"ill .6! i till“
0.0m Alibi,
, knew the“-
odour untlptermeui. and digestive
unlined III)“ Dupe sin. This
’ Iii'emt WI; dlkesl a
a with dirt nthe gilt t rues
‘ , relieve the It aren’t.
"in DADA
, , II minutes. beside
in I; alI all? anultéoua odors 5“
., III. h.
pil‘hr‘mamatutdo show you
no , i on eachfio-
w‘e flips” tifiiehih, tiled yOu
an lemtapiI why this
pd éetlbn dud re-
enrtbnrii,
In tho
of. as and Dru ta-
5 0 ,,u‘mtér built.
It m liouaneaa and
or; ii arm tome, an
,.y_ i put til. ”5%; lfifltllflis‘fm to
guilt atD’mith ..~ Ill/er and Idiot;
Khan and fresh. ‘
. ‘ISt't‘ilYtitéll Iii illiur and full 0
your todd doesti't digital. “II
“In don’t seem to tit: why no
t title“ our youru ‘
'e IIKIFWDI'I living? A Willie
rum Stomach InIu'ery and per-
ltllrthu or anytn‘i‘tit. tuit III
a ioIIuw live minutes tell. atlii
‘ on‘ii case is autheient to Kill!!!
“I, III itmlly of and trouble,
* .II tltrrm‘IeIl Iuenieniaive
tuition like Diapepilin, which will
E'glther at daytime or during
. in role yo I stoningh misery an
in your men s. is about ab hA’ndy
l a thIng as you could have
tKE I,
, t
homeroom
No’v.
Ruhclilflbyer and JAcob Scherer. the}
tilt poultry th'léveii mm dilly A short.“
Unto turd createll n neIIsation by theI‘r
depté’dattbna Wl!h II horse and womb
and» A number oIpouIIIy yards were
17. -——Al_hert
this morning dent on to serve six
ibonthe each In [all 153' ludge William
Willlaqu in the criminal Superior
Dimitri linili chl’ellen thieves were
- Drill-lid over to the December term of
tho court by the Falrtlald authorities
. bill. Al their (l'wtt request they asked
thAt aédthrlee bh passed upon them
during the October term. they were
. accordIhllly ArreIttI-d oh a bench war-
rant A'Iid brought before this court.
Want—Q...
33$. GU SD M 6 TO 14 DAYS
EN'i‘ ls guaranteed to
cure any. case or. itching. Blind. Bieéd- ’
mg 6i 1 rotting PIIIIE Inc 0 to 14
{Ill-i if m“ “93! Wilda .
‘1th A09: ethiv ro‘bTBALL.
Lit“ shturday afternoonlho St. .lon ,
eph'd éitiit‘ch altar iioya‘ toothali tram .
took the Albert Juniors into (hill!) to
the tune of 7 to 5. The game won a
hot 0hr; from start to finish unit III
though’outwétghod by tar tlltfir hour
the Albert Juniors put up a hot ucrap.
losink oh! by only a. small margin
and eu‘c'ceeding In making one touch
down thémiielveu.
éhl IEF'OH @ry
. filth! “it!”
c‘A‘s-r get:
(inundiY;
I Fr “ ”Only
‘I ’1 A: re
on ad m.
1008, Night i’ropt‘tiiera Will, leave
New; thédiIIver, new“ Yyo‘rk. IttgoI
‘0 r» r a it to p
Sunday). at i‘ p. m‘., Freight r elven
at. Net-walk up to I p. to. him 80th
NoWAllt'np to 6:30 p. in. '
hot-wail: Stealihhn‘iCo.
atrium J. man. 0. c. Hiybm’nn,
53“.!“
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RLA
“1‘43
Latetit Designs of
:our line of
y, January 7._
Beueret' About. :
HARTFORD. Nay.
Dr. Kalilohi Mitaukura at his home in
Tokyo on September 17 have been re-
tributlon Among the ideal mien!
Allin diatihsttlshdd .l'uuifiene Act “1:;
Who got his eIquIttion in a United
eta’t'ei’, built 0 u" Ill child gh animal
at moral. 'i'he' IIli‘trttI'I tire leaned by
the son, Ryojl, and contain, beside
the death announcement .the' follow-
tug, which is significant III connection
with his history:
“Kaklchi Mituukurl. Phil, Phil,
lilgnkuhaltuhhl, into. professor of mo»
logy, director or the Marine Biilltlji‘.
eel ntutlou at Mlaulti anti dean of the
Science 00119.38. imperial University
of 'I‘Okyo, and fellow of the imperial
Academy.”
