_ ll Brdokluwn Country
I. new. thruupod
'. the lulgtut
in the history of the
o. The result wus
victory for the
_ mum. Who defeated the
«taunt. of mugs-atop. by tho,
rty-clpht playorq in
, twenty-four from
d twelve fcur- bull four-
for the Bridgeport
be» t the Brook-
" mp6 in compowd
' layers while on Sutur
who are not on the
. , Bridgeport and there were
clonevmutchou Former sunr-
mehunlea -.H Seeley, and his
H Flatt. were the only
the visitors to score. They
“ into by defeating Unpluln
Hard und M
i.
hummus were dined III. tho
0M6 by the Blldgoport piuyors
were entertained during the
and evening. Many Stum-
II Noroton Indies and gentlo
are present to watch thr- pro-
. the match. Among the No-
,It to were the Moser-I. Socioy,
ior, Scofleld Hunter. Mc—
‘ sham, Hurlbprn Btowu
Woodbury. Knapp. SlIeI-,lll
Ill! Hoyt. ’l‘hc Brookluwn pl. Iy
_ .4 R. B. Harm W. B. WhoclIII‘.
hole, A. C: Wheeler, Sanford
3. P. Curtis S. D. Bowrt,
l:Iench C H. Delaney, A W.
. 11%. Knapp, H. A. Mayne, Ii.
, , ,e, ulmon Goodsell, F. 'l‘. Slu-
' E 1’. Lyon. Dr V. P. Gibnoy \V.
Briggs, R. 5 Blocks. R W Cogs-
LF W SnIith. Jr., A. H. Cuniicld
Strong and B. l. Ashmun
hart B. Hincks succeeded In
wanting the Iocord of Colonel Bogcy
II the linku of the Country club, IIIIII
won the Bogey competition which
its in progress during the month of
ptombor.
_I'I Hlnoks turned in :1 card of :26
Strokes for 9 holes, which is the bout
Colonel Bogey can Ito. and on this
was the lowest some made Air.
Hincka. was declared the winner (It
the competition.
Second place honors were divldIIIl
between Henry l). Bench and A. .l.
Bro-ff, each of whom made u .‘IL'tll‘u, of
‘37 for the 9 holes.
The Bmckhridgc cup, which was
Won this. your by .Spottswood I). how»
an. of the Brookluwn tcum ut Spring»
field. Moon. is on exhibition ,III. ”III
Bridgeport club. it is u vory hund-
aome sliver trophy of largo nine. The
clip will be compotcd for annually ill :l
er- Bowers is the first. to have his
name engraved upon it. 4
r W.—
. A CARD.
This is to certify that all druggiats
are authorized to refund your money
if Foley' 3 Honey and Tar falls to cum
your cough or cold It stops the
cough. heals the lungs and prevents
serious results from a cold Cures la
crippe cough and prevents pneumonia
and consumption. Contains no op-
.; iateu. The genu e is III II yellow
. ,. _ package. Refuse substitutes. Sold
at Piuisted’s Drug Store. *
lSAAc SCHIFFER IN JAIL.
DENVER, Colo. Oct. lit—Illispntclr
_ 98 from Alamosu lulu. night suld tlInt
‘ Isaac Shifter, out» of illt‘ owners of the
defunct Bank of Mankind, under or-
rest. on seven counts. charging om-
bezzlement and receiving money
. knowing his bank to ho insolvent wuti
, placed under sluupou bonds III tho rn
quest of the (patriot attorney yester-
day. Schlffor wus tIIkIIn from the
county lull ut Alnmosu to l’uoblo and
placed in Jail there on follow to sup-
. ply bond.
w
you. It Is all the more
w‘llium 1%..
,bcl’ore the judges realized this. When
. Ilyspcsin, used to have grout distress
.. until i took limziliun Balm, und one 50
Juli Inmate: Crowding the Institution
Somewhatw-Now Entomolo-
Ing 232 Poncho.
