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oil-saint” and its at rior advertising
“lilo. we have ‘ arrangements
molt H Baxter the poop]
at to offer one I)! bib l’Glt sol
tormsdici as at halt a' to anyone
Vb. will cut out the following coupon
~> and present It at his store:
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couroll- .
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This coupon entitles the holder to I
one bile package at 'I)I. Howard’s I
amino Im the cure or Ionatipnilon I
(ind daysopsia at half III-.Icc 250. I I
will (stand the money to any dis I
oltisfletl customer.
FRANK H. BAXTiR ,.I
TWENTY- FIVE CENTS.
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Dr. Howard‘s specific for the cure of
, cohatipatldn and dyspepsia Is not an
_ unknown remedy. It has made many
mmsrkable cures right here In Souihl
Norwsllt and so positive In Druggist
Baxter of its great superiority In our-
ing dyspopplu, constipation. sick
headache and liver 'irotiblcs that he
wiii. In addition in stilling it at halI
price. 'efund tie Iloney ,to anyone
"will!!! i does (It dire.
Wv'r‘rtrrt‘r
WANTS PAY Fo'II tam.
Dogs have made several time out
Bloomfield Iva) lim‘t’ September 5 at
last year and they have killed many
sheep belonging to (iohrgo Mltchclson.
The aelcotmcn of the town lune not
shown a disposition to settle for tho
shedp and now Mr MitcthsInI. has
sued the town. Since the first trip on
: September 5.1908 the dogs have made
. N. tour so soouont trips. the last one be-
.36!) by I) of this vein. Mr Mitch-
vloon cakes for 3200 for killing of fifty-
Ieven sheep and lambs.
I
w ”emanated I
curtiao says outsotii round is risen)
.trlai nights yesterday morning.
i" Bloriot. in a test run. collided with
ury for Alightlng.
. IIRICSCIA. llaly. Sept. iI.——'i‘ho avia-
Ill' Mot to I.“ The muggy. IN“ tors who have assembled hero for the
aeroplane races made a number of
M.
9 tree. The propeller or h it machine
was broken, but the pilot nae not iri-
lured.
Grand Prix, the race of fifty kilo
metres I'll: 5 miiedl provides that each“
contestant mnst‘ cross the line every
day for five days.
Antoni also broke the propeller of
his machine In a test flight. Both ills
accident and that to the llleriot aero .
plane were due to the unevenness of
the ground
Glenn II. Corliss declared that It
was necessary to have smooth ground
to hint] on, as otherwise the machine
surely would be broken. He added
that had be known thc condition of
'thc fiéld he would not have. come to
.Iiicscln.
in the afternoon Corliss made a start
across the line In Order to avoid being
penalized. He did not complete the
lap. The American was cliccrql oli-
thIIslastIcaily. illeriot also ci‘osavd the
line to avoid penallautloli.
HOUSE BURNED BY OVERTURNED
LAMP.
DANBURY. Sept. 9.~Tlio home of
re. Agnes Logan, on Clapboard
Idxo. o-short distanco north of this
city. was destroyed by fire early yes
Iorday morning. ‘An overturned lamp
caused the tire. loss about $1,500.
partlaly Insured.
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Gas Water
Heater
Attached to your boiler will give you
hot water at any time and In any quan-
tity. Connected ready for use.
12.75
A comfortable
Combination
A Gas Bonn and a Gas Water Heat-
r all on the Connecticut
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.o. for turthsr intormauon.
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”gigging luv0 and haveI your broken
, 5W: as all ”of Mr. M’Hoyt'a Pro-
' euro! tinni-
_ hours. 8 a. In. till u: to
al‘. 95.12:“ until II p. at. Mon-
gayrnd 8W evening- on-
m‘.
Feawi‘ck Optical Conmsny
« Successors to
I HOMER I. HOVT.
loom iJn‘lt'od Bank Building
If ADNINOTON 3T
UTH NORWALK, CONN.~ ‘
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DAVID" W. RA YMONII.‘
Funeral Dirootol
and Embalmor.
19 North Main Sh. South Norwaik
Residence, 6 Washington St.
Talophono at office‘. M2.
Telephone at house. on.
Hotel Mahackemo
.l. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
SERVICE AND CUISINE UP TO DATE
RATED 32 PER DAY AND UPWARD
Supper or Table D' tints Dinner.
6 to 8 II. in. 50c
SUNDAY DINNIIBS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
rat. curios.
