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ISITORS TO NEW YORK CITY DURING

The Hudson-Fulton Celebration
3 (September 25th to October 9th.)
‘ fare oordihlly invitbd'to call at our establishment—-

in the metropolis 0111351." devpted exclusivea to

the complete outfitting of both sexes

——snd every age.
The opportunity to do your winter shopping here holds
00 many odysntagss that you should grasp it unhesitato
”Acquaintance with this store will give you such certain
tion that you will be glad to entrust to us a share of
eastern hereafter "by mail”——a department of our busi—
which is conducted along modern lines—thorough and

Propaid purchases amounting to $5 or over delivered carriage
free loony addivss' In the United States.

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”In the Heart of M Yolk."

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' I' ‘0107000‘ FOR- CURTlSS.

Final Awards of Basel- Aviation
- Hosting in American? Favor.
BRESCIA Sept. 22 ~Pinai
of prises in connection with the re-
cent aviation meeting were made on
yeaterday. 'l‘o Glenn H. Cnrtlss went
the Grand Prise oi Brescla, 50.000 lire.
or .about $10,600. The Modlghani prize
for height went to Bougior upon his
rooordoi' 6451le Wright's figure at

Berlin, was not an official record."i‘his _

was worth 81 .000. and Curtiss. who
flew atIan elevation of 160 feet. gained
a second prize worth 9600.

Curtiss also won the first prise for
stoning in the shortest time.

'QhIIld-r'on Cry
595; 54579551? s
Q A s T 0 Mr; I A

SUNDAY BALL PLAYERS FINED.I
WALUNGFORD Sept. 22.—-—l"onr
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THE 10 PER GENT. LAW.

Judge Holcomb Does Not Think It Ap-
plies to Vote on "October-‘4. '

Alorney General Marcus ii. H01
comb was naked Monday it he had
given an opinion on the not of the last
GeenI‘aI Assembly which requires that
I10 per cent. of the voters of any town
must sign a petition to the aelectluen
for a vote llpullaihe question at license
or no license in order to have it legal.

Judge Holcomb said that he had re-
ceived many requests for an opinion
on the act, but had replied in every
instance. first. that the matter did not

be within his province as attorney gen-
Aerial.

He then went on to say that. as
nIlawyeI', he did not feel that the not
affected the votes to be taken at any
annual town meeting held on October
4,1909. The not. he said. becomes ef-
fective on October I, but the existing
lawprovides that tho selectmen shall
Issue their warning for town meetings
not less than five days before the
meeting is called. which this year
brings the issue of the call into tlIeI

‘9!” V979 in the borough 90““ ““3. month of September aIdate prior to

‘ mom show with mm” played

1?. in vialsllonof the Sun.
. pee law They were Hen
ry m0 ers Jr.. James LyncLI ‘Frank
The
first three was found guilty on two
(null and fined $20 each with (osts.

Cm was found guilty on one count

and ed 810 with costs The men
anneal m0 furnished bonds or

O UND- WHILE
Wear.

a in aiId hive your broken
«duplicated..- lLao mmr

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‘11:;
, have all "fifirfi Hoyt‘s P00 ‘

wages hours. 9 a.- m: till 11: 59
a. 01.712145 until ii p. In. Mon-
W9 n5 armada: evenings uti-
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HOMER D. HOYT. :
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lain not less than twenty. Itive names.

‘ to avail themsehes o
_ their petition will not be legal until

 

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turned. Trio of the Imsscuser couches .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

, motile left the tracks

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' convutp 20 per cent- Tim
sold to have been doc to the dentin: I

int moms“:

the time at which the act becomes of ‘
fectivo. .31-

The call must be made in aded
aace with the law In force at the time
it is issued and in this case the lit:
lition for a vote on the license ones
1an must be signed by not less than
twenty- dive voters instead of 10 perl
cent of the voting list Towns hav'
ing it voting list containing 250 Ill
male names will not be affected in

any event. as the petition would con L
but if the voters in any town having
less 111011.250 voters. vb attempted
the new set

tWenty n-ve names are attached‘tu it
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MEGK AT BERLIN. i

 

V New Haven “Owl Train” Crashes Into

Standing Freight.
BERLIN, Conn. Sept. 22. ~Ploughing
“into a string of freight cars which
were standing on the main trad} of

. the New York. New Haven and' Hart-

ford Railroad here this morning. the
engine of a passenger train, known as.
thefowl 4min” which leaves Newrizia-

were dgmaged and a couplp of the
freight cars smashed. Only the loco-
No one who
inilllled. it was stated. the engineer
and fireman apparently having 10mm
00 as their locomotive- mauled.ITramo
was blocked for some Name. I
'ilha poems .were. sent
New]! Britain soflthat

