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MARK TWAIN LIBRARY.
qunrimlins for New Building Sent to
.i #5.. . I (nodding Today.
The corner stone (or the new library
building at Reddlng which is II Inc
«moriai to the late Jean Clemons.
dnughter of Samuel l. Clemons (Mark
Twain.) was delivered today by W H.
More, or the Hughes & Chapman Gran.
ito Works, of this city. The stone is
“mitt/MEN MAY 'No'r RES”
CEWEI BAOK WAGES. ,.
: It in reported that the conductors
”5an inc/million throughout the ututm
‘ jfitfho eovcrcd their connocllonn with,
36%? gonqecticut company prim to the
; than which the arbitrators, Meeere.
lutence Demming. David E. h‘itnxce
id and Judge William 8 Cone. en~
gnOun'ood their decision, will not re-
‘oelve back ay from June 1 to the time
they quilt o company‘s employ. of Westerly granite and ban the fol-
According to the agreement enter d lowing inscription in nonnre sunk lol-
into by the company and the ~ tern of Gothic typo:
bloated. the latter Were to receive back The John Clemmcun
dirty from June 1. its fan as can he Memorial Library.
loomed no provision. to the effect 1910.
that the men Would not receive back Loud Donutcd by
’ try it they left the I'ond‘s employ be» Theodore Adonis
‘ ere the decision was reached wan ev~ Philip N. Sunder-land, of this city, is
or made. the architect for the building.
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AT nor'r'é THEATRE
The Only Modern Theatre in Seuth’NorwIIlk
Ehursday, Friday and Saturday
4-ol the Biggest Acts In Vaudeville-4
Mercedes Lorenzo
in Character Songs]
A BEAUTIFUL MUIIOAL INTIRTAINMINT
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The Brahm
Instrumentahstes arid Vocalistes
hil’r mi
- death by Mrs. ,
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mirrored”:
‘ Witch “Selim
MA 3 l .
Commissionm to Examine into San-
ity of Murderers
’i‘ho trnrrcdy which occurred at the
Greens Farina huntinrlnm'or llr. i). w.
Mcli‘nrlnndiirlngnto mind tho tragic
late or Patrolman Elirwilrth 0. Delta.
by Gustave Muller, a crazy man. on
Mnrch 1 hurt lit the corner, of Fairilold
avenue and Main street, in Bridgeport.
lit the-Iron arinm n woman who has
been demon ed for some time. became
violent and nttackerl and bit It nuree
in the rum und then ruined to her
room with some show of foree.’ When
the nurse wuo having her bitten arm
dressed the crazy woman lolt her
room with ntenith,‘ entered the room
or another- patient, and strangled her
before her victim could white an out-
cry.
The cruy murderous in thin instance
was Mra. Amelia iiiooh. the wile of
Admu Bloch. n halter, of 63? Arctic
street, Bridgeport. Her victim was
Mien Lyric Feuchero. a Frenchwoman.
formerly ll school teacher. sister of
been Fouchere. of 322 West 29th
street New Yorlt oily. She won 32
years old and had been in the sunllnr
lnm for some tilt.
lee-ms Hysterical.
Wednesday morning alter breakfast
Mrs. Bloch was walking about
corridors or the upper purl oi the
building with seven other patients.
Wlio (Ire considered incurable. hire.
Bloch nuddonly became hysterical and
began to make considerable or a dis-
Inrbnnm. The nurse in charge at the
lime. Mrs. Minnie Varian. who on
noon in the institution for in yearn.
run to quiet the woman. who began
to fight. Nurse Vnrim had to use
intro to not the woman into her room
and in the encounter the won bitten
ncrcrely on the urn: novorhl limos. un-
til the blood flowed. Another borne.
bury Sinnnnrd. came to the minlmce
of Mrs. Varlnn. litter the crazy all)
man was forced into her room. hm.
