Because they are wise
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fill"
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iy made, and wise housekeepers: use
them. it you do not possess one, ask your "neighbor;
The other kind doesn't Stay long in the neighborhoOd when a Bay State moves in.
Whit?
NE' HAVEN DEPOT ' ' liarll...‘r;:s.;.“1..‘;;- ‘1...;..“‘.l;.‘t;;;.m
5‘5. ’ . . ’ , be brought to bear on them.
IN'CHY S CENTRE This pocket will be reached by a
' uillilng
’ “f farm" in the vicinity of the
street down near
matter, presumably
(plans.
heavy building over line out at
'crete abutments there.
‘Tbe construction is the
dargc building
‘ ‘ stealer height.
“very heavy pocket in concrete
ii.
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other
, Iii!
M Witnessing as lolusl What
03 Will be Selected for the
. has been reported for several days
1 past-that the New Haven railroad has ,
‘ _ ndoned its notion of placing its
proposed newmillion dollar passenger
depot for New “even “down on the
1 Hotel
_ Gurdc, but will instead place it over
. i‘the "cut," running from near Court.
to Crown street,
says'the New Haven Palladium. “
_ f'l‘he railroad oiiicials will give no
-- information upon this nluch discussed
for one reason,
that be knowledge as to the absolute
location of the new depot. would semi
, land values ill the immediate'locality
“-‘of the building soaring skywnrd ill a
manner that might not suit railroad
. vL'lt‘here is good reason however, me-
i‘chqnical rlneu have found, to believe
that the road intends to place a very.
the
point indicated judging from the Inc-
flthod of the construction of. the con.
same that
lif’bsmrovided for the foundation
. The abutmcllts‘
J ‘ are_iow._,fltte(l at the lop with a su-
rieu-of‘thrce heavy steps graduated
in the manner made. use of in placing
steelgwork and in addition these walls
, first of massive concrete, about lea feet
thick, much thicker in, fact. than the
ordinary abutment work in the “c
The ordinary abutment is also of much
And, further, near the Court street
end of the abutment work, almost un-.
der the windows of the corset factory
of the Strouse, Adler and Company, a
has
been built just large enough to permit
of‘the [fleeing of one passenger coach
.where it would be fully protected by
thick walls enough to stand at least
. 5 you want it for a llfen'mé, not for a‘ 1
day, a week, or a year. Then you'll
realiz
) Singer Sewing Machine or a'
milleelcrawnlon you’ll find that Singer
‘ " are always near, ready to assist you
every waywa free mada- that no
' mannincnn’cr even attempts
giveiyou. Lookfor the
M "8.” ‘ '
WWII! If“! You
um am an arm.
mu mom «an
arms. r _ “
truck diverging quite sharply from the
main lilies ill the “cut." it it were
used as a pocket for a pay
director‘s car, the car would certainly
be well protected. "it's construction
inexpensive enough to lend some to
conclude that a diamond factory is go-
known New Navel) mechanical expert
last night.
' if the depot is. placed at the point.
indicated, it will as is well known, do
uway'with the necessity of issuing a
large percentage of trolley transfcrs
that now have to made use of, as it
will land passengers directly in the
heart of the city. The expense and
delay of issuing transfers is a thing
the New Haven, which now owns botll
the steam and trolley lilies, would not-
urally seek to avoid.
"Mark my word," said the mechan-
ical expert alluded to above, “some
very large building is being planned
for by the road between (louri. and
urown streets. 1 think it will be the
new depot. The road would not Spend
thousands of dollarson tons of extra
heavy concrete construction for noth~
lug.”
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle,
Dci.. says: “i suffered for yours with
dyspepsia, used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm, and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely.”
For sale by it, H. 'i’laistod. F_ H.
Baxter and The Uiiftord Pharmacy. M
.MURDER SUSPECT HELD.
EAST HARTFORD, Oct. 1.—Antau-
as Bundzinskl, n Lithuanian. who is
allc 1d to have been connected with
the murder of a follow countryman at
a birthday party Sunday. and who
gave himself up to the police yester-
day, appeared in the local court today
and piead'd not guilty to the charge
against llihl. lie is held without bonds
for a hearing one week from today.
Buntizinski claims that be was some
distance from the stabbing when it
Occurred.
e't t Singer Sewing Machines
9,. ‘ Wheeler 2&‘ Wilsons are
the only ones good
i ' ' enough for
' you.
even...”
’ a path Namath ’Gdnlh
”All?” ago." m'
mo.
car, or, a
lug to be put up tl'lcrc,” said'a well,
, female weakness and general nobility.
