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r’uo-qgvnrr-rlrrrm
GK.
"or No rwalk
can alter 'i‘uesdey, January '3
height. Propellers will leave
, Int River, New York, (foot
attest), every day, (except
), it. 4 p. m. Freight received
nit up to 4 p. in. and South
”all up to 6: 30 p. in.
c. c. Honour-n.
Conant Agent
4. WJMYMOAD,
4‘ rel Director
ld’lrubaluur.
. ..Illin It, loath Nomlki
7'" . 2 Washington It.
M‘
it house, ”8.
DON'T FORGET
Laundry wagons
COLLECT
O C
Repairing
received before Ill 3. to. daily
Gile—Flynn It Ryan, Price's
Store. Mnhncltemo Cigar
:1 .. r's Cigar Store and all
‘ (“Clint Cuisine.
flutters lvonlnp,
I to I pin.
1 Dinner- a Specialty.
Parties and "mm
lotion“.
8 BEYNEIE,
45!.”
1
7:30 9. nt.; Iatu'r- .
It” iN'iS tIHi bum.
A cute .7
, dugout smdyfhotifkm ,
Warmer .Convulsionsfeverisb-
i near «riotous or 8mm
. For liver
Thirty Years
‘ 7 ",BASTllllll
new MENOLAND rsoaAcco unaw-
ER
HARTFORD. .lan. ll'..~—-"l‘hc twenty-
iltth annual meeting of tho. New Euro
land Tobacco Growers Association Olr
cried in Unity llali yesterday with an
uttendnnce of 150 memberu. 'i‘huddeun
Graves, oi Hatfield, Muse, rcvclwcd
the trade of the year. He said that thc
1907 crop contained some of the bout
tobacco ever rained on well as some of
tho worst. The trcasurcr's report
showed a unbstuntiul balance on lilil‘lll.
TO OUR! A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE, BROMO Quininc
Tablets. Drugglstn refund money if it.
tell: to cure.‘ E. W. unovu's signa
turn is on each box. 25c.
AnsomA PMSICIAN DEAD.
ANSONIA, Jun. lb.—-l)r. William
'i‘crry. one of the oldust physicians in
the state, died here yesterday, 5;?»th
urge of cighty- mix yearn. llt! was :I
veteran of the Civil war serving on
nouistant surgeon in the Union Army
Hospital at Alexandria, Va. He moi
born in Enfleld and came to Annonin
in 1860. Five children, Frank and Al-
bert Terry. of New York: Mrs. W.
Clark and the Misses Flora and Annie
Terry" of this city, survive him.
A CURE FOR MlfiERY.
"l have found a cure tor the mlnery
malaria poison produces." says H. M
lumen. of Loucllcn, S C. 'Itu culled
Electric Bitters. and come» in 50 cent
botlel. It breaks up a case of chilio
or a. hiiious atack in almost no time:
and it puts yellow jaundice clean out
of commissionf’ This great tonic motl-
iclne and blood purifier gives quick 1c-
llef in all stomach liver and lillnt’)’
complaints and the misery of lame
back. Sold under guarantee at. F. It
Baxter's drug store.
.DAMAGES FOR WIFE'S DEATH.
;NldW HAVEN, Jun. ll'..-~.lutlgc [toru-
buch has awarded Henry Watt-bu $3,»
000 damages in his unit. against A. .I,
Risenbluth & (‘o. of Atmonizt, for in
tail injurious received by Mrs. Wntcho
from the explosion of: at box of clove
blocking she who’ using. The defend
um mutton stow- blocking of the kind
it. .vmt alleged tho womunm was Heinz
u w ~.._u.._._.......
.I. the system.
NEW HAVEN PZYSICIAN ARREST-
D.
NEW HAVEN. .lnn. Iii—em, Bennett .
S. Lewis, who wait arrested on com-
pluint of the mother of Florence Cur
. roll. an eighteen your old girl of West
Haven, who wuu found to be ii] iii a
house in Park street, and it. is claimed
has been under the doctor's treatment,
had his hearing continued until the
27th in court youtertluy. bull bolus con.
tinned at 32.000. The girl‘lu not con-
uidercd to bo in danger.
