an: alien; Feverislluess. it
.04 it»;
. iIIII'ti 1' luéufln
. "Stomach
‘ linseed
< 'l
is bought. And which no ml.
vcr {it} years. inn. llorne the eignutlirb of
and has been made under his pec-
sonul supervision since Its infancy.
' ‘A.low I:.I one to deceive you in this.
"CflI mmumbuntauom null "Just-m-gom " are but
. ‘ Exit . Ilimtlmt trifle wiI: . um] eluiungc rihe health of
‘ 211 .deeu—Experieuce occulst Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Mink II boneless substitute for Castor Oil, Paro-
ch. anms and Soothing Syrups.
I. iIIIfiiil'I‘s neither Opium, Morphine not other Narcotic
minutes... Its age is its‘gIIuI-nntee. it destroys 'Vi'orlps
It is ’I’iedsant. It
cures Din-them and Wind
Immersthlllg Troubles, euros Constipation
it assimilates the Feed, regulates the
II‘BodeS,‘ giving; iIenlthy and natural sleep.
’6' finances-{rho Mother's Friend. " ‘
csuuma CAsToRIA
.' Sears'tbe—Bl’gnuture of
ALMYS
-,“it.
out In line Anus Bought
' in Use For Over 30 Years. ,» --
M mun Olin-v. W loll" onus. one you om.
i "I'm In a dilllcuily over my gill "
“What’s wrong?"
"I've cbeen saying such nice things
to her that she‘s getting conceited. If
I, quit Ishe‘ll tllillk I don‘t cure for her
any longer. and il‘ i go on she‘ll think
she's too good for me."
That’s lit for Fishing can Ie
found at
CHAS. E. DOW’S
HARDWARE.
112 WACHINGTON BTRBET.
\ 'Phone 667.
THE WISE WOMAN GETS AN
1M. E. Gas Heated
FLAT IRON
Because It Saves Her
'Flnie labor and Money
WElGl-i‘l' 5 POUNDS.
A 83.00 GASHEATED FLAT IRON,
with six feet of Gas Hose and Asbestos
Fire Proof Mat. FOR 81. 50, just one—
helf the regular pricS.
eHaving placed a large order with
' the manufacturers of this iron. we are
‘ sprained to make this extraordinary
0 er.
«Every iron is finely finished and E
nickel plated. Be. sure and 'tnko ad-v
vantage of this offer before supply is"
oxhausted.
On Sale at Gas Offline.
1 Connecticut Company :
thlslmuel ._I wont :1 pair of Musso
corsets for my wife.
Sulosludy-\’\’but number?
"She‘s number tllrec."——Life.
Hotel Mahackemo
J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
Service snd Cuisine Up to Date.
Rates 32 per day and upwards.
Stock and General information Ticker
Sunday Dinners, 75cts.
TEL. CALL 988.
Horace E. Dann & Son,
45 Wall St" Norwalk.
Real Estate and
Insurance.
I We have several decided bargains
in income producing property that
mun Increase in value with the rapid
growth of the town.
”4.1..-.“ -.. ._ .l._,....,,_,,_ _
,We are carrying a full line of
Eledtric Fans. . . L
Reed E Volk
Eledtn'c (30.,
. so wAsHluejrou eraser.
TELEPHONE 354.
on we w. RIIYMDIID.
' Funeral Director
and Embalmpr. .
10 North Main at, South Norwolk,
. Residence. 0 Wsshlnoton 3t.
t. Telephone It house, on.
Telephone at office. 836-2. '
THE NEW
fnoTEL VICTORIA.
Q‘ on: MINUTE rnou carer.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our Resins ‘. 8 ill Future.
m Nickie Ll
try Morn Heated
. _ IIA'i‘Es REASONABLE. ,
”no Stocked (Info In Connection.
A'iuil line in! Imported Ales, includ-
”Ni! mousing Bus} Burton's IM
33 . d
West-means“
to Throughout. iv- .
