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PAGE . THREE b.
TU Epcotosis derivatives. 4 it
sIIIcond Day's B'IIIib'n of thi infirm»
Itlonol Congress Iln WIIhlngton.
WASHlNGTON Step4. 29. "The sec-
oud day' I! sesllou of the international
Congress on Tuberculosis opened at
9:30 o‘clock this morning. The ion-
. m1.“ Ilvovu {NM
“initiative t. to bd'ro'turit‘lebed this fall with new Window or Door Dro-
pe'rn'ia. why that attend to this at once sand avoid possible delay? We have
4 a very lbrsai assortment of Domestic and imported Novelties. final which
you intiy' ms 8 selections This list gives you a hint at some of the kinds;
tor wear. oompim I4lneI of
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prove interestlo
andI
, Couch coon.
Comforts on .. ..I. . . H tire mortuu was devoted to the work
II 51°! 3 *0 cum’ on- if. I‘orlm' 4Ourtall3iI ............... I‘i 2544;14:51- ntilr up‘. or Section bur. With Dr. William “-
4’ Riitflob uIlin cIrrtIinI .............. 89¢: to 98 96434 pal r. Welcb, of Baltimore. moulding. Pill"
,n Bobbi,“ LII‘o R glut Curtains ............... 75c to 9:055 porpalr. ticlpatlng in the discussions. which
4 4m; are (ier urtslnI ................. 75c up to per uslr dealt principally with such phases of
MAHACKE O II CD ..................... . ........ 4. tuberculosis as chances ol‘ infection.
M "01"“ ILOCK. ll'uublo No! cumin. ........................ 3g latent infection. predisposition and
COUTH NOR IM, lrlIli Point Curtains .................... $3.50 up to .5 heredity. were many and distinguish-
‘ Portion . ..,... . .......................... $1.25 up to ca medical scientists from abroad.
Surgeonflcnernl Simon Von Unlerber.
“or, of St. l’ctersburg, Russia. liuuor-
physician at tile czur'a court, con-
tr buttid his views of "Mortality in Ta-
Ucrculosls.”
“All totidclit'y to disease that ap-
pears in any individual," asserted Dr.
Untcrborger, "is to be regarded as
hereditary. whether or not the corres-
ponding dlfictwo can be traced back
Willi: iii THE‘
soot/Elam
1., f.
.‘I-‘pu—Jr' nu 13"
hl. ‘l'ng
c3 «3.33
it‘s ,
bereabouts Better read it.-
4 . . 4 cacti time to parents or ancestors. ' . ,4
3 John A. Groafibiier, pt South Nor- Edw WW Kelley Jr's . The tendency to consumption is luher- i ., 4 I}? i
Walk and Miss ghee Duffy of Siam 9 f ‘ lied. and may be dcvulopcd by various ' - ’ “Alli
ford were married Sunday. , ORUWIOT. -I agencies. Numerous autopsies show 4 ‘ ' 4’44: . .I,3
re. , i it» Lil , , I . that every man ovc’r thirty yours of 1 44‘
llahti otcilltlillgfamlsligtlilcd325, lvisiting ‘ NORTH MAIN STREET: ' " age “"5‘ “m "'mmm‘ "I.“ tuberculosis I126 “wont ST feet
relatives ill w“ “$1011 COIlln. ITIL .5”. infection. lllcsu facts, show how coul— .~
Earl B. (infield, at Main street,
Norwa k.’ a conductor on the local trol
ley line istbreatened with pneumonia.
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iBAYBROOK PtsArrortM mom:
. A ..
Sessions, 7 to 9 o‘clock.
Odo be tit and 2nd.
Many, Seats A‘il‘étidy Taken.
BOOKS F‘lll‘l l“.
paratitcly easy the human organism
can OVcl‘colllc the tubercle bacilli and
glvc us thc indication for our trout-
nicnt the strengthening ol’ the oigan
ism by liyuiiplc and dietic lilcaus.’
