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ATl'NIE8-1 :30: and? 3: 30.
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Bonnéy‘Moore
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Comedians ,
Change of
idpidt‘ai'gmwia s. M.
svsuinos. abomstdys shows. 7 AND s in. M.
3" event! saronoav, Mountsreeuoww.
. ‘Si‘EciAL ENGAGEMENT or ‘s
' “TWIN—n. ‘; i,
Just a With 1 l
A Dramatic Playlct ' ‘”
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lVENlNGB-‘wdffld and site”
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Jermon &
* Conrad
Vocalists ’
Todeska &
Keating Trio
ComedyBicyclest'es
Vsddeville every Monday & Thursday A
Motion Pictures Every Day
Jawstt' Piano, by“ _8telnert I Bone 60., Used Exclusively
Funnies“ —-PRiCES-— ‘ Evening
5c and His BoxESeats, 250. 10c and 15c
nonsfi‘xora‘sno‘ooonon
.‘glr‘filgefl H.- Brooks. formerly of this
city. who is now with the Blue Ribbon
L. Garage in Bridgeport, distributors for
crowd in ” West Washington
being of the finest.
Mr. Brooks had just driven tho. car
up from New York and was enroule
todeliver it to the purchaser.
. LORD MAYOR OF LONDON.
LONDON. Sept.
tion of being the first teetotaller chos- grandma's lameness-Dr. Thomas when his biplane continued at a height
on as chief magistrate of the metrouo- illlectric Oil-“Hie great household of mo fut-t. illl‘tl today without having
its. remedy. recovered consciousness.
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a , ”:1?de IMotorCar Companyywas Harbor. ¥
1 " miller lsst,.,night, with one of the tiesblp North Dakota. Which home Into
latest model Packardek of a large
street.
The. car was one of the new fore-door
limousines and was a beautiful speci-
men of the up~tolhe~minute develop
ment in motor building. the equipment
29.-Sir 'I‘homtls
Volley Strong today was elected Lord
Mayor of London without opposition.
. Sir Thomas is a pronounced temper-
‘ lance advocate and enjoys the distinc-
“Morilénfihoilriou 13‘ FLEET.
NEW YORK. Sept. 39.~—Thero was
another addition today, to the big fleet
of warships assembled in New York
Dsyllsht revealed .tlte but.
part. during the night. at anchor oi!
i'i‘hompkinsvllle. making ready to Join
iher fourteen companion vessels up the
’hnrbor. The North Dakota has been
illililCl‘gtllllll repairs at Norfolk as a re
limit of the recent explosion of oil in
her engine rooms while she was off the
Chesapeake Cayes when three of her
melt lost their lives. A goodly propor-
tion of the 11.000, officers and men of
the fleet of fifteen vessels. now in port.
Wore given shore learn yesterday. and
uditionai thousands of the jacltios i-'.0
ashore today.
—~L‘ures baby's croup. Willie's daily
cute and bruises, mama's sore throat,
M
Miss Krsemar Entertaina MGmbers
and Gentlemen Friends.
Miss ida ii. Kruomor entertained the
menthol-s of the links Over Club and
their gentlemen friends and also nfevv
other friends ill her home in North
Main street. last evening. in honor of
her birthday. During the evening Miss
Schauh and Mr. Mead gave piano ae-
lections. and songs wore sung and
games played.
Among those [li‘uiit‘lil were the Miss.
on Emma J). Schmidt. Louise D.
ilehaub. ilorlha l. . Mnlmo. Clara
Kruemer. Emma Sniffon, Amanda
Christensen. Marie tioldcn and Ida ll.
Kraemer, tutti Messrs. Warren l). lico-
llcid. Wesley Johnson, lowront‘e
liealoy. Frank Mend. Alfred Kracmer,
Philip Si-liniiii. ilarry Kruciner and Mr.
and Mrs. C. Krnouior.
