_ lire in south Norwslk~Harbor View Bushland Hir- sees, and now the rim or an nrontnpo Pass. n Ill lumen College \' Can give you the start. ENTER Mose Y SEPTEMBER 15. Students are enrolling every day Stamford Port Ch ‘ ’ .\ .A. MERRILL, Prin" A Everythmg‘ 1n the Optical Line. E . ,_. Examined Free 4' Now open forthe Season of 1907. Share Dinners a Specialty. _ Dancing, Boating, Bathing and other attractions. Especial attention given to Automobile Parties Roller Skating~ every afternoon and evening. Is Db. t,Ch1o and Siyiisi’r. Just Like the Girl. It his been adOpt‘ed by the New IYDl‘k Herald as their prize belt. gt or oxydi‘zed trimmings, at 50c. , Also two—inch silk elastic. white, black, navy and brown, with E RYAN @- CD stun Norwsllr Dresses. Slum, Do n.,Wulm.'meeoous. and Detects, reanrtmu of east. The Paris Clock 8:; Suit House, ‘ souru MAIN e1..so.Nosm1.K 515 MAIN erase-r, "Amman. '5' YOU HAVE Nb‘f BOUGHT OF US VET, ASK v YOUR NIIGHBOR—u‘l‘HEY DlD. : i so out Wants in The. Sentinel ‘ ed from Sable Island at 11:20 last , decrease in the speed of the steamer 1 that she ran into ‘ ‘on the great. vessel ‘ Fromm Company here it was said that ‘ the amount or business oils-red sur- , shin. , There will be a fleet of boats of all , sizes oh Sandy Ilook which, with the g to give the liner a welcome. , , lots on the iron steamboat Sirius will ,1 see the steamship come up the new . the pier. . be out to cheer the ship and the re;- ' the reports received the disturbances , li‘lshine‘v. Ilessarallla.di1rlng the night We hsVe them to black taffeta silk, with tucks, hemetitching am! ., la (ruin the steamer Lus’ltirhia,’ lie 1- night and reporting the vessel as 150 miles east of that. tree, it looks rt if the big Cunardcr will not reach Sandy Hook juhtil about 7 u. Ill” Ii‘rl‘ day morning» it she does this she still will best the records of the Lu— caula and the Deutscbland, but not by so much as was indicated when the first wireless report was received from Cape Race. ‘ There seems to have been a marked yesterday. probabIZ/due to the tool I thick fog off the Newfoundland coast. With clear wea- ther she will pick up some of the lost time in’ the run to Nantucket, the next point the liner will be heard from, but this can only amount to an hour or so at best: Should the Lusttania arrive at 7 a. in. Friday, as now‘ indicated. she will have ‘made the voyage In al most exactly five days. One of the remit able features of the Lnsitania’s voy fge, according to wireless dispatches, Is the cxtraordl nary immunity from soaslckuess en- joycd by the passengers. The era has been quite rough the past day or two, but according to the ship's doctor there were only twenty mild cases at seasickness among the 3.ll0ll persons The marvelous smoothness of the sailing, it to said. astonished everyone, and it would almost be possible to play billiards on board. The interest in the adven}, "wtlre Lusitania is Indicated to the great number of Inessage It are being sent to and tr 1; steamer At the oilicemh‘tho Marconi Wireless Tel- passed all previous llguros for a single The Marconi people expect to pick up the steamer again off Nan- tucket late this afternoon. It fair weather prevails Friday the incoming of the Lusitania will be the occasion of the greatest marine ova‘ tion ever given to any steamship steam pilot boots, will be the Ilrst Off the Narrowa a large crowd of excursion- Ambrose channel, and follow her to They are friends and rela- tlvcs'of the one thousand or more cabin passengers on illoashlp and will turning voyage-rs. Iéiy arrangements set in motion by Frederick 13. Dalzell. president of the Association for the Protection of (toru- nrerce. an Immense peace ling will be displayed from the tower of the Slug- cr building as the Lusitania passes the Statue of Liberty, and simultaneously with the Welcome from the hundreds ol‘ whistles great flags from n‘ stuff on the towcr will signal In the Interna. tionul codeI “Welcome." Dchtt's Little Early Risers are good for any one who needs a pill. sold by The Cliftom Pharmacy and The Bridge Pharmacy. ROWDlEB IN KIBHINEV. VIENNA, Sept. l2.