WI“ and Mrs. John Bartram are Pro A ed by ti, Middle 115.7 hr. Julius B"llll( or Vi uu..i dil-
bomc from their weddlu tour and gram .l‘l‘inil 4, .I I X . . - ‘ ‘l " ‘
are residing at No. 19 lill side Place. Conference Being Presented OPENWG NIGHTS ““9“” ”‘0 "’"WS 0’ “ll“‘v‘ll‘m “““l
Mls. A B Ghiotto, of 179 Washing-
ton street has been entertaining her
sister, Miss Mary Henley. of Bridge-
port.
Mrs. George T Rose and Mrs. Wil-
liam Johnson of Belden avenue ”Nor
SAIYBROOK. Sept. 29.—-Tbe com-
memoration of the two hundredth an-
niversary of the Suylirook platform. an
ordinance and Constitution often refer
red to in doctrinal discussions. was am
School
MW”WNMWOMO“O ,
olvvvwvww
x.
Send tor Enrollment lilank.
The best time to outer.
M A. MERRILL,
DO IT NOW.
Prln.
“The infection from phariiyx, stomach
and intestines. is far more frequent,
. particularly during early life, than has
generally been considered." Dr. Carl
Him. or Berlin, in his views or the
subject or predisposition oi' the unit-cs
4ot the lungs to cause or pulmonary
In addition to quol checks with
l
g . Q
‘ipices. Exti’adt’s, Cocoa. Choco-
late, Tea. Coffee.
SUGARS
partners
41’!“
has.
walk. are spending the day in New 4l3\‘t—lli of more titan passing interest to \, -. . . » i , .3 lulwrculosls. dot-lured that, aside from 3;.
York city. (.‘ougrcgationalists lll Connecticut, and , lbc (ml-rd? lpltlénouarIy tuberculosis ‘
. . . . . ‘ “‘ 3 in youi l 11 ill vi uais s to be sought '
._ ' , ( it i ,A ) . v
D“ DleI cures M31“?- I ‘41")? Iliody (if them at u“ ‘iaybtooit . ' ‘ 3 in an individual predisposition (lllt' to « I w . — on -- «‘wv 4 4 .
Cornelius A. Sweenei’, who has been :4;":5L°Ig‘1fl:4’m:44OJ'lfr‘h gathered ““951 : . . ac SDI},l . anatomic and functional disturbances '
anjoylng ,, vacation resumed his du- by 4““: lilidilltstxu gggfif‘égcgrw'ii’fih , ‘3 . or the normal conditions uruuml the _4 4 _ W
cm 1 1 3 . ‘3 ‘. . 1 3 _3 > i rt ~ 1- . ‘ ‘ WM
ties at u“: A Ft geckmaun and C Saybrook platform was resctibed 1)) : Optician. Hulpiwgr “Db imil- l’fim: thor ii; i Ai4fi4gm it is the: intention 0! the
puny store, we er fly built l’i‘ot Willistou Walker of “It? ) , rt )lllllliI III IitI'tn 1c in 0i l UT 0"” iconrt to dispose of the cases before
Thomas Smith. of Cedar street is Yale Dlilllll) School and Rev. . .: E thi t1]. i I I i . 3:5,,3‘13,‘,,.,',',,‘,".’,’,.f§{,‘.‘:f'w"'.‘f.’.. flit-11:. ”mun" “we are ”"0" yet m be
:11“:an N; (glGSIlémélfilTfi’Ct- 40d”- 14‘1” Silllluel Hart (‘91!!! 0f ills 3 Berkley b ve! 3' ng in e ca he. sion that tubercdloslu chiefly treblsmlt. . Prosecuting Attorney 52mg of 4hen1d m
am y 0 av urges s movng vinlty School. (Episcopalian). at Mt C 4,.“ 4, . ' 4 d’ ‘ . ‘T . .
