...,
. pistol oasis er ‘ver
animus border or no vegotmnble no:
of the immutmooud. yellow‘flower
$33 and ti ‘
o, W n ‘
”M g‘ , o lotion of the cow
liti-
.. ~ 8. Edward Dibble is so improved In
~ ness daily, and also to enjoy his
. bereabout.
‘ ..lloh Astyle‘.’
" , day. having passed the summer
in studying and‘composi
" . and which has
Will
I s'r.
y insecurity of life and property in-tho
Baltic provinces, . which culminated
Saturday In t
ll
g a. very handsome show. The
V . W903. A “k I’ a.
“P“ ... one was tell... em...
”(We the m lit "teach 01?"
' B
‘. ii
4 day and Sunday here, has resumed her factory.
‘ school « duties. .
. ~ John H. Broadway; ‘of this place. In
a. nephew of the late William H. l
Buringdale. A this week.
health that. he Is able to go to busi-
launch after business hours.
. .
backboard auto afew day ago, is not
yet well enough acquainted with the
car to undertake any extensive trip.
The rebuilding of‘the Methodist
Church is well under way, and when
finished it Will be the finest edifice
. Jt will be after the Flag
George Everett. for many years road
master on the New Haven road from
Darien to Rowayton. Is taking a vaca-
tion for the benefit of his health.‘
whlib Is seriously impaired from over-
wer .
Mrs. A. R. DeVoe and Charles Webb
Ferris, proprietors of 'I‘okeneke inn.
are about. to close the establishment
after a most successful season. All
patrons of the inn are lavish in their
praise' of the proprietors. and hope
they will return next season to man-
age the charming resort.
...—.._..—
Dr. Gerritt Smith. the noted com-
Europe, Satur-
abroad
g. although
. he went over for the purpo e of getting
a rest. He has composed an opera.
which ho.has called "Thistiedown."
been passed upon by
critics as ranking exceptionally high.
it was presented for tho-first time In
mond street. sails from
ed success. ‘ It will be
.. New York this winter.
spa-a
1
. compositions having become standarr
" selections. lie went. to
the
id. '
Rania-
(5.2-3. a d.
here that he was
t
Agirlie
' is, be
:A liull.
did not live up to his re‘soh
. Special Sale
Medal Flour.
, . 63¢. per bag.
,. Cans Milk. -
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asses}...
', Allen and wife have return
’ . effect serves
as well as useful building.
W
In ..
‘ h[.Iy, whore
, non plans
in
>59:
grimlnnl superior, court.
1. h‘wM
«a .
_v have taken their departure
.n in New York.
rd and families are
1 for topir, res tive homes iin
, A lyn. thoflfl‘ngt month. , 22:07:33 ii‘é‘iuii" Wainwright was to HARDWARE. A A
t: ' :. first. tiff its“: lin‘li‘l‘. ...rr::..':.:::upa page: wasnmo'rou ......m. E E Gorhm
.; recently for chicken stealingl i’h'o‘ 'hn‘dndbeiimwt‘izpaitbmdd with that; PI . 16')» . ' “A i- AA ,A ’
“Vii let- to be a
lion.
there that very many
of chickens can
0
-r as}... laptop-o ..u.’ (
.“Z ‘3 ’ .... fl
_ . nmur 3°“
I l' a. mi" I'll!”
. «allow ”“5
Willie the Y
vo- mcsi of her time now to
in which.» our to he no moan-nuns: of phi-kw. Wile.
' her love for good mes has ~' 0 Department 0 cutter-er .
‘ mi and, Id not part ortll WM thtmm. and:
she won
‘ 'mf‘iutcl.
County from show.
Watt
gander of the German colony at Riga.
as
gain to
armed revolt was crushed and
Broadway‘ntho died at his home in checked for over a year and a half.
jects living in Riga.
are almost as bad as In the Baltic pro:
vinccs. the embassies have been in-‘
{olr‘med that guards have been furn-
s ed
Fred. Lockwood. Who purchased 11‘ dcuces of the various consuls. .
tics, and war have sent commissions to
investigate the recent masucre
poser and organist. who lives in Ray,
Paris. last week. and met with' a. decid-
presented in
Dr. Smith is
' one of the best known organists in
New York. and aside from exacting
duties as a performer; he has always
found time for composing. som'e of his
Europe early
.In the summer. and told his friends.
going to do nothing
. all summer. but from the accounts of
reception of “Thistledown” in Par-
illsburv. Jones and (lid
25c
obert Smith
Row-yum. Conn.
".‘no from a visit with friends at Mil-
. M
A‘ork on the new library building
progressed one story, and the gen.