There are now confined It the noun-I
ty Juli, In Bridgeport. 232 prisoners,
which in very near the Inuximum num-
bet for the iuutituttou. The figure
is also near to the number now con.
lined In the Newtiiavsn coutn‘y» lull.
which receives from; 9. much larger
population thunII‘ItIhlliriMI.~. .
The number of prisoners has been
steadily Increusing of. late, and one
reason for it Is the fuctIthut. Judges»
in the lower courts are Imposing hea-
vier fines especially In Bridgeport.
About two yours ago when the low
in refelenco to working. out lines was
chunzod so that II prisoner get credit
for $1 a tiny instead of Bo'centmmc
number of prisoneru fell off largely.
At one time there were only about. 130
in the Jail.
Under the old law the judges used
«to take into consideration the length
of time u prisoner would ha in Jail if
he bud to work out a fine, cod no the
figure wuu placed rather low._ When
tho low was changed it. had the effect
of reducing the length of service in
jail hourly one-hull. It was some time
they did heuvier lines were imposed
and so the number of prisoncro bus
steadily increased until it in now well
up with the highwuicr marks of prowl--
ous yours.
A PLEASURE TO ALL.
No Pill in us pleasant. and positive
as Dchtt‘s Little Early Risers. These
Famous Little Pills are no mild and ef-
fective that children. delicate ladies
and weak people enjoy their cleansing-
effect, while strong people say they
are the host. liver pills sold. Sold by
The Clifford Pharmacy. "
BRINGS
’PHONE TO YOU-ON A
TRAY.
The Southern New England Tole
phone Company has adopted a unique
method of furnishing telephone sor-
vlce for the convenience of patrons of.
hotels and onion which is now being,
given a trial in one of the New Haven
cafes. If you wont to communicate
with uuybody over tho telephone, all
you have to do in to order a ”phone"
and the waiter will brim: It to you on
the tray with tho nppolinarls.
’l‘hII first I,prIIrlmI.Int. wus mode with
a woman patron of the euro whore illt‘
now.syslc1n Is lnslullud. She asked
for the duo of tho IcIIIplIIIno. She wns
in whom thut tlIII IIIIfII was. equipped
with the now St‘lvlt‘o, when the wuitI-I
IIpllIId:
“All light,
in to you‘.’"
'l‘lItI pulron qus in doubt how to
consider tlIII unswcr of ”It! nitcllduul.
but soon IlincovI-rod that she could
llll\'(‘ lilt‘. ‘pllonc lu'ouglll to her.
'l‘lIII‘llorlnlIlII ‘plIonII is IIIIIoipulntIId
by u pcnIIrnl wiring of ill(‘ cnic. ()p-
pIIsltII. t‘ilt'll IIIblII thoro in II connect-
ing plug to the main telephonc wirc.
'l‘lIII ‘phmIII t'llll bo currIIId about the
l'tltllll ()li II truy Iunl pluccd on lllt‘ tu-
lllt‘ where it. is wuntIId. 'l‘iIII Willit‘r
inserts the. plug Into the wull and
“(‘IIntIal" unswcrs when the patron is
IIIIdy to giIcI tho nIInIbIII
mudum;I shall I bring it
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mla. Franklin Bush, of New Castle.
l)ol.. says: "I suffered for yours with
and belching. i tried everything I
could hear of. but nothing lIIIlped mo
cont bottlo curcd me completely."
lI'IIr suit», by It. ii. l'lIIistI’Id. II‘. Ii. Bax-
Icr and tho Clih‘ord l’lmrmucy. ”
HAS $l2,000 CONTRACT
Willium I<Fflllt‘,, It Now lluvon plum-
lIIII', lliil-l n $12.0ml contract. with lili‘
Now York. New lilth‘ll &~ llurtford
railroad to improvo illi' general office
building in New Haven. ’l‘ho conlrucl
lll\'()l\'t‘.‘i tho pinning of llvo retiring
rooms. togIIthI-Ir with up count quIth
of lunltors' rooms in the structure.
The rooms anI to ho walnscotod in
light marble and finished with whit“
Ill.lng
Wouldn't” Street. ,5
2.000 lbs.
