MW
, ‘: root-I
lbomootnn laces mo
admins“ one shot wit
world. it has our
iother disdained)”
The tot’l'i'lil'e I1
I Iowan. pvi
METNEIW es? on
. “it“ at}? ((150
;.-;I a
.9 Id by the police to he
I i olel last night
burg.
ot’ei l‘ut annuity
ESIIJI' Crooks.
a clan btcr of Mrs.
II Crodlfie
lfld first Oicott were formerly
It"
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cannon.
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‘ Hunt‘lile Midget (MMBI ‘16::
- grim'raosdoy: “MW “at; I.
wageI T3; “2%; Hmt 26566
from your station coll onIG. WI
'8, ticketagent, N. Y. N. H.. &,
.- R. Co. or address.
guilt Sis ‘i‘ihi‘il
of ocoemo and ma (:9'
piid with;- tile
proof of its
.~ . Io propertieo It the very out
f Hawreice O'Brien,
“3m vttépI-(«uami M. II Cohan. of
'0' Nqudtuelt" thiI secretary and \V. 5.
«It
to meeti
no“ thti p50-000t. nack- '
g Add gator 3 jar (no)!t now
.. Mined in reB‘otjiii orditlkn
I [’me ”id'f’WiKfl
Timon
“filthy writing
mtlbratories. i
Htotreet, New York
0 ovI'ii~ wean; sensors
:gCHICAGO. AgiiUt‘ 6'.-'i“lii"(13 woman.
unusually
7 var, forgave. who are wanted in Iev-
i, p (it lee. were atll‘eSng Ti:
l
f day passéd‘ ammo“
6ii Wiibtelo and business ‘hauode
“ii Mum. Philodelphia. Boston
m The extent of that
0%“ .g‘ is tlIou_,‘glIl will excee
. ; nor any of their checlil'
route.- oilseed iii Chicago is not
Wu. The trio came to the Congress
from Ptttoburg.
They re Voteer under the names of
Edmrtitt.’ Mrs. C. (“ 0icot¥
Mrs Oicoit asserts
. of to soldiers, then Father iAIo of
; who is about 2.
561.0)“ registered at the hotel
II"‘IIAMC"‘ she admitted that she
sea at the Massachusetts
"Mattresses
Mode over by (Ipeflenced
“ workmen
.ALLSIZES
F 5.. MIT CHELL
66R. WALL Am; HIQl-l 070..
WALK. CONN: ~
Tit: derivation Touts
.W Mlédsys An iist tT'lIlllH? 12th.
‘rOPRINGB, 015.00 Ind
Trina. Honda”.
mucuunmsfl moo—Fin
Mondays. August 16th.
star-“II III
CLAN?! $34.00—Five
Coi. R A. Filmiiiitons. Who Corn-
mIndrd Organiuton During
Wor [I Presidehi
Some thirty monihoro of (tie Ninth
Connecticut Volunteers WPHi from
this tiny and vi‘cihn‘y' to stavtn “(wit
to attend (the annual re IInioiI or the or
ofgulllzatlou held at that place. The
regiment wap known as the "Fighting
Ninth" and t‘ol. R. A. I-‘ititgllVIlmIVIs,ot
litidgeport was the cummander and
. Hill“ “‘5 WUOM- Inch also reunited the Iegimeut. There an
" (Tayhggu’igtfihm: today less than too members of the
. . I Cl 3
'0 - . [ht summation. only a n
. qhontlty being required tVo effect
giiuenl Rithard It‘itsg’hhons is the
president of the organizltlon. Ca him
of New Have, is
181mm uof Nahuatuck, the chaplain all
mung
”Thel‘k III Ita’iit was organized by Col.
Fitzklbiiii it sustains» a; 1861 It the
”request as Governor Backlash-an.
.iw‘htitvn then chief executive of Can
nboticut. its that colonel was Thomas
IW- eighth, Colonel Cahiii was deiail-
on detached service soon after (it'-
mutation or the regiment and dulluit _
the. war lAcIitenhot .
the bottles 0‘
VColopeI ii'itwtbbons was its leader. .