CityNatiOasl Bank
pouTH women. cons. '
runners A datIIIIAI. IANKINO
annuals
."_-i-_
capital ,lurpllla and Profits
Iioosooao 5117mm
safe Deposit Bone. l3 and to per your
gun-n..-
EDWIN “K UATHIWODNI PM
JOHN HEK 1“ Vise-Pros.
IFRIDERIOK H. IOWANI’ Ind Vioo
WILFRID IODWIl-L. nestlin-
DlnIcTDlll
lym!‘ Haary'.
John .knL‘;
gotta.“ A.“ in [IM' Thalhfirvm
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HOTEL Woman,
on: moors anon carer.
EUROPMN I-LA‘II.
am a Insist suture. on
tad”. Electric Hahn Through“!- Iv-
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maliATIO RIADONAILI.
IA salmon at i
attic fame MI Ma'- and
It Ooh was am- on draught.
Ashes-or mlooroa Dream
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Telephone I“.
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Long Life
Hose
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IBAOEBALL.
National League Standing.
W. l. P.(,‘.
‘1’“ islilil'g .......... Iii) lltl .7 N
Chicago ............ MI I I .(i‘lfil
New York ......... 75 49 .60..
(‘incinnatl .......... (if) (50 .520
Philadelphia ........ 62 (i7 .Is‘I
St. Louis .......... 47 77 . :i79
llrtIIIklyn ........... 45 Iii JIM
Iiusioii ............II~i 92 .270
Yesterday's Results.
Chicago, «l; l'IItsburg, 2
Philadelphia. 6; Iloaton. ‘J (iiIst
‘ on their Ihét at the end of tile light
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la swam
MLIOHTFUL SHORT IIA TlilPl TO OLD POINT c MFORT
OLD common m
including consortium At Hotel Chamboriala.
Daysk outing. Including» tr}.-
.. poriation and ho , $18.00
lei accommodation. .
Ilays' outing. inoillditif trolls-
portation and lit) ‘22 00 .
tel ,actglmnodalionq
Steamship. are all equip
Steamers IPAVe New
Old Point Comfort billowing morning
Sunday at 7 p III.
iii Ilil lilllliil ill Si’flll
gains). Philadelphimi' ;.liostou 3 (sec
ond gnaw).
New York, ‘I'; Ilroolliyll, 6 (first
some); lirooklyn. (I; New York, :I
I second name I.
Games Today.
Philadelphia at Mouton.
iirooklyn III New York.
(‘inclnnntl at l’ittsburg.
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American League Standing.
. W. 1. DC.
Detroit ............. S3 it; .644
Philadelphia ........ 7. it) Iii'l
Boston ............. 75 I55 .577
Cleveland .......... as (It 515
Chicago ............ (id IIII out
New York ......... fill (it) .15?
St. Louis .......... 52 75 All)
Washington 94 .266
. Yesterday; Aaouito.
Philadelphia, 8; New York. 6.
Chicago. I: at. hauls. 2 (first
garlic); Chicago. I; St. Louis. 0 taco-
ond game).
Boston. ti; Washington. 3.
Cleveland, 7; Detroit, 4.
Games Today.
Boston at Washington.
New York at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Chicago at St. Louis.
Connecticut League Standing.
W. L P.(‘.
Hartford ........... 73 43 .630
liolyokc ........... ml 52 .559
New liritaiu ....... 61‘. III .533
Waterbury ......... (H in: .533
Springfield ......... 58 62 .483
New Iiaven ........ as Its .475
Northampton ....... 52 67 .437
Bridgeport ......... 43 79 .459
Yesterday's Results.
Holyoke. 6; Bridgeport. 0.
Hartford. 9: New liritain. 8.
New Haven. 5; Northampton, 3
(first game): New Haven. «i; North‘
smpton. {I (second game).
Games Today.
Bridgeport at Waterbury.
New Haven at New Britain.
Hoiyoiie at iiartford.
Northampton at Springfield.
Johnaoo and Kaufflnan Roady.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept ii.—-—.lsck
Johnson champion heavyweight prise-
flgbter of the world, and Al. Kuhftman
the California aspirant for the titié.
mee‘t today at Coilrotb‘s Mission Street
Arena, In a ton-round bout No decis-
ion is to be rendered it both meh are
Both lighters have trained faithfully
and will enter the ring In the pink of
condition The men are well mptdhcd
In was t and else tbsro being only
a few pounds difference between them
Betting Is remarkably light. and al-
though Johnson‘s backers ore 'oitering
odds of 18 351.4 that the I: piss will
get that: iI ter (if the can set. 893??!
are scarce. and itauttmaas triends are
ofler’lng‘ i to I that the' big blacksmith
will laid; the full lei-I robotic, and a
bomber of 5an ”guys liars
made along on. line. The sum in
schedul'sd to high} About 3 o ’clocii (Pa~
ciflc tliire). "' II
“‘7“ Meats some
59%. BI-fiAdIIIII‘ll van.
