(lion Iiuor MIC“ lNlH. t liil.nui.N .Wmidsbigeotimfiloerfulv . ‘ peso andliestdonlalns neither M rad.- J‘m ‘ .- — .—-——..——-——— Facsimile SI'gnaiur-e of m.Morpldne nor funeral or NARC o'rm . A eel Rented forCons ' « deflow- StomI’ichfliar-riglope‘; Worms ,Convulsrons .l‘everish- ness and Loss or SLEEP. BLE GOODS AND RIGHT PRICES. IE3 SELL TO ONE STORE ONLY IN EACH CITY. THEM IN THIS VICINITY EXCLUSIVELY, AND WHEN YOU BUY OF US YOUR PURCHASE BEARS A GUARANTEE BACKED UP BY BOTH . THIS STORE AND THESE GREAT FACTORIES—A GUARANTEE THAT L PROTECTS YOU ABSOLUELY FROM ' INFERIOR AND DECEPTIVE . QUALITIES. IF YOUR PARLOR, DINING ROOM OR BED ROOM NEED If ONE PIECE OR COMPLETE REFURNISHINGS YOU CAN FIND WHAT If -— dhe so. 0 NOW ASSEMBLED ON OUR FIVE IMMENSE FLOORS FOR THE FALL TRADE HAS COME FROM THE WORLD'S BEST FACTORIES—FACTOR- IES THAT HAVE ACHIEVED UNIVERSAL REPUTATIONS FOR RELIA- MOST OF THESE LARGE FACTOR- WE REPRESENT r... Innate on than... "Ilia IIIiiiI Itiii ”lldli‘e : «Always tough .~ Bearsl'lthe Signature V. In Ilse For liver ; W Thirty Years Furniture YOU WANT HERE AT PRICES. FRO M ONE—THIRD TO ONE-HALF LOW- ER THAN ELSEWHERE. A.J. Collins&Co. 12-18 North Main Street. South Norwalk, Conn Bu y You Clocks, Skirts and Millinery from the maker. It wlll save you Thlrtv Par Cant an the Dollar. g. We go aranloa a parlour (It. The Fair Cloak and Fur Store. 68 WASHINGTON STREET. cocoon ? loo. t'urci‘ully uiwnyu tho lmvcut. In lint-k of it. You ct]. Seavlow Ave. l Wc‘vc got. it, to burn. sr‘let'ictl. clonu thul is uli conl :llltI nothing ciao. NU dusl_ no dirt, no ululc. ion from on it‘s right. iicnt kind. will And prince \Viicu you incl u tiur gluil'linicr lnitc no rhunccs l‘ronipi rivliwi'y. Sziiisiuttinn uni-tut” The Daniel Keogh tidal C0. East Norwalk, Ct Tel. 145—3. are guaranteed to give satisfaction in every respect. Your money back if not satisfied after a month‘s trial. Weekly Payments. A. J. Angcvine I 134 Washington Street. 6- Son. South Nor-walk, Conn. can. con. con; At the Lowest Prices. ' 2.000ibs. Guaranteed. 8; HERSHFIELD 8.50" no Water Street, Telephone 236-3. I . Wood St, Tel. 203-5. A. Public Market, 32 80. Main St. John ’1‘ Hayel, 5 Main Street, Norwolk. ‘W. on. ember.“ oo ' veteran New Haven Official Oovore Connection With State Health Department. Dr. Chm-Ion A. Lindnloy lulu cent in his ronignatton no member and macro lury of the crate board of health, but action upon the resignation has been dcfcrrcd by the board. The communication from Drummin- ’ was received by the utatc hoard . .‘rc quarterly meeting hold in’ New ....n, Fl‘liiily ovoning.‘ Dr. Lindnioy‘n lottor rcudn nu follows: To you, on tho prouidcnt of the or- :runizulion, which appointed mo. 1 hcroby rnont respectfully tender inl’ ronignntlon on tho secretary of the. viola board of health of Connecticut. t cunnoi ncvor in connection with tho hour-d of more than 20 yearn in that ,.-npucll_v without oxprouuing my nin rcrc appreciation of tho innumcrnblc iourtcnlcu nnd 'kindnenucu of which 1 iiin-' boon this grateful recipient from ‘ln- member-n of tho bonrd both punt will present. during tllnl long pcriorl. [Especially from you Mr. Prciiidunl. who with mynclf urn tho only uurvlv- )l‘H of tho originul board organization it Iti’llt. ‘ l donirc my rcnlgnnlion to tukc ct" ‘ch on noon uftcr the removal of tho ofiicc. to Hartford its in tho judgment of tho board will hunt. proruotc the public Wolforc. Vcry ronpcclfnliy yours. C. A. LINDSIJCY. 