About ll o’clock refreshments wore
served and enjoyed by all, and it was
one o‘cl0ck when the guests deported
to their reapt-ctho homes. saying they
had a very pleasant time. and wishing
Miss Krnemor many happy returns of
the day.
MANlAc WAC UNRULY.
it was reported to the police lnutl
night thatu maniac needing attention ;
was at the South Nora-alk depot. Cap i
into William It. Penninlton and (till-l
oer ii‘rank titration, found that two:
attendants from n annitarium were;
taking a man to New York. The pa-i
item was a bit unruly bill the attend- '
tints got him aboard a train llnaliy.
lie had been removed from the day
coach of ii train on account of hits no-
lions.
GERMAN AVIATOR DIES.
MUELHAUSEN. Germany. Sept. 29.
~~Aviator Florhmunu, who was injured
“Just a little
Tingle on the tongue”
Is a song that often
but never mind abOut that. have you ever tried
I ‘ ' the snappy drink
'“nkgn
Has been sung.
'n
i
At the soda Fountains ?
It has the elements at life in it
t
r
Bunker-Smock (10.. Greenwich. Conn.-
11
«i
m’eck
ANDERINE to to
of rain and
‘ "goes right top tits“ roots.
atmgthmtlmti‘. lta‘oallilaratinjatbnnlatlng and
‘ lilo-producing properties anon the hair to [row
abundantly lent «remand build. it at
one. iiaparta a sparkling brilliaaoy and vol-
M
m. monou- rm
0
inn.) or; ygjoialioo.‘ ti
lemma. and
very schools to the hair. sail a law would
use will cause new hair to sprout allover
g the scalp. Use it every day tor a short
time. alter which 'two ‘or three times a
wool: will be aofioiant to complete what-
ever [myrrh mouth; ‘
Matty ‘roat 3t.“ wriiu in out-tum.
. VII
» «want i m using Dalian. in hair
flog}: '13 as}: 2’s“ Atlas is as now
.. “new“
" an an a as .
nutty Wodll’tt'tfiih‘l;
and thick. r anyone would want splays.
NC)?! atoll inputs“ in then
sins ”a. lilo and ".00
- ' poo ‘ battle .
”mantis“ enjoys a (water, sal- than
any otbaroaa‘mioa ran at
~ltiadorbraaiiaadittna [roam
lai- than all cl lh‘mtair p rations
in the world combi . ‘ ‘
"I10 show on quickly m
pie im‘lfr’a‘g ' ii 7m). lfififi’o
t no a V
:8! ii to the
GI. m ILL.
their sales ado-Mm- and 10:
in cut "
Hill ii. i. iill’lillii
“M"...—
Meeting in New Haven tallest
Scheme for Retirement at
Government illen
NEW HAVEN, Sept. tilt—Govern-
ment employee representing every
branch or government work in the.
state will meet in the Chamber of Com.
pierce hall for a mass meeting next
Saturday at 8280'o'rioclr to advocate
the proposed plan or retiring aged and
crippled government employee with a
certain percentage of the salary re-
ceived by them while working.
Congressman Tilson. Professor
Reed. of Yale. Mayor Rico and a num-
ber of other men prominent in public
life locally will address the meeting.
The rural carriers from all over Con-
nectlcut will be represented. All of
the large cities impatient Conueoti
out and the railing mall clerks will
send delegates.
After a few introductory remarks by
superintendent or Mails Pierce Mailer.
who will outline lilo advantages of the
plan. the various "tankers will be
heard. They will express their view-
oii the proposed ruling and suggest
a method by which the government
can pension titted employee and still
not lose any money.
it was stated last night that at prea~
out there are about. 12 men employed
in the local nos on who would be
retired on podium:
Your kidney trouble may be of ions
standing. it may be either acute or
chronic. but whatever it is Foley‘s
Kidney Remedy will aid you to get
rid of It quickly and restore your nat
oral health and vigor. “One bottle oi
Foley's Kidney Remedy made me
well," said J. Sliibnil, of Grand View.
