvr thsr Wlli‘l‘ll'i
.lnv ll‘lli‘kri of mu: our panning UVI‘I' Ilia
nody. IIIIlirt luy on tho ll‘Iit'liH :In hour
lll'llili ln- won illl'iliiti'iltil llI Willi In
turn to llw linntnuI linnpiiul.
Over—One
run
In
w'l‘nkcs tho buiu out; ltt‘Illi'i Ihv
uonud; (IIit‘l-i ilu- pittn. llr. 'I‘iiounin’
llclcctiltt (III the houuohold roinody.
MASSACHUSETTS GOLF CHAM-
PIONBHIP,
liliCYUKIIINIC. Mimn.. SI-iItiIlIiIIUr 29.
. ~\\'lih I‘ilzlil woll-inniohod pluyorn
still in tho running thorv wnu ovury
lllillt'llllllli whun tho third round In llli‘
.Ilnnmuinnmin putt IlIunIpIonablp bi»
nun ill Ilm Ionntry I'inlI iodiiy llllil
llIl' vonivnin in thi third iuunii would
lit‘ lm Id iouuhl ’llio plIIyi-in WI lt‘ |IiIlI~
ml {or thin round nu ioliown: (I. ll.
IIyulI. linilnvnv w. Ilium It. dtiiiiltiiill'ii‘,
'ilyimlil: 'l‘. (I. Stow-noon. Myoniu, VIII
ll. It. (My, WIIllilniIIll; ll. W. Brown.
Mi'liililw ilrook. rd, A. ll. imiwkwooil.
Minion; ’I‘izinplnioii liI‘lI'IHH. III'xiint
tun, vn, II. II. Ifrokor, ifoimtry iilub
.loiiuniomx HiiY-t'r'iutou. lurkuod Iiini
[It‘ltznn II‘I'rv plokrd iiii probublo win-
porn.
LIKE FINDINO MONEY.
Iiludiug houlih in Him iindlnii tnouoy
.. no think ilmno who nro nick. Wh'm
vuil hum it I-.ninrh cold. porn throat, or
ithuni irrliiition. better not promptly
Iiiio w. C. Ilarbor, or Sturdy Level VII.
”(3 nnyn: "I hurt i1 torriblo r. livid iron
lilo unlined by smoke and com third on
my lungs; but, prior ilndlng no roilI-i
in oilmr renIIIIllI-Ii, I won cured by Dr.
Kings New Diacovery for Connump
Ilon, Coughs and Colds.’ Greatest
mile of any cough or lung medicine in
the world. M r. I! Eater's South
Nor-walk and iii. P Weed II, Norwaili',
title and 31. 00; gnarlntned. 'i‘rlnl not
lie iron
on...» “A...I.LA~..M
nraamma Monitor-Inna nn'uov.’
LIA“
NEW YORK. Spot. 29 mr‘our steer
use passengers and five of the crew at
tho ntonmor Finance. lrom Colon. wort-
removed from the simmer today It
quarantine. with Itbnormnl temper»
tin-on. They were tritnnterrod to Hal!-
miin inland for animation.
“lit‘lt tin: food in proper?
Intuit to oil pints of the but y
stounmh in
food and pIInnt the. ‘ilulllttiill III
2
i.
g
&
Von Can Also Enjoy Mince Pic If You Take Stuart's Dynpeplm Tablets.
Iligi“ Itod the blood cnrrics the nutri-
and tin: ‘IIUI can of umiiuii: Ition Imd ru-
poir is kept up unilurnily. rc:- ault lilf' in healthy organs and members.
Siuad’ s dyspepsia Tablets
guarantee pork-It Iligcutiou, no muttI-r what tho condition of the
'lhc rt .Iaou is pinn.
ALL DBUBGISTS, 50 CENTS A BOX.
EWWVWWWWWW
’l‘IIIv thcninolws digest the
ItSl. nnil gut well.
PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION.
l‘II; "l‘ON St‘lilr‘nlllt'i 1.“) «'lho luqi
day of tho (‘onvI-ntion of ”IO Amoriruu
l’lllliit‘ ilonlth Association. which op»
word in this thy on Monday. was giv-
on oror strictly to tho rouding nud Iliu-
ruu-uon of minors ninl tho iriinsnvtiml
or iiuul llllHlYIt‘h'H. Sunshine: wore bold
morning and niloruoon. unicorn “’i‘i‘t'
l‘ll'i‘it‘ti Io-dny for thr- running your
LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP.
