:5. infants undilhlltlrén'. ’3
Ilia Kintl- You Havafi
Always Bought
Promos Digestloitgli‘eelrfui-
andllestfioniains neither
$3: mIMoIphins nor mom-at
or NA]: c o Tm".
lll_———
A ect Rented fat-Cons I
Humour Stomach. Diamuo'c: .
Worms .Comuisions Fevrrish-
ms and Lass OII‘ SLEEP.
In shalt. Si'gnature of
For liver
lhirty lasts
IIIIIII
WIWOIIMM- mm: W.
V“\lh |I|K|iifiV will-
ll liosix. -h( l {\lS
M
ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED
NAII WORKMEN.
, , | . , IlA’l‘lII‘ K Oct ‘Ile.-\Vllllum G.
NEW 30”“. ”VII Jl’I‘dl‘qWVIW IIIIrII. tho newly t‘lt‘l’il’tl ngIuIi muster
ihntho had killed lIl.I llWI‘(lli(.‘1li'l IvillI \IIIIIIIIIIIII of the Ant-tout Order of
the {out bullets III- find at her II‘rIIIIk iI Into It workmen. outdo public today
Dorsey it I-IIIrlI “hos. IIomII wus III this list of IIppoIIItlIII otllIIIrs. no the re
Biooklyn. todu) shot lIlIIIIIell' dead in II lHIIll of ”11' IIIIII-iing oi‘ the new IXIII ll
Fourth aVIquI bird IItoto \V‘llL‘lU iIII il\'(‘ bourd in New lIIIVIIII lust night.
was employed. The IIppoitItItIIIntII are its follows:
-—-——~ ~ - AIiVisot‘y (‘otItIIIli ~.iohn ("lli'rier (lul-
DON'T BE IMPOSED UPON. IlqulIII'L NII w l-'-.Iu\III
Foley It I‘ IInIpIIIIv I‘IIIIIII I.I IIIIIIIIIIII i IlIIInd Mt‘lllt'iil IE xIIInlnIIIwih‘ lIrIInlI
(Id Honey and ’iIII- on It tlIIoIIt qullli. \l‘lIIIIIiIII. New lIIIIIIn.
lung remedy. and on IIII-oIIIIt. of thol (‘omluiltrIo on I.IIVs IIIIII Appnnin
grout mIIIlt IIIIII popularity of hole)" sl lIIhII (‘IIIr'tI-I IlIIllIIgIII-I. Now llIIIIIu:
)ioncy IIuII 'I‘ur IIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIioIIs Iilt‘ nl I.IHIIIIII A (-tII'IlII. llIIIthIIIl. and Alex-
forcd for tho quuiIIII. ’I‘iIIIso \VIIItlIlIss IIIIIIII Arnold. ...II' South MIIIII-IIIIIIIIII'.
imitations lIuVII, similar soundinki
stumps. lie‘IVItI'II of them. The genuine
-'.[I‘I)loy‘s lloney IIIIII 'l‘III' is III ii yellow
package. Ask for it. IIIIIl refuse, IIIIy
substitute. it is the boot remedy for
coughs and colds. i‘luisieti‘s bruit
Store Imd 'l‘lIII (‘iliford l’lIIII'IIIIIry. “
.THE FAIR CLOAK 8v FUR STORE,
Millit‘l‘ of
ladies Cloris, Suits furs and fine Millinery.
Garments MIIIIII to Order and ilenIoIlIIIIId.
68 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
Slotu open ii\I"illlille pull! 9 p. III.
lidsluth llnxetl light
We have n full line of Welsbneli goods to show you.
i The Reed d. Voik Electrical Compass
36 Washington Surat. Opp. Telephone Exchanga.
KILLED HIMSELF AFTER SHOOT-
iNG WOMAN.