, Tel. oops .
SOME con)” WEATHER HINTS
Int No 1.
I OTEWA T STOVEB.
, As Good as Any. Better Than Mott.
. Hla‘. No. 2.
ALUMINUMOIL HEATERS.
None Better Mario.
Hint No. 3.
COMFORTB AND BLANKETB
The Kind That Keep You Warm.
A a. ANGEVINE It sou
e Vowost Popes
hERSHFIE“
no Water Street. Telephone 536$.
”Mm T Bayou; Muiufitmt, Not-walk.
Squeezing the Consumer
to swell the douiers profits is n01
our way of conducting tho coal bust
ncss. We believe in fair dealing uud
want our customers to be our frlondtI
do well. That in why wo tuke such
care to keep the best, the cleanest
and highest quality of coal to be had
the Daniel Keogh boat C0.
anvlew Ave. But Norwulk. Ct.
89th Norwalk, Conn.
Guaranteed
do “
Public Market, 3: 80. Main St.
I'l'eilt wmIIIVImI In In... Invthe
South.
, Guarantéed.
5 ed yesterday that. arrangements tum
, nun-bin?I
4"T0 Whomwit. May Concern: filter.
the benefit of the people of South Nor-
Iwelk permit me to my New word» In
the columns of The Sentinel endorsing
the peerless merits of that modern
cod liver oil preparation. Vinol. I
For yeuI-III luuffered from indiges-
tiou. stomach agropbin‘ and general
ll Iv us dcbii I 1,. Jul spent lots of
n: .IIey with ‘ doctors and
t. .IIII IIu lIlIltlIl or the lIliues, but quI-
out any benefit whutcver.
.. , . IL.
mvon DARNELL ’
Some of the city oiIlclulu und‘ prom-
inent citizens here culled my utteu
tion to whut Vinol hiltl uccompliuhod
for them, und induced me to give it II
trial. I mum confess that. it. certainly
workod wonders for me. it. was de
liclous to take and did not. upset my
stomach like old fashioned cod liver
oil and emulsion; it gave me u hearty
appetite, cured my stomach trouble
and strengthened and invigorated my
ontirc System. i wish every sick per»
son in South Norwulk would try this
grout cod liver .oil preparation, Vinol.
J. S. Darnell, Muyor of Frankfurt. Ky.
One of the proprietors of The Clif-.
ford Pharmacy says: “The above
letter is perfectly genuine, and we on
dorsc all Mayor Darnell scys. We
guarantee Viuol to lncrennc tho uppc
tile, cure stomach troubled, renew the
vitality of tho ugod. build up the run
down. tired and debilitated, make the
weak strong. cure chronic coughs,
colds and build up the. convuloscvnt.
or “III will return to tho purchusI-r or-
cry dbllnr paid for it." The Clifford
Pharmacy. ‘
WAS OUSTED.
For That Reason Mr. Brennan Seeks
Damages.
null for $10,000
brought by l’utrick .l.
former runtnurunt proprietor, in.
Bridgeport, ucnlnst Prof, Samuel S.
Qunford. of Yale llulvorslty, will be
lilo cone with which lilo October torm
of the civil superior court will coon in
ItrlngIpI'Irt tomorrow. Judgo (.‘Ioorgo
W. tholor will preside.
The suit is brought upon niloguilons
T110 du qugcs
Brcnnun. tho
Ibnt. Mr. Sunford unlawfully dispoz-II
scomId Mr. iircnnuu of the property III
to. ill, ti and III Cannon street and
took possession of it on June 21. 1904
for which the plaintiff asks the dam-
ugIIn named.
-'I‘lII- dcfondunt, through his uttIIr-
lII')H, Show & Nicholson, I-luims tlIIII
.- uronor‘y III question belonged to
E. Smith Summell, who sold the pro
party to Prof. Snnford on tho dutc
in question. because Mr. Brennan, the
‘esxce, did not. put tho place in a ten-
nntublo and hubitublo condition nc-
cording to the terms and rcqulro
merits of his leune.
