. Ind I'lllfli‘l'mi ll hrokrtt rib.
‘ dent littptu-nmi nt tho Hiitt‘t of tho rush
ect Rem foro
gigant- 81:31th .D‘lm
uteflonvukions .l‘evert'sit.
tune and Loss or SLEEP.
In
Use
For in.
Thirty Years
Squeezing the Consumer
to swell the dealers profits is not
our way of conducting the cottl busi-
ncsu. We believe In fair dealing nnil
want our customers to be our frIundt-
as WcII. That is why we tulto such
corn to Itccp tho (host, tho clottncst
tind highcst quality of cool to be bud
lhe Daniel Keogh final (0.
Seaview Ave. East Norwalk. Ct
Tel.145-—3.
SOME COLD WEATHER HINTA
Hiw‘
STEWART
As Good as Any,
No 1.
STOVES.
Better Than Most.
Hita‘. No. 2.
ALUMINUM OIL HEATERS.
None Better Made.
Hln‘. NO. 3.
COMFORTS AND BLANKETS
The Kind That
Keep You Warm.
A. J. ANGEVINE d. SON.
134 Washington Street.
South Norwalk, Conn.
COAL COAL. COAL
.At the Lowest Prices.
2.000 lbs. Guaranteed.
122 Water Street,
Wood St., Tel. 203 5.
‘B. HERSHFIELD &SON
Telephone 236-3.
Public Market, 32 So. Main St.
John T Hayes 5 Main Street. Norwalk.
HURT IN RUSH.
Trinity Sophomore Knocked Uncon‘
colour—One Rib Broken.
HAR’l‘It‘tlIill, i-icpt. tiltm—iu tho un«
nuul rush Iictwmi tho fl't‘NhliltIll Itlltl
nophmtiorc I‘liil-ih‘tllzi of, 'I’rltttiy Utillt'fll.‘
last. night L'tti'l “ill’lliil. of Hartford, ll
sophomoro. Will-i ltiittt'ltt‘tl lillt'tlllttt‘llliili,t
'l‘lit‘ lint-I-
and vulton Itiiclilc's condition With town
the hostilitics woro tit-clttrcd oi‘l‘.
Yesterday morning tho "Ititllotltt";
rush was bold rind tho fi‘tlttltlllt‘ll Wtill.
This rush consult» of tilt nttcmpt to
luck it mutt-u on tho Ititllotiu littlti'il.
which Is dot‘omlcd by tho mtpllllitittl‘t'tt.
'l‘ltu ttotlcu unit iitt trod on by the frosti-
men after it rough strutttrlo.
DEBT FOR CHILDREN.
Mothers be careful of the health of
your children. Look out for Cough»,
(loads, Group and Whooping Cough.
. Eton them In tinted-“Ono Minute Cough
Ours is tho host. rtimody. littrmlossl
and pleasant. Contains no opinion.
fluid by The Clifford Pharmacy “
INDUITRIAI. LEAGUE MEETING.
A turn and interesting mooring of
not stoning.
tnry low on; taken up. sitar tho
Winn" meeting and h silppcr
Mod alums. irunkfurtors and not.
Q ”NFLIAEANT IFFIOTG.
., my took DeWItt I Little Eur-l
gm for biliiouttnsss or coalition
Moon tittlo pills cleans. the
ntthyutcnt nil bile
_, i doughnut “Idiots;
The study of put-litt- tish pluma-
of,
E .-
LOOKING FOR SOUTH END DRUG-
GIS T.
lIIIS'I‘ON, Scptcutbor iitl.~»~'l‘ltc .‘Ililll‘
illltl city polico urn untlt-rniood to In-
scorching for n South End lll'IiKl-iilii In
connection with tho Winthrop suit
tzttno trttucdy. ’I‘Itln druuutkt, who in
sold to huvo littt‘ll missing for itbout a
wot-It. In thought to l'illNWt'r citmoiy tho
ilt'iit‘l'lllllilll of tlic Hill" who bought
from l’lelllll'tlkl‘l’ .Iottopit lll'i'ltillllll tho
stilt cum In which thr- toruo of n wo
mun Will-I found on ’I‘Iiurutiay of butt
Wt‘uk. 'l‘Iit- dt'ttttglst in nib-nod to
how :Iioeu suspuctctt ol‘ il‘l't‘lxlilitl‘illt‘h.
m.» “Wm m... M...
