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new skin randy. has. i
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iaoialaad other diamante-
ill thg?
r; e 2
Mil“
”girth I1 its
at the very out-
”alterations. such
" curative weevil
peat lrh.eade
.3 pic" malts. show
”it.
atmlfoatipn, only It
" my being required to effect.
a care. Those who, use poIlaIn for
’ “0min Ik'lo troubled can now
:hvsiii mi bf tho eqial oil-pent
' such 3
eeantl aqop ed to meet'
"1th: ”cent pack
mam! the re Ir may now
he I"chained iit 83ml: Abrwaik at The
. Dillard Pharmacy, Edw, w. Kelley.
31%|. and other I u I es.
Samples for Win ta‘l‘ :3er
may be had not 24. 2M you“
a. g Laboratories.
m ""' t. New York
. I.
12.2. r
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cornea pawn nsoaoAN.
.- PAOK VILLE, a pt‘. .kA re
smut-I33: of the ulnar l'ti'fite Com-
announced with Wilfred P
umw York city, Iucoaediaz
Dudley as motivator”
p,iaco being chosen
' _ . hill“ general m'atinker.
m'lbpliél “on;
tr:
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hotwater at any time and in any quan-
" ‘uty. Connected ready nor uIe,
$12 75
A r capable
Combination
A" 0* Range and a Gas Water Hea't-
or. Write or' nail on the Connecticut
Co. further information.
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'w to:
and Charles .
Attached to your boiler qu give you "
navy HAVEN. sept. l7.-—-A trierili-
ly unit in to be hrouuht tor the pur
pose of construing the will of llw late-
Governor George l. Lllley.
From reliable sources it is learned
thi‘ WI Lillhy till' i hill (on “no.6“
Ilnst the estaw of her h
g will he left. a: an uphill"
te restio-
A Imitation
or 8300, s Ionth, on
I
(lovem'ot’iAlltly tll'od a'lmtt poor but
carried life. lustmturw oi $60th
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TIGRESS. MORTALLY wouuoeo.
LEAFS INTO “A.
MAIISIcII.I.,t-:s Bent. i'lv—The hunt
ly" in t. ust.
.along the waterfront of Marseilles for I With thé food
the will Bengal tlsreas that escaped
from a steamer in the harbor the day
befOIe yesterday came to a drama“ ('
d loony, when the nuimhl, mortally
mind I'm} with ma thod streamina
from her flanks. tied tram her root) or
pursuers and $le uormouq bounds
gained the’ Then, as If
drowned.
,Dutin; the bout this morning the
beast; udden y lea eq Out from its hid-
tng place out tig th rook: and charted
a group or workmen on one of the
stone docks. The. men find. The aui-.
mal th in? took Igurgev against. a pile of
mowing uIsuers anaem-
lrled. mill" with filming toi‘chen faith was
driven from thih last shelter. As she
Ian site was an easy target fill a hall
t final of which
ifillms.
Il'gréss was recover-
of indie
Inort'al i
The hotly of the
.9? later.
('ill Iietl
OTHER FINIsHee HAVE COME-
AND nounaur
Jap-A~Lac
STILL HOLDD [33 BLADE FOR
QUALITY A D E. DURANCE.
CHAS E. 230W
t’Iz WA'B'HINDF'QILNQTREET.
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urw'Ah’n
Supper orTflilt‘ D'fi‘o finer.
“ 6 t08 p. 12., ..
SUNnAy nitrates, in
4322.242in
TEL. CALL ”I.
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DUNN!“ .
Surplus ,ai'tii P'mi'ts
3111M”
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Info Deposit am. I and U I" Year.
N432 ' wib'tiw'
Icit II: gridlw'au. only Vine,
Mantis" IoovaLL. Cllhf'll'
niaacrolto
fi‘. H1 M'Ithulmn Henry is
him It-" Oemual wagon
anon MI In .I. mum MIMI:
hrlatla‘n Owens John H. Light
Ind H. I
.H' ' "fl-ll New
l~ 0 . ' ' '
il'u'RO'lAN PLAN-
still determined to mull her eII'eitIies,.