1.0 “LUNA-N. Proprietor.
' m 9'-
. m-
a .
TELEPHONE CALL 720.
Dorion House
(armor Boulevard).
, EAST honwAth.
Shore mud Mi Kinds of
.Sen Food Wentofirder
.. John Eii O’Sulhvan
choc-mews.
m
Young Woman Kills; by Inuns Mam _
in Oundcy echOOI.
CliARlDT’l‘E. N. C. Sept. ii.———A
says that Miss Willie iiulliugcr. 19
years old.sz yesterday stabbed to
(truth by Lou liadel, used 21. The
giIl won at the argon playing the
vii-sing hum at Sunday school when
ml: :1- among across several benches
:d with his pochetkniie stabbed her
in the neck and breast. She died al-
most instantly.
the Newton lul Some mouths use he.
was committed ) the State lusouc
Asylum not} ill his ”wings often mell-
Iiolled Miss liulliuger's name. Recent-
ly he was dischnrgcd as (:ulcd 'i‘ilo
deed was prompted by unrequllted
love. itudcr said he. killed the gill ‘bc
(oust.- she was u Wilt'."ll
—-“Dr. Thomas’ iiclectrie Oil is the
best remedy for that often fatal dis
elIse—croup. Hus been used with
success in our family for eight years
—Mrs. 11 Whitencre, Buffalo N. Y.
SALE NEW YORK OYSTER
GROUND.
t'l‘lle Fishing Gazette.)
There was u sale of state oyster
grounds last Tuesday lit the office
of ii. Frank Wood, Stute Superinten-
dent of Shelliishel‘ies, No. l Mudlson
uveuue New Inlk. ’l‘hrce lots wele
disposed of of $2 DCI one per war.
The. New Yolk (lysloI Co (.l. lit .1.
\‘I'. Elswortil Co) secured 2t) ueles in
the Ninth iiivxel subject to illspettioll
lol lzntulul _'gIoutll
W. ii ilnytou, of Port Jefferson.
secured 100 ndres. and Thomus Martin
two acres. eff East Chester.
Willium VcI'rity, it}. E. llrown &
llro.. and Frederick C. (litmior mode
a written request to Superintendent
Wood lllut applicutions which they bud
filed for beds be postponed until the
next sole day, Tuesday, October (5.
lleril's Kidney Illld illudtlt'r l‘ills
ore. fol weak barks, luuhuebes, Illeu
Illutle pains, inflammation of the blad-
Ilt'l and oil other lInno nuces due to
uezlk kidneys. ’l‘lley nl sold by The
(‘lif‘lord Pllurlnucy lilltl ’i‘be lirldne
l'burmucy. "
STEAMER CORINTHIAN DAMAGED
MONTREAL Que. Sept i50.-—“Ill'
Illlll‘lf‘s ut the Alien Lille oflice ye slel
duy ulltllt‘tl the infolInutiolI that the
d: lllmged lllli'l Corinthiull' s passengers
will probubly be held of Quebec until
Sulurtluy end then transferred to the
Cornice", which lcuves here Friday for
London.
(‘3 A813 01%. RI A .
“an“. institution the isms Wm
Some things are hard to cxplulu and.
worse still. quite unsure on Well.
Square White Glass
Fruit Jars
book nicer. clean easier, pack
closer than the Old Fashioned Round
Blue Glass.
Wall Papers
Crockery. Glassware. Hocsei‘unish-
vng Goods.
Japanese Chin: in Cups. Saucers.
Planes, etc. '
Painters' Supplies.
Good ready mixed Paint. 81.25 pm
sullen.
White Curtain Poles. with iimu’eo
0c.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
made to order.
Painting and Decorating.
We give the a. d H. Green Trad-
Ing s’tamfl. “'SNFMI
L. H. DECKER,
Tel. con. court-I NORWAIJt.
FRANK a.
