using-:11 1111111111 cash or on our easy “pt .. ‘1. ..
‘ E 3de to build or. once, 1% Will make ‘yo‘u‘s very at-
11111111. Ask your loos! broker or write us. We are
if: South Norwalkml‘larbor View Hench and Hrir- -
you the start.
ENTER MONDAY SEPTEMBER 16.
Students are elrroII' etrery day.
onth Norwalk Star‘n
Port Chester .
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Now opSn for the Season of 1907
Dinners a Specialty.‘ ‘ pancing. Boating, Bathing
‘ and other attractions.
Eilpecial attention given ‘to Automobile Parties.
Roller Skating every afternoon and evening.
11~1<1FEEEEE rm
Is D’nrnty, Chic nod Stylish
, Just; Like the Girl.
1161‘
It Lhas been adopted by the New York Herald as their prize belt.
'.“‘We‘ have them 1n black taffeta silk, with tucks, hemstitching and
gilt ‘r oxydized trimmings, at soc.
cn‘tSly chased. gold-plated clasps and slides, at 98¢ each.
E RYAN 81 C0
hington Street
,,,,,
111-1111.. Skirts. 11111.. a “Spinners".
" ’- and cornea. regard as a! o‘Sii.‘
:.'I'he Paris diced: 81 81111 House,
W
F YOU MAY! NOT IOUBHT OF US Yl‘l’, AII‘i
“ N0!” N5!!! Oil-«THEY BID.
everyth‘ n
nation by Dr. Richards Dyspepsia
. Alter taking two bottles of Dr. Rich
. plotely cured. This was three months
. pr‘elerence to any luxutlv‘e I have ever‘
, unis Dyspepsia Tablet Association. 63
’ Worth street. New York.
, BASEBALL RESULTS YESTERDAY
i, Waterbury. 11.; Hartford, 2 (first
. game.)
‘ ‘game I
" - CATARRH cursor an ounce
’3
Also two-inch silk elastic, white black. navy and brown. with ‘
South Normllr
gas In the 1110 1111
11111111., At 11151111211611 .1»
on 1111 -
uh would do 11111 good but could
lln‘i‘. About .the first of lost
i‘eilow W‘oi'liml‘n or mine was
cured 01 11 111111 base or Indi-
Tablets and it was through his record-E.
11111111111101: that I purchased a bottle at
Pldlsted‘s drug store. began to
Improve with the first dose. In less
than ten days I had 11 good appetite
for my breakfast. this was a great
sur rise to me as I. loathed tho.si8‘ht
or con In the morning, my br’o‘akfesi
generally consisting of a‘ cup or coffee
nrds Dyspepsia Tablets 1. was corn
ego and as none of my old ailments
have returned I am bound to look
upon the cure as a permanent one I
also found the little yellow pills (lax
n cornlltsl which come with these.
tablets excellent for relieving consti-
nation. ‘I shall always use thorn In
seen,"
‘For sale by all drugglsts. Best
to say “Richards” twice. Price 50
cents per bottle. Made by Dr. I‘lloh
'l—-""'
State League.
—.—_
Waterbury. 3;
game.)
Norwich, I; New Haven. 0.
Sprir‘rgllcld. 4; Iiolyoke. 2.
New London, 7; Bridgeport, 2.
Hartford, 1 (second
National League.
Brooklyn, 5; Philadelphia.3
Boston. 3; New York, 2.
St. Louis-Chicago, rain.
PIttsburg-Clnclnnatl, rain.
American League.
New 1-011. 1; Washington, 0 (111-11
game.)
New York.5
game.)
ChlcagoSt. Louis. rain.
Detroit-Cleveland. ruin.
Boston, 5; Philadelphia.