It will be rI-Inomlwrcd that some
wooku before the proporty was sold
by Mr. l-iubboll to Prof. Sanford, illi'
restaurant. was destroyed by fire. uud
\I‘lllltl Mr. l'lrcnnun wuu fighting illi‘
lusurt‘mctI companion hp did not mukt
‘lll,\‘ Inpulrs Io illt‘. building, which
quI left in u very diiupldntcd coudt
lion. until it won sold over his hood
to Mr. Sanford. 'i‘lIII plaintiff to rep.
rIIIIIIntoIl by Chamberlain & Hull.
1
A SPLENDID IDEA.
A new Men in II. Cough Srrup is oil-
vIIIIcoIl lII Kennedy’s Luxutivo Honey
and TM. Besides contuining Pine
’l‘ur, Honey und other valuable remo-
dlIIII, It is rendered lmutlvo, no that
Its use incur-ca a prompt. and efficient
cvncuution ol' the bowels. lt relaxer
lilt‘ nervouu system, and cures al‘
colds, croup, whooping cough, etc: A
red clover blossom und tho honey bee
in on (Mary bottle of the OrIIrinul Lox
olive Cough Syrup——Kennedy'o Luxu-
tlvo Honey and Tur. An ideal remedy-
for children. Mothers praise it. I‘.
in, host for all. Sold by The Clifford
Plungnucy. “
BIRD KILLER FINED. I,
Sunday Sport of Man In Nowtown
Cont Him About $40.
Cnotory Cirngiuy, the young Greek?
who quI urrcatcd by Sheriff .lohunon,
ol‘ Nowtmvu. for shooting song birds
tout. Sunday, was flood $10 and costs‘
boforv II justico'u court .ln Nowlown
youtorduy. The total (Inn and custr
nmountu to $40. Clruglny livoI-I III
247 Witter utrI-ot, Bridgeport. and ho
was .followod to that. city by Sheriff
lolIutIon and nrrcslcd nour his home.
The Crook «opposed thur, tho luw wIII-
off Izumo birds, and thought thut song
birds were game birds. This was the‘
reundn tiIut he was not fined more
heavily.
DON'T BORROW TROUBLE. '
it is u bad habit to borrow anything.
but the Worst think on can possibli
borrow. is trouble. hen sick, sore
IIoIIvy, wuuryInnd worn-out by the
Indus and poisons of dyspepsia, bll
.,lousnouu Bright's (ileum and similar
internal disorders. titanic Iii. dowu and
brand over your aymptoms. but fly for‘
relief to Electric Bitters. Here you
will find cure and permanent forget.
fulnoss of all your troubles. and your
body will not be burdened by II. load
of debt disease. Al F. If Baxter‘s.
South Not-walk. and E. P. Weed' I.
Norwnik, druz stores. Price We
W
TO MARK OT'ATI BOUNDARY.
BOSTON Oct. to wit wuu announc-
beeu completed for surveying and ne-
the boundary line between
unite motto tout Connecticut. much
onto has appropriated 37, 000 for the
execution of the mm. which will In
clude the retracing tor the Input "III-L
dear to her
‘ . by tho front way, but could not find
I amend floor. He inquired among the
. or who bun been conllncd nt North
' III held III the Jail Imam he. IIIIIIIII to
Found boycotting com .IIIIim in Attic
of Her Home In atom
ford. f
“Derunzed mentally by iii iIeIIIIII,
Mre. Andrew Kink. of 85 St. ohns
Place committed uuicidcpSuturduy. by
hanging herself from u plant: In the
little of her home. lion dead body was
cut down by her son Andrew. and
Home neighbors. on unknown length
of time after the act of the despairing
woman.
"Mrs Klug bud been to ill health
for a your or two. Of late she seem-
ed to suffer a good deal of melanchol-
ic. Recently a. young woman very
died uuddenly. The
death had a tendency to depress Mrs.
Klug’s spirits in u more pronounced
qunner.