Van ScOy
meme
y crush,
nor-r iwAm
AND
oAs FITTING
Tin, Sheet iron. Copper
and Zinc. ‘
l‘ l V
. somwafllfitm ".3
.59. News's-wom- '
We CONN-
ammonites-m-
I
speeini to the (illsmer from Newton'
Rndcr was ousted and is now in I
spread to the exterior of
, did he?" “Because,“ would have cost
‘ “Sigutm
1
li(
"l hsvo nulls d
2:. returns In up?" fl es (chilling-Ii is ”gem
constipllilon. in the com o of own IIron! In
the "RI 0 ITW din held :I the end of six
is" ..:....ir.°.‘..‘.i" "IE" Ir. . .n'h thong
tool likes new a“ " gorge All or. Newleou,
l. ._
Plenum. Psi 2m .
Ne var stein u. "gluon 0 Good ”a zoom
.1}... for, so. Novor
old in bulk. ’l'l refined!
Consumed to clllre‘o'ruhur mo ey bluk
Sterling Remedy Co. Chime or N. Y. m
“Him. SALE. “I NILLIOI‘IIIIIS
SOUTHINGTON LANDMARK BURN-
ED.
,SOU'I‘HINGTON, Sept. il’l.———A his—
torical luudmurk pussed nway yester-
day, with tile burning of the building
and surrounding structures known us
the llunllum pluce. iocnted ill this
town near the l’luillville line. The
house was occupied by M. II. Lsul'cd-
son. Ono oi' the smaller building
was ignited by II spark, it is believed,
from on engine. operutlllg- on the.
piece, and the tunnels swept over the
barns and the house. Some of the fur-
nishillgs of the bitter were suVed. The
loss is placed at. about $7,000. The
house was built ill 1788. and for a long
limo served us it relay station on the
stage couch route from New iluvcn to
liul'lford. s
LA GRIPPE.
iiruzilian llnlm never lost a case;
llevel let it run into pneumonia, nor
left II glip wreck. Only thing on earth
that kills the tough grip germ. llut
\0li wuut liulm mm o. plenty, so do not
trifle with the small sizes, but get the.
We or 81.00 bottle and take half II
lcuspoonful ill water every three,
hours. lie sure to keep up this front-
ulellt. faithfully for two weeks lifter
yoll think you are well. to utterly
nibllule every germ in every grout$
gnu. 'l‘llese rellulinlng urri'ns cause the
evil utter effects: it is hullrnred grip.
ll lilo grip starts with hemorrhage of
the lungs give the large dose every it)
lr 15 minutes till it stops.
NEW HAVEN WAGON SHOP FIRF.
NEW HAVEN. Sept. l5.—h‘irc broke
out ill the wagon shop of Mom (ine-
ski on FM Hll‘M Mi'eisryllle this
Opened in New Brhin desy With ,
‘olilcio delegates to the llutlomll cou-
nun-nine. mld was finnlh extinguished
nilel it bud damaged the shop to ”101
extent of about $3.00!). und hull also
the lore-
lIIuIl's house. which is lli‘m‘ the shop
ulld had done dunlnge to the extent of
$500 there. The origin of the fire is
not known.
u
lv‘oley's'tlrino humtlve is a new
remedy. on improvement on the luxu-
tlves of forlner yours. as it does not
gripe or nuuseutem is pleasuut to
take. it is guurnmeed. 'l‘be Clifford
i‘llurmncy ulld ll. li.‘l’lnlsted. "
WALLINGFORD MAN'S TRAGIC
’ DEATH
\I’AillllNl'ih‘Olil), Sept. lbs—Lyman
Berkley, 82 yours of age, u well known
resident of this place, met a lru'zie
death while ut work in his barn IO-
dny. Mrs. llct-ltley wus repairing n
window sush, und lnstooplng down to
pick up soluethinngn fell, und died
before he was found. The Inedit'ul ex-
Iiuiner gave the ('illlHI-j of death as
siruugnlutitui. lie leuves u widow and
one daughter.
