- «from c unburned
lit . '14.:
Fairneltl, loot. “in he submit:
built. out 01 tin
way of an approaching freight train, on
unknown man. about thirty-eight your:
old. was struckIand almost Instantly
killed by the Knickerbocker expreu‘
‘ ‘ Magoo, the eroslon evpert of the De-
That’s fit for Fishing can be
ham VICTORIA.
' In! I Colo- Stout. “Ways on drought.
‘ I \ r are. abnormal. 'llprlm.
Just west of the station here yesterday
afternoon.
His skull was crushed nun
his back and arms were broken.
5.«p0
1..
loadas asathey
cause it; thoroughly and
CW all
purities
to m with tail emu.— Ioc- usual 21v.
.slo Loss rhomronssr mes.
wasnmort‘m. Sept. tilt—An 3.3.
gr‘ega'te loss of $1,000,000 11 day during
the oaths when forest llrcs have
prevailing III various arts at the
Ultited States is estimate by W J
mrtment Iof Agriculitue The fores-
ryhmezpu in a statement today says
that Nubablr In every Instance the
(insulation forest time might have
boss...prcusnted It: the various states
hitti- Video on adequate number 01
WI nation the woods and arrest
thy fire: In ,‘theh incipleudy and It
brown and other users at the tor-I
1111111 Men careful to dispose of
1‘1 hitter logging. so as to prevent
the spread of tiles.
”Mm...
‘\
d 1:}: Medal Flour In real economy
Pmmukcn
.1
bu
Part of a letter was found In his
chet. It was» in [lotion and o and
Install, 1123 hiberty street. titl-
rg. Pa. There were also a chinese‘
laundry chock. Had a Hungarian dil'
canary
lie was like feet. ten inches
tall and had dark curly hair and a
mustache
ONLY CURE FOR DYBPEPBIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. at New Castle.
Bet,
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
so
says: "i suffered for yours with
d belching. I tried everything I
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Unhn. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
‘For sale. by R. H. Plaisted, F. H.
Batter and The Cliflord Pharmacy. 2'
m.”
PAPER MAKERS’ cONVENTION.
ALBANY. N. Y.. Scpt.-30.———Afler a
Burs the
Signature
session lasting the greater part of the
night. representatives of a number of
local unions of the National Brother-
hood of Pulp Sulphltc Workcrs
Paper Makers from
New England States who are meeting
here to discuss the strike against the
l'ntt I but tonal
Paper Companies. adjourned early to-
day without having come to any delin-
itc understanding. They are. to hold
another session later in the day.
undorsioul that. representatives of the
paper companies are here for confer-
once
an effort will be made to reach a satis-
factory agreement to end the strike.
and
New Ylork and
and Great. Norithn
It In
with the paper makers and that
OASTORI
:llu ltlIIII 1w haul
MW
of
Now Is the Time to Bill!
5 enjoying a. two weeks” visit with Mrs.
Crockery, Glassware,
lug Goods.
.lnpuncsc China in
Plates, etc.
-41-...“
L
Annual Clearance Sale of
WALL PAPERS.
10% Discount on All Grades
of Stock Papers.
liouseturnlsh-
Cups. Saucers.
Patlnicrs' Supplies.
Good ready mixed Point. 8125 pct
gallon.
White Curtain Poles, with fixtures,
100.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
made to order.
Painting and Decorating.
We give the s. a H. Gnecn Trading
Stampu Ask ior thob..
found at - ,
I L. H. Decker
CHAS. Es DOW S 87 Washington Street.
el. c . scum NORWALK.
HARDWARE. T °"
11! WASHINGTON horns“, ‘ L‘ ‘ “W ‘ "W“
'Phonb “1.
‘1'
'11 50231111475
Genie in and ask us
how to get one on 5
tit and I1 and
representative will call.
THE NEW
NE MINUTE FROM UEPO'“
EUROPEAN PLAN.
I grime" a Special Feature. nu
ctrlc Lights Throughout. Ev-
my.“
Halted
12117133 REASONABLE.
Illiis blocked cm in can lcn. ‘
fill this of Imported Also, holed-
1W famous Ills: Burton's and
Aahoum Busch am on Draught.
“mm
Electric
Fans
We are carrying a full line of
Electric Fans.
—-THE—-I-
Reed EVolk
Electric 00.,
u wssumorou flour.
TELEPHONE!!!-
1111‘an MYMDII'D.
tum"! Director ~ I‘
3331 swarm 1'.
1| North Main $1.. fianth wNo‘wglki'
'.' '1‘. ° row 15
c up one a on“.