There was nothing in her condition.
howovor. to cause alarm. She s-Iela
Id in culinary health and spirits. Sat
urduy foroncon. when her son Andrew
wont to his place of employment. This
was About to The young mun return
ed about 1 for his lunch lie was
somewhat surprised to find the Icon
IiooI fauloned. He entered the house
his mother in their apartments on the.
neighbors None of them had uoeu
her Acoompunlod by two or three of
the noighbmu. the youth went back
Into the house and climbed up to the
uillc. Then: he found his motion" r
dcud body hanging from u plank hunt
the chimney one foot testing on a
choir, the other just off the floor. A
lIIIIIIpI-n cord fastened about the nook
in nooec form and thrown over the
plnnk bud strangled Mrs. King.
Mrs. King was about 54 yours of
ago. Site bus [I nutivc of (harmony
uud but] been It resident thorn foI up
W‘iililll of .ill yoms. She will bo re-
membered no u must umiuble wcuum
one over roudy with a kind. cheering
word. Until her illness became pro-
nounced she was quite active in the
affairs of the society known as Dough
tors of Hermann.
“There was evidence to show that
Mrs King made deliberate nrlnuuc
mcntu to end her life, even goink ms
t r us to lay out a.iuvoritc cown‘
III-luck It. is supposed, she desired to
ho lIIIr ulnoud.
Sho lonv on u husband um! two chil
IirIIII~MMrow. Jr. and him. ,IIiglIuId
Riggs. of 80th Nelwuik."
CASTOR IIA
Ior Intent: and Children.
The Kind You lltu itlvap bought
Bum the
Signature of
KNIGHTToTIFoo: ofiAuoesfi
Will Vote Against Propcled Modifica-
tions at Pythlan Convention.
MIImbIII‘II of tho locIIl lodges or.»
propurlng for the unnuul meeting of
the gl‘i‘lltlIlilng‘ of the Knights of PyI
thins, to be hold in Waterbury :IIIxt
work Tuesday Amour: Ihoso who are
to be picsout ut the xvssions in addi-
lion to tho (Mitigation Ore Supreme
Chancellor Charles H. Bhidely of in.
:itunu and the grand chuncailors of
Rhodc island. Vermont and Massachu-
Iottsl A large delegation will no
,IIIIII-Iont at the sessions from this "by.
'lhII moot importum limiters to be
)roughl up bofoIII the pension Inc to
bongo tlIII Idle-I of the order so 2‘ Int
ho punswoid only be changed Only
Ilit‘i' u your lnsUuIIl of I‘IVE‘l'Y .l).
Months. on in tin rule at present; to
hungc tlIII llilt' of IIIlIIIlI-Iulon from ‘;l
ours to is; to do IIuIIy \IlIlI fun Isul
'ocucfits nu govtIInIId by the pr‘cstnl
'ulos nod to I-hunuo the rank feed.
making them loss thun they urII 'It 1th
IIIII iunsral benefit is that cvory lodge
Inust puy 890 to tho fumlly of any
member in good rounding who lll‘t-I
lied uIId muy pay mom if the) so do-
“ll'wi‘ The move is to make nonuuu
)bllmtory in IlIlII Icgurd but ruthol
to leave the paymont in the hands of
Inch lodge.
A conconeus of the opinion unlong
be local lodges in rogurd to 'hcsc
Imposed chuIIgI-u has been guthcrI- .d
'llld the likelihood to that tho dolo-
zntcs will go to the convention propm
III] to vote ugulnst oil of them. ~—i\leu
Iiuvon Hegistm.
W
DON'T BE IMPOBED UPON.
Foley & (10.. Chlcuuo originated
Honey and TM as u throat and lung
remedy. and on uccount of the great
merit and popularity of Foley 5 Honey
Ind 'l‘ar runny imitations are offered
for the genuine Those worthless im
.tutionu‘ have similar bounding numba
Beware of them. The genuine Fol-
:Iy 3 Honey and TM Is in u yellow puc
kayo. Ask for it and refuse any nub-
stltutc. it is the best remedy for
coughs and colds. Sold at l’loisted‘u
Drug Store ”
PAPERS SERVED ON SHERIFF
HAWLEY.
