f' neatly all of the party spout the day. ; . ‘etnte and stopped at lliillnlo and Alt " x bony, leaving the last named city on t l ‘i *- route they saw more and took [our lamp becoming '00” and “Willi ""18‘ , V all i ates (mm the Connecticut bare to the ground. ’l‘wo spokes were l Wax“: allegan the homeward trip. ripped out and the lorlui smashed to ' . W x ”,v tyUflllmllly ' Okla . dilutions Gauss Embarrassment Ara outta. , 1 tycurOd by Pennant. "To tell the truth . "o W M , I w 1‘ lantafllay‘xflytlgltbl f‘Aimanac for Tomorrow trio: sets 6:24. ‘ ’9’!" ”5° Jurisdiction ‘9’ ”‘9 'ot trouble and expense. i used every orig public service commission preparation 1 could get hold or. out»: \ J sand so a. to cover the op. they all seemed to make it worse un- oi telephone and toleii'lvh .til i tried posiam. i can truly say ev-g . 19'“ The “W 9999an ll“ 90““ docs not seem to return. Peslam is a ; last winter and is similar to hang all the time.” ! t ‘ ll 5 a 9 success 0 contain I no a a , ‘lwtixitr‘l? “at?” $333: to; “‘1; surprisin: when it is considered that . . 8 9 I“ "V even a small quantity stops itching ' immediately and proceeds to heat at. , once. The very worst cases at eczema, ‘ best news regarding the public as well as acne. herpes, tetter, piles. ‘ 199““ heard 1“ some “m9 ‘9 scaly scalp and every term of itch 3 ‘ tiles Judson. 0i struttord, 1139 yield to it readily. Blemishcs such as mod to be a candidate for m. pimples, red noses. muddy or inflamed 5 tail to the senate. He is a public skin disappear. the complexion helns . cleared overnight. titties bl“ “‘9“ all ““0““ ““9 “'1“ A special 504mm package or poslam [3 source or. great strength to the is prepared for minor uses and this, want. it he does not get the Re- na well as the resular 82 in Is on sale by all drugglats, particularly The lid of himself on an independent J tin-Merino Journal. . .Wow lord a convincing test. will he sent by WENTY YEARs AGO‘ TO‘DAY. mail, ireeot charge. to anyone who '~ .._.._.. - will Write to the Emergency Laborator- ies, 32 West 25th street, New York o ty. Tuesday, September. 2.1890. The burning of one at the sheds on Ohichester property in West are i ‘ Iused-considerableexcitement. BIB'GLIST l8 ,fiflte’two mutedechoo‘n'erwuliam ' heron on a rock between Hoyt hit . ’Keyasr Islands, and Wail quite "lily caressed. lloy Layden. who is employed in Ed ward P. Wood's drug store in Wall street, met with an accident on Wed. nesday evening as he was on his way home. which ended with Roy having , ., his arm spraineld and his headhbagl‘y ' " t n hurt, beside a om; cut benea s l...“ ,. Fiaz‘gimosrl-t‘mfonvon lo} chin. He was riding along Plattnville . John “Eagle" Wood. R W. p" of. avenue in the dark on his bicycle and Norwalk. Aerie, No. 533_ who was the was spending some, tooling perfectly detonate from Norwalk to the Grand secure in the knowledge that he could meeting at' St. I .ouls" Missouri, Aug- scent trouble some distance ahead be~ it)”. ”J7, has returned to his home cause 0! the line light his new lamp milieu! street, Winnlpuuk, and is he— W33 3”an- ‘n‘lyeeted by hjsmfiny friends. M" Suddenly ”N! “Kill WK“ exullglllfihed Wobd reports one of the most enjoy. and before Roy bad time to think bio times he ever had and speaks about the reason for ittt sudden prank. ”ll“! for the houpltallty of the St he was spinning over the handle-bars Millstone. The delegates who num- lie landed on his right arm and chin Md 846 were given a good “me nun ill. the Ram“. little and lhfi Chill allown tbohttch could not he done for them. the mark. but the arm is so covered DELEGATE WOOD RETURNS HOME. '. . .. hurts are out-ol-sl lit. Roy is unable 02:11:: 3119;: ‘tjgtfig‘gg‘jgaat‘fiefifi‘ifffg‘, to work the arm \flth his former skill Qltthat time six were spent in the con- and reels quite badly over the acct that“ and the other six in traveling. dent, which cost him his new lamp it took but two days to go there and “"1 the 70"" part 0’ "‘9 bike. as the party returned by a different The accident was cattsed by tho dill/J. Mr. Wood w“ one or the dele« led in the spoken of the