Byl‘ III".
attain this or , .
b -ItIurtIovsi’lsiuebaIl
w - l the mo II overs lncben ‘.
t n d‘
9'! 51min.
To thewfl how quickly
”I” “u".
. -. ‘ III
~ .mr'hi.m’I....r.su.-.In
Mound Iddm-
W :tnd klilo law" It)": or Inunpn
wvb pout-II.
guitarist: DELLER'I‘ dangerous; ‘
'BRIDGEl-‘ORT, Oct. (Ir-Fred ’1‘. Del-
lert. engineer of the American Ex-
press tl‘nin on the New Haven road
.who was very badly Injured when his
1:th Went through the
switch at Naugutuclt Junction, Tues-
duy, recovered consciousness in the
Bt‘idleport Hospital yester'day nfic,
having been lnseuslhtc a little more
than 24 hours. While his condition is
still had the hospital physicians say
they see no reason why he should not
ultimately recover. ‘
9.. ~~
—.—~
FOR MORE THAN THREE DECADEB
Foley’s Honey and Tar has been a
household favorite for coughs, coidu
nod ailments ot the throat, cheIt and
lungs. Contains no opintes. The
Bridge Pharmacy.
retort FOREMENID OFFICERS.
HARTFORD. Oct 6.~—At yesterday's
session of the convention of the Or
do:- of Railway Truck Foremon of the
New England States. the following or
ii ers were chosen: Presidentms. B.
our. New Haven; ‘vIcc-presidenI——
J.’ "P. Dugnn. Bruintreo. Muss; post
president~W|iliam Ryan. New York
city; secretary~A. N. lleMoote. West
Haven; tIcnsurcrww. 8. Neil. Merl-
den. Deputy grand presidents were
also appointed im the various divi-
” und 7 o’clock.
stone.
“confirm ‘rnottsv.
Four of Prize Herd Killed—Had Boon
Exhibited at Butiioldc
llOCKVlliidd. Oct. tl.wA trolley our
deraillngfon the Springfield line. while runuiuu
lirotu Warehouse Point and this city
“late yesterday, ran into It herd oi prize
cattle, killing {our of them and was
thrown from the truck. The com»
wore, owned by Fred Ellis and Arthur
B. Davis. of Ellington. and had becn
exhibited at. the Sutlleld fair. The oc-
cupnnts oi the cur escnped nil injury.
9.....- ‘ ....- 9.....-
SEVERAL BICYCLES STOLEN.
George Cunoo reportied to the police
that his bicycle bud been stolen from
in front or Owans' bakery in North
Muln street, last night. betweo‘:1 tlztlll
The machine dilu-
crlhed as having a black frame. bell
under seal, coaster brake, one too clip
on the pedal.
'I‘here appeurs to be quite on cpi‘
tiemic of bicycle stealing In this vi.
cluity and the police tire inclined to
think the work is being done by nor
tics trawling III the direction or the
ilnnbnn Pill).
A bicycle was stolen in ilnrieu yes
on)
A bicycle holon ing to Mrs. Ads
(lullhnnn. tho Wol- nown local news-
pupcr womun. w also stolen In Nor-
wnlk lust evening.
m“. “M“...MLM
illlllillllllitllll l
t
tilliiliillliliilll
"I
- Thurs... Fri, and Sat.
on. 6. 7', 8
REAL VAUDEVILLE
BIJOU DREAM
AT HOYT’S THEATRE
I MATINEE DAILY. 2 P M.
EVENINGB, 2 COMPLETE SHOWS. 7 AND A P. M.
EVERY SATURDAY, Ila-COMPLETE 8HOW3~4.
.MATINEEB—-1530 and 3:30.
EVENINGB-JMS and 8:45
SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF
W. B M’CALLUM'S BIG AMERICAN SINGING AND DANCING
PLANTATION NOVELTY
“The Sunny South”
, with Ten Colored Eutertg’uers ,
MR8. IRICKLY CHARLTON.
’I‘HI Cl
IAAQAIDA
Vaudevl
Motion
5 an: e of
James Cooper
IN A COMEDY SKETCH
E'LOuise Brunelle
Character Chill! ”e Vocaliste
iola Dale: W “Love”
GMAT” .
I...
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MINKWA IOUOOIR. TIME-i2 AI M.
l
..osAcs moor-on
....... Anus InAoLIv
bldllldllonl
lively Mon try it 'Ibu
atom liv: I.
ottlo
’wlill' tongs» Ailil‘dlifill ho
IR}. «mind libel! In Rational. where
on
ultr
«nation that miramdtedluut s‘rdv t.