. . y atrial germs an by any of Bridgeport came to town Saturday NEW MILL m P A
. from Cranbury to Westpoxt.I dietontn 4““? gIave "419’”? s tn "awn": ’ Eyes Examined Free respiratory t1ac,t although sometimes and prosecuted the case against. 1 i’hAlNFthi iii) SoprL grim}: will
.4 The state railroad commissioners tinIhIs OIldCS ILIGaIraclft II [lot “iii;- ; it pcrsplrcs through the skirt. Prank l’ctroue. charged with selling4be commenced tomorrow on the erec-
i will arrive in Daubury tonight, and “”4"“‘413: 4K 4“” 11“" 00W 4 k 63 W ‘L . arm a recess. Btttllullfi t and 2 of liquor on his premises in (More lieu of a new building for the Lawton
4 make the annual inspection of the tor cu '1‘th etyI ast nlghiI on the toot: A L STREET. IPHIOINE 488. NORWALK. tlm mum-p5,, held “104," 30334,," ”Hg smut, lie was found guilty and Mills Company of this place. The new
’ Western and Shore Line divisions of 3'1“ 4m” 9‘ “4 “'l I speak Ithfore the Con- ’ 1 " ' " " " t" *' ' . ‘ 3 “WNW". convening Hi 213" 0'9109k- “Hui $50 and costs amounting to 4 strut ture will be of brick construction
the New Haven 10.ad “dint :11}; i; stern .1l Socltty along tht The principal subjects dismissed were about $90. Putrone paid up Shimmy; three stories high and 200 by 180 feet.
Mrs Leonard D. Wildman who has 5 t e "(Ioniuuctlval and Cutaneous Tubct3~ Capella whose" place is in Grove The holding, when completed and
been spending a portion of the sum
mer as the guest of Mr. and Mrs Al
trdl N Wildman in Danbury. left yes-
terday for her home in Kansas.
vMerriii Night School opens Thais
day and Friday. October 1 and 2. The
best time to enter is at the opening.
Sessions 7 to 9 o '.clock
Miss Gertrude H. Hotchkiss sails to.
day on the North German Lloyd Ex-
pree steamer Kronpriuzessln Ceclile.
for Paris, by Way of Sherburnc. where
she will attend school the coming
year.
The quarterly conference of the first
Methodist Episcopaicburch was held
last evening. but only routine matters
_wcratrmmacted Tire othclal board of
The platform took its name ftom the
ecclesiastical synod Whit it met here on
September!) 1708. by tuipolntmeut oi
the colonial legislature of (‘onnectit at
it had an attendance of twelve minis
ters and four laymen representing tht‘
ten Congregational Church of cool.
county into which the colony was tbct
divided. in his address Prof. Walker
said the synod prepared an ecclesiasti-
cal constitution by which the minia-
tcrs of the Commonwealth were group-
ed in "iiesociatlons" of fixed geograph-
ical boundaries The object of the con
stitutiou was to promote order and
harmoni amour. tho ministers and tilt—
churches. and to provide more definite
and eit-ctive means of settling such
diiliculiles as might arise ilkpdptiuisI
trtttion than had existed in cw Enig-
mvv'owvvvsgobuuvwou - -p_._v- .
aces
There‘ I specie“! bounty iii the new Nets and Lace Band-
ings we are showing for dressy waists and smart evening
gowns. '
There are" plain nets. white Arab and cream color.
Dotted net in raised button efl'ects also plain and dotted
nets tacked, for the new mou‘squctaire sleeves. yokes or
guimpes.
... “i.
Ant-Ada
clln lit-actions." "()psonic ludcx" and
“Scrum Diagnosis. "
_....___..._..._._..I_
cATAsaH cA‘d‘N‘or as cusso
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS as
> they cannot reach the seat ofvtbe dis
ease. Catarrb is a blood or constitu-
tloniil disease. and in order to cure it
4 you must take internal remedies
Hail' s Cstarrb are is taken internally.