Wis. Commence taking know. The
Bridge Pharmacy. "
Plil’llilli Allillllllli
BIJOU DREAM.
Commencing Baturilay afternoon.
Oct. 1.. the management of the Bijou
Dream at Hoyt‘s 'ifhaalre will give two
complete perform cos ovary Battle
day afternoon. a first show will
(eminence at us o’clock sharp and
the second at 3:30. The evening shows
iwll he the some starting at 7:00 with
the first show and 8:45 the second.
THlIVlNG 56070" LABOlls.
'i‘htevtng for run is rather an unusu-
iil pastime for young woman. in Mill"
burgh two smart young ladies pleaded
utility the other day to 58 different
charges of theft. The article! were
taken from dim-rent shops in Min
burgh and illnsuow. The accused had
visited shops tutti united “to In toads
ostensibly for the purpose of purchas-
ing them. but while the shop Isaia-
nut'tt attention was diverted the thefts
had been committed. No attempt had
been made to dispose of the itoods. it
was stated on behalf of the prisoners
that the ”who had been committed
more from it spirit of mischief than
criminal lliitilil. The magistrate dee-
crlbed the ('lliitl as an extraordinary
one and sentenced each of the scouts
ed to two moiitlis' imprisonment. ‘
‘eo- “fl-”.W“ .
mlLLIONAiRE PATTEN DEAD.
CHICAGO. Sent. :9.-Georse w.
Patton. the millionaire grain operator.
who died last night of tuberculoalsat
the home of his brother. James Ii. Pap
ten. in Evannlonpglefl. a fortune, oath
mated at “3.000.030 the. creator
of watch. it lit 5 , will be left to
public charities. including a large dd-
natlon for the furtherance of threats
tuberculosis complicit. .
‘ ”0.000.000 in bonds of the parent com-
part , ie exception. they agreed to do ””51“ patter of would: their
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in M Read Cc.
Obligations \ '. . WW 18:;- ..
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HY
NEW HAVEN..B_ hall—Jae plans
for making the Con ecttcnt Company
stand in a new relation to the. control-
ing New York. New Haven and Hart»
lord Railroad Corporation provide for
new capitalisation of the former com-
pany baaedohiotly on its bonded debt
and advances for improvements. :Tho
bonded debt. including a debt of about
Regarding the Tailored Gowns and Coats for fall and
winter, there has been some delay in their arrival in as full
complement as addition account of the manufacturers" diii'i-
cultica. These .sam’erdifllcultiee having been settled and the
wheels in the varimfl great tailoring establishments moving
briskly. the department is now in very complete order.
Tailored Walking Suits
In Novelty Worsted: of elegant quality. set-gee dither plain
or self-striped, Basket Cloths. Cbeviots and the silky Zibe-
line weaves. in all the approved Autumn colorings.
Skirts and Coats of latest designs. coats with high grade
satin linings of harmonious colors, and all faultlessly tail-
pany. amounts to about $27,000,000 and
advance'a to 59,000,000 more. the direct
bonded debt being made up of underly-
ing mortgage bonds, most of them
bearing 6 per cent. interest and fear
per cent. debentures. or which a con-
siderable amount have heart exchang-
ed by Individual holders in past yearn
for stock at the New Haven Company
in the ration of :200 in bonds for 8100
par of the stock. in the new capitalism
tlon of the Connecticut Company there
will also he provisions made by the
parent company for trolley extensions
and improvements.
in the new plan the parent control-
ling company taken over absolutely all
the Connecticut Company's obliga-
tions. paying, them as they mature
from the steam corporation's resour~
oes‘. this ultimately leaving the Con-
necllcut Company free from debt, the
tumor being compensated by divi-
dends on the controlled campany's
shares. practically all or which will be
in the treasury of the New iiaveti
Company. ‘
The Connecticut Compony as thus
refinanced owns of controls about 80
per cent. of the trolleys of the state
of Connecticut. and about W per cent.
of their gross receipts amounting in
the last annual report to $7,988.88].
which iigure has greatly increased in
the fiscal year of 1903-10. it will as a
aeiiarate company continue to make
reports to the Connecticut Railroad
Commission. but probably to tailor (lee
tulle than heretofore.
oretl. .. ,
Especial care has been given to selecting those suits re~
quired by business women and other women who demand t
practicality and style with moderate price.