VIII-tan and Min Sinnnnrd went to the
out! or the corridor to have the lurin-
cr‘u bitol drenned Ind motorized. Whu
thou engaged Mm. Varied saw Mrs.
Bloch leave Min: Feuchere'u room and
branch to her own apartment The two
nurses run in Minn anohcre'n roam to
see what had happened when their
bucks ind been turned 0n onlorinl
the room they were shocked to non
Mien i’our'hnrc lying on her book on
the liner and her (irons torn shout the
nor-k. At lirrri they snppoucd that the
wonmn woe unconscluuu. End tried to
route her. They made the discovery
mm the woman had been ntrnnxlrd lo
och. Dr. McFarland
we“ l‘liill‘tl and he worked over the
vipiim for some time in the frantic
‘ihopo thnl he. minht reIIIIsellnte her.
riiin error-tn were in vain. lionover. Is
the women wan cloud nbdzboyond hu-
. Innnnauinlnnoo.
l Must Answer for Murder.
Mrs. Bloch was (prostituted and
maintained a dogged silence Ind even
expressed hcr innocents ol having
done anything to the dead woman.
There was nothing to do. to Medical
Examiner iii. Powers Ives untitled, who
in; turn nolillod (‘oi'onl‘r C. B. Wilson.
The olilrinin at tho nuuilnrlnm lent
Mrs. illocb own, flil noon on they could.
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NORWALKS
WestpOrts
ADMISSION -25
lbYl like“ III vane.
omit Irma Mos row
Excursions to lhiilihu‘lon hill!
summit rm Trill-II ‘
On and MI» venom. runner me
throw in .
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run an Inn;
the ‘
Virility W ‘*
the
lnvesriasior A slider Horrisaey. or
the board of (fitiflh of Bridgeport.
was nummonod‘ took the women to
the roomy anywhere she ylli await
trial for murder.» it probably Ineum
thnl the snihrlbr conrl will appoint I
cOInmlsnion of in rr in her run to do»
lorminohor m mobility. Mm Bloch
lnIII not been A uIII-I women since she
unricrwont uni, oration. tomethinx
like xii month: ago. Several month;
ago the attempted to commit suicide
by drinking cnrboilc arid. and inter
the nu lniton to the inane retreat M
Hartford for treatment. and a month
we won lrnnslorred by her husband
to the Dr. Mri-‘uriIuId unnillrium. in»
Cilllbl? it Will much morn mnw'niunl
for him to rinil her thorn than at
llnrlford.
Minn lI‘IIohoro was (I school teacher
in Frucc and come in thin century
several yours ago. She became inane
a year no. Her brother in NowYork
hen been notified of the tragedy. (For.
our Wilson will Iunito an intent!“'
lion.
THE PURE FOOD AND DRUG LAW
bu not uni) brought the lend: and
drugs of this country up to at higher
module of purity. but ii ha elimi
noted the harmful modirinen with
which (hit country was flooded
Bnoh medicines. honour u lqdia
II. i‘lnkhnrnu Vegmuo Ml’smnpcmnn.
purely a roots ond herbs product. will
continue its boncllclsl work uncut:
women.
MW.
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Connecticut Luau. "gummy m
Wnlerbnry ......... till l'Il .nzn
llridaonorl ......... Il'l no no:
New lirilain ........ u'l {I5 Mil
New Haven will» M .546
linrtiord ........... rill 57 Jinn
Iiiprlnglicld .......... .8 iii: .l'lil
Northampton ..I8 73 .395
lioiyoiro .......::.iii 77 .369
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liridgenorth. llorbliry i
New Jdtlt I. ilolyoire ii (lint
more); New liain l8. Hoiyoko 1
old 4. New linen r
l'lhrtlo l. Northampton ll Iii-III
marl; arirord .Norunmp on I
(second nmehw ' ‘
untimi i-mve Mending.
grade auger and molasses
are not Monongh ferCIicgupr I,
I Club GingéhAl6. We union)? I
. razor and the best sugar‘that can
be» lound-"Coniectioner’s A,’ '
sugar used for making the
finest candies.