Hugh F. Keenan Said to be Held III
‘Jllt Because He Failed to
, Keep contract.
PupcIs were IIIIrvud upon ShoIlif
Illduoy Ill. lluwlcy III the lull in the
utmost of Hugh lI‘. Keenan, u prison-
m..—
uvonuc. Bridgeport. for the poet
mouth in II. civil proves so by the Com
tury Cycle Co.
The. papers are worn to by Attor-
nay Mullins. counsel for Mr. Reagan,
who uppoquII before Judge Howard
J. Curtis of tho civil common pleas
court and uncured the order which
will Institute II. move to secure Mr.
Keagun II releuse.
Judge Curtin has ordered the sheriff
to appear in court toda, with Mr.
Keenan and show “the w y he holds
the petitioner. Gould II Gould. our
resenting the bloycfe company. will
appear before Judge Curtis to oppose
‘the motion.
it is understood that Mr. Keenan
keep his contract and buy for a bi.
cycle which he purchuped from the
company.
- STOP THAI. COLD. _
or it. may mull". III Pbeumonlu. mu.
lliinll helm in breaking up uoldu win-n-
ever tried. almost without exception.
It) 25, title and $1. 00 hamlet:i 'i‘ho ClintI
1..-
Terrible-n Can Count Painlnuiy With
Only One Trutmont of Pyra- ‘ ' ' . I ‘ '" , '. , . ,‘
Fro. Back- 0 in Plain Wrap ... The D M Read .. 0
o o ’
mid Pill Curl
. ll-
ad to veryono Who will?”
midtown: 78:7.
"I have been a terrible sufferer of
piles for fourteen (14) yearn and dur-
ing all this timoyou can have an Idea
of how many kinda of medicine i
tried. But I found no relief whatev-
at. I felt thoro Inner. be uomothinx
that could cIII-o me without having to
undergo an opcrullou which might kill
n.Ie
"Now. after trying but one treat-
ment of your ‘Pyrumlds.’ I am free.
free to tell all uufferers or this dread.
ful diueuso to try this medicine—the
Pyramid Pile Cure. It will cure when
.n _- . ,e L l ) ‘ I y“"
Trimmings and Gurmtmres.
A most ,attractiv’e display of Dréss Trimmings is in I
the corner window at Main street and Fairficld avenue. Our
stock holds an enormous range in styles, from the most sim—
pic III adds and Fancy Balloons to the highest grade of Pur- .
all others fail. Sincerely yours, ivian hand made (iaruiturcs. lhere Is a glint of gold ming—
“filingagfiidftInici‘mulIeThoma led with exquisite coioriugs. Raised flowers embroidered
torture. burning and itching of pliers. In natural hues. ()dIi (lt'SlgilH that can be separatced and ap-
mightgfifiemgéfistJiftlietlegflgt{Ext-“:3; plied in ways to give a costume individuality. ,
expense, in plain sealed package. to Very beautiful lIIIbroidcries and Spangled Nets are
evgfigfctxegsgglggn‘firf‘fi‘e:“‘::°;:,_ shown suitable for pinstrons- Iaud stomacllcrs It is a sea-
IIiIIo, oruol, unnecessary and rarely a son of ornate apparel and the display' 15 intercsting.1\ pct-
:fignlfefltnggfifnmm ,g‘ga‘fckfoéksycfi' sonal inspection is invited. i
apply and inexpensive, and free from
tho publicity and humiliation you suf-
t‘or by doctors' oxuminution.
Prynmld l-‘llc Curc is mode in the
form of "easy to, use" suppositories.
The coming of a. cure is felt the mo-
Fancy Handkerchiefs.
Colored Fancy Handkerchiefs have come in again, and
we are treated to u fasciuuting array of lIrcnclI Novelties
SKIIEIIIEWILS‘" to “8“ it, and your for both women and men. Of course the colors are deli-
Send your name and address of cute and there is dainty embroidery, French knots and the
once to Pyramid Drug 00., 8632 Pyru-
mid Building, Marshall. Mich., and get.
by return mail, the treatment wo will
send you free In plulu settled wrap-
pt‘l‘.
