y
- road blown down.
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. rlcane did great damage in its north-
‘ ‘ cCtimb County brought
1
ehequuHShuuldTndt
is the one where you get the most
for the least money.
Our $7 and $10 System
is the avenue that enables you to en-
:loy the newest styles for only $7.00
and $10.00.
No More.
Get tho. Habit.
No Loss.
Go to the
Copyright Birthing U0.
HARRY GOODWIN,
Proprietor.
. “lieu Orleans Still Cut Oil from
Coast
(Continued From First Page.)
toyery near its normal lovol.
The first reports from intorior MIS'
sisslppl towns indicated that tho hur~
ward progress. Vioknburg and Mc-
Comb City reported buildings injured?
and Jacktion and Brookhnvon roportod
. damage of too per cent. to the t'tillllll
.crop.
‘ Dr. W. N. (lallairtl. a pnssongor on
the first New Orleans and northeastern
3 train which came into the oily last
. night, said the train was oompellod to
run slow through the storm yontorduy.
with trees continually failing, noun»
01- them ihroatoning to blot-It the
tracks in their orasli.~ llnrooi'od or
demolished negro cabins woro oon-
tlnually passed. Froquontly. ho said.
lashing of the wind and oraok of troos
made a roar whioh drowned tho. li'illll‘h
rumbled.
The New Orleans and NOI‘lIlt‘iiSil‘l‘ll
train came into this oily from tho
north last night and roports nooros of
cabins blown down botweon listtlt-s-
burg, Miss.. and Pearl River. and about
ten per-cent, of tho timber along tho
A traok walltor was
killed by the train during the storm.
The first hopeful roport slut-e tho
storm abated hero early last night was
brought in. by a Grand Islam! train,
which came up the bank of tho Mums.
sippi from a point about sovonty miloa
below the city. This trainmon roportod
that they had soon no sorloua dam—
age, although at sovoral plaoos tho
water was an iuoh dot-p ovor tho rails.
New Orleans, whioh was appnroutly
on the eastern odge of tho hurrionno,
Buffered damage to proporty of about
$75,000. which itiolutlod lilo loss of soy-
oral coal bargos. all but two of thom
empty, which foundorod in tho Missis-
sippi river,
The remaindor of tho damage was
done along tho shore of Lako i’ont-
chartraln and along lho railroad.
The telephone sorvloo in tho oily
was badly orlpplod by tho blowing
down of polos,
WASHINGTON. Sopt. 28.»Roports
received by tho Woathor Buroau to~
ay lndioato that tho souihorn storm
.. oentml in Arkansas, “'Illi'Il dir
mTIBBIIed in sirougth. 'i‘ho wind has
subsided anti normal oonditionx pro
Vail. . it was staiod that tho Morin
will doubtlous oontinuo in a nol‘thorly
direction and merge with a sooond dis.-
turbanco that is moving oualwnrtl
north of tho Dakotas. Rain has con
tinned in tho. lowor Mississippi Valle-y.
the East Gulf and South Atianiio
states and ovol‘aprmd tho ntiddlo Min»
Bissippl in tho lust twolyo hours. For
tonight and Saturday rain in prodiolt d
In the Ohio volloy. tho South Atlantio
states and tho wuslt‘rtl portion of tho
Middle Atlantic atntos and lowor lako
region. 'l‘ho temporaturo «banana will
be genorally unimportant. ’l‘ho Winds
along tho Middlo Ailuutlr mast will
9 fret-ill norlhoaul; along tho South
tlantlo roast. i‘rouh nouthoaxt, liooom-
Ing northouut; along tho Haul
coast fresh and \‘arlulllo: on tho lowor
lakes, frosh soluhoant.
' Reports frt‘uu Montioollo. Misha, any
that oonsldornblo dnmago was drum to
pine fot'outa uonr thoro. ’l‘roou huro
(“IBIIJICI‘OSH tho railroad ii‘uoku to
Inch an oxlont no prnotloully to nus-
pond railroad trafllo. toward tho oust
of Monticello.
Reporta indionto that tho louuou in
Interior towns of Mlunissippi alono
will reach hundrods of thousands of
dhllaru. 'l‘ho utorm uppoaru to intro
demolluhod a tow thousand dollars‘
worth of proporty in ovory uouniy and
town, tearing off roofs and blowing
down noon-u of old frumo hulltllugu.
Vlokaburg roporta dumugo to oblp»
ping.