IETTLING ORAEAT. unit/titre
Ct
(‘IlNHl'AN'i‘iN()i’lth. Sl'llil‘llillt'r :itt
’I‘hu ttrrivul tit lioidoldu Yumon pro-
tint-c. ’I‘uittish Arabia. of tho liritlsh
cruittor it‘ox promlscs to loud to n
spocdy uuitlomt-nt of tho iiritish claims
in connection with tho birallt-ul ttt
tacks of tho Ambit on Ilritlnh dliows in
tho Rod Seit.‘ 'l‘ho commander of tho
Fox hits boon instructed to file“! the to-
cut oitthorltios. arrest and punlttlt tho
culprits, dottiroy tho pirttlo riliows sud
pit compensation to the owners of the
Br tish dhown.
0 Industrial League of the South MIAMI“ CHANGGHA AT MANILA
molt Methodist Church was held.
MANmA, So i 30, 4 p. m.--'l‘ho Brit
hnnnnhu has arrived
hero.
The Changsha n steamer of 2.300
tons bolonginn to the China Norton
lion Company. was ovorduo tilt hours
from lions Kong at noon loony, and
it was toured titnt she had encountered
the recent typhoon and had mot with
discolor. A number of Amcrlcntt plus»
how what pill platinum is. hangers were on host-ti. ‘
M. wrrrn church A courrr.
TWBUM. “Member to.
wit. With nth m Wit I count
, ‘i
the Holy Communion and reception
“”MITHODIOTI
Homw . W. ’l‘. Duuchn, pastor-«9: 30 a
m., class meeting; 10: 30 a. m, cout—
muulon and reception of member‘s; 18
in. Sunday school and men's Bible
“loss; 6 p. m.. Young People‘s moot-
--tl.:. 7 p. 111.. solution, Christ and tho
my. Special music for the dtty will
include: Anthem. “Jubilnto on A";
quurttttto, “Dream of Utilities." Biron-
lust Anthem, "Cantata in U"; solo.
Mr. thdmsn: anthsm. “When the
Golden Louvcs Are Falling."
Norwttllt M 10. Church. Rev. MK K.
Moqro, pnstornMornittx sot-vices: Ad
mltdstruiion or the sacrament. of the
Lords supper. reception of members
and probationers: prelude, Andante Iii
C, Stobblns; olfarto‘ry it‘orMo, 132.0.
Booth. Mr Ambler; postiudo, Murcia
tit-Ilgtosn, Parker. Evening: Subject
of sormon. What God's Scales Reveal-
mi;‘proludc. Andante Pastornle, Nos
tor; olfortoty. Calvary, Rodney Mr
Ambler; pustlutlc in l), Voickmul‘.
East Avenue Methodist Episco.
pull Church, . Rev. E. Cunning-
hum, pnstor——Morning sot-vies, 10:30;
of members; Sunday school. 12 m.;
Junior Lottguc. 3 p, in.; Mrs. Patterson.
the superintendent. will conduct tho
lluuguc; Epworlh League, led by Mrs.
11 J. Hipson. 0:30 p. in: topic The
(itilstlttn and his Hibio; ovcning sur~
Vite. 7: 30; preaching by tho pnstor,
topic, Paul's Anxirtty for His iirothrcu.
A. M. E. Church. Knight i-iti'ccrt, Rev
John ll). Nichols, pustot'mli it. m.. Biblc
rcudlug by the pttstot‘: 12 m., Sunday
school; 8 p. m, with Rev. J. E. illu-
gitts, Stamford, to put‘tlcipnt.c, it grand
ttnion service; 7 p. tn., Christian Eit-
icavor. topic. The Joys of Church
Mottlbei'sltlp; 8 p, m:, preaching by
the pastor; subject, Hopo. Hub. 0: 19.
Class meeting. 'i‘ttcsduy evening. Fri-
luv ovcnimt, npt‘tcihl authoring at. tlw
Norwulk Methodist Episcopal Church.