““9 ””1"“3 ““0 "‘9 ”9“ “ml was age on a genuine guarantee to refund
Siam: Mil M'I'k'r. Yin": Pl'un'tp' antl'
Rosy Says. F. mm
if yo o'lf'are attains-q”— thin.“ you fiflrwififi:
either: you maynot
are losing welhht liy. tnqe'as
fifsomethinc wrong the soda looking
"utter if you have alwti been thin it
doesn‘t follow that y Ii are sick. bht
you may not he healt y. You cannot
he atIo I if y are thin.
Try 5...: to'll'e healthyland ultimo:
It is uht‘ ultiimllt It you kndw amt
The only wt to iuorie‘aae thew ht
{dad said héait Iiutl flesh is hyw us an
Santana. t Itandnrd dosh- tormlux
d and to 1!le hullder. it thingies
ou‘ eat Itid is union:
later] so t at Q! tie sir-termini; auti
ytlfiade lift ding re] the is of the food
re retained in the system. This cx
lplains the great value of Samoee.
l Weigh yourself before you begin us-
ing Somme. it will not cont you a
room unless it int‘lf‘t‘iflPl your welghl
'and restores your health.
Frank H ilaxteI sells every puck-
the money if it does not do all that is
claimed for 1.“
AUTO THAT TALKED.
its Horn I New Arrangement That
BIld “Look Out.i
Something new in the way of auto '
mobiles at least in the way of nutolno
hiles at least in the Way of automobile
“horns struck town this fort-noon. The
horn was attached to nhlg touring car
that bore I New York state hostile
to: and it apparently had some sort of
I Iphonoyfaphy: wattachalent on the
Iplandoflf e vocal apparatus of a talk
» as oil
Half I dozen people were crossinx
[White street at the corner of Main
street as the car came along and they
were asiohiahed to hear a shrill voice
cry “Look out!" Most or the people
stopped where they were and looked
in amazement for the source of the
voice. The call came from the auto-
mobile horn and it was repeated 3 doz-
en tlmee as the car sped down Mhin
street. "look out!" “Look out!"
screeched the brazen voice over and
over,
The ItppltI-atus is sold to he a French
invention anti the driver of the car
appeared to enjoy the attention he at-
tracted. The machine turned into
Welt street its voice still calling
“innit out!" 'td folks who were in the
path. ~Dsnhury News.
—u&——————o-yd—
Haarrono MERGER FALLe
THRQ'UG'H.
memo. sent. i7.—-Preaideut
John a. camp, or the Pratt I: Cady
company, officially “hounded today
that the proposed merger df his com
pany with the chap'nihn VIl've Com-
pan-y of radian Orchard. Hana. had t'at—
f‘an through. uThe. “directors. he can.
AVQ
nook “w
W?!" yang-M Springfield
The Pratt and Cody, Com.
pany Wig capitalized at 3400.000 and
tnnlytve 5.0.9 hams The duct; ion of
had rectors means that the plant will
remain in Hartford
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WiteRuIérm
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month
M'-
1.410%?! to Edwin (my Carrie Hor-
iv-Charles,
A‘ urn-2.,
to John nhd (‘harlotte
Mal than I .
1 Within“. to John and Elizabeth
liollliid.
l John Melvin, to James and Jane
‘ Melvin,
l—llertha Koch, to N. E. and Cath-
erine Koch,
i~ltoaina. to Angelo and Mona Mar-
gaver'a
Aim nito
lv-Theona, to Theodore and Anna
C lark.
l—Bon, to William and Eugenie Mc«
Muhon.
l—«Auua, to George and Ethel Hird-
sell. ,
l——Jennie, to Frank and 0152! Revue.
2—Stanley, to Oliver and Emily
Stanley.
6—Mary. to Tony and Adelaide Chl-
oh “Ola
:Mn. to Jere M. and Sarah Clark.
to Max and Winnie Ddia'ri
"-V""d":t¢ck. to Stephen and "nuns
9—i’riIIt'JliI.- t'o Emmanuel and Sarah
. Joann). _ .
avocado. to Martin and Emily Steup.
s—Jarnen. to James and Clara Scho-
field
9—- Son. to Gilbert aI'Iri Sarah Hast-
inns
lo——Mahel and Ruth. to Edward and
Edna Ladrifluil
l0—- John. to John and Ma'ry iteyoolda
lO—Flora to ilarry and “rifle Davis.
10~~llaushter. to Patrick and lrone
Malouey.
ii~~-FrIncis. to Walter and May Fox
lfl—ltuuell, to Charles and Jennie
Ktthner.