A PAYING lNVESTMENT.
Mr. John White. of 38 Highland Ave.
lionlton. Maine, vs: “llnvo been
troubled with II on lab every wiutcl‘
and spring. Lust winter 1 tried many
adveltised remedies, but the cough
continued until i bought ii. 500 bottle.
of Dr. King's New Discovery; before
that won hull“ gone, the cough was all
gone. This winter the some huppy re
suit has followed; u. few doses once
more bunislled the annual cough. 1 am
now convinced that. Dr. King's New
Discovery is the best of oil cough and
lung remedies." Sold under guarantee
at F. Ii. ilnxtcr‘s drug store. 50c and
$1.00. Ti‘inl botlc free. "
MR8. GUNN DEAD.
\VASHINGTON, Conn., Sept. 5.—
Mrs. Abigail lrcne Brinsmndo. Widow
of Fl‘ederick W. Gunu, who founded
the famous Gunnery School in Wush-
ingtou Conn. ., died Ill llel home in this
town. yesterdm afternoon in the 89th
years of her age. IIitCI several years of
falling beulth.
Millions of bottles of Foley' 3 Honey
and Tar have been sold without any
person ever having expelieuced any
other than beneficial results from its
use for coughs, colds and lung troll
ble This is lwoauso the genuine Fol
oy's lionev uud Tm ill the yellow
package contains no oplutcs 0i othel
hulmful drugs. Gunrd your health by
refusing oily but the genuine; The
Clifford Phallnncy and R. H. Pleis-
ted.
"Poor Tom, 'it rest him u terrible lot
to give up his sweetheart.” Then why
him II great deal more if he hadn‘ t. "—
The 'I‘ptier. _
<3pr 1::
3mm. Inflow .
A.
III!
’6!
r. . I . , L.
The. Guciai Test. 'I—“Flo you consider
your nerve is sufficiently steady to tilt
you for an airship navigator?" “Well
I‘ve been not ill n canoe. with a nervous
i’ut girl."~—-Cleveinlfd Main Dealer.
THEY TAKE maxim“ car.
“i have ruled Dr. King's New Mic
l Piltsflold Vt.
Pills for many years. with increasing
satisfaction. They take the kinks :out
'of stomach, liter and bowels; without
l'fusslor drlctlon," says N H. Brown. of
Guaranteed satisfac-
Ian' at F. *l-i. Baxter's drug star:
.asq.
“ROYAL AesI-IN cs unitiil. '
100 Delegates Present. .
NEW BRITAIN. Sept. dis—The thir-
ty-nintll annual convention of the Goth
ollc Total Abstinene Union opened to
day in this city. II pwurd of Iwu lqu~
drcd delegates Wt‘it‘ ill ultendullce.
Rev. Michael A. Sullivan of lieltford.
lllt‘h'idcnt of the state C. .A U. pre-
sided. Thi' opening prayer was mode
Iby Rev. Walter J. .hhwiey of Dan-
my.
The morning session was has?”
taken up with the appointment of com-
mittees on cmdontisls, resolutions,
constitution and flnuuco.
At noon Muyor George M. Lenders
welt-ellleddhe delegates on behalf of
the Iity. Tho meInlng session WIN
ill-waded by the celebration of u sol-
emn high muss at St. liary’ s church.
The election of ofiicers will take.
place tomorrow. it is predicted that
Rev. Fr. suillvuu will be reelected
president. it Is expected, however
lhut tlIeIe will be a contest for secre-
lIII-y betwoon W. Cronin, of New lin-
vrn, Ibo plesent incumbent of the ol-
lice. and James Newman. of Hausa"
int it. There will also be a contest I‘m
llt'tlblll‘tl the rival candidates being
Dennis (J lilieu of- -'Nuugaturk, and .i
.,l (‘ollII'lI. of New Haven. Four can
didlltcs :ll'I' in the field for delegate to
the national convention. which meets
ill Chicago in August. 1909. They are:
Thomas J. Smith.N ew iirituln; Miss
Daisy l.old, Waterbury; Miss Minnie
McKeon, New Blitulu. anti Edwnld J.