and acts direciy on the blood and
mucous surfaces. Hall’ 3 Catarrb Cure
is not a hunch medicine. it was pre-
scribed by one of the best physicians
in this country for years and is s regu-
lar prescription. it is composed of the
4 best topics known. combined with the
best bI'iood purifiers.a acting directly on
the mucous surfaces. The perfect
‘ ; combination of the two ingredients is
street. was to be tried. also but. o‘w-
ing to the death of a child in his
totally the case was postponed ui'tiil
next Saturday. when all the cases
mu he mm it n mites Ian day and an ’
lllllilllllltlli
. it
rut “bib
‘1' | .“ vii
l {tI’ii'L‘I
equippe with the latest models in cot-
ton machinery will mean an outlay of
about $250, 000 and give employment to
about 300 hands. it is hoped to have
the mill running by the coming spring. 4
illfillllillllllli
'li v"t.,—vi
[ll “5- . m“
T14 $333353?” “ meeting imme a loud IcoloiiIleI-s. 1 Hill chlfefIslgnldcatIua . bl EXQUlSitCI dCSlgns n Venise and Oriental bonding. Shit' what produces snob Wonderful results ' ’ ' ' L 1’ “M “MW“ ““3" .1 "i 5“ 3‘ ‘3 ‘
1 from a po tca no at o v cw was t at a e or the hi it , 5 u
. bright: vlii’lltlllhsgll‘u Nlcblil);,wlflyfv Y2}: it was 4". mm). “mm“ d by “it“ (“040“ T4, gb G b t i (:3 fat‘tIiI. or for tLiImmini. h $131? Catonli. Sand for testimon- THE WWGTONS
. ‘ I ial icglIi-tlu 1113,c and the Ichurches which ese are ut a l-. I 0 tie new t in s t at ave ust
3 at. integers: at “iii“ifi’. 22:: mm, .. .., u... .m... g ’ ’ 0...... ‘3 man: 0 r3334“?! are m... . .
- 1 ‘4 ' - 4‘ “estabished by law." The plot arm 8 id b D 4 rice 5 . .'
4 companletd 4‘4” his plothér, Who‘} wu'ilb): was in legal force until 1871 and gov- Considering the quality of these Laces and the smsrtness 11:)“, $3,133“ 3 a”; pm: (3;, consu- 34A?- fiTUSMPF WINONA WILSON
’ the W"? . 0r “ W a" ‘ ' erned the practice or the (wherein!~ of the patterns. the prices are wonderfully low. ration '3 "3" mid: ""35 3 defined micgmwcwm“ ~
i G242” F 20819., ii i done.) Churches of the state generally. 3 I T B FORDS .
i 8 sum 9? Y (301101191109 Wl 1e until far into the nineteenth century. "'_‘—‘_’“ 'HE
i held this evenlng'ht the Norwalk Some nf tlicorgnnlzatlons toundedun- COLD STRIKE—SIDEALL GROUNDS RAD
Methodist church in charge of Rev. J.
D. Adams. D. D., District Superinten-
dent. ’l‘he regular class meeting will
alsobe held at the same time. 7:50
o'.clock
der it still exist.
Rev. E. M. Chapman. pastor of the
entertaining church. prcsldcd. anti
gave the address of welcome.
Among the other spi'ukt'i‘h‘ who made
N. E‘QRyan &"Co.
as Washington Street smith homes,
New York and Detroit Still Leadars
in Pennant Race.
NEW YORK. Sept. 29.—Altltouxl1
New York and llotrolt4 respectively.
COEORIED’ ENTERTAINERS
WILSON a RICH
The Mlnsttol Men
JOHN HARDING
Monologlst
.nIaJ- 4.7.1.5.»; who have: u “we;
4 The Westpoits defeated the Fair- preparcd addresses were Rev. Dr. ,. I4“ I” “I 44‘ H , n ‘I I the leaders in the National and Ameri-
4 fields in an interesting game of ball, loewellyn lratt, of, Norwich; Rev. it. can Leashes pennant races increased
1 by the close score of We to one. it H. Hart, of lvoryton. and Rev. A. W. . . II their advantage slightly 'yesterdny. .4 4 4 , . .. 4
‘ ' required fourteen innings to determine Hazen. 0t Midtilctown, president of -g,-_--——_4 .Mm “,4” IIIIII .. - “m“! 44mm “I“ no dltnluuitlon 40de ,lu 44w . I I M44
the result. when Muiroy of NotI')walkI the Mlddleccx Historical Society. interest which has been aroused by Afitmnaf Exam-Sydney
made a h“ With two men 0“ “es . tho blitetli Wlth'd contests {or an-
thus bringing in the much needed run . OAS‘l-fiRIIA walk- over Shoes urcmncy. 4,, “m.,, case 4,“. “4,, 4,, p9,. THROUGH THE PICTURESQUE WEDNEsoAY SEPTEMHER' 301.“.