After seeing for yourself what it
cant do you can get a regular, tull-
slzo package of Pyramid Pile Cure.
from any druggiat at 50 cents each or,
on receipt of price, we will mail you
some ourselves if he should not huvc
it.
like. l’nle blue, pink, iavéndcr, maize and rcscdu are the
favrnitc‘ There are corded borders and cross bars, a most
attractixc zIssortmcnt—zmd the Holidays In prospect. Stop
and see them.
. e . .0 o ‘
Dunkirk Smtmg.
One of the stylish new cottons, in dark invisible checks,
and mixtures that resemble worsted. Very neat efiects in
the dark blue and. green checks; Finejor separate blouses
and shirt waist dresses. Vi’ash Goods Section.
Fine Cooking wore:
All llousckccpcrs favor the attractive looking German
MR. KING’SI EXPENSES.
What it Cost Him to Run for Con-
gressional Nomination.
(Illholt l. Hewitt of Norwich. and
Charles A. Gates of Windham. politi-
t'fll counts of William A. King in tho
391:??? fifliififslfiifl,‘ ,l‘gflififi‘, 0'2,,,,,‘,';§ Cooking ll‘owls and otlIcr dishes of the rich brown warc lin—
‘lllimwnifi Willi ”W, “W0 “WWW” ed with white. 'i‘iIcsc articles can be placed on the stove and
fiffifi',i;‘“é;..lox.l§l§:"fd Emily“ M" III the own without cerzing or taking other harm. There are
EI‘PNWW 1“ “WWW. ‘ 5-00 Mixing llouis Pudding l)l.\‘llt'5 Ilccp cow-rod linking
EMWIIHER Io Waterfowl 1.00
Expenses to wnun‘aHUH 7 limos I; 00 lllSllCS ilczIII l’ ots. Custard Lops, Macaroni Dishes, cm cthl
Rm" 0f hull 50? and open L :Isscroics.
Postage. 3.1’ , , _ .7
Toum, pouch, 3,00 l l'lL‘CS loss than the old fashioned yellow ware.
'l‘runsporlfttimi. 2.30
'l‘rnns ortutlon to Salem, 2. ll . . .
'l‘rnnsgortatlon. 15 00 Have you looked at the new but hockwcar yet? bplcn-
Ballots 3“" “"0““ 225 did line in the small burs. _ ‘
'l‘olophonc. 4.10 .
Exponncs to Hartford. 4.75
Sundries. 10.01)
Mr Hewitt rcccivIIIi $100, expending
SM "2.
Mr. uGtI-s rIIpoIis that he Icccivod
nothing, but expended $6. :10 in COIIIICI
tion with Mr. King’s candidacy.
ChIIIlcu A Blake. it"‘O‘aBlllt‘i of tho
itcpubllcan town IonIlnltlIIc of Brook
ly,n repotts that be expended $40 in
I-onIIeItlon with the election in the
Third Congressional District.
CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY.
This in a medicine of great worth
und mfi‘lt. Try it when you have II
cough or cold and you are certain to
ilf‘ pleased with the quick relief which
It affords. it is pleasant to take and
run ulwnyu be depended upon. For
solo by Stillson-l‘owcll Corporation.
Clifford l’llnrnIuI-y, chll'uus Phar-
Illllt‘y. ”
The D. M Read Co
FOR THIS WEEK'S BPEOIAL, WE OFFER THE “NEW VITALITY
HOSE," MADE WITH GARTER TOPS AND FOUR PLV TOE, SOLE AND
. HEEL. THESE GOODS ARE MADE TO SELL -AT 196 PER PAIR.
w... ”My—n—
DlRECTORS To ACT.
Consolidated Road Burrito Meet Sat-
urday Noon.
The directors of the New York. New
Haven nnd Ilurtford rond will meet in
Now York city on Suturduy of this
truck for their rcgulur monthly sca-
IIlon. Muny matters of importance
will be brought before the meeting.