True. and tIlIIII i‘IiIIIIds of the family
» [itVlill' s i tttto Early Risers Best
for results and best to tIIlIII. Depotr
Iinhlc little pills. 'l‘hoy do not urine
or sickcu. Sold by Tim Gliilord l’illli‘v
Illltfll.
Dealer and
Hundreds of Young People
Howl [entered
MERRILL COLLEGES
South Nor-walk. Stamford. Port Chester
1:0 Prepare for Business,
Day and Night Sessions.
Postal brings Catalogue and Enrollment Blank.
M. A. “MERRILL. Principal.
South mp. Conn.
‘ ;% En‘II ‘ ‘
Gillilicil NOTICES.
METHODIST.
First Mothodist Episcopal Church,
W. W, '1‘. Duncan. pastor—«9:30 n. m..
class .mcotlntt; 10:30 a. m.. sermon
"The Greatest Work III the World";
'12 m.. Sunday school and men's Bible
slush; II p. m.. young people's moet~
ing. 7 p m. sermon, "'l‘ho Ilrcntost
Invitation. "
“forquk Methodist Church. Frank
lot l‘l'y pastor—9: 458 m, morning
class meeting. led by Frederick H. Bod
lent: 10:30. morning Worship, with
preaching by the pastor; subject of
IIoI-Inon. "The Trumpet Call"? 12 m..
Sunday school; 6:30 p. m.. Epworth
League devotional meeting, led by Miss
lt‘lorones Rose; subject, “A Christian's
lI‘rlendships'. or, The Fellowship of
Kindred Minds"; u large chorus of
young puoplo will loud in the song
uorvlro: 7:30. evening worship; sub-
Ject of sermon. "A Problem in i'lLl‘II
IIorship"-—tho, lust in tho series of
"Five ProhiIImHIln Higher Mathomnb
lIIs"; song sorvioo led by the chorus.
Music for tho day: Morning: Pro-
itidv, lIlyllo. Front; oiforlory, I.IIud
Kindly Light. (Sullivan) Mr. Amblor;
posilude. tirnnd Choour, Ashmnil. Evo
ninx: I’IIIIlIIIIII, i'tondoIIu ll 1) Wll~
kinu; l’ostlude in B flat West.
Em Avonuo Methodist Episcopui
(lhurch, Rev. E. (‘IIIIninghum pastor——
Sunday morning service, 10:30 II. m..
prourhing by the pastor: Sunday
sohoob 12 ms, Junior liongue. 3 p. m..
conducted by Miss Pursuits; Epworth
League, II p. m.: evening sorvloc. 7
p. m.. pronchlng by the pastor.
A. M. II}. (‘hurI-li. Knight strool. ilIIv.
.Ioltn I). Nit-hols. pustnr—vll ll. m..
pronrhing by the pastor: text. St.
Luke, 23: 34—~lI‘oI'glvenous: Sunday
school: 7 p. m.. (‘hrlstlttn Endeavor:
loplt', Livingston and Missions In M-
l'lt‘a und in AmorlI-II; II p. m.. DI'NII'li
int; by the pastor: text. .Inlm l0: 5»
“behold the mun." 'I‘IIIIsIIIIy I'Vtfllllifi.
sinus mention and the Imposition III ”to
tllh‘t’lplllit‘ by tluI pastor. iI‘I'lIIIIy even-
ing, prnyer meeting.
CONGREGATIONAL.
South Norwnlk COIIKI'i‘RIlllUHlll
(‘lIurIIlI. (Iliut‘ies S. Mnriuriund, pnstor
.. Morning .IIIII'VIIIII. IIi 10:30; evening
IIIII'viI’I.I III 7. Ilr. Mtu'lul‘itmd will
prIII‘IIIlI III both services. Morning
IIIthIIIt. is the World Growing Hot
tor? i-Jvoning subject. The Sovorrifln
Appcul. Music, morning: Organ pro»
lIIIiII, Allegro. llurtlott; quurlot. The
Lord is My Light. lilies-I: trio. () I.IIIIIII
ol‘ lloIi. Leslie: organ poIItlItIie, II‘luIIlII.