. Dr. Mltaukurl come to Hartford in
1873 and entered the high school In
the cities oi 1877. He proved ‘I bril-
llant echolar und twine tn aurcouaiou
took our second prize for scholarship.
Ila remained lit the high school only
ii' few months over thliue' two years
golnk from here to the Tray Polytoelt
nll- school thence to tho Shotlleld Sol
éntlfi‘o Abhool at “to and to .lohnu
Htmlllnii tIh‘lVeIelty, where be we:
gridiltiletl with high honors. Ht'
thenfweltt to Cambridge, England.
wnt'tre he studied with the celebrated
Prot‘. Ir M. unuoru
‘u‘
, m.
will soon be here and we would like to
furnish up )‘mll‘ttliillilg room militia so
yourwlli enjoy that turkey. Leon 0va
Buffets, Sideboards,
Extension Tables,
China Closets
and Chairs
and see what u llttith money will do
to make your 'l‘hnn‘k’aglvlltg pleasant
A. J. Angevlne 81
. Son CO.
134.130 qu-Ituerou eraser.
.. eouru NORWALK.
M" ‘r-n't u shaky":-
Nationalhank
“s urn honour; ‘cduh.,
YRANMCTC A GENERAL BANKING
. BUSINESS
surplul and Protltn
”17,000.00
Capital
'tIpttItldoo
Sate Depoalt Bottle. 03 and 85 per year
enwm u. unrunviaou. pm.
JOHN H KN P. in Vicerfiree.
“I’EDEBICK .ROWAN. 2nd Vice
WILPIIED aboweLL. Cashier
Alumnus
S. H. anthem” Henry Seymour
Jenni-I .Knapp Ismael aminman
Josiah R. Martin J. Wellies Marvin
Christian Owen: with H. Light
Fred H. Revlon
We Do our Own Grlnfl‘liu'
LlN‘sEu anouuo WHILI“?
d war. ‘
. I7-—utanIIImr ”
rm titl’l'tlll’ unnotlnitinc the met It! ‘
”tilithlthy ‘ilttiil‘ Milli! li‘ltl‘lflliilit for all: '
‘Wuuhluglon Lodge,
by eitcitement
pain.
The sheeting, tearing pains of neuralgia are caused
of the nerves.
Sciatica is also a nerve
Sloan’s Linlment, a soothing external application.
stops neuralgia pants at: once,
that feeling of numbness wh
paralysis,
qmets the nerves, relieves
I011 15 often a warning of
and by its tonic effect on the nervous and
muscular tissues, givas p‘ennanent as well as immedi-
ate relief.
“I ndvlletl a lady who was a great
ment.
with It since.”
One Application Relieved the Pain.
Mr. 1.6.1.“, or tibd Ninth St.,
s. E? mindsets; n c., mam-—
sufferer hum neuralgia to II Slontt' I Lini-
After one application the pain leftii her and bill has holy been troubled
Sloan’s
Pliilliifliilillli
HOUSE III“ A THOUSAND CANDLES
'i‘hentro Izoerit who like novelty and
who are III-oping nliron‘at ot‘ the times
will take more tlum the ordinary
amount of Interest In the coming pro
nentuilnn of The lluuue of a 'l‘llonuund
CIIIIIIIIIH. which in annulment for lt‘rl-
day night. at Music Hall. It IS otII- of
the great Bllt't‘t‘tifit‘tl of the past two
ueuuona. and will Ilt‘ presented by a
company ihitt has been antler-ind with
special care and which la auld to ho
fully rupablu ol‘ handling; the weird
anti unusual lIIIppI-ulumt or the entry
in u pnrtlt-ulnrly KtlSi‘Illililllr, nIauIII-I'.
Tllt‘ ronmrltublt- t‘lllll‘lK‘lt'l‘ of the
drama can be lli‘lw‘l judged by the urn
upulu which runs uu follows ' Act I.
At the (late. 'ihv I‘llil Apparition oi
illunurtu. 'l‘ltv Mltiit'lltlliti Shut. AI't
ii. A Room in tho iloum» of n Thou
sand t‘antlltta. 'I‘ltn l'nkuown and the
unlimited For. The lh-rlnrntittn of
nult‘ii. AN Ill. The llottr III‘ Ilt‘WII‘
tit-ruionl. Midnight. 'l‘lIt' Atiurk on
the Mysterious litquII. 'l‘iII- (litoai of
Old (llvniii‘iil. Ari l\'. The (inlet:
Again 'I'llt‘ illlit' 'l‘lutt \\‘ua nu l'ick-
erlux The widest lot this I nuttuttIIII-nt
are 2.15,: i,.tl 7w. Heats. mm on unle
lit box ulllt‘e ntttl \‘i'IIt-Il'u Iiruti nitu't'.