CONGREGATIONAI;
South Norwalk Congrtututtottul, Rov.
licwin Frank iiucll, I). l).. [MINOR-—
Itt:30 a. 111.. Orgttu l’t-ciudo, Elevation
in E ntttior, Saint Sachs: invocation.
dosing with The lord‘s Prayer—Chor-
tl Amen. "Even Mo” Wnrrcn; offpr-
‘ory, impromptu. Losehctizky; control-
It) solo, Mrs. Sluts; scriuou, “’I‘hc 'I‘wo
i’riltclplcs Which Will Mnke a For
7ch Socloty; Orgttn I"outludc, Alltrgro
non imppo, lmntuouu. 7:30 p, tu.. Or-
ton i‘rclttdc, ironing Song. Schu
.tittnn; uttttricttc, “Uliu Swoctly Solemn
I‘lttutght," Ambrose; of‘fct'tory. I'iynlll
it IMO Nuns, Wolyz intuit, Miss .Icp-
min and Mr. Bl‘lil‘illt‘l; sci-moo, "lit--
:ulciltx Whether Rich or Poor; quni'w
.citc, "i will lay me down In honor.
titttlshy; Oi‘gtiu Postludo, (llurk.
ll‘ll'si (Ionurcgutimtul (“hut-ch, Nor-
walk. (Icorgc I), fight rt. pttslur~Mortr
tug service at l0:30. pl‘t‘tlt‘llillg by tho
pastor: Sttnduy school ttt i2:l;’t; cvvn‘
tut: sm‘vlco (musical), 7:30. 'l‘hurtultty
trotting scrvict- tit. hw-n ntcdltntlon up»
In Imwcll‘s “t“ttt.ht;\tit‘ttl." II, it. A.
:nccting Vt'cdncsduy ill Ii. Music tot
.oluorrow: Morttltz. Di't‘llltli‘, Nuptiitl
llt‘llt‘tlli‘illlll, St. Stunts; “iiow liovcly
\I't} 'I‘Ity llwclliugs lr‘ttlr," Spohr: alto
.oIo. “Justin, 'l‘cndct‘ Sitcphr-t‘tl." lr‘t‘nnz.
lliltilllltlt‘, Mnrcin Mitcstoso, illmnwl.
lcrcninit musical scrvicc. fit‘l(‘t‘lll)lli~
from compositions of 1), Buck. Pro
Itttic, Wedding March; on‘crlot‘y, Adu-
uio front Sctsond Sonntn; ptlfilllltll‘.
I-‘lnulo of Socoud Sunnis: qtiurtctu. ”ll:
~ltlll Thou." “As it lit-gnu to liuwn”;
tolos. sopt‘ttlto, "My liotlconit't‘ ttntl My
Lord"; contrttlto, "'I‘hc Virgin's Ltilltt»
by."
BAPTIST
South Norwnlk ltupiist. itvv. II. it.
I‘itrpctttcr. pustorw-ltidtti ll. nt., morn
Int; RUI'Vlt’t‘, nthirt‘ss tutti communion.
organ prcludc. Antlttttto Itvlittlosux utt-
tltoiu. 'I‘c Itcutu in (l, Illicit: olfcrtory
:olo, (‘nllctii ’l‘ltotl Thus, it Music-r.
tioo. Mit-inkc; poutlutlc In ft. Chris.
I. l~‘voi~'t: 12 o'clock. Suttduy St'lliltll
lost-ton, lllllllt‘l 5: Hill); lizrltl p, pr.
iuttlor ll. Y. 1’. i7.. Ictttlnr, Miss liobr
tint: 0:30 p. m., It. Y. I’. it, topic, 'l‘lto
toys of t'lturch Mt-tnbcrshlp. 1. Thus.
3: trill. Lultc 13m. Icudcr. I-lorlicrt
Itcylusc: 7:30 p. m.. t-vcninu Bl'i‘Vlt‘O.
«rt-rump, l.-Ift' t. Stitvi \Vcttptm'. organ
prclutlc ll'lctnlion in 1) minor; itn~
tltctu. Slut: Alltvlujuh. Illicit; offortm'y.
n‘cck Yc the Lord, l’orl‘y; puntltidv.
tiritntl t‘ltot'ur, ’i‘ltt-n_ Nuloniv.
tit-not» Ilnptlst ('Iturch, t'lll'lH‘l' iiulicr
ttntl Quincy ktt'ccts, 1). ii, 'I‘Itomttu, pou
tot‘wli it. tit., pt‘t-ncbittu scrvlct- 3:30
p. in.: Sunday school. 7 p. m.: (‘ltritt
tinit Etidcitvor nit-mitts. flillijltt‘l, 'l‘ht-
Joys of Church Mt-ntbcrsltlp. l. Them.