Hurtlott. Evening: Orpzm prelude.
rlIIhIIrzo, Woodman; quartet. lI‘ur Away
l“l'()m My Home. IIIIIIIIIIIy; IIIIIIrLIIt. l\Iy
ll‘il‘llll bonito Up to 'i'hIIII. St‘lillt't'lil'i’;
l‘ostlutlo (.IIilin.IIII Mitts lIlu lIIIiIIlIII'.
organist: Miss Elln MuriII Jonson. sn-
purno; hIIII. AIIIV \Yood Sims. IIllo:
lIiIlnIIIIIIl i5. Crown. tenor; t‘lIIIstIII- ll.
IIIIIIIIIIIIII. buss.
BAPTIST.
South Norwulit iluptiut, II. ii, (‘nr-
punter. pItI-Itop 9:45 a, m.. pruyor sIII'»
VlItII; lu::lI), regular service: both Dr.
I‘outs nod “to pIIIuor will spook: 1:: m..
llibiII school; i it m.. Junior (I. E; b
p. m.. ii. Y. i’, I'.. led by Mr. iI'lIInIlIIi'II;
7 p. m.. rIIgIIlnr sIII'leIII; spIIIIiIIl musir
by "lilll‘t'll IIIIIIrtIIttII and IIlIorIII: (‘ll(lll'.
l-‘irIII linptlst Church, Norwnlk, lie-W.
'l‘nlmugu VIIII Dot-on, liltflll)l'~"Pl‘ayt‘i‘
IIIIIIIilIIg. 9:30 a. m.; sermon. l0:.'lll It.
ili.: Sunday school l'.I m.; ll. Y. P. U.
IIIIIIIIIIIg, 6:30 p, 111.: sermon. 7:30 II.
III. l’rIIyIIr service. 'l‘iIIIrsdIIy nt 7: if.
p. m. SI-Iits free. A IIot'diItIi \VIIlI-onte
to nil who attend these Services.
Group Baptist Church. corner liutler
nud QIIlnI y streets—~11 II In. prIIIIIIlI
log; .t: 30 p m.. Sunday school; 7 p.
m.. UIhIlstlan Endouvot; ti or-.lo<k
III-«Itching. Rev. J, E. Hut-rite will
preach morning and evening. Thurs
dny evening, prayer meeting. Friday
evening. Young Poople‘s Lyceum. A
lteaily woleoiuo to till.
EPISCOPAL.
Trinity Episcopnlw’l‘wontluth SIInI
dny alter Trinity. Holy Communion III
K II. In.; Morning i’I'uycr, ldtiuiy and
svrmon. III. 10:30 n. m.; Sunday school.
St. Andrew's Brotherhood. Imd Junior
llrothorhood. at, 12 In.: Evening why-
or with sermon at 7.30 p. III. Our
permtmont supply for the punt two
Sundays will oiiirluto uxniu tomorrow
t-lt. Pnul'u (IhuI'IIlt~lI‘tIIIst of SI. SI
mun quI St. Jude. ’l‘wontiolh Suuduy
IIftIIr Trinity. 7:30 a. m.. [1on (tom.
tuuulou: iticfltl u. m.. Morning Prayer
tutti IIIIrIIIou by llov. II). .I. l‘t'ufl; i2 m..
b‘unduy IIIIIIooI; 3 p. m.. Sunday school
in IIhIIpIII: 7:30 p. m.. IIVIIIIsoIIx und
sermon by Roy. lI‘._ .l. I‘ruft. 'i‘uosduy,
K p. m.. tilrlu‘ lI‘rloul)’ in the chapel
rooms. Wednesday. 7:46 p, m.. oven-
uontt and sermon. 'i‘iIIII'IIIIIIp-«All
Nulntu' tiny: 7:30 II. In.. lloly (tom
munlou; ion. m.. Morning Prayer and
sermon: 7:30 p. m.. I-RIusouu ilnll nor.
uton. fully IIlIoIIIIl. III IIlIupIIl. iI‘rlduy.