_ on the track and calmed a delay of
{it
ralt‘lig““aaa¥arcnm. use...
-—-—--—--
(New England Bulletin). ”
Hope» on Main Street.
Work has been started on the three
one-family houses to be erected on
Mnin‘street by E. Burger &. Co. Will
be two and a half story frame build-
ings;eontalulng eight rooms. Owners
buy materials and let contracts.
Finishing East Avenue Residence.
Reed & Voik have the contract for
the electric work in connection with
the residence which H. W. Mother is
building on East avenue for Anna
Murphy, which is now finishing. Finch
Bros, mason contractors and Jones
&' H'otchkiss, plumbers and heaters.
Remodeling Residence at Burritt ls~
land.
W. H. McMahon has started work on
the addition and alterations to resi-
dence at Burl-lit island for .lohn Mc-
Mnlleu. Addition includes bath and
living room.
Contemplatc Building Factory.
Crofut & Knapp Co. contemplate
building factory to be used for a mill.
Will be of concrete construction, five
stories high.
church at East Nvorwalk.
Work has been started on the
church which H. W. Mather is build.
tug at East Norwulk for Christ Church.
parish. Will be of concrete block con-
struCtion.
contract for the concrete block work.
William Dewsnnp. New York, archi-
tect.
Fire Engine House Postponed.
The fire engine house for the Town
of Rldgeileld has been postponed until
spring. Will be of cement and frame
construction, two stories high, 30x60
feet. F. S. Morchousc, architect. ‘
Residence Ready to Plaster.
Dariou, is building at liowuyton for.
'l‘hcopllile Euphrut is ready to plaster.
it is constructed of stone, two stories
high, 44 feet square. (unltnining six
teen rooms, provided with all modern
conveniences. F. S. Morehouse, arcbi
tect. .
Welt Avenue Residence.
The Reed & Voik Electrical Co. have
the contract for the electrical work in
connection with the residence. on West
avenue for Mrs. Francis Burritt. it is
of frame construction, two and one'hnll
stories high. 30x36 feet, containing
nine rooms, provided with hot watel
heat, gas and electric, fixtures, hard
wood finish and flooring throughout.
Jones & Hotchklss, plumbers. H. C
Pelton, New York, architect.
Finiihlna powers Street guidance.
The residence which Lesllcflnmbk
is building in Rowan street, East Nor
walk, for Milton Elwood, is now finish-
ing. W. P, Ileana was the motion cou-
tractor, it). E. (lorhum, painter and
Brown it 00., plumbers and heaters. g
The tenement block to be erected on
Raymond street for A. Hurrlulms been
given up. 3
Work will be started soon on tilt
greenhouse which Wu H. McMahon
will build for John ‘McMullon. Will
be of concrete collstructio’n,‘ 20x50 feet‘
Hi3 DEAR OLD MOTHER.
"My denr‘nld mother, who is now
eighty-three years old thrives on Eluc-
tric Bitters," writes W. B. Brunson. of
Dublin. (in. ,"Shchus taken them for
about tulo‘yeurs and enjoys an excel-
lent appetite, feels strong and sleep:
well.” That's the way ,illectrlu Bit-
ters affect the aged} and the same
happy‘rosullu follow in‘ all cases of
Weak. puny children too, urn-greatly
airenulhcnud by l em. Guaranteed
also for stomach, lver and kidney
troubles, by i". ll. Baxter, dragging
a
NAUGATWK ENGINE DEHAILBD.
1 BRlDGlliPtm'r. number i.-—~'l‘he eu-
glne of the Nltifllittltik Division passen-
ger train which is due in this city
t 7:42 and leaves as on express for
ew York [at 7:46, was detailed this
morning at the Neugumckxlunétlen pl
taking-tile crossover» to ' get on the
noun truck-No one war inland and
the lrlllnircmninefl on'iitno' track. it
took threeeuurteru of an hour for the
wrecking train to: get the engine buck
y minutes? No other trains were
43‘6““ cunneuuenoo of the cool:
on , , » r '
,
amullrsernt‘ehu or.
. eluding the members plane cabinet.
: brought tortilla notable speech .lgl,’ the
» were proud ofJapan, which has always
‘ od States.
tow rd Japan was a warm as eve'r.