Telephone at 11M
H
5~ Dorian
I
1 5'
n u l.
I" I
TELEPHONE CALL 720.
a
(Gregory Boulevard).
an? NORWALK.
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food Cooked to Order.
I has heel ill with typhoid fever, In said
their winter residences III New York
. ounce or fractioh of an ounce.
" patched to destination, but.donblc the
‘ members of the incoming freshman
I past years. '
Health I W it via ltd 891m
snail: Nomiitusogi'o‘itnow ‘
How 19 Intro it.
"any Booth Nowell: people take
1 . lI-iivos In their hands by neglecting
the kidneys when they know those urI-I.
guns need help. Sick kidneys are res-
ponsible for a vast amount at outlet-ills“
and ill health. but there hi no .need to
suffer nor to remain in danger when
all diseases and aches and pain: due
to weak kidneys can be quickly and
permanently cured by the use 01'
[loan's Kidney Pills. Here in a South
Norwalk citizen's recommendation
Mrs E Warner. of 81 Washington
81., South Norwaik, Conn, says: “For
an attack of kidney complaint 1 used
Dunn’s IKldney Pills some years ago.
and as' here has been no recurrence
of the trouble since that time. i can
say that my opinion of Dunn's Kidney
Pills is strt‘mger today than it was
when i first used them. I have told
many other people of' the great benctit
1 derived from the use of Dean's Kid-
ncy Pills, and am always glad to do
so"!
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Mlliliil‘li (10.. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Dean'swand
take no other.
NEW 111111.
John E. Eersum made a business
trip to Nw York yesterday.
A number of important Items are to
be nolcd upon at Monday's town
meeting.
The Democratic caucus will be held
Friday cvoning' October 2, in the town
clerk's ofllcc.
William Rhinobnrt. the baker, who
to be slightly improvod.
Mrs. A. M. Doremus and son are
liorcmus' parents, at Pompton Plains,
N.J
ftlchard B. Kelley and family, of
weed street, and F. W. Anderson and
family, of West avenue, will return to
Thursday.
Altepubllcan caucus will be held
in the Republican Club‘s headquarters,
at Raymond's Ilnll, Thursday evening.
at it p. 111., for the purpose of nominat-
ing town officers, .
Attorney 13. ll. Mead, who is con-
nected with the law olilce of his llll-
ric, .lnlncs It. Mend, of Greenwich, has
been in Bridgeport. on III-gal work for
flu-I past few days.
Michael .1. Fanning. of Philadelphia.
the "Irish orator," will address the
hoopla of this town. III the opera
house, Wednesday evening. at 7:30
n‘t‘lmk Hill with“ will be. “My
Country and Yours. The address will
be along the lines of temperance.
Rev. C. E. Benedict preached a
tempcrnnce sermon to the voters of
tho town at the M. E. church, Sun-
day morning. ills subject was “A
Moral Oontest~How to Win." The
text was Judges, 7:21. "And they
stood every man III his place round
about the camp and all the host ran
and cried and fled " I
Jame-st“ E. DonncIly and Miss Eliza-
beth 'l‘. Kissam. of Stamford, Were
married III St. Johns It. (I c‘,huich in
Stuniord last Wednesday by the Rev.
Father .'.(‘I ()‘llriI-n Mr and hits.
lionuelly have been enjoying a wcck' n
trip, previous to their Iiual sI-ttlcmcni
In Stanford. At present they are
stopping for a few days at Mr. Don
uclly‘s homo III New Canaan, rcceiv»
lug the congnilulullons or their
friends. Mr. onncliy is the popular
brukcmnn on the New Canaan express,
and has been in the employ of the
New Haven road for the past eleven
years. A number of the members of
the B. R. T; organizatirm. of which the
groom is a member, and many friends
of the bride gathered at their home in
Stamford. Thursday owning. and ten
dared the hupple couple a serenade.
showering congratulations and felici-
tntions upon them.
LA GRIPPE.
Brazilian Balm never lost a case;
never let It ran into pneumonia. nor
left a gripwregk. Only thing on earth
that kills the tough grip germ. But
you want Balm and a plenty. so do not
trifle with the small sizes, but get the
601: or $1.00 bottle and take half a
toaspoonful in water every three
hours. He. sure to keep up this treat-
ment faithfully for two weeks after
you think lion are Well. to utterly an
nihllate every germ in every great or
gen. These remaining germs cause the
evil after effects; it is half cured grip.
It the grip starts with hemorrhage at
the lungs give the large dose every 10
or 15 minutes 1111 it stops.