I.IIIlion' Iiulid. 2:30 p. In.; idtuny. i
p. in. Suturduy. 10:30 u. m.. Children's
luduutrlnl.
Urnro Church. the Rev. .IIImII: Bou
ton Woruor. rsctorvaI Simon and St.
Jude. (Zr-iobrutlon of the Holy Cour
munion at 8 which; Morning l’ruyor
und sermon, at 10:30: Sunduy school
at. noon: mlttslon Sunday Hl'lifml at
llrottd River III,z 3:15: Evonlnz i‘ruyor
und surmount :30. liurlugtho would
’i‘ho oelobrtttinu oi tho Holy Commun-
ion on ’l‘hursdny, All liuiutII‘ buy. at
8 III. In and ill a. In The bltany on
Friday til i oolook. Tho offerings to-
morrow urc tlIu annual Ali Buinlu' of
furious (or the benefit of. tho pariah.
I ADVIN‘F GHRIITIAN.
Advent. Ghriutinu Church. Van Zundt'
street. diimtt Norniku-fiubioct oi the
morning. [not liuy CondittnnIII Sunday
wheel at. 13: who! WIOI‘MI‘B' muslin;
W
'. W. m"?
Pp“? W‘Ill’l. . I' 3’ .
I . .. ‘I’Ii'llclit'ul Pointers.
PaintingIzis prnotioni. Work. Bklli
vino. It’s the some withIpsiut. making.
You know .4 gallons h. AIM. mixtui
with It milieu: hinlbpd Oil mm:
enoulh pilot for A moderate liiieti
noun-attic but point money can buy
wbmuu the L. l M. lino harden.
the A» ll. Whttrlmd and motion
0 M. Print mu like tron.
Buy 1.. II It.
“lion for himld Oil as you do In
randy-topple paint. bu buy all fresh
from tho hlmii at 60 cents. and mix
with tho 1.. II it.
‘Alctuul cost lo. I: M. about fit. 20 nor
on.
,. “hold try Olin. Ill. Dow. 80th Nov-
nil. 00nd; iluhhdi a lupin liar. '
(in. Namath. Gonna W. I cum I
son, Woltport. Com; Northrup Bron.
Quinton. can.
not! don't pay $1.50 It '
. ' 3 comes opioktv.
Don‘t ano to Wait for Wu r—A
. South Norwnik lituutrltlonI
Waiting is discouraging.
Prompt action pienuaa everybtillY-
A burden on the back is u heavy
wish i. .
Hard to hour day other day. I
Harder still your otter your.
billing weight. removing tho burden,
Brings spprocintthzxooponsos.
South Norwnlk people toll 01‘ it.
Well how it run bu llontt.
Tail of roliof that's quick andsuro.
Hero is a case of it:
Miss. Mary Deans. of 5 Do
South Norwnlk. Conn. says: wish
that i could express my appreciation
of Dean's Kidney Pills. Beforlo us-
tug them I suffered everything with
kidney complaint for more than two
yours. 1 had puins in my book much
distress in my head and It almost conI
tinuous aching In the lotus and much
wesrlnIIss which losdéd me down all
the onto. it I arose hurriedly utter
stooplug I Would utmost full on no-
cuunt oi dizziness. My sister hadused
Doun' s Kidney Pills and insisted that
I try them. so i wont to Plalstcd' s Drug
Store and got them I had taken only
It few doses when I felt, rolloved to [in
extent thut I never expected to obtuln
in such it short time. 'l‘hree bones of
this medicine made such It change in
my condition for tho‘ better that I did
not consider it noccssury to continue
their use turthor. Should I cvor be
troubled again, I shall know just what
to use."
