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thaw-too marshy. The land ain‘t
with cultivatin‘.——'l‘own and Country.
That's fit 1hr Fishing can to
found at
CHAS E DOW’S
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$10 50 and $14. 75
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how to get one on
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or send
representat:
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Egan's)“ )nmlo walk.
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’Aiimv It.) one tndeooim't'oii’in "dig.
Alifiuuntert‘elu. lmltntiopu and “ .‘IIIst-ns-gomt" are but.
monuments that ”1110 \VII . and c: ulnngor the health of
Infant! “diQWI‘PEEDm'iclK’O against Experiment.
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. firth; bro nil Hontlllng Syrups. It; is.
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
_. I) plantation. its age is its guarantee. If; destroys Worms
‘iuiil 91.11138 Fcfvorishncss. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
. 'IlMolieves Teethingr Troubles, cures lonstipution
,. and Filament)» It assimilates the Food, regulates the
firmware!) and B «wols', [givingr healthy and Initial sloop.
who continents; Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
Oil, Pure-
leusunt. If;
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invyse’for War 30 .‘i'éa‘r3.
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Manv I) man is compcllcd to stand
punishment who ncch fought a prize
fight.
Hotel Mahackemo
J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
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service and Cuisine Up to Data.
Rate) '2 per day and upwards.
Stock and General Information Ticker
Sunday Dinners, 75cts.
TEL.'CALL 988.
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45 Wall 3)., Norwolk.
Real Estate and
~ Insurance.
We have several decided bargains
In Income producing property that
must Increase In value with the rapid
growth of the town.
Electric
Fans
We are carrying a full line of
Electric Fans.
Reed&Vol
Electric Co,
SG‘WASHINGTON STREET.
TELEPHONE 35-4»
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Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
19 North Main St» 9.)qu No'nualk
Residence, 6' Washington at.
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Telephone at office, 335 2.
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Firii) Stocked Gate II)" Connection.
A fuirllno of Imported Ales, Includ-
,. In] the famous Bau.’ Burton's and
~ Didi A 60!) Stout. always on draught.
Mince); Busch Beer on Draught.
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‘ Shore Dinners-3111111 Kinds of
Sea Food cooked to Order. ,
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First international Congress In History
to Study Sealaring‘ Problems
NEW YORK, Sept—Traveling fifty
thousand miles for over three thou-
sand hours, representatives from a
dozcn nations are today bound for
this city to plan organized help for
the sailor on cvcry sea of the globe.
For the first time in history an inter-
national conference III the interest of
millions of men who live on tho ocean
has been called by the American Scu-
IIIcII's Friend Sociciy. and from almost
cvcry country in the world dclcgatcs
are hurrying hero to be present at the
gathering on October 4th. America
will be reprcscntcd by authorities on
the interests of seumcn from morc
than u dozcn of tiltl society's brunch
stations in thc lcadiu; ports on both
coasts.
To outlinc and piopose rcmcdics
for the piobloms with which the
grout intcrnntional body of seafarers
is fucId on every shore of the world
today Is the object of this unique con-
grcss. ’I‘hc world-\vidc ways of the
Clillll) the booming music). the ship-
piui,r ngclit and ship owner will be
dlscusscd by men who have made a
life long study thiuughout the globe
of those vital clcmcnts in the "to of
sch-ashore. The ircutmcnt ot' jucklcs
in the )Iuvics of the nations as wcll
us the merchant. IIIIII'inc. will , come
up for consideration. Efforts will also
bc mode to porfcot the organization
by which the American Scumcn’s
It‘ricud Society ls aiming to keep in
touch with the shifting body of sailors
through their forty-five stations all
over the world.
From Grcut Britain, E, W. Mutthcw
sccrctnry of the British and Forcign
Sailors Socictv of London Is on his
way to give tin.) (funft‘l'i'llt'e the bcuctit
of his investigations in a tour of thc
ttlobc which he has just completed.
