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‘ .3 Te Household;
REAL Valium.
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’Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
I ‘ SPECIAL ENGQGEMENT OF
The liroadivay fl Star
YWCO
antes” Kennedy 8.
Company
é'
‘ Bond Morse
ECcentric Tramp
In a One-Act Comedy
-~ “12le Swift” Comedian
AND A GRAND NOVEL FEATURE
Mr. Billiken ~
'9 ANbgHIS
lit-Fourteen Billiken Dolls-J4
Featuring Shorty DeWitt
'3 With a carioad of special sceney and electrical effects.
MATINEE DAILY—Two Complete Performances. Evening at 7 «I. 9
“fRICES—Metinee. 5c and 10c Evening, 10c and 150
j-lt in. 1 ‘ . ~ ~. . ‘ i . . ‘
Min“ " . . . _.- . u; on fl.
Takes THIS off
)Gu‘r Mind i
Q
To the Meeting & Plumbing 00.
s Gentlemen: During the winter of 1907-08 1 used $260 worth of coal to
hoot my etx apartmenthoure.ueingohollor or well know moire. 'l‘hiu i
i changed tor a Spencer Boiler end need it during the winter of limo-10 and
I my entire oonl hill wan Milli. making I not envinu at wit.
” You may use tliiu ciniomont in my way you care to.
‘ Norwnik, 11min. July 23, '10.
Yourc truly,
IIAItltY W. lilA’l‘IIIilit.
'. in. Front: l. Joneu. treating it. Plumping t‘o.. Norwnlk. ttnun.
Deer air: The ilpenrer iloiiur which you pinood in the iluuiiunl lluilri
In; that [all cave on complete satisfaction in every way. Our «(ml hilt wen
“ one-half of what it had been the preceding condone. You may one thin in on;
way you like. , r 1"
. . Very truly your». fill; it
v Norwelk. Conn. July 22.
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.lAMhla GOLDEN.
l'mp. Evening Henlrm-i
g and Plumbing Co.
to Meln at, Nerwelit, cor-m. ,
r"
The Health
!
J . ‘.
. if!
[The a... “dining. was being nun-tr that are um around the
heck can teach it man I lot of new
on.
,Womher. children." said the cues word».
Mmlk'fthere are no bones In the
:
. unveiling of comprehensive deflate
you, please. teacher, my holly lions, thin one for a good follow nor.
of he. one in his. lie uwnlloWod'cre the cane uonrleely; A tool
yesterday."th Louie titer. money.~
i
Willi!
.. clan of evlnn unlike to e‘
..
. tempt. to hilrh It.
', of oil hooked rose in the attic where
, T turn in two bedroomn on the second .
“ lloor soaked with kerosene oil. the
‘ none oil.
»_ and that he was alone. the members
‘ of his family being absent.
‘ shill hnu been called to the affair hnd
. ly seem to he ogniuat the indiscro’et
Music Hall
it
w. a. r. cram mono..-
Arroei Pending-investigation
Tron, ‘néptf" tarpon
rel occupied by him. but on oil.
‘ William Crawford, w. o. r. Sheldon "
was arrested, lilo. ,rday. and in h d
ending turther‘. vestigetimt of . t e.
lituze. The”. tire. was uncovered on y
Saturday. and according to the firemen
when they reached the place they
found considerable evidence or notch
The}! claim, to hove found a bundle
the tire was discoy‘ered. the bed cloth-
ptoturou and to nitur‘e on the first
floor saturated ith the some iluld.
. I an overturned oil stove in the kitchen, ,
, and several milk bottles, in the cellar.
which they any bird contained kero-
Fires were burning. in some. of the
rooms. but all were extinguiehed with
the. old of chemicals. Mr. Sheldon
claims that he retired about midnight
The attention or the state tire mar;
(l etrict investigation to to be made.
Mr. Bilerman'n grievance would real.
Mr. McMurray and his eseoctatou.~—
ludiouupolio News. >
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tilltiliiili
PECK a HART.