0: 0-15; Iiuko l2: 8: ii p. m., prcach
Int; by tho pastor ttttd t-olclirutioit of
tho Lord's Suppt'r 'l‘ututdny pvt-ulna.
trttstvo mct-tiuu. 'Ilinrmltty ovmtintt.
liuslncnn llit'f'iilm’. It‘ritiny pvcnintt.
young pooplo's iyccum.
IPIOCOPAL
Trinity Episcopal Church, Wont
strut-t untl I-‘niriloltl uvontio, lit-v. ltoiu»
lily l“. Iltnttphi'lctt. rcctor ~~~~~ it a. tu..
lIon ttotittututiott: 10:30 it. 111., cclc
lit'tttlon of tho lloly (lotttmtmton and
lit'l‘llltm, topic, Outlook for the looting
Yt‘lll“tl Workwlts Many Nocdu and tip.
portunttlcs; i2 Ilt.. tittmltty school;
7::i0 p. m., monthly chortti lt,li‘Vlt!t.'.
tit-urn Church. liov. .Itttuott lionion
Wornor. rot-torwlr‘lftoviith Hominy af
tor ’l‘t-Itilty~~h‘lrut litiltlllf'lllltlll of tho
iion tlommttnlon at It; around colours-
tlon of tho tiuiy f‘ontmuuion and «or
mon tit I0230; Sunday school at 12;
baptism iii 4: lcvotiing Prayer and
scrtttoitwtho first In tho course on tho
Apostioswitt 7:80.
St. Paul‘s Churchwit'Iftsenth sun-
dsy nitur Trinity. 7230 it. 10.. Holy
Communion: 10:30 ll. 01., smoud noise
ltrotion of Holy Communion and «on
mutt; 12 m.. Sunday school rind nitilo
classes; it p. m.. fitmduy school It
chapel In Berkeley street: 7: so p m.
ovensontt and summit. The Feast of
at Michael and All Angels will be
colobrstcd on Sunday. Theda“ choral
evening service will be mounted It tits
chapel with special music on Sunday.
Monday ovoulnn, 7: all. at oltitttol. [0001.“
lot; of the Boys Club. Tuesday oven-
tug, ’l: 30. mutation. of tho Girls Priond
Iy. at tho chspol rooms in Berkeley
street with ttddrosti by the motor on
the "Friendly Cross." Wednesday
owning? .40. the rector will begin I
varies of conferences on the Biotin.
totchurr mention It the close of tired
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
'cclsls, Cruicltshsnk; Recessions] Hymn'
"I‘ttllts; Propor Psalm 148, Marsh: Mitt;-
m
to discuss the barmntlou at it brunch
at the lit. Andrews motherhood in
this ptli‘i'tth. All‘ititerttntod ”in this
work are cordially invited Friday
uftci‘nuou the Ludius' Guild will moot
at it o'clock, instead ‘of 2: 80. Litany
i p m. The rector will begin a series
of meditations on the Sermon on the
Mount. The tnuiticttl program for to-
morrow iollowa: Morning. Procession-
ul Hymn 414,1)ykon: Kyrie Elation.
t‘iuicltt-iltunlt; Hymn 613, Dykes; oiior-
tory, Lot Tliy Morey 0. hold Haydn;
annulus. Crulckshanlt; Glotla In Ex-
399, Stuart. Evonsong: Processionttl
Ilymn 170, Smart; ‘Ii‘ostlval Vorstclos.
itifldut, Touts; Nttuc Dimlttls. Tours;
Ilymn 387; '-yolfutt0r The Sun Shall
be No More, Woodward; ltecossiontti
Ilymn 880 Hopkins. \
ADVENT CHRISTIAN.
Advent Christian Church. VttnW 'landt
shoot Exist Norwullt Rev J. .i)s
vts, pastor ~Coinmunion lmdw love
input at 10:30: Sunday school tit. 12
m.; Loyal Workurs' roll cull service
at DI -:ift the cvrnlny. service begins
lit 7 o‘clock. ‘Sulljt‘it of discourse.