The problems of the sailor mill) in thc
Mediterranean ports will bc I‘cportcd
by ’l‘. .1, living, who is bound for New
York from Nuplcs, where he has for
yours been up uctivc workcr for strand»
1. d scnmcn. Chaplain Wollcscn of ihc
society‘s station at Copcuhagcn has to-
day srrivcd in this city and will bc
followed by oihcr lcndiug workers in
the ports ot' Germany, Holland and
SwI-dcu.
From the Wcstcrn ilcmlsphcrc vc-
ictan “ill“ki‘lhl fol the American Sci)
IuI-‘ns li‘l‘lclid Society i'Iom Montricil
down to llucnos Avrcs me nirct )dy cm-
barkcd on their long journcy to the
American conference. 'l‘uckcr. who
has succeeded I) long llnc of stricken
workch at the brunch In llio dc Jan-
Icro, which for Rcvcnty—four ycnrs thc
.Ioc lcty bus buttlcd to maintain against
tho Invagzcs of yellow ichr, is to re
port on conditions sunoundlng jutk—
ashore in South Alnciicn today. An—
other cxpcricnccd \vorkcr in Argoutlm-
bus heguntlic long voyugc from
Ilucnos Ayrcs. Hcporis will also bi-
i'cccivcd from the othcr South Ami-Ii
can stations of thc society at Viil'
paralso, Moutiwidco nnd Rosario.
New Orlcsns. Glouccstcr, Scaitlc.
Norfolk. Galveston, Ncwpurt News
Pensacola, Boston, Charleston, Wil-
mington and Portland. Oregon, will
send representatives to tell this con
{1085 of wmkcis thci) ideas of look
ing out for the welfare of the sailor
'l‘hc expeilmrnts of the Society's
agents in the ports of every seaboard
siute in this country to pIovldo free
shipping buIcuus. suitable nccommo
dations, (ntcrtninmcut, banking and
outfitting facilities for the scnmcn on
thc shores of the, United sums will
all be discussed and now suggestions
offcrcd along these lines.
“As we wore Ihc first to place and
maintain stations for tho bcucfli of
the world's sailors outsidc of our own
country. we feel Kind of the poportuir
itv to call this first luternutimml con-
fe) once to help the scnmcn of the
wmld," said G Mci’hcrson Hume),
secretary of thc American Senmcn's
ii‘i‘li‘ild Society at its headquarters. 76
Wall street. today. “No class of men
among all the people of the earth
stand today more sudl) in need of
speedy measures to Inlghien and bet-
ter thel) lot II) lifc. Wc caiucslly hope
that our gnthcllng next month will It:
suit in I) world wide bcnoflt to the
sailor."
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Ghildrw,
Denis the
Signature of _
TO CALL A HECTOR.
A parish meeting. of St. Paul’s
Church will be held Mondayevcning,
at the church, when many important
matteis will come up. At this time the
matter of the selection of a rector for
the church will be taken up, and this
is. naturally nmatter of vital impor-
HOW TO GET STRONG.
He says:
much benefit from Electric Biters that,
I feel it’s my duty. ,to tell those who
need It tonic and strengthening medi:
clue about it..
marked gain in flesh has resulted ,In-
ill! in) to) llau inlays Bought ‘
P. J. Duty. of 1247 W. Congress St,
Chicago, tells . ot a, way . to become .
“My, mother, who is ,
oldrand was very feeble, is deriving so ,
In my mother's case a ,
The things itiother used
all around range as reliable as
time.
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RECEPTION To IRISH LEADER.
John E. Redmond Here to Attend Uni-
ted Irish League Convention.
