list 4
‘ "iii“
:8” 4
4 thins.
.9: is“
Mn ”301»!va Warner hos rc-
untied tram a western trip. and Is
considerably Impivliod‘ in health
Lion's chm. ‘U‘Ih’téti
f-I—th-n-‘U-
. The western division of the New
Haven road is iindorgoln u renovation
iii the matter of bullshit ng the tracks
and making titer Improvements to ills
i
The heat wall! the acted factories can be toand here. Our line corn
prises ‘ the new it finish on. lo we have the most incapab-
slve b a lude- can 0*“ Dogfighbruces a rest many
noveltIeI at mod 0 prI a in the tlnest ed that la
mode. We have some bargains In beds that will Interest the closeiIt buyer.
While Enamel Beds, - S 2.50 to 318.00
”2.00 to “0.90
l'ro mm} A COMPETENT
Bookkeeper, Stpnograpiier and
TypewfitW .
when. e niaior portion at the ,
work‘lyt belittdbde' west of hanittiry its
far’ali licpeIwoii Junction.
~Mel‘rlll Business, College opens
Monday. AugiiIsI 30I
Tiler-swim n ‘ lilteapistol shot'
In I this morning. and
Clerks II the stores rah to the doors to
all! what had nspméit Only an an
o tire explode was the as
"i.“ ““Jfimm‘” will will”???
'0 tray to or
olden Nearly everybody
t will over
takes it worth Interest In anything
which concerns an automobile
WI
-Bull lino dips} O‘Brien.
lateral thwslk people are at As-
lliiry rm 3., this week, where
dime annual wurnlyal is In progress.
huradny night the carnival spectators
tied any averted Illumination
Till? reinltx din the “burning of
18,000 gallon-(f at kerosene and 1.700
grinds pt gasoilm at «the storage pli'int
the Standard OII Ch party. The
are caused a loss MM l
*lderrlll fitisltiitss' Gollege opens
Monday. August 30. unit.
Lee H. Dowd, tel
Ilia White street st
{lac been sppolntod
ope tor at
In Drifnbury.
'3‘! dispute or
or the Western diviel n or the New
listen road and III“ have hesduuar
Hem the olllce or 0
‘tn the Wash
fistNgnflWw ,3
sm dIvIsIon. In; it presem He will
Assume his. as soon as he , .
becomes ‘va- ”Tali. various
branchesot hdlv and
~8in the hint broodmiitluiier Brand.
220 B. Washingtoi 8t. Chen eves
m .
and Norwallt mwlll have been ellnitnab
ed. The firm-[1 short
distsn'ce W 1; Which Is being
carried beneath m9 {rack is nearly
nuifillnd. at m the track Is
mallow!“ hiyinorler to
In deli!
ultimo“ “Mira?" an be done
so thrfim grade cross ugh wl
away
M
wNew Fall m o‘brlen.
W
Charles D. Ciitlilll,
rietor of the
Model Fish market in I7 slain street
me time hadt .alitt‘ge bullheadii
yen hint; Ioh he‘s “cans tlak in
them times there came
999 were
a deposit.t
novel-(l '21::th 97‘3me
to have and hiiinwigrcwI’ue up Into i3"
Milo a w
more 'tol «He litigate showing
$2 With a visitor mi:I dlfiwgrgf
mood! as ha I
butl’aitan‘iab'tm the young ones nsnpim
Iohment for this unpaternal act the
parents of the, small ilsh both
their heads TDlmburIy News.
-—MerrIIl
Mondan. August 80 lacs.
M
bull-
Vincens6 Clnquo. of ah he to more .
fantilthrly know to many friends,
James Fife, has purchased the fruit
“walnut downtime: or Philip
1'. Osueo- .ln- itairoaira av.onue Mr.
Cln ue ‘li
oven o" It nulli‘bdr is and at
«duly our Mr are has de-
oc- people with
flCInqne Is,
@5 e
at hgu store.
neo Is 'at t e '03 Id port Hospi
dlthTfi‘éll fiafism and
tal entrain gm“
Iii b go, n my
Willie: he m» II expects to
go Into business with his father. Gla-
igieomhh'h‘asmomova Wail
film
B an "
lbs! '
Business College opens.
sheen In bust ass in Ely '
unlimited“ .