Our Policy:
Mgre. end Leeeeec
“To Pieaee the Patrons"
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MATINEE DAILY, 5 5 10¢
EVENING PRICES. 10 5 15¢
Mon, Tues: Wed.
Sept. 12th-I3th-l4th
Harry Benton 8: Co.
in COMEDY-MAGlC—A Laugh Every
Minute
Roth 8: Russo
INTERNATIONAL §INGERD
Root 8: White
THOSE DANCING WONDERS
m
Latest Motion Pictures
CHANGED DAILY
”W
1 e
Spero. Devrne 8: Spero
Preeent the Comedy Skit. “BREAKING
lNTO VAUDEVILLE"
COMING—~Thurc.. Sept. it. Tommy
prey and Hie Dancing Molds; id:
LaCrolx a Company
“MM—u
PICTURES CHANGED DAILY
—.— -m.-~
PRICES
Matinee ..... Children. 5c; Aduito. 10c
Evening. .Baicony. the; Orchestra, 154:
Box. 25:
chctt Fiche. hy steine‘rt A Son:
(20., Used Exciueivciy
Excursrons to Huntington and
Valley Grove
SUMMER TIME TAILE
0n and After MONDAY. JUNE 20. "to
The New Ind Cemmcdloue
Steamer Huntington
Capt. Wm. C. Young
Will run or toliowc:
Leave Huntln ton tor Norwelk Mon-
de e and F deye ct 0:“ e. m. and
2: 6 p. in.
Leave Norwelit for Huntington, Mon-
doye and Fridcye at 0:48 o. m., and
5:80 p. m.
EXCURSION TICKETG, we.
IINOLI FARE. 40c.
Children 5 to 12 yearn. Excursion are;
Binnie Fore 250.
Portion of ion or mom can moire e or-
rcngcrnentu with the Captain to clap
at Valley tlrnvn.
n. neutrino.
ist Company ‘
AUTUMNAL TOURS
Block Ilidnd. $10.50 Ind Ilium—rhetor-
dllit. Boot. it. three dnye‘ trip over
hither Day.
tzi.oo«~3iir doyr'
r
White Moontotno
tripe. ecmmmo etlone at Binnie
Hotel, llethiehem. eieo includes,
li‘luinc ride. Mondeye, Sept. ill 1 lit;
Niagara Patio. “Mm-Four deye' trip.
Beturdey. Sept. 10. littorniiitoniil
Motel. , ‘
Mafia-aria“ Tongan: ieienfc an:
n o it oyo’txn I-
tem. Bistro. ' '
urn: curator r“ “n"-
i t u t ‘ X I 3’ T
he urnny, on, 22. y p.
Alvaro rules from New lleven. For
circular deecrihing rill tours cell on
Ill. ii. Flatter, at depot, or source. ’I‘Iui
Recreation Tourist (30.188 orange 3L,
New novel. Tel. 1301.
annuity” ?~
i ‘
i it ‘ thmrurlod
.01 your hot
WM" your wait.
Full. rich. heavy Plumes, 20 in
. Thine
Methorosdyed to match your
given o crlcp troehnou or new
leteet- decree of fuhion.
From your old. faded end die-
:ordiid leather- that» you have a"...
ceido ee nucleon, unmou- melte-
crooning Willow Home! thetweur
fri ode c at it m
'The can‘tnxflfl- t w‘n
formation he cpo . a ‘
would be
feathers in ,
tlmart. dirt" Well i hunter.” with
the Mercy ct‘moephere of the Wench
boulevard: preheat In eve
ii on unul oil low cmon («there a ‘ the tandem
‘ Tommi. ' ' ‘ ',
.. They con not.liefduvliontedenywhere ct the ammo: puree.
Cleaning. Bleaching. Dyeing and
Bone end fencywtectheu renovated by the METHQ’I‘ recon one
utilitarian-nu QUALITY-in. newer QUALITY—hove but
. ON»! KN’OT-jtho 9N! knot eignlfylng the Highcet grotto.
vino?
igfii’dili’illui §
loan
tired to utter WW“
‘Mhio IMO mono.