~
BEWARE OF OINTMENTG FOR CA
T’AFiRH THAT OONTAIN
MERCURV.
an mercury will surely destroy tizc
Remit: of smell .md completely dorau
the whole system when entering it
through thr.I mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physic-
luna. on the damage they will do is ten
told to the good you can poeaibly do:
riv'c from them Halls Catnrrh Cure,
manufactured byi" . J. Cheney & (30.,
Toledo 0., contains no mercury and
is taken internally, noting directly
upon the blood and mucous uurfnces oi
in buying Halls Cntnrrh
Cul‘u be son. you get. the‘xcnuine. It
is taken internally and made in Toledo.
Ohio. by lv‘.'.l. Cheney 8; ('o. ’l‘outimou
lulu tree.
Sold by Druggists.
hottlo
'l'uko Hull's Family Pills for counti-
potion.
Pricc. 75¢: per
VETERAN MIS8ING FROM MIDDLE-
TO
WN.
MIDDLE’TOWN' ..lati l5.""lflll|“.‘i
Boyle, ugcd seventy. is missing from
NH- Women'u "wilt-f (Yorpu Home in
Cromwell, and the police haw boon
"Mind to look for him. He loft tin-
liomc Sunday morning. Ho cam" lit-r»
with his wife from .lleriden a your ugo.
A HiGHER HEALTH LEVEL.
"l have. reached a higher health level
slow I began using Dr. King's New
Life Pills," writes .lncni) Springer, oi
Went Franklin. Maine. ,"Tbey keep
my stomach, liver and bowoln working
just right.” If thene pills: disappoint
you on trinl. money will be refunded
nt lv'. if. {luxter's rirmr store. "
Thursday
Bargain ling
Gut when this much not“ bz‘
,, 2.ad'\cs’ Slur": \Balts’ts.
53mph Womb , and Broken Sines all
Brando Reduced Elect.
2.365% Shut“ \Ddts’ts.
ltcatllur Price, Ol. 00;
Regular Price, SI .25:
Regular Price. $1.60;
Regular Price. $2.00;
Romulu- Prion, $2.50:
Bargain Prion ..
Bargain Price ..
Bargain Price ..
Burg-in Price ..
Bfiruin Price. . . . . . .
om
.r::.nu..a..
....a-r.....-4y..rrrrt....
IOIU NIT WMOTI.
Regular Price. ”.50; Bargain Price ..
vilifirlwnvlnvtl
sorrow no: warm.
Render Price, $5. 00: Mamie Ma ..
\Dohmdumhsbunhithfi'mfi ‘Surt.
crrlhuor.rtlrri‘rrrarr¢obrlrrrvr “I”
Abililfl 353?... on». in Hart-
r lord. letter, will! Reports of
the (idiom—Grand Som-
iary Barlow’ 3 Record oi Sor-
rice
HARTFORD, Jan, 15——Tbe annual
IlléPiing of the Connecticut Grand
lodge of Mason» opened at Maroon:
Temple today With a large attendance
and the main business at the atomic:
5081011 was the reception of reports
of (trout! Master Andrew J. Halloclt or
mummy, and (trend Secretary John H.
Barlow. (irund Mentor llalloclt'u re-
port included it careful resume of the
work of the grand mutt-r during tin
your. nevrrnl recomnitmdutionu of im-
portance to the Members the rcportn
of un- dintrlct deputies. diupensationu
granted. the neurology report and our
er matters of interest.” The report; of
thr- lloputy Grand Master, Edward E.
Fuller, was also reteived at. the mom-
Inx reunion of the lodge,
The Grand Secretary reported that
the last year had been one of peace,
harmony and pron‘perity, not exceeded
by any in the history of the grand
lodge. The total mocipto during tbc
your wcrc $16, $25.28, and moulded in
the statistics of the grand uecretary
are the following: Number initiated.