"A void or rough uonrly nlwnyn pro
illii‘i‘H consiIpniion—Ytho wnior III] rum:
in llli' «Iron nose and throat instond
or pinning out of the sun-m through
tho our and kidneys lvor the want
of molniure tho bowolu tnwomo dry
.llItl linid.‘ lx'ouncdy' n l,:1\uil\'i- lion.
I'y und 'l [or is the origin ll inixntiw
I‘ough Syrup. it hurts. and I'on'oI-is
the above conditions In acting as It
plununi (‘ililiillllt‘ on llll‘ bowels—mox-
lllt 5 ‘ill coughs.
'i)lli;ll,
Iroup. whooping
Ln (‘ llmw,, brunt hitls etc “
CONVENTION OF BOTTLERS.
.\ nnu'llng Iei' iih" SIIIIII .\:§:-Y"I'lilllilll
oi l'nllllil'fi was lwid Iii .\‘I*w lluwu
II: Iv id: I} nnd duh :Iiton “I l\‘ thou-II
to ll‘i‘ nut lonnl conirulilon to he hold
in ,\. w \mk Im HIIohI-r iT.
pols .Ill III'ldn from tho systi‘m nnd‘
MVALE UNIVERSITY OPENS.
\EV HAVEN Stpl. :38.-«Yauot'ni-
\I'rsiiy (ijit‘llt'il today for tho culll‘elt‘
v0.11 in nil iii pnrinnxuln Registration
of tho tutoring ('1 union was begun nud
Ywhilo tho. llltllllii‘l or our students “:15
not tprcI‘ ind to ho oxooplionully lingo,
n 2mm l'lil increase in enrollment “no
loikod for. 'lllt‘ totIil Ititoudnnu at
ilI tinitoisitx will pmbnbiy be in «II-
I'ons of 3000. The. opening or the
law school was inuikud liy :illilli w'n
(lt‘llVOi‘l‘il b) l‘IosiIlont Arthur T. llud
lt'V iiud lltflll) “lulu Ilogclo, dean of
lllu Stl.lt)t)l
MEN PAST SIXTY IN DANGER.
Moro ihnn hull of mankind ovvr 5le
it )tillh’ of ugi- nni’i'm fiom liltitli') und
iilnddir disor‘doin ununlly cuiuigo
mom of prostruto gland This is both
puintul und dungorous and EolI-r'b
Kltlilt) t‘nio shouli lit' Iiikon ill th
first Hillii of dunner us it controls ir-
rogninrition and bus (‘lllt‘tl mun) old
men of this «linear-m. Mr. ltodnvly lIur-
noii Rink l’oii 'ilo., Wilti‘st I nut
ii rod with Im: II nod pInsIIuto und lI-ld
my litllilill‘ i'ui yI-ui» and lif’t‘l‘ inking
tun lmiilm. III‘ Folivn Kltlilt‘y ("lllt'
I tool lwtlvr llllll i have for twenty
livnis nlihounh l am now iii )Illlb
old. " Sold Irv l’lnlsii‘d' s lliug Slow. "
W
Clo h
in weekly payments.
Panama.
l ity and excellent of style.
variety. "Buy a suit. pay
mg In
HANDSOME AND J AUNTY
SUITS FOR ALL.
Unquestionabiy the moét desirable manner of 3‘ ‘
‘ buying clothing is on the easy payment system.
i
l
l
l
OUR LADIES' SUi'i‘S
beauty and grace. The advanced and accepted mod-
els are shown at reasonable prices.
LADIES'
I STYLISH MEN’S SUITS.
are noted for their perfection in iii. character of qual-
balance in weekly payments" is our hysteria.
Cred!
Simply pay a small amount and then the balance
are marvels of style,
The Suits are
neatly Irimnicd in Chcviotn, Venetian. Broadcloth and l
SS.UI’I‘ $8 to $30. 9
The Suits for men
Staple cloths and mixtures are found in plenty and .
a small amount. settle the
MEN'S SUITS, 87 to 8:5. ‘
W" .
Bridgeport Advertisements.
rnIpAii. snow. :9, I905;
”any
Bridgeport Advertisements.
1....
.wrv
—.—y
he D. M. ReadCo.
Ectablr'tbcd 1857.
Men’s Wear for Autumn.
The latest and most correct styles in still-bosom
Shirts are on exhibition. \ new lot of chcviot madras and
pcrcalr very neat effects, at $1.00 each.