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smarter: were not Idem

RUBBER FOOTWEAR UPI. .I

" Upltsd was Company. some... .Prh

L 9‘! .yo Reducing DlecouMe-
INaw. Xerlt. innit 2235—2130 iinlterl
3N9! 5119‘»: Smear has advanced

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theI wholesaiel *prlcduof first products ;

td dbaldis

lip fobt'wear I’ii‘y; mddoillfit'hd
oustumaty

pitial discount from 25" yet
Milan is

uanneoi' .nhe' brice of raw rubber at- a
vory high» level. Since 1836 the price
“oi raWIeubberIIIss increased from I-itiI
cents a pound to 94.98. and much of
‘tills- advance has taken place within
the last year.

W
MENDEN MAN HEbD FOR A3;
SAUT

MEaInEN sent. zap—Antonio so
“,Istpo a North Meridian farmer. was or
striated yesterday. charged with assault
bps intent to IIIII Waiter Lyitd; or

(alligator p10
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orthorho-
,telr was on of“. 11% . S’l‘ho wound-
ed.lnsnis subs-'1. asen Hospital
8799qu claims bruit .50 was .
. Itallinfwoli obit me new; ,

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Descend out oi Pioneer Printing Ms.
chinery lnvenlor. Who Achieved:
Grehi Fame

 

LONDON. Sept. 22I—Robert Hoe,
head of R. H. line 6‘; Company. print-
in; prose manufacturers of New York
and London. died here today after a
short illness.

Mr. H had been in London ecv‘
eIaI wee Iron his annual business vis-
H.146 suffered on 00318 131th of kid-
new rouble ten days ago and his death
resu led. No arrangements hau- been
made for the funeral.

Robert line was Hevtlliy years old.
lie early succeeded his father. Robert
ll. line. in the IIInnugeuIcnl of the prin‘
ting press fsclcry established by his
grandfather. Robert. Hl.‘ achieved
fume yes the greatest in a family did
lnguished for its achievements in
bringing the mechanical art of print-

ln to its present high perfection.
Vhou Robert lloc cnlued the busi-
nose of his father and grandfather the
"line c,yilndIII-‘ 'spalenled in 1510. was
considered a IIIarwl ills luvonthe
genius coupled with his adiuihislra:
live ability and the fucullv of sur
rounding lIiIIIsIIll‘ with elm-lent aids.
developed the old “line Cylinder“ into
the present double srxluplo and don--
bll‘ (leiuple pressvs. Robert line was
also lll\"t'lll0l (f coin. printing pit‘Nm.
Besides being the prilulpnl owner oi
R. line (5 (‘oIIIpnIIy ullh Luge fut tor
lea in New Yolk and London he was
an extensive IIIIIIIIIntlureI of IiI'cular

s 71 00.0.5311 hits lie was one of the
1 nchs of tin-ii
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OTHER FINISHED HAVE COME
AND GONE, BUT

J a A-Lac

LL Home p-Flse‘r PLACE FOR
QUALITY AND “bounce.

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112 WASHINGTON on $1".
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and astronauts;
to North Main 31.. South horwnk
Residence. 0 Washington St. ‘
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Mel I'o‘poliluu Museum .

Fall

to

Today. Wetland

‘Qpening

0y. Sept. 22nd.

Continuing Thursday and Friday.

Sept. 29rd

Esrlusive and Exquisite
Artists.

(‘IlIurIIIlng and Original
Workmoms.
ever made.

and 24th

Productions of Famous

(‘reations From Our Own
By far the moat beautiful display we have

Copies of French flats at 95.,00

Boston Store

 

 
 

Hundreds of People Expect It to Come
on Friday.

DI'XIII'IIY. Muss. Sept 22. -~(‘un
vinced that tho and of the world is to
come next Friday. hundreds of IItilIor
outs to the LattoI Reign of the. Apos-
tolic church from all over New Eng-
land ill'f‘ gathered heIo to soc the big
show.

During the meetings held here fanat-
icism is running high and the author
llles are preparing tn vqnell expected
excesses.

In the course of their conclsves at
their temporary headquarters here lol-
lowers of the sect roll .00 the ground.

of excitement and‘as a climax speak
In an alleged unknown tongue.
interpretations of this speech ham
been In summit of the date selected
for the end of the world for all except
the faithful.
The world is not tii'Woonsnmed bl

pieces. but the top crust will scale off
Scurrylm; the wicked with it. while the
fleet will remain and reign forever.
. Exodus of theI Faithful.
E'ROVH‘JFNL‘E, ..Sept. 2‘2. ~- True
to their belief IIIaRI a great npnenml
is about in octnr. “hereby the top
crust of theeath will peeloff, carrying

‘ the wicked to destruction and leaving

Ithe "elect" in undisputed possession of
the world several Rhode island tam
ilies belonging to the sect known as
the Letter Reign of the Apostolic
(Ihhrch have gone to iinxbury. Mass.
.iil’l appointed place. to wait for the
‘csteolysm. The time set for the
triumph of the faithful is Friday next.