'l‘ho standing committee will meet in
New York city on Friday to prepare
lnnttoru for the board. The purchase
of tho Willimnntic trolley will be to
portcd us wcll no thII outlsfurtory con-
Iluslou of the' cut" ugrccment with
the city of New Haven.
Matters for the. nnnuul stockholderu’
meeting in New Huvcn Oct. filth, will
be put in shuoc.
Tho oucntion of the formation of the
real untrue. land and tux department.
will be brought up.Col|n M. lngeracll
is in charge of this department. and
he will select II. rcul estate agent.
rout. Agent. and engineer us soon on
tho creation of the department is up-
proved.
TO GET THEM MORE THOROUGHLY INTRODUCED,~ FOR THE
BALANCE OF THIS WEEK WE WIL SELL THEM FOR
150135. or Two Pairs fer 25cm.
WE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO
OUR HOSIERY STOCK iN GENERAL.
OUR WELL KNOWN STYLES OF CHILDREN'S HOSE AT 15c. OR 2
PAIRS FOR 25c. ,
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OUR GENTB' AND LADIES' HOSE AT THE SAME PRICE.
AT 25c PER PAIR WE THINK W E HAVE AN EXCEPTIONALLY COM-
PLETE LINE. CONBISTING 0F PLAIN BLACK. SPLIT- FEET, WHITE-
FEET. RIBBED-TOP AND EXTRA-WIDE TOP.
Sovorul pension mutteru are to come . . .. . - J . I ._. ’ .,
before the bourd. “ " " ’
”MI—OHIO.“ N
WARDB OFF PNIUMONIA. .
All coughu. colds and pulmonary
omuplulntu that. are curable are quick-
ly cured by One Minute Cough Cure.
Clears tho phlegm. drown out infium-I
motion and hcuiu und soothes the of.
t’cctod purtu, strengthen» the lungs.
words off pneumonia. Harmless and
claimant to hike. Sold by The (‘llf-Y , _
ford Pharmacy. ,. i “
‘I‘I wtsmuo‘rou s'r. . . 390'!!! ROMA“. Whit.
. .. .. mom III-II.
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LIFE PRISONER ESCAPES.
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Karl HohonthaLWu the Murderer of
Pruner-tor General of Finland. ;
HELSINGII‘ORS.~ Finland, Oct. >I1tl.-~.
Holtenthul. the murderer of Solsulon
Bolninen. the procurutor general of
Finland escaped during the nitrite
from the pripon where he quI under-I
{Sing a. sentence of imprisonment for ‘
o .
Solution Solomon, whom the Finmr:
prefer to cull Johnnon, ,ignoring. the
potent of nobility granted to him in‘
1904 was shot. and killed Febmry 5
at his residence by Karl Leonard Ho-
hentbnl formerly u student of the lm-,
periui Alexander U iversity 1t Hot:
Itcsforu. He also untied a non of
t o murderu than find no unburied
Ii melt in a light which followed. Ho-
heuthul was" uotuu Ii by the whim
apt-cud ocudemnuto on of iloininen’n
follow all procurutor-fenemi to guard
the ungifit lawn of It cloud
The be of procurutbrnnerut III
acoonquew.
‘ W M u locket durum of III-III to run was
“In!” y toiling. Would It not well to have
my"
require spectacle: mono- or later. vaeiitlw Won. club“ IIqutlImIed with
3.1mm become more workman. The proper.“ in It won: pI-‘otgc.
live wondorulfusc In time. 3'. . ,. , ,
I . no hit 3. Halftltelructlngfipt .
of the old line and the‘ setting up of
Appropriate mum. . .
.ur’a, Baxter‘s and Plnlitetl I.
one It th iii In in III mm. The ‘
uranium: «Hours» of tho IIII Room It. United Blob Building. Telephone aunts. , I.
purtmuht Olin! .“chI the thit‘ittilth ueu- I’m WI “WM“! lWDiiVGIllMO “it! ‘
"lite. calcium m yum old. ‘ on» item i-I—t :45. “WNW. ”may; .1759. . .,
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