The first. data“ assigned to the regi-
moor. was with General Butler‘s 01.-
[million against New Otlenus. Afiei
serving in the campaign around New
Orleans and Vicksburg. they were or-
dared to join (lIItnetal Giant. inter
tinder (Inersl lluucork they fought
oif, the Iattlo of Deep ilottom. Soon
offer this the regiment was or'dewdl
uln Shelidan in the Shenandoah
Vfll‘i SI an accompanied him on his
fVltuItitis In' his through the valley par
"HM
ter and C(dnr Creek and (leftititittg
the confederate forces undet General
Early. The regiment has had three
chaplains since its organisation in
4861. Originally FatheI Mullins. of
New Haven. was the spiritual advisIIr
Win‘ led; and again Father Slocum or
Waterbury. Sinco its organization the
recur doi’ the “Fighting Ninth" has
been such as to stand comparison
with the fighting organizations of any
tithe (Ir tuition and the veterans seek
to maintain it.
“.._-.._.“ __.._ -0...
Wall Papers
in PRICES T0 so T ALL
POCKET ’
A Cumplete Line of Crockery.
Glassware and “mustar-
' WWI; Fit.
English Blue China by the set or
piece.
Square White Frui JIPI con
cle’otteil uicle’r and b6 tar Frdlt' out
noel? clo gr. the Jim will look nicer
On your shelveI than the round git-eon
flnII‘JarI.
donate White Jars have the Light-
hing Top.
Window Shades made to order.
Pointers' Supplies.
;$ébt nixed Point. 31.25 noon.
Pitfitiflr ant Pare: limit:
0 modulated orator.
(99m. «(taste
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mam um
iotiy eornpetent l.-
09V icI. honest Ind relioblo: ' .
HORACE R. NASH
10 (I. v “Int
confide MAVlfl AND weer I'll:
it:
autumn Y.
E93 ”’3‘ My
do III «atva Ira.
tool; “WWW our .
035} I 0'1... 'hé -
Inamm film
Milli.
mg in the battles of Winches .
I"
(km-u;
A mm or woman Inl ht no
the stomach and not have it assimilat-
90. vet to South Norwalk on well 08'
In every other town and (‘ ,thi‘i‘eW-e Ire
many people who are thin. pale and
. lune the
food they eat is not anoint lnted. and
fails to make good blood and ill-m
III-em unIieI-fed. simply
tl.(Ish
Sammie. the wonderful flesh forming
food taken before or after meals.
uIingleI with the food. so that it is an-
slmllaitId by the system and makes
pleasing plumpness.
riI-h blood qui
No one can use It for a week or ten
days without a noticeable gain in
Wt‘iflili.
Ih‘tIutIe the use. (If Ssmose as will find
a fat gain In weight and reatmatiou
of II "II and stro'ngth'.
Anyone who is thin. weak, scrawny
:utti emaciated can put 50 cents (In de-
posit with Mr. iinxter and take houn-
II box of Shame. if thI.I treatment
Ftioes not. cite a noticeable intrease in
good iirtn flesh and restore strength
and health. he will IetuItI the mullet
without any question.
BOTSFORD LEFT 318.000
Inventory of Former State Secretory
'of'.0.0.P.F 0
NEW HAVEN. August Ii.--’I‘h(- tu-
vmtory of the estate of Frederick
litItsford, who for It? yetirs was "it
state secretnty of the l. 0. 0. it. in
('HIIIInettit tit and who died a maple oi
WH‘i'iti ago at (III (III of 81 was filed
in the probate (ourt yesterday after-
noon. The valutI net to the estate is
“8.863. ISV
. -. ‘——»-»o~§l
nor “anti"YoIIrIISI
GUN METAL AND RUBBIT
ӣ9593
$1.50 .._Ld $2.00
Misses’ and f‘ Children’s
WHITE CANVAS
OXFORDS
75c add-61300
Tennis Oitfor‘ds
Wear Shoes That Fit
v.22 wmmw‘nu ITIIIT.
I ”(one use.
« We Dollar Own Grinding
tINI‘II‘ onouuo WHILE
voo uwAI i.T
Come in and have your broken
lenses duplicated, any) matter
where yrs ma
fl“ "film? Hoyt: Pre-
”We have. at
lions. .
