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of Donn‘dKldsic'y Pills and get-
‘box at Pluts‘leti' a drill: store be-
taking the canton
r pale by all dealers:
1V1. sole agents “tor the
no other.\ ,
', life if he didn’t. pay.
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cure
diabetes. dropsy
[lead this
ronuly recommend
10‘ its 3110010 hail wohk "kidneys
hes‘ 111111 dizzy spells. She
ins theh1.'l'hey 111de to be
it?" what was dreaded 1111 her case and
' , of .thr‘ee
he did hot 1111111? sign or her
' tout: tibLe may. Kidney Pills
1- after everything else had
Price 50
Fostrthlburn Co. B lfnlo.
tilted
, .Tl'tom'ernber the name~Doan' s—and
0,3149] D'V' l8 lNCORPO'RATE'D.
9i stock of the conipany is set at
. “gains; ' in T ‘ cndricks ‘and
ii. Wlk kes.allof New Haven.
' 9
1111111111. organlqe theatricat' compan-
ioti“ till to maintain schools or instruc-
ti and in mush and dramatica.’
111211 'T'Ak: THE 111de our.
”1 have usod’ Dr. Kinl-‘t's New Life
‘ satisfaction. They take the kinks out
of stomach, liver and bowels. without
Pltisil ld. Vt. Guaranteed satisfnc
F. 2”. llaxtor'sg drilz VstVore.
ASE POW’S '
'Phono 8'87.
WTFOMD, Sflept 23 -——Papers of in V
mutton, for the Grand Opera liouse ,
ponies» on New Haven were filed at
‘ ,' Politic capitol here yesterday. The
and the lncorpor tors are Louis
company is formed to "operate
.Pillr for many years. with increasing
1111111111111 friction;" says N. H. Brown. of
4
'V’flome in and ask us
"how 11"? get one on
- fuwmu1. .
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Criminal Superior Q9u nsidcrs
mi 0‘. Kind. Wm M
1 rim that "sites 11111111» cities 11c.
trioil‘ is this ctifihty cfino. before Judge
cm and a jury in the criminal anci-
tor court in, “sport, yesterday, The
accused are oooph Vlcldamini.1Mgt-
teo Vicidqmtnl, Luigi Nappa and An-
toinette Esposltq of Derby and An.
sonln. They are alleged to have ob-
tallied 8300‘ from (lactnuo Veiicco, of
Shelton. under threats of taking his
Matteo Vicidorulnl is said to have
acted as stool pigeon. lie wont to
Velleco, and told him he'd better pay
the money. Matteo ,dcclni'ed he had
1ccefvcd one of tho letters himself.
and‘huti rcsolvtd to fictive/‘1' one of the
«him rather than' ge killed. He told
the unsuspecting Valleco that Andrea
the butcher had paid $300,111“! Anton~
lo the baker had paid it like 'amount.
0n the evening of HFebrusry 27.1908.
Velleco went to a trelley trestle just
outside .of Shelton. He had the. 8300
in his pockets and be passed it over to
'1 ghostly shone. c ad in bran saclrs'
111111 rugs that suddenly appeared from
behind some bushes.
011111111111:
t‘lnld Medal lt‘lonr is clicnpestmit‘s best,
too wine: :1 loaves to the sock. Eurnnuu.
1m—
N'OMINEE SHERMAN IN NEW
Y
ORK.
:NEW YORK. ScuL 23.—--l'tepubllcan
Vlooprosldeutlui Nominee James S.
aircrnlau on Friday noon will address
the. local members of the Commercial
"l‘revelcrs‘ Bound Money Lea no 0
United States, 1111 organizer 11111”w
in working for the election of William
H.1‘liuit, and Mr. Sherman. 1. ”11.1.11,
Sdus're White Glass
1p
, k nicer, clean color. pack’
are :- than the Old F9991oned Round
Blue Glass.
Wall P’ap‘e‘i‘s
Crockery. Glassware. Bonnier-ion
n5 Goods.
Japaneso‘ China in 01190. Moors.
Plates, etc.
Painters' Supplies; 1
Good ready mixed Paint. 81.“ per
gallon. '
Wh-ito Curtain Poles. with finnroo.
too.
I
made to order. _ . 1 ,
5 Painting slid Decoratins.
We 'ivo tho 8. G H. moon Trud-
11198an Ask fol-them. '
L. H. DECKER,
W Washington atroVot.
1'09. Con.
.14!
Fans
111’
' wound in his chest.
1 were obliged to preterit on the roof
" bros-s, wcr hanged hcr yester,dny for
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Window Shades and Pictnro mime -’
IOUTH N'GIWAVLKs .
