.trlct near the Bridgeport line, were - ’ NO , DUST perfect tion.Sour . . Wb’r-‘Itisfitiiivulshus .l'rvensii madlossanmr. ‘ III) III Inlli » ( new i. -- “or .‘H‘ .. . ' r s Elm EEEEE i ILLNESS HOLDS UP TRIAL. Four men living in the italian cot any in Fairileid in the Moody's Iiiill dis~ recently arrested and in the lower court were convicted of selling liquor witho'nta license. They appealed and were to have been given a hearing be fore Judge Walsh yesterday morning in the criminal common pleas court when word was received that one of the accused. named (‘ iiaidi. “as ncai death and so lIltI' coint simply c'onic n- ed and immediately ilil,'l()llllltfl ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA. Mius Franklin lliish. of New (‘ .istie, Del. says: “i suffered for years with dyspepsia. used to have great distress find belching. 1 ll'lt‘tI everything i could hear of. but; nothing helped mt.’ until I took liraztlian lialni.'and one 50 cent bottle cured me completely." For sale by R. ii. Plaisied. F. H. Baxter and The Clifford PharTcy. “ Why not heat those cold, damp rooms in yourlhouse with a Modern , Odorless We can show you low prices 5225 and Upwards NO DlR'l‘ NO SMOKE N0 WORKE Telephone its or drop a postal, and our representative will grill and give you information and figures. Tut‘s Iii IOIr FishI' III‘Ig‘ can hi! I Ioui (I at Grins EDOW’S _ uAnowARz. ' Eyntmohthoroumornsir, WM “70 . .. .. . ~ . . «u "0va f LISBON NO- LICENSE BY TWO License, People, However. Will Con- test the Announced Vote. LISBON ()(t 7.4m], town of ids bon voted no liu-nsc Monday by a pin iaiity oi two. The license people are going to take. the matter Into court. they say on the ground that the Sf‘t it‘- “1in or Htilte failed to send ouou'ii “n"o ballots to the town and some of the license people sic'uied as many of these as poSslble. When voters want- I-d‘ "‘iio ballots, there were none, and some of the voters took “yes" ballots. and after Stirlllfltihllli: out the word “res“ wrote In "‘Iio and voted. The iitcnsc people set up the claim that. these ballots “ere illegal and iicrord- ingiy the town stats litciisc. The un- deistanding today tins that the license people would at once go to court with tiie matter, and a prolongation of the litigation would enable the licenses to continue business. and so shorten the length of the no-liceiise term in town. Now Is the Time to Buy WALL I PAPERS. Annual Clearance Sale of WALL PAPERS. 10% Discount on All Grades of Stock Papers. irrmkery, Glassware. Houseiurulsh- int: Goods. ' Japanese China in Plates etc. i’aliiters' Supplies. '(lood ready mixed Paint. 31. 25 per gallon. White Curtain Poles. with fixtures, 10c. Window Shades and Picture Frames ado to order. jPaiuting and Decorating Cups, Saucers. We give the S. d. H. Gneen Trading 8tamps.. Ask for theb.. L. H. Decker. 87 Washington Street. SOUTH 'NORWALK. . I, 5". ans We are carrying" a full line of ”Electric Fans. ReedWolk ‘ Electric CO, 36 WASHINGTON STREET. TELEPHONE 354, IIGHO' ON GOIIPIORATIONO. W What Potter Beiiovod tho Avoro e Stockholder Got for His Money. The late, illshop Potter. at one of the delightful reunions of the Episcopal Academy in Philadeiphiuwilishop Pot— ter was educated at this venerable and aristocratic schoolweondenined inod~ eru finance. . “i condemn at least,” he. is reported t have said, "that sort of modern" merit-.0 that consists in getting some! thing for nothing. 1 once. knew a boy who would have made a splendid financier. "This boy. strolling idly through the streets—he never had anything to do»— Inet another. “‘1 wish,‘ he said, ‘tliat I had a nickel. ’l‘hen l'd buy a good irceut cigar and go into the woods and have a siiiokc.’ . "'I have a nickel,‘ said the other boy. “ ‘Have you 1" the first cried eagerly. "l‘hcn let's form a corporation.‘ “ ‘Ail right. How is it done'." “'l‘il be the president. You'll be the stockholder. The nickel will be the capital, and we'll invest it in tobiicco.’ "The thing was agreed to. and tire president, taking the. stocklioldrr's .5 cents. bought the cigar forthwith. Then he led the way to the woods. There he sat down OII a log, in up, and began to smoke skillfully. "The stockholder waited turn to (‘Olllt‘. He waited tieiiiiy. lint the cigar onevthird of it. two-thirds appeared, and still the showed no signs of satiety. “‘Say.‘ exclaimed the stockholder :it last. 'don‘t i got a whack liei'c'." for his very pa diiiilntshed. of it dis} president "The president. knocking oil‘ the ashes, shook his head. "‘I don’t St't‘ it,‘ he said. “‘liut what," shouted the angry stockhoid er. " ‘\'t'ell,' s'pit.‘ ‘do I get for my canital‘." said the. president, ‘_\‘ou can "-—~Kiinsns (‘ity Journal. STOP THAT COLD or it may result in pinuimonla. lira zllian llalni is breaking up colds nht n m or tried, almost without exception. tile, 2er title and $1.00. liottlos. 'lho t‘iiflord. liaxtcr‘ a and Piaisted‘s. “ BURNED TO DEATH. liltilKiEPOR'l‘. ()ct. 7A"'AII iin known man was burned to death when Rani. lie’srilis. Hovo Mod. Mun Residents aouth' Norwalk nthuoioollc. citizens grow enthusiastic. It is . enough to make anyone happy to that relief after years of suffei'.tiig l'ulillc ltutenicuta like the following are but truthful representations of the daily work done in South Norwulk by Doan’ II Kidney Pills Mrs. J Morrellt. of 81 North Main St. South Norwalk. Conn. says: “i got rid oi kidney complaint by taking Ixian‘s Kidney Pills. after all other medicines had failed to cure me. i had the trouble for three years and was often in pc rfcct misery on account of the dull Itching across the kidneys. Occasional sharp ins when steeping and an annoying and distressing kid- ney weakness. A friend finally told me about Dean‘s Kidney Pills and I got a suliniy ut Plaisted' 5 Drug Store. [ had taken only a low doses when i could plainly notice the. good effect they were having. 1 used in all the contents of four boxes and they drove the pain from my back afidcorrected the kidney weakness. I shall recom- mend them at every opportunity for l consider them in hi- it very valuable remedy. For sale by all dealers. Price 50 coiits. Fostcr- Millnirii (0 Illii‘falil Niiw lei, sole agilits for the United States. Remember take no other. the iiame~l)ouii's—and \ - CANTERBURVII’LAINFIELO BOUN- DARV CANTERBURY ()ct. 7.-'R(‘Hltlt‘lllti of this town living on the east side. of the Quliielniig river. which section iii- (hides Pack kIRrsvllle: are anxious to have the r-ivm serve to: II boundary he iwoen Canterbury and Plainticld. in this case. the strip of land four miles torn: by half a mile wide would be authored in by l’ialniield. The matter is expected to Ito before the next gen- eral assembly. .__..__.._._ HEROIC FIREMAN SUFFOCATED. NEW YORK. Oct. 7.~-—Ai’ier rescuing an aged woman from it burning house early lodav, Policeman Nicholas .‘es tor of icrsei (‘in plunged litullll into iirc late last night burned a bain on ii ithe bin/Jul: building aiiil met death in ed by .‘lolin Daskani. iii South auntie“ and Broad street. The body was born id beyond recognition. illlllllllllliilili lillITtltlllIUll. I'Illlilt‘ll found his bodI\ tooi hours illlt'l\\dltl in .in unlimited part of the house. illitllillllliiilli _ P'JI‘LILAIIi WITH tilt F’ LOFtt. 3 DAYS, COMMENCING SOIII l'Ki .‘iOPW. core: . lihti. ELM M‘thbi‘? MONDAY, OCTOBER 5TH CHESTER 8i JONES The Dancing Adonis. _ MUSICAL STEWART “The Fellow What Plays." MILLS & LEWIS ‘Icrman tioiiiodlans. DESBRO a, MEIER Comedy (:yiimasts. PAYNE & QUARTELLA. Comedy Musical Artists. MATINEE HOYT'S THEATRE. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 7. 0. E. WISE PRESENTS THE NEW 4 ACT DRAMA The County Sheriff (A New Version ). A Story of the For West. A Big Scenic Production. Sensation, Comedy and PaII'lOB. PRICES ...... . ..... 15c, 25c, 35c, 50c HOYT’S THEATRE. .533 ' i i“ 1'”qu ICT. 8. THE GREAT AMYERICAN PLAY . 10 MlSn'tho in New York “Success" N. Y. Herald. 3 Months In Chicago “6th Success" Chicago News. PRICES .. '25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00 First 4 Rows Orchestra ........ $1.50 ....... HOYT’S THEATRE. MATINEE AND NIGHT. TUESDAV, OCTOBER 13TH. . The Coloooal of All, , AL. w MARTIN’S} , World's Greatest Uncle Trim 3 Cabin, Newest Edition of the Oldest Hit. FIG-«Ail White People on the Stage— 50. A Car-load of Special Scenery. Solo Orchestra of 12 Musicians. 10~Stng~ era and Dancers—~10. til—Russian and Cuban Bloodhounds—lo. Don't miss hearing the Grand Band Concert. PRICES. Matinee 10oond20c Night...........10o,20c,30¢ond60c .. Inent faithfully .‘ SPECIAL FEATURE PICTURES 10¢ WED .SA’T‘. 'BlSililll NEWS All Nillii Yesterday's National League Results. At New YorkwNew York -l. lioston Im Philadelphia—mPhiladelphia. Brooklyn 4. It Yesterday’s American League Results. At Washlnemu—“nslitimtnn Philadelphia 2. At. |ioston~~~lhrstoii it, New York 3. At Chicago“ Detroit. 7. Chicago ti. At St. Louis«Cleveland in. St. Louis l. u 1)- ,“.-. T._____ LA GRIPPE. Brazilian liniui never lost a case: never let it run into pneumonia, nor left a grip-wreck. Only thing on earth that kills the tough grip germ. lint you want: IIilllll iii a plenty. so do not trifle with the small sizes. but get. the .‘dlc or $1.00 bottle and take half a testimonial in water every three hours lie sure to keep up this treat- ioi .two wocks after you think you are wall to utterly an \ ulliilato t‘lPl) germ in mery great or- gan. These remaining germs cause the evil after effects; it is half—cured grip. if the grip starts with hemorrhage of the lungs give the large dose every it) ‘or 15 minutes till it. stops. STAMFORD SENATORIAL CANDI- DATE. STAMFORD, Oct, 7.~ilerbert C. Reed. of this city. was dominated for ieuator by the 27th district Republi- can convention yesterday afternoon. This is the district which was repre- sented by James F. Walsh last session. The district includes Greenwich and Siamfotd .. ”ASTOEIA. 3.... a. tin? lt‘iiid You Han‘ltwm Brunt ' , ""‘&“" W _____.._._.. . BANQUET 0F ANCIENT ARTIL- LERV. DETROIT. Mich...0ct. 7.-Gracad by H display or gold lace and military rank seldom hot'ore equalled at It local satheriug. the banquet of the. Ancient and Honorable Artillery CompIhny of Massachusetts. whiCh was held in the Hotel Pouehartruln last night was a notable Altair The 275 members of the organization who arrived here yes- ti-irduy for their heart annual meeting. ivound up the festivities last night. and team: this morning for the east. 'i's positively insulting to act on if she were not worth staring at. No wonder scores of South Norwaik' ' HotelM'ahackemo iNJURED iN MEAD! RUSH. w . Chicago Froohmon Knocked Down- and Tnmptod On. ‘ 1 CHICAGO. Oct. 7.——H. B. Each, 22 years old a freshman student in tho Bennett College of. Electric Medicine and Surgery. was seriously injured in a class rush between the fiesiinien and sophomows of that institution. yester- day. in an effort to tight his way through a crowd of sopohomores to test their flag from a pole, he won thrown to the earth and almost tram- pled to death. Several students kick- ed him in the stomach, and when he was finally rescued lie was uncon- Scioun. His body in a mass of brain es. Policemen who had broken up the tight (airled him to an ambulance and lie was taken to the hospital. Nurses said last. night that his condition Witt: (iltlcal.‘ . v' More than 200 students participated in the rush. No less than titty wore tainted. TRADES UNIONS' ATTITUDE. Attempt to Endorse Gomperu’ Posi- tion Vigorouoly Opposed. NEW HAVEN. Oct. 7.——-'I‘iie zlltilndc of'the trades unions in this city on National politics is understood to have I'eicivcd llllltIl discussion during the bust three nicks at the lllt'OlIllKJ ot the various labor bodies. it is Iiow announced that the ittllOll of many at these unions is to be the guiding ltt‘ tion of the turtles council of New llll' ven, lll which each union has a deio- gatc. A special meeting has been called to act upon the matter of on Iiorscincnt oi one of the national llt k- 'ts. It is known that efforts made in subordinate unions to endorse the pea iitorr of President (lornpcrs, of the. Am ci‘lcan Federation of Labor brought vigorous opposition, but whether iii- eftecilve in not known, as union men are reticent about dismissing the mat- ltll'. EARLY SETTLEMENT lNDlCATED. ‘iéYNN‘ Mass, ()ct. T.