Blackontlwrhltc ‘0
FrenchlPItrmeo _ t
curve.
choc ion: by I! In hot or do. priced
‘ Curling
scorn or hot. ‘
and colored to econ with the
lhlc'igi. ir
FOR
I YAL' TT N
"Windhlutrtrdrrrn .. ...... m... "r
TION GIVEN T0 OUT-OF»
l.‘
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run in iiiiti W
iiiéltilllfi tiliii
Said to Have Been Taken From
the Steamer Humboldt While
Coming From Alaska
SEATTLE. Within. liopt. 13-A ucoro
of rlt'tvt'llvro intro been not to work in
Mound to trace the $51500 in gold in-
gotu stolen in transit on the steamer
Humboldt from tho \t‘uehluglounlnnku
Iluuk of Ii‘ulriiunkn, Mania. to the
llexieuilorton Notional Bank of St»
Milo.
'l‘ho llnniholdt nr‘rlt’cd It Shandy
yruiordny. The ship Irinkrie neycrnt
stops on route to Seattle and tho etenm
lion: oilir‘lnin any that the robbers may
lllli’t‘ loft the hunt. or our. of the Inter-
nmliuio points.
'rlw looted box llnd not born MIIKMI’
broken oprn. Apparently ibo thieves
hurl rumowd one side try the duo of a
null pulley.
'i'iu- linnk umI nxpri-nn company nm»
01qu inter-wind expt‘oua tho ronvit-limi
that tho robin-ry- mrurrcd before the
Bltiiillinlilll llumimitit arrived at so.
liiIIv. 'l‘ln» (‘nundinn t‘ltnitilllfl odlcinie
urn mmpunt‘ri in Il.l\“‘ illilutt‘kvtl ilit‘
vntiru coneiunmeut and examined it
at Iluweou. From the! point. in the int
any ”III“? here, u distance of probably
Hit" IiilII'N. llw lmxou [mused without
more Iliflll cuuuul errnilny.
l-‘roru Fitll'llltilltfl the gold wun token
It) utopmbont In 1 warm in the Yukon
tvrrilory. Iiuriuggihut journey it won
in the cure of tho purnor, nml. accord:
int: to outdoor. was kept in his room
\\iIIl no other protection than the lock.
.tt linweon rim (‘unndinn rumours of-
flulnin utter examining the gold. re
smoked it unit, loft It In the euro of tho
put our of one at i. 0 river bottle oqu
by tho Willi" l'nud ulid Uukon Rnll<
road Company. which carried it to
White liorrv. It wuc transferred in
that pinro to u cooled compartment of
tho express our of the White Push and
Yukon Runway, ’
Ir‘rom Whito Homo to Skegwoy, u
distance of niioui ninety miles. the
previous moiul was carried practical
ly unguarded. save by our man. When
the train wnn about twenty miles from
Skuuwuy. thv lTnltod Staten custom»
amt-urn lil‘tlkl' the cool of the rolnpnri
Ililtlll to count and tout the buxom. It
in undurnimd thui in this Inatnnce lin-
hoxou were not iiroheii. The iruuuicr
of tho gold one Iinntlly mode to tho
atr-umehip :ii l-lkuuwny.
Your kidney trouhio only he of tom:
clouding, it nruy be either acute or
rhronli'. but who over it in Foley‘s
Kidney Rt'luutly ill aid you to get
rid of it quickly d rrirtoro your uni-
urul lwulth and v nor. "One bottle of
Polvy‘u Kidney Remedy mode run
well," liillil .l. Silibuil, oi Grand View.
Win. tommvnt-u “hing it now. The
ilrlduu l’iinl‘mnt-y. "
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mehockemow-l-‘XD. Cline. "onion: J.
II. Morgana, New York; Willlelu Ger-A
an! end with, lluuiou: Mien iiollie Col-
lide. .l. ilorun, New York; I. Minlr.