New fIIslIiqui' III ( Invats 2 inch 2%; and 2% inch l'our—
iii—bands. finc w arcs and colorings.
Novelties in String Ties, 11 very good (millin at 25c.
Fancy t‘otion llosr black with. embroidered figures in
colors. New Iolorings in mixed blue and gray with em-
hroidrr). lll bIonzc g1 (TH and navy blue with embroidery.
25v a pan. . ‘
linnry lilack Lislcs, large assortment, 506 a pair. ’
lilack Silk .l-iosc. $i.oo and $1.75.
ll‘cmstitchcd Ilaudkcrcllicis, nll liucn, full
extra sizes. correct width hcms, 25c, 38c and 50:.
initial Handkerchiefs, 25 and 50C.
The Indian Rugs.
People who like artistic and striking decorations will
enjoy seeing the new lndinn Rugs. They are of course in
true lndiau colorings, decided shades of red, orange, blue
and black. l)lt‘l](lt‘tl in characteristic fashion with emblems
suIlI Its the tonic, the moon, crossed arrow", and other
5\ minds that how at meaning to those Vt ho can understand.
\u lndiau Rug makes a fine flash of rich coloring In a den,
smoking room, or collcgc study. ,\ cry incxpcnsitc, from
25c up according to size. Upholstery Store.
size and
Special in Lace Neckwear.
Some very Ilninty Lace Stocks, Oriental n-Id Vonisc
with :1 small medallion, very chic and stylish. n. 25¢ each.
Display in case III Neckwcnr Section.
livery cook and housekeeper should take advantage of
lllt' splendid sole of tirny Enamel Cooking \Vurc now go-
int,r on.
litNtl\lllg l\(‘lllt‘.\' 1,r.ippid SIIIIccpnus l)onhiI llIIilIrs,
'l'I'II lxittlIs, l_)i.~l1puu>. LokiudIrs and many otlII-I articles
Ilt't‘ilt‘(l I~\'I'ry day by t‘\'t‘l‘_\' person who cooks.
.\ ioannirt l'II‘rlin Kt‘lllt‘,
.\ four-quart Lippcd Preserving Kettle
.\ two—uunrt Rico llnilcr,
The D. M. Read Co.
for 27C.
for 20C.
for 45¢.
Blankets iilltl Cum ill’liilllBS
TO START THE SEASON IN GOOD FORM WE HAVE JUST PUT ON
SALE A CASE OF
Mill End Wool Blankets
THESE ARE SINGLE BLANKETS. EACH ONE NEATLY BOUND,
READY FOR USE. AT SPECIAL PRIQES RANGING FROM $1.00 To
$2.00 EACH, AND WORTH FROM 25c TO 50c MORE THAN THESE
) Cotton Blankets at 500
. WE ARE ALSO PUTTING ON SALE A CASE OF FULL—SIZED COT-
TON BLANKETS. AT THE POPULAR PRICES OF 500 PER PAIR.
IN ADDITION WE INVITE YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR REGULAR
LINE OF BLANKETS HANGING FROM 506 TO $5.00 PER PAIR.
Quilted and Tucked Comfortables
THESE WE HAVE AN UNUBUALLY LARGE ASBORTMENT OF AT
THE OPENING OF THE SEASON IN EXCELLENT VALUES lN PRICES
FROM 01.00 TO “.50. .
WE ARE CONFIDENT YOU WILL FIND IT TO VOUR ADVANTAGE
TO LOOK AT THESE VALUES.
'-
ditto“!
l-i. Dickerman 8: Son
boom nonwALK. noun.
Toiophoiu 343-6.
.4 WASHINGTON 8’13.
mo owns our on CHANOIU
Ellis illilllllii ...........
mom on attrilptuaiuknio alumni 0! Mon to M0 um
iI
, .,
| In our, whim mm ii no: I. wit to MW“
”'0 P'Rllfufl
O. E. Jackson,
~ : Iran-tom
I. Whini- ml". ”DIWALI. fl.
ALLEYEO "
sooner or inter. vutmtivé cyan unienn atrensthwm with
plum. become more Ive-Irwin. The propu- aim can anon work pronto
requirg Ipontnrleii
tire Wonders It used in (imp.
manna KOYII. Martin;
lio‘
‘ II... 9. mm Sign! on , Iran to
Spain “not It com
on“ new Iw i”. uni-«II».
mom “aim 1+4.
Norwalk Chronicler