For solo by oil dealers. Price 50
cents. iI‘ostor-Mliburn 00.. Bitunlo.
New York. solo agents for the United
States.
ltIImombcr tho name-Donn‘swnnd
take. no other.
y—
at. I. 45; song service at 6: 4.); even-
lng sermon at 7 subject Choosing the.
hot of (‘ lIIiI-tt. Social sorIlce. Thurs-
Iluy evening. Cottage meeting. \VIIIi-
nI-nduy evening. It! the home of Henry
Cunningham. Vim Zundt street.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Science Society. of
NorIVIIllI—dlrxulnr Sunday servlcti III
tho reading room. Masonic building
at, ll II. In. Subject. October 28th.
"iIZVIIrIIIsIlug l‘IIIIIIliImIInt." Tostimouy
mot-ting .Weduesduy. R p. In. To both
unrviI-IIII tho public is (IoI-dlnlly lluvit.
IIIi. llrndins room open to tho publiv
(Inch Week day from 2 to tip. m.
w <
CASTOFIIIA
1'0: tarm- ud Children.
l'iu Kind You lltttt than Bought
Bears the
sign-Into of
THOMPSON DENIES CHARGIES.
Says He Never intercedod With Ftresi-
dent Roosevelt in Behalf of Hunt.
M HXII‘D. CITY. Ot‘t. 27.""lli eonnov-
Ilon with tho issuing of Ivnrruntu yor-
tordny for tho arrest of J. L iBIIIrr
Hunt. and thin-II IISSIIClIlf'S IIIIIIII'IzI-Ii
with fraud in handling funds ot‘ the
defunct lntoruuttonul Bank and Trust
I‘nmpuny of AIIIeI-ieu. IIhIIrIrIIs sxthlnst
whom were brought some time “K0 nod
postpouod from limo to time, Rt. W.
Wilson. of the firm of Warrior .Ilohu
son lllitl Wilson. attorneys for tho liq-
IIlIIuIinx committee mode churned It:
hoist the United Burton Ambassador to
Mexico. He sold to II representotivo
oi The Assoointod Press:
"We hove indisputable evidence that
Ambassador Thompson has acted im-
properly in this case. lie wont to
President blitz In an e ort to havtr the
proce endings ugulnsl luut' dismissed
qul latter wrote a letter to JtIdtzIII 0r-
tIIgII, before whom the case wns pend-
Inn in on endeavor to iIIiluoncII tho
jurist We bow drawn up a stntetneut
embracing these plunges and will for
wmd the some to (he State DIIIlml‘l
Input nt Wauhlngwn. l bollevo Wu
have sufficient proof in the rants lo
wurtnui tlIII i‘N'ILll of tho mubnssttdor.
Ambassador 'l‘lIompson receiver the
IIIpIIIsI-IIIIIIIIIII oi the Assmlntrd l’ross
III his home inst night. He coutItutIIIl
himueit with It ulmplc denial oi? the
charges. "I novor IIItIIrIIIIIiIId with the
president in behalf of Mr. Hunt..." lI\I
said, “nor did i ever improperly try
to luflucnt‘u II court in this Null". iIIIt
Ihom illII their ehurxos They will
find it in II serious matter whom they
cannot prove thorn. 'l'lIII nuthorliirs III
WsIIlIiIutton. know of ovory more i
make horn. and know thIIt i would "OI
do wrong.’
The prI-IIlIlont of the defunct iIIItIIr
nutlomtl punk and Trust Company was
I‘.. Ii. Ilnnl. now norvinx h pontouco III
Juliet. “I.. for bank wrocklng He or
knnlzod thII Pith-American Bank utter
thh tullurp o! the intornationul lilo liIl
no relutivo of J. E. Starr Hunt. The
later was HN‘i‘Olill‘y of tho third Pun-
AIIIIIrlIIIIII Congress held In this city
three ytIIIrII mm.