“ii‘tcrnttl Lilo." Thursday evening.
mission service. Mrs, Multepiecto. of
l‘nlntor. Mirth, snd Miss Alice Spouse.
of indls, w I address the meeting.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian ,Sclcntio Society,
Norwalk~it0guiar Sunday service at
tho tending room, Masonic building.
Subject, Sunday. Oct. 1, Are Sin. Dis-
cttso ttnd Death Reid? Testimony
meeting Wednesday, 3 p.'ttt. To both
services the public is cordially invit-
ctl. Reading room upon to the pub.
110 each week tiny from 2 to it p. m.
DRILL SEASON AT HAND.
m
Soldiers and Sailors to Get Down to
Work, After Vacation.
An order Issucd yesterday front thc.
udjuunt gt‘llt‘i‘tll'fi ofiico ttnuonnccs tho
rotttrn of tho drill season for tho
tirluttdo and Naval Iiitltulion, (I. N. (t.
This RHINO“ will begin November 1
Illlil cud Mrtv iii. 'l‘ht- brigade com-
ntnttdcr is instructed to issue ordors
for wcttkly ovculng drills, of uric hour
and illiocu minutes ouch, ungrugntlng
live hours for the month for cnclt Com-
pany of Artillery, ini‘untry, Simtnl
tlorps,‘ Macltino Gun Buttery, Buttcry
A and Troop A. Conuccticut National
Guard. The Hospital t‘ot'ps will be per-
ntliiotl to drill uchAinontltly. iic is
:tuthorlzcd to uso bis ttlscrctlmt in or-
tIoring tlio drills of the Signal Corps,
as will DD for tho host Intcrest of the
servicc. The Comtnttndsnt. Nuvnl littl-
tslion, (‘minocticut National (lttnrd.
will itlso issut- (ll‘tlt'l‘l-l for wcoltiy oven-
ing drills by tho scverttl divisions of
his cotnmnnd. of not loss than our
hour ttttd filtccn minutcs crtch. aggro
sitting ilvc hours for the month for
such division. The msnncr or nature
‘tl' Sillfl’ drills Is dcnt'rcttonttry with the
Bttttulion comtnundcr and can be per.
tortiictl ulionv or nsltorc.
’I'Itt- ordcr toys that the coming rlt'iIl
season will ho dcvoicd to prcpurntion
for practical lll‘lti work. its for as pos-
tihio. 'l‘ho bureau")! of thorough In-
uruction In ll'it' “NP and cure of the
rillc Is l‘IlllIlliLHlZOi’l until cot‘npntty tom-
ntttntlors will Im rtiquircd to give at
lt‘aNl our on him: it motttli timing the
drill Houston to the cum of the rifle.
STATE BANKERS' ASSOCIATION.
Meeting of the Officers and Executive
Commltee.
MERIDEN. Ncpiontbcr 30.~A moot-
Ing of tho oiilm-rs nud oxct-tttlvo cont-
ntittuo of tint t‘ottuwtlctit littukcrs' As-
sociation wns licld ycstcrdtty rtlicr~
tioon itt illt‘ homi- club. 'l‘hoy worn
the ghosts of tot-Governor Chamber"
llllll. who Is prt-sitlcnt of tho associa-
tion. Mutton. twrihilllllg to tho wol-
llll‘t‘ oi‘ the iln‘titlt‘lilililll wuro discuss
ml tttttl iiir. iIIututttcrlttln wntt cloutt-d
tiolcgtttt- Io Ihv Attitu-lcitu flunkortt' iiOR'
volition to lit‘ hold lit Worthington. i).
( . from Octobcr 10 to Ucioliur ll iti-
clustvo.
PROFESSOR BCHUCHERT HOME.
NEW HAVEN, Supt. (lo—Ml’roi‘. Char.
lcs Schucltcrt , curator of Pottbody Mn-
scum, Iii V,nlo has returned from it
.wo-mouthn trip in [Battlers Quohe and
tho maritlmc province» of (‘ttutttln for
tho ptil‘post! of geological study of
thoso i-ttulonu. 'I‘ho retinitis ohtninod
by Prof. ticliut-ht-rt. confirms tho troolou
.gioul i’ttct thni tho oxtonsivc tillurltttt
doposlls of tho llniiod Strut-s lying to
tho fi'lli. of tho Appalachian moun
thins httVo utmost no dircnt connnttnb
cotton with tho rillurlttn suit that Ont‘t‘
ottltttod to tho oust of those intuiti-
initial and In tho moriiltuo provittt-cs.