TWO CENT POSTAGE To ENGLAND
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.——'Flat two.
cent postage rates go into enact be-
tween the United States and Great Bri-
told at midnight tonight. Beginning
with this morning the postage rate ap-
plicable to letters mailed in the United
States, addressed for delivery at any
place in the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and lrelaud is two cents an
Let
ters unpaid or short paid will be tics-
deliclt postage calculated at the two
cent rate will be collected on delivery
to the addresses. This notable leduc-
tlon in the postage rates is affected
under a recent convention between the
two governments and promulgated in
an order of tho postmaster‘general,
some time ago. .
HARVARD FREBHMAN GLASS.
IOAMBRIDGE. Mus" :Bept. Ilium-The
class at Harvard University, and those
students taking special courses. regis
tered today, opening Ithe'univorsltyls
272ml year. it was “posted 11th the
Delhi“ When Earnings Were
Bot Lillie Over Six‘
Mellen's 8.!li report to the direc-
tors of the New York. New Haven &
Hartford railroad shows operating
revenues for the year of $53,050,117.
35 compared with $55,601,938 in the
preceding fiscal year. Operating ex—
penses were $88,213,687. as compared
with $37,850,081, in llho preceding
391m The net operating revenue was
814.836.1339, as compared with $17,-
751.854 the preceding year. After
payment of all fixed charges and add»
tag income from other sources, the
net income applicable to dividends
was $5,266.569. as compared with
$8, 893 .041 the [Ir-eroding ycaI. Thu
(181101! after payment of 8 our will
dividend on outstanding stock vas
32, 5111 .692 as compared with a Bill-
plus over 8 per cent. dividend the
preceding year of $1,988,053. Allow—
ing for changes in the accounts due
to the interstate commerce commis-
sion system, the dividend actually carn-
ed was about 6 per cent... where 8
per cent. was paid. ‘
A detailed statement shows that
during the first five months of the
fiscal year, ending June 30 1308 there
was an increase of gloss catalogs of
$1. 458 689. but beginning with last
Door-tuber. grpss earnings begun to
run down rapidly and in the last sev-
cn months of the sail year they de-
cleaned it. 0013, 47. The company
has III Its treasury. cash on hand and
in banks. 823 153. 279. The debt at
the company during the your Increas-
ed 837.541.1170, duo chiefly to the. is
sac of the ll per cent. convertible ch
bcnturcs. The stock of the company
outstanding, in the hands of the pub-
Iic Is 397. 895. 700 and there is stock
at per in the treasury to the amount
or $23, 982, 400
President Mellon III the text of his
report says that the company cntcrs
upon Its new financial year upon
about as low a basis of expense as is
practicable without iurthcr serious
reductions In the service to which the
public have yielded hitherto most un-
willingly. He says:
“It must be admitch there is an
turonmuit-Itl fallacy somewhere In a
policy that results In advancing prices
during a period of exlrcme depression
but it is impossible for any one III-
tcrcst to bear the burden of high
prices for the major portion of what
constitutes the cost prmlnction and
with a constantly diminishing volunn
of business be tlebnrrcd from rocclv
log a sumciently remuncrutive return
upon the same." ,
In another part of the report Prcsl
dent Mellon says that a recent valua-
tion of the company‘s properly Indi-
cates that on 8 per cent. dividend
Iunounts to a return to stockholders
of less than 4 per ('l'ill. of the re
placement value of their property
This statement chitin Melicn's it up,
plied to tho genelal balance shout
where the assets of the curporatlor
uppear, would indicate that the val
nation made roccnlly by Vice Prcsl
dent Stevens of the whole property
ippraiscd nt smoothing like 37110
100.000.
The report shows that. during tht
your. 34 grade (‘I'lifiglllgfl have been
Iliminntcd in,th four states when
lllt‘ company operates.
Details are givcn of many improve-
ments In progress
The returns for the (‘cntrnl New
England 00.. which Is operated by
the New Haven road. show that a
deficit of $380,439 last year III opera
tion has been turned into a surplus oi
$403,617. ,, I
-'l‘lie Connecticut (30.. operating
atrcerrnilwnys. shows net earnings
from operation of 32.715358. No re
forums is made to the report to the
Massachusetts trolleys or to the Bus
Ion & Maine holdings of the, company
or to the Massachusetts law suits.
CSTORIA
clot {ants and 01111111“.
lilo lllnt in this Always Bought
Bears the
signature of
. I ..__. _ . ,_
BANDMASTER INNES ILL.