Libs: pascd1.‘;l.58 ralsed, 1.153; drop
pod for non-payment of dues 10!; ex
belied 1: died 402, rejected 322; total
unmbcr of members, 21,,410 showing u
gain of 658 front last year. One buns
tired and nine of the lodge» have done
work 79 have made a gum in member-
uhip, and 22 report neither gain but
loss In membership the leading lodges
rank as follows: Hartford No. 88. 808:
liirnnl No. i, fliif): Worceutcr No 79.
719; st. John No. 3. 579. The average.
membership of thr- llil induce In 195.
'l’he'grund secretary reported that.
no,» central committee which wan up-
polntcd three yearn ago to revise the
grand rules and regulations had bad
the mutter under careful superision,
but bud not been able to complete its
work. The uecretnry reports an uncle
peeled balance of $23.43 in the library
fund. in speaking of the death lint
during the your the secretary «aye:
"With all the mummy that has nt-
tendcd our etim’tn the past your, tllfll‘f‘
in a tone of undue“ an we turn to the
list. of the honored dead, and find that
ttr.’ have laid down the working tool:
of life, runny of whom have long borne
thc burdcn and bout of day, they rest
from their labors and their works: do
follow them."
When Secretary Barlow ausumcd th-
dutlon of the other in 1894 more Wi'l'"
no grand moratorium older than ho in
the service. Today there are only 21.
M ,
w...»—
"SECTIONAL BOOKCASE"8¢HOOL8
(Pathfinder),
when the school year openu This
htrervor, ll halt been ulilc to got motc
r'lliidrt-u thun Not into school roonw
by expending largo some oi money
and resorting to various expcritIutN.
One of the unique varieties of school
buildings is the portable schoolhouse.
with about, :20 of which the oily bun
provldtd itself. They are found of
special value in renlon-1 which havr
arm: it up uuicklv remote from cumb-
Iisbcd buildings, yet. which dcmnndcd
some of the school facilities on which
the city spends its money.
Therm houses arc spoken of an "acc-
tional bookcase" buildingu in Now
York. Each has Home for So. with
wardrobes, and light elmllllR over its»
left shoulder. according to the mom
flDlirOle.ili}.'lt,-, through windows or
prismatic gluon. Lined with cokiproot'
mnterialu and heated with a glow.
these bounce will haunt the children n
comfortable winter in the kind of
ntructuro that tho pupils of a boom
town on the weutcrn plainu use,
The building in put. together with
boltu so that it can be taken apart
readily Wll’m. its our-ruinous in out-
pluco in exhausted and it in needed in
mouth 'i'htI Lil; ow w mouthing
lens than a scon- of t our porttdilo
schmrl bounce. which cont it not more
than “.500 each. They urn scattered
through Ulo boroughs of thc llronn.
Brooklyn and Richmond.
Six hundred and thirty-lumen thou—
sand, three hundred and eighty-sewn
childrcn are enrolled in tho uchooiu of
New York city. '
CUES RAILROAD FOR 910.000.
NEW LONDON. Jan. li’..»—l'npcm
were M‘rvul on secretary of rump
Baldenweln this morning in in unit for
W! Mil dumnuor brought by Jamel R.
Bergen, of l’uirlivld, against tho f‘ on
trul Vcrtmmt lulilwiry Company on the
recall of a collidun between iuo :-
at South Wiillngtou .iunr- 22,1507 in
Which Bergen rcwlvod porumncnt in-
jurlcu. Papers wcrr- also filed with UM
state necrrtary which give notice of n
rlnlm of damage» nfllnut the Control
Vermont Railroad tmnpany for Injur-
ies received by (‘httrlen A Moody. of
Worcester an employeI of the cmupany,
is the collision of trclgllt train: at Wil-
limantic 8e 1907.
i
Art n armorial thing New York city ‘qm
finds ituvlf unable to supply room for: far us run he learned
all "5 children l" "‘0 b““"""“;k""l'l‘hin in due to the prctantion token
r"by Mritf Delia Mayer. She bad a pre—
mmmmnmamumw
rw'w Milo. ...”...