I":0 oe helm. 8 0.. m.- till 11:30
tiny and Boturday evenings un-
til 9 p. In.
(an (Imam, ,
windmill/tall
-vgr' o1:
I... . no
If :63.” Intuit
n
0'7 WA («moron at... 'I
souru Seaman. couu.
‘ 46 WALL 87.; WALK.
Mars. ”Ty- , ..I .
f ‘ ..-"l
We have uverol
in income 'deuelnpl.‘ property thot
nt'uVot' incroahe in vo'iuo' with the rap'lJV
growth of the town.
It
if“? r "n ..n I“
..(wI
nwuéfié‘zi, (W;
M tiolmeo. Pro'ot.
III-it. A. with. Item-Int.
iiii' iii 1 —.
VkFicsh- -i0rmiog Food Thai Sucmds
Nearly P very Time I
well
sturVe outIight as to in (I load into
Statistics when that out or
(III-ry outI hundred people who (Ioni-
Lat: lzttfiuntttfiv-m More
tDlreciot Putcito‘i ittIIIttI Coil ior Merl
ing‘ in December
t
The heads of (III universities. (Iol-
Gifford Pita-hot Uditdd idtdtés forest
N. to uttind (II so i rdpreoentptlve
to the (Ionic-tench on (I'dut‘nilou in tot-
IIslIy IIIIIIII will be Held III Washing
ton in Ih-oeIIIhI-I. in his letter or invi-
lotion, liit' (mentor sat-ts:
"i believe ihht it oiinft‘icilt's of rep
reseutallvos oi all forest Iohtmls and
entry is taught might be made of great
value to the general progrens of for-
estry in the Uiiiil‘ti States. as well as
to the institutions which tench forest-l
ry, and to the forest service. whieiti
(«Inpioys so many of their graduates.
and which ih vitally interested iu the
best training of tort-stars. Surh a (1m-
teIt-ncu might well consider the ob-
jt‘t'ifa' and methods of forest instruc-
Iiou. the organization and standlrds or
I‘duI-uthmul worlt in the field of. forest
ry, the (Io-ordination of the work of
different institutions. and the needs of
the forest service and other employers
hiiul‘t‘a‘l graduates.
"I hope you will find it possible to
llt‘. present or to send it delegate to n
I-Iouferetue (II this kind, which. with
(he cunt-.uIrIIIce (If the institutions
«(mot-Iliad, will In.- In Id in nWslIfngton
December .‘tu and 31.l909"
From all (IIII the tummy tllII plan
has met with (ntltusiaalic suppoIt, lei
'lers (I fIII‘IItIptaIIce having been It
culvert from nearly evety institution to
which lilt‘ Imitation has been sent.
children C?"
rot, (tutors.
C A «91193 i A
JUDGE LAMOREUJ DEAD
ltEAVlCR DAM. Wis. August ti. .
Judge Silas \\‘. annrv ux. Untied
SiiiltIN Land (‘ouInItssiont-r under Pres
ideut Cleveland. and a prominent Wis-
cousin steel mIIIquncturt-r, dlod last
night. ills death followed a long ill
ness from sepsis arising from a stunt]
scratch on his hand from a fish hook.
You may be able to forget your
troubles for II time. but they usually
come bat-k stronger than ever after
their vocation.
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Cidropractic
Chiroprn to is the science or the
eouo’e of th dihesle and the art of It!
(noting the who D axes are round
by I wrench, twist, sprain in the
pool Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain to
tutor tile in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the canoe or
this eluuo and WC hutch to
restored through honed Iing the III
nerve systems in your body.
NervononeII. Rheumotiom. Pot-aty-
III. Heart. Kidney and Femolo Dio
easel ore given special attention; oloo
CurV'hture of the Spine. You will
never regret thing Chiropractic I
chance to help you.
T.FRANCIS.D.C.
. 94 WAININOTON 8T. 80. NORWALK
Monastic Treatment. Given Aloe.