",3
I “k at
Oct
entrant. Mlle.
’1!th his turn»... ”cording to high
of that” German government.
Whirl“? tit
tmr%dhl blItory
’the rdvo "lotion
NIW tot
uol's hpxrllut
I til' I
trust In that i lug” ”Rubin N
idols unused a. Mill «on
WI!
only
dig .
The reports from the (alumna stints.
tors III Lisbon have long emphasized
the public tuberltbut lust abused; by
MontlelIs so tops toward his Wench
mistress hongh the nation was
bankrupt and her people oppmsod by
taxation. were starving. Mtunol In said
to have given more levels; worth
$500, dill). to the denser and actress. It
is reported that, be lodged her in a
loyal shite in his palace in Lisbon and
that she accompanied him on oil of
his novels
to s polite way the world hon been
informed on a number of occasions of
Manuel‘s nutIcI, In Putin, where the
French police often took him in tow
and closed up various resorts while the
boy king nnd his friends in tho Portu-
guese court grew so) in the compon-
Ionship of women of the French under~
world. ()uly‘u tow months ago Manuel
spent sever-oi duys in Porto and it was
gravely announced by his ministers
that this was to be the last “hing" he-
tore marrying and settling down.
It was one or those Juunts that Mun-
uoi mot Mlle. Deslls and attached her
to his entourage. liliuce thnt time he
is sold to have spent most oi his time
with her, neglecting the signs or dis-
content In Portugal.
Manuel’s extravagance and that of
his mother and grandmother also con.
tributod to tho wruth that led up to
the revolt.
MEDICINES MADE FROM ROOTS
AND HERBS.
in the good oltttushioucd duys of our
grnndmothers they depended upon
medicines mndc truth the roots and
herbs ol‘ the field to cure disease.
Lydia id. l’tnithum’s Vegetable Com:
pound. that standard remedy which Is
mode from roots and herbs for wo-
man‘s ills, bud its origin in this Why.
For thirty years It has been redeem
ing its promises written on the label
or every bottle by curing ibuusundn of
women of feminine ills. it's II good
honest medicine.
N “9....-.“ aN-..
III lliE Williill [ll Still"
BASEBALL.
National Lttouo Standing.
Won. lost. P. C
Chicago ............. 97 In .669
New York ........... 89 I39 .601
Pittsburg ............ ill; till .577
Philadelphia ........7D 73 .50?
Cincinnati ........... 74 78 .487
St. Louis ........... do till .424
Slrooklyn ............ 62 It? .iltl
llonlon .............. {Ill 39 .336
Yonordty't Rotuitt.
No games.
American LoIguo sitndlnu.
Won. host. 1’. C.
Philadelphia ....... 102 47 .886
New York .......... 85 till .574
Detroit ............. 85 65 .568
Iloston ............. Nil till .537
.‘levslnud .......... till 7. .466
Chicago . ........... iii'I III .436
Worthington ........ tit". Ill .436
St. Louis ........... to 105 .300
Yosterdty’t Results.
Boston (I. Wnsblngtou 5 (called end
ninth. durltnenul.
New York 7. l‘hlludclphis 4.
(‘Iovr-qud ll, ilctrolt 3.
Detroit 4. Cleveland 2.
CAPT. BOGARDUS AGAIN HITS THE
some EVE.
This world Inmous rille shot who
holds the championship record of 109
pigeons in 100 consecutive shots in liv-
ing at Lincoln. lIl. Recently Interview-
ed. he ssys:~—"l suiiered a long time
with kidney nnd bladder trouble and
used uovernl well known kidney inedi-
clncs. oil of which gave me no relief
until i started taking Foley Kidney
Pills. lletore i used Riley Kidney Pills
I had severe bscknches and pains in
my kidneys with suppression sud ll
zloudyyoldinu, (In arising in the morn
log I would not dull hendnches. Now
I have taken three bottles 0! Pole)
Kidney Pills und tool 100 per con. bet-
ter. i am never obtherod with my
kidneys or bindder and uuuiu feel like
my own sell." The Bridge Phnr
mucy. '
w.-.,.w..._...........
SOUTHPORT ON£ OF NEW AUXIL-
IARIEB.