'I‘ho nction of Dr. l.indnlcy in rcilr- Int; from the stoic bourd In bclicvcd ,0 ho duo to tho nclion taken by the bourd Inui July in deciding to move the hcudnuurlcrs of tho board as well as tho bureau of tho rogislrnr of vi- iul nintinilcu to Hurtford from New Llnvcn. fir. E. K. Root. of Hartford, n popular of thc hourd fcIl ihul the Intr- llIIl bcin-I. a brunch of tho Hiuic gov- ‘rnmcnt should he houncd nude-r iht: stoic houso of Hartford. uud utopi- vcrc token to socurc qunrtcra for thc .lulo board of boulih in tho nitric cupi 'nl. Room thcro won source. but, the- complroilcr ofi'orcd tho ntntc bourr‘ quurtcrn upon thc top floor of thc cup lol building. which wcrc ucccptcd by ho alum board of hcollh. Just when the rcmovui of the burcnu will be undo from Now ”oven to Hartford urn not vcl tn-cn dccldod upon. but It ”s bclicvcd lhnt tho shift will bc nudc. in the near future. Dr, idndnlcy has been u mombcr of hu stain board of licnllh since thc board was crcnlcri by on not of tilt :cnorril uukcmbly in 187x. Prof. Willlum H. Brcwor of Now ’invon won another nu-mhor of tin >rigiuul board. Upon thc (loath of Dr Iliumborlnin of Hartford, who wnr. .‘hc firut nccrcturv of tho board. lir. aiudslcy wun uppointod to fill the vu nncy temporarily. but he won finally it last ulccied pcrmuncntly sccrclury ~i‘ ihc stoic board. \ GUARANTEED CURE FOR FILES Itching, Blind, Blccdlnu, I’rolrudin}; "IIt‘H. lh'iiggikts urn uuthorizcd to re und money if l’azo Ointmcnl fails to pro in it to M (luvs. Silo. w. .._._, .. -.~._....... CHASED COPPER THIEVES Are Poor Marksmen. BRISTOL, Conu.. ()ctobor 23.» Molly Shoriff Morse and forrucr itnic l’oliccmnn I'Iiil‘llti cruxugcd In on ociting chunu for two coppcr thicvus ‘nrly ycntcrduy ucnr tho works of ihc irlslol Brush (‘0. Shots wcrc cxchuug- id by pursncrn und pnruucd, ohoni 'iglll shots bcing fircd in all. and no inc wns hit, ’l‘bc mcn Wcrc about in got away with $400 worth of coppcr nit" when they Worn slii‘pi'iscll Iiy Ilit‘ lollcc office-rs. Mtil'sc and Burns cnch crnhbcd n nun. but tho thicvcs slipped out of hcir route and got :rwuv. This of. (:rnoon (lhhai‘ Arms now it man in tho :rilroud yurds whosc lrouucrs \vcrc of he sonic mutcriui us that in one of. hp conic icit by tho inch and ho sci tftt'i' him. After chasing bliu for n iuurtcr of u luiic. CIIIUI Arms flrcd 'iin rcvolvcr, hitiln-g thc mum on thc vrlsl. ’l‘hui bullcd him and hc won :ikcn to Iif‘ittIIlIiill‘It‘l'i-l, whcrc hc gave its nunn- no 'l‘houum Illllon. of Wu- crbury. llc will focc the torn] court in tho morning. A JUDICIOUS INQUIRY. A \vcll known trawling mun who isitn tlu- drug trudc. nuyn hc butt of- r~n hcurd druguistu inquirr- 0f custo- ucru who main-d for u cough modicum. .vhclhtr It won wrinlcd for in child 0. or no uduil, IliitI ii‘ for 11 child ihcy llinost invurluhir rccommcnd Chitin horiuin'u (touch licnu-dy. ’I‘hc rcusou 'or this in -..ui lilcy ltuow thorn in no lungcr from it und ihul it olwuyt‘ ‘lll't‘h’. ’l‘hcrc Its not tho icout dnngur it giving it, nod for coughs, colds and TIMI!) it in unnurpnnncd. For RIIIIZ‘ by Dockhand Drowned in Bridgeport Har- bor While Fellow Sailor-o Slept. liltllhilEI’UII'I‘. ()ctobcr liar-which- nrd