‘ All Coupons
RED HIII
sun nuts
ARE REDEEMED IY
39 wau Sheet
. Your coupon propériy filled
out gets you a Spartt Plug free
of charge.
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i wear .m '
II. R. CONNOR. Mar.
.11}.
:50ch find cdlhuié tip to' Clio.
toot} {m doy Ind upworde.
t s
Itoel't one General Inform-lion Ticker.
W 91mm. 7500..
q . rot. CAI-T; egg
iSteatnslup Tickets
tartan 8‘: c
_ (metronome)
(W9 ova. muonwouf.
tut_____t__l actions"...
leges and Itchodls In whieii technical .
ton-shy is taught hove been invited by I
lllnlhl I III not ante own:
good. fit or. Slim) a”:
universities and collagen in which fat I
’ als. . .
(‘Ioos Viw'l‘he nwst artistic bouquet. .
atheist)
and non resident associaie mem
(HI Motorola :‘Ii'uimmo
Nolan“: cotton or i'll
Halon-Ito
“filed 3.0”“ imam" Y. 5!
l‘Fil‘I'llI-L “mill!!!”
ii iii llilllill it Still
BASEBALL.
Yeoterday'o Notional League Results.
Chicago, 2; lioston. i tilrsi garnet;
Chicago, 4; lioston. 0 (second gnmet.
lirooklyu, Ii: I’lttshurg, 1
(‘im-tunnti. 5; New York. 1.
St. Louis. 2; Philadelphia. l.
Amencan League.
"union lieu-(Iii, rain‘
New York. .1; St. Louis, 0 Iiirsl
gaunt-I; St. Louis. 9; New York, (I
(second game).
Cleveland it; \I‘ashington
garnet; Washington 3;
(second xnmm
Philadelphia. It;
gnmel; (,‘llicugo,
lIIIcnnd game),
i (first
Vt‘hioago. it (first
Connecticut League.
All games ImatpouIId. rain.
~Stops itching instantly. (‘ures
piles. eczema. salt rheum. tettcr, itch.
hives. herpes, scabies-dwarfs Uint-
((1.001 At any drugstore.
Pill’liiiil llilliillilili
’l‘HlC llANl'i‘i‘S.
Last night It the New lloyt‘s Thea»
ire. a large and appreciative audience
“itilt-sst‘d iiit‘ first presentation (It the
great western melodrama. “The Den
ites." 'l‘hc lame attendance and hear-
ti; applause. proved most conclusively
at South Norwal is melodramatic
in its taste. Bum-I M'ebor. In Situ-
(i_\', won the hearty approval of the
"gods." lilo timely hItIrI’emions tor
the mm h persecuted and intended th
thus of the plotters won him rounds
of unntinted applause. Miss lleli
Walker. the leadinglady. and Cathleen
Taylor. were good an the fated beings
(If vengeance. Charles Godfrey. Al.
Phillips. John Carey and t‘tIurlesJil
(leeervu honorable mt-ntltm. as does
also Mina Mary More as Captain 'lonI-
nIy. The play A‘Il be continued to-
night. Saturday making with the final
performance Saturday étening 'l‘lII-
Webersoope will give new and inter-
mission.
eating moving pictures during inter '
\
NEW CANAAN FLOWER SHOW.
Annual Exhibition 0! 1909. at Ground“
0' Mrs. ;piptentiloior.
The New Cannon Garden (‘iuh will I
give its annual flower exhibition on
t'lII.I afternoon of August N, on the
grounds of Mrs, t‘hnrles lllereuthnier,
New Canaan.
Prizes have been offered by "I" fol-
lowing masons: Mrs. Charles Dieteti-
thaler. Mrs. Sturgis Collin. Mrs. Pay-
son MeIIill hirs [owl's ll. lLaphanI.
Mrs. Silas Wright Int“... Mrs. George
8. Frank, Mrs. Emil Kohler. Marshall,
8. llrigxs, Miss llrlggs and Robert Mc-
llride.
The prizes may III.I competed for-
mula the following classes:
(‘lass l—First and second mine for
finest Ipechuen of phlox.
Class ll—(lreutest variety (I phiox.