HARTFORD, Oct. ilk—Tho silver un-
IIVorInry of lhe Women's Congress-
'iohul Homo'Mlsslonnry Union was
held yesterday at the Center Church
with a large attendance from all ports
It the state. Mrs. Wlliston Wslkormt
New Haven. presided. An address or
welcome was made by Mn. Rock-
woll H. Potter. Elbe presented grout-
ing» from the state unions of Illinois
and Michiuun and iron: the Dublin)!
School Publicity society
The new auxiliarins added this
Vesrnrre Deep River, (loshsn. hymn.
Iltddnm. LitchtleId. New Britain.
Preston City. Seymour. Vernon Cen-
ttm, 'i‘oiinnd, Southport Ind 8ttiford~
v o.
Acknowledgment wan mode of a gift
, n! It 000 from Mrs William M. Hud-
Ion.
The report of Mrs. James ‘8.
Thomson. of New Britain. the train-
orig; glowed s‘ecelots oli‘mfil‘liil’lllo.
w ll ounce one of
WW4;
rul’oAv Arrsnuoon own.
The first reactor muting of the Fri.
rityA one club. tor the tattoo
191194911. will be bold tomorrow
noon It It: 30. with Mu. Buckley.
home in how mm. A Romy-
our VII Walls root. Interview st
“I'll loll xter's switch. South . or-
2:55.?“ tnnunl limb are
“robin tt this meeting
In“...
Noxt to Iwnuitl sewing wild out!
bl
‘ you ml of now most murmur.
‘ I
4A month vtriatlt “
(“by Dealt: cost Kill!
I meth
troublil I
which no he kept It full or low but for I chart or doughnut.
, give .I aiovilnc heat tor nine
An indicator IIwat them the mount of oil in the loot.
Fiiimtp does not Icmr on; but is put In like I cork In I basic.
and Is llannulled by t ”ch/tin and cannot get lost.
or qutm of oil will
without smoke or IIIIIII.
wick from be turned in h
remove and dig) book not th
The humor or (All.
III In Imttnt tor «v liking.
Intde, built for mice.
“VIACOM“ orsnlm't Rhinitis.
HI Recalls Experiences In the Claml
ptlgn Tv'vo VIII-I Ago.
Matthew E O'Brien. formerly oi
ilridgemrt. now practising low in
Washington. has written a letter to the
Connecticut i’hohlbltionlsts In which
he says:
It was with deep regret that I was
forced to leave the flight In Counsell-
I‘Hl. but the sacrifice that i was called 0
upon to make it i remained woe too
great. The Interests of lny family do-
manded thut i should establish myself
In my profession. I! 1 over intended to
follow it Duringdhe years: that I
{ought sxtinsi tb‘ liquor ironic In
Connecticut. i w growing mortally
poorer in this w d' I good. although
the loyal prothtlonlsts supported me
to the host of their nbllity and l have
no fault to and with them yet in the
end it mount it lots of several thousand
dollars to me. the savings of: tits
time and i mm mm to begin nil ov-
er again in u no field. i have been
fairly successful Whowovcr. and trust
that in the near tuiure i will retrieve
my losnes
Two years trio I had a very attend
our computun. and I know thnt some»
thing ought to motid‘uboui it. .At the
outset l was denounmd no In u-con-
vict by on indivldutl who uuve the
nuns oi Marshall. Who he II, or
where be It. i do not know He left
the Sluts no mysteriously as be en-
tered it. after i bud sued him (or stand
or.
My purpose in ruins him was the
belief thut when he was arrested we
might bring from cover the people who
rImployed him in this we failed 1
have an i ‘B III employ era wells
but no at dent Int II positive. He
made churgos u rich I deoltred were
unture. and i do not feel called upon
for toy turtln-r uxpluuutlon in the way
of vindication. i! any one would re
[use to mount my wold in preference
to that of u mysterious stranger whose
evident purporti- wus to bring discredit
upon the prohibition rouse. i have
no time to tri and convince him thnt
Marshall“ Illatlo untrue obumeu
This man cuun to the Bible well sup-
plied with lululs not] with the urgent
of I stout) company ready to tutnIIh
bonds for him III any unlonnt tu taut
an I caused his arrest. HII motive
was pltln. llc hos never returned
since election lmlght have
judgment against him by doituit. but
did not do an. on i wunted to not Inr
hind“ WMRI‘BIIMI nod bflnx to light his
employers
The surety mtnpttny that furnished
hit bond roium d to give his tddreot;
no one. not 0 on his nttornoy. knows
it The surety (pmpuuy II n company
thut llus recently been prohibited iron:
doing buillncuu in New York bmllsc
at impairment at its capital and it
was stated in the public press It the
time the Inmuunce commissioner in
sued the order llitt its principal bust
11838 was tluuiuhlna bonds for saloon-
keeper» is not this Iuilloiont for us to
any it won Inloon interests tlIIt onus
Ml these charm-a to be made? Why
ware they unnlv’! llocnnue Matthew E.