The Useful Long Coat
Very stylish and comfortable Long Coats for motor
wear are of heavy Polo Cloth. This material is of soft wool,
warm but not heavy or burdensome.
Tourist Coats and Utility Coats are shown of thick
rough cloth in attractive mixtures tit-w weaves and hotne-
spnils in grey. brown and blue effects loosely made, with
belts, pockets and huge jeweled buttons. ‘ .
Secmul Floor, elevator at Dress Goods.
ENDORSEMENT LONG PLANNED.
.. -...... .
Railroad Men Had Bean Working on
Matter Two Years.
The movement among railroad men
which culminated in the endorsement
by representatives of 300.00" or more
railroad workers east of the Misslnslp.
pl. of legislation favoring the right of
the railroads to advance freight rates
and manage their own affairs other-
wine. was not a hurry rail affair de-
spite the fact that the meeting was
told without much advance notice. .
l‘hiii movement originated some two m . .
The D. M. Read Co.
in the thoughtful leaders of railroad
isbor organisations that if the stsiea'
and nation‘s lawmakers continued to
tamper the railroad companies it
would eventually result in trouble for
the railroad workers themselves.
1’. ii. Morrlaey started this effort to
return: a square deal for the railroads
when he was the head of the broth-
.irhood of Railroad 'f‘rainmen from
As usual. at the close oi the month, we make Special Prices on
Broken Lines and Short Lengths.
To make each sale attractive We put in items of popular use.
We note some of them:
IROADCLOTHS, AT 59 CENTSm-Value 75c. Bee west window.
PRINTED COMM. loin—Value. Ne. Assorted colors.
NOVELTY PLMDB. 1ic~Value 16c. Bright colors.
which otllce he retired later. Mr. Mor-
riscy has been here on a few occa‘
LADIII' SHIRT WAlaTB. SALE PRICES—~8ampie garments. See
east window. 4
atom in a social way and iii known
intimately by some of the-New Haven
road officials and to hundreds of the
.‘oad’s employees. lie has never been '
SHIRT WANT FRONTS, 25¢~anue 500.. Fine embroidery.
ALL IILK mal‘oua, 110“"VIllIC 25c. Moire and fancy. .
IHORT LINOTHO WASH GOODS. ‘1 "
ancitau Linea omen cocoa. , j -i.
A. Dickerintul & Son
he trainman and the roads as he left “
v 84mm“ *‘**"‘on**si..rso.uomt slit '
‘hls buslnotis to vioe~proaldenta of the
elephon, e 446
Women interested in Embroidery will be pleased at
the new stamped pieces in Royal Society Package Goods, all
new patterns. \
Also lllt‘l‘t‘ are some Stamped Table Centers and Pillow
Tops of brown linen. steiicilcd in conventional designs
really for t'fit'CllYt" outlining.
Art Department. third floor.
”W
rrder.
Mr. Morrlsey left the Trainmen‘s or- ’
ler to take the presidency of the‘
\iiierlcan Railway investors and Ems
.iioyeee association some two years ‘
mo and it is through that organisation .
that he has carried out his plan to
thaw the railroad investors who num- ‘
her into the hundreds of thousands.
and the employees whose numbers are
also legion in every city in the country. ‘
that their interests were mutual. Only
by working together could the troubles ‘
of the railroads in which both inves-
tors snd employees are keenly coir
corned. be lessened and the then, and
to some extent now, still the popular '
game of railroad baiting. be stopped. '
it has been said and is probably
true that Mr. Morrisoy was selected
by large holders of railroad securities
to take his present position. lie‘ was
selected for the job because of bin
wide knowledge of railroad men and
of railroad affairs and new well he ,
has succeeded in his aim. that of‘
bringing the inventors and employees
.0 the understandintt that they must
pull together for their mutual inter» .
est, is best shown by the action taken ~
at the mass meeting in New York. ‘
Sunday. when a memorial sent to ‘
President Tait asked that the”de
of the country be given the square
deal in the matter of rates and regula- ,
done of their other business attain. .