Willis” spcctmouu found iii (3 utuburlunti.
MIL. and ()I‘lttltilny Frills, N Y.. iii-o
nusltt found In tho provlhco of Qucbur
oltliouith thcuo lot-.ttlliiett urn l.tltttI
niiitvs ttpttt't. Fiction of tho Dot/onion
titre. ritro itt tho Unitod Btnios. vmro
found nItuntltintly In tioboc. Prof.
fictittchort secured ill uses lild bur-
rols of material for tho tittittoum.
haves-rut” Ll'l'Tlhl.
butters ttddrostisd it: follows, romttln
unoluimsd In tho post‘oillos at Nor
walk. Court. for the wash ending Bat-
urdtty, Supt. 9th.1900:
SOUTH NORWALK.
W Frank Dean, mints Gifford?
Huger. Mutt A nitric. Min ldells
c. Eddy. Mr Mtutu Mrs. A. it. Evans.
‘i‘ostt Giulio, Joni .lnnlmwnlti,
Mary Johnson. Pntuflt J. Muiquiit.
John I) Myers. First it til Francesco
Mitts M.11I Pomphrst. Misti Mitt-Io no:
lnhd. Stacy Adams 0 (30., John Whit
taker.
hi. ill. CROWD. P. M...
Norwslku—Mtu I. Onlrldns, Mitts 8-
Ilo Georgians. mfilflflhw it." fliiv
mine Missal
‘ owner of Now York.
merits have boon
Mrs. ,
_' rsoLLIvoommv; . FIGHTING. -
“a... , ,
Washington Land Dnmuc of» M-
' tracts Much Attention.
LITOHFIEIJ) Conn, September, 00.
m'l‘hc injunction (loss or Edward”
Vtttt 105913.010 millionaire property
who hits a sum-
mer home in Wnlhlngton, this state.
begun boforo Judge Roraback in the
superior court yesterday. 10. (i. (inr-
tor of Lenox Mass. Ii. civil on user.
Will! the first without Ho tosti ed M
to the layout of tlm Innd below Walli-
fusion and of tho diiilcultlos that.
would be met by the Connecticut Rail
wuy n lrlgllllll' Co., In readiusting
poles and cables.
and testified concerning the damn“
done to his land by the present pubis
and cttbios and of the difficulties of
rcstljustlng them its also told of the
high value to himself and the town
of the lands Involved, which are prac-
tically used no it public park and roc-
reation ground.
iillod much to the some utioct. after
which correspondence was introduced
showing the failure of two otters by
Mr. Van ingon for ~21 readjustment, one
it lottt-r of Winthrop (l. Bushnell. .thtt
former owner of the New Milford
Power 00.. showing the somewhat
llnltoti tins itnproventmtt Co., of
ii’hilndclphln, which controlled the
Connecticut, Railway & Lighting ('10.
The opposition thou begun its too-
‘limony by putting Samuel C. Moro-
house, of New Haven. on the stand,
who told of his former relations with
the New Milford Power 00.. after
which tin adjournment was tattoo utt-
til to-morrow morning Arrange
mode by which
Judge llornlinck. attended by counscl
for both sides is to go over the
ground involved in tho controvcrsy.
In the fight that Mr Van lugen hits
sittrtod to prevent the trolley com-
patty front encroaching upon his lttnd
he is represented by Donald '1‘. War
nor, slutc uttorn'ey for thchfiold conn-
ty, and ii. i“. London, of Salisbury. the
traction company its roprescntod by
Allan W. Paige and W. ’I‘. iiincks. of
liridgcport. and Frederick Williams, of
New Milford.
EXAMINING BOARDB..
Men Named to Test Qualifications for
Commissioned Officers.