ENTER
M22111 BusineSS College
. MONDAY AUGUST 30TH
College Open Daily for Willem (II Stadcnts
Stamford Port Chester
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
YARQ TEL. 40-2. MILL TIL. ”-8.
homaPiggeiytoaPsipce
particular attention to tar Moulded Woodhr What-i.
mad. In no hi of Douglas fir. tho most durable of moim‘n woods; will out-
Iall Metal “2. aurora ornamental.‘
Alba Ildontty recommend "L In Boo 9" [or on so for
flashing In la a of metal. Does not ru or my at! Will " tiTTiTo'mo
”N. l.—During Summer months we thII oloanimw mm wt
no . .
TO. B. Jackson
“MW—y
Options
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
at WALL than. 2 ”IONS «a. nonwgta.
LumberanilMilqurk for Everything
The Hatch 8i Bailey Co
‘ i4.
A ' "1%....“
country. slid tried mlghtll
prose their neighbors with
aflfifluld not do.
'w’of their town acqu
Mo to. visit do.
hat. and one a
bars of the family, a. iIttl
all aboulylt.‘ ”that. Is, at
couraé. hilt In "i‘i‘i’i’r pds
they don't have to. "
drums m.
“$3" 94,.
T ‘Ita ca
Slinky '11 {MM
Browa’i bonsai! who out
an. «I for m heathen
Hontroal
WIWI
distilling“ and thrill
0 Mil hill. in wm a"
clock on the wall, and was
at tho lataaoas of. the hour.
" “fig" 4%gxelaimad9
we novwr have been put
Jo‘rch Lippinoott's.
is Air Lawson. la n
launch, phased tlia
i in. girl ails cams till!
#9. how Iran-Ii"
aid.
, I
“81ch
It,» same mean. ordinary
waa forty years ago."
Biol
An. Irishii'laa who hat
of Gas.
-- ‘ 1 _ ‘1...
set your sari. corset: Irofo ‘ - 4 first}; ’ygu ém‘
. th model hes 0 ii
roach“ how 'to ill. lg TTTBHE reeiil tHTIT be a perfectly sale
perfect-fittingtflomt. 9? ’dsCot'M‘ decently ..
built for calcium tin-though It may not so hit straight. it W '.
' hues WWW ato knee, but me prose uumtmtablyi
, mummy odelr we '8 milks It More. Come In and ., ,. ,
It! Ins MIMI at yoh‘lt on e de lght in wearing. ‘ ' , .
. pullln' out was M!"
3 WW I‘M “a“
" rt .rimuiisswfi
' fill '
fl ‘ ”TUTTI; ‘35::E
fittwixt div.”
r ”so; i' .
‘.‘! but?" ' a'
n. lrwdhi’mti‘“
fl kHWyWWI
city I 1st "--
git?! 949’ M
n. it ms .931
WITH osogwnx . .
' our. '
but part at a lifetime In a povo
out his portion at t a”. a
TM“ 1°“
a; valid Usiitthaiaadtntha
mgI m “In showing thus
999.2" exclalmol
they reach“ ‘
"Wb Ill“
one at} II
the boar yyard. "They lay steady
too. I submit!" .
"Yea." rdttirhod the
hostess. ho Ireally knew ii
fiddly-4V“ the church lair a
adoad. We round
The lonoa‘ 10 got a"
M: e R'st'dhy scan-
dal and who that girl II that urn.
other in Illa—om Ina. We-uaarod
limo-sly W the retort:
rm 3‘ "now'srmr'u—m no
If”! Wit
I
i
ytolnr“
their Illar .
portnaoo They talked constantly fl
whah‘WpIa In our caution” should
alatIandu
lll.’
pillow
0 girl 0!
youthlul
omits oi
c'ouid. oil
ll l'llfiyw-o I
with tho
1
M ‘Q {to m
A but! at Moorlan- touriu Ia
convent
Bag: They were conducted
a lit 6 ground‘iind dlflerent do
I
of
roached
tfiwytfhibrfil
rdup M
blunt-as motids wow Iii-tad. «is
ot the party glanced up at a great
surprlhtl
:‘is that
“mind may be run it I: not "£3:
spoke up one of the 'patlbnta, ‘
ta Ion."
‘ The Baton Moons
A larblohoad doberman reports
hearing. while out one day In the
*MI. this bIt of. roparteo
Thomas Lawson and a young wo-
m3, svldbptly no respect." of per-
90th
dwboatngfifig
«rim
W mm H.