In addition to roporiu of i'OIItlii orop
losovia pu-‘uonxl'l‘u on routing traiun
tell of widosprond dmuuao in Humor,
Verifiod loan of liro than for is oout‘iu»
ed to tho donth oi‘ ouo t-vuployo on tho
New Orlounu and Nortbwoutoru who
was run down durim: tho storm. lio-
l‘tn of tho oollupno of u Iioiol ut
iiult“
in by part
unfit-rd on tho Illinois (‘oulrul buvo
not; boon oonflnod.
'Advlcou rooolvod at tho lllluoln ("roll
ll Railroad In this oily liullonto Illui
, Milo {0-day lulu boon oompiotoly row
. ' no first news of tho huvoo wrought
I Y tho hurricano on tho LoWor Mia . bor 2n.
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Riv r dolin
Data with a dollar.
i
Contentment.
No one who hurt lived the hand to mouth existence or the crmiit
buyer knows the genuine joy of lite as does the man who in aquaro
till thiawvorld and who has a ronuonuhle amount earning interest for
almond ever ready to take the sting out of any misfortune.
‘A darlings account In about the only wise purchase that any one
mt makes on the installment titan.
Four per cent. interest.
' Eouth N orwalk Savings Bank;
“.mrmmmuwmtum u. momma. can...
by C. Ansol, a pilot who came up
from tho mouth ol‘ the rivor on a. tug
Ant-sol said the lower rivor banks wort
strewn with housoliold furniture 0:
i'lnhormon. but that most of Hindu lam
ilion had escaped in tholr logger rig
god boats. lio. saw tho wreckage 0
two or throo luggor riggod boats flout
tlug down tho river but was unablu tt
(Ilium ”to into of thoir oooupants. .
NUTMEG CLUB'S SHORE DINNER.
Second Annual Event Held Last Night
at Gregory's Point.
Last night the Nutmeg Club. of Not"
walk. gnvo its second annual short
dinnor at Gregory‘s Point. The ovont
provod a most enjoyable one in every
particular and was partloipntod in by
oightoon momboru or the organization
and throo atlostu. 'I‘ho only regret
tablo toaturo was that sovoral mom
hora who had hopod to attend wort
kopt away by othor ongogomonts,
'l‘ho monu inoludod ohowdor. steam
od oiama. tomatoos, soft shell orabs
broilod lobstor, broiled ohlokon. sow-oi
mm and othor dolloaoios.
William .l. Ridor. president of tin
olub, prosldod as toastmudtor. Who!
the cigars woro passod around. storio:
woro told and a ploasant sooial hom
was spent. irving (‘. Horton was pro
soniod with a largo Juioy lomon as tin
prizo for living tho olub‘s ohautploi
ahoro dinnor artist.
When tho dinors loft tho tablo. tho)
adjournod to tho. wide plazzas of tht
boiol whoro songs Woro sung until “it
arrival of tho 10 o'olook trolloy.
'i‘hoso parliolpatlng in tho dlnnol
im-ludod:
William J. Rldor, iooruo .l. (‘ava
nuah. Howard A. Moutgomory. Irvin;
(I. Horton. Max Sohutnan, lialpli Vor
liu. Harold llundlo. Harry 1.. Sterling
Mortimer F. llotis. Willis ll. Solleok
Stopbon Smith. .losopb Hondrlokson
Harold \'an Liew. Anson liooler. liar
onoo Ilyxhoo. Harry llallook, lostm
\Vlioolor, Louis Soliumon. John Kliuo
(.‘lliil'lt’ii llylngton and (‘harlos Iii. John
son. .Ir.
DREDGING OF BURRITT'S ISLAND
Work to be Commenced Tomorrow 1))
John McMullen.
’I‘ho big drodao with wbioli (‘oulrao
tor Mohlullon is to dig a ohanno
around llnrritt's lalanth whioli ho bu:
roooutly purohauotl. is to arrlvo Ili'l‘i
to-morrow and work, will ho oouimouo
od as soon as possiblo. ’l‘ho tlrotlu
will bo tho inmost ono oyor brouizb
into tho harbor anti is of tho snotim
typo and has a tremendous oapaolty
llyhoa or rttuiuiniz walls Ilil\i‘ bot-l
built of pool along tho. uhoros of ill(
island and tho mud. sand and gravo
pumpod up will ho put. bark of thorn
walls. and thus tho slzo of tho lslunt
will ho oonsidorubly inorousod. 'I‘ht‘
drodao will oontlnuo at tho work for
tbroo monthu this full and n lnrgt
quantity of oarih will bo morod dut
ing that limo.