Phlladelphln.'l . ;
game. )
:Washingiou, ‘3 (second
0 (first
Boston, 0 (second
With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Cutarrh is a blood or constitutional
disease. and In order to .cure it you
must take Internal remedies. Hall‘s
Coiarr'h Cure ls taken internally. and
acts directly on the blood and mucousr
surfaces. Hall‘s Caturrh Care Is not
11 quack medicine. ltwns prescribed
by one or the beat physicians in this
country for years and is 11 regular pm.
scrlpiion. It Is componed of the best
Ionics known combined with the best
blood purifiers, noting directly on the
mucous surfaces The perfect com
binailon or the two ingredients Is
what produces such wonderful results
In curing 0111111111. Send for testimon-
Ials free
. F‘. J, CHENEY & 0. Props,
Toledo, 0.
Sold by Drugglsts price 7513.
Take Hull's Family Pills for con
alipntion.
SNOW STORM IN iNDIANA.
CHICAGO, Sept. ll.——A dispatch to
the Tribune from Fort Wayne, ind.
says: The ilrsi snow storm or the
season occurred here yesterday. The
w‘imbrellas, 11 rucquet. hat. box and
these days are loaded with suit cause,
some of them so cover-ed with labels.
that their original material is hard to
discover, yet in spite of the numerous
suit cases which are conveyed to their
destination lln the baggage car at
each station almost every man, wom-
on and child entering 11 our in pro-E
coded by the Inovitabls suit case,
which Is hold out In front 01 its bear-
er lIke s battering ram. urging the
forward man onward by shoving him
In the back. He must take the punch
umlably, for be In doing the some
thing to the man In front The poo
were abreast Instead of In lilo would
remind one of the Roman phalanx
As the procession proceeds down
the aisle In search of seats the and
passengers In the seats, already
flanked by their own suit canes. arc
bumped vigorously by tho‘ ‘ moving
cases as they way from side to side.
In the hands of their owners, 1111111 the
person entering a seat In lucky If he
can find a place for his feet while he
must stand his cum case in the aisle.
The English and their luggage are
proverbial. but When Lsome .pleasure-
suitor enters a car with golf sticks.
suit case, It reminds the onlooker or
the story of the editor undv the porn»
pous gentleman who entered) the odi-
torlni- omce with the remark: "I'm
Mr Jenks." Take a chair. Mr.
Jocks," sold the editor. “Mr. 'l‘udor
Jenks.” ”Take “two chairs. Mr.
Jeuks.‘ said the editor,’ ‘
STOP THAT COLD
or It may result in pneumonia. lira.
zllhin Balm Is breaking up colds when-
ever irled, almost without exoeptlon.
Ill, 25 50c and $1.00 bottles The Oilf-
lord, anter' s and Plnlstsd‘ s.
COUNT INOUYE'S FAREWELL.
Japanese Ambauador ‘to Germany Re-
turning to Natlve- Land.
BERLIN Sept.11.-Oount Inouye.
the Japanese ambassador to Germany. ,
has taken. Iris farewell or the Imperial
chancellor Prince von Buciow. at
NorderueY. prepurutory to returning to
Japan. His successor has not been yet
appointed although it. Is asserted that
Viscouni Aokl, the ambassador of
Japrm at Washington will be fI‘itlleGl
red hero. Count lnouyc is reputed to
have a thorough knowledge of German
aims and policies. which would .rnuke
him 11 valuable advisor at. home He
will principally be remembered lrr
Iorrnuny from the extreme nmlabllliy
with which he has overcome all em-
brrrrassmonts. Ills most noinblo dip
Iornrriic achievements While In Berlin
probably was that of lrrrpresslng the
Foreign Olllcc with the Idea that Jap-
rErn was quite willing that Germany
should retain Klnoebau. the territory
on tho Shun-lung peninsula, loosed by
Germany from China In 11198. because.
from the Japanese viewpoint, so long
as Germany retains lcrrilorinl Inier~
esis I11 the Fur llhrst she can be more
easily dealt with after the Anglodap-
anesc alliance expires.
WESTERNEFI SUICIDES.
Edgar A. Davis. of Detroit, Inhale-
Gle It Hartford.
HARTFORD Supt. II raiser A.