(Haas ill—Greatest variety of flow
are
Class iV——Greatest variety of peren-
nials.
Class V—Greatest variety of annu-
Closa \' il-—- Two prizes, to be award-
ed for especially deserving hotter ex-
hibits, not included in any of the class.
. es mentioned above.
Class Vlli-——Flnest fruit, exhibit.
Class lit—Finest Iegetiible' exhih
Blue ribbons will be scored an
gardeners of the gardens
prizes.
All exhibits must be sen t to hire,
Diefentha‘lel‘ before ”ocid Vl( n'doli.
on the day of the. e ibitfo and t6
each exhibit must be (indented: a sealed
envelope containing the, eiill’ibilor‘s'
. ;. name and address and béaj‘ihfi on' the
_ur'nbe'r Ii'uder V
outside only the. cities
which the exhibit it
outta] dues of $1 enlit‘le rgsldent
er‘fi to
exhibit and compete Vfor prizes, in. a
or all classes. App] ohtion f r thorn-
barahip should. be made to t a satire-
.-_tnr) Mrs. George 8. Frank. I éw can:
Ian. .
cloudy-op cry
. Hill rtticntt's
exits-roam
CANNOT ACSUIRE
ALBANY, QItlmdt‘te
very bag grains? of no 'hot‘ to i lint-once
perintendent Not ,1} i- sn'ce' 0 hit
today denied theft; fibl atio' of t it
Metropolitant Lite i‘z Co -
pony far no mis ,,
. estate for tlie 66% R>of‘ qaatifiitx it
has mforllse aw? I and set (1,:
holder-9h adj twith' tit prod;
loss. the
in this state iii-urbane cool
them in th'a transit: Ilia or ttI‘tI‘iiI
nary dein‘e‘II. tilt in bi tlili bust
no
.. .VVI"
III of onyd rot-o mouse >
“76* «Haifa: we! lie.
:lliéhilfl‘?’ you WM IhIi "(minor-om
{tea St “.rlolTorI" If. Y.
lit. to v r
“IW 6215.
Cleveland, ti
‘l’hlladclphl: I, ii
A DICEI
winning .
wh (0001030 _
tats ement is made also t
itch to the foot that th last lobwere
better stones, they sold It
VprifoaAm begotten the "In (ideal? D
EAL ESTATE
.I’
We “'1'!“me Ihii“ I666
thc‘ut‘o Inta-
(ban
oo'edilkno‘dw dun Inflammation: (o' I‘
moriihvotye‘efi'
3H ,0!“an dWIbiiWI‘ The 3'
h II were
limited to the acquiIitloh' hly of such
real estate as lIn‘iI‘ h’oe‘ti requi {ed “by
so of making one selling lbilil‘hnco.’
. l .
‘3
w’ loci on“. ..I .
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The D. M. Read Co.
. , . ‘V ‘ '3; “ELM“ w.
Bridgeport Advertisements
The Store closes it In o’cuéck cxtept SaturdIyI.
August Sale of House FllflliShittgs
Special so per cent. discount on Fumiltzt‘re, China Din-
ner Sets Cut Glass, Silver arid Fancy CI
asks, and Linen Sheets.
*Tabie Dom-
Ulubc \\'(Iruick(- bookcases and cabinets rc-
served from this .xalc.
Special to per cent. discount on Carpets and Rugs. Lace
Curtains, Portiers and Linen Towels.
Leather Chairs
For Library and Living Room use.
Leather Upholstered Fireside
\ aluc $31.25 for $25. 00
Value $53.50 for $42. 80
Leather Upholstered Rockers
Value $23.50 for $18.80
Value $40.“) for $32.00
Leather Upholstered Chairs
Value $54.50
Value $42.50
for $43.60
for $34.00
Chairs
\ aIIItI $44.75 1‘ for $35.80
\alut- $00.00 for $48.00
Value $45.00. for $ 6.00
\':IlIII- $49.15 for 39.40
\‘alIIII.$24.5(I for $39.60
Value $22.(XI for $17.60
Oriental Rugs in the Sale
Khivn size; .2 x 9 \ aluc $125.00 for $100. 00
Cabistan site (5 x (to Value $27. 50 for $4400
size 31» x 5 \‘alnc $25.00 for $22.50
Kazak Silt‘ 4o x o \'(IlII(~ $30.00 for $27.00
Kurdistan all? _.§i) x 8 Value $32.50 for $09.00
43) \ l) Value $37.50 for $33.00
Bijawr size 2, II\ (t._; \‘aluc $30.00 for $27.00
Washing
FONT styles by trading makers.