U Husband, I Daughter and I!)
you" Have Ul‘d Or. Riebl rd.
m!!! Mo’!
You live In South Norwallt. You
Know or, at least, con easily cell on
south Norwnlk people What more
natural. then. than proving claims with
booth Norw‘aiit evidence.
Yet, It Is an actual feet that the
only stomach remedy advertised in
South'llorwnlk by menus at uctuei
cum of Smith Norwalk men and
women. is Dr. Richtmil‘ Diapeppiu
Tablets.
Look over this paper and see If any
other Itmrinch medicine elves you no-
tucl South Norwaik proof.
Thinkl' ‘
'lrl. A. O. Smith, No. l Chestnut
street, South Norwulk lays: —-
"M hurbnnd, my daughter and unr-
cell are all tired Dr. Richard: Dys-
pepsia Tablets and I do not lie-into
to say that we found this sterlintl
remedy to be just no it. is represented
It. seems strange but it is nevertheleas
a fact that all three of us were vic-
tims of dyspepsia in one form or an-
other and thnt we have all been con
pleteiy cured by Dr. Richards Drrpetr‘
sin Tablets. Our table is a dllferent
locking affair from‘ what it was a few
months ago. Cereals, exalt. toast and
stain breud‘have been replaced by been
steak, vegetables, barn and other
thlnau which we have not' dared to
touch before. i cannot praise Dr.
IRichards Dyspepnln Tablets too high-
y.
fumily. I never lose an opportunity
of recommending them to anyone who
in unfortunate enough to be umlctcd
u l was.”
For sale by all druggists. Best
to say "Richards" twice. Price 50
cents per bottle Made by Dr. Rich
nrds Dys psiu Tablet Asuociution, 52
Worth It not New York.
tannin... Victims oi in...
Fire
(Continued From First Page).
bodies. Most of the bodice wt»... in
such condition that few of them will
be recognized by the feature» alone.
In nearly ovary cunt» tho upper por
tionu of the bodies were burned. some
of them to a crisp. Because of liw
difficulty of identification and the nt—
tendant confirmation the coroner do-
cldcd to keep the morguce closed un-
til today, and during the morning
doors of the buildings were thrown
open. llundrodu of people were writ-
ing at each place to get u look at the
bodies in the hope of finding the re-
mains of loved ones. Perfect order
was maintained. At each of the
morgues :8 detail of the state polio"
was on duty to keep the crowds mov-
ing. Au quickly as identifications ware
made the bodied were turned over to
undertaker» for remover] to the “other;
of the victims.
lat-ob Johnson. who was bud]: hurt
in the mad rush for exit from tin-
burning building. died this morning.
Coroner Sitraeucr is making an in-
.eutigation preliminary to the official
Inmletit.
The coroner r. attention was called
to tho fact that oil lamps weir- nnul
for footligbtu in the opera house in
place of a stationary lilumitmtiou. lIrI
said he would make a thorough in:
uryl
llut two members of the cast, in;
were killed
.inonition that nomelblug would hop-
pen. At a luncheon given to the .em
born of the cast in the ball ucvera'
dayu ago she said she feared nonu-
thing. 'l'lieremlght to be in tumor: of
escape. she saith The rear entranci-
wns upoktm of and at. her suggestion. ’
the doom were lulu-n oil the hinges
so that in case of accident. egress
could easily be necomplinbed.
Henry W. Fischer, of Cnrllnlc, Po.
the operator of the calcium. light
which one the original cause of thr-
torribie disanter, made hi5 escape from
thr- buruim: building. though not
without. first receiving scvere burns.
Mr. Flirt-her :tairi: "The accident» to
the calcium light. wls cont-ted by it
out) on one of the tunkn blowing out.
Thin caused a. sharp report and flush
which utprtlo'd the people in the nu-
dlcncc.
"I stuck to my apparatus nud’ilnnlly
got the innit repaired and succeeded
in quit-ting the alarmed people. Just
as I had them calmed. the foolish ac-
tion of sonic thoroughly frightened
and .wild peruon on the triage (virtue?