forward wheel. gates who made headquarters at the The lamp traveled “"0“"9 ”‘9 wheel heathen: Hotel. as tar as tho torke and there caught landfill; St. Louis Sundoymornlng UerWintt the rider over the handle : ‘ r sto wash Chi “to. where pieces. The wheel is now in the re» Their n at p i c l’ pair shop and Roy is walking home _ They then came through t0 New York nights. He also spelled it new unit. Tuesday and salliu down the Hudson to New York citygor this trip down UM! n Thouoh He Had Thirttu-n the “river Mr. Wood says, ”We waited Out oi Sixty-six to he Named. and took the boat from Albany down it Is a pretty sum up“ tor Sidney the Hudson and were more than paid li'.‘.,Hawloy for the noudastion lor gum. tor the trouble. The scenery “‘99 some ii'l this your it the returns count for of the lines! over 811W" 347- W009 anything. He lsloolting furore-numb than $00“ the train from NEW York. nation and his chances are said to be city and returned to his home early assured. 0'1 Wednesday evening he ; Wednesday momma. He was very captured the entire delegation to the Jilted; alter the. 10““ 893930113 0’ "‘0 Bridgeport caucus and last evenlnl ‘" convention “ml “‘9 journoy. "0 “95 tho t-uurus lit mallard nominated all 3 about recovered and will return to his Hnwloy delegates. 'l‘bll latter part oi V duties tomorrow. While in St. Louis tn.- ‘news was telephoned to Deputy For Wood 39m Unite“! 10 fl” 0‘ Sherlll Thomas A. Skelly last evening 31’th olllccre and Reid them l“ “’99“ at tho close of the caucus in that place. withj‘the doings oi the convention. put tho sentiment tor Hawlay does . ‘ " '~-- not seem to be confined to these two ”TRIP TO THE RESERVCJlR- places as delegates in his lavor are be- . .._,...__. lug nominated ellewbere. Col. J. Moss South Norwsik Water Commiuioners iron is authority for the statement that. “will“; "WINCH“ 1'0“" Danbury will so solid tor Howley. Foi’ - Omorrow. lowing is a list of the Hawley dolo- The South Norwalk Board of Watt-r gnu... elected in the various places in Commissioners have planned a lrlato the state: Trumbull. 4; Bridgeport, 4; the South Norwalk reservoirs in 'il Brooltiield. 2; naubury, i; Norwaiit. ton lOr tomorrow afternoon, where Mi 3; Stamford, i; Dorian, i; Greenwich. examination or the water purification 4; Humm‘wn, 1|; strattord. 4, making Plant will be made. The process 01' a total or 37 llawloy delegation. The Clfifllllfix 0110 0' thist sand brill! can his total number of delegates is 66 and 34 seat and exutnluatiou made to any are necessary to a choice, so thin:- dep . Other features or interest con- look bright for Huwley. nected with the water Hyuii-nt in which ‘ ..... tho commissioners take great pride COAL STRIKE HEARD IND. will be shown. Friends have lilndlyl CHICAGO. Sept. 2.~Following a placed their automobiles at the dis-frontcrence between committees oi the nasal of the commissioners tor the trip. llilnols Coal ()pcrators' Alaoclaiion the start will be made from in tront;und the llllnols batty or the United oi the Hotel Muhuckemo promptly at Mine Workers at America, yesterday. 2 o'clock. it was announced that the end oi the ' strike of 40.000 coal miners is in sight . . Saturday is hosiery day at A. Dick‘ and that the body today will probably . ermau it Son's. it interested readlsoo the and ot the dispute which be t . adv. for prices. etc. gen April 1. mu ~w...¢~w—_ tum“ . . . W .c. ...... .... .. new venue urnsr'norsl. “'REAT NORTHERN on West silty-imam Street flaunt-samenestrutuutuummtdCami-Ilsa NWwwwhbfiIfl SEPTEMBER 1.101. Mun-W Ahoisieltholti'huaaulloaalam“ WMhM” 5 RATES , Single Meditative“ hilt .OOpar yup each side of my nose and caused iota ‘ cry trace or it has disappeared and Act to thaw companies wan wondortul remedy. i keep some at, salt rhoum, rash, crusted humorsy Wu“ nomination he will be run Clii'tord Pharmacy and Edw. W. Kelley. . r. , A sample of poslam. which will till 5 Tlllitl'llil‘ililll warn ’ lilr. Wood left Nurwalk for the west with bandages and ointment that. his ‘ HAWLEY COUNTING DELEGATES. ' $5 Black Silk Petticoats All lengths, fine quality toilets. Tomorrow (black only), $2.47 36-inch Black Taffeta. Silk V . 