H—iluhy. to Stephen and Mary hiat-
usg.
lil——Vl\"n. to A. and Anna Hill.
22~Robert, to James and Helen Clan-
eey.
23—Wllliam, to Thomas and Mary llnl-
torso.
30» Arthur, to Steve and Mary Luch-
ksy.
30~Jennle, to Churn and Bertha Ke-
chiel. .
till—«William. to William and Marion
l-‘oth. _
ail—Rosie, to‘Joaeph and Mary Items.
30—minute to Johanna Vernie Foil].
30~Lizahoth to h‘eno and Glrcella
hi'arsalko,
31~ .l'oIm to Sam and Angelina Sarno.
Marriages. .
ll —i€vu lleilo Shroclt to Samuel
jamin Match
8-—lllay’ Anna Obychowcka to John
lit-n
reir
9—Har"¢uerlte Giarnoh to James Par-
liar
flv—X'Iry l"Pavedtadoiolit'lnbun Korry.
lt—Barbara Carilr to Louis Pukae.
id—Alice Augusta Meyer to Edward
Emil Lindhlom
iT—Zunaua Mslinovsky to John Luk-
‘ aehevltz.
lib—Nora Gray to James
Thompson
19'—~Anna Antes Kelley to Thomas
Francis Fitzgerald.
‘Z'I—Ktosl Molnor to John Pettovics.
iii—hugenia Helena. Schmidt to Louis
"lfliigene Von Gal.
24—~Peai’i Anhra Stevens to Earl
Francis '1 homes
EZI—‘Annle Maria lln-w to George Ed-
ward Fiuney.
Ell—Rona Etta White to Chas. Herbert
Moliugh.
'28-Ellzaheth Van Rosenheek to Dirk
'i‘erbeek.
'27~—Jtilia Heidi to Stephen Yohbaggy.
88~Mefy Hmeovekl to vtctor Mtknla.
til—Magdalena Michalowskl to Vincen
Io Jurxelewicz.
29-Lilliau Hayes Turner to Howard
James Hyatt.
Deatha‘.
l—Anna Farena, aged 9m.
i~l£lla Rebecca llassett. aged fily..
4m.. 18d.
2—1.0ulsa Watson, aged 42!.
2—RoIert lEmmet Gadaey. aged lily.
VotIriIet-s
L
,..4m
2—Hu'ssell 'Thorna's Johnson. aged iy.
mi. 136.
t—éolonln'ri itotrcoe aged say. 15d
(wally inherit. agent at! day!-
6—~lt‘raaeis Lester Skidd. aged four
s——sa"r'~"5,ir WEIR Weed aged 65y. 2m.
iii—WI) a'm Meallist'er,
12—h we“ filfr'lftly,a
1
lh'ss
‘ 26y
“I'l'qttert’oh, 59y-
14~T2tsodM0ré Robert
:H—tnyq'zlde' Aim l'k'ed Elm}. 3'6.
lizwe'ih all"t 313.35"
17449le "6'1" hEypaaad '3: y. "1"". ,I'Dd,‘
lift" Pl tt' '9 IEYRWMOY 21""
"' in 3 I Y
:i‘fi-Joapfih mullet. tied ly., 4m.
swgiary 73')". ,m
agility“ 4‘1 '.. A
3~wl ole Ella "Ne: 'r'op. I ' 2‘)?
24~ElleaA. PltzgeraidCavanagh 34y.
In. ,.
24'-James Cavahnx'h'.il"xet'1 6U
‘fl—Eiisia 'i'lstie, a 8 42111.4(!
I4—Mary Lorr .22.“th gii‘ ag'ed sat.
girl-eff 3.3 Lilith, film.
zt—vfipr fifgf
ks th'l d6
10211.. 24d.
one Citrp‘f‘t"i an} 1] 4111.1
Alhony Hetilitlsm' 2381.
5
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”lsi‘dfla this?"
It
"" Efw' 'r‘lfnllful'mlflr ‘
l—Edwlsrd, to Ralph and (‘hiarinafl
48y, .
than e'earey
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'I. lit.
rel and
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ill! ‘lflflll- lift"
Arlisl of "Aifiniiy" and “soul Male"
Fame Slips lnio Monro:
—Miss Dunn on Stu
Ferdinand l’inuey Earle. having lost
his third “souhhate” In Paris. has re-
turued to this country and gone to live
in his fine home. near Monroe. New
York. it is said about Monro:- that
Earlr is seeking his fourth “soul-
Ioatd." and returned quietly for that
purpose. Miss Gertrude Dunn, who
accompanied Earle to Paris. is now an
the ocean, returnial to thin country.
it is said she became disgusted with
friends and separated roiu him and
Ma part).