Murphy, a dcckhnnd on tho IIIK John Glenn wnn drowned hurt night in tho hurbor. Murphy. who in lipid to have boon drinking hurd during the duy. inrnod in with the rent of tho crow ut night. but got up uguin about 9:45 with nothing on but his trout-torn und nn uruiornhlrt. und cithor walked or ntumbicd und fcil ovorhoard. The body IIIIH not been rccovorod. More pity. who won. uboul. to yours old. won it Now London mun. lliu wlfc (licd some limo «go find ho hon n daughter living in Bunion. ----- Sculd hour] In on eczcunt of the oculpmvcry not/urn uomctimcn, but It run bc curod. Dunn's ()intmont. (prick and permnncnt in on reunite. At uny drug atom. 50 cents. PLAYER DIES OF INJURIES. Member of Wliilmantio Football Team Fatally Hurt. ‘ WliibiMAN'l‘lC. Conn" October 2.. «a-Joim (l. Dondoro. 27 your-u old. tlicd ycalordny an the result of an iniury ho received in u football game in ch~ LliiIIHUH-I’Uwcll (‘Iii‘imrutiom Clifford now it in perfectly well." Guaranteed l’hurmucy. Zcitfusu i’hnrmucy. " cure for onto hurt my...” 250 at p. H. ilnxicr'n, South Norwulk. and E. P. WALKED OVERBOARD- Wood's. Norwnlk, drug niores. ” But it i-iu Proved or int-root and VI- ‘ Iuo to‘Thounnde. Common sense would nuggeat that. if one wiohen to become fleshy and piulnp it. can only result. from the food we out and digest undihut food should be nlbuminoun or flenihformlng food. like eggs. beet cloak, and commie; in other, wordu the kinds of food that. make ’flt‘llih are the. foods which form lino xroutor part ofpur dniiy hills of are. . * lint. the trouble in that while we out enough iiIltI generally too much, the otomuch. from phone und overwork. docn not properly digest and assimi- iuto it. which is the reason so many people remain thin and under weight; the digestivn organs do not completely digest tho flesh-forming becfcleuit. ragga und‘ uimiiur whoicnome food. Them are thousands of such who nrc ronliy confh-med dyspepticu, in. though they muy huro no purticuiur puin or inconvenience from thon- stomachs. If uuch port-tone would lay their prc- judicon usidc nod moire u regular pruc~ tlcc of inking. ut'tcr ouch mcul one or two ot‘ Slunrt'n llynpopniu 'l‘nblctn. the food would be quickly nnd thur~ oughly digcutcd. hocuulic lzhcko tublotn contain the nuturul pcpronon nnri dias- lunc which cvcry wonk arouinch lackn. and by supplying this want the atom- ach in soon onnbicd to reach its nutnrv 1i tone. und vigor. . Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets digest every kind of ficnh~formlng food. rncnt, eggs. broad and potatoes, und this in tho rcnuon they so quickly bulhi up. alrcnglhun und invigorate thin. dyn- pcptic men. women and children. lnvuiids and children. even the most .lclicute. use thorn with marked henc» fit as thcy contain no strong, irriiut~ lug drugs, no cuthnriic nor uny horm- ful ingroiiicntu, Stuart's Iiyspcpsln 'l‘ublcis urc thc mold successful and most widcly known of uny remedy for ntomnch lnoublcu bocmloc tiioy urc lhc moat rcnnonnblc and scientific of rnodcrn mcdlcinus. Stuurt'u Dynpcpsin 'l‘nbiotu urc sold by ovcry drngglst in the United Stolen rnrl (lnundu us well its Grcui Brituiu. it no ccnts for compiclc trculmcnt. Nothing further in rcqnircd to corn uny stomach lroubhx or to mukc thin. ucrroim, riyupcptic pcoplc strong. plump and well. POPULAR AMUSEMENTS. A DRAMATIC EVEN'I‘. (in Fridny, ()ctobl-r 27. the nttrnplir um uccnic production of 'i‘rucy rho ()ulinw. will be seen ni lont'n Theatre for the first limo. 