for WesthortI. . , lipmtlre 44 llilil'ti‘ Yttlllilll ilwalSW ccntagc made by the leading teams meSm HILLS
Oarl Gale William 5- ’06 was in 3‘81““. 4 3. _ was cxtrcfcly slight and. although the “A GOOD PLAY FOR HUSBRNPS
“They Fit When Chief-3' Fan.” end of the season is close at band. AND WIVEIB TO SEE. " ’
town yesterday. and while hole paid a
call4t41pon .Treat Stanley. Mr Gale
cards .14: his home in Lee, Mass.
and was accompanied by two Wil-
liam'amen (p41 gheir way to Johns Hop- Law Goes Off In Maine Tomorrow at Over Shoes “rm.“ ,,,.,,,,,.,.4y ",4de you can wear today Philadelphia and New Yor.k in Autumnal “41,33". ,,,,. am, the most
kins University one to study medl- Midnight. ‘ the National l.otistit3.,\vt-rc St‘ltctlulctl (llill‘llll u‘g natural pictures The} rcatDramatlc Sensation;
clue, and the other to continue his ~ 4 4. 4 , ' ”‘9'“ “l”! comfort, Mid case from the very M“ (0,. ,,_ double hump, 4,, NW, York, THfiRS AY, OCTOBER . ,.. . , . .Jgu' _
study Of geology . BANGOR MO" Sept. 39-"th ball (lily you put tin-111 on, while all the others \vcrc down for 1 THE THIEF "
—-Enter_"Me11ill Night School Octo
i tomotrow at midnight, and ' ‘ ' d it N 3 ti . N
her 1 and 2 and learn Bookkeeping, removet iltlladt pla- cw toik genus. it a ford 7: 40 n m. ilarien. 74:7 am. 44
Shorthand Typewriting. Arithmetic the hundreds of sportsmen who are L N & Y ' 3 tloual League Bt'llutllilt- provided tot South Norwallt. 8: 00 a. tn, Norwalk. By HENRI BERNSTEIM 3
either in camp or on tltciiwny to the 4 ’ contests between St Louis and Pitts .s‘: 05 a. m., Wilton» :15 a. m, Brnnch- A5 played f” Ten Moilthli at whbfi
Penmanship, S lllng. Grammar and
habits grounds will then be at llbcr- - « t l l 3 . 3
in All books and stationery are 3 burg 3‘ “"“l‘lrfiv C ”mg" ““‘l C “' ‘me. 3-27 a. m ?
:2? 8 ty to pursue the nimble deer and 'Phone 466. 90“,”th St- ciunatl, at Cincinnati. and Brooklyn Stopping to leave passengers at “
moose and the bulkier bear. Present ' _"""‘_" '_‘ ': '_ “' " and Boston. at Boston. in the Ameri- Grout Harrington, Stockbridge Lee EVERY LOVER OF THE anA
the
J as P. Mailer. treasurer of
Hugo National Union. is the Demo-
~Mm__.__.. I
. T0 HUNT BIG GAME.
on big game hunting in Mflllit‘ will be
conditions indicate that the season is
likely to be a successful one. the rains
Comfort spduks as you draw on a pair of Walk.
were not at all decisive Unless the
weather (otidliimts interfere, all the
[cams in both leagues will be engaged
one gunn- each. in addition to the
‘4
'70
can League, New York will meet St.
isouls at St. Louis; Washington plays
, .. T0 .
PITTSFI‘ELD‘
\t the season of tho y:3c11 when the
Spetlill express train lex7mts Stam-
and Lenox. line at Plttslield at 12:15
noon.
(Arthur Brisbane‘s Editorial in the N
Y Journal.)
‘FII
CHARLES FROHMAN PRESENTS ti
ceunt Theatre, _New York.