Newark; .lrmr-ph my. Dunbar-y; Jemoe
Ii‘. tillers. i'i'uiorlmry; I". Meyorl. II. .I.
Ceffery. w. w. Lintmou. Nair York: 8-
eonntoin. llrtduoport: .Inmoe 0. Kent.
cion; it. Mathewson. city: W. (i.
(Milieu. IIt‘lfIiti‘lirli‘t; .l. H. Woloott. .I. El.
‘Ilnlloy. Hartford; 1. W, Atwood. Kli-
ilnuly: l-‘. Ii. Lawton. city; John It.
Linhi. rill; lruri'gei I). lilirlicrt. Nor-
wetk; it. It. t'urponter. city: 'I‘. i..
it‘niiy. Iil‘ltllli'tmrl; iii. to Gaylord. ll.
II. iinotii'ptlu, Now York; M. llrounl.
Wrettiold: .i. ll. Meyer-a. . M. lied-
ltlllion. New ‘i'm‘k; George W. Holmes,
city: it Ilnono. ii. tilleworth. New
York; .lnlin r‘. (turnout). ilerti’ord: (l.
Mol‘fihh, IMItlitll'yp ('3 Brig”, lloe‘ton.
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LOOKINO iron ROYO'I’ONI.
llopuiy snorirr Thoma: A. Skelly. at
Norwelit. alerted lent to unauthor-
yostcrdey on Chariot Ct. Bill/“039» I“
the Century Wafqfln‘ nng‘Compony.
in n cult brought by limit” .1. ninth.
at Port Cheater, who nits 070 demons
and coats. drilling great it hill of $52.11.
Deputy uncut! telly went over to
heat Norwallt and found the piece cup-
[rolled to he the doctoral Wotan-procure
Company closed up. The case II re»
iurnehle llufnro lattice of the Peace
bro limit: on September 28rd.
'i'he deputy ttheriif cold be under
cloud that Iluyuinne in our of the ethic.
'l'hnl ymmn lllnn'o creditor» horo hero
H.ME’I‘HOT
9......" Chop-925 Broadway.
FIINOH FEATHER
avenue on ”gm .
at Illsr it?! 81‘.
' n
GAME motocross."
State Society Electeflii‘ioere. Heere
Roper“. and Will Work two-
forcement of Game Lo
HARTFORD. Sept. 13.-'t‘he Fish
and Game-Protective association of
line ethic held III annual meeting Inuit
neck in the supreme court room at. the
stoic I‘ltlillol elm-ting unicorn as fol“
lows .
President-wit. ll. l‘npeley.
(.‘t‘litel‘.
\liro‘prceidenisw'l‘heodoro Sturges.
h‘nirtieid; err-Governor George 1’. dir-
imlu. simahury; Dr. Joseph Bloke.
lutrhllold; l‘. E. l’armeioo, .iiudinon;
George hi. (.lunn, Milford: Senntor
Frank B. Brundegeo. New London;
llolurt M. Fink, Stafford; Dr. T. at.
Mutiny. l‘oml'ret Center.
Secretary and treasurer—ll. 1’. Car"
(or, New Britain.
An executive committee or 20 mem-
bers won uluo named. The association
ha» a mcmhership oi 133 out of which
live nro life members. The association
was incorporated September l9, liltili.
Iillrlllg the your. lunch prom-pun lilti-
llCt'll tuude relative to the protection
and propagation of duh and Klimt!“
’I’iio treasurers report allows it out
our.» of about two tiller all expenses
hun- heon paid.
The purimso of the association is
to procure nud enforce nutialiio tune
for the protection of tiah. union, sons.
and insectivvruua birds; to pronwtu
tieh and union culture, to introduce
new survive and discontinue intormu~
lion reintiux thereto; to nuclei the duh
and grime wardens in the perform-
unm or their duty; to one that suit-
nhle und Iii persons are unpainted lien
and game wardens. end that they do
their whole duty; to educate its mom-
bore in the true art and skill of rich
inn and hunting; to inoculate a spirit
of sportsmanship among Itn member»
uud the citizens throughout the ntnle.