NEW YORK, Scpl. lithohn 1)}.
mond. thc Irish lcndcr
of Commons; Joseph IC.
and .Iohn FllziilDbOll,
this country to aitcud Ihc bicnulnl
convention of the United lrlsh lumino-
nt Boston, wcrc given I) cordial recup-
tiou on their arrival hcre today. When
the steamer Oceanic. reached her dock
more than 100 menibci's ot' the United
Irish League of New York Wcrc In
waiting. The party was escorted to
the Hoffman House. wlII-ro a formal
rcception will be tendered Mr. llcd
Iuond by the league. On Suturdal
Mr. Redmond will leave for. liostou
to attend the convention and upon hh
rcturn to New York he will address
a mass IIIcI ting n) the Majestic Then
lit‘, and later will visit Philadelphia.
Chicago and other huge cities. lic-
t'oIe his return to Eiiilllw curly in OI
lied-
in the lions-c
Dcviin, M. I’,,
honor by Col. Duffy, of the Sixty-ninth
llcglmont.
Mr. Redmond said he was In tho
hcst of health. “I linvc come over for
'mly a brief trip this time," he added.
‘us P must return in time. for the open—
iIII: of.l’ur|iaincnt. I come Impaciaily
the United Irish Leniguc, which is to
ill“ hcld ncxt wcck ut Iloslou. 1 col)-
Iot say what my IIIochIIcniI-I will be In
any pnrticulur. other than this, until
i hear from the committee having thc
'cception in charge.”
Hus)”:
Nothing lwticr for tho boys ilmn broad
‘roIII (told Mcdul Flour. llnuncm.
Square White Glass
Fruit Jars
look nicer. clean easier. pack
closer than the Old Fashioned Raund
dine Glue.
Wall Papers
Crockery, Glassware, Housefurnlsh-
ng Goods. , .
Japanese China In Cups. Saucers.
Plates, etc.
Painters' Supplies.
Good ready mixed Point, 81.26 per
gallon.
White Curtain Poles, with fixtures
[00.
Window Shades and Picthre Frames
made to order.
Painting and Decorating.
We give the 8. d. H. Green Trad-
Ing Stamps. Ask for them.
14:11. DECKER,
87 Washington Street.
Tel. con. ' souru NORWALK.
PLUMBING
‘ STEAM.
HOT mm
AN):
ass FITTING.
———___.
“Tilly i~ Sheet from: Copper
:j and Zinc.
so South Main Street.
So. Norwalir, Conn.
somnia has been overcome, and she I
steadily growing stronger." liectrlc
Bitters quickly remedy stomach. live)
and kidney complaints. Sold nudcr
guarantee at F H. Boosters, drug
store. 50¢. .. . , ..
'rRUE BILL oi: MURDER.
BRIDGEPORT. Sent. 16.-.——'l‘he grand ;
jury reported. yesterdaynftqrnoon at
. true bill. ohsrglngmurder. In thefirst
degree against Edward Scbirmaun. of,
Danbury for thekiliiug of Ida Potter,
who was shot on the street _in..Dan- '
baryon the eveningiof June 6,.whlle
walking with Schirmann.,
,._ ‘.
. 1‘; I. Mon) 01““
an if s’m'to 188w
-‘ communism-v.
whom”. cons.
and run) III) mu ms.
s,
I,, ,’.-y:..
who come to
aobcr a reception will be given in his:
I) attend the biennial convention oi"
. ton, - VL;
BITS OF “"3150.“ FROM AUNT BETSY‘S BUDGET
to make" has clean discouraged
many a young wife. In)‘ housekccpcr; but with good grit an’ a good
the Stamford, you can ketch right
up to Mother, if you out your mind on it, an' dou' t waste no tearful
FOR SAIE
Horace R. Nash, cor. North Main and West Sts.
m... L. _. _._.._..:=EEE.._....
FOPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
“TH a wow."