William Lewier ’has the, ,‘
liver, prevent appendicitis, and estab-
The residence which N. S. Finch, ol ‘
no its" cowbell wan: Hazel;
' sum-ls good tori-little in: d in
‘19 gm "new: Md‘ifli
‘by Japan‘s prominent states on,
American secretary, ‘wiiichi ‘mlide ‘ u
splendid impression. After the dinner
workable scene, everyon congratulnb
ins, everyone else ,on in was
sidered a complete ‘vul 'of’ '
cloud ‘thut’had arts lieblveen ‘Jeli
tug of the sensationalist. 1 1 -
secretary Taft begun 7 by giving.
thanks for his Welcome lind‘ the evi-
dence of goodwill shown. ‘Hé ’then
referred to Japan’s recent war and
said the Americans were proud that
Mr. Roosevelt, with. the, prestige of
the American presidency, [hastened
peace that was. honorable to both.
Japan and Russia; ' ‘ ~ .
g Secretary Taft; spoke of Japan's
great progress, the share America has
'had in aiding it and said Americans
had the cordial sympathy of the Unit-'-
This brought the secretary down to
.thglad recent reports of friction, and he
so : , . ,
“New for the moment there in only
a little cloud over our. friendship of
fifty years, but the greatest earthquake
of the century could. not shake our
amity. I do not intend to consider
details. .I cannot trespass upon the
jurisdiction of the Department of
State and discuss the events in San
Francisco, but I can say there is noth-
ing in them thutzis incapable of from
orabie and fullndjustment‘by ordinary
diplomacy.” .
- The secretary, in speaking of war,
said he did not hold that war isen-
tirely unjustifiable when international
urievances cannot otherwise be re-
dressed. ' < .
“But war is hell," he said, "and
only a great cause, which cannot be
settled by diplomacy, justifies it."
Secretary Taft said that war be‘
tween Japan, and the United States
week! he a crime against civilization;
Neither desired it, neither would gain
anything from it, and both govern-
ments would strain every‘nerve to.
prevent it. " ”
Tile secretary characterined even
the suggestion of war as infamous,
and colored that America’s good will
in concluding, S: cfetury Taft‘enld
he had been to Japan four times and
had previously been honored by an
audience with the emperor. He felt
that the fact that his majesty had hon-
ored him with a second invitation was
due to a desire to solid 11 message of
good will to Americans and show the
world that Japan was friendly to them.
. A CRIMINAL ATTACK
on an inoffensive citimn‘ifl‘trequently
made in that apparently useless little
tube called the “appendix.” “'3 gen-
erally the result of.protrncted consti-
pation, following liver torpor. Dr.
King’s New Life Pills regulate the
250
0‘
fish regular habits of the bowels.
at F_ H. Baxter; drug store.
TEDDY BEARS IBISTRiBU'flON
. TOPPED. , _
CHICAGO, ct. I’LVA dispatch from
Vicksburg, Mist-1., says:
Government detectives have snntsh-
ed the plan of a Mlsaissippi'cnpitnlist
to play a practical joke on President
Roosevelt when he begins his beer
hunt Week. Several gross of "Teddy
Bears” had been shipped here, to be
distributed over the area that the pre-
sident. will traverse in his search
of live Louisiana bears, but the secret
service men heard of it and stopped
the distribution.
Foley’s Kidney Cure will cure any
case of kidney trouble that is not be»
yond medical aid. The Clifford Phar-
macy and l’lulsted's Drug Store. "
JENNIE BURCH (RELEASED.
MOUNT VERNON, N. Y.,‘Oclober l.
“Jennie Burch, the young lndlun glrl
vim killed Baby Wilbur Winship, the
son of a Putnam county former, has
been released from the .Mnttcuwan
Asylum, where she wits sent when the
jury, before whom she was tried last
April, found that-she was insane. The
asylum authorities reported that the
girl was now sane and allowed her to
be taken to the home of’ller relatives
in Peekuklll.
.Tnke ~DcW|it‘s high). Early Bl!!!”
Pills. Sold by The “ llfforal’burmacy
and The Bridge Pnhnnncy. ‘
All a. rule the convolution of a
woman who uses the word well a
great deal doesn't enterutlu anyone
over sixteen. ‘ ‘ ~
ALL Recouno pHQKEN.
F‘. ii. Baxter, the no ulur drugglst,
who introduced in soul l‘Nnrwuik Dr.
Howard’s specific for the enrolment)-
utipatlon and dyspepsia with such won-
derful success, says ho is hearing
from «trouble in other arts of the
country, where the plan t tithe urged
lheJJr. Howard Co. to adopt (inim-
during their uptitliflcby selling at half
price) had been followed.
"the specific gives remarkable re-
sults in the most, obstinate cases of
dgnpepaln and constipation, and al-
t'cu‘gh every package but! been sold
under my personal guarantee to re-
load the money if it all! not give lull;
infection. not one has, been ‘ returned!
