_ transducer
‘ Womfldtttiislons. Ftvcrisit
.msssdlioss assists
-:V:—ITIIIS old
«3-3tisrs
stifled”
'0 RMAN BAPTIST CHURCHES.
R CHESTER. N. Y., Aug. 2ti.——Tho
eastern conicienco of (icrniiiii linpiist
'IChlil‘chcs wlll bcgin thcii annual sca-
slob here this evening. The confer-
01166 Includes the churches of the dc
nomination in Western New Ymk,
Pennsylvania and the province of Oti-
tario._ . . .
._.4
$10. 50 and $14. 75
Come in. and ask us
howito get one on
Easy
Payments
or send postal and
representative will call.
jjonneCticut
Company.
TELEPHON E CALL 720.
’orlon House
(Gregory Boulevard).
EAST NORWALK.
S‘t’ore Bidders“ and All Kinds of
Sea Food Cooked to Order.
John E O’Sullivan
‘. PROPRIETOR
““"“2F‘“j 5.3.
’ .
" s E. Dow,
‘. 7‘ HARDWARE,
ts v’IAiiH‘moTo'N smear.
k' , . 'Pbono “7.
Po Inf-nts “Ell“ ‘
BASIiiliill
The Kind You two
Always Bolt
Bears the
. ilsa
For liver
Thirty Years
«um unau- com-v. on gum
FATHER AND SON DROWNED.
TWIN FALLS. idiiho. August 26.——I.
F‘. Topper and his. six-year-olil son
were drowucd in the Snake th’el' near
here, yester'diii. while fishing: A Iish
drew the boy into the water and the
father Iiriipcd In ititcr hlni.
DI VID W. R! YMOIID.
funeral Director
and Embalmor. ~
19 North Main St. South Nerwaik
Residence. 6 Washington at.
Telephone at house. osa.
Telephone at office. 330-2.
Ele. ,ricr
Fans
We are carrying a full line of
Electric Fans.
Reed-'hVolk
Electric Co,
_ --. . MM-.." _1_.. . _.
- --ITIIE-!-
HA J. ANGEVINE
8r SON CO.
Furniture
Carpets ,
Stoves, Mi
134-136 Washington
Street,
South Norwaik.
Real Estate
City. Shore and Country Property.
Insurance
Fire. Lite. Accident Liability
Steamship Tickets
.1. M. Layton 8t 00..
sIrAIiiroi‘n: Aurro ossrsovso.
George H. Thsmsr's 32.500 Columbia
Ruined by thmoa.
STAMFORD. Aug tic—Gown 11.
"l‘haiuer’s Columbia touring car was
destroyed by fire, yesterday afternoon.
in South street. Mr. ’i‘hsmsr took the
car out of the barn at 104 South street,
- where he had been keeping It, and be
started to crank it. He had dill‘loulty
Vetting the engine to operate, and
Molly. as he worked over the crank.
the car burst into flames. lie ran to
a residence nearby. and telep used the
tire department, A detachment oi tire-
men went out and killed the tire with
chemicals, but not until the automo-
bile was destroyed. Mr. 'l‘hamer
does not. know what started the tire
It was a touring car or 1907 design,
and the value was $2,500. It was In-
sored.
FLEET LEAVES TOMORROW.
Stay woven. At an End, and Admir-
al Bpsrry Thanks Entertainers.
SYDNEY, N. S. W., August 26.—
Tho American battleship fleet is to
leave here tomorrow for Melbourne.
and today saw the last of the enter-
tainments that have kept the people
or Sydney busy and happy for the
past Week. The public school demon-
stratim took up part or the morning
and afternoon, and in the afternoon
Admiral Sir Harry Rawson the gov-
or our of New South Wales, gave a bril-
liant garden party to a large number
of guests, including ReiiruAdniiral
Sperry and the scnlor officers of tho
ticct. At noon today the government.
gave a luncheon to the visiting and
local journalists at which Admiral
Sperry also was it guest.
made a brief address, and received an
ovation.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle,
I.)ci., says: "i sufferer! for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. i tried Icverythlng I
could hour of, but nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Balm, and one 50
cent bottle cured rue completely."