The investors‘ and Employees' asao- r
elation wan in existence nearly a year,
before its power was“ felt. Then it sent
out numerous circulars .to the various
lodges of railroad meu‘throuxhout the
country. Many of them came hero. ‘
This method of advertising the aado- ’ . - , “ . '* .
elation. its aims. M05. was kept no this mssungtlle same endorsement or
for a few month». Theathe sullen lleglalatlon favoring the rallmads will
tion was male to the national heads the veinat least that is the purpoao
it the tour big brotiiarhooda that the :0! t ,e mastitis. '
time was rips to do sometblns to pm- E ”North. general plan otqnelllug the
tact their own organisations as wall .muohdlsomud antaxonlam, to rail-
as the railroads. .Tbla'luuostion wasfl‘oads will whom! with than NI ”l”
nor-ed to. Then the mam M the can total msettiigs. There will. be system
l
”Misti: “antibiotic. ‘ ,
j “transporter _‘
A tom that must seem very
strangle many of its is the method of
disposing»! the dead which obtalnltia
dis .il‘tliplno and otlssr . 7
of»? Spanish contentions,»- a
pioyoes was, sought. livery lease of lineman and local ibdl‘i meetings and mum midi-posited iii the would.
swim". drama. and .v other hidden! insetinaa oftlia but. in niches hm walloftlia
not than assist! with atolls sham
.wltnths ms or thsdeoaaaod.
Thessalohsasrsjatb the about: st
a Jyaari fee. all t swim
peasant ytbsrsinso loan anthems
is M Wilson ceases to owl-i.
uowsm.lbeurnsina~ars on due
‘uonfiymsnt. trite bodies which are
condo
trainmen received openings-kind m alarm to! acetone pun.
whether they. ,wouidlsn se the loosen! shown) that the 1!.”de
movement audit is said. without sin.- gs ould have at tile more implode
hust-
' I‘ ' It". {itikaflld‘flifi ml" mate
a '. slimy Mano . mm
Miss .. the monetar- to oh!”
liihflg‘igven the litter part [Onto
r , , . .
‘ an annotating hold .Simdly
smut“. “ a. 'v . '
.d'hatoinaetliis tacit in the railroads
thef eastern notion of the country.
i
if“!
Lance ouvs but" some ..
we encasement. Dept. . a
plant of the Amman Olive. 0 ,
said tube the ism-tat its kind a
world, was destmyod‘bydi'a early this
morning. Loni} ”mm
rte-w «Maui - rust-a a”
it takes nerve
is
mar abort the
and black slip .
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thrasrowam‘ alto
ta atmilsrsmsatl ablannstl to be ‘ “evicted" .ror m cat or ass»
inductance nutznifnd thereon in nil in ‘iheliriirttisr masculine or this patties not are ‘ kinematics
mil. on undoubtedly “trillions lat its is tailored ii road tire New thymus. ,clltnatsctthatsr Vi
‘ :1: at. ., - ., .v, i , . - ma road ma. Joint L. vaults. . . mission-hat I
mm“ are. glint - ' moat __ an on . 1“;le antistatic or that was
0‘ In ”ill:- jlfl , ”but. .’ Laos. at suntan erased, amount
At} will b, to moon *to‘s‘da. one ytmts'flnttmuim
Rm Waiter the whales manages. :rmmsfimhromuw
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