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ter wear. Also
Blankets . .. .
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use 111 32.50
civtli ‘d and many
doing be same It
The
The St adeast Circle of the Norwalk
Baptist 1: rch held the first meeting
of the sea on, Friday evening, at the
home of M s Marlon Murray, 8 War-
t its close refreshments'
11d 9. social time enjoyed.
O'Brien.
Caries Mar nes,_a student of the
Overlook Milli y Academy, 1is spend-
w York city.‘ He ex-
night and will start
N 11., to take 11111
ron‘ street.
were served,
-C.&K.
ELI.
ing today in N
peels to return
The Lucia Hel
Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. H. C. Shercr,
ington street.
letter from Miss
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film‘s Missionary Society of
Baptist church held its
gular bus n‘ess meeting. Friday éVen
. at the home of Mrs. DcWitt T.V
‘Ph 811 also 11111111 near} 11!!
1 “Y ‘ A“. heatheii coun 111.111
de of work in this. i
ole w'Orld‘ needs thorny Your
rs will
attendance is desirable}
——1.e1111 Pot 11011.11, 1.111. 111.
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The Bridge Rescue Mission will re-
sume their free baked beans and coffee
suppers tonight, with a bright. cheerful
talk from the Rev. Mr. Woodson, of
the East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
”Church formerly of Texas. Get some
”one that Is hungry and take Um 111.
-—Dr. Dick' s cures Malaria.
Miss Margaret Blankensteln, who Is
Hammerstclu' s
New York, for Sunday
and who has bad charge of the vocal
music for several years in Mrs. Mead's
school. is going to continueher work.
Pupils who have inquired for private
lessons may apply to the seminary.
-Brown Derbles. O'Brien.
The Julius Scholz
Grange, has filed a certificate of or
ganization with the state secretary.
The capital is 812.000.
are preskient and- treasurer.
Bergman. New Haven; vice- p1esldcnt,
Paul Schulz Brooklyn. N. Y.;
tiry. Christian Bergman, New Haven;
manager, Albert Scholz. West Haven.
1—-3 lbs. best Shoulder Steak, 25c.
engaged in
Hayes' Mkt.
Charles A. Hallock. son of Andrew
J. Bullock. manager of the Union l'u»
clfic Tca company‘s Danbury store,
will prepare for the profession of the
law by entering the Allany
school, one of the leading schools of
its kind in the country.
to Albany. September 22. Mr. Hallock
was formerly manager of the Union
Pacific store in South Norwalk, .
‘-—Otto F. Rohde, City Hotel barber
is ready to execute his light hand and
11111111. razor on all his patrons person-
lily.
The walk erected in front of the
residence of C. B. Kcntper. in West-
rt by the Women‘s Town improve
ment Association, under the direction
of Contractor Thomas Glynn, IVs claim- '
ed by Mr Kempcr to be too high. En-
duster Wood of Norwalk. was in town
Thursday and he says that it is just
1 e height that Mr Kemper agreed to
ad signed the agreement to that of-
feet.
~Some people like to puff a pipe
And some a cigarette,
But give me Sheehan' s “Tomboy,"
‘The best Cigar made .y.et
By good luck a serious accident was
averted Thursday afternoon about 5
' o’clock, when several of the students
of Hurstrom’ s school dashed from the
sidewalk in front of Willis Selleck's
11Wilii street store. aud’attempted to
git aboard the Thomas Flyer of An-
son Bangs. One of the young men
stumbled over the end of a ladder,
which was sticking from a wagon and
pitched headlong. and had be gone a
few niches fug‘thér his head might
- have been run ever by "the rear wheel
of the auto.
_ clerk 111.1. WQQ'L Auo PAINT 111.1.
is cheaper IJ’I1I11,I1I1PnhgdtiyVIIIcIoIth
dy paint
awed?
sue-«.1: 11.
I
1
rs
. rup Bros IIBon port, hm &.M
.5-.-»
meet on
at 3 oclock, with .
\40. 1 W911 Wash-
gfilmbers, of Kos-
sale, Turkey, will be and, and a full
and interesting
night concer s, 1
company.