A BADLV BURNID GIRL.
or boy. mun or woman. in quicki out
of pain it Bucklen’l Mulch SuilE‘oof is
anvllud promptly. G. ..I. Wold
’l‘okonsha. moth, says: "i use it in
my family for cuts. sores and till skin
injuries. and find It perfect." nick.
out lip euro known!” Host in allu
ulvo outdo. 25c all" . ll
(tooth Namath. sud ill P and II. Nor
milk. drutt atom. . . . “
num- «mm Muhoznthrté.
Bunter' s.
PROPERTY.
Unleu Clergy stops Prount. Rob-i-
tlouo Attitude.
PARIS, Oct 2t}.-'l‘ho Cublnot has
reochod a decision regarding the up
pllcntion of the low providing for the
separation of church and state, py
which the property and revenues of the
churches. in the cvcnt oi‘ the clergy
persisting in their present dobcllious
attitude, will bu soouostrntod Decom-
bor ll. but the churches thcmsoivos
will remain open for public worship,
under the law of assembly of 1881.
during the ensuing year, before “it!
buy good finally Into effect. In the
meantimq should tho clergy refuse to
yiold. a ministerial dociurntlon will be
issued. Indicating clearly the Intention
of the Cabinet to ask Purlinment for
special logislutlon to moot the situa-
tion. The nature oi’ the measures
IIIIIIteIIIplIItIIIi, howovor. will not be dis-
closed. although It is unnottnoed that
they have been Itgrood upon. in tho
illi’ilillllill‘, some of tho not‘vnpupers Ilo-
IIIIII'II that tho Council of Stuto, utter
consideration of the question 01' what
constitutes a legal association undcr
the low. is prepared to render a decis-
lou thnt only Itssoclntions formed with
the consent of the former church wor-
Illllill and parish priests are legally ou-
iitiIIIl to take ovcr church property.
those formed by outsiders having no
previous connection with the church
portions or parish priests being irregu-
I'il'.
decision will give up impetus. to
.‘lt‘lilfiili. us of nil till the assoohttions
thus far l'tliil-llllllit‘ll. but two hnve the
I'(m(‘iil‘i'l‘lim" of both the parish priest
iliiIl (‘lilll‘f‘ll qudIIan and those limo
hIIt‘li formally interdictcd by the bin-
hops.
HOW'S THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars {to
ward for our case of Cutarrh that. can-
not be cured by llsll' u CIItarI-h Cure.
l“ .I. CHENEY .ch (10.. Toledo. 0.
WII. the. undersigned. have known F.
..I Cheney for the Inst 15 yarns, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations mode
by his firm.
WALDINII. KINNAN & MARVIN
Wholesale DIugglsts. Toledo. 0.
Hall's Cutarrh Corn is taken Inter-
IIIIily._IIII.tIIIg directly upon tho blood
Itud mucous surfaces of the system.
'l‘IIIItInIonlnIs sent freo. Price 7!.
cents per bottle. Sold by all Drug
. Hi8
’I‘IIlIII llnlis Family Pills for consti-
pntlon.
ABOLISHING MAINE CUSTOM
HQUSES.
EASTI‘ORT. Mo... Oct. 26.~ilesl.
(lt'iIIIN of the suite-oust cities of Maine
itl‘f‘ iIIIIIIIIIstIIIl in tho roport. thnt n
movement for tho abolition of custom
houses which one not solfIsupportlnI;
in muuy of the untulier ports of the
country will ho pIIIIlIIId ut the next sort.
slop of Congress. Thom are several
such IIstIIlIlisthouts nionz the coast
of this stato. IIVhilo ut Bungor. where
the receipts for the bust “lull youI
we'ro lnrgor than ut :my other port In
MIIIIIII. It cost the government. 7%
rents in II:I.llIIIt (aeli dollnI Al East
port. \VIII-Ie the tom-lots net. 890." -7. "I.
the was was thIItl.'—.I seven cents on a
dollar. At Aroostock the expense Wits
forty-six cents per Iloliur. and ut Bel-
fast 7.: roots. The discrepancy be.
tween receipts and expenditures tit
points where custom houses are. main-
ilillll‘d. but whom the business into
unetod is very light is sold to be the
principal consideration in the change.