'i‘hcrc are sold to on many true to life iii-once in this production 11an with tho aid of clot-tri- .fIiI effects it is possiblc to mnkc lhc «conch vcry rcnlislic. 'l‘hc runcii rcooc in tho lust act is ulwnys n thrill- ‘r nnd brings the guilcrv down with a roar. 'i‘hc Dutuh roporlcr, u charm-- lcr In Trucy the Outlaw, is good for u long laugh ercry tlmc he puts his foot )Ii lhc stout». ’i‘hr- cast presuming tho ploy has been currd‘ully uclcctcd by the niunugemoni and every member 5: cspccinily suited for his or hcr rolc. 'i‘hc vinit of 'l‘raccy the (inflow hcrc in for con night. only and the prices .t'iil bc 250. iihc, hiic. IllSl’l-lAM SONG RENTAL. Tho llisphum song recitui. in Hoyt's i‘hcmrc. will hr girl-n tomorrow cvcn- ‘ng, and tho progrum. which has ni- rcudy boon priuicd in Tim Sontincl, li’tHHlHt‘S to ho ono of tho bcst crcr ‘icurd in this town. Mr. isphnm is one of tho touting alrrgcrs of the country. nnri those who heard him last season wdrc dollghtcd With the on- 'eriuinmcnt. ’l‘lrc fact that two com- ‘lfiSIIIOllS of Miss Ellie lsubcilu Lune. of Norwnlk, are also to be rcndcrcd tires mhiiiionui interest. to tho occu~ don. Miss Lum- rccoivcd n II'II"[)IIOIII‘ "ironstone thin nior'iilrtg_ stilling ihnt \ir. iiisphnnr won in lino voice. null 'iiui Ilc would giro thc bout conccrt hcrc thou hc huo cvcr rcndcrcd ony- .vhcrc. HOYT‘S 'l‘i-IICA'I‘RIB ’l‘thltHI'l‘. At hint III‘I'IIltl 'M. t‘lny‘s ccicbrnicd novel. "l‘ioru ’I‘horno." bus boon dru- mntlncrl IIIIII Illc nttrnclion will be the offcring ni iloyl'a 'i‘hculro tonight. lint-turn. Itowiund and Clifford have left nothing nuiouchcd to lunkc this pro- ‘tuciion (mo of tho boot on tho rond. 'l‘ho compuny is o complctc ouc. 'I‘hc confront-n rind nccnory urc bountiful. in fact Ihil ploy is nnld to hnvc given it gorgcoun producilorl. NEW CURE FOR CANCER. All anrr‘urc concern are now known to ho curuhic. by Buckion's Arnicn rinlvc. Jun. Wniicrs, of Duihohl, Vn.. writcu: “l hud n cnuccr on my tip "or yours. that occmcd Incumhlo, till liuckicn'n Arnicn Salvo behind it, and Inn." RU58IAN RAILROADS IDLE. llAIJASHOFF, Rlltifilil, October 23,-— All tin‘ locul otnploycs of HE railroud horn, niruck io-duy. The truth corn- municuilou in ntoppod. SihflilllSK. iiucniu. October 23.-—~ 'I‘hc rnilroud mun hcrc utoppori work today. 'l‘hc norvlcc, la (linorgunitcd. ’l‘hn ofiiclnhi munudcli lo dosputch one train. but. Iln urrivui of, its (lontinution won out gunruniood. MAKES HOMELY WOMEN PRETTY. No woman no muttor how regular ilnr fcnturen only ho can be drilled prob ly if her complexion in bud. Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup aids digestion nnd cicuru hollow biotchcd complexioun by stimulating the liver and bounds. Orino Lnxntivo Fruit Syrup does not nnuaonie or gripe and in mild and piunsunt to lotto. Remember the mono Orino and refuse to accept any substitute. Sold at Pluioted’s Drug Store. , ” M —— CROLIUO HEAD! CONNECTICUT LIAGUE NEW HAVEN. October 23.