Davis, of Detroit, Mich.. forty-two
years old, committed suicide. yesterday
111. the home of his sister, Mrs. E. F.
Taylor, of this city, by inhaling gas
Mr. Davis came here Mon y 011 a
visit his sister. and was to have loft
. l 11 bloc
through the 111-.
‘ d‘hey work night and day» .
.‘ healthy they remove about 51111 1111111111
_ . .tsr is left In the blood.
7. 9!! 11111111- diseases
’ hers. hot. dry skin. 11h. 1- allow. gout“
naval. disorders of t reylesighi 11111115
‘ in the urine. ole.
pie In the cult case procosslim, Ii’ they ‘
. Y‘oung Eridg‘eport Woman Sent to San-
Y
minutes. The kidneys tiller the nod
hall
at 11111111111 matter daily. when run
healthy some part of this impure met-
This brings
symptoms—-
sin in the 151111.11 1e. nervous
hearing, 111111111111, Irr
dohillty. drowsiness. 1111161-
11111 it
filters righ
With your
"1 . ~81 W
outlr r-Noiwnik. on.
{layer “1 had 11111111 to give up my Work
on account at my back chins so I
1111511111911 1121111111311 Kidney ills at Pleis-
tori our store 11111-1111 the last attack
i lied ”all
In or cry way after taking Dunn's Kid-
ncy Pills. and can decorumendr them to
all women culturing irom backache and’
trunk kidneys " ,
For sale by all dool‘ers Price 50
cents. Fostcr~ Mllburn 011.. Buffalo.
cw York, sole agents for the United
tutors.
Remember the rrnmc~Donrrs~nnd
take no other.
M‘ISB ROSE COMMITTED.
M.—
Itarlu‘rn In Bed Meir‘t'a'l‘ Condition.
BRIDGI‘I‘OR’I‘ Sr‘lpt 1141011111
Judge hdward P. Nobbs was called up,
on to deal with a. sad case yesterday
when he signed :1 document commit
ting to the Wéstport sonitnriuur unill‘
hc‘r‘ mental condition showed marked
improvement. Miss Ray Rose, a come-
ly young woman. 24 years ‘old. the
daughio‘r of Jacob Rose. a junk dealer,
who resides lit 65 Wnlince street. The
steps (or her cornmiitinent \verc deem-E
oil necessary In order that every effort
might be made to save the young wo-
nrr‘in' a reason.
Miss Rose has Ior some time pnst.‘
been suffering i‘rom melancholic. de--
veloplng the symptoms of a ncurusthe-
nIc. lier trouble has not yielded rend-
Ily to treatment and her condition has
been growing worse, rather than bet-
ter. Her family have. found It curr-
cult to reason with her or to get her
to do things which were for her own
good, and fearing that her rnlnd might
give way permanently, hor ltothcr.
Abraham Rose. made application to
the probate. court to have her examin-
ed by physicians and II’ her condition
was found such as to warrant. it, to
have her committed to some institu-
tion where she could receive constant
care and attention.
Judge Nobbs named the family pby»
siclnn. Dr. C. It). Illockrnan. urrd Dr.
George B.’ Cowell to make the. exam-
ination, and they modern report at a
hearing held yesterday. They found
that Miss Rose was Suffering from
rrrolnnclrolia In so pronounced a form
as to be mentally unbalanced. and
while. they both hold out. hum-3 that
she would Improve, said her Improve
l‘ucnt mlght be. slow. I‘Irey recom-
mended lrcr commltlmont, and thr-
m‘mll‘y nrrnngod to bore her‘received
at the Westport sunltnrirrm.
Miss Rose at first objected to going
to the institution, but after a talk with
Judge Nobbs. consented to go.
NONAGENARIAN PASSED AWAY
Mrs. Amanda Osborn. Wido‘w of Rev.
David Osborn. Died at Stepney.