OBITUARY RECORD.
lv‘i'NlClt/il. (lli‘ lllltAM illn'iiS‘FICAII
’I'ho l'uuorul of Iliruln illtuntond. o
Wilton. auod 82 yours. who dlod Wod
uosday night at tho Norwnlk iloupi
lul. wan hold this aiiol'noon at
o‘olook from tho Wilton (‘ouurogutlon
al i'huroh. tho “or. W. l). Hurt oillolnt
inn. Mr. Olmstoad had boon in poo
houlth tor a long tlmo.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
lionry Tilly and wlfo to John now-
ltor, il aorou and buildings, Ely uvo
nuo. Vi'ut',
thumb Josiah N. irummnn to Jon
oph uml .lohu Mill‘i‘III. lot and build
luau. linlon utroot. Zxrt-i. dnotl.
i‘hurloa i". Shorwood Io Nloolu (3i
rulll. building lot, lwxlngion nvouuo.
War.
Alfrod Ii}. Ant-din io ldn Broaor, land
and bulldlnau. Raymond utroot. War.
llurbor Vlow Itoalty Company to
Vlnoont (l. Tim, 1'. lots. Harbor View
Park. War.
ERIE TUNNEL EXPLOSION.
Mllllildi‘ll‘thN. N. l'.. Hopi flit-w
(in.- man wan kllloci uml aovoral otlr
orn imprimnod In an Iirlo Railroad
iuuuol. nt-ur iiiitivlll. N. Y.. today as
tho rounli of a blunt of oxplonivo.
’i‘bo mun ltlilod won a lnboror.
Mia. B. A. (‘urponior and Frank 1..
iiouton will nail on tho l‘lnulund at
tho limi Star hint». tomorrow, Homem-
’l‘hoy will visit Belgium,
an xivon today Frunoo. i‘iormnny and England.
MW...”
BIN
____ iIIN,
President Palms Still Deter-
. mined to Resign, and is
Ready to Depart for Mutan-
zas—Attompi to Deter Amer-
ican Intervention
HAVANA, Sept. 28.--—Wllh the (‘ubau
Congress mooting within a tow hours
to consider tho rotiignatlon of Pront-
.lo.nt I’nlma. oyou tho moat oxporlot. u'l
.iolitloluns are unable to prodlot o....i
lotion will ho. takon or whother ovon
l quorum will bo sot-uteri.
It is practically curtain that. the
u'esidoni is stoadt’nst in hla dotermlnro
ion to retire, dospito the efforts of the
leaders of tho Modoruio puriy to in-
luoo him to rooonsldor tho mailor.
rlls ot't'oots at the nature are I'oady for
removal and his family are roportod
0 be about. to depart for Mantanzus.
The Liberals met this. morning to
'letormlno finally wholhor ihoy will
partioipato in the sosslon of Congress.
Without. thom a quorum is lmponslblo.
Photo in little doubt that Congress. it
it. moots at all, will fail in tho dou-
norato attempt to dovlso moans o do
for Amorlran Iutorvouiion. This will
.lo followod. possibly this at'torntum.
by tho proolamaiion of a tonlporary
zovorumont nndor Soorotary Tall and
be landing of ioroos from tho Allll‘l‘l‘
'an warships. 'l‘ho first landing party
will probably consist of a brigado ot'
narlnos. oommandod by (‘olonol llur-
nett. The blnejackot brigade will land
aior. 'i‘ho marines probably will malw
their hondquurtors at tho \‘llla Nuora
Railroad station.
Souator Zayas, loatlor of tho Liboral
truly, is roportod this morning to havo
aotiilod Sol-rotary ’I‘ai'l that tho (‘ubdn
:oyornmont had ISSIIt‘iI til'tIi‘l‘H to shoot
iim (Zayns). .l. (i, (loan-7.. .l. .‘.t. (io-
noz. llomotrio t'astlllo. i‘. (i. \‘oloa.
n tho mini 01‘ l‘riuoipo i‘ustlo. It is
lot boliovod that tho gtivorntnont will
iaro to resort to suoh oxtromo moa-
:uroa.
lirigadior-(‘lonoral lr‘nnuton, who or
'lvod horo yosiorday on tho ()livoilo,
boardod tho. l'nlted flagship Louisiana
his morning and oonforrod with (‘up-
ain t‘oudon, oommuntlor of tho naval
'oroos. and oihor naval otlloors, 'l‘bo
tout-rid said ho was roady for what
'\'t r tit-ours and was simply awaiting:
trilors.