(‘oming to lloyt‘s Theatre,
day night, Is thc stirring ploy "’i‘hc
Wolf,""which proved so great I) suc-
ccss at tho Lyric. Theatre. New York
his) season. III "The Wolf.” Mr. Eugene
Waltcr. has told a strong talc of the
Hudson Bay country. Andrew M)“
’I‘uvisl), o hardneodcd Scotch trader.
lives in this wilderness with his
dnughtcr Hilda. and with him are liv-
Ing for n time. William MacDonald,
nu Amen-icon engineer, and his as-
siiiiillli. in a neighboring camp arc
.lulcs licuubinc and B’ntistc Le Grand.
two stalwart Frcnch-(lsnndinns. .lulcs
is in lovo with I-iilda. but has novel
spoken of his love to the gill. Muc-
‘ llouuid concclvcs a fancy 10) the girl
IJulcs Insiinctivcly fours that his in-
giifiiiiilils uIc not honorable. It rc-
solvcs itself into a battle between the
'gIIl's father—who hates the glrL be-
cause of hcr mother who was a no
final) oi' thc shoots and Macllonuld on
the one side. and .lulcs had his friend
Ili'atisto Le Grand on the other. 'i‘hc
[story is told in simple, vivld dluloguc
‘und the situations hold the attention
of tlic. uudlencc to the very stroui.
climax of the piece of n tcrrlfflc (loci
on the darkened stage. with tin
gillltili‘lli‘o unable to discern which Is
the victor, until ii match is struck
and thc features of Jules are shown
in _thc flora of the flame.
Sat ll 1'-
Mr. Sovcrtn Deilvn is sold to bi
vcry effective in the part of .Iulc)
llIqublcn. which he makes an irresls
tahly winning personality. Miss Ms
belle Estelle is crcdltcd with i
splcndld performance of Hilda, am‘
has the beautiful natural blonde lIaiI
rcquircd in the part. 'i‘hc other rule.
111‘)! said to be equally well sustained
by the Messrs Henry lluggun, (lcorgt
(I. Nichols, J. ’l‘. Chnllllco nnd Frank
licc.
II) an announcement madc. Monday
Ixc.niniz Manager King apologized to
{the nudicnco for'the non appearance
of two acts and also for pIcsenting
.11an“ that was not as rcprescnted He
promised to rectify the mistake with
ttil extremely big bill, and certainly
kept his promise for never in the his-
tory of Music .Hall has there been a
vaudeville bill that could even cum-
~purc with the new bill which was pre.
muted last evening Harry Monroe
made a decided hit as the acrobatic
trump and Imp) the audience well
nmuscd during his stay. Wallace St
llulc; two very nutty young ladies
cnslly scored by their artistic way
of Intcrtaining and were forced to
rcspond to curtain calls several times
ll‘lorn Fritzgcrnld sung some very
plcnsinx,v songs in) a charming mouse)
but the honors of the evening were
cnrricd away by Sharply & Flynn.
ind nothing but the most favorable
criticism was heard at tho close of the
pcrformuncc. Another big blll ls pro
mined for tomorrow night and large
audiences are anticipated.
1
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Clifford—W. H. Creamer, Lynn.
Mass; '1‘. chcr, C. W. White. A. (l.
libbs and wife. Sam Zeitner, Joseph
Finn. (i. l). liurst. Thomas 'i‘ice, New
York; Frank Shea, Mrs. John .I. Ding-
lcy, Miss Mildred Dingley, Philadel-
phia; C, D. Rankin. 0. C. Hubbard.
Mrs. A. M. Maxfield, Boston; C. C.
Achorn, Portland, Me; E. S. Fair-
banks, Hartford; H. V. Barney and
wife, Lancaster, Pa; W. M. Sefton
Elizabeth. N. .I.: F. L. liofehkiss and
wife, Avon, Mass; C. D. Adams, San
Pedro, Mexico; Louis S. 8091) and
wife, New Haven; A. M. McMullen.
in. Stamford. . .
Mahackemo—John Brown, Yonkers;
-. A. Sinclair, Charles Sinclair, Anies
Charles liuod, Hurling -
Mass:
H. Wood. Chicago, "1.; F
M. Edwards, 1. M. Shannahan, South-
Ington; Charles C. Cram, George S.