SHOULD 603 AND SEE
‘THE THIEF’ "
o , I4, . . . .
erotic candidate for confirm in “10 or the past tew (in it having alleviated 3 . . W W t l tlfé N 'l‘
3 , D t it: it stou.tCl1lc.t 0.11mi lldlu is c tt I i m n 91 ‘1 . , ew York ’1
I Third District. His tommneliit ls Otto the dry conditionsywblch bud parched ‘3 “Sign, “inmoveiland g ”15:33..“ "Sfiagtgfigflgmav, 7,41,33,55,}? bane)
9- "fiwlke’; “(”930 W e ideals/i Itiovet'n- the woods T l 655 2 ‘ _ T It 6“ i ‘ Today the players will have their tions. ““’3"‘
ushes race track 1) titer was The, guides who have been in the‘ e . , ' - 0 - ' “4.3, “Damn“, 04‘ 44,4. yum. with m.,, ROUND 1-33“, FARE PRICES. .......... 25‘s, 50c, 75o, out)
€331"?ng gagggfingnzt .th sttIz‘gngIlsh woods aheady report the deer to be ' . . , z autumn weather The cold wave that rrom Stamford and Darien “'25 First 4 Rows’ Orchestra .......... 81.50
a or in as great numbers as M any time 2 3 . ' struck the Middle West yesterday lies , """ _..__..__.._._.
trlct ‘ibét‘p aretw lore hat “Glories during the petition ears. Bullmoose 3’ '3 3*3' " '1 ‘3 3 '» - . 3’ - . . ' ,1. 4‘ ti “0'" other ”mm“ """ 3 33333 “30° ’ ’
lid to litr'géii are at. o the workmen ,,e scant-9,4 occurring to the sports. TO CALL ANI‘) SfiE WHAT WE OFFER FOR Tms idipfisfidiéhicgfiug’ 4444;; 4:44:41}: “‘4’: Special tickets 3503 $445. 0,, and“, HOYT SEEATRE'
it e ~
as said to be mutilated with the union.
:New York Trade Record
LThe next in i of those interest-
iéd tn the case 903% I‘gbccca T. Mathews
in Maine. The co
however. tire prose
be appreciated fully. Then too we
want you to .view our'Vvorkrooms and
see for yoursoll‘ the tiniest equipped
. tailoring establishment in South Nor-
walk.
.4 Laos: norm,
although tliere are thousands o nio'osc ~
so and calves;~ .
at all times, .
Guld dos and sportsmen have been weru- -
SATURDAY'S TRADE. THE FINEST LINE OF
(it. '9‘ na‘
33 Washington Street South Nativalk
vorablo for foo ball than baseball
——M t disii tiring sight Ieruptlono.
.Norwalk city Republican committee
will be held this evening. at headquar-
.ters. in South Main street.
At the rose t time, there are three
.. 33 promised can ldatés for the mayoral-
4ty uo‘m instio'n' tomorrow evening. Har-
lry, MIi‘Idvatii‘er Frank N. Ferris and Dr H.
special traiiis and Excursion
tickets, the number of which Will be
strictly limited must be purchased be-
tote entering the cars, or 1egulai taro
out: WEEK,
Commer‘itzi 4i Mort‘sayi. sdIdtSnitior 28.
AXC l 0 best ay
Stir. :3: so;
» . 4s I ' El .
' " ’ ’ l sites
r y}: the Norwalk Board of Retlet will ed when taking out licenses of the vl83' .- t 16 and Fanc 53733113 i330 it? rgurdoclot Eliot)?“ Bit “"11 "“ ““1109“ Thdio‘da‘y. F‘rida’y dh'd Kitutda‘.“
Dh‘é held next Monday morning, in the iltince necessary to prevent the casual- “ , . I tore ,3 a cleansing blood tonic “likes SPECIAL NOTICE. r“. K".- R l) 6* S
is brwalk town court room. The evl- ties which yearly reach. from careless ‘. 4 . - . 4 _ . you clear- _eyIéd clear- braised cl‘ear- An agent of the { Berkshire 34,643,, e I110 er 0 e134 tack
Ca 4133 t been “in“??? on 4’18“ 3‘ . ' .' .4 3 4 skinnéd. _ Railway will board he train and make 111 a Kielif‘tolre 0t 131i . (“£1483 rays.