' II II sin for N9" Var} tags:
‘ thtibteimer'llldb'c‘hei-J u’He
tlis'j .doiowototbefludaon
tint! hbram.m van use coat
be o‘erinaa squadron I‘m»
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The only dinot line to Old Point contort without stun
with the United wireless Told Is it system.
ork every d ay except Sunday at
-p. in. {filling
Return leave Nolmfoik daily except
aIrIvIng in New York about 3: Min
Tickets and stateroom reservations. Plt’l 26 North lilvcr. foot 0! Beach St...
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SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET.
W. i. WOODIIOW. Traffic Manager. J. .1. BROWN. General Passenger Agent.
(lclIcrIIl Ounce 81 85 Beach St“ Y.
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Icontinued from First Page.)
llr. Lyle's bulletin indicated a dis-
position on the port of tho household
”on 'i‘ower lliii to abandon the policy
of ailciicc hitherto maintained and is~
sue daily roporls regarding air. iIarrI-
man‘s condition.
The wild rumors of the past forty
eight hours during which the Iuastcr
of Arden house has been reported dead
a dozen tInIes. It Is believed have con-
vlnccd those about him that oflII'Ial
information alone can prevent the, cir-
I-Itluiltlii of such rumors by Irresponsi-
ble persons for the purpose of liltin-
easing the financial market. Dr, Lyio‘s
bulletin Is significnniln that It III the
first staicnII-lll volunteered by him
since his patient returned from Eu-
rope, Hitherto he. has broken his sl-
lI-ucu only upon urgent rcqucsl and
only when it was pointed out that for
ihf-r refusal to amok would encmnw
age tlir- most alarming Infcreuccs. He
sent his report In the newspaper men
at the telegraphic headquarters hero
shortly after 9 o't‘JOClt.
The note was written and signed on
a half sheet of note paper hearing the
embossed head "Arden. Orange Coun-
ty." it was brought down the bill by
one of Ihe Harriman ohaufleura in an
automobile. Iir. Lyia‘s statement
leaves the situation hare one of anx-
ious waiting. That one of the hardest
battles ever waged by the country‘s
leading aurgema Ind physicians Is
still In progress on the top of Tower
Hill Is the bullet entertained by every
one within reach Gills echoes.
The atmosphere bore today was
calmer. but this did not Indicate a be-
Ilcf that Mr. iIarrIman is out of dan-
ger.
Rather it showed that sentiment had
crystallized. Nobody thinks that the
ilnanclcr’s condition is other than crit-
icni
Two young empldycs of Arden house
were married today They were
Thomas Murphy. an'engincer, and a
pretty parlor maid. lioth have worked
for the Harriman family for several
years. When Mr. Iiarriman's condi-
tion took a critical turn Sunday it was
suggested that the wedding be post-
poncd. The young woman told Mrs.
Harrlman that she and Tom felt that
out of respect to Mr. Harriman they
should not be married at this time. but
the millionalru's wife, It Is said. told
them that the sick man would not want
to have his Illness Interfere with their
happiness.
They were wedded today by Father
McAran in the l ttle Catholic chapel
at Alden Mr. arrlmans wedding
gift who a check for 8500
CHICAGO, Sept. 9—.Dr Frank Bil-
lings denied yesterday the report giv-
en out In New York by a friend of
Mr. Harrtman that he had diagnosed
the illness of Mr. Harrimsn, and de
ciared that he had not been called
Into the case In any way.
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AGRICULTURAL _WQ§ITION.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.——Respon-
aim to the desires of intending _ex
mung}: from the United states, the
date of spplicaiion for participat‘lon
and space In the international Agricul
tursl Exposition to be held at Buenos
Ayres, Argentina. has been extended
from October 1 until December 1 of
this your. II has been decided to rec»
ammonia that the Agricultural ‘Depagt;
Inertt exhibit 139W.” Sopttie be sent
a‘ the South American country at the
class of the Alan Jillian-.11 lilo bat-
position. Those interested say W it
to imported that Ila- country who Id
take part in the imonos Arron Expect
ntion because it will. be the larg'e’at of
its kind ever held In South America.
people swing other We rewards
for kindness dons roars M-
Here is a lot of E
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w'h
and in a country whore there m “at vicinity.