Anna's) Amos Carved Mike Cam-
npniii'e ior Remonstrabng
illuDGEi’ORT. Sept, 28. ~Therc m
another distilling all"? on the Edit
Side, last night, about it) o‘clock.
all happened at tho home 0! Mike
Cnmpanllio. 745 East Main street. Two
brothers, John and Angelo 'Agessu,
board with him and seem to have
been a little tarnillar with the wire of
Cainl nllle at least that it what (lam
«thought and he warned them
to ke'op away from her.
This was on the street, and a lively
discussion took place between the
brothers and the landlord. The three
men went into the house, and in the
hall. it is said.1tho two brothers begun
to curve Cnmpanillc about the fam-
und chest. One. or the brothers, it is al-
loged held him, while the other he
came busy with the razor The man
might hays been killed,l1nd it not been
{or the presence of Fireman John Hill
stead. of Engine House No. 2 He was
attracted by the loud talking, and
watched the men to see what they
would do.
When he saw the chitin, he rush-
cd into the hull and grab or] one of
the. brothers, Angelo, and hold him
until the police came. The other broth-
or John tied, and has not been locnt
ed yet. The wounded man was taken
to the emergency hospital. and nine
stitches were necessary to close the
in the city court this morning, An~'
golds enec wus-‘contlnned until the
2511!. under $1.600 bonds, charged with‘
assault with inter‘ to kill. ~
(I FlREV lN NEWINGTON.
Road dn‘oo of 418v. Wm. '81 Walker
VBumed— mutants Barely
Eooope
NEWING'I‘ON, Sept 23. --'i‘hc resi-
dence of thc Rov.Wlliiu1n S Walker
Was totally destroyed by the, Monday
night; the fair1lly,-11011utstingof Mr. and
Mrs. Walker and their little rlsuflbtor,‘
barely escaping with their lives. They
and were then taken down by. ladders.
Almost everything was total loss. in»
cluding most. of the h nsehold farm?
lure all of the coal and a great quan-
ilty of wood The little daughter lino
only time usoscnpoin hcir might: dress.
The canoe of the fire is thought to be
a defective flue
Wm...“
'I'Wi') HANGED FOR MURDER.
CHAR! MES'l‘ON Misti“ Sept 2'
Ned Bowles and lim B'ur,llnson 1'10.-
hc murder of John Nathan. 11 white
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Domino and Cum-19V Up to Dino.
VV Rates 82 par doy and upwom.
“took and General Information ii'l'o'lr'1o1'
Sunday Dinners, 7561's
TIL. CALL 888.“ " ‘
itemize E. Dana 81 V8911,
to Wall 31., Nor-walk.
Real Eddie. and
V Insurance.
,' on hsvo several docldod born-9n:
in income. producing prepony that
thm lacrosse In value with tho ropid
rowth of tho town.
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Electric Fails. ‘
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; to their “1011111111. on street.
Dinner 'Psrt'l'n and lii'nqti'st‘s . '. '
.' him because in thc- night
'1 ‘1 line 1
_ Mr. Riordan said that: was true as '
the city counsel had made that spe
‘ tuition at the commencement of the
' matter.
' ' the city 1111121111111“;
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;; on: the 60h day of
o'clock in the
1 to the acceptance
Pilll'lli Sift 18 Will
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(Continued From First Page. )V
of the. council were present The fol
lowing bills were ordered paid:
litre dephrtment .............. 8 88.10
Administrative . . . ............ 301
Scw'cr ........................ 299 71
Highway .......... 1 .......... 25.". 31
W
TONI] .......‘ ..... "..1....'11..H‘6]61Ji
The meeting was then adjonmcd un
til the Orchard stre’c'i matter Was dis
posed pi
The report of the committee. of .l
i 'l‘. Pi'owltt, Eben Eaton ‘and 'M.'J. ltiot'
111111 was read by Mr. Prowitt, as fol
. lows:
Norwnik. Conni, 8th 22,1908.
'I‘o ills Manor the Mayor and Council
of the City at No1 walk
Gentlemen: The committee to whom
was referred the matter of establish
log a building line on Orchard street
beg leave to report. After looking over
the property and hearing the testi-
mony of nearly every property owner
on the street, that in their opinion. tht
12-foot line would be the proper our
to establish, we: thereforowdcommend
a 12-foot building line. This line, start
inn from West avenue on the nortti
side of the street. ' into the build
tng owned by 'i‘ru . arid-Donohnc,
_shown by a proillc'map mode by C. A
Wood, C. 11‘... which is made a part oi
this ropofl. across the stops on west
end, striking the: main house about
the center and running across the. from
to ill i2 inches on east end.
'It also cuts oft tin-cc inches of steps
on residence of Holly Sinus011.'l‘hl:
completes the entire damage to build
logs on north side 111‘_streot.0u south
side of street, we R1 the lint-1 does not
confliCt or intent-.61" idly buildings up'
i". date of Julx 2], when and where
11. Wheeler was given permission to
met 15’ 1111111111111.