0rd“ Mg‘fie WB- and it ‘90 S “5 . . ‘_'r—T— ' . 3- . ‘ v 4 4 ,4 , . . . sale of notes. at rate of twenty-five on But it "his 4 3
Gt’eeiyth an” i will. W a innit one First Tramp—4M5 3i“. it pays ‘0 3 ’ HUNGARIAN SBK BENEFIT 80- cents each. which will cover the servt- ‘ ‘ 3“”, -
Innova- no is insisted before 44mg: b: 41%}3 I4rardner 444860I40nd47ramr: - 3 ‘3 . LEIETYL cos of that .Conlhnn)’. in. .show4ns par 3 ,
33 Tw ' o my. an :1 er or was ac . . '-~ 1 FOR Se sit—Tit til- t s l t ‘ ' .
"3 tiff-d ln‘ res‘terdnrs i'dfiif and dlmb “all? akmun sawI ‘ _ TO BE FOUND IN THE N013" '74‘ f‘" cogsaolfmtlle Hudg'nrlgn gasoline t e sdgie mgousgfimgmg; fioitcblfng“ . RBWWM Vgflevylgémmefl “is Rt!
me 8 xpen 6- Says “ an you sir" ' Prom deliveries to all lnts of the (own. ' . ties trom all over the nlted Stat, e‘s portatlon through Pittsneid. due at lat- V9” ”nah *‘ ‘ »
' ‘ "F' " " ._ and he ha me ”Tested—Tit Bits Pt I] x llpo assembled ll-(‘l‘e yesterday to examine ‘9: Dim“. about I2. 30 p.711. RE’ERTO'RIEE F0 -THE WEEKIE‘H '
:‘ .'. Just 3 ca tom youI WI be appreciated. '3 '\ lthe books 0‘ “1‘48 dilferent SWletlQS, THE "Ewmvonx' NEW HAVEN ‘ M lids, -—Wh *flnflfisnl
‘ l8 Ibolng the Itiilldnal headbuhr‘lers. HARTFpRD RAILROAD 0 Y Y 0 9“
Y”; Show SR 3 on report, will .not be made ptib‘ lo 3 . Tuesday—Marching Through acetate.
3 Operttlors “on“ " until today. Joseph Bakes is presld- fl Thursday—A Slim” 9i“-
wwk 800“ y the beautiful 8 ins df n‘ew dill! ex’ ”1’8“ MgERIDEN §AL£E8MANW a D. Friddv—A Wife'fl Secret.
Md "‘3” can {6f ‘ .3- '3'lJ elusive patterns imported Woolens ' . -—-—--—--———~' *0 =3 all” 3- saturtlay—{ldder Western Sitter"
once *0 Emma 3 dishes that is belhg ‘htae eat. Koppele ., {Em [GR crrv REPUBLIQAN COMMITTEE Bristol, a Nwidéur in: it traveling Mounties:
. bio Ava. IndB . . - pflnt cannot describe them ,n a aut- ii 3A OCERS- TO M351: salesm‘it'n tor the internationst Sliver, Thursdny4—Hei1ess to the Estate.
CW” Conn » 44m- isfa'ctory way. They intiét be seen to All lmDOItant meeting 0f the 9011"! Company died at his home here yes- “‘9“! “1593*“ Lynne.
3’ - ' terdny of heart trouble. The affection satlirtiay——Lost and Won.
is believed to have resulted hold a snicss—‘MatmIe'so ........ 10 imam
shock suftercfi) by Mr. Bristol follow-
ing an cynical
years ago. He was titty-seven years
old. He leaves tw3o sons, Dr H. Sinn-
ley Bristol a chemical chpett in the
United States Department of Forestry.
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11 in New York Ibve‘r'tii 4 llniited number of Ladles' Tl'dltotp
‘ Ifor Motions] night at lt‘iI dents. .‘l‘44
some people do not consider their
if e
fifi‘m‘éfififif ffi'fifilfi‘ 4 0 at Washlnkto‘nD C. and thee lier. thegI are getting all that is coming to
401 No. Main 8b, flouth NorwIlk. ‘ The of rat tlll bfiut loving any Harold Bristol. chemical exIpeIr‘t i3 a“ tilbbt {thield they are getting the share
- IITIII. I4 . ,, _ 31,, 1. 41,44 you b ve" mil we with p, large company at New Bnmswlck 4o: about ten other people.
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