O‘Brien was a menace to the saloon-
keepers
'i‘hore was no hope of will"! 1,...
hind Morsbull unit If i got judgment
unison him. I would not be nble to
realize on it for under the low of
‘onnecticllt he could upbeat titer
ludgmnut was rendered and tow: his
bond by inking the poor dobtor'u oath.
I had no money to wade sottlul III
empty ludxment. and II for vindict-
lion of the charge. i feel that i do not .
need it I0 I allowed the cons to be
dropped from the docket of the Super-
Ior court of Foirtiold County
The attack on me by this "Msrthtll"
i feel demonstrated that somebody
feared me, Ind i not it In honor to
have the enemy so desperate that they
are forced to such ttoticI. it shows
that come one has been hurt. The li-
quor interests never Ittnolt tht Indi-
vidual who preacher. mortl IuIIIon or
the one whose work for prohibition
does not hurt. ,
A nItIAILs ‘I‘M‘IDIDIMuNOT A!
NA 0 to.
'l‘ Celt “I: gunning FntIyII Hunt! III“!
tr h t e yellow when.
and attentive I 32 int no oblate].
Refuse substituted.
‘mucy.
M.-. m- a...“
Attorney .loseph J Linxweller want
to New Haven on business today-
when"
t. in Isle =~
ho Brldu Phtr- '
enough
at It «I be clothed in All instant.
ctonotbtodnn
nithdin itpxn or II
tnd yet light and ornament“. flat I cool bundle
to! II yam. Inn: for dam Mr
Standard ofcompany
, regaining consciousness.
to by .
til heatlauflwlth‘zul.md
only“ it“ a, It
s . o i
II. "III
“Noll-hr
ours,
reveals the
In bloke". to Is my to
ward, ,Ind ctnbo untamed
el'clg Inonl.‘ dunbiI, volt-
DEATH IV FALL FROM TROLLEY.
SUBTIBLD. Oct. dv—Mrs. mull nu-
Ing. who slipped and tell while alight-
ing from a trolley car here yesterday
morning and was rendered uncon-
scious by the (all died today without
The attend-
qu physlcltu sold death was due to
ptrtiul shock remitting from the lull
ahe wan torty- nine years old and Is
survived by n huubnnd and two chit
ran.
“—4....
--Iicbing, bleeding. protruding or
blind pileI yield to Donna Ointment.
Chronic cute» 'DODD relieved tinuily
cured. Brunt-ts til let it.
To Danbury Fair
by Automobile
The Norwullt Consolidated Auto Co.
will run their Auto Run to the Don-
bury Fair commencing. Tuesday. Octo
her lib. and every dny thereafter.
leuil the M nckemo llotel st 8 t.
In.. I d tho- orwslk Hotel to 8:15
n In.
Touring (‘er will leave the Gtrtu
nt8;3tln.m., “modules. About
will leave Fair Grounds It 5 p In
Touring cars will cull for outenxors
anywhere in The Norwnlkn by appoint-
moot
Buy your tickelI In mince. In the
number is limited. timers tilled by
mail tli' telephone
Round trip tlcltotIa'I’ouring can.
82 (Ill; unto but. 81..60
Automobile rnooa Tuesday Ind Sut-
unity The Koehler. 40. but been on-
tered in several recent. Watch her per-
formance and be convinced of her
(WINNER.
Telephone 1120.
Norwalkfihdolidated
Auto Company
The
Jewell
* Heat
Controller
automatically onus Ind cloIeI
your furnace or tier dtuiperI u
alien to the temperature o! the
house tolls below or l'iIoI above the
standard you yourself not.
THE TIME CLOCK Itttcbment
include; for change, tor t warmer
temperature in the mornln without
putting the Controller “on ot butt.
nous" during the nlxht.
GUARANTEED Y'OAR tTWINTY-
Horace R. “Zimilasb
‘I’ILIPM
u. inn tibiae worm
.tt.