, uonIIIII‘.
SHEPHERDB' DEGREE WORK.
Hilly .lt'ttittlttlttt Lodge. No. 7, Shop»
"httrllli of lletlll‘ullttm, will hold a roan
rl'nr meetinir tonight in lieu Men'tI “all
land the mound degree will be cooler
3 red on a large ('llliiii of lllt'iltllm‘lt III‘
p
I.
’No. ulno auroral members of Lady
‘ N0. 21, of No’r-
.walk. Other very Important luminous
'Wilt ho brought hetero the meeting
concerning the lnulltution‘ ot a mile
Home in and have your trailer
lam! Iltilli'ltifllid‘. IIU
when they NON Inld‘d ~' '.
We have all of Mr. itoyt' I I’re
tut-tumor. ’
Gillan heliru 8 I. to tilt unto
0.0151215 untllilpdit. ~
day mm Saturday overhauled-
til 0 p. m.
i
. I)
the Manitfaéiurers'
fl édliceelhd 'filpin‘g Can“ be
V' runin any houee. Have an
\Iléeto-d'dté light by having
_ 90hr bottle piped for gas.
We villi do it at colt.
“WINK ODIN“ COMM
nonunion to ~
Who: “I: out
"IRNIADNHN 93.0%. .0” 6,.
00rd ‘; It LII, couu’.
lloonI;
I. .1-
'Iodge lu Chutnortinut. All membet‘a
Are ruqueutotl to he prvaeut' vapott-
filillt‘. ltt'froahntoutu will In» aorvod‘tit
Liniment
is the best remedy for Rheumatism, Stifl
Joints and Sprains end all Pains.
it: All Drum-u. Price 250., 50c. and 01.00.
Stein's I‘ve-tin on the Bone out In. Adam-
on. mu. 3. stoau. nosrou. MASS.
l , .
tint oluuo ot tho III-union.
III
We fell wll’tdhe that
be exactly In the mend to outdo
i itself In c Clancy; when but his-
cults-I at milihtgltt. a brotl before
.brrakfnnt, or a lineage cake or any
hour do not built it.
'l'li‘éae nelson: are String,
Stunmer, Autumn dud Wiufcr.
“If you went any more you must
name them yourself "
the;
Stamford Rh go but: its} upeélal‘
‘ IietiiIIIua~tlnlee Whéu it seclnlt to
SPURNED WIFE AND METER
BUICIDES.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. lie-With
the worda "(lod bleaa my baby" on
her lips, Mrn. llelon llurnu, spurned
Wife and ulster, died last night as a
result of lniurlmt received when she
thrrw harm-ii In front of a ntreot our.
Mrs. Burns was 24 your-II of ago. She
was married four years ago to Charles
Bard, a than“: «New York.
Burns was It divorced man, but abort-
ly after u baby come to hint and bin
new wife, he became reconciled to.
the flrnt wife and secured I second
divorce. The l'nrll off wife made her
vrny here u Ithmt time ago, leaving llt'i‘
baby with the father. Last night a
tragic uequI-l to this broken I'IImuut'I-
was onut‘tvd on tlI.- street in front oi
the home of Ml‘ri, liurna' motlwr. Mm.
S. I). Main-r. the mother. it appears.
won willing to harm her daughter live
with her, but the brother. Waiter
l’I-ndvru, rvium-ti, saying he could not
support them. The girl walked Into
the street and leaped beneath a mov-
ing car and was rrnahed to death.
FRENCH AVIATORS COMING.
IDS ANnEld-til. Cal. .th. l7.—'l‘lw
management or the proposed the An-
gelou aviation u-I-Itk, youterdar unit! a
trlI-uram to Paris arreptluv. terms
($50,000) of a duplicate of Fl‘t‘llt'li nvl~
atoru compound or Paulhhun, Deln~
arouse, Lebron, Legarde and others
for their appearance hero,
The aymllrute stipulated that fol-
lowing the Lou Angelou aviation week
in .lituuury tho quu are to he permit
ted to fly III Hun Frant‘laro.
. _. m‘m—
REV. FATHER BHAHAN HONORED.
\V'At-lllthl’l‘ON Nov. i7 ... Rev
Thomas J. Stratum. renter of the Cath-
olic Unirornity or America, has Jtutt
received from “In“ the papal brII-I‘
crttailnx him demonic. preiulo of Hill
pontlllcai qourb wt I the rank of men
higher 't‘hla now IInoI Iii regarded
here till Ii rmoanittt‘m of DI. Shahnn'u
interrelation atlalumeuta or his set
violin In behalf of the Catholic tint
validly and oi education In guniit‘ul
.u.
e" .. . !