”Wrtunlties for the extension oi mo“ “03.9 "0131313551.!" ‘3‘:
ofih Amerl a t . _ on o it: as are e -
E? .11.ng ' -‘ cry. (in aemiih; nova We dog
a. sick or. these ptorlea ms; Bessie Wwoiig‘ M It
i‘ II. on
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Railroad Friends Says He Has Re-
covered lroln Long lilacs:
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Edwln ’1’. lion. assistant sIIpoI-Intcu
dent of the Shore Line Division in
charge of the first district (If that Mom
Is expected back in New Haven next
week according to some oi his yicudii.
Mr. Hora was ovelaomc. by the heat
while. working at Bridgeport Si‘lelfll
weeks ago and since that time has
been trying to recover his health. llt'
hasrpnsscd most of the summer in
the mountains of northI-rn New York.
During .‘iir. Horn's absence Frank M.
Clark has been serving as acting train
master of the first division of lilt’
Shore Line.
Mr. liorn has been with the New
llavon road about threw yours and at
one time had charge or the movement
of trains through this terminal. lie III
II railroad luau III wide oxpcricucc,
much of his work having been done in
the wost and hisiriouds will be pit-as-
cd to hear of hli-i rccovcry and his in-
il‘ililnli to return to illt' NI-w liIIvI-II
road soon.
GENERAL CORBIN'S FUNERAL.
I SerVIcea Will be Held Tomorrow. With
l Interment In Arlington Cemetery.
\I'ASIIINI‘ITON. Sept. 9.7»Arrangsv
media for the funeral of I.lcuI.-(Icn.
Henry C. Corbin, who died in New
York yostcrday, have been completed.
The obsoqulcs will take plnco tomor-
row and tho body will iu- Internal in
Arlington t‘euII-tI-ry.
Following ls thA text of a telegram
from President 'l‘afi to Mrs. (‘orblnz
“Mrs. Tait and l have just heard the
and new. Our hearts go out to you
in drop sympathy. We cnrnostly hll|lt‘
that the memory of General (‘orbln's
great and patriotic services to his
country during a long and useful life
will In time miilgnto your great sor-
row. We mourn his going as that of
a since-re friend and gratefully cherish
his nwluory as (Inc who did much for
both of us.
(Signed)
“\\'. ii 'I‘AF‘T.“
Vice- President Sherman sent the fol-
loulug tut-silage:
'UMca. N. Y.. Sept. ii. 1909.
“I alu stamina and grieved by the
sad news of your distinguished hus-
band's untimely death. I offer my sin
con- and (under sum thy in which
Mrs. Sherman joins Inc.
IIISignI-dl'
‘J. SSIIERMAN."
Meesageb of condolence also were
received frth'n General Fred D. Grant.
Thomas A. Walsh. David 8. Francis
and a host of friends of the disting‘
dished soldier.
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K. OF C. SHIRT WAIST SOCIAL.
South Norwalk Council. No. l253, Is
to have a shirt waist social and dance
on next \‘i'cdne day evening. Septem-
ber 15. In their‘ooms in South Main
street. It promises to be a unique
affair. as the committee In charge is
going to make It the most lively affair
ever held by the council. Between
the dances surprises are in store for
all, and everybody will be glad that
they were there to enjoy the affair.
it carried out as Is now‘ arranged ‘it
is the Intention of the committee.
which has been appointed for the sea-
(ion. to hold one of, these twice a
month. if this should prove successful;
and judging from the sale of tickets
already. it seems assured
—impare blood runs you down—1
makes you an easy victim for organic
disease. Burdock Blood Bitters puri~
ties the blood—cures the cause—builds
you up. a '
NEW NORMAL STUDENTS.
bury This Year.
The Normal School. which opened
in Danbury. this week, will have a
senior and a Junior class of nearly
[equal size this year. All but two of
the members of the beater class of
last year have returned to finish the
course. and the graduating .ciass will
therefore consist of thirty-eight Istu-
d‘onts. Forty students cbntpose thti en-
and six on from Bethe]
are from thany of the was in 9'
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vvvvvvvv— vv vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv'vvvvvvvvv
Forty Pupils in Entering Class at Dan- ‘
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,E ,, THURSDAY. snow. 9. I
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Bridgeport Advertisements I
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Jri- [sport A vortlasmonts it
The D. M. Read Co
Enter. the Autumn Dress Goods
A Display of Fine Weaves and Marvelous
Colorings
This coming \\'t‘(‘l\' will witness the lixliilni (If the Fall
illiIl‘ WintLr thIlIIrIIIi |)I'cs.~l Goods. The apartment will be
a show placc as “I‘ll as a shopping cantor. 'l‘lic lI'aIliug
L'IIItlIs for tailorril suits arc llt‘i't‘ and the woman who wishes
llcr gmvu I‘III‘rcct its to illitit‘l‘i-‘ll and color will III- ililt‘l‘t‘sii‘tl
iII .‘1't'll1l' novcltics.