Mrs. Arrranda (labor-.11 widow of tin
Rev David Osborn. died at her home
In Stopncy at 1111 curly hour yesterday
morning 111 the advanced aged or nine
by years;
Mrs. Osborn louvcs two daughters
and two sons. The daughters. Mrs. C
A. Elwall 11nd Mrs. Id. Ii. Knsson, lravr
resided at home with their mother:
the sons. Lemuel 0. and Charles E.‘
with their inmllies, nlso reside In the.
neighborhood. Mrs. Osborn was born
in Westpcrt and was the daughter of
Joseph and Grace Jennings Whitehead.
Her husband entered the ministry In
the your 1834. stationed on tho Grunby
circuit, and died May 3.1893.Ip the
‘80th year of his ago.
The funeral of Mrs. Osborn will be
for home yesterday. No reason for
his 111:1. Is known He Is survived by a
hurry: lasted dive or ten minutes
Crime a 01111 Ill One Night‘.
iy 1111111011 1111111111
ills the calculi robe and
011-1- mm W 111nm
‘(fil
widow and one clrlld.
., consortium. 501:» Still) ‘
61111 lilac 1111 £11 That Cures Asthma.
611111an can All 61333“.
guy 1111111 1311qu 1111111111 501
um War-1101111 iii a“ Few Min 111.
6111111 Sore Illicit and liberated oncilo
million. .
“will Dire Month.
hold at her late home tomorrow,an1l
her remains buried by the side of her
Ihuaband in the Ste‘pney cemetery.
to y .
use «Ellery tin-‘co .‘
they cured 1110‘, i felt better . ‘
The D.
a E twirl 11;,» «lbs.
.
1
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Closing Sale oi Ways- 1"
We announce, the Closing Sale oi‘ 6111‘ Toy Stoc‘k‘.’ with ’
the exception of Dolls and Teddy Bears‘. we do not intend
'in the future to keep any stock of Toys ai‘Id at present it is
imperative that We have ilrc‘r room the 'ons occupy. ‘I‘tis‘e‘cr‘us
good to us to make the sale at this time and hence the 1101i-
ficniion. The benefit of this Sale is for the customer and
not fOr us . mi]
Hu‘lf- price on these Articles.
Doll Houses, Doll Beds, Stoblcs, Tops and Balls. Drums,
Animals, 11.11.11 Boxes and Slntés, Mechanical Toys, Horses,
Metalaphorres. Automobiles, Carpet Sweepers, Stores, Doll
Furniture. Soldiers, (.Ianres .md Block‘s. Bdats, lIunrpty
Dumpiy Circus, Iron 'ons, Steam Engines, Doll Ham—
mocks, Sand Mills, ‘W Ireelbarrowe, Banks.
All to go at half price, and With them hundreds of small-
er articles, too numerous to be listed. It Will be economy to
buy molly things now and store them for the prospettive
holidays. ‘
Basement. next the Kitclranare Store.
Dmnerwnre.
Closing out of Dinner Sets.
We have taken enormous losses for this week 1 business
in the Crockery Store. Seven different styles in Dinner Sets.
$12.51) Sets, at $ 8.00. $16.50 Sets, at $12. so.
$15.00 Sets, at $10.00. $17.50 Sets, 1111313 50.
Breakfast and Dinner Plates.
All new goods and perfect, one hundred dozen of them
at 50c per half dozen."
Autumn Broadcloths and Cheviore on exhibition at the
Colored Dress 1.66.15 ‘Scction.
For this week's Specials we have Lselected a number of Items we went
to close out and have marked them at one-half regular prices.
‘ . Weshhlldron’sllrcsses
1
Valor Guantanamo
._———-.
81111118 .lsdhs' lidsis
Regular price $1.00 to-32.98
Sale price 5111: to $1.49
Samples Iadlcs' Kimonos
Regular price 5‘0c to 82. 98
Sale prieS 26cm Si. 59
1
Regular price the
Sale price 251:
Men‘s black Still“I 513.115
Regular price 75c to 81.25
Bole price 501:
Regular price 501: to $2. 00
Sale price 251 to $1.00
Other items not sufficlent in quantity to quote. equally as good values.
11. '
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