A to convince the ma-
‘gvy that it will prove a very attrac-
_‘ rry Sherwood was much in de-
, I at the county court house yes-
he bad business in the
court and also defended
‘ 'soner before Judge Rorsbnck n
t of the residents at the shit.
i r celvcd a cent of money. The transac-
. Gilli a E; Dell.
The Mossr .
expected to
topic for genera
itl is almost unanimous
f the
be laid at his
lord was a three
in the horse they
mar horses in the West.
tetanus . t...
in n u
was either employed or .
e Milo
and lay out.
judge at access!
jsA . in notion 1 l...
. ‘.‘ “WI-vb ‘1i ‘
PETERSBURG. Sept. tit—The
he murder of Herr Bush.
manufacturer and the
rich German
led thejGerm‘hn“ embassy here '-
make enhrghtlc representa-
us to tilt? fFor’oipn; Q‘iiice concerning
a adoptionof mess tea for the pro-
He said that although the.
the
From Odessa. where the conditions
for the consulates and the real-
The ministries of ti. interior, lus-
at
Siedlce. The. commissioners‘linVe been
instructed to investigate especially
the charges of unrestrained looting and
killing by soldiers and to fix the res-
possibility.
_.__........_——-
THE CONVENTIONS THIS WEEK.
A Few Words on Effective Speech-
Making.
The republican state convention will
be held in New Haven this week. but
us hope that it will develop something
as brilliant and entertaining n the ore-
toricai line as “Tom" Waller's speech
to our friends, the enemy.
As we have remarked before. the
Waller speech ruined all that followed,
and why? Simply because it was a
natural expression. As a rule the oth-
er speakers began with the importance
of the issue, the dignity of n nominu»
tion. the advantage of free govern-
ment. and the history of, nations. and
then gradually developed various quali-
ties in “the man i am about to nomin-
nte.‘ It was an old-time trick to keep
' it uncertain whom the speaker was go-
ing to name, then to pile virtues upon
the unnamed statesman. and finally to
swing his name out with a whoop and
lot the crowd howl. But all the taking
.trickery of that surprise party method
is destroyed when it is announced that
there is but one candidate for a place.
or when It is given out beforehand
that Smith or Joncs is to name a cer-
tain man; the whole rhetorical vniuo
of the thing disappears under such
conditions.
The able addresses of the demons
tic conventions would have done fair
credit to the average school boy on
“speaking day." They were rccltu-
tions. locking altogether in spontaneity.
The speakers struck attitudes and did
t~ their best to he impressive, but Waller
wandered about the platform in a short
cont. too short. if we may venture to
criticise his tailor. and when he got off
sonic sudden hit would wink here and
there at friends as much at his case as
it be had done the trick In a private
company. There's a lot in knowing
how, and he knowsriiariford Cour-
out.
i .
~"l suffered habitually from consti-
pation. Dunn‘s liegulets relieves
and strengthening the bowels, so that
they have been regular over slnce."-~
A. E. Davis, grocer. Sulphur Springs.
’l‘cx.
...-
TWO BIG CHECKS FOUND.
Receiver Earle
Among Papers of Trust Company.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept.
checks, one for
merchant.
been found among
defunct
cd
Woodbury. are
absent men as rural carriers. The wo-‘
mun cure
making a trip each day through Wood»
bury.
their routes running across a dwarfed
country covering
cat-h.
coniplr-‘xion and dull heavy eyes are
(llAuo to poor digestion and an Inactive
vcr.
aids digestion
and bowels and makes the complexion
smooth '
Fruit Syrup docs
and is mild and pleasant to take. Re-
fuse substitutes. Pinlsted‘s Drug Store
and The Clifford Pharmacy. "
Morrlumi and H. Miya.
have been room mates.
night and
(length, but
Don’t Put up the Coal
Discovered Them
Fir—Two
$250,000 and the other
for $50,000. drawn to the order of Joe.
cph ii. Wainwright. a wealthy retired
and endorsed by him have.
the papers of the
Real ilistaiofi‘rust company ;~
”(W " «towed udmih Grow: a author
humid] equity of long uni silty
hair and aim “Smitty" scalp.
A luaunsnt growth oi hair will really
mwnpr‘A ,
n a fal ~ ‘
TE! fl gi ‘,"r
. y .
.
. i. ,
‘ii’ mm: with the an: at "Banal-0m
"n. ‘1'} ‘u. n Y.‘ Bi?
l ' which
“pancreas " recreate Mr- B
".M nu ma.
. . FOR UALE
‘ . nv .