The following order was issued your
torday front the utljutttttt gencrnl‘s of-
lit-o:
I. Boards for cxuminutlon of can-
didutcs for u commission In the. Con-
necticut National Guard, “.8 rcqttircd
by tho provisions of Scction 'iUIi) of
tho Gottctal Sittttttcs, uto cstnbllsltcd
in Hartford New Httvcn sud Stamford
its follows:
Detail for the Boards.
i'ittrtfot‘d~Licutcnunt Colonel James
(E. Bailey. First infantry: Mttjor Frank
10. Johnson. First Infantry; Major Wil-
Iium W. littlictt, Fit-st infantry.
New liuvctthoIotttd Theodore ii.
Sucltcr, Sccond Infantry; Major John
Q. 'i‘ilsott. Second lni'ttntry; luptuin
'i‘liomnu '1‘. Wulles, Second infantry.
Slatufortlm (‘tiloncl (liibcrt l. Fitch,
Third Infantry: Cttpinln ii‘redorick G.
(T. Smith. Third infantry: (Ittplnin
I~‘Ictchcr ii. Montgomery, Third infuri-
try.
II. in ttddition to the oral or writ-
ten examination, tts proscribed In t}.
0. No. ii, A. G. 0.. scripts 1002, for it
St‘t‘tmil lieutenant, the board will re
quire thc catttilthtto to drill troops in
votupuny movcmcuts (closc ttttd ch
toudcd ordcrt: guard duty; ttdvnnce
nnd rcttr tttirtrd; und such otltcr move-
ments its thcy may deem sufficient and
proper.
III. 'I‘hc prcsldcni of cttclt board is
authorized to chunuc the pinch of
uuwttntr. It". in his opinion, it is destru-
bIo to do so. 'I‘Ito rot-or or of it
board will notify the cuttdidntcs ill
ttppmtr for cxumiunllou. Enlisted mcn
will rcport. in tho uniform of tltcir
ttt'stlc: citltor dress or khaki its diroct-
cd. Civilians will rcput't In civillitn
dross.
IV. Upon coiant-tion of tho cxnml-
nations, front limo to limo, the rc-
port must be HiKiltitl by Lllt' plumbers
of tho board its consiltulot].
, V. Boards will be allowed their no.
ccssnry emit-uses.
socmuar SPEAKER danearao.
Streets—Unable to Get Bond.
MBRIDEN, September 30.—-.Ioscph
coins to this city it few dttys «so to
spank on the public strootu, won or»
rented Inst night wltilo tttltlrottslng no
stt‘ttioucc of 200 pooplo, flu is churttcd
with obstructing tho city stratus and
siduwulkn and brunch of tho pcscc.
Campbell nopilcd to tho chief of po-
clottr uronnd the suunro whore ho Will!
to dcllvor his torture.
tho mttyor to occupy the street square.
'l'httt Campbell rofuuod to do. Ht:- hurl
tttlkcti about ton mtuutos to the crowd
when he won plurotl undor urnoiu. Ho
Inuit-ind that lltl this with it fruit coun~
whore ho dostrcd.
ttsksd for his rciotttto. which hint not
“MM
.............
ONLY OUR! FOR DY'PIFIIA.
Duh. an: ”i suffered for 7
”spam“ out to him In»
ottttltittcnr but
Mumgotook whilst”
cor“ moored
Plot-m.
tor no the t”Clifford Hum.
Win-—
Witt. wieoom stout. FARTV.
dcpnrturooi
tennis and. oiilcttuly it learns
Prince nod Prinous oi Its..-
mo in than Mt
newton. On Thursday Iranian at i: 00
tbm will Ito Iranian It the mint:
0
utility. it in tit-co 33...; it»
«in o. 0. PM}: do Wilton.
it
the “gnaw" counted
Mr. Vim lttgon then took tho stand
Dr. W. .l Ford, of Washington, test .
of? i7. 500 and the other of $8 200 Ind .
critical relations at the time with the ‘
whitt ditto, limo. tutti plscc iboy ttrc to
oordor will report Ibo results of snmc
to tho utljutunt neural dirt-ct, which ru-
Cttnrued With Obstructinq Merlden
P. Campbell, of Philadelphia. a repre-
suntsllve of tits socialist party and the
industrial workers of the world. who
litit' durtntt the tiny for tho snrvluou of
two poiioumon to koop tlto strsotu .