An elderly woman who art
a, prodhoti n at "Tho Merchant
" y you.“ ago wont am
security t'o see on story of say
played. upon no return scan line
w“ Died M'ibn ’Ilkud it. *'
"'Wd. " add not "Voice m
toiliava amusedi w mentionin-
“Mutants; warms)“
.3
WM
_ w'idi todthanlI'o wllk’od ’lii'to‘i, Tm
. t's ‘s‘urgél-y ow mums smith
schools: file admin a! mains.
" m and“ h m sham"
._ .Fx VG"!
Hons suit-a: can use: was
agini'ilm Priests
is m... .4.
m
min-
woo-ii
“'"IIIII «side «will Inn: Towns)
MIAMI
i’J. .11
N the executors under the will,
' misc? the city or Now non. condemned
~r
"arm
“1‘. ”ET; I H‘
I 'RK?£ONN
Most‘licautlt'ully located Summer
and all year round
Cotton and haldanos like
Ben I Wt detailed
partlcTIlaTd. “ill
unleash iatesna 60..
MV.MI'UMM&_
‘ot
At oo'iirn “TI
Suit.
Tea . ..
Superiority
We rest our reputation on Its
excellence. We takb all man-
nar of cars that It la the but
In! imported to start with. than
we dovoto axtra tlma and cars
to Its piokagihg, aolllng it so
that It retains all Its original
delicacy at flavors. it Is fro.
tram tho so" of handllng and
comes to you In fins unitary
condition. ‘
Sixty Centsiil’ound
The UMPacific
Tea 00.,
Headquarters tor SUGAR .
' Street.
Milli ill Still 5
iii tlillllilll
Would‘Eidorco a...“ to Legal slim
. nl warmth. . -
BRIDGEPORT Aug. 2B.—'l‘he con-
trowrsy over the distribution, or the
estate .0! the late Cornelia H. B.
Rogers has again come Into public
notice. Samuel T. Rogers, husband
of the deceased, brings suft agahtst
John
0. Agar and Rachael L. Duray. of
New York. One suit In for $15,000
and the other far $70. 000. When Mrs.
Rogers died In this my. July I0. 1908.
she left 39, 350 In personal property.
"08,329.30 In real estate In this city.
and 9100. 000 In New fork city. In the
will her husband was given two thirds
of all her real estate. Since the dell!
of hire Rogers the executors have
been are still itre In possession of
the personal property or Mrs. Rogers
on Sept 24 I908 lllt' human tiled
with the probate court a written rno
rich or his election to take his statu-
tory share its the husband of the de-
c'ehsed the motion was allowed, but
the ‘eiiecutors havenegl'ected to turn
over the share though requested to
do so. Because of this the plai‘ntllf
ilalma “6:000.
In 1869 Mr Rogers acting for him
self and his wife. bought property In
New York city with it frontage at 420
to“ all East 1019! street tor-assume.
or this Mia Rogers contributed two-
thirds and Mr Rogers the remain
tier. the legal title being placed In the
name of hire“ Regen, though the pro-
ceeds were to be distributed equally
In July 1896. Mr. unit Mrs. 'Bogors do
clded to improve their New ‘Yubk pro
0011!. IA brick building "tit“‘the Val-
ue of 8500.000 wda built upon urchin
5| feet in width on 101% street. On
thtl’thoy negotiated a Idan or 3.30.000
from the Editable Announcer Com
WWI? of New York. In the tail of
their unimproved property on 1018!
street for playground purposes. They
all? feet «and paid- over $240. 000.
wt: waaglvnn to lira. Rogers. AI"
ter- nll die bills or the property were
paid. “alluding to minimise rm
wfii'“. shill Ni sitting ”$815455
wind was since with the Union'
Trust COM)? Muesli” of
this money, the weeds from t e real
saute owned IItIy by the ogeril'
In now In 'possetihloti oi the executors
W30“. have. felliti ii to lve over
lléi‘ilttfrtttff audac'i o' JTrooliv' r1150 ffilm the
Quildmrtt . Gina"?
. gar or hlslatt.
Mi. . o : :
CABM‘M
who Whirl W
with-tin ”muslin Iir‘lthe
City Bunting 0mm .‘Oflct, In
M'lltmnmdmad- Minoan.
WWII: shoot
the presses. yesterday attornoon. iamd
the mentor no firm 'badll. .
H.- 0. Sharon humanism take savour
al ntttcha do the 'lllllll'y. ' v" 'I
W
If a all M'trgatitlo Ibottot' of
himself sot-om with”! .
i“;
.4:
‘ prom‘hes Its finish.