The ofiicers
He will go
or shod-
Zinc Metal
made into him not Zinc combined with ‘V
While Dead, and then made into paint
with pure Linseed Oil in thousand gal-
lon grindings and mlxlngs.
actual cost only {1‘ 20 per IgaVI-
M. 11.111.111.111. Noi‘walk; Habit
we. 00., mNorwslk:
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STAMFORD. CONN.
A Day and Boarding School
For Boy:
Thorough preparation for Col-
lege, Scientific School or Busi-
ness. An experienced stat? of
teachers gives individual atten-
tion to each boy. An excellent
department for, younger boys.
For catalogue address
f Jim C. w. m
Miss Elsie Kelley of South Nor-
walk has been visiting friends in P011
Chester.
Mrs. Charles ‘Bouton, of Norwalk.
was the guest of Westporr friends, on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Esther A. Guycr, of Boston, Is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brnc1
ken. of Academy street, Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Howard, of
No. 12 West. street, have been spend-
Ing a week in New York city,
Mrs. Harold I". Clark. of High street,
South Norwalk. has been making a
visit with" relatives in Daubury.
Mrs. S. J. Dickson, of Norwalk. was
the guest of Mr, and Mrs. William I).
Dickson. in Westport, this week.
—Soft and Crush Hats. O'Brien.
Miss D1ew, of South Norw.alk has
\ taken a position as stcnogruphci with
the C. l}. Dolge (‘ ompnny, I11 WestpoIrt.
Charles H. Kern and mother, of
Quintard avenue, start today for the
Catskill Mountains to spend ,iwo
weeks. ..
Perley C. Sturgcs, of Norwalk, has
placed an order for 14 Overland au-
tomobiles with the Fairlield Auto 00.,
of Bridgeport.
—Lean Pot Roast,
kt.
Hayes
Oper,
of
A.P.
BBCI t:-
101: lb. lluyes‘
A meeting of the governing commit-
tee of the Norwalk Yacht Club will be
held Monday evening at No. 22 Hoyt
street, Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Wakeman.
of Green Fa1n1s, were the guests of
Mr and Mrs. (1. Louis Price. West ave
nue, Norwaik. recently.
Miss Irene 11111111111. of Hamilton ave-
nue, is substituting In the Washington
street office of the Southern New Eng-
land Telephone Company.
——C. & K. Hots. O’Brien.
Mrs. Charles Solkcr and daughter
Mabel, and Miss Ettu Solker have re-
turned homc i‘rom 11 two weeks’ visit
in Ulster county. New York.
Mr. and Mrs. It. C. Deal and Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Ben]. of New York, for-
melly of Danbury. are spending the
week at the Hull cottage, Belle Island.
—Choice Native Fowls,18c lb.
Hayes' Mkt.
A stated communication of Old
Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M., will
he held at Its rooms Tuesday evening
at 8 o'c.lock The F. C. Degree will be
worked. «
Hoyt 1311111111111 have another cellar
for a house started in Woodward aye-
nue. it is expected that work on the
building will be pushed throuthI as
fast as possible. ,-
' -—Caps1, Caps. Ollirish'. I . .
‘ W E. Hoyt; of 3011111 No 1111,1111.
the cellar started f r a dwel a house
on the corner of igh street. directly
acress' from the residence of Judge
John H. Light.
Miss MarioVnV Sinions, is again at her
home on Wil ism street. Port Chester.
after a pleasant visit at the residence
of her aunt Mrs. Charles Simone, of
South Norwslk.
“ ~Tbreo- pounds of
fiteak for 25e.H1ayes‘
301m Tiernel’. of Butler Street Nor-
walk, returned to his studies at the it.
'1‘111111'11111 Scrnlnary.‘ 111 1111111111111 ycstor
tiny, siter- having spent his summer
resection "in town.