—-'l‘lie appuc ent willingness of both the iiiiinii otil‘ chili; and the members of the Joseph t‘niiut Company. the contending sides to the original controversy which brought about the strike of 1.500 last era in most of the shoe shops in this city, to discuss the situation on even terms was accepted in the shoe circles in this city today as indicating an ear ly settlement of the strike. It The CI iIIOrd Exoollont Culolno. Dinnoro Evonlngo, 6 to B p. In. Oundoy Dinnoro a Specialty, Dinnor Portico Ind lonquoto Sollclted. CHARLES ,REYNEKE, “Proprietor. Telephone 990. TELEPHONE CALL 720. Dorlon H2133 (Gregory Boulovord). EAST NORWALK. ShorejDiniIers—dn—d All Kinds of Sea Food Cooked to Order. JOiin E. Osuiivan PROPRI ETOR. J. I. CONNOR, "If. . M Iorvico and Ouloiao‘ Up to Onto. Rain '2 nor day and "MINI. Stock ond Oononl information Tlokor Sunday Dinners, 750ts. TEL. CAI-L 88!. . THE NEW HOTEL. VICTORIA. ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT. EUROPEAN PLAN. Our Room: a shunt Foster-Io. Ono and Electric Light. Throughoi't. Ev- )ry Room Hunted . RATES’ REASONABLE. Fine Stocked Onto In Connoctlon. A full Ilno of Imporud Aloo'; includ- ing tho famouo Bou.’ Ma's and out a Go): Stout, always on drought. Anhouoor Bunch! Boor'on Drought. T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor. Toiophonopssz. ’ DA "D 'W. R] moan. Funanl Director and Embolmo‘r. 1! North Milli 8L. 866th Nomlk Rooidonoo, o Wolhlngton 0t. Toiophono It hoqoo. “I. Tolophono at offlo'o, am. IQITB In "I. its rude to stare at. a woman. but, one... 100mm Siren. “WWW. mm wmmmum ' Lumber andMlH Work forEverytI n..—b.....” Bridgeport Advertisomohto Bridgeport Adm”. The D. M. Read Co. .m’iobu 18:7. W New Cotton Waidtings for Autumn and. Winter Wear \\'lioever wears cotton this season will get little credit for it. for the cottons are masquerading as silk or woolen goods. The line inerccrizcd cottons appear as silks certain— ly. while it is almost llleObSlhlL‘ to detect cotton in the suit lugs and ilaiiiicls. The late arrivals are especially noticeable for beauty of wran- ainl coloring. wliilc prices are low. the range being from 10 to 50C :1 yard. Plain Stripes and Dots 1271c. Princess Cloth 15c. Checks and Figures 25c. Plain Shades 25ct Self-colored Stripes 39c. Scotch Plaids 50c. An especially tine line OIILIilCllS and Madras for the ever necessary 'I‘ailorcd Waist... The Demonétration of Corsets The Woman who is intending to have a new tforsI-t should not miss this chance to be. lltlt‘tl by an expert. The new models of the l’. l). are a departure from the old in point of boiling, the material used being “wahlon,” which is very tlcxiblc and iiiiii-riistablc. 'l'liere need be no fear of tlic boncs breaking and mining the corset material. Ask to see the “Florita,” a special of the _l. II. The]. B. Full-figure is a graceful. and shapely fashion for women who are stout, and for those who wish to be slim and liiplcss. Engagements can be iiizitlc by ”telephone to n..)id long II Outing Flannel Petticoats Short l’ctticoats tor the cool weather. l’i'ettily made lit» ilc short L’ndcrskirts of good quality tlzuiiicl. 29, 39 and 50c. , Skirt Section, lower tIoor. New Patterns in English Porcelain Dinnerware at pres- cat on exhibition. r The D. . M Read Co. WE lNVlTE YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR LARGE « ASSORTMENT OE Carpet Rugs i Axmintttr, - $22.50 to $27.50 Tapedhy Brussels, 7 $12.50 to $17.50 lngrain and I Cer, I all sizes. Smaller Mats' and Rugs Oil Cloths 43456-4, 8-4. A. Dickennaa‘ Son, 84' Washington St, SouthII-Norwaue Telephone 44:6. Linoleums Printed and Inlaid. ‘ . . . u—..,'- he % atch B y (30 IOUTH NORWALK, CONN. from a Biggery tO a Palace. YARD TEL. “so. ’ E MILL TEL. 46-3. . p, SPECIALTIES LINCOLN ROOFING a oquot- mousse. ordinary and 02th: ior fabric roofing. Wot-ranted .oan for c’lzhtyun. FIR GUTITRRI. R,two Dim. l TAR PAPER, I. o, and 3-ply. SASH WEIGHTS and CORD. ,.
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