7 Regular prior $1.25 yard. Fomorrow 79c 32-inch PéingEe Natural color, very rlrsiraltlctior dresses; regular price 40c yard. l‘otuorrow ‘ 25c 100 Pieces Scotch Ginghams "‘“ A liilt.‘ altipmrnt, road): for tomorrow: worth 25c. A great 15c 500 Pieces Beet. outing Flannel Very llt‘Sl styles and colors 10c. . 100 Pieces Heavy Fleeced Docking i-‘or Kiuumos. \\'nistings, House Gowns. t-tt' ; regular valiir iSr. 'l‘t mmrn >w Very Special Offering Women’s and ‘ ’ 68’ Walking S . $tt.98 values. For tomorrow only Waikin Skirts utatlt- oi lino quality wit Panama, stylish plrai~ l'il Illtlilt‘ 5. All sites. V' ' Girls’ Regular $1360 Coats Made of pretty black and white Chuck and line Para Cloths. in all durable colors; loose fitting; alcoves. collar and pocket triuimcil Willi braid; ages 0 to 12. Special tomorrow $2.93 - . ‘ Odd Lot of Corsets Regular $3.00 and $3.50 Corsets. Special tomorrow $1.79 Hamburg Edginge and Inserting-e 1800 yards oi ilnmhurg Etlgings and insertions; values from i§c to too yard. Only a day or tth out of the Custom llonsc. tomorrow if you got these early you can buy them at 100 . Laces at Less than Half Price 100 pieces of All Linen English ’l‘orchou Laces. worth tryic. Tomorrow ‘ (to yd Women’s Hand Bags 100 Sample Bags, regularly $1.00 and $1.25. Tomorrow 79c ,; - . Children’s 12%c Stockings ram- Ribbed Cotton Hose, fast 1.1m. nonmalignant with double heel and toe; sizes ‘5 to 6% only. Tammi-ow a, ii“ i -- 1;; . ‘ a.“ in A, DOUBLE HEADER!“ tomorrow. Twolsys’husinru in one. Time flies. Once again on Monday we forgot all cares. All Labor takes a holiday. Tornora . row we do DOUBLE DUTY. We want your cooperation, and to make your visit worth while we have arrangod’i'or TWENTY-FIVE BIG LABOR DAY SPE- é’ 6' . CIALS that we guarantee will more than double your savings. Plenty of Fall Goods in the list. . - Missee’ 250 Union Suits Fine ribbed bleached Cotton Union Suits, low neck with sleeves or high neck with short sleeves: knee length with lace on the bottom; strictly first quality. While the lot lasts ' 1 170 Ladie‘a’ Union Suits bow neck, sleeveless, lacc trimmed, all sizes: regularly $1.00 790 Ladies" Lisle Hose in black and tan, all sizes; soc quality ”’13-; 39c Greet. Reduction in Milliuery Large and medium lists. the season's bust styles and colorings, at one—half the regular price. - Junior $13.50 Suits Made of Handsome Scrges. semi-titted coats, pleated skirts; Coats lined with excellent quality satin; collar trimmed with silk and buttons; Blur. lliack. Black and White Checks. 'l‘omorrow $7.98 - Women’s Regular 98c Lingerie and Tailored Waists in this lot are mannislt Tailored Waists of White Linen and line Lawn Waists. with lace trimuu-(l yoltrs and sleeves: not all sizes in eat-it style, but all sizes in the. lot. “hilt- the lot lusts, tomorrow , Women’s Regular $1.50 Percale Wrappers Made of fine quality Percale, braid trimmed front. also collar; long sleeves, belied in at waist: skirt is cut full. l‘muorrow 980 Undermnslins Regular 49c Corset Covers. odd lot of slightly soiled Covers, mode of line quality ‘Nainsook. French style and a few fitted "models; both lace and embroidery trimmed. While the lot lasts, tomorrow .......... .................... . ..... 39c Regular 75c Combination Corset Cover and Drawers, lace and embroidery trimmed. bonding antitribbon drawing at neck and waist line; made of good quality Nainsook . ........ . . . . .39c Linen Skirts. in all Sizes. Tomorrow ........ . ...... .. 31.98 Fall Neckwear imitation of Baby lrisii Crochet Lace Dutch Collars. about 25 in lot, different styles; regularly (tor. 29c Patent. Leather Belts 3-inch Patent Leather Belts. in black, red. white; regularly 50c i35c Hose Supporters Velvet l'irip Hose Supporters, black and white, in all sizes. We Gloves Kayser's tilt-button length Silk Gloves, tioublé tip, black and tan only; all sizes; $1.00 quality * 500 Ka ser’s e~clasp extra heavy Silk Gloves, double tip, all colors an sizes ;' 75c quality
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