11111111 Isabel Noyes, Marie Cur-
lg, iniVi 13111111. Helen‘ Smith and
11611111111111
lrlw
Wears
Burns: or sarcasm: have
Miss VEIsIVe Kelley.
orwaliii 1‘ -
.I’IuintI
Willa“? Milli We
‘ We have nb'itst‘plttsnis 111111 models,
but every games It made to boniorm‘
e IIianVivldnsJV shape and size of the
,wre
We 111111.11 estlh customer's il‘gass his
wa 11111119131111 whore detects or use
Ere occur, we know how to make the
[ethos hide and ilhprove them. 1
We $111111 evyry ties who wears tail
and 1111011111911 tony KOPPEL TAILOR-
N6 1193‘??-
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DRUGQIOVI. .
8 NORTH gum eraser.
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m Ghoulder ‘
You will effect
and house furnish
SIdeboalds, W2.
Buffettf V
' 111's a road 11111111111111. Hansel all m
MERRILL
scum N_0RWALK.
. Gloves.
If values and assortments count for anything. at nil, then our Clove Bec-
tlou will be well patronized this week. Note tlu prlto rt'tllliililns on our
Long Fabric Gloves and count the saving, n11d,n1i111l y.ou it' 11 no job lot or
spot I111 sale purchase, but Standard Cloves from our own selected stork.
VI. WALL "REIT.
WHEELING. W. Va, Sept. 12.-Dur-
ing the baloon races here yesterday.
between the Westl Virginia, Ohio and
the Pennsylvania aeronaut, Fanning.
who veendcd in the ilrscnamed bal-
loon, learly lost his Iiiefis he landed
in his parachute on the rocky bar near
the south point of Wheeling. His de-
scent, was graceful“ until he neared 11111
earth. when a gale apparently struck
the parachute. Hc‘hc landed he was
dragged a short distance, and his head
struck a huge boulder. Fanning was
rendered unconscious, but soon reviv-
ed. '
F‘olcy's’Orino Laaxtlve is a new
remedy, an Improvement 011111111, Inxa
tives‘ of former years. as It does not
gripe or nauseai'e and is pleasant to
take. It is guaranteed. The Clifford
Pharmacy and R. H. Plaistsd. “
‘ KATO WILL NOT START YET.
‘ TOKIO, Sept. 12..—-K Kate. who was
recently appointed ambassador to Lon-
don to succeed Count 1.11.1... Kcmura.
will not start for his new post for four
months.‘ It is not believed that Lady
Kaio will ’ accompany him.
Millions of bottles of Foley‘s Honey
and Tar have been sold without any
person ever having experienced any
other than beneficial resulté from Its
use for coughs. colds. and lung trou-
ble. This is because the genuine Fol-
oy's Honey and Tar ln‘ the yellow
package contains no opiates or other
harmful drugs. Guard your health by
refusing any but the genuine. The
Clifford Pharmacy and R. H. Plals-
ted.
sass
Stylish. handsome, long-wearing.
smooth-fitting. yet as pliant antltessy
Vail your glove. To see them Is to want
‘a pair. , '
same. 511 1:111, 511.011
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AProfoumhulmm M‘rchant. or Mothunic. you mice the train-
Training will be of value to you in anv walk of life.
”Enter Monday, September 14th.
STAMFORD
O. .31 Jackson,
Wf‘lolah.
Everythingin the 0.011111111111111.
eyes Wed Free. '
PHONE 438.
sALLoomer NEARLY LOSES 1.11:; '
At 11111116111 "no“ you have 111111111 1111 Your 11111111 to no you 11111 111111
the Bideboprd or Buflgt, mailer 111-111 umo- better than the best values
ousted elsewhere 01111 stock too is large enousb. starting from the lowest
price to the iinest to suit any taste and any pocketbook.
a, Mntlwpavlng if yqu some howdy your Jprulture
up to “Mill
up to $45. 00
COLLEGE
M. A. MERRILL. PVrln.
PORT CHESTER.