,. of": GLIFFORD PHARMAOV. . lobed.
démyggtmgogimgfifilTharuafi‘ E‘eAfitIgnlof GermAAsn s‘ubhects. hush was A
. V WW! 0100““?! audio Javane- \ ~ 9 y “‘9“ a 9 1“ 9 row “WWW ‘4. ‘ i WWW“ WW I, .. .. Mrs Franklin Bush of New Castle.
v organisation on a d In lav In tri- .' ' . . "UMFORD F‘LLs ‘ETB'KE ENDS. ' . .. .’
ififilfll‘. .edu‘mdv W't‘itilefitlllbit 0f buts. ‘ . I; go y g “finffiriié'wn'iiofi affidudtiitfhfm‘lii‘gt’g; RUMFORDA 1mm“; Maine, 39” ]7_ Del.. says. iidsui'ftired for ygasas'i‘vétsi;
...; . - . Dr. von lKuel.ilrst secretary of the dmiche.lstt““ii¥t‘iilil~iiil”“ c ' ~SIxty 0' the W) 5m“ "mnk’y’d by dyspegfllaflus“ , (i 1{lived age; this i
. R “ "German em a‘ss‘y. called‘toLd‘ay ‘at the > Imlin'n ”lip, hhumm- my, toe the Continental Pupur’i‘iay Company. and” fc‘rngf' ‘ Ii; “:3 m VhJ ed “me
. » OWAYTON' . roman omeeaand presented the m- nusnssi‘i" fifillllilll II)!!! “M “W“ ’1’“ “‘°““"‘“"" “W“ "”0 co‘iiilltm‘k(i:l“ «"m his“? am” one 00
portof the German consul st Riga ro- . . . 3,. . .~ , . -‘ weeks ago. returned to work io-day an t b {’30 _”}fd :1“: com'lotely
.Miss Jennie Scott. who spent Satur- gurdin‘g the killing of finish in his own , . A A A' '.. ‘ , IA. a- and operations at the mill were rcsuna- Celtic:- tulle ‘3?“ ‘1; Pixi‘isted IF H.
woman MAIL CARRIERS. “0 "“ “ “mm" ””“m‘ mm “mm” Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. "
were given an Increase oi Si (1 week.
but their demand was 101' $1.00. and
urn—er
country re—conquered bythe forces um Hubblcn Are on Vnoltlono *So The
' ‘ ~ . ' ~ y . . . ‘
‘12:..‘2essdtsirhhtddn.r32: ...... ................ d:z.::.::‘::.::: w! :1::..‘.‘.::‘.1‘.
'l‘hat their hard-worked husbands changed “a hm“; ‘ “ William iStsn’ol-d, ihc Norotoln
. may enjoy a vacation. Mrs. Frank E. ' :::;= Heights young mun. who was asssu t:
'lhere are five thousand German ““b‘ Knox and Mrs. Edward Walker ofi ed by four South End boys. Tuesday
night. has been arrested by Constable
filling the places of the
for and drive their horses: n so
Shuthbury and llotclthisville.
twenty-five miles
Wail Eam-
Painters’ Supplies.
Crockeru.
Glassware.
MW
A CLEAR COMPLEXION AND
BRIGHT EYES
in 'mosi cases a snllow. blotcbcd
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup
and stimulates the liver
clear. Orino Laxative
and
not. nausente or gripe
21
House-furnishina
Goods.
Cloth Window Shades. with fringe. 280
White Curtain Poles. with fixtures, 100
W
JAPs KILLED ONE ANOTHER.
PORTLAND, Oregon. Sept. 17.-—S.
Japanese. who
uliarrolud last
Miya shot Morrismi to
was stabbed himself fatally.
‘_-
.._—J 3.
l’loiurcframcs and Window
Shades Made to Order.
#
1
Store Yet. .
Painting and
nk It
It Is Good
Brooklyn brewery iirm's lager beer.
for temporaru
warmth.
DrI
Culinder Heaters.
No betisr. We deliver it. in your
.. . . I" coronal-noon and Strntfdrd'fhdthé
i .. ' 2' ,' . critics Held
‘3?"me ‘1” ‘W Coroner Dutch and
day regarding the
with the death of
who was thrown from n wrriage ra-
borc upon the responsibility of Stanley
indications no criminal charge can be
placed against.
the conferences have not yet been fili-
W
ONLY CURE FOR
M
STAFFORD HELD on SERIOUS ’
Andrew Schla-htwog,
ed Attorney George
fend him. 'i
Money f
Bull A
Great
3 Pkgs. Zest
3 lb. Can Baked Beans. inc; 3 for 25¢
2 Pkgo. Cream Wheat ..........
Sweet Potatoes, per peck ......
5. Cottage 'Ave. East Not-walk-
osvm w“; Ramona.
Decorating. .... mm... .
use a . .._. .- it‘ll . 19 North min at. costs norms _ A
‘ ‘ Residence, I Washington mm .... _ .l iii/8‘ cry
' Telephone It house. 1 l ‘ [t -. .