 

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'Hotel Mahackemo

J R CONNOR. Mar

IBERVICE ANDAIUlSINE UPITO DATE
RATIO ‘2’ PER QTY!) AND UPWARD

in}

W0 at Table ll'lbte Dinner.
6 to a p. 411.. 500

' SUNDAY muses/s, 75c
Banquets a Specialty

TEL. CALL 938.

at 10 a. m. Leaders of the sect from
Ithode island. Maine. and elsewhere
are now at Duxhury. and it is said that
many of them have disposed of all
their worthy goods and abandoned
their various occupations. The prodch
tion that the earth wedld be rendered
asunder on September 24. is said to
have been made first by 'IiI'InniI N.
1".)oughty on East ProvidenCe member
of the Apostolic (mulch .67 this city,
lost sleng.

 

 

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THE NEW

00TEL 100103111

ONE MINUTE FBQM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
' Our Room a opium Feature. Gs-
snd Electric Lights Throughout. Ev-
‘olIy Room Heated.
I' auras alaoeomsts.
Fine Stocked Cafe In Connection.
A full 1070‘ of- imported Ales. includ-
lng the famousw Bm'l Burton's and
Base a 00. '0 ”out.- always on draught;
Anheuser Busch Bear on draught.
. 'r. J. SULLIVAN Proprietor. .
Telephone 992. A

 

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' sou-rs NORWALK, coNN.‘

TRANCACTO A GE~EORUAL. BANKING

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"T“ coda. tortillas while than can- aet all .
I 00ml nd Profile. Is heat It W ‘9‘.“ '
91008123I , 3.1.9090 lib; Li‘Har‘t‘ford H.113“. so
am Deposit Dom 03min so per year. I .. mow MAID"
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. 53”.” iii. “ATflflweeN. Pm. waning «Iowan-o
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_ A RLEAI FOR QPQBITSMEN. _
A, license for a gun or a rod should
con-y some kind of rightrto use them.

shoot or. catch them. That. has
8060:1in been refused. and there is no-
apparent disposition in the commis-
sibii or 'uIs ominous ‘10 do alumni;
bun pit tight and ask those who comp

piethwhatAhoy are
Izlt it Its poIllsctiy yII'w'ranIaoI m
smelt enemas or lan Iunill the owner
grants in legal forms dome public

‘ III-I his In minim tor the advantage, to
.I. «lbw IclI no new has the sole- title. and
. once that has been done in. earnest it

”112.10 be In ible obtain fishing
ri is in pro tr for from sbme land.
They now no reason to con

 

c ntlnued its 971210 annual. mootlul’
“with II brief session in the M
'1' mole. The dololntos srrsnsed
a burn eerily. In 4Lr mIsllend the
's inter 0011 Int aIIoosl II cvsnln
"43%th will. be hold. with l. is exact:
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END or THC hosts. l

working themselves into a high state}

.tire neitheI Is it to be shattered to;

The expenditure of? public money to .
provide birds and fish can be instilled 315, 10.0
01in if- the publishes the right. tOII

lag in do about .

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MADE THEM THINK 80.
. “Ilid ii III..III oler kiss you against
\Ulll will?"

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To the liodrd of County GolIIIIIisslon-
l are of Pail-field County:

I l hereby apply for a transfer of a ll-
1 sense N0. 177 to soil Spirituous and in-

toxloatlng Liquors. Ale lager floor.
I Rhine Wine and Cider from Theodore

l'II-a at 28 Main street to Joseph Klskn
Iat 2'1 Ely aIcIIIIc Town of Norwalk.

The proposed plane of business in lo-
lcatcd within 154 feet in a direct line
of a (‘hnrrh Editice or the premises
pertaining llIeIeto.

Dated at Norwalk. this 13111 day of
September, A. 1),, 1909.

JOSEPH KISKA.
Applicant.

We, the undersigned. eletlnm and
taxpayers. as defined by law. of the
Town of Norwnik. hereby endorse the
application of the aborr named Joseph
KlsiIn-for such license and we do sev-
erally certify each for himself that we
are taxpayers owning real estate sil-
unted in said Town of Norwalk. and
that we have not endorsed the appll~
cation of any other person for a III
cease to sell spirituous and Intoxicat-
iIIg liquors during the ensuing license
year.