‘ , Under date of .'luly 21,1908; 'we find
this vote by (ouncil, at 1'1l1lcl1 a major-
i of the members were present: Vot
that the petition of Vanderhocf &
Co to erect a one- story house on ()r-
hard street be granted, but the build-
up is to he no nearer Orchard .street
than other buildings, pt other owners
facing Oichurd street Whereas Van-
dcrhocl‘ & Gotham gone ahead. on
their own responsibility and erected
or partially crrcted a building, without
regard to the vote of the city we fail
to see where thm can bring forwar
tiny claim for damages. and althoug
Vundcrhoct it (‘0 0. present a bill of
damages. We tlnd onrseltcs,11nder the
vote of the Council unable to estbr
taln it.
As the Council at present date have
not ordered either of the buildings on
the north side of street viz, 'l‘raccy
and Donobue and Slauson, removed
out of! or damage made. good by the
establishment of :1 12 foot building
line, and until such time as they do
' take such action, the committee do not
find any- expcnse attached thereto.
Therefore, we do not find any special
benefits or du1uuges.as the building
line takes the 1.11 e? amount of pro-
party from each 111131111 proportionatclv
As such
we flint the benefits and damages
would be equal
Signed, '
MICHAEL J. RIVORDAN,
1211111111 EATON‘.’ ‘
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9 Thominlttee.
Mr V'Vbculcr asked 'tbetc‘o'tnhi'lttce
if they consulted the city 'attbrncy iii.
. regard to their authority to ediabllsh
a line outside of a. twelve foot line.
Mr Riordan said they did not
given byl
Council it specified fr
pm...
Mr. Wheeler said Mr'. Walsh, the cor-
. .3 partition counsel made the statement
that the conunit'tce could not enteituld
any other line except thé 12 to 20 foot
Councilman iiubheiliofl'cre‘d the fol
' 3 lowing resolution which was accepted:
vVoted, That the report of the com :
mittee of freehoidcrsu of this city in
;t matter of the Orchard sires bull'dI
1i '3 lines he received
‘ Vporation counsehhe instructed to pm
pure and have sasvcd and. publishedi st
in accordance with the
a Council 11111111311 (21‘s
Qctobsr. 11108 1111
11.1111 n ,and
ed in relation
(such report niti'r
behpPrd11" ‘ 1 I
The special inso'tln'n wss1aocordinx.
-llf adjourned until October 6011, and
be in session at t
alto
where all parties intends
1‘ ,the rogulnr Mattress Moi: taken
an
Contention” dl,‘ Walsh zl‘l'ml'ibd
11mm: in the new! Jollirflheehouy
who. it will be remortibomli. 1111111 in-
1” AND to PPAU'NINGTON OT;
ll“
1 ', 51011111111111. '
flboceii. 111111.111. 111111 Main 11111111113111.
“1‘ that hc1hud been damaged by not;
' Strucki,
' He said if the water run along tin V
street all the one would be washed
into the basins anti it would cost. no 1
it;
1210201110
11111 that the con 3W
1‘1"
VV1V1 » 1 - J1): ,- '
one or Whine! 1111011 AUNT
es'rsr's power
The man ull'o said he PW!
gained scvcrnl 111111111111 lifter Vehi-
in'l1is wife's first' Print of bread.
because VVii' was so Vlt ivy. was
a- -tr\'iu’ to be llr'Vct'ii i sintirt
Perhaps he lindut given her
bread half :1 chac cc, if her range
was a poor ohc.th1m get her
a §ta1niord before he tries to be
.1i11ny;it’s a fine bak'ér.
1‘
’1
grade for a curb mid 'g'utte'r in' front
of his place in; Stuart oven ue.
Councilman Moulds- Said) all the
curb and gutters in the htro‘bt were in
bad condition. and if Mr. Banks had
0 line it would be necessary to survm
lie Wholeo‘strcet and straighten it out
PM Council thought it he was willing
0 put down a gtitter,l1e should l1
Ielpcd by giving him a grade. Every
ml) 011 the stmot'la‘dlilcrent. and all
1roperty owners will have to rc-lay
heir curb soon 1
.tlouncllman liquhell asked if a math
1811 ever been established, and found
here had been in the the. opinion of
he. council.
Uouncilman Buttery made a motion,
viiich was carried that if there was a
grade, it be given to Mr. Hanks, and
i there is not one, the city engineer
establish one.