-Crol‘ inn. who played with Norwich and nt- tcrwnrd with the Springfield. bonds the huttintz list for tho season of fluid oil (his; Suturdnv. Tlondcro wnn n‘ to play the,gnmo. After a scrimmage he luv on the field unconscious and was token to a hotel. where he (find. Dootoro note that o cerebral hemorr- hnzo won the could of bin death. member of the Willimuutic loom. and i to Hit! ofllciui summary. it in said that he was in no condition: carriage of .347 for “7 suntan. Aillzcr. In the Connor-licut Longtwrrurcordlng lie bun it nor- of Springfield, in nooonrl in the list, with n percontngo of .344 in in games. M Many a woman lends o. dog‘n lilo-- ‘0. . by holding the other end‘ of tho Ill‘infl.: Toned . Bo mge ‘ Rome dies "How are four you can depend on”. Each :2: the “be.“ of its kind and [new our recommendation. W ch-rolph‘o-ros For Rheumatism Athlophoros is a remedy guaranteed to remove the Boisonous Urlc. Acid from the . loud and joints, and stop the Rain and suffering caused by houmatism. No need to suffer longer with this agoniz- ing disease. 'Athlophoros has proved its efficacy time and again. It will cure the worst forms of Rheumatism. We state this confidently as this remedy works on a principle as clearly defined as natural law. If Rheumatism compels you to lose time from your daily duties, take Athlopro ros. It eases the stiffened joints and muscles so they are able to resume their accus- tomed tasks. One bottle of Athlophoros will bring relief. Call today and buy it. .T.‘ HILLS' MANSFIELD'S .IIAIIIIIMIIS Was com coded by fir. Mansfield, to cure ‘ uncut of newness, Skin Diseascdtchl Scalp and Dandruff; and it cured im and has cured hundreds of thousands of others. CAPILLARIS contains no lead, sul- phur! coloring matter, or anything neutrons. The entire base 18 Vas- el no and Comoline. medicated. uickly cures Sunburn, Ch: pod ands. Slings and Bites of at? in- sects. CAPILLARIS has never failed to stop the hair from falling in one to nine weeks' time; usually it‘ Ito s it in one to four weeks. C [LLARIS will cure the worst firms of Piles and the most tortur. ing forms of Baby authors with 5 to loop lications. CAPILLARIS is penetra rig, cntly drawin r to the surface all prfisonous impu ties of the blood; killing the poison. curing the disease-lenvin the skin clenr, free from all blemis es and soft as velvet. CAPlLLARlS has no equal. Hundreds of thousontis whom it has cured know it, and you can know It by using one 50 cent bottle. Strong Nerves and Pure B1000 The strain of business causes weak nerves and depleted bIOOd. No one cun do good work when troubled with nervousness or Impovorish- ed blood. If you suffer from the wear and tear of constant work we recommend Bosworth’s "E Infallible B I N u Nervine an the best tonic for Nerves. Blood. Stomach. Liver and Kidneys. It goes right to the root of these troubles and strengthens all the weakened parts. Ito action is mild. but very thorough and fur-reach- ing. Purely vegetable. May be taken with marked benefit by the youngest. as well as the oldest. Try a bottle. .riiis nonmetal Purchase a 25 cent box of Spiro Powder end we will preoent you with one of these beautiful views of Niagara. Actuulsize r5x winches. Mustbeoeentobe appreciated. Choice of sum- mer or winter ocene. SPIN Powder is the toilet powder so widely advertised in ma a- ziuell. It (lentroyo all or from perspiration. a box. turd get: a picture F E. ‘ amlii’h'dmim lodge 3335.}! For sale bv The Olifl’ord Pharmacy ‘3 .dgeport Ad eetlieinp to. . , tumc complcicly. 