16 Button Length Silk Gloves, the $2 00 kind ......... ' ........ $1. 35
10 Button Length Silk Cloves, the1 $1.50 kind ................. “.10
12 Button Length Silk Gloves the $1. 25 1111111 .................. 89c
16 Button Ia‘ngth Venetian Lisle Gloves. 81. 00 IqunIlltIyIVI 75c
16 Button Lisle Gloves. regular 7501 quality
N E. Ryan 81 (10.,
86 WASHINGTON-STREET. ~ .
:OWTH NORWALK‘.
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tot-'11
NORWVALK.
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POPULAR AMUSEMENTB.
5-.
DcRUI M INSTRELS.
(Inc of'tho features with the DeRue
llros. Minstrels this season will be the
reappearance of Shutluck and Pepper
In America, direct from their tour of
the principal cities of E11rope,lnclud
lug a ten wcck‘ maugeiné‘nt at the
Coliseum llippmhume in London,
I13 uglund. whore th1lr not WagV seen b1
the DcRue Brothers“ European agent
and Immediately engaged for their
that return appearance! in America
They have the distinction of being
one of the few American hoop and
club performers who have appeared
before royalty. This sensational nov
city will positively appear with the lie-
Itue Brothers Minstrels at lloyl's
Theatre. Monday night.
BAPTIST CHURCH ENTERTAIN-
MENT causes,
The course of entertainments an-
nounced yesterday to be given by the
South Norwalk Baptist Church. this
fall anti early winter. has already
been heartily commended by a dam
ber of the town‘s people. for it will
furnish a social diversion of the high-
est type. The musical talent which
will ‘be ‘Iieard‘in "‘Flora‘s Holiday," 001
tuber 2. will represent some of‘ the
most cultured musical ability In The
Norwulks, and this same talent to‘ be
heard in the "Advent Musicale" will
never be heard to a better advantage.
A large number of people are anticl-
pating the pleasure of hearing Dr. PLV'V
S Henson lecture on “Fools,“ IWt‘tIlViGVs
day cvenIVng, Octobc1 28; .
h—w-
' MUSIC HALL.
So great Is the demand for good vau-
deville in this country that fabulous
prices are being paid the artists for
everything now. Artists who have'
us into this line of business Vale
making more than the performers in
the legitimate end and the deina'nd for
good vaudeville is so large that it is
almost impossible to meet it. Some
Idea of the popularity of vaudeville
may be gained by a visit to Music
Hall any ens-11".: 1 I 1 5, week was the
opening of the season. illlil 0.11 Joins-
day evening cvory seat in the muse
,.
was taken before the pérformincs‘wds i
started. This is the result of placipg .
the best vaudeville attractions obtti
able before the Son Norwalk t stre-
goers. The mana nla‘nt amid“ all Illa.
bill next Monday that bids Vial d‘l:
eclipse all previous ones ailii' 11115111
mention is made of County; Ruin lay,
the pretty English comediehh‘ég‘ bi ‘td
for the first three nights and Widens
day matinee. she is said to be a ver1
liable double of Eva Tanguay as‘ her
adoring public know her behind the
footlights. In the "I Don’t Care" song
Miss Brinsley ls said to out-Tango» .
Tanguay. This is to ‘ 551091.533 surely.
61‘..- 655122
Eoodso for ”the
11.11.111.111 the So.
Jill
if. in
Him 11.1.1.1...
Lovers of (limos
i 1. .. Fancy1~1Full Cretan. Cilia;
i
In Fruits
Our determination i} to. nfiki
your sdvantagadomup V . "
1 I
Pouches. Oranges, Lemons. Apples, Grapes. etc.
We will cater to your every want, and it will be a pleasure to get you what 119...
cry 11‘1qu w it with win it; 11111 to deserve your patronage, giving to you the but
least pout amenity y.
Old: House
The Ferris Famous Ham: and Boneless Bacon
This week- cVnd’ireVslIi frIon the ovens. Uneeds Biscuit 48¢ per dozen packages. 1
For their; will? appreciate home laid Eggs and want them. we have thorn. 35c dos. ‘1 .1 - 1
Can find here mueiort, Camembert. Pineapple, Old English, Phil. Cream, Edam, and
”“1113;-
CHASE a sANsoaN accesses AND TEAS
The 11,111. 0131111.? Gardens
In Lettuce, Tomatoes, CVclery, Sweet Potatoes, Radishcs, Corn, Lima Beans, etc.