I"
‘,t--lt III- learned that ttlberculoalii has
bet-onto no prevalent among rattle ofw
‘ the bureau of animal Indil'lilry of the
Serious Allegaiiqu is Made Agalnai
Laxliy «I Connechcui Olliclttls
DRIDOIWORT, com, November 17.
. . ,. i
this atnto that the agents or ihe‘gov-l
eminent have made a sttxgeittlou which
is now being seriously coilsldtirell by.
tltpnrtmont or Agrirullt’tre at Wash-
ington to prohibit the shipment of oat-
lip from Conduction! into other Ittatoa
It la hinted b3 men prominent in the
'tntlle minim; Indttntry In ihliI Hillll‘
'1th a large per rent. of iilm‘li Itttrtt
llilll been found to be diseased. (Ion-
reputation in this respect, and should
the proposed regulation be pushed by
the department of animal lndnutry It
would brand the Nutmeg State on a
pariah. lIlltI would Inlurtt the rattle
business here.
'l'hltt acute altuutlon.
leut‘ral ll. 0. Averill. Hllllt-P rattle
oouuttlnnlonnr. result» not no lllllt‘li
from any geogrnpbit' or hygionir I-on-
tlItltuIIi, but chiefly lit-caused! the full-
‘ut‘u of (ltmnt-t'tlrut to follow the loud
or other statue and pose lam; Iirmuntl
lug the examination of rattle before
their shipment into the triple. in
moat of the stair-a of tho Float lawn
have been panned Inquiring this and
his the result of the requlrtunrut man)
of the mill.- Hliillllt‘tl to i'vnnnylvanln.
Mttanurhuavtta and New York lil't,‘
turned bark llt‘I‘llllflt‘ of their ItIuIIlIiIoII.
A great purl of thin utm‘k Wlllt‘ll liilli
bnvII’louIItl until in Milli to tlIt-sI- othrr
hint-ta liiill boon Ht'lll llllil (‘Illlllt't‘llt‘lll
because of IlII- lm‘lt of similar lau'a
htti‘tl.
AI: lilo result (If those I‘tInIlIIimIt: this
Hliilt' has hemuno prnctlrally tlitt Iluiup-
lug ground for the country and tho
tlliit‘tifll‘tl rattle from nearly t,'\'t‘l‘_\' utnttt
In the east have been III-III llt'l'l‘, 'l‘lII-
percentage of cattle «uttering from
turt'bt'uloulu in Connecticut in NI) iuI
abort- the average that the gurttln
niont omrinls have (lt‘t‘iilt‘tl it nor-u;
nary to pmptuw the regulation III (llil‘H
“Oil. 0
tlonrral M. t). Averill has been tight-
ing the tilannno tooth and ball. but ow
lug to the peculiar renditions: spoken
of be him met with only medlorrv and
(until. Ilia agents are roull'uunlly at
work examining rattle and the number
condemned yearly for being Inferred
with tuberculosis has reached a sup
prising figure.
It in stated that tho luaprctorn were
Ill this vicinity recently, and that out
or one hard of cattle nearly one-halt
were condemned. 'l‘hune rattle were
killed and when later exaiulnmi lutur-
according to
but-n made in only one raat'. The
owner was reimbursed for the healthy
animal.
’l‘lilu yearly lnIlux of Illsuuattrl cullin-
has spread the dint-nee to the home-
rnlutul rattle, and it has llt‘t‘ll round
that u ivw Infected animals Itoou
spread the disease to a Whole ill‘l'tl.
It was tilitlt‘il that an error! was
made at the last evasion of the state
legislature to have u law pliant-Ii r-t
qulrltm the examination of rattle In»
turn their udlnlualon Into the state, but
It tutti klllt‘tl.
bill was defeated by the rattle denlIIrI-I,
hnmprr their bualunaa.
Should the DI‘ODIIHI‘tI regulation pass
it would nerve to make Countwtlcut
the dumping place for diseased cuttitI
and would make if‘ltuponnlblo to nhlp
a single head out nuleua lt wait honi-
thy.
The regulation would. of course. no;
bur all cattle from being shipped. but
would demand a moat rigorous t‘hflml
nation oi ouch herd.
Chum-on on,
m rttrctttIrt
, . “r Timow.
AMERICAN LEKG use detrthd.
(‘lllt‘AtIo- Nov. i7.-—iitutluu|uu ll-
hon then hxrd an thb' little for tho
Aillt‘i‘lt‘illl innguo'a mutual .
audit will be hold in Nbvl Ydi‘ir this
,your, the name All Inst. concurrently
with the National Masada huIIiuI-aa
sedition. already announced to begin
on»: Der-ember H.