At MIIIIelIitw the cost of colloriing
ouch dollur was $4.22. At Castlne it
was 81.95, at Wlsssset $5.37. at French-
mun's Buy $8.58, while at York. where
the receipts were but 35. it cost $28.37
to collect ouch dollar.
If an article ls imitated. the original
ls always best. Think it over. and
when you go to buy that. box of salvo
to keep around the house, got Do-
Witt's Witch Hazel Solve. it is the
original and the name is stamped on
every box. Good for eczema, letter.
boils, cuts and bruises. and especially
roenmmentlod 'ior piles. Sold by The
Cliflord Phnrmncy.
MURDERESS GOES TO PRISON.
NII W YORK IKII. 26.—~ IkInIlIIiIn
I‘lIiIo tl tho 19 your old ltnllan girl
who lusl August shot Iutd killed Nio-
nlII 'l",IIrmIrl who HlIP said. had IIIItrIIy
on Mr nudrr promlmI of IIIIIrrIIthI to
tiny was opulent-ed In tho Slnto itofor
Iitntptv for Women Silo ptoiiubly will
Total n to.
Begin toIlIIy---wttitlng novor curod
dyspepsia.
Be sure of your remedy. but your
noltrlihoru' oxporlcncn guido you. Witut
inns cured them is not very likely to
diunppolut you.
Miss M A. Brudloy. of No 6 Fair"
lie-Id ItvoIIuo. South Norwulk. Conn.
vayu: ~—
fl . . ~— 0 " sm coils uni m s n it. (I
mosh immortal h IIIIIIII l t rrIIgo tuba
dent hits {groom too a r to lint. iDI‘IlCIIHI- Iirds, Plum“ uh on; an rs
bar 16 llama . All'lllllfso been hot horf ‘l‘fiqilr
Adams Mill 11on yet umirrl .63? stmmcnfun “thrush” r a ti
tonne oi. . .. at.
tor muniiv and lull or on if hish.‘ cgnstdoralhg' run Ii'uwp.,,u yeti (a
was. '1‘ or m "1.9% m til 9 I tttw zu- dutipw {fight 333;” f9 Ii‘éhk condi ion
pt the lit: oonerll'ptg .6 itIu. co lull mt no 1th} out
'Ivm cIIIIvtctod u tritdlpstiou I II 33““
nfiurdcr otitha can III¢ ”Ind glgltW: till :3. at In”: It‘ll
totvosse. Rom a co "wt fitting? lhan
vtously hsti Arm otntérto’rot the what. 1 ”£25 lit uc'sn any 1%;
case. was i
' ‘ rues. I’ll ”I13” I 3y 153th .
ONLY CD I W ”‘7‘: . min 33y: papal a 33pm“
’NO 6 film! 13me
or “yo-I;- with Plulumu' drtt¢h3o y Iliad n‘lt‘ve
Mm nlin
Del. says: "i tut
dyupepiti', triad to V9
uni bot tug. L,
could hétir l“of tut it
until itoo rlllli M
50 cent bottle cured uni ohm III”
so: an by II ”it Plums u.
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SATURDAY. OCT. 27. 1905.
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Bridéport Advertisements. I Bridgeport Advertisements.
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Tile kahfisezad Co.
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Paon Velvets.
Rich Black Velvets, allsilk, very lustrous and ltand~
some, as soft and flexible as satin. ililll very much in demand
for street and visitint‘r costumes.
22 inches wide. $2.50 and $3.00 a yard.
Roman Striped Silks.