For sale by It. H. Pluistcd. F. H
Butter and The Clifford Pharmacy. “
w
BRYAN IN SALEM.
Democratic Presidential Nominee
Visits Place of His Birth.
SALEM. ill., August 2(i.~«iiptil1 his
‘il‘l'IVilI IlOl‘LI today for a brief visit
to’hc place of his birth. William .I.
[H.811 wns accorded an ovation. Al-
though the train pulled in at 6:30 a.
.11.. almost the entire population or
.he city turned out to grcct him.
At the station he was iiict by Mayor
Vntcrs and ii reception committee. A
brass band played Home, Sweet Home.
titer the route of the parade had been.
Iovcrcd. Mr. Bryan was conveyed to
1hc homeI of some relatives where he
:ook breakfast and litter held it i‘cccp
iloii. This llllt’l‘lltKIll Mr. Brynn will
ipcuk froni'tlie court-house steps, Mr.
iii-you liiiiiicdlntcly iiltcr spi-iiliiiig will
fictive for Topeka, viu St. Louis and
Kansas Cliy,
STOP THAT COLD
ir It may result in pneumonia. Brn-
Lillnn Balm ls breaking up colds when-
.m tried. almost without exception.
100, 2.’ 10, 50c and $1. 00 bottles. Tho
c‘liflord, Baxter's and Plalstcds. "
BASEBALL NEWS.
Yesterday's Stats League Results.
Holyoko 2. llridgcpori l (ilrst
sumo); Ilolyokc I. llriiigcport 1: (sec
oiid gitnic-LI
At WittiIrbury—Mcrldcn ii,
bury. "
At ”New Britain—Now
Ncw Iluicii 2.
At IIurtford—Spriiigilold i‘i.
I‘ord (first guiuci: iliirtlord
Springticld 0 (second game).
Water
lirltuiii -I.
llnrt~
4.
r)
u
Yesterday’s National League Results.
At Pittshiirg—Ncw York 5, Hits;
bury; 3.
At Chicago—Chicago 10. Itrooklyii 2’
At St. Louistt. Louis I. Iiostoii 1.
At Cincinnati ----- Philadelphia 4. (‘iii-
.Iinnuti 2 (10 innings).
__..———
Yesterday‘s American League Results.
At I’llllflthIllIlltk-‘Uli‘Vt‘IiIlltl 3. Phil-
adclphlu" ..
At New York-«Now York 3. St.
Louis 1. ,
At, Boston—Chicago 2, iiosion 1.
At Washington~ ushiiigtoiilictrolt
tunic postponed, in n
WHY JAMES LEE GOT, WELL.
. Everybody .in Zuni-twine, 0., knows
Mrs. Mary Lee, of rural route 8.8110
writes: ‘My husband James Lee. tirin-
iy liclicves he owes his life to the use
of Dr. King’s New Discovci y Ills
lungs were so severely affected that
consumption seemed inevitable wlicn,
a friend recommended New Discr‘ive‘ry.
We tried it, and Its use has restored
him to portect health. " Dr. Klug' s New
Disoovmy In the King of throat and
lung remedies. For coughs and colds
it has no equal. The first dose gives
l'cllcf. Try It. Sold under guarantee
at F H.13iixtcr‘s drug store. We and
Trial bottle tree.
31.00.
The admiral .
slit
~iidtllin" can take it's
Whine. also
in wheat—,whdn it all (busts—
you get all the food elements that
anyone needs
I ma work with usclc. here
are the prolcids nccSEd if you
work with brain here are the phos-
phates required.
i you are weak, here is the iii-
most in nouiishment. If you are ill,
hcrc' IS the hrsi 0f incdicmcs. ,
MaplfFlnkc is the ideal food pre-
pared in the ideal way There is
nothing else to compare with it. .p
No need of diiicrent foods to
meet different conditions W16
wheat supplies every need. ' ’ '
Ma“
get that delicious flavor.
a cereal ever bad.
So the food that is best for you is
all Yin-epic like best.
have tried it.
food men
Please lhurl
foods.
for you.
out iii-day. Compare
Judge for yourself which is
manta We can ever print
FOPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
PA‘NHANDIE PETE.