SEATTLE. Wash. lept. 80,—tFrodcr-
lck tunes. the Well-known hand master
and musical dlict tor of the Alaska Yu-
kon Pacific b‘xposition, is lying criti~
cnlly ill in the Savoy Hotel. suifeling
irom a fever connected since his ar-
rival. Mrs. tunes in with hiin.
one or WISDOM mom AUNT
. Bersv's BUDGET
I know girls, that you some-
times think Aunt Betsy Is out of
date because she has lived so
manv years. but feels is facts.
and truth is truth, and three
good meals a day are just as
ncccssary now to a happy home
as when I began honsekeepin‘
fifty years ago. and cooked my
first dinner on :1. Stamford
Range. ‘
freshman class would‘eouui that of
‘iflil REMTN
Eight Per Cent. Dividend Loaves Big -
?
NEW HAVEN. Kept. 30.—~Presldent '
1. 31mm Pure (1min Mac with all tho
poison, neroww citing elements left
out. art'zildgroin scientitlo- .
ally roltstcd and blendet, it tastes
and looks like the bust oollee, but
costs only one-hull as mm 11
Deliciouain flavornml aroma; theie
is not a headut he in II barrel of it.
m to nail
heart and sqpl u the
1m romp-liquid broad in
llt contains all tho do. “
{2:113 locust to sus-
10. 00,10 tau.
your! own. . ‘
firm-ob“ bullds you up. "
”chamber il ‘l ‘1‘
can on on.- .
bug]: m'uoh Illtlllt best ‘
11?”!le C.o!se
:W‘ my": 15:.
15:.
At all run-era.
Don't our light bran
u
. st root
few woehs at FnlrflI-Id ilcac II with III-r
dcicntcd the Waters, of tilts village.
Saturday by the score of 3 to 1.
night.
where she has bot-In visiting friends,
Canaan passed Sunday with their
(laughter. Mrs. Walter (ionld, nl Suuga.
luck.
1ng the summer at the Benedict cot-
tage. III Colllpu street.
their home III Brooklyn, Saturday.
.l. B. Harron Were gucsts at the West-
port Hotel, Saturday on an automobile
tour through the state.
extended visit with
ax cuts to attend lilo llunbury Fair
ho ore returning home.
and A. M..
tion of going to Iiartlord next track, to
appear III 1; body in the great parade. ’
or the opening of the bridge across the
morning, and made part of the route
tlpwu Main street at a gallop. and
made for his accustomed hitching post.
On the journey 1le wagon was over-
turned and then righted itself again.
.ockvup;
changing the present, system of kccp
1on the town accounts; to considcr the
who Is not a candidate. put him III a
-‘he memory of the oldest. Inhnbltnnt
have there been so many candidates. -
The town is full of disinterested clti ‘ '
sons who are anxious-Ito offer them .
selves on the altar of the town, and ~’
sacrifice ,
weal. Among the most prominent who '
have been mentioned, aud'who would
have a good chance to get the nomina-
tion and also the election, are Ruins
Walt-email, George S. Jennings,
rick H. Cooley, Oscar Smith. Joseph
Morton .lohn H
man Edward Ryan and a number of
others besides the dark horses.
art W. Post. Daniel Mekonna, Robert I.
Colcy and a dozen others are
lioned on the Democratic side. .
are going to be two interesting can. _ I
cases this week. and both of them bid ' j -
lair to give plenty of opportunity for 1 .
the politicians on both sides of
question to work.
FOR SALE BY
Horaceil. Nail). our. North Main and WestSts.
._ ("Mt 1m.
It... ._- «nu Jim—«H». .4...» ‘JLnnu “.le
1113110111.
George 'I‘. Hoyt and family
tnovcd to Norwoik.
Miss Mniy E. James, of Wilton is
visiting Mrs. Frank .lclllflc, in Colupo
haw
Mrs. 'l‘hcodow Allen Is spending a
friend Mrs. Batch. 5
St. Mary's school lentil, of Norwalk,
_ Mrs. Emma Person
from Richmond
returned last
Hill. 1.. I.,
Mr. nntl,Mrs. Robert Jones. of New
The Ahcrus, who have been spend-
rct uruod to
Mr. and Mrs. 13‘. 1.. Knapp and Mrs.
Mrs. Cornelius Allen is making on
friends in New
Preston. Morris and Ilridgcwutcr. She
Sixty members of Temple Indgc. b‘.
have signified their inten-
whlch will be part of the ceremonies
lounooticnt river.
. The horse used by Henry liuucrberg
In carrying the malls on II, II‘. I). ll.
darted from the residence of John
Rippc, on Washington street, Monday
without the carrier. The horse ran
lie llnnlly wound up III William 'I‘ay-
IIIr's Iiooryarll. where he was captured.
Little damage was done.