Earle returned in time to reach Mon
we on the. it; 38 train 01l-'.l4‘8dfly.lllh‘
warhman had been apprised of his
coming and was wailing with a tioseti
(firriage. Ea'rlt- made a dauh com tn“
train to the rig and was whisked away
to his home.
Premonlt°ry Prandiai Plans.
It was not until yesterday that the
village learned that he was back. Then
the news was broken gently to the
villagers that Eurlo was planning a
large clamhake to which he was to
invite all Monroe and at which he
proposed to make a speech.
The clainbake and the threat to
rush. a speech to set himself right."
Monroe lmweea is a fouwarning that
the ecwntrir artist is home for a new
“soul mate." Monroe recalls that when
the first Mrs. Earle was to lea, e and
lies Kattner was to be hia' 'I nilfl
he wanted to give. the Imagery: a
treat. and later, when Miss Kutioer
hutl hemme Lira. Earle and had left
him. he again planned seine measures
to "Iquare himself" with the vlliaae
Then Mm Dunn we to visit him
on July ltd last.
Aflmli‘ry Bullshit“ t I {I
There was talk faint niiht’ or II at
Monroe should do with Earle. There
were the usual
feathers. riding
plasterini him éyrlt’h mad at the first
sight. But soul or the people in non
roe recalled that it had been a long
time stare Monroe had had a clun-
bake. ands 'veral real estate then re-
on I rail
had learned t tldoaroe was on the
map and nowt e railro was stop
pink some express trainet ere. Still.
the general sen out was that Earle.
hail gone far on sh in his theories.
and he should“ nude to understand
that Monroe would not tolerate it al-
ways.
Eiforstt to see Earle yesterday were
fruitless. He was not at home to
callers
with croup it you apply Dr. Thomas‘
Eclectric oil at once. it anti like
magic.
Ill fill iiilili 6f Mill
IADIIALL.
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Natllmwi unique Its-um Yesterley.
New rout: .cntmo.1.
Pittsburg. 2; 'oiampsu. 3:
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i..ouls 0 (first
9
a
Washington (I; St.
saute): St. Louis 4; Washington,
(second game). a v»-
Phiiadelphia. 2: Detroit, i.
new York. 2; 0ieveli2‘nd;1. ‘
Chicago. 'I': lioatoni‘fi. "
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.‘v
Earle in Pimp and took the advice of 4
She sailed for Europe with the artist
tterlngs of tar and '
and "
marked tha through Earle the world '
~Baby won't eIIi'i'er fire minute's ‘
American Leapue‘ Resulta Valor-day. '
1
Silks lllfi‘ ,Mh Wdtittiii
wdl talk for this Aututhn
Moire. In the first place. hotil for trials 5nd gowns. and
it appears in the heavy Moire "'elourtfpl tut? coats a
u raps, III the plain soft Watt-red iiks fm s‘t’ in Strip.
t 'huugcahics, and lwo—toncd i: ficcts. .
Black Moire Veyour. 27 iucht-N 'Wltl'l‘ especially for coat's
Colored Moire. \ard wide, fur coats. cl'ialigt-alilcti,
gray. and Ian cuticr with black
Moire, no inches wide, adaptable for the present fashions
in dress. the mediacvai onc- pit-to gowns Beautiv
ful coloriugs are seen, hunters' green, light and dark
wine old ruse, minke gra). good ruse olive, sen-ml
shades of navy blue. cardinal maize and llit lighttr
sh: nit". . :In l-n'tiitss list.
green,
Cachemire 'de Soie.
.\ xofli} flingink silk with a wonderful sheen
la\'tlltlt".l .Iprimt. tt-Iiar tam. pearl gnu. and all
slut llt‘ N
Mariana Silk.
:\ Winter Sill; lwiilt a satiny finish in desirable colors
for tllllllt‘r and evening gowns. Yer)" soft ill‘ill will Ilrape
beautifully.