’i My remittance hull been n (luplleu
pt: my Elmiruhfrlexnd‘r,” “kit Mr. Bu,-
‘ r, 'exceb lit. we in on, one
lower our tor her ill their; luck
l returned without, * our donations.
However. it do not think .316 owl!“
newton; t that! been: "tail; mum!
‘ are all-is lulu
, out an.
anal. Sold ‘bllliiiifociiffurd rum
1 0! firmer.) if:
“not this chance
v, . , ‘ ‘
1 w {unlike austere Md W.“
the assembly room omission u re b
and the United Stated. andl‘the‘ellenev ,
',ruliei.f,rbm1tllv folio
prescription, and ' if,
,duodlnlf ounce, Compound Kurgonpne
ounce, Com ‘ound Syrup Sarsaparlllu
‘thr‘ee ounces.
VIOLENT ‘DEATHS memocsponv
‘ lug
"Will!“ , Willi: 3i
tdill‘l’ii of.
its , " f
The coming ,nlouth will be, a: he
i".
cine manufacturers‘, , $3
is takeujto keep the . e‘e Mil;
dross’wcrmly‘. ~ ‘w ”- .‘ 1:
‘3 This .iurlbexudvigpf a welbknown
l d ‘ (l , be heeded
b b‘aufffrern an incura-
e or gwmcnorwlumv
i shill 9‘
‘ .. ‘ .. ken’in tithe it
will prevent an} attack of cutarrn’ dur-
ing the entire season.
. l Here is’ the prescription whichluny ‘
line can mix: Fluid Extract Dandelion
Shake well in a bottle
dud use in teaspoonful doom after
each meal and again at bedtime.
These are meatly vegetable incre-
dleuts and can be obtained from'nni’
gong prescription pharmacy at small
can . 1 ,
z The Compound Kargon in this pro-
scription acts :directiy upon the elimi-
native tissues 'of‘the kidneys to make
them filter and strain from'tli‘c blood,
the poisons thstproduee all forms ,of
felt oven aften‘the first few doses and
it is seldom that the sufferer ever ex-
periences a return attack within the
year. ‘
This prescription makes a splendid
remedy for all forms of blood disor-
ders and such symptoms as lame back,‘
bladder weaknesses and rheumatism
pains are entirely dispelled.
i As this valuable, though simple. re- ,
clpe comes from a thoroughly, reliable
source, it should be heeded by arery
afflicted reader. ' ‘ “ . " " "
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tabliahei New'flcbo‘l-d,
BRiDGEPOR‘I‘, Oct. i.-—A remarks-1
fury to persons has been made in this
city in they 36 hours ending at 10:30
yesterday morning, the list including
six dead, of which one was a possible
crabby aeoldent, and ten apersbnc'ln-
lured, of Whom two may le.
Saturday night John Poninskl, of
No. 7 Howard avenue, fell “from ' a
porch and Was killed. About the same
time,Sllas Sherman was found on the
railroad crossing and the police think
he wits assaulted. He‘died at St. Vin-
cent‘s Hospital.
unknown man lives found dead behind
a 88.100 at the corner of Main and:
Common streets, and while it 'is
thought he died of exposure the polities
are making an inquiry. John Boland,
rooming at 322 Olive street fell on the
floor and twisting his neck, died or
asphyxiation. ' Sunday evening Miss
an automobile. Michael ‘Terrlfi, a
Huucnrlun, killed himself by cutting
his throat withga razor. He had come
here to cum $700 with which to pay
on the mortgage on his home in the
old Country, where he had a wife and
several .children. Saturday he ,re~
ceived a letter to the effect that his
house and all in it had been burned.
Yesterday morning a staging at the
Union Metallic Cartridge Company
fell and eight men dropped with it,
Joan Curl and Louis Jervecof being
in on to the Bridgeport Hospital in
more or less serious condition. The
other men sustained mlnorrlnjurlel.
The men were in the employ of Gas
per Ranger, a contractor of Holy-
oke, Mass.
Andrew mm was caught in o mov-
ing belt at the American Gruphophone
Company's works. and thrown against
a table and instantly killed. John Mc—
Gee was picked up on Water street in
a dying condition from consumption,
and during,r the morning on unknown
ltullun laborer was badly hurt, in an
excavation on Colorado avenue.
W ‘
-——Bnby won't suffer five minutes
with croup if you apply Dr. Thomas
Eclectrlc Oil nt.once. it acts like me.
gic. ‘ ‘ '
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Harvey J. Weed to Catherine C. Hull,
building lot, Woodward avenue. War.