-—-Accordlng to which caused the circulation of alarm iiig rumOrs ln Roumanis began at of September 8. A hand of rowdlcs which arrived there from Odessa were Joined by a Kishlnev mob and cour- urltt‘ed fearful outrages In the sub nrb‘s. May not lire to a lumber yard into which the Jews, who were arous- oil from their sleep. were driven The . been assisted llie‘xal tlrrouslr the tailors to advertise the meeting this. newspaper printed here. The blue health had not been received and the wording t the new law relutw lng‘to town age had nol. been no- t . 0 the law compel- out to co to lrfo meeting 11m llaci postseason til Saturday or a combination or natural disastants and vegetable acids, igests the Itself and gives stre gth and he ' to the stomach. Pleasant to take. Sold by The Cillford Pharmacy and. The Bridge Pharmacy. , WOULD-3T MURDERER BENTENC-f‘ , ED. noort’vrrmn, / sent. 2.——~Ciark .l. Howes, of Tolland who was on trial‘ in the Superior Court, charged with as? sault with Intent to kill upon former Répresentativo John 1.11m, of To! hind changed his plea yesterday ‘and Was sentenced to Jul! for one year arid fined $75 The affair; occurred in the ’l‘olland Penicillce last May, When Howes fired five shots at Dunn, only one bullet making a wmrnd from which the victim was in the hospital for some weeks, Yesterday court, did not sit, but attorneys for the state and defense ‘were‘ closeted with Judge Robinson and the result was that Howes charts on his plea and who sentenced f cATAnnu oAvao‘r' a: anti/so with LOCAL, Harmonious as they control rti‘ach the seat of the disease. storm is a blood or constitutional disease. and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies. Hell's Acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Gore is not a quack medicine. lt was prescribed by one of the best th‘sIciaus In this country (or years an is a regular pro scription It is composed “of the best tonics kno 11, combined with the best blood purl are acting directly on the mucous su‘rfirccs; The perfect coin blrration of the two ingredients Is what produces snob wonderful results In curing Catarrh. 8ch for testimou. isle free. ‘ 11‘. J, CHENEY it 0. Props, ‘i‘old Ida o, 0. Sold by Drugglst‘s’, price 75c ’I‘ake Halls Fatally Pills for con stipatlon. H TROLLEY EXTENSION HEARING. HARTFORD, Sept. 12.-*'i‘l1c railroad commissioners gave a hearing at the capitol yesterday on the application or the Connecticut Railway and Light- ing ‘ourphny to lav double tracks in the town of Cheshire. the application being opposed by the authorities. The Shore Line Electric Linc explalncd Its 'plan of crossing the Valley Road tracks at Essex HOW TO AVOID APPENDICITIB. Most victims of appendicitis are those who are habitually constipated. Ot-lno Laxative Fruit Syrup euros chronic constipation by stimulating the liver and bowels, and restores the natural action of the barrels. Orlno Iterative Fruit Syrup does not narr- seats or gripe and is mild and pleasant to take. Refuse substitutes. The (Billiard Pharmacy and Plaisted' a Drug Store. ’— STRIKING TELEGRAPHER AR- REST ED. NEW ORLEANS Sept 12 ..——A C. Tripp. a striking operator was or rest- ed last night on the charge of malic- ious mischief for Interfering with the Associated Press leased wiro. lie stepped up to a key which was not In use opened It and stopped the report while he called to the operators on the circuit and applied opprobrlous names to them. 'I‘rlpp afterwards admitted pollae during the dlsturbances were cut rely that he had done this. ‘- at Hot. Springs, Ark The one at not d, stock Industry. . ‘ teen feet long The little fellows have Qatarrh Care is taken internally, and: lleso. Are Raisin, int Philip“. Of all the queer terms none are more unusual tb slllgatcr turnip. There are only two. a the world. Que is at St. Ausdsuh no. and the other springs is by far the larger. , it ill hill 11 small mountain stream that goods a series of, little lattes or ponilit‘ flhesc are made use 0%)» lorpr the "breed lug grounds,” stock yirrda" and "winter quarters?” for this unique branch of the great American live The Kahsas City Star says there are at all times on this from between 1ch hundred and eight hundred live baby 'gators, less than slx' inhhes In length up to "Big Joe," nearly“ lif- all been hatched on the farm, but the big ones Were caught in the swamps and bayous of the south. The alligator Is a‘canr‘r‘lbal, and for that reason it is necessary to separate the ponds by means of hé'avy Wire M. nearly the some also in” each enclo- sure; Big Joe. the monarch of the establishment,” weighing almost 600 pounds, Is kept by himself. Otherwise he would soon be the only alligator. there. - Ono practice at the Hot Springs farm Is not likely to meet with the approval of the trays. The city pound- master delivers all the homeless truth to the Manager. 