Jurit cal
ding! the rdbsti populaVi; grocery store: m The Norwalks. V"It VIVwi be to
LEADING GROCERS
‘ 33 Well 11111111111111. St,
WWW
I and see our display.
want.
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South Norway:
DR. FLOWER NOT FOUND
—.—,—-—_
T. E- Courtland and Mn. Horace'Still
Under Donation.-
RICHMOND, Va., Sept. 12.-~There
have been no new developments in the
IJndsay-Hagluna11 case, which has
been one of speculation largelyI from
thr1 beginning. T. E. Courtlund and
Mrs. Horace Courtlaud are still under
detention, and Mrs. Lindsay took an
automobile ride today: with a lawyer
from Philadelphia whose name has not
been asset-tallied. There Is no trace
here of the supposed Dr. Flower. MW
Lindsay aetordIqu to a reported con-
fcssion to the detectives, is the widow
. oi Theodore Hugaman, who died sud-
denly at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in
New York in 10010. and ,1]at_c1 married
D1. Walter E. Delubttrrp. of New York
city.
loss-tho
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JENNINGHIJDIDN. .
Dr. and Mrs, Champiau H, Judson
of Dobbs Ferry. New York. have is
sued Invitations for the marriage of
their daughter Mabel. to Dr. Waiiel
Barry Jennings of New York. 13
1cremony will be performed on We ‘
nosday, September 30th, at 3:30
o'clock inthe Presbyterian church
hobbs Ferry. hr. 1111111111111.“ is a son of
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac S. Jennings, 01
West street.
DeWitt's Carbolised Witch Halon
Salve Is the last thing to use fol
plies. Sold by The Clifford l’hsrmaci
and The Bridge Pharmacy:
,1»
Macamsmsnt
‘ : 1111111111111
Mrs. Maui‘s 5111111111 5111‘ Sid;
111111111111 Connecticut, '
will open for the Fall term on Wednes
day. September 111.111.1111..
ac"l‘he principals ”may be seen at tht
I any: morning after nine o'clock
mar-quest It. sr‘mmnui‘rm. " B. "
Vgfllea Williams Alden ,
Plantain.
1111.... Maui”
«Lame School tor 9th1‘.
and sang, Ladies
VNt‘ilt‘w
fit:- 1 CONN.
A' thoroug ActidéVVlhic Course is 3“
offered.
College Preparatory Classes
Superior advantages In Elocutlon.
Minis. Art and the Languages.
Nativ French Teacher resident,
“A IImI ted number of Day Pupils tak-
1nReal training of body, mind and
inanncrs. The home life is re Iete
with Inspiration. tending to de€elop
each girl into a useful and ultra tivo
member of 9 four and society.
18111111111111 initial; l‘or £51111... dler 15.
1. VAmilgcptlonaimi an ission received
afternoon? after Bid 11 September.
1 consent; 11'. same.
Entertainments
The course of three Entertainments
111 1111 item or south 11mm. 11111
ibis Pil‘all and s th-IyV Winter promiVI
héflleikil-gf
tOctober
Fridafi evening. 2nd.
LibAY,_ ” by the Church
371.11% .1111
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11... 11111111501111, ”vim; 31'. m 1. 91“ y
Wednesday evening, October 28th.
Dr. Haunts, ,one of America's greatest
Mill mum on “FOOLS "
HW or evening. December 111111,
"THVV Ahvm MUSICAIAE." by the
Church Quartetlc and Organist, as~
slated byV Miss hittieIiohu, ViolintsaI
.Vu ....
MISS STRACHAN A PRETTY BRIDE.
United to J. Honor! Dunning ln'Pu
oalc. N. J., Wednesday.
Miss Polly Slrachsu was quietly
married Wednesday evening to J. Hu-
bert Dunning, of the Manhattan Iiubv
bur ManufactuiingV Company. at the
residence of her father. Justice James
Strachan, 250 Pennington avenue, Pas-
salc, N J.