.Lowcnthsl, C. A. Barker, W. P. Abert,
W. A. Haupt, C. L. Fish, E. Salinger.
IW;.C. Williams. New York; L. R. Hurl-
butt, Wilton: George L. Rockwell.
llidirefleld; Giles Potter. New Haven;
Wells Chapman, Bridgeport; W. E.
IStannnrd. Hartford; .1. S. Blinu, F.
Beecher, C. L. Walters, New Haven.
BASEBALL NEWS.
Yesterday's American League Results
At Chicago—Cleveland 3. Chicago 0.
At Boston—New York 1,‘ Boston 0.
At Washington—Washington 6, Phil-
’ulry.
‘ adclphla 1.
At St. Louis—Detroit 8. St. Louis 7.
Yesterday's National League Results.
At Boston—Boston 3, Chicago 2. ,
At Phlladelphim—Pitisburg 6, Phil-
adelphia 5.
I At Brooklyn—~Cincinnati 2 Brook-
yn 0.
At New York-New York 5, ,St.
Louis 4
He was holding down the parlor sofa
while she wss doing a. piano stunt
'Why is it that you play only religious
pieces?" be queried. “Well, you see
this is an upright piano.” she explain:
I
ed. —Chicago News.
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LINCOLN ROOFINGuempm LADDERS. ordinarv and exten-
ior ~fabric roof-in , warranted
,..
T1160. M Rea ‘ CO.
ONE OF THE MOST POPULA'RGAEMEWS 110R THE
WE HAVE RECEIVED A 6001) ASSORTMENT AT
New Styles Neckwear for Saturday Sale
The
Lumber and Mill Work for Everytl
I
YARD rm m.“
‘ ‘ ‘1 remains“ In).
.,
bush")
Morris Chairs
Arts and Crafts Designs.
'l‘hcsc arc magnificent spccimcns, and luxurious every
way. The ii'iilllt‘H arc of iuIncd oak and put iogctlicr by
hand in thc Mimi substantial mnnncr. 'i‘hc urins :Irc broad
null list. and ihc buck and scat have lurgr cushions oi Spun—
inh lcsthcr, a dark bronze grccn in color.
$13.50, Sllt'ifiiii,
and the I‘cgular value is $l9.50.
Furniture Store, fourth iloor.
Silk Umbrellas
(if a very fine grade of silk in black, green, gnrnct and
I
lIluc. long Inulaccu
navy The handles are vcry stylish,
sticks, hil\'t‘l‘~lll(llllilt‘t1, gun metal handles with silvcr )ch
posit, and various novelties that are attractive.
$5.00, splendid value.
A Convenient Little Stove
It is rather small, and burns a gas generated from dc-
nnturcd alcohol. Anything may be cookcd on it, and for
thc use of uutonioliilisis and yaclitsmcn it is, iIlecz’.
'l‘lIrcc stylus. $2.98, $3.50 and $3.75.
With two burnt-rs, $7.00.
Basement Furnishing Store.
Exhibit of Royal Wilton Rugs.
Large sizes, 9 x 12, rcproduciions oilt.)ricntals carpets,
the dcsigns of which \vcrc Incutioucd yesterday.
l’ricc $37.50 for the prcscnt.
Carpet Store, first fl Jr.
.‘u ":9 3‘
1 In)
FALL SEAS'oN Is ‘ ,
Knitted oats
POPULAR PRICES IN STAPLE COLORS.
White". Grey and Cardinal, at ...,'. . . . . . . . . . . . .$2.06.
White, Grey and Cardinal, at ..,. . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.50.
White, Grey and Cardinal, at .,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$3.00.
White, Grey and Cardinal, at ., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4.00.
White, Grey and Cardinal, at .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$5.oo.
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84 Washington St, South Nova).
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