Enforcement of the genie laws won
the principal topic of discueion .i'cater»
tiny. methods being silggeuiud [or
such promotion.
Another meeting will follow in four
or live \vccks tit which so or «iii uppit-
vniionn tor membership will he coll-
entered.- it little inter, bulletins are
to he incur-d by the committee on pub-
iiotitlone. There is $399.33 In the
treasury. the recoiptn amounting it)
£45.80 and the expenditures to 314d;
I‘otuirot
~Can't look well, out well or tool
well with impure blood feeding your
Mill!- Koop the blood pure with turr-
dork mood Bitters. that simply, intu-
cxoroieo, hoop clone. and you Will how
long lilo.
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BASEBALL.
Notional League Blending.
w.
,4: P-(:-
Chicago ............ 85 39 .688
Pit i ulnlrx ........... 76 52 .hilll
New York ......... 73 (.3 .576
Philodolpliin ........ ti? till .lili’.
(‘Iucinnuti .......... (it? it? .493
Ht. Louie .. ........ tit 75 .405
Brooklyn ...... . . . . .til 77 .llilii
Itoelon ..... ..... . .05 86 .343
Yecterdl ’e Reunite.
Cincinnati 4. Pit-burg ii.
I’hlledelphle 8, Brocklyn 0.
American League Mending.
W. L. no.
Piiiindelphin . ....... till «to .693
lloeton ............. 76 or. .080
Detroit ....... . . . . . .78 till .ii‘iti
New York ....... 76 till .673
Worthington . ....... hit 74 .«iii
(‘Tiovolnnd ........,.iiil 73 .44v
Chicano ............hl 79 .392
8t. Louie .........til 92 .ll0:l
“a...“
Veeterde 'e Reunite.
Detroit ii. tilcve end i.
iloaion 4. New York 0.
Benton it; New York h.
i’hiludolphlc 6. Wilmington 0. i
3t. Louie-Chime. rein. l
wmwu.mw
.OABVA‘I‘ION ARMY.
A very Ittuhtho end opprectetii'e
audience hitched to Calorie Marcelle,
of New York. give his lecture ”He-
rune." in the chapel in North Main
street, loot night. Many etrlktng pic«
tureit were ehovn or those who her!
done heroic deeds in the den of the
American Revolution, and to rot tour
hictory. The slum work one unit ren'e
work or the Amy woe site very nicely
illustrated. Many words or preiee were
sold try time who were I110”. Ell!
Contain and hire. Gourd. of: Italian.
wry ahly assisted the colonel. The
been anxious to medium tor some time,
but have not had the pleasure.
vi
lecture will be given in Stamford to
night.
Bridgeport Vdvcrticernorl c l
The D. M.
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Bridgeport Advertiemtlnte |
Read Co.
Ekldbltsbcd 1857.
The Store has resumed its regular time of closing, which is
6 p. m. except on Saturdays.
ix.
New .Iardinieres and Pedestals
the Artistic Woman Will like
A glimpse into certain aisles of the Crockery Store will
tempt one to stray further and inspect the new Jartluucrcs.
Artists in pottery have been at work and the results are all
‘ that garden and plant lovers could dcsrre.
The dark, cool, Green Pottery. with rcpousse designs is
rich and effective.
Huge lily and begonia leaves overlap
each other along the sides, and there are many unique con-
ventional patterns. Processions of Winged lions and other
strange beasts are seen.
These Pottery Jars are accom-
panied with pedestals from 16 to 20 inches high, very sym-
metrical anrl graceful.
The popular Louwelsa ware appears both in single and
pedestal Jars, richly blended greens and browns With a beau-
tiful glaze. Louwclsa is much lower in price than. in former
seasons. A scvcu‘inch Jar is six.