.o. A .
file not: & vol.
Electrical Co.
The Only Milly ”up”
ILIorIu'qu. silo!
In the Town
All'l‘o tum...
Will-[war swarm mg
. l
The D. M. Read Co.
i
A
I
Plum ”M0 lentil ”All m
3/ Nmflhm “mm,”
"fill. "10.
or A. ll. Walter. solicitor of patents. .
Briduport.
stud banker loop.
.cnrbonilod (time
in ottoman. u
bottom Turret isthe; meal within
Into III.
wt mum. ovo-
wrl moon in..' m’
. :I. bwm
brim can. "mills
all.” AIM
omit-mom
III:
I" ,,
Mm” W‘W
Esntoblnbed
4 ".9”: I. I...
The Siandard Fashions .
are torn}. illicit ell s .
This will be welcome news to man women. It is an
entirely new stock too. every pattern ‘I e intent. The loch—
tion in very central ri ht near the dress goods department
where there is an exce nt light and plenty of room. Stand
artl Patterns are very dependable. it Is seldom even a nov-
lcc has trouble, for the patterns are perfectly cut and plou-
ned, and the directions are simple.
The Designer is on .,hand Standard Fashion Style
Books and the Catalogues.
A Special Offer.
as.” 93:
One Year’s Subscription to the Designer These
One Style Book, price one. three
One 15c Pattern. for 85¢.
Standard Fabien Style Book, with Pattern free, zoo.
Exclusive agency The patterns cannot be had else-
where.
Children's Dresses for School
llc it known to all busy mothers that there are dainty
school frocks for little girls. ready to put right on.
Anderson Ginghtms, Scotch plaids and small checks.
also plain Chambrays III pink or blue. made In pretty fash-
ions with bright facings and trimmings
Also the iIcaxier and warmer Galatca Cloths in small
Figures.
Prices $1.50. $1.75. $0.00 and $2.25.
Ages from 4 to 8 years.
Bloomer Dresses for little girls or boys Gingham or
(inlatea ( ioth sensible colors. 75c to $1. 25.
Little Girls" Gingham Dresses. 50c.
Ages 2 to 5 years.
Children's Wear Section, main floor.
The Furniture Rooms are interesting
Somebody went to the Furniture Store to buy a wood
basket and there were so many new things to look at that
the visit was prolonged for nearly two hours New Period
Furniture. Desks Writing and Sewing Tables. Cedar Chests
and all manner of fascinating articles. '1 ake time for a visit
some day.
Elevator in the Carpet Store.
Thursday’s
SPeCiajls
For this week we Invite your situation to our excellent values In
LADIES’ APRONS
Ginshsms and Ltwnset .........
[Argo und Suitll Aprons at ................ ....50o
Fancy Aprons It ..... .. ..................... 75::
A. Dickerman 8: Son
84 Washington St. Sn hermit
"l‘sItener. ,, I r.
, Alqrtd L, , moron. Wdlloflord.
ltreelntulntor. , ,
John '1‘. Butter. thllnuhrd.‘ III'
par-tun for holding Ind dllohtrm
collapsible tubes. I I » 2! ill;
Erod'k. A. (ioiuio‘l‘t.It Jr.. Waterbury.
million th'dI hm
Funk L. (hon, Mystic. paper teed.
too.
in:
CDNNIOWOU‘V warms.
'i'iIo followup were idlll'dd October ‘
, laid! fumllhwvlm allot
Conn:
Albert D. Build. Bridgeport. truce
lblow D. Harlan. Bridgeportcurt-
tho I lending mtcbine. .
Iris 1.. Horton. Bridgeport. I
Obflttopher J. Luke. iifldttpom;
i L. Grohtntnn. litrttord. Initi-
Pblmer. Middlet‘owrn.‘
III tor trillion: tam Ill!
I.“ Alitw
on». 0. Mint. Mum. lob-ow
It.
5%“1.voh,n.nnn; unto
Ins switch bu‘ttonm
dun. b. not. manhunt,“ «not».
KILIJD IV TROLL“ CAI.
NEW 14'6va 001; ltd-«Wu
ll. W MIRROR. litrttordd , ‘
thumb It. It. HIM .
' ll. . III alum. tuition III" BoysrduI wII Itruolt by t trolioy «it
I'Ifif “I III“9% piotr in. hm in Wniort‘ord, on night.
unkind . ,. _.
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