George McMmus‘s New York World'
rcccivc its initial pcrtorinnuce nt‘
I'loyt.‘s Theatre, Friday night. The car-
toons of this comedy lizivc furnished
amusement for thousands In cvcry
city in the United States for the past:
two yours, and judging from the hold
ihc author has hitddo draw from, i’sn-
luindlc Pete should provc iiiorc unins-
log to the army of thciiircgoors ilinii
any of ihtI IiownpnptIiI cartoons licrcio-
torc used for stagc purposes. 'l‘lic play
is in thrcc acts and tho action takes
place in New Yorkciiy, tho tirst not
showing Tiiiics Sipinrc. iliiI tallest
building In Now York; the second not.
the fiiiiioiis Gold iialirooni oi the Astor
llotol, and IIIO‘ third . act. Claromunt
and Grant's 'i‘omh In Control I'urk.
Will l’hiibriclt' will portray the Slt.'IIl|l‘
role, that of I’nnhiiudlc Pete, and in
deference. to his ability It can liiI suic-
iy sillil that ho is one of tho clcvcrcst
eccciiirlc comedians and dancers in
the musical comedy fluid of the pros
cut generation.
Stntc of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas
County. as.
Frank J. Cheney kcs oath that be
is senior partner 1 the firm of F. .l.
Cheney & (30., dol g business In the
City 01’ Toledo County and State store.
said, and that sold firm will pay thc
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case of Cainrrh that
Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY,
Sworn to bcforc mo and subscribed
in my pi‘csoncc, this 61h day of Decem-
bcr, A. 1)., 1886.
A. W, CLEASON,
(Scull Notary Public.
iluli's Catnrrh Cure is taken intern-
ally, and nuts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces ot the system. Send
for icstliiioiiinls Iico.
F J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. 0.
Sold by all Di nggists 750.
Take linli's Family Pills for consti-
nation.
DRIVEN TO CANNIBALISM BY
HUNGER.
S'l‘. PE‘I‘ERSIIIIIIG. August filth—«Dc
tails are given In Yakutsk iichpnpcrs
or a revolting case of cannibalism
among the. nomadic. tribe of Idtlllllls.
living on the river Korkodlu, in ex-
ti-cnie Northuicstiru Siberia. One of
the nomads. driven desperate by hun-
ger, devoured the bodies of his broth-
er‘s wife and four children. A party
of hunters came upon the deserted ou-
oampiuent, found the roiiiahis oi‘ the
bodies and reported the cusc. There
Was on vcstigc of food on the prom-
ises.
.7
Incorporated.
"0- it Railroad Avonuo‘fiwth Norwsllt
ii
FOR SALE BY.
.IIOrace R. Nash, cor. North Main and WeSt Sts.
BITS OF WISDOM FROM AUNT
BETSY'S BUDGET
In scttin’ up liousckccpin' a
gilt table for your best room is
real fine if your heart is just set
on havin' one to look at, but get
31:: furnishiu’s for your kitchen
rst. A Stamford Range with
its shinin’ nickel bands and don-
ble shelf. looks mi 1in ornamen-
tal and IS bound 0 give you a
sight more 0’ comfort in other
ways than jiist pleasin' the eyes.
MOP pig. whoat' is the “213:.l
king. or any purposo~health or
Bid thb when Wheat must
you lose b
That Is the reason for Mapl- Flake.
The not That's
Then we cook our wheat in pure mnplc
The most enticing flavor
don't know what you are missing until you
You don't know What a real cereal
You don’t know how good it can be.
One package will tell you more than all the argu-
Plcnsc order it now.
coiiicily cartoon l’unliuiidlo i’cto willi
cannot be cured by the use of Hall’s .
mil
hind do holly
of its ‘zalite.
place.
I.“
Not the common whole wheat-
not when! that but half digests.
But wlicat prepared by our proc-
ess—requiring ilii hours.
\tht cooked {or six hours»
then cured Ior daySv—tiicn linked
as thin as paper. ,
All that is essential. In the flake
form alone can the fierce hcni of
an even be made to attack cvcry
«atom.