GINGER ALE
The other ingredients—Jamaica
Ginger (instead of pepper) and
citric fruit flavors are of the
same high grade; and the water
-irorn Clicquot Springs—is the
bent gingcralewater in the World.
Other “Clioqoot”.
Bcvcrues‘:
BIRCH BEER
SARSAPARILLA
ROOT BEER
LEMON SODA
BLOOD ORANGE
t Fuulrlrythhum
The holmrhhtslrr d Salient: 0.0.. Wholerais Dislrlbinors. lion-wail:
mi. rnoir mom. .
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Thorn-r ”runny injured at New
Milford Yesterday.
Thoma: Sweeney. of Rnlirend III-r
nee. Is iiremsn employed by the New
York. that ’l-iaven and Hartford rIIii~
road. m the victim of on accident M
New Milford yesterdny monitors
Sneeney a drip; Irnln No. 235 on
nu on hi u- to [imbury Mien I
stop us node at New Millard to take
Writer.
He stood on the tank oi the ends.
and in tome way slipped and lei! to
the ground. Au he tell his bend bit
on the side of the iocemolim and he
received s had cut rind his left abould-
cr wrui fractured.
Another fireman we: secured and
Sweeney Iran brought to llnnbury on
the train and was mum to his home.
Surgical old was called end bin ininr»
inn attended to. lie in routing comfort
shiy but will be dinblod for some
time. ’
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it. lichen. Dean's Ointment our: pilu
mourn—any skin itching. Al I“ m.
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PICK ‘ HART. Man. and Lanes
Our Policy-J is to Plus. the Patrons
Thorn, Fri, Sat.
September 8 9,10
MATINIII 5AM AT 2. so n. It.
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Prints; Cliaiiies
The Store has roturh6d its regular time of cloning. which is
I a 44.4w
I)“: are showing a good assortment of Cotton Foulnrds
in II permanent finish which are especially suitable for bunsc
dresses.
’1 hr: price is only 12%c a yard.
Washable Cotton Prints m a large variety of designs,
just the, thing Ifor drapery use or covering corniortablcs.
Special price 9c 3 yard.
Cotton Chhiiieii with borders very pretty regularly sold
lot I 5c, are now reduced to tor: a yard.
Our new Fail stock of Outing Flannels or fancy stripes
has been received. Fine heavy cloth and very desirable
Ioc per yard.
Outing Flannel in plain shades, such as rose, sky and
scarlet, nt Isl/go per yard.
Wash Goods Section.
Children’s! Umbrellas
Ilavc two extra good values in Children’s
brcllas in a fine quality Union Taffeta.
of handles that will appeal to children.
Fruit Jars Reduced.
School Um-
Nice aswrtmcnt
75c and two.
Prices are down on all our lines of Fruit jars. just at
the time there is a domaml for the same.
Mason Jars in pints. 45c; in quarts, soc.
Royal and bell bcnhngjnrs ill pints. 75c; in quarts, 80c.
Shopping Bags, $2.95.
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Several kinds of leather pigskin and also seal in differ-
t‘lli tiliOTS
New goods and good value
Each bag has an Interior pocket and coin purse.
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Another lot of Peroxide has been received and we are
again prepared to fill your orders. Prices the same only 14:
per bottle.
The D. M: React Co
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Saturday Hosiery
CHILDREN’S HOSE-«15¢: 2 pairs use“
Fine Rib for Girls.
Henry Rib for Boys.
25c HOSE—"DUSTER BROWN."
Fine, Medium and Heavy.
"THE CADET."
l’inc, Medium and Heavy: also White and Tan.
Also Tan and White.
\
LADIBS' HOSE-ass; 6 pairs. 25c.
Black. White, The and Fancy Colors.
Medium Rib for Girls and
Boys.
25c PER pAlRwiiflllll’ Lisle and Medium, Black White, '1 one
and I only Colors.
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