Dated at Norwalk this 15m day of
September. A. 1191909.

.103. l. McFarland, Wm. if. Mollie-
lIon, Stephen Framer. August Wish-
nian, Frank Eigner

l hereby certify that the above nam-
ed endorsers are electors and taxpoy-
on as defined 0 law. of the Town of
Norwnlk, and t at they have signed
for no other applicant.

HERBERT R. SMITH.
s15 22 ‘ Town Clerk.

 

 

new YORK. new RAVEN a
HARTFORD panacea

‘rme Tasty.
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Bridgeport Advertisements 1 Bridgeport Advertisements

The D. M Read Co

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Silken Petticoats ~

Our Autumn stocit oi Silk Petticoats is Icady, a com-
pic-It .Issuublagc III black and colors practitul and servitu-
shit IIIIIIlcls III taliurcd skirts. and also elaborate styles for
owning}, IIowns. "

Black Tafietas, $3.98. $5.00, $5.98. $6.50 and up to
$10.00.

Black Messalines. $10.00.

Special In Black and Colors
- at $3. 98

in both black and all the required colors for cloth
goons." ('\t‘il to the unusual shades of gray. tan and mode.
\II exc'cctliugl) aItIntliII gmup and the best value “1: ex on
“timed fur the pritc. lailnr made. with close fillingr tops
and ilUillll (-5 II lilllllUl with stiltlch bonds of silk.

iixll'n sizes are provided Ill all lines of skirts.
Coal and Soil Rooms, second liuor.

Men’s Wear for Early Fall

A few Specials worthy of Consideration.

A good showing of Neglige Shirts. all new and up to
date punt-Ins tulis attached or dot :Iched $I .00 each.

Special' In Men‘s Colored Shirts. worth $I .00 at 69
cents.
Display of Fall Neckwear. '

.\II cxccptiuiullly line line. all new and exclusive. tlIc
~kiIIIl that particular men like. 50 cls.

Boys' Blouses.

.\ 5.0 cl. Illnuw, in all regular sizes. guml for SClllKll
wear. 39 cts. special.
Small Necessities at Tempting Prices.
II lack Seeing Silk. 300 Van] spools I5 cts.
iiorII liairpins. amber and tortoise slIcll hm 2| eta.
Safety 1‘ ins. assorted sires card rots. 2 for 1.5 cts.
Larrara \VlIile Casiilc Soap large bars Io cts.

Center Counter, Notion Stock.
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- Colonial Glass.

The 0. MI Read. ,
ill 0105 III

FOR THIS WEEK'T-_ SPECIAL WE WILL OFFER

SWEATERS

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WORSTED COATS

i We Kaye New dimes for Boys, Girls and
Ladies. at Attractive Prices .

Children’ s Sweaters from 25c to $2. 25
Ladies’ Slyeaters from $2. 00 to $5. 49 _

some eaoxmme we HAV,E MARKED TO ssaoam
4031,50, gill-:0 an: ossk roe THEM. -

‘A.’ Dickerman 8: Son

04 Washington so South NM

Telephone 445

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mimic foil thither ,umose.
HARTli‘0RD. Sept. 28. «dieters
Judge Case In the 8-le 00ml: m
terdaykt'horo was a h ““311 npdn the
Lappllcatlon of White in Will lipase. of
.tliis city. tile layers. for. an injunction
to restralnI‘tneI carpenters and jolnsrs
. .sild' bricklayers and mm- nnlo‘rls-
lull

With "égyphaysu

from in! rferig all
being ‘alfiise‘d bathe/051%
poem. ,
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swarm-v mm 4575'?
WATBRBURY, Sept. zit—Edward
Pools aged so. of Dunbar! had both

last evening r$05 died at 11.: 30 last
{night ill St. ary's hospital. Peck
Willi! stealing a tide and while trying to
al .. '

WILL belts noncessIoile

OMAHA. Nam. soon ~22 ~ii‘bllowlns

7i. conference last night between a. com ‘0 injure 43‘9" “9‘ 955.41

Dnma'ge'llo 111515.000
llway omoials. it was announced W “title delegates at: :1; all.
that meanest Wattles: ls wuuwsb‘o and: In

hi‘l‘ie ..smie marathon“ inoiudtn
iv 1‘ WI 8
I e '8 it” ”lets worst 1:?

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home because he is afraid to growl
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glyph: Illi‘ihn'
spools; meetingI «$111.3

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mmim or non ' ‘ ' l ‘ but 1130de wry 50ng 8] 71935307.

and the young iodides—or l'll quit yo.
Chorus—«Merciful hops/on»! And. the

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