In (lakes alone are the particlcs
so separated that the digestive
juices can get to them.
In Mspl- Flake alone you utilize
all that lies in wheat
All Fo‘b‘d
syrup. to
the food that
it with other
best and best
. 4911
EIGHT DEAD THUS FAR.
Other Victims of Falling Wall in Chel-
sea Expected to Recover.
CHELSEA. Mass, August 26——Up in
(no hour of the first round by the phy-
sicians at the Marine and Navy Hos-
pitals, no additional deaths were roc-
ordcd among the persons who are iit
those hospitals as a result of iiijur
Ii-s ieccivcd in thc collupsc of build-
Iiig nulls yesterday, by which clghl
pcrsoiis wci'c known to be dead and a
dozen wounded. Si-vcrul of the Iii-
jiiri-d liud liiIcu hurt so seriously us to
be reported to have but faint hopcs ol‘
“in. but the unolliclnl rcports prior to
thc doctors' cxnminuiloii iiiilicnicd
that none had shown any ilccidcd
chmigo for thc worsc.
Thc officials were busy today, pro-
poring for u ctriiprciicnslvc invcstlgn'
tion or the her door.
tioriloii mid Sccgiii were formally
charged with inunslaughtcr In the
municipal court today. Each pleaded
not guilty and was released In bonds
of $5,000. Their cases will be heard
in about ten days.
Confident that all bodies had been
taken from the debris. tho scorching
party stopped work today. They had
been digging throughout the night
with the aid 01 powerful arc lights.
custom/I
IIIII Kliiii In this Always Bought
Bears the W
Signature of
CHANGES AMONG PRIESTS.
Members of the Order of the Congrega-
tion of the Mission Transferred.
i’I-IIIAI)ELPHIA, August
niiiiuul changes made by Rev. James
Mi (‘iii the provincial oi the Order at
tho Coiigicgstion of the Mission lo
cutod in the mother house in St. Vin
cents Seminary. (lerinautown, a su-
buib, becnineI known today. Several
of tho piiests to be Irahsi‘érrcd have
hold thiir present position for years
i‘ho changes announced include the
following:
Rev. G. V. McKinny, master of Nov-
ices at St. Vincent's Seminary. to Bai-
tlmorc, to assume the pastorate of the
Church of the immaculate Conception.
Rev. H. B. Collins. professor of thcoi-'
ogy in St Vincent‘s Seminary, to Ni-
.igaia University. ’
ltcv J. P. Molliuooux. from St.
John's C liege, Brooklyn .to St. Vin-
ccnt‘s Sci nary.
Rev. A. Lydon. of Brooklyn. to St.
Vincent‘s Seminary. to be professor of
:cionccs.
Rev. W. F. Likely. superlor of the
Mission Band at Springfield Mass, to
succeed Fr. McKinny as master of
Novices In St. Vincent's Seminary
SHE LIKES GOOD THINGS.
Mrs Chas. a Smith. oiWeiit Frank-
lin, Maine. says: "I like good things
and bare adopted Dr Kings New Life
Pills as our family laxative medicine."
bccauae they are good ind do their
work without making a fuss about it."
These painless purifiers sold at F H.
Baxter's drug stdrd. 26c.
ALABAMA MINER KIDNAPPED..
'fimMiNGHAM. Ala. August 2r.—
While there Iss iii" a general belief
that the minora' trike will be called
oi! in e near future. there were no
definite developments yesterday. Wii ,
llam Clayton a non-union miner, who
was shot in the arm from ambush
Monday. was kidnapped yesterday by
three memos and carried into the woods.
He escaped last night: One arrest
was made In connection with the aflail‘.
The body of a nonunion negro was
found In the woods near Coalburg yes-
tcrday.
26.—-'I‘lic.
wamm s
with it large assortment
llcs,
F not
101 $150.1” the special price
children's ili'csscs.
25¢ per yard.
ciiiliroiilcrcd ilcsigii for 25c.
13c each or two for 25c.
13c.
cciitcr aisle, main floor.
Ior your money, in
Be
BAR‘KHAMl’STEAb ASSAULT
CASE.