Johnson. All the younger iodine hue
netztlnut but: even now an unenviablt-
it In claimed that tho '
who believed that it would seriously .
meeting i
only it won found that ii Intainke had .
i'l‘llti announcement ‘
was made yesterday by President Ban ,
tower cases In its dorket than ttII ri-
val. it was figured It could atait ii
on In convention at the same time in
the event concurrent notion on any
matter: or Impor‘ta‘nce to both Inhibits
to found advisable.
Mon: 0010 son The porno.
. WKEHI‘Ntil‘N no. la
than tsilito tint tit whim“ will"
"‘i produced in honor titte' It...
morning: In: It WW" mutt thy 0on-
’lhl'l (If? Mg!“ BRIE?!“ ’01
man “flb the nt‘rtm‘hb
militant“ labor.
VIII be grown becauae of the alloy get
I“! w "
n m
day inlet than the National Mid still would all repriedto be dithInd a Iload is said to hurt; been éhoaau. 5
.Im.
Ht
D M. Read Co
Eilaiflpbed [857.
What Makes)“ an Attractive Curtain
Drapery In Colors?
Figured Madras of course, and it is cépdbially suitable
it is llt‘t‘C‘lSlil')’ to‘ screen a window a little from outer 0h-
scrvutiou or to soften the light from the interior
Everyone looks at a llOllSc with attractive Curtains,
and pztsscrs by admire and comment favorably on them, with
a fut-ling that the moms they shade are homey and pleas-
ant. ()ur Cuttain J)cpartmeut' l5 showing
New Lines of Imported Madras
in medium and dark efl'ccts, Oriental designs and colorings,
both wttlt borders and plain.
'l‘lIirty inches, with bortler, 50¢ a yard.
lj‘orty inches wide, 59“
Forty—five, ‘ 75C- -
Fifty-two, 980.
:\ collection of novel patterns at the latter price, black
llllt‘ mesh with figures in green, l'ttSt‘. mahogany and tan.
Dotted Swiss Curtains
Special $1.00 value for 80 (its.
Very dainty
lmIIIloir llbt‘, special for today, 80¢ a pair.
'l‘lIirIl dour, (fnrprt Ston- elevator.
Tapeélry Rugs
Size 9 x 12, for $15.00
We are glad to announce a second shipment of those
I) x 12 'l‘upI-siry Rug<. The first illlt‘i-‘t \\'I~ut (It? so quickly.
lhcw designs are llur fur liviugrtuuu or Illniugrootn.
Carpet Store, first floor.
Hot Water Bottles
Two quart size, for 580.
llottctl Swiss Curtains fur bedroom or
.O
“Tell the people.”< said the buyer “that at the rate rub-
llt’l' is advancing in price they “out get many more water
bottles like this at 58c. Rubber going up, why it's going
up in jumps, and a bottle like this at 580. It's pure luck."
Center Counter, Tilllt’l S‘cctitm.
The D. M. ReadCo.
only Bums
This season of the year all need
Underwear
Children's Vests and Drawers a ..... . .. ....... A50 to 750
Ladies' Vests an‘d Pints . . I ................ ' ..... 250 to $1.00
Men's Shirts and Drawers ...................... 500 to $1.00 -
Hosiery
For Boys and Girls. ..... . . . ......... 150;: for 250
Fine. IMedium 0nd Heavy
Famous Cadet Eloise .................... . ..... . . . . . . . .250
Fine. Medium and Heavy
Ladles’ Hose ...................... 15c; a pair: for 250
Excellent Value ‘
Ladics‘ Hose ., .. . ...... ........ 25¢ per pair
Large Variety.
Ribbons
Our 25 cent Line“ ts Deservedly Popular. Other Lines Equally
Pbpuldrl
Telephone 446
I . -v I.‘.‘ l’tf
mam Militia? I . .‘l m-.. 3 .- _ ~
~ IOA f“ BADWKV. Monday to build a $800,000 motor
“I CIi‘Ifthid: thi Kidedl chntttii we IIeAtI’tvay for 0”ch . A tentative
all wIItiiiéf‘li' oil the withheld rm (fin the hits of tile brdtltéstitild hi
..,. .0. ........ .. .
.Vtv.‘:..;~..r. athhuwf“ ., . m. . y...) .I‘. .....
b IAIIIIMA $.55.
Mira - v, in. I
.M
Ldrl.
IWWIV 1W
Wham on .2.
m I“ 9".“ ti
Adm
‘i‘hil tam crop .i
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(hula; not a, till
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