Carpet Store, first iloor.
Machines
Rotary and high pres,-
sllrt' IIIIutlt-ls. in which all lllt‘lai parts are galvanized to
prevent rust.
~ \‘aluc $3.50
Value $7.50
for $2.80
for $6.00
These have \vriIIgcr attaclItIII-ms.
for $6.80
for $7.60
Value $8.50
Value $9.50
Gas Plates
“lack and nickel frames, a variety of styles
\'alII(I $1.00 for 80:
Value $1 25 for $1.00
\ 1iillt'.,...50 for $2.00
I
:33;
Cleared é
Our Semi- Annual Clearaltce'
form; Bargains lipid We
and between counters. For your
SATURDAY
and sizes:
Value $3.00 for $2.60
Value $3.50 for $2.80
\‘alut- $4.25 for $3.40
liascmcnt Furnishing Store.
The M Read Cu
.. ,......o are ..n It. .._..nn...» ». !.
Ilia-on ..t.‘« I». I
Shle has started out in good
on every counter
PURCHASES
BE SURE TO SEE OUR BVARVGAINS IN
Hosiery, Cloves, Shirt Waists
and Garments
Look for our Ads. of SPECIAL ITEMS for each day next
AME‘ATCAflg’ dAVIuo MOI: FOFi
otAittoh‘bs.
BERLIN. Aug. (to—The newly estab-
lislied diamond monopoly of- the Impe-
Iriai government in Southwest Africa.
inns (Shanda to be published the sale
int-iced of the first. six importotions o'i
stardom
. whtqh show an increase
22 t-Z marks (35 62) 0 carat.
29. marks t 7.25).
t In (ii
.8? ,9,”
America makes Amer cons 6%th
to 1in more)!
(on... Isa... .-
'flvlu
Maurie my
‘ w»
W‘fofll’oflI Will
“My; Iwbothfidlitto (it whet?
ttltiil‘do’trdt who my (maimed I»t
grlptm Ind pniwy iolidvo'th’o'otill of
oobItlpVIIioVI. No (than (0‘0. Ittd (50.
9.3a»
ennunSzSoa
South Norwalk'
Instr: '
l .
Miss He on fold Barhit‘e, da’hghter of
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Bin-hits was
married to Edwin A. Holmes; of Nor-
walk last Tuesdhy It (ne' Items or
the bride's rents, In (110 eld. Rev.
J‘ H Chapman, rectoro St. tephens
Church. ofticisted. It was a quiet home
wedding. only thé initdedldté relai’iI/en
‘bein'g pi‘esent'. Mr. I. d' Nri Hh'ldlés
left for a short wed'd (I; (tip t'o"t'iIo
Catalina and on ma Mu'rn Will (IiI‘ii‘e
til it home In th'wolkl Th6 brill!
attended by her sister. Miss Syl-
,m Burhite. and the best mm m
r Archie V. Duty. The you: ocu-
ole wore the recipients of. may bond-
E0610. and valuable, prolong. min
nrhito was var! popular 0mg 0
inr'go' circle of friendo Ind Jill" will
doth in winning her m‘udhwhophineso.
--.-r-—-.-—o-,--.-(-
I. ' HOTEL mamas. ,
: "ohockom0~h idiots; Newark; 3.
theéniutiaimri "3,5999“: C. 0. (:50 top
'9ost'o'n: James out cityzw olili-
}om New York; P. P. BenedicLsB'ropr
F335) wton, city; Mr. and Mro. 8. 1"
tb 'bnti, 0nderson Ind., unucmln
ew York; E F‘. Cleft. Greenwich,
We. .léVP}fl “CANE?" . A. .lVoVneI, H, A.
Norwalk Chronicler