' William M..tirown and Sarah G.
Goodfellow, to William '1‘. and Arthur
Prue ect street" East Not nlk. War.
.10 n W. Foo Midwife toi nry Corn-
wy, lot and buildings. Day "street.
or. ‘ '
Emma 1“. Carroll to Frank .1. Done
two, bulidlng lot. Fulrflold avenue.
or. ,
Frank J. Donahue to Catherine
War.
Conservator of Harry 1). Hoyt to
Jili‘ifi Mayhem, five acres, South Nor-
wu k. ‘ ‘ I .. ‘
nervous Kidney and Bladder» run
relieve backache, wank kidneys, and
inflammutlm'ot the bladder. kl by
The Clifford ‘9 Pharmacy r and ”the
Bridge Phurmlw ”
YIITIRDAV MAUI-ALL.»
132' M » i
(Naumlrtluuuel
Philadelphia, “8;. Pillsbury, 2.
stimuli». ii‘; Boston, 1 ‘* .
Chicano. ll; Np Ker , 0.
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bench, '9‘: ‘ Phiitdelnhlrl; ll:
dflfknfliifl. " f .. 3.:
{infill 3 OléVfiiflifl 0.
, M30 3‘" (14"
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mammogram ‘_
he; aimplehome .
aturrhal affections. ; Relief is often '
Grime Center of Filrfleld County ‘5...
bis record fer violent deaths and in- *
murder, another 'a‘ suicide, and the oth- .
Sunday morning on ’
Belle (lllpln was struck and hurt by -
caulk, laud “lid"“bi‘i‘dii'fib only street. '\
nr. , 1 .
Robinson W. Smith and wife to ;’
Mary J. *Cumeroa, loud and buildings. . ' .
volln, land and buildings, Gordon road; '
or. .
Nelson 13. Gorhem to Philip Slomnn- % "
O'Brien. building lot. Falrllold avenue. ‘
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fillets
Q _"1“ ‘, .‘l. y‘kllk‘.
Elm showers 9f . 1 .
" i ‘ ‘beauiypdcccrctivclinings to
assist the maker of gowns blueberries f I}
'. "Bands and Edges in theiharinodious' Persian and Egyp— A ‘
Combinations in'QolworcaiSilk' Appiidfié'hlid cream V‘cn- ‘, j
‘ ctian Laue. " ' " i ‘ ‘ '
shades with Irish Lace. , _ 1 ‘ . , , 1,:
Moorish Bands with ”colorcd‘des‘lgns on taffeta.
Gold Filét Edges ivi‘lfll I’cr‘siali florets.
Cloth of Gold for v'e'stlngs and yokcs.
For Tailored; Gowns.
Soutache Braids in black and‘colors for applying to
required trimmings for, street gowns, . , r , , ‘
1 '\
Elegant Black Passemeuterles.
may be used continuously, or they may be separated and
applied singly. Choice and'cxclusive things for handsome
Pres.»
Imported Novelties of rare raiding,.‘zippl We“
lug andcording, 7 '
‘ lieu stress; 1 ,
Combinations. of Sill: .‘lgmbrojt‘lcrcfd‘1‘rlorels in pastel m-
Geld Filer Net Bands With hand embroidery in colors.
Gold “Emu".m'ifififllfir Silk Pendants in colors. ‘ _
cloth gowns. Narrow Braids for cording. Frogs, and all
YSiik Appliques, hand made, Bands and Arnhesdues, that
black gowns.
Lace and Trimming Section, first floor. ,
Buick Walking sorts. .
We Consider‘that we have a very superior ii: c of Black
....
Skirts to open the month of October. >
Pacific Panamas are in the lead,an(l they are killed and
made with folds. Some of the late models have three or
more horizontal bands of black taffeta, and some have a
Greek key bdrdct‘in taffeta onthc front panel.
Black Voiles, trimmed with silk bands or plain.
Black. Melrose plainly killed. ‘
We have a special line of Black Walking Skirts for short
and stout women who requine waist bands from 30 inches up.
' Take elevator at, Dress Goods Section.
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And now you may buy a veryprctty little Square Purse
of solid German silver, the compartments lined with pale
blue, for $1.00. ' “j
At the Jewelry Section.
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We invite attention to our line of Uncle-unis.
We have them in a large assortment of pet-
. ‘ terns. ‘ 1.
Can furnish them in printed patterns an
inlaid.
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_ slides and prices.
Shades to order a Shedding
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