G H t L. H. DECKER, a... . - .... m Efisgrpc ,,
. ..-. (e ‘ ‘ , . .
as ea er a “muffin" .M PLUMBgEGA‘fiND ”rm VIII 1 fl $‘¢§\\Efiglsiing bad “0'.“ I"
- o \e e k - “g.
Tel. Con. loath Nor-walk. . .9 , i urpoul. . ,
o'r WATER HEATING. . %\c¢e§° ., P . ~ .2 .
nor AIR HEATING. “ ' a 9,9de . “WWI". I“
THE JONES a. HOTCHKISS
11 WALK ITREIT.
calico.
Conference Saturday. 5’
the atrotford
Ities were In conference Satan"
facts connected
George 10. Botsford
and killed. The ‘coni'erence
nob. who drove the automobile
collided with the team 'In which
otsford was scaled. From present
rr. Belch, although
DYSPEPSIA.
of Stamford, on
Stafford has retain-
rious charge.
Ii. Rowcll to de-
ors of Mr. Ft ‘
cciving assurt ,
W”
irand the small change candidacy fro
or it may r
ziiiun Balmi
ever tried,
10c.25a,5 A- -»
i‘es at our store
andoare Moneu.
.- ..' .. l
lbs. Granulated Sugar
.._——
$1.00
250
250
=—
300
——_
dis“ no.4“. ‘t.
.Stull,
Phone 223-3.
Funeral Directol , :i
EDWIN H.
ITOVEO AND nations“ i
ILATE AND TIN ROOFI I.
an and Steam Fitting,
In Fixtures. Metal Coiling. Ito.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
« ‘n -
t-Aprcoent If “‘3'
I. H. Hath. " . "
John H. Knnp " ~ —
Josiah R. Ms A
COMPANY.
christian 9‘" 2' '
NORWAY-K.
boom, i to per case (24. bottles.) Ll-
cuors at sowest prices. Tel. 161-11.
Central Hotel,
corner, Monroe and Oil-stunt mu.
,Oouth Nam-Ill. Conn.
Joseph Discos. Prop.
$125 and $1.50
Dunn. liailuauti
Lighting Bumping
MA
Wall
Pape
‘ Tut
oeivcr Earls.
vestigntion of
company. can of
clean of $260,000 made to
wright. Accompanying the
that ho had taken
In stating
for renewal.
note
eel for Mr.
underwriting scheme
handled the money.
tr at company of
or it. , ur. Wainwrightdoclincd
Bertha loan and III we to
istrici. At rnc
lei town at t
thh’nmonnt.
w
cucg
. W YORK. Scat “fir-A
‘h’fiéi‘li‘hmfl “or
a tidal ,tliwh‘uw
ll , M‘
‘3
Thin»
which collapsed two months ago. Re
in the course of his In-
the wrecked lnstitution.i
discovered securities amounting to|
8800.000 in 6 per cent. bonds of the
Etandard ironI Mining and Furnace
Adolf Bosnl’s many.
enterprises. depoitcd as collateral for
Wain~
securities
was a memorandum of President flip
the or-
gina Mr. illuri
immediately called the loan but coun-
' Wainwright informed the
receiver that Mr. Wainwright never re
tion. Mr. Earle was told. Involved in
and that Kipp
it 'ch admitted. .
North America to his
we... Fish »
i‘. ,
an: at privatepppn»
for the recovery of
plantation eons noon LAW.
N commit»
I: Bonito Mackerel....A..............10or
- “‘i.l""."""“‘Aloldlllollllou
i.
r' raw-nut l . .
We consider this sea-
i son's line the best
we ever had.
[W \Ul ‘
and be happu.
'— AW"?
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to
slums m
Works-h ”toe
of Inna-nus .m 3 v
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..“ “dlltollolblOllIOlllltilO‘a
“album“...u.
11‘; Intro .Alprps dry
EVIRY LADY'I DRIIIINI CHAN
III- ,
should be equipped with I In”
new white, onepiooe "8th In
coinin Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped he could!
how dollghfuiiy convenient it mi!
be to have hot and cold running wot.
in your dreooin chamber. also]
Ing apartment Int floor
room? Its presence would mm It
the higest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prison. 0t
plumbers are strictly compotnt’ It.
classics. honest and reliable
Horace R. flash,
GOINIR MAIN AND VII“ ITO.
tooth Norwnllo Bonn.
iii now.
A HOTEL VICTORIA
DNI Nthl'rl plenum
IDIOI'IAN PLAN.
..OII mm a special foam
and mm
cry noun .
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flillmi‘ntil'. iii-h li' a a:
tilt Go's calm-mt Win
at always no limit... ,
we ,
r. a. sonmva . m
Telephone cull. M.
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