Oh account of the recent death of
the bride's mother only the immedi-
ate relatives were present among
whom were the Rev. and Mrs A. C.
Eggloston, uncle .and aunt of the
groom. of Shelter Island. N. Y. The0
low. Dr. Ame VennVelna officiated at
the wedding ceremony.
The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Mattie Strachan, and the
3100111 by his brother, Clarence D1111
plug. of New York. Miss Strachan
was given away by her father.
The bride woie 1: pr ncess
robe 01cr white messaine. with a
.ell and orange blossoms. She car
led a, shchr bot‘ujuet 0f orchids and
tiles of the valley, and made a
=harmlng picture. T e bridesmaid
vus a rod in white b lists with Val-
1uciennes lace and carried a shower
iouqnet of pink roses.
The decorations were by McAllister
1nd Company The parlor. in which
he ceremony was peifonncd, was
undo us much like an outside garden
is possible. Over the folding doors
.vhlto clematls was used." Hydrangsas
were used to form a bushy effect.
‘iefore a large bank of palms the
mot was tied. The dining table was
lacerated with sholl‘pink China asters
1nd asparagus. The hallway was con-
.1crted‘lnto a bower of
1nd thistle blooms.\ It was said by all
who saw it that the work' was among
.hc finest at any. Vweddlng here this
mason.
The young“. couple-were the recipi-
mts mg: many Valuable gifts.
a sumptuous wedding supper
tir. and Mrs. Dunning left on an ex-
erided wedding tour. On their re-
urn they will make their home at 20
)fford street. Passaic.
The groom Is a native of South Nor-
.valk, and son of the last Postmaster
11111111111111. 1' .
DEVATH 0P RILEY NASH.
Vetoras Oystorman well
Durign Waters.
Capt. Riley Nash,, a veteran oyster-
WW1... cars known t every one
about ‘11 1111111161. died. humility..ng
1111.11.11.11 1119101911.“ch 11.11
been living for the past few Eur
ililéy Nash was at- tlISsrl1oqlot-11kIVV
inpcls, which lacing adJurpV pain.
Ben Marshal and Mart Prior. There
were no auxiliary power for the 111111.11
111119.111... old gallows? were {11111115
their resold-h t. 11.9 011:1
11111111119111.1131‘11‘111. 1111,1110,
all douse the 11111; flats. Just 5%..
sklfully and for 111er useful it
than the gasoline rock 11g sk p i" can
today. and maybe he couldn' t andle
her In, a slow. The stories are legion
about Waterside of how he could cut
across the Sound in the teeth of it
nor waster or a sou ‘wsster, or what
ever is ‘1” Worst sort of a blow to
get 111111110 matter from w ,t
quarter, th a blow would some, or
what nfi‘yy would be In it or how he I1
the 110111111 would 111111111 when
1111.1. .Naeu was at 1.11 no helm, €11}
Iain) came th1‘0111111.all 115111.13 111.1 i
you don‘t believe truest .. don“t, 1191!
119.9011. sf 1111111111 1111-. 1, there‘ use
smut liners 1111111111! at 1 t 11111
ll Jill or 11111111111 1111.1... JusV
e‘y are 1111111.; Ri ey Nash are iy
bugger: rem no,1uood. to ”it con-
no its “is lungfas any oilIIh
Ml!"
Known In
some no. the lame
Nash‘ will be as secure as “1110
any Gloucester skipper. He
“11331-3 0111.11.11, ol-cllllm.‘llk0 Ito
Marshal and Prior, and ill
work some time ago‘, and he naysr
teal-Inert 1111.. to tinker with 9 License
on 11111111111. the stool a ‘u‘.’
8.51311 .1519th Male way tol‘s‘p ll| M
out anyway.’ the do? Waterside} cro-
hips were 111111111; tI. 6 no r 111:. T1192,“
lace
hydrangeas 1
_ Washipgpon arflred In hthls cit _
‘ night from Tuskegee, Aidi'. audco’ator- ‘
fill.
hot. aso'l‘ pains 11111
wbirths,l
test. he 111.111.1111.; off from active‘u' . .