A ver y i'IIir collection of these unique stripes and each
day brings additional ]).tlLCiltS. llIcI'e IIIII broad bll'ck
stripes alternating with the. Roman colors in brilliant ltue.
Many of ilietn are combined with iontporlour stripes
\ cry eiiectite for separate blouses. $1.00 and $I. 25 a yard.
Petticoats.
Some attractive Autumn styles.
l'ite. Petticoats this {all have taken on U'ltllltliiSli styles
“to proper model that suits tlIIII feminine fancy must fit per~
ieItlI smooth about the waist and hips IVIlIilI lllt.‘ bottom is a
fr—ou from of voluminous ilottutes. “II have an iIIuIIeIIsc
siIIL‘lI‘.
Taffeta Silks, front Signal up to $III.5I:I.
Black and Colored Bril amines. .3. 50 to $5.00.
Black and Colored Moreens. $2.5” to $3.50.
Heatherblooms, $I.I)8 to $3.50.
Black Italian Cloth with silk ilIItIIII‘cs, $2.98.
Black and Colored Sateens, gilt- to $3.50.
Special for the coming week:
$4.98.
lilnck Julieta l ellitoats, sewrnl stvs,ic
For Corset Covers.
.I\ speIiIIl piloting m CIIIst-t LI“ er littlln‘oitlcry l8 ineli-
("S IVIIIlI. iIVII IliiTIIrIIIIt Ilesigus. llit Ilaiulicst covers are
made this I\.'IV \\lili so little iIImlIlI Meteiy tite gatiietiog
III the waist. the running of ribbons and the attachment of
soups. 29¢ a yard.
. Toilet Specials.
The sale of Toilet \\'2Ires continues.
Riker's Ulivem Soup, especially tor complexion, 20c.
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l’ond‘s Extract Soup, \ 25c.
Palm Olive, 10c.
I‘ilveerine Cold Cream peI box, . 25c.
lranspatent tIltcerinII, per box. 45c.
\lillinms Shaving Soap per take 40.
1‘ mil) tastile. lztrgIII IIlIes for tub. 4 for gay.
llrusbes. t'IIlIl Creams, Toilet Powders, Manicure Arti-
(‘lt'S and no assortment of nuscellaneous things at closing
Theb. M. Rood Co.
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Unclérwear
WINTER UNDER-
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Tlte change in the weather suggests
WEAR.
We are prepared to show full lines at Popular Prices.
CHILDREN'S GARMENTS.
Plain and Ribbed,
25C to 75¢.
LADIES’ GARMENTS.
ho itivou her liberty within three Excellent Value at ........ 250
yours. “he 1 Mg d W “h“ "IIIIlIlIIII SIIII'" lirand III soc
non was It r II I I. . . . ,- .. . ~ .
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Irinul plea of not guilty of Inttrdor In (’Xl‘ml ( “l “t --------- I 53”)“
tho first deterIo IIII IIIIIII‘IIII io mau- “m..”..-
sluttghter in tho iIrIIt dogma Ito until MEN'S GARMENTS.
that, this step was lukon "as much in
beholi of the.I unborn brtbo us for tho Whitt- and tircy at ........ 50c
fixture of H” mothet. .. ' Nflitlrdl \N’Itol .Il . . ........ 75I
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FROM A PIGGERYITO A PALACE.
'i‘imlier'. shingles. lIIttI. all kinds and grades of beveled. aiding. flooring
t’snd iliti'tthtnl it‘lI‘nher. All kinds of hard woods. Tili' paper. that pulled
rooting paper. sheathing paper. Hair insulator and délflnirii- pope", orat-
nnry and exteutlon ladders. Doors. rash liliudn. liiliiriliiI' liaise trim in
Pillar Redwood. Cypress. Poplar and Chestnut. ltrlishthnd {may unw-
ml. turnips. plantar. shun «blimp WW “”‘I “WWWI‘I “u"
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