’i‘ho (thief ud-
vittod him to drill not it portnlt from.
try ho find it right to speak when and ~
ltotidtt of 0100 worn
boont 'furnlshud up to u lots hour to. ‘
Mrs. l'rnnnltn Bit-wot New Cutie.
with. ,
[tried overruns t L
multichannel... ,
end one to
it“: 3"" V
81min. indie. heptomhor tu.--Tho
afford and body Cut-zoo ,
from intuit hits boon pollination as
King Danni desires Lord Gums an
t o
The
vtonroy Ind his wife therefor. will.
We .
Bridgeport Advertisementl. Bridgeport Advertisements.
1..
he D. M. Read Co.
Ettablt'ebnd 1837.
Women’s Ribbed Underwear.
l‘li‘st cotttcs u nipping morning, and when you look
out of the window there is u sparkle 0f boar frost. It is
then you must, if you are prndc'nt, put on your fall undert-
wcar. Tlicre are so many ‘wcavcs and weights now that: it
is cosy to conform to the weather. Many people do not
like the feeling of wool. ‘For such the soft cottons are most
agreeable. And one may have it fraction of wool or silk if
desired. But for those who wish a cotton suitable to wear
from now until the real cold comes, this weight is recom—
mended.
V csts long or short slccvcs, , .1
'unts, kitcc or ankle length,
regular size, 500 each. . .
extra size, 590
Union Suits, long or‘short sleeves, '
regular sizes,
qxtra sizes,
$1.00.
$1.25.
We have the Appleton Corset Covers in the extra sizes
for stout people. " . 1
Hooterv, for W», omen.
'.l‘ltc liosicry stock is ready for autumn, and many
dainty smoking in black, white, and fancy colors are shown.
Embroidery isovcr the instcps and up the ankles. Fancy
silk clockitigs appear and lace boots. Prices as follows:
littibroidcrcd Lislcs, 38c; 3 pairs for $1.00..
W'ltilc and Colored Lislcs, cmbroidcrcrl, 50. 75c and $1.
Embroidered Lislcs, in out sizes, 50 and 75c.
Lacc lioots, in out. sizes, 50 and 75c.
For those who must have ltcavicr and waxurcr Hose
nrc tltc mctlinm and light weight Onyx, at 25, 38, 50 and 75c.
Embroidered Cotions. at 25C 3 pair.
Silk Hose, .1 fine assortment, $1, $1.25, $1.75, and up to
$475-
Black silk with cotton soles, $1.00 and $1.75.
Sonic cxccptitutztl vztlttcs are. offered nhprcscnt in Fea—
tltcr lions. lilatck, \vliitc, pcttrl gray and magpie. Prices
extremely low.
The D. M. Read Co.
‘T‘q
Blankets iillil Cum Ill’iiillltIS
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 PRICES RANGING FROM $1.00 To
$2.00 EACH, AND WORTH FROM 25:: TO 50¢ MORE THAN THESE
PRICES. t
Cotton Blankets at". 500
WE ARE ALSO PUTTING ON SALE A CASE OF FULL-SIZED 00T-
TON BLANKETS. AT THE POPULAR PRICES OF 500 PER PAIR.
IN ADDITION WE INVITE YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR REGULAR
LINE OF BLANKET8 RANOINO FROM 509 T0 05.00 PER PAIR.
Quilted and Tucked Comfortables
THESE WE HAVE AN UNUSUALLY LARGE AMORTMENT OF AT
THE OPENING OF THE SEASON IN EXCELLENT VALUES iN PRICED
PROM 01.00 TO 03.00.
WE ARE CONFIDENT YOU WILL FIND IT TO YOUR ADVANTAGE
TO LOOK AT THEIR VALUES.
all
, W. , I H i. did
.4 l0 .++erm ll JR
6. woamno'ros at. 001:!!! Noswittx, cons.
Telephone m4.
AND ounce no" II CHANIID '*
Aooohotttotv. '
onto an. iurtstnu a mum alum-u at yttrium to Mn om
.mn Iranians» "Iytnlnmn. Woolen.“ institution-v0.
your. 1 __.
,,, ,_, a, ..
O. Bmiaokeon.
«with; was". . , ... ponytail-nor.
turn I tsetse mm «dammit
mum. 0'33... toot-o stunt-nod. The
helium Wags, unless strengthened with
flu wonders that!” Indian.»
“I“ of“! V0“ DION.
Norwalk Chronicler