,hs
pill/silos
all.
ital ‘g . .......... 29c
250 Collins ................ We
32:09 Unhhllmvd Hilts 190
Take your pit-Ii, uuy shape. . .10c
(linghams ........ 1 .
sums-gs .._. ...... 40m
Lawns ............ j .
Muslin Underwear
2th {humus ............... 19c
{lilo Drawn; ............... 30c
390 (‘orset Covers .......... 25::
81.25 Skirts ................ 98c
79c Skirts ................. 49:
Short Skirts .......... ‘ ..... 26c
<5
'98- ’4‘. ‘€‘ ‘
-~_'t I),
I260 Willslfl 44.3.: ........ 3119
79c Whists ............. CO -.
boi- \Vnisto .............. no ‘
Suits and Dresses
tin suns ........ ‘ ......... sins
$10 Suits ................. M0
86 Dresses ............... $219:
35 Dresses ............... Ifl‘
50c Belts. 250
Elastic out] Persian Belts; .
one-half price ........... 259
Table Liner.
39c Table Linen ............ 2a.
79c All Linen .............. 5’s ‘
$1.25 All Linen ............ Clo .
2'5c lion‘s Ties. 9c
Illf illlll llllll
' Ill llllllllillli
lntcrosling Railroad Coéip—Hsrri-
man's interests in the New
Haven Road
Travel on the New Haven road
from this cIty still continues very
heavy us the summer season on-
Mnny of the
trains running through this city yes—
terday wore operated In two sections
and although the passengers were
sweltering with heut every seat was
filled. "lltllllfm people, the railroad
utilclal salt! mustrtrml no matter
what the weather is the mm» In
. population snit‘ the mtriked develop
merit of the tutor In which New Eng-
land Is ht‘ld as in summer resort is
opposed to account largely tor the
constant Int-reass- lit the summer trui-
Ilc.
As the summer wuncs the New lla-
ven road will withdraw some of Its
extra trains from the passenger ser
vice. Alter next Sunday the Sunday
afternoon express leaving New Haven
for New York at 7:40 will be dis
continued for the season. The White
Mountain and Bar Harbor expresses
will be run for a considerably longer
time.
It Is \‘lalrned In some quarters that
President Peabody or the. New York
Mtttual Life Insurance company—tile
largest holder of New Haven mini
stock. Is a clone friend of E. H. Har-
rlman. l't Is also said that Harri-
msn‘ can control the Charles M.
Pratt & Co. shares, and the Astor and
Gosiet shares. it Is believed that
with the Interest which llarnlrnan will
actiuIre In the New York Ctut'ral, he
run swing I17 000 shares of the 1;-
000 000 shares outstanding. This Is
believed to he 0 much larger holding
than the Pennsylvania can show. can
scquently any Indlcatiou o‘f Hurri-
nias's hand In the handling of the New
Haven road, if It comes. need not
some as a surprise.
For Indigestion and all stomach
trouble take Foley's Orfno Laxative,
as Itt‘stimulatss the stomach and liver
and regulates the bowels and WIN
positively cure habitual constipation.
Bridge Pharmacy and F. H Bait
ter. .‘
sanaro'os seamed, WHITE
. mousrams.
Tile Recreation Tourist Co. report
two more tours leaving this month.
Tour to White Mountains, Monday.
August 30th. a five days' trip with ac-
commodations a't Sinclair Hotel.
$24.00. ‘Tonr to Saratbgs, Monday.
August 30th. four days‘ trip. 816.00:
six days‘ trip. 819.00. They will also
conduct the autumnal tour leaving
Wednesday, September 15th, to the
White Mountains; The cost of this
six days' trip In only $20.00. which Is
very Ii'eaoonable, as party will be -lo-
cated at the line Sinclair House. Beth-
le‘lieiii. ”For further lniormatlon cull
on The Recreation Tourist Company;
183 orange street. New Haven; '
SERVICES AT BELLE ISLAND,
The Rev. William James was ex-
pecting to hold his last twilight aer-
vIce at. Bella Island Point. tomorrow,
Sun a evéuIn, as he Intended 'to' re-
is 'blll t duties ‘In his ctry
church on Septembbr 5th. but here-
col mud this week that If he do
sire he could remain away for sooth
er Sabbath. as arrangements could' be
made to supply his pulpit on Septem-
bottom. Merv twtii'nore 'lltlitiayd
evaohig services will be held at Bell
Island. More Interest has n It show
In these sunhsy eviihtdgs‘er rices‘ not
the atteudiu‘tco‘mi litrgti‘r thitn
any previous Mn. 3
noun 'AfllINALI.