Ibo overseltlng of tho footiight lumps
and ‘the consequent spread of tho
durum which nothing could avert. Not
until then did i desert. my post and
neck my oWn unfety in flight"
That the victims were not confined
to residents of floyertown was shown
by the number of unclaimed teams at
the hotels. Fully forty teams remain-
ed unturned for in the stables yonder-
tiny and tho hustlers say they belong:
to ‘pcvmle residing within a radius of
dye or six mil/cu oi’ lipyeflowu who
drow- to this place on Monday with
their {Illlllllmt to witnwu the produc-
tion of "The scoliinb Reformation."
There in nu clue to the identity of the
ownr- ru of a number of tho. team”. The
merry parties or four and nix that
1V" drmc into [ioynrtowu in them- tcatne
are believed to be among tllr- unidrn
titled. fiend In the vnriouu morgue-u.
iiit-voutcen of the vietltmt molded in
one row of boom near the scene oi
the diameter. '-
lly order of the town mtg»... all
nulnomt in the town which were filmed
at i'. a. tn. yonder-day tut-none of dbmrv
der anion. drunken mun. will rcmaln
closed until lurther notice.
'i'bcy.hnve worked wonders in my "
Sale of Combs.
\ large gathering from our beautiful stock of Combs
is placed at Clearance Sale. Elegant and jcwcicd novel-
ties, unique and artistic specimens that thc prcscutvylc
. of hair dressing dcmaud5.
, Fancy Combs that were $4 50, $5.00, $.00 and :57 00.
now $2.00.
'i‘ltosc thut Wcrc $7.50, $8.50 and $950, now $5.00.:
'l‘liosc that were $14.00 and $l5.w, trill/019.50. ‘
.. Mounted Combs that were $1.00, $l.50, $2.oo.nnd $3.00,
now 50c. .
”lliosc ili.tl wcrc $2.00, 35;. 75 and $4. 50, now $1.00.
”lbos‘c that wct‘t' $2.50, $3.50, $4.00 and $4.50, now
it so - " I’
ihc abovcl ist pint-s onc ut'uir idea as turctluctiuus. To
r
j. I
realize the value of the sale you must come and sec.
At the Jewelry Section.
At the Belt Section.
A certain number of high grade Belts, Novelties in
black and coloretlmt becumc slightly crushed and unused
through the rush of Holiday week. We have marked them
as follow. ‘ ' I ,7 ‘
First lot of $450, $500. . mo and 57.00
$2. 00. , ‘
. Soc-mil lot of $63M), ..7.oo, ifiiim .unl $9.00 liclto, now
ism < '
At the Corset Section.
\ t'cw Corsets 1th from illc junuary Sale, but mostly _
in lnl' gc sizes, 24 to 30. At 98c, $1.69, $2.69 and $198. ,
Children's Waists that were 75c; now see. ' .
Boys’ Waists that wen: 50c, uowusc. ' _
Hose Supporters, the sew-on kind, worth 50c, for 25¢. 3
Hon Supporters, colored, worth 25c, for 15¢.
’iclts, umv
Values in Dinnerware.
6 for 54c.
'i‘cacups and Saucers, worth $l.oo doz.,
(lioti’cc Cups and Saucers, (, for 70c.
Dinner Plates 6 for 5.66
lirmkiast l’latcs, I. for 49c.
lea l’lutt's, b for 42¢.
l'luttcrs. 1,4. 23. 38 nutl’s 53c.
(Jovcrctl Dishes, 63c.
II;
.4
On the Center Tables,
Main Floor.
('lmicc picccs of Lace Edgings, Chiffon Friiliugs,51iort
Icngths oi Imported Bands and Appliques, handmade Gait-
niturcs, and various high rinse 'l'rimmiugsmnt clearance.
(in ccutcr counters for easy inspection.
The D. M. ReadCo
HAVE YOU ‘0'.”
BRAZILIAN ,4,
...... BALM
..RIP CRQUP
CBlBS
officgyonsmm anonéhfiis
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