The “B'eétyette” Storm Cape
-tpr Little Girls
\\ t are selling an t-xreetlingit pretty and stylish \\ ater-
proof garment for little girls, it Is a large circular cape with
a practital and hCL cptiting little hood. all made of a silky.
rubberized material that Is dust and rain proof. i’rotetteti
in suth a garment I'm} illllil may go to srhnol safrlv in bad
uraiht'r.
Price $3.75.
In rose,
popular
Coat anti Suit Rooms. second floor,
Gotten Henlietta Cloth, Satin-Striped
25c value, special at 19c.
Light blue ro'sc color. lilac, lotus" blue, pink. green,
brown and lll.ltl\'. flinrmiuf: for winter house dresses
Wash Goods Section, lower floor.
l o
The D. M. Read-Co
With the return or
We invite-your attten
Camels
or wei'tthcr it, all What to fit It) éar homes.
to our Itoo'h' of ..
h
2‘.
Rags"
, . lCiothe
Muslin and Net Gin-ta" ins
filottingham Curtains
Upholstery Gnarls and Portions
51124563 to Order :1 Specialty
Linoleuméi Mattlrigs
Crex
"out. A'IIRI'VALI.
Malta 9.— L rihutt.
ton; P. fm'Clargr'ion, flielf mew
2t. Bitch". Paulo." N. laAnni. p.- Allil'rr'
"arm. mould lit-l1. ..eriune. up.
Pdittyerc. New "tint“ $31398“?
l'l'w NewL Yoi'lf' dullh II'. . ll"'3'l‘l‘
K .a'n: lilfbnlt". F. DJ. L'IWMW: 'l'.
'9§§ra. AB. BDS'Exfi' ic ti;
4 I“ ' . ‘l‘,
2 r .A‘. M Flute
ML, ' :‘Jbér, % o oh?r
”M ".;,,J., 61,: '
fey Woollo Plat
Molten. lil'ew’ \orlf:
Ballroom Iqui, Mll'frs. and flint
heir '.it
Philadfa'fp in: "'0? fl. ‘Kr'ed'the 5.
York: Thomas H flatly. 10hr!
Springfield. w.‘ i. Small Weatpolt;
Gilt‘ord Miller, Chicago: P. ll. We (1'
city.
AUITS'EQN mamhmxckh
' ted here that tin Austrian con-
'Ia'ta in the City fl Militia ha! been
:iit'kw’m rm» and. tang“
:22: Motion moi Mlle celebration at
vindepenrlonee day in that thy
We. ‘
'9 King l't'dwnrd tecently tartltuie'd two
soft-"ll!” W M W012
and quarryoien for brave
layddoavorin: to are lite.
duct
~ H'IMI'Y IEN‘I'INCII In new I't'IL' $361? a: 'oaai'rl'e' I? “if."
' to it '0'! a raid here WWW“:
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um '33”. l'lA—it 1"
mill" _
h
TAIN.
aw antrAIN Sept:
" . Ditch the eye or the camera It'tII do
floor“ cipher dociiiiient‘s‘ of (that the writing
It»
era and: il a were bad will 2;!“meny cum I
eqht'e - I! all by
religifil'ftl: ii}: the wag-lsifi. We a writer in Van Nesting
Melanin:- i have. mos-wally caviar!
“3in th the camera the utterly (“ed M
of a classmate of my“ years
't bail Iggy“...
amt Shannen ia' the pigment of the liltinh
the u‘ndimovered by the eye. Imehr wit
, diniinetness on tho-sensitive plate; all
it in said that male warning chat: '
g :pr'oachin; disease has been thorehy
tos'
lids court here this mornlnl.
mi 3and, lrene
13 5 ”‘l‘owfl'wé’wfi star
‘ saline to a‘ppe‘u' in
fully Inns-am The can wen:
lah‘t two Ih'ontli's tan-t
“DtlI’lnéh the
any We of hudfiMh’;
given.
The camera taken fictions or sib-
"teeth which cannot by we to appear
‘ontlu . aludy‘ratd at the»
whlct 'he eye Mot 'ha'p never heart.
The nun are W- attire“ I“
, ”out! “than mandra-
. .Ym there altihaulc a
II lit Alta-1n Jinan.
rating. Yet not one in I hundred
of the start almdy' plainly pictured
by them use need by the nano-
uq eye of ac Illa "2 I;
ti onen'e
ciphers throughout the world lumen:
Norwalk Chronicler