'I‘Iicsc are season : ~ Unspotoblc I’runellu, Armnrc Currcznlx. Shadow Cloth. Corkscrew Cloth, (fouling; Scrgc. Coating Serge. Drop the 'Etc, Cachcmcrc Russo. Ulis'potablc iroudcloilr, arc \‘cry dcsirablc. itiry Skirt to wear. Arid thcy look the equal price. he, D. M. Euabh'ollod 1837. 50 to 54 inches, A Special in Silk Petticoats. There. is only a limited number of these and they i’Iain colors metal, dark wiuc. brown, green and navy blue, with some light alludcs and a few fancy stripes, many will be glad to know. 'l'lic style is of the latest, dccp ilnrc Ilouncc with umlcrpiccr- and dust rut-lie of taiietine which is more (iurziblc thou silk and makes it very satisfac— Bridgeport Advertioemento. .— Rcad Co. ‘Black Tailoring Cloths. ' We. want you all to know what a fine stock of Black Goods we have especially intended for tailored costumes. Black material in the hands of a competent tailor makes a distinguished] looking gown, and perhaps it is more scrvicc— able than any other, for now and then a touch of color in tai— lorcd braids, or in the collar or vcst will change the cos- somc of thc Cloths used this 44 inches. 40 inches, 46 inches, 40 inches. 50 inches. 52 inches. 46 inches, 4( inches. $2.00 n yard: $2.00 a yard. $2.50 21 yard. $2.50 a yard. $1.50 a yard. $2.00 a yard. $2.00 a yard. $1.50 a yard. $2.00 and up. u and cliangcables, gun Black also, which Special at $4.98. of any Petticoats Curblc the Don‘t forgot about the Corset Fittings. Mrs. Newman will be licrc only one week. until Saturday. She will deni— onstrutc the I’. 1)., an imported Corset of high grade. The ._I Ii.. :1 domcstic Corset will also be shown in con- ncctiou with IIit‘ i’. l). The I. Ii. is a lower priced Corset dcsigucd from u IIrcuclr liltiIII'I. The D. M. Read Co. Mukc appointments curly. we." "r... I We have just opened Our New Stock of Furs consisting of'BOas, Ora.- vats, Soarfs, Collare’dtes, Mufi‘s. etc. We purchased these Furs Last. Spring and they have been .Made to Order, thus securing better ' Values than if bought from open stock. We invite your inspections of them and think you Will agree with us that. we have excellent values. A Dickennen 8: Son, js45mention-«roll or. "court: ‘uonwnnx‘ooun. Telephone 343-6. r .. .0...» MN... . .. “WW a... r... r u ‘, I. ; "tutti? it's all over town. They say Raymond has the beerConl. We heartily concur in that opinion. We think we have the largest and 'lCSI stock. But don't take our word for it. Try'n load and prove tto your own satisfaction. Not much risk in that. if it’s all right, give us a chance at your Winter’s Coal. We are here to do business. Telephone 113-3. Ra * man “with: on mm. "'1'“ f Ali consult, colds and pulmonary tompinintn that are curable are quick- ,v cured by One Minute (30th Cure. lienrc the phloem. draw out indom- uution and bottle and soothes the or- ected ports. Itron them the lungs. illi'dl of! pneumon rt. Hormieuolui descent to tithe. sold by The Gill giant . “i ' only today. They had hoe MIN ’I’O DUNKIRK. N. Y.. October 23.40p- ductor MoCiennah,'of Elihu. Po..’dnd it'll-onion Wilson. of liiiffaio, of a Lake Shore loom freight train. Wore lonmi dud beside the tract“ or Biiver Crock litruclt to” . o train and killed... No a do“ the ogcldont [or knows whet ‘tnin hit t out. ' ’ " ' 4a
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