~'l‘hc annual team meeting has been
1111101! and the notices posted. The call
III-Indus the following Items: To elect
the regular Iown‘oillcers: to hear re
lOTLI-l: to instruct the selectmen con-
:erning tho. disposal of the present
to discuss the advisability of
Iccupatlon of Compo Beach; to In
:lrncl the sclcctmen on tho buildlng'of ‘
I bridge’ on Riverside avenue; to In-
:iruI-t the representative of the town
It tho lent-rat Assembly to introduce
I resolution organising a town court;
o make upprtmriations; to lay town.
201me and school taxes.
Dont‘ throw a stone on the streets
'or you are liable to hit a candidate
'nr sclectmau, and If you find a man
tare place. where he will not he inocu-
lated by the political bug. Never in
tbcmsclws for the public
Mer- 5
(innit Louis Wake ‘ '
Rob 2,
men-
There
the .
A.
'l‘nsonosu: I
Gold Medal Flour makes lightest largo: I -I
I u .
r
11"” yhf‘mfl 9.511 3?!!! . I
The D M. Read Co
WM?
Realty 101 the Season
at. the Art Department
There are new Stamped Pieces for various sorts of Em-
broidcry ,I yr 1; I I;
The Stock of Yarns. all kinds, for winter knitting. Is in.
All the Silks for Knitting and Embroidery are in.
The sight of the new Stumped l’ie‘ccs will make every
lit‘t‘tlit‘WOlllall long to get to work on some pretty garment
either for a gift or 1101' own use. Among the late arrivals ,
III the drpurtmcnl arc
Nainsook Underwear Pieces.
'l‘hrI-c-piccc Suits. nightgown, chemise, and drmvcrs.
(‘tli‘llillllililtlll Suits, corset covers and short pclticouts.
Nightguwns with kimono or rcgtllatiou elbow slum-I'm.
t'hcniiscs and t'orsct Covers.
The above are in cyclci and French Elnbroidcry pat—
terns.
Shirl Waists on lawn and linen, cyclcl, Wallncllian and
I lt’ lltil.
lam-y 1.1“ II Aprons for chafing dish or scuing‘ use.
The Yarns.
Saxony, 2 pull 3 thread. Gcrmnntown. 4 and 8 fold.
tjcrmun Knitting Yarn. l’oinputlour Wool.
Shetland Wool and bless. Spanish Yarn.
liitltrtlnwu Wool, a very lalgt suit thread beautiful to
look :It. [)leliltli tspttiully for infants digitalis and C111)—
litmus.
The Silks.
llcniiuwuy Necktie nml i‘ursc Silks.
Ari Embroidery Silks.
Spanish. japancsc and Turkish Floss.
.. Wash Pillow Slips.
We are going to tickle out the summer stock of Hand
kcrchiti Slips itn bedroom and sitting room use. All are In
dainty lioral pulttrns, and mark with ruffles. Worth 25L.
toe to close out.
Art Department.thirtl floor.
0
Black and Colored Taffeta Petticoats. $5.00. This spec-
ian is going rapidly and the stock is considerably lI‘IwcrcIl.
.It is a sensible Silk l’ctticoat with a plain (iccp licorice. A
sufc iuvcstmcnl.
W
The D. M. Read CO
Our {lsual Month End Sale Will Begin With Our fiburs- ‘
’ day Bargain Day, This Week.
For these Sales we make low prices on small sets and broken
lines, to close them out. As this is the. end of one season and the 5
beginning of another, we have made larger reductions than usual. This
will embrace
Dress Goods, White Goods,
Garments, Etc.
To Increase the Interest In these popular sales and to call espec-
ial attention to these departments. we have included some special -
items from our late purchases. .
. TAPESTRY RUGS
9x12. value $15.00 . ........ ........ ....... .Slle Price $11.50
BLACK SKIRTS
Light weight bemstitched ruffles. regular price 81. 25
Sale Price 981:
MERCERIZED WAISTINGS
Plain. Stripes and Plaids. value 250 ......... ; ...... Sale Price 1913“
BLACK HOSE
Gauze Lisle, gorier- top. regular price 25c.. ...... Sale Price 17c
BARGAINS IN LADIES SHIRT WAIST S.
.erman & Son
St; South Norwalk.
urn may, moons 1. »
r.I
’anherandeiWork forEverythmg , ,
immatbggerytoal’alace
1
- vans rat. to: I Mint. TEL. 46-3.
SPECIMITM
LINCOLN RO INCL; billitfi- EMBERS, ordinary and exten-
fabricr ,warnnt ad I’
sacrum
$11811 walnuts nu coal).
Norwalk Chronicler