Murphy, Mullchestel. The tonveulion
will detelmine whether it will semi
only one delegate to the national (illi-
ventlon oI tillee. The. president and
secretory of the stute society ulc tx-
vellllou. There will ulso be. a contest
between Dunbmy ond Stalnofl'd for
the state parade whith will take place
in .illilt.‘ 1909. Auction contest is ex-
potted bet ween I’utunln and ilelby.
for the holding of the state convention
next yeul'.
The committee on resolutions is ('X‘
pet'ted to repolt favoring on essay
Iouwst .Imollg lhel boys and gills of
the ('lllllill cutlets uud the pulovhinl
mlIo’ois the subjects to (hull with ID-
tul ubstilIeIuc end the good III-coul-
pllslled by the church. The. first plize.
will be $20, and the second and third
prizes of $5 eoeh.
The report of the stole secretory,
William J. Cronin. of New Haven.
showed II total membership in tho
stole. for the liuuiou. up to Job i
1908 of 8012, the. athletes, composing
the union. being distributed by coun-
ties as follows:
New Harrow—26 societies with 3,231
ulenlllels; Hartford—20 societies, 2.-
.lltl IIIellIbors; New lnudon~8 sot-lo»
ties 478 members; h‘uirfieIda—x socie-
lies 563 members; lJtclItield—«i so-
cieties. 688 members; Middicsex—-6
societies. 4th; members: 'i‘ollulItL—fi so-
Help), 251 members;WiluilInIlI——1 so-
clety,2 Smoluburs.
'l‘wo societies Wele dishunded dur-
lIIg the your, the St. l’ullkk Sotiety.
No .i, of New i-luveu. and the St All
lllony Society of Winsted The new
societies wele orgnnized doling the
your and admitted to the union:
St. FIIIIIIIH ()Iphun Asylum. boys
and girls New Haven: llllmilt'lilillil
Conception, Men's Sotlety, llurtiold;
\ouug Mens T. A and 1.. Society.
liuubury.
(in .ilIlIIuIry i tile membership was
7. M7 for the state the guln up to July ‘
being 495.
'l‘ he Icport refels to the field day III
’l‘mringtou, June 20 as "u grand suc-
toss. and the societies who took purl
ore to be eongrululuted on the, show-
ing they made."
The banner sotieties fol
giIeII us follows:
Young Men of New Britain—512
luelnbtls; St Agnes‘ Bootiety. of New
lluyeumlif I7 members; Rose's So
tiety, of bitumen—800 members; St.
I‘liillCls Men‘s Society, of Nflligltlllt'li
”214 members
The I".ep0lf states that the financial
rendition of the union is excellent.
and the. treusurel will show a lumen
bulnuce on hand this year than ever
before. The committee on ritunl np‘
pointed at the contention in NOIWIIII
III'o yzelrs ago has completed lisp
\voIk und pint-ed ill the hands of the
installing officer“ i1 \ery interesting
and instructive piece of work.‘
......_..........._.
——}ieavy. impure blood makes a
muddy pllnply complexion. headaches.
nausea, indigestion. Thin blood mu-
kes you weak, pale, sickly. Burdock
lllood Bittels. make: like blood trick, ‘
red, pure-restores perfect health.
INVESTIGATING BRIDGEPORT
FIRE.
BRIDGEPORT.Sch15.—luvestlga-
tioll into the fire early yesterdayon
\Vuter street. by Fire Chief Mooney
has disclosed the fact, according to the
authorities, that the blaze was of in-
cendiury origin, the work of thieves,
who after securing a quantity of cl
liars IIud tobacco in the -rosf..aurunt
set. fire to if. in ordel to conceal the
wmk of their visit. The upper part of
the building was used as a Greek loch:
ing house. and “the occupants fright-
ened and «in some instances nonl'ly ov-
creome by the dense smoke rising
from the kitchen of the restaurant.
had to be avoided or carried out by the
firemen. The loss was nominal, the
fir? being extinguished with enemi-
ca 15.
CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reach the seat of the dis
ease. Catarrh is n. blood or constitu-
tlonal disease. and in order "to cure it
you must take internal remedies.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is tailien internally.
and sets directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces. Hall‘s Cdtnrrh Cine
is not n' quack medicine. .‘it was Tire-
scribed by one of the best physicians
in this country for yonl-s and ise'reéu-
no prescription. . it is composed ofIIhe
best Ionics lm'bwn, combined with the
best blood purifiers. acting already on
the mucous snusces. The Meat
combination of the two ingredients is
what produces such wonderful results
in curing Oetmh. Bend forltestimon-
lull free
F. J. CHENEY I: CO.. Props.
oledo, 0
Sold by Druggists, price 75c.
'i‘n'ke Hall' s Family .Plils for com!“
putt on, II
1908 are
Bridgeport Advertihcmlim
The D. M. paid
ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR GARMENTS. FOR THE .
Bridgeport Advertimtl.
IA "
The D. M Read Co.
Wdlm‘
W..—~—
The Tepee in the window, with its surrounding of Aur
tumn woodland, is very attractive and appropriate to the
week's celebration. 'l‘llc Ri‘st Room on the second floor will
he found very convenient aud'comfortable for the use of
Red Men. and other visitors who have a few hours, to while
away.
Books. Magazines and Newspapers at hand.
Royal Wilton Rugs
Opening Exhibit of Autumn Lines
We have a nulgllificcnt showing of these large, and
handsome Rugs, every one new as to pattern and coloring,
copies from Indian and Persian Carpets. These hints as to
design may interest those who desire new Rugs.
Surak. lu mellow green and oak shades, dark blue and
ivory on sumac red grounds.
Gorevan. ln ivory, golden onk, navy blue, slate bluc
and tht‘]) oltl rose.
Shirvan. A mixed design, the fieltl oi the Rug well cov-
ered with small figures. Persian colors on camel ground.
Kermanshah. in soft tones of sage green, tau and
brown on an ccru ground.
Sehna. lII soft l’crsiau colorings, a blending of ivory
and old rose.
Those interested in large Rugs can imagipr from th
above the wonderful possibilitit‘s they possess toward/re
furnishing of a room.
I
the Sizes are 9 .\ 12..
lllc price is $37. 50
/
Shown on the first floor. (111'ch Store.
Novelties ill Autumn Silks and balms are arriving daily.
Tilt) Silk Section is an interesting place to visL.
.—.————-—
FALL snAsou IS
ws RAVE RECEIVED A coon Assoxriusu'r AT f
POPULAR PRICES IN STAPLE cousins.
White, Grey and Cardinal, at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$2.oo.
White, Grey end Cardinal, at . . . . . . . .. .$2.50.
White, Grey and Cardinal, at . ....... . . . . . . . .$3.00.
White, Grey and Cardinal. at . .. ”$4. 00.
-Whitc, Grey and Cardinal, at . . . . . . . . ,. .$5.oo.
New Styles Neckwear for Saturday Sale .
-...-.
84 Washington St, South Norwaik.
Telephone 446.
Bailey 00
noRWALK. cons.
"HIV—3W. -.
spoon
from aii’lgghery to a Mace.
YARD range-I ,j' “' i‘f".~" ‘ uiLL m. 45.3.
, . mes;
LTNCOLN RDOFI‘ND, I duper- LAWS; ordinary and uten-
s. Issac“ I wound can :
(or owners. FIR CUTTER, two sizes.
TAR new.“ I. i, and 321.1}. crisis wnlonos and cone.
It. Ic-WO vim "mum III-now"! It mw. . .. . ..
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