The loading Modorato_ I.iboial and
\'uliouul loudot‘s oouforrotl trout Ia’v
am night until onrly this morninu and
.looidod to ylold anything and orory
hint: in ill‘tIt r to avoid intorwntlou
l now appours that lhoro in no doubt
but thoro will ho a quorum at tho
'lt‘t Hot: or t‘ougrosn to-duy.
Sonator Zayas. Iondor of tho Liborul
larly, was ioooivod by Sooroiury ’l‘ui'l
ll otlo room this morning and Sonar
\loutalro. noting Sol-rotary of the In-
orior. by Assistant Sooroiury of Stato
‘laoon in uuotbor oom. Whou Znynu
noraod from his oonforonoo bo wild
but ihoro was bopo of tho suoooss of
its plan to bnvo Sonntor Sanaully. lu-
iopoudoul. olooiod to snot-nod I’rosi»
lout i’aluta and that ho would rotnrn
o tho logatlon soon.
Souor Moulalto, who hit lator, ro-
usod to talk for publication.
’l‘ho lain-rain uro trying to porsuntlo
ho Modorutos to acoopi oiihor Sonator
w‘unuully, Gonorul hionooni, (ionoral
\grnmouto or sumo min-r liuiopondont
u' Lilli-rat. as tho auooosor of l’aliuu.
I‘romlnont lilodoruios dooluro that
'hoy nro willing to aooopi anybody.
‘von l’ino (iuorra. as oandiduto for
I’rouldont rnihor than to iuour tutor»
.tontiou. t'lthors. IIIi'IIIiIIllK Vioo. I’rtn
iIlIi‘lll Moudoz (‘apolo, any thoy Iiolioro
hat tho Aiuorioans nto doiorniinod to
ntorvono in any ('ilh‘t‘, wilt-thor l’rout-
lont l’alma‘s roslgnatlon in noooptod
ll‘ olhorwiuo.
’l‘ho noutiuiouts oxprossod In tho
)ublio rosortt-z horo today u'oro almost
tnanlmously in favor of iutorvontion.
liltl Niiiillii SIIIIII
76 WASHINGTON ST
Whoro you will find a ooinploto lino ot
Stailanory. Also Toys and
Latest Novelties
.lnui arrlvod a full line of l‘yronru
phlo Supplion.
Try our now lnk Erudloaior.
botilo and ouo npplloulion.
(luv
Thaintorost ottiis masses in the out-
come lutar'iou‘ Intense than would he
lm‘axlned. The representatives 0tI
commercial interests here praise the‘
tsirneu of Secretary, Tait and also his
determination to press the‘buslnoss of.
procuring pesos to a prompt oonclu-'
alon.
The American peace commissioners
denpalr of being able to conclitate the
factions, and so answered. but they
came to tho legntion today determined
to await the action of the session of
Congress railed for today before pro-
oipituting an American occupation. it
was also docldod to make a final up.
poll] to the patriotism of every londor,
whether government or robot partisan.
President Roosevelt's message was
in roapbnse to one seat by Socrotury
'l'aft last night. saying he was oonvino
ad that the Cuban Congress would ox-
hlblt impotent-y in coping with tho
situation and that lutervontlon wan tho
only oourue left to the United Stutos.
Mr. Taft. oonoluded his mosaago with
tho nauortlon that it, was too late to
provout iniorvontion.
A dotm-hmont ot marlnos has begun
proparntionn to distribute the touts.
ammunition and .supplles, storod on
tho Caballorin wharf, among the three
battalions of marines ready to land.
orders having boon received to have
everything in readiness for dobarka-
tion at ‘2 o'clock. 'l‘ho marlnoa will
land should ordors bo reooivod. at
tho Paula, Maohina and 7abullorln
wharvos. 'I‘wo of tho battalions will
(woupy Villa Nuovn and tho othor will
ho stationed at Puntu Park. on the son
front,
Fairtield County Savings
Bank.
-———-
Norwalk. Conn. Sept. 20. 1906.
At a meeting of the directors of the
lt‘uirfiold County Savings Bank. hold
this day. a dividond at the. rato of
4 per rout. por auntun was doolarod to
depositors from tho oulnlugu of the
six months onding Soptombor 3i), 1906.
Thu sumo will bo ontorod on pass
books and paid on and uftor Octobor
ll. I906.
828 2w. SEYMOUR CURTIS, 'l‘r.
FAIR
LEADING AGRICULTURAL EXHIBI‘
TION OF SOUTHERN NEW
ENGLAND.