Mission Jardinieres with straight sides are in two shades
of brown. exceedingly attractive. There is etched upon the
the sides, some picture of a Spanish-American Cloister, Santa
liarbura or San juan Capistrano.
Sizes run from 6 to 16 inches. 50c to $6.50.
. Table Ferneries
in art nouvrau. They look like some foreign pottery, from
north lialy perhaps, but they are quite American. smooth.
creamy, lustcrlcss and stciicilrrl in simple pulc coloriugs.
The shapes are round, square and diamond. 35c to $2.00.
Very attractive.
Extra Special.
A splendid line of “Footed Jardinieres," assorted color-
iugs. seven-inch size.
use each, while they last.
Remember the Sale of Soutache ‘Bt’aids.
All colors,
lilucs. browns, lnvourlcrs. modes, rose, olives, everything.
In 24-yard pieces, worth rcgularlmm.
30c special.
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Ideal Tissue Builder. the toilet crcau
l for motorists,
gulf players. etc. It removes tlismlt‘irations, cleanses, and as
its name implies. is a tissue Ilulltlcr. Ladies who use it once
always keep it on the toilet table.
The D.M.
“Read Co;
F all Floor
a
v...
9000
Coverings
With the return of cool weather the home renovating comes in order
and new Floor Coverings have to be considered. Let us show you
AXMINSTER HUGS
TAPESTRY HUGS
INDRAIN RUGO
LOG CABIN HUGS
CREX RUGG
CHINA ucrrmoe
JAPANESE MArrmac
coax name-cc
rapearnv smears
AXMINSTER cnnrere
‘ r
Oil Cloths and Linoleums
Shades to order a specialty
, A. Die
84 mandate.
Telephone
' a." .I;,‘. ..‘ -.-.. .
woetrot. conroeen, DEAD.
Muclolen of Countrywide Reputation
Enolroe It Weipole. N. H.
arsuroimh‘sa t.,‘13..~Word Avis
received here yo units of the dhittn.
yesterday morphs ,or' Inert Watched. .
well known ilitoli hunt the country all
u musician and composer. at the home
oil]. it. Willard ‘nt‘ Walpole. hi. it.
where he one vieitinc. ’l‘ p telegram
nlfio told
o{ the «Home litnqce or nrpm
I'.
who who it cite a compel».
Wool: wee ‘e; native of Germany.
in in he heritmflnetmctor ct the
Collier-the Aiken ‘eeruiury in thin city
and held that partition for forty yours.
He wee ciao for min a centii crud“
hit of the thrive . lIet cnure hero.
Among other veer a. he component is
number of . church entheme which
have been widely used.
, «come ‘ro neuron. '
George it. much. or South horwolir.
in considering an utter or o very grind
a: lion with the, Séehoord Air . no
wiry. in the irenc‘ thin do rt.
merit. fir. Lynch lice trill gently.
and belime the encode or oil ‘ to to
an 8i am
So norvaik
't.
Tam . Florian, where his new
tore would he, would he .hehoacilrzto
him. He Inc hnd runny yenre’ «uteri
tonco in railroad Work, and would
provu o valuable mun.
www.mm.m
emu: cumin To MATH.
Mother Ierlmiy injured While ‘f'rying
in cm more con. » 5.}
new momma. debt. rewrite the
yeereoidchild of Stockton: colour
blew-try. e youcxd’ollehw’fermeii, We.
hurried to death oi the drop-rm e."
tut night. end the motherim, for}!
nerlouely burned in, u 9 ‘10.
save the into one. one , tines
Ilt‘] woe tell/on, to the. Joint.
u.whercltyweere r new
ingrthet elichldwf Ire
o.
gong» like In. .. i“ t. _ 1 will
1- m ‘, y ,: .
«To. whfiego‘tone -ec‘ . 1 fight“
ct o match on! . :eq itch ii. “iii ’-
The mother «midfield... '
an onto the. all . ' . .‘;
1y encore“ _‘ Ithi I
but not not . . ‘ Id“
no pl“ MIMI I676“
Norwalk Chronicler