ii «Inc Slltlllltl (lilt‘hlli'lll as in what arc must it) III- \\‘tirll,
IiII- rI-IIII \\'()lllIl IIII:
French Zibclincs, cIIIsc-clippcd. very stylish.
Wide-wale Diagonals, t‘llllllliillllltlllS in two-tom's.
Diagonals with cloth backs. heavy twill on one hltlt'
'I'lit~~'t- will
I
and :I hillUiJlll Cltllll (ill the IIilII-r.
makc i'uic tailorcIl Ivcar.
Mixed Cheviota in stripes.
Heavy Venetian Cloths. IIIIIIIIII; the richest locking
of all winter cloths. beautifully IiiiislicIl. and
llli‘ Iiuc contains ilit‘ must clcgaut mul distinc-
tivc sliatlcs.
Satin-faced Soleils. sput»pmui’. \‘t'f_\' liisII‘IIIis :IIIII
lIaIIIisIIIIIc.
Broadcloths III IIcri'cct icxtul'c and finish.
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Those are some of the Autumn Fabrics in tllt‘ first show-
ing, ilit' IIcst weave». the most alluring cuiuriugs. 'l‘lic Ilia—
goual line which marks so Iillilly-Iiiliicrials Is distinctive. and
thc smoother \vcavcs appcar III cxcclicut advantage. Do not
miss iiic cxlIiIIit. .
(‘IIlnrcIl l)I‘t".~‘s (‘IIIIIIls Section. mam floor.
The D. M. Redd Co
, "'1‘ Inv- ‘II'I sir.“ H‘ . I , ‘ I
With the return of c ler weather we all want to at up our homes.
We invt to vour aittcutiou to our stock of
Carpets
Rugs
Linoleums
Oil Cloths
Muslin and Net Curtains
Nottingham Curtains
Upholstery Goods and Portieres '
Shades to Order a Specialty
A. Dickonnan & Son
84 lymph St, South Norwalk
‘ inspire 44.6
Mattings
Crex
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i.“ TsAin wages IN IIIEXIco.
MONTEREY. Men. Sept. 9.-—-No
train from Mexico ‘City has arrived in
Monterey since early Monday and ot-
iiciais here are unable to locate the
port. a man With .30 (“059 “”0 trouble That there has been s. wreck
oiates. and alleged to have no direct was admitted by odicisis oi the‘ corn-
relatives near. has been conveyed to bi!!! hi“ the declsao they have no
"'9 Norwollt hospital uniform; from] “Sum-bi? {2:10 filial ofwgge'tfilmdzgl
a broken leg that may result must set-
lines that trams Would be running
iqutfly for him in that the accident through from Tumbled to Victoria on
happened Saturday night. but it was
the Tompico brand .z‘vvit lab! hours.
not until veil along the billowing
L Lawis ADAMS Hunt.
~—-—-
Mysterious urchin-taboos lurroomi-
ing Accident to Wool port
Lewis Adams, is resident of Wes t-
”H"
This will put I'lbou‘t,t a} the line in
rvlce and will te‘ grit train to
a "was minnow In one or the north to lvei‘ the line since August :6;
8 ti n ”gouty” the" accid {Wills
b CAI h "by‘ Medici no: R'tibef‘!‘ Coley. 9351117..“ éry
i happened N) some ms. to the _ ‘- Fill fl GIIIII'S
' :B‘Mm
:99?"qu gal CA3 “KIA,
biIi‘ null mama.
“gum“ scorers magnum, au Ju‘komv.
WWW? ‘ 0'19 Carolina untied Court . wife of Rev.
c ask and 338m eye In incur any
that m I‘ll” unfilled you Courtin‘oy,hro%tol' of 3;
0'
Mm mums“? said-35m city, ein .IIII silly 33mm; li§5n
dearest Ibut there are Inflamm- limIm dbl e. litre.
I hit“ ”as a native is! Inland and”
Norwalk Chronicler