Mshacitanioull ‘B‘. 1m Water-
bury‘t George W. Remus. city; .I.
A. Sawyer. Cumberland Me.; John D.
Scott. New Y;oiilt w. 8, Chapman,
William Penrose. Hartford. P. ‘3
not“. Boston:
R. 1'. Cameron New York: ‘L ‘A. Ub-
by. Hartford; ll. Goodwich II. is (loud-
onh. N It: Mrs. Mark Ells-
worlh. Witch: 9‘. T. 'Benlileis, '-BtIm
ford’; Miaa’milll city: T.B
MW: .I'I ii'. spencer. New York:
W. A." Miler. Albany: J. C. Croutons-
Balm" A. P. Mlllbl‘, CMMIO. J'. A.I he
Bronson. St. Louis.
3 pr. Stockings, 25c
: dllldio.
‘Will Hold a 'I915" Exliijililouln
Old All Museum Next »
November ' ‘
BOSTON, Moss, August. 28.—-'l‘q
show the people of Boston and New
England the resources and the poul-
billtles of Boston as they can he do.
Iveloped between now and 1915.1
"1915' Boston exposition will be héitl
in the Old Alt Museum building at
Conley Square next November.
The object of this expdsltloti WIII
be to show In a graphic and lifter-est-
lllg term the work now being carried
on by public Institutions b‘éhefdleltt.
protective retormatOry and CM.“-
blc; by publlc service carpol‘itldlia.
and In fuct all organizations at' VIDII'RI
for the betterment of the city. ‘ . ‘
Schools colleges and Ilhrari ii hove
lit't ii asked to cthbIt Edit anal,
social untl economic prublethilll Tia '
shown in u lively and unique way, gt?
lug Information which has hi “to
been put forth in a manner Intell his
only to experts This latormatio’tuoiil
be put In the form of Ivor-l inod '
moving plctures photograp
grains plans and
to present vle
needs and the aaibllttioa dd flit}
m
MAY "Leas: rnioouhh‘.‘
Sheriff Makes Hia FIIIt aeolian: Un- 3
our st For sick titan. ' .
Sheritr Hawiey today for I
time acted under a provision
Acts of i997 and requested Eta
missIoIiers to approve or a .
ot sentence in the case or Gear '
son colored sentenced to
In 'jaIl and to pay coats at
burglary May 12 1909'. 303“an
tuberculosis which eirecta lib
and other parts oi his body.
flnomsnt In jail means more
dissolution than Is Inerttstilhi
short time anyway D'r‘. C. 30.“?
of Bridgeport recommends his
moval to less stringent regime outlm I ,
Is probable he will be” released. , y ,5
YOUNG SANFORD ‘RIETU‘N‘QI
—-‘—1—
Father Comes Back from Buffalo wt
Young Man who amino
Sunday.
James Sanford, keeper of the BOW
Dam Strattord returned to W
port, yesterday noon with his I
year-old son Clarence who,t.hro
some Vaga'ry left his halite :
went to New York sought t It;
It a hospital, and being rofuaetl.‘ "
tinned on no Buflalo.
I.\
STAMFORD "Stigma-”DI GET},
Sherlif Hnwléy Oeflngoi‘, or
lord, Conn, appeared at the City ,
In New York. August 25 in com , "
with lilary Gabriel 00er or ill ,
Meadow street. Btamtortl and o "
e’d o marriage license. This brill
was wedded to Ghouls: Milan:
on June ..1 1902w n ohlyli'
off 9 Based sap
1904 mm” mile” the
defendant In s'dlworac suit,
minatad on May aniline. I .
tug of a degree. with
theglalntlffm ‘to reins,
ft Mar
.Imedlmé: ii “I ll
r and
and became
the Iiil'gos
‘ orI
vote avails: .
“:Itilons btithei. » -
minimalist ln‘itamlord. 8m?
:nl'telfrg £33?er year‘s” .
rum Barton, citv; l
B. Irano', /nion bless court yesterday
WI T splint
.. .I‘m "Mm
ms t the nine place. ,
n his suit which who Itoid In
“road to sell him fJ'hu
trailers his license land
liInI a certain anal t
‘ed out. ~
Norwalk Chronicler