'l‘hen‘ tho~poor dogs are killed and“ fed to the alligators. When a suill'cicnt supply of dog meat is not available, tainted meats are procured from nearby butchers or fronrtl the great packing houses of Omaha and Kansas City. Tire alligator Is not at all particular, but seems to prefer his meal a little spoiled. At the alligator farm the females are robbed of their eggs as soon as they finish depositing them. These are then placed In an incubator for hatching. After being hatched the little ones are placer] In a sonar-alto on- closure, to prevent their elder broth~ era and sisters from eating them. They grow very slowly, so that an alligator two feet long is at least fit”: teen years old. and one twelve feet long may be anywhere from '15 to 150. years old. Some reach a length of sixteen or eighteen feet and are sup» posed to attain an age of more than 500 years. f -—-Most disfiguring skin eruptions. scrofula. pimplesyrashes. etc, are due to impure blood. Burdock Blood Bit. rare In a cleansing blood tonic. Makes vou clear-eyed. clear-brained, clear“ skinned. BASEBALL assuus Yssrsnoav. State League. Hartford. .; Waterbury, 0. Springfield, 4; »Ivlolyokc. 2 , Norwich-Bridgeport, wet. grounds. New London-New Haven, rain. National League. Chicago. 4; St. Louis, A '(14 innings. darkness.) Cincinnati, hinge.) l'irooklyn-lloston, rain. Amer-lode League. Boston, 5; Philadelphia, 4. Chicago. 2; St. Louis, (I (first game.) Chicago. 5; St. Louis, 4 (second game) New York, 4; Washington, 2. DcWIti’s Carlrollzed Witch Hazel Salvo is good for bolls, burns, cuts Beards and skin diseases. it is es- pecially good for bills. Sold by TI) Clifford Pharmacy and Tire Bridg‘ Pharmacy. 1112; Pushurg, 1 (7 I11- alligators. ranging in size from little ‘ netting and to place reptiles of very 1 unlicensed dogs caught on 'thc streets _. Samples Ghlidren slimsscs M Read Co. to ‘ rm or me. '11'1 1"»1 closing of the Toy Shook We are going out of the '1 0y business at once arid' m- tend to make a clean sweep of everything If yeti expect to buy Joys in December, you can simply atriellate the pur- chases by two months and save money Seine of the Stuck offered is quite now, having been selected for the soaring ‘flSOIL Games, and you remember what a fine assortment we always have for the holidays. All the popular kinds are here. . ' Mechanical Toys of every description. Kindergarten Toys, such as Blocks, Embroidery Cards, etc. ' ,..l Paint Boxes and Drawing Slates. Horses and other Animals. Doll Houses, and .111 1<tirnislr111gs." I Basement, next the Kitchenware Store. ,1. . O, I. I ‘ " ‘ Specials 1n Crockery. In the first place the following. values are at less than original cost, and that means sorrrctlring' 1n a department of f this kind. In many ‘cas'es We cannot hst them or give any. notice, for all the time new things are being added to the sale. one extra fine Dinner Set With delicate green and gold border, this sale, $7.18, and a bargain. Dinner Set for six people, nuderglazed green decora- tions, I for $3.50. Dinner Set for six people, Lily of the Valley pattern, full gold traced, for $5.00. Bte’altf'aitt Set in Old English underglazed blue, 34-50- t »'-‘ t For this week’s Sp‘e'clale w. have selected 11 number at Hem- we went to close out and halve marked them at‘ ene~halt regular prices. Samples ladles‘ Walsh Regular price $1.00 to 82.98 Bale price 50o to $1.40 Saunas ladies Athletics Reader price bile to 32' 98 Sale PH» 250 ‘0 ”-49 f fm‘s mack SWNdShE‘S ‘ detour Severed foot Stools m Regular price 490 Dale. price 250 m. Regular price 75c to 81.25 Sale price Oils Regular price 600 to $2 .00 Sale price 261: to ".00, W Dtiiel- Itdlhhnht‘ eiiiflelerlt In quan my to quote, equally as good vsluile. y, 5‘ s O eetgisehw? A.Il.‘l.ll¢l!'li(;iw*llilfihla; a“? A vap: 'v II:upose-hoodeeiecsl;eiivius:1w Ya‘ 140 vs. ‘renun-"suntan-enu-nus”;-inguvn' hirin- shell“ o uni-tr. ‘ . Innocenteo‘aeoeeeeirletvsee- j“ Intranets“.taunt-nun ran-”1°. Aflofm L" I ellllflivillllvi‘ 1reconstitute“terrorists-erIt
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