A petition was read from the resi-
dents oi the Green. asking that the
request recently put before 11111001111
ill for a tennis court on the Green 1111
riot granted, because it would spoil
the looks of the place
Councilman ert mode a motion
that under no. consideration would '1n1
seine be allowed to be played there
and it was carried ‘
1p. Hubbcll made 11 motion that thc
finance comm tee 115 authorized to
hike up city ho’ '11s for as the tomb
in hand will permit
Mr Buttery said. he had been to i.
this street. and George Smith 11:111.
having the sewer extended to his place
He was 1WUIl1m1_.tonllow the sewer
through his property at the cost of 8,111
Easiness Wood esthnatcd thut the cost
would be 11111111151011, it no 1111111111. wci'c
A motion was 11111111 and ear
atoll that. the newer committee go
illeud with the matter- on the plans
submitted by Mr. Wood. . 1
Mr: Buttery suggested that whll'r
the streets were. 11111111111 bad condition
the council could help. along by go
39:: over ‘them and splitting in “tort
toll 1baslns where; they were needed.
more {when n few more clean than
111111111111 snout surface tcvery storm:
Several unions were attuned and
Mr “Mathlos said he Was in favor oil
having show more. = 1 .
Mr buttery reported progress in trio"
building lines of West avenue and.
camp stream; 1. '
Mr. Mamie; reported that the parks
were both cleaned tip. ~
Mr. Sk “would he had a petition
from the residents of Elizabeth and
Harriet streets to have a small light!
placed in that vicinity? 'TthComloil
voted the light committee power tot
put In the light.
Dr ert said the committee appoint
for the police department. had found
of 840 He said all the policemen ex-
o,w and was told that they Wcrc put
After ‘a discu‘ssltm on the matter the.
tilepresentlnsw, which-wore tilled up, ,
ed to look after the purchase of a safe 1
that all cities of any site htid a safe.
and he made n‘th’otion that he be given 1
tumor to purchase a safe lit the cost V'
cent “the chief had asked for the safe. -
but Mr. Hubbeil said he was not in ‘V
favor of purchasing" the safe until the .
chief asked for it. councilman skeliy '-
ltcd what ”was done with valuables :
in st'orc sales or carried by the police' '
Bridgeport Advortioomcnu.
Bridgeport A'dvertisemfli'tl
l' 1'- .
The New 11111111111101.1711
l 11",, “’11 ' - it). a 4'
cl Uenfs Gloves has arrived .
Always well and favorably known, but this year they
are unusually fine, soft, and flexible. A Dent Glove is the
prince of street 'UViovcs, stylish, correct, and durable. 11115
new line 15 especially good, for excellent skins have been
put lilitLlllL‘lll, and they are well made and shapely 'lwo
(13.11115,
$2. 00 a pair.
In 1111111111.. and Ii'u'li'au Red. The best Tailored Glove
there IS. 1
Dent' s Gloves in Children’ 5 Sizes.
'ibey are c.\ \actly the same quality as the larger sizes
but with one clasp at the wrist. her boys, misses, and very
little folks. . . .
1 $1.25 2a pair.
The 0110 Dress Shield
There is an interesting Dcnniuisti'ation at the center
counter at the Notion Stock. The "thuo" appears in many
' different materials, in iiniusook, japuncs‘c silk, and linen
11111511, each made in :1 variety of shapes and sizes. To those
who are looking for something extra nice and comfortable
in Dress Shields, we extend an invitation to visit the Dem-
onstratiou. These Shields are guaranteed otlorlws, wash-
able, and llygit‘i‘lic
\sk to see the “Zooayo,” which 153 novelty.
The Tailored Wallis
.As announced yesterday the stock of Autumn Tailored
\Vaists is remiy.1)1'stinclive styles in white linen and
madras, sonic plam little “Shirts" as they are termed, others
with their somewhat masculinc severity lightened with a
touch of embroidery it is a goodly showing.
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During the 911111111111 we all, on 11111 leisure, time out
of doors, and so give little thou t to indoor surroundings
New the Summer is over and we think of putting our '
Moses in order. —
Permit us to suggcs’t Slime things in which we 1 1 -
help you—-
RUGS
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CARPETS
lngrains, Tapefiri. Ernsséis and ‘Velvet.
MAT'l‘iNGS
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Won the committeei
l'iicotlng was adjourned
Amrlctr.
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York 0.
At Detroit—Bombs 1 Detroit 1.
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Cincinnati 2.‘
AVVt: Erobklyu—4l30ston 7, St. bpnls 0.
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charge of the aiserohustate exhibits;
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pictures 19an lectures.
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for 75.000 pairs of sailoro' 11111111111 have
,L'bean'm 11d 91.11119. Navy Departs
meat at 111 or more 111mg sen
,tthg the contracts are Git-hie d1 Com-
puny, Philadelphia. and dorsal: iii-1111'»
tired by automate” W.» 1111111!
John Banks appeared 'ouil wanted a
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authority to purchase the safe was ;.
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