11911 «are your»! it. burns so.
is $161 get is on 9’t a seas of “11% W ,
lay would win eup byV 11.111111.” 1 the 111111119 inmost-11
”will“ bite"! land bolero ybtoofi for n were" mill-11. It. Sump
we for the last time still! it? hit? [ROI-111.51“.-
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CONNECTICUT PATENTS;
The following were, issued Septem-
D111 8 19011 List furnished from Bfil96“
of A. M. Wooster, solicitor of patients,
Bridgeport, Conn.:
K. I). Stendahl, Bridgeport. tubular
lantern.
A. W. Mitchell, New Haven, paper
box machine. . 1 1
C. H. Morrison. New Haven, rail
lock for drawbridges. _
M. C. Wilson, New Haven, trunk lip-
ing.
11. W Noyes, New Haven, pacifist
tork extractor.
cICI.13.00011,Hartford,looseIotlfblild-
A L. Velcnllne. Hartford cutter
holder.
T. Prentice. New Britain, rule tip.‘ 1
H G Voigth, New Britain, cylinder
lock.
A. A. Warner, New Britain, lamp
stove.
G J. Kirby. Willlmantic, recep V
closure.
E. C. Relter Rockvllle, heat 111111,,
or and drip flan. ,,
TRADE- MARK8.
Cheney chemical .00 host-h lien-
chestcr; cleaning and mingling flagpo-
sliders.
10.
LIQUOR ‘DVEAIIIJWVB' ODNVEVN-V‘1Vi1
L1.
'Thc fifteenth 11111111111 state conv'e’th
tton of the Connecticut Wine, Ll‘
and Beer Dealers‘ Association wi “‘
held at Norwich, Sept. 14 and 15. Del-
ogatas will be present reprosea
the following locals: AnsVo‘ni ~ ‘
Danbury, Bridgepoi‘t, artfdr
,den Middletowu, New 13,1-11‘11V1cl}V
Haven. New London, no". 'V 1
South 1111.11
gatuck, Rockville. .‘
Southington, Stamford, Toi‘ri; V. 1 "
W.allingford Waterbury, Wills
Willimantic, Putnam. Greenwich
Thomaston. The convention
called to order at 10: 30 a. m; _
14th Inth. President Fra 3km Pi“ ll
Oi New avon. will presie Thu“
tto'nai officers will address the can V
tlon. . On the evening of the first.’
:1 banquet will be held. to which: ,
oiilcials of the state and the city}?! ‘
Nerwalk have been invited. , ’ ,
Kennedy‘s Laxative Cough £937th '
does not. constipate like most a Vth‘
old fashioned cough cures, bill. 1
other hand It gently pio‘ve‘s thél. , =
and at the 11111191111110 heals irriV
Sl- allbaysT lntl 11111111111111“? 1.": the .. V 7
gig“ he'atcimo marm§c_ I; . _
1111‘..- Bildg‘s Pharmacy . 1 .
uranium nasa'auamud
BAY cr‘rv. Mich. Sept . V
ports from the flame swept sec
north of Bay City are to the street t ,t.~
the fires in the woods and s
burning out, and that little.
dlin‘ger exists. The wind shifted.
the norihEast today, driving the Y »
Iback over the gnound it had aim”,
covered Last night there was a skill
fall of rain In the tired Istrlct.‘ ' '
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WASHINGTON "NOT. TO WORK POI
LEXINGTON, Ky., Sept. 12mm
er ’1’: Washington in an interviews“
night, denied the report that .he would
stump the south for Mr. 1111111.? _
row‘ will mama‘s large masses:
colored “people nor-11.1. :. »
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To all keratin: amt“?! 0‘ ill.
tlsm. whether muscular W1. 9
icicle. solidi iumbasos, ,
dnoyl or-
not? ”’i 1I‘IIItsVIVtI1Ii 1111114011,.
11 Isles w 0, ranches
She he
suds will testify—nor:
mats Macao? “will .,
emery 1113131" acid .
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