BARKIIAMPSTEAD, August 26:—
Lduis Randall, charged with assault
with attain t to felohionsiy assault
Mi'ir.‘ Henry yi' erry was given a hearing
before Justice Rogers, yesterday. The
of
day. bonds o5 31,900,1ii default H
L‘
which the pr so er Went to Jail.
is about 45 yea it old.
STRIKERS ATTACK TRAIN.
tack was made upon the Canadian Pa-
citic train carrying strlkobreakq is
from the angus shops last evening,
but it was not nearly so serious g‘
that of the in‘evidus eventing, the pr.
stables having a good effect.
rants were issued later for the arrest
of five men who as alleged toha. hays
been concerned In tie attack on t
train on Mlnduy evening.
Bridgeport [1de l Bridgeport Advertisements.
The D. M. Read Co
WWWJ 1m.
Nickel Plated Ware
(iiir Nickel I’liiicil Ware Department is most coiiiplcic
and Celtic I’ots Tin Kettles, Chafing Dishes,
l’crcoiziiors (olicc Machines Alcohol
Ixiiiips, irays, Liquor Mixers, Chafing Dish accessorihs
(such as forks, spoons, toasters, chop pans, iliigoiis, d’c)
MW of (11ch nrliclis would make an appropriate gift, being
first Class gtMiiIS’IUI ticry rcspcct and the prices were low.
With the approach of School Days many parents will be
looking for the renewal 61 Children' s Outfits. .,
WaSh DI'CSSeS
For Style and Price, [at the present time. you can get more
case was continued until Friday un- '
MONTREAL; Aug. 26. s—Another at ‘”
once of a strong force of special oon- ‘
War:
m“. __
' The Store closes daily at fivep'clock except Saturdays.
of Copper Nickel l’iatcil 'l‘ca
'J‘zililc Ket-
Stoves and
of front stairway, lower iiom.
Silk Glove Special.
In orilcr to rinse out this line, \vc are offering a fine
quality 12 or 10 button Silk Glove, which is regularly sold
of $1. 00. In black and whitc.
Plaid Cottons
()iu' liiic oi Clioiiilirays is very extensive.
fall sliiiiliiigs in large checks and broken plaids, suitable fol‘
zzyzc per yard. '
A fine line of Anderson Giughanis iii plaids and checks,
All the new
Wash Goods Section.
Handkerchief Novelties
'I‘lic dainty Jzipancsc Handkerchief of hand drawn work
is smoothing new and promises to be quite the thing. “Le
' have several liallt‘l‘ils.alid are uttering thcm forasc.
Also the handsome Arilciincs Handkerchiefs, with hand
Largo assortment of gciitlciiicn's Colored Novelties,
Iianilaiiuns for bathing caps, to close out, 8, g, to and
i
Ruiucmbcr iiic salc of Bags, Card Cases, Bill Books,
Pocket Books and Purses at the Leather Goods Section,
The D. M. Read oi.
the “Ready-to-We‘ar”
Garments, than ever before.
s’ Blouses
We carry a full line of the Celebrated K- E Boys’ Blouses,
acknowledged bytheir competitors to be the standard.
1 ..,. I. .. ..
w .{ ckerman &. Son
84 Washington St, South Norwailt“ .
Telephone 446.
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. OHNRGEIIWITHIIAIBS‘AULT: .
HARTFORD. August -2§:—Joscpi1
Mltch‘en. of New‘Havon, was before
Judge E. .I: Steele-yesterday. charged
with assaultwitb Intent to kills two
shot-Phillip Criinins on the night-of
August 11. while fighting with andther
man. Probable cause was found and
he was bound over to the superior
Criminal Court tinder bonds 0's. :2. 500
One of the principals in the that was
used 850. and costs for carrying ‘a con
aches weapon
seats. WNW M" “9,!
f' it .
W
resume/ii. MANitdeIi ohm
or Lents, no, August 26. swqiro
1". Falls, 56 years or age. at dl latent
times manager at Lillian Russell. pay-
id Warfleld and the Edna May Theatrt-
cal Companies. died last night of coh-
section of the lungs.
Norwalk Chronicler