OCTOBER 2. 3. 4. 5 and 6.
SPECIAL TRAINS.
Excursion Tickets at Low Rates.
PROGRAM:
'I‘l?I'JSIlA\'——'l~3xlilliltimi of llloodod
Hint‘k. Catilo. Shot-p uud liorsou. At
2 p. m. parudo oi‘ Automobilos. and
Aniomobilo Ruoos for tho uftornoon.
\VEDNlilSl)l’il"—Exhlbltlon of Blood-
od lloruos. ’l‘rotting, class 2:12, Pat-inn,
oiussm 2:11 and 2:20; Running;r Raoo.
i‘h'onrammo Concortn by two Military
liands and outortaimuonts in front of
tho (iiuud Stand.
’I‘Iil'ilSllAY—u~'l‘rotilng. olassoa 2:19
and 2-27: Pacing. olass 2:10: Running
liuoo, (‘onoorta’ and Spot-Ia] Attrno»
lions.
Filll)A\'---»l’aoing. olnssos 2:1? «and
2'25: Trotting, class 2:17., Running
Raoo. (‘ouoort and Attruotions.
SA'I‘lfllll-‘il’w Put-lag. olass
Trotting. olassos 2:24 and 2:30.
lminonso show of Cuitlo. Dons. Poul.
try and l'tlzrioultural lmplotnouts.
Tools and Buildings ovorflowing
with oxhibits of all kinds.
ii. .\I. ltlINIliJ). Sort. llunbut'y, Conn.
2:30:
'l‘o tho lioard ut‘ (‘ounty (‘ommisuon-
ors of lt‘alrtiold County.
I horoby apply for a lloonuo to soil
Spirituous and intoxioalina Liquors,
.\lo_ I.ni:or lloor. Ilbiuo Wino and ('i-
dor at t‘liii‘ord liotol. South Matti
sircoi. Town of N‘orwullt. My pluoo
or buslnoss is not looutod within 200
foot in u dii'oot lino of a (‘haroh lCditit-o
or I'ublio St-hoolhouuo. or tho promis-
Us portuluiug thoroto, or any Post ()I»
,oo. Public Library or (Tomolory.
llatod at Norwnllt. this Hub day of
Sopiontbor, A, ll. liiiui.
CHARLES lil-IYNEKIC,
Applloant.
Wo, ibo undoruiunod. olootora and
luxpnyora. as tlollnotl by law. of tho
‘l’owu of Norwalk. horoby ondorao tho
application of tho ubovo namod Chas.
Iloynolto for snob llronso,
lhltod at Norwalk. thin ifith day of
Soptombor. A, 1),, llldii.
Iiintthow (lorboti. iionry W. lit-go-
loin. W. ll. i'nhoitu. .lr., J. ii. Ray-
mond. .louoph A. VolIi.
l horohy oorilfy that tho uboro natu-
od ondorm'ru urn olootoru and iuxpuy-
one, llu doilnod by law. of tho Town of
Nul‘u‘lllk.
liuiod at Norwalk. thlu itlth day of
Svpiombor. A. IL, 1900.
HERBERT .ll. t-lMl'i‘Ii.
’i‘own (llorlt.
Steamer Rosedale
AUTOMOBILE RACE FOR VANDER-
BILT CUP ON LONG ISLAND.
Saturday Oct: '6
Boat will leave from Bridgeport.
(City Dock), on arrival at 12:06 9. m.
train from South Norwsik.
“I.
ALL THE LATEST
Sheet Music
l5c
IiM. A. BRIGGERMAN'S
MUIIG ITO“.
Donovan link. 1“ Washington It.
“not for 6mm Laundry.
Notice. .__..._..
Annual in]: Mating.
'l'ho luhnidiauin, Iogat rotors. oi the
Town of Norwalk. lira horohy notlilod
and warnod that tho annual town
tnooilniz of mild town will be hold on
tho and Monday of October. liuui. tor
tho purpouo of oloriluit. by ballot.
town offloora. to wit: solooimen. ool‘
looior of town taxes, oohuiublun. arand
iurnrn. unuosuora. Million of town no
oounlu. board of rallof. annual visitors.
rouluit'iiru of voters and tree warden.
’l‘bo polls will be upon for said our-
pnuo from nix o‘clock in tho foronoon
omit tlvo o'rloolt in the afternoon. at
the Town timing for tho F'lrut Voting
illutrlot; at tho Putnam Motto i-iouut-
on Franklin nireut. south Norwalk.
I
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I
THE LINE EVERY DAY.
Silk Shirl Waists
Women’s'Tailored Suits
New Fall and Winter Coats .
Nuns Veilina and Brilliaaliae Waists
Separate Skirts-Newesi Stules *
on? 60003 aroma.
mama .
Ya".
I
ADVANCE SHOWING on
Suits, Coats and! Waists.
WE ARE NOW SHOWING SOME ADVANCE STYLES IN HIGH CLASS 8U|T8-COAT8 AND WAIBTO.
THE STYLES WHICH WE ARE SHOWING ARE THE PRODUCT OF THE VERY BEST MANUFACTURED IN
THIS LINE AND ARE ENTIRELY DIFFERENT FROM THE ORDINARY BOTH IN FIT ANDWORKMANOHIP.
WHIL OUR ABSORTMENT l8 LARGE IT IS NOT COMPLETE, AND WE ARE ADDING NEW THINGS TO
Misses’ Tailored Suits
Cotton Shirl Waisls
TRISTRAM
8a HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
.sieupuihy.
DR. JEROME D. WIRT,
Osteopathic Physician,
x2 Isaacs Place,
Norwalk, Conn.
Phone.
Graduate of the A. T. Still In-
stitute of Osteopathy, at Kirks-
ville, Mo.
Licensed by Connecticut State
Board of Health.
Willi Not “Bun Your
Own Home?
Runs aro advancing all the time.
and dosirablo apartments aro bot-our
lug souroer ovory day. Wo have a
number of very desirable homes for;
salo_ and can make the terms and
price right.
J. M. Layton 8‘5 00.,
inconronma.
5 Railroad Avenue. 80. Norwalk
"and". an..."
FOR MEN.
Hanan (it Son’s
$6.00 AND $5.00.
Ralston Health Shoe
$4.00.
Elite
for Men and Women
“.00 AN D $3.50.
—_.....
Serviceable School
Shoes for Children
PHONE. 453.
"war snors out or"
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NOT YET BUT SOON. You
will need coal in the near future.
Are you ready for cool weather?
Better not delay ordering until
the last moment. .
We cater to the whims and
fancies of all kinds of heating Ip-
paratus using coal for fuel. When
you know what you want come
here and gait itnwhen undecided
come here and let us help you
for tho Second Voting District, and at
Randall's block, on Van Zautli siroot.
East Norvmlk. for the Third Voting
District.
Dated at Not-walk the 26th day of
Batitnmbor. liltlil,
ALFRED AViHoN
JAMES A. shown,
J. B. RAYMOND.
detection: of the Town or Marsala
. with our advice.
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WEST WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK.
The Krieger Co.
are showing a. full line of
.in , nun HllS. ~
.Ill-M [It suns, _
an an;
In Fancy Plaids.
Call and look at the
NEW STYLES.
Also
New Furniture
For the Fall.
H. KRIEGER & CO.
I UM
lelshuthlluxed
We have a full line of Wululmch goods to uhow you. ‘ u
The Reed ct Volk Electrical C ompanu.‘
36 Washington Street. Opg. Telephone Exchange.
uAtMEN‘i‘ WAG VithY OCANTY. climbed into bad and went to sloop.
i The occupants of the house, Iuelutt
In Fact that Worn by Thom. Mo- in; three women. worn frighten“ into
Gum Gauguin! Adam's Iirth- ihelllletillioiiu. Somebody finally teln-
da lull. phonon to Deputy Shorilf Arthur E.
Fully an warniiy clad at was Adam Plumb. at, the county court bottle. and
boforo iigdoat kilin name into Mylo. be with Deputy Shorliffluorxo Rainier.
’l‘immnn McGuire, u uuburhna condo in. secured a team and drove to'l‘rum-
man. yesterday morning. interested hall.
the residents of Trumbull by diuporte, They found McGuire still shod.
lug hlmuolf about the public highways. When they “tied him what he mount.
onioylns tho nhowor bath provided by‘by hiu shocking conduct he replied
the weather. that ha had no renotloouon or it. The
Induim shed every stitch at his sheriffs clad him in a patrol handcuitn
clothing in illusion. live mitou away. and "mi wound around lama
audition walkad to Trumbull. lie rat-.- more to meat. They finally scoured
mulled one of the houses on the min a pair of trons-rs a 17th put
street till a place whom he had tomor- hioouirs, and m a , but ur-
ty worked. so ho milled in the hack ouad him. Ho autism «in one
door, want opium to a bdrm. potion Italian.
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