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CHIASSO, Switzerlhnd, on italisu
irontier. Sept. 29.——The ltallan fleet
has been ordered to maintain a close
blockade of the Tripalltan coast and
Went even by fume the landing of
further reinforcements.
. Secret instructions have been given‘
tor the strategic distribution 0! ships
also along the Albanian, Macedonian
‘_nd Syrian coasts the moment action
is begun. to prevent any attempt by
Turkey to attack the ltaiian coast
“through privateora coming (10111 the
Albanian coast which on the opposite
side or the Adriatic Sea. is but a ten
hours“ sail from the ltaiian coast,
Viki; is quite undeiended.
The ships have been instructed also
to defend not only ltailans. but all for
duster: on Ottoman territory, landing
throes it necessary or taking fugitives
Beer is virtually a liQuid held.
It quenches the thirst and nourishes the
body at one and the same time.
Heavy clogging foods are responsible for many
sicknesses.
Health, Strength and Vitality are found in
every bottle of
PEIER DOELGER
FIBR 'P'Rlli‘B
OST’I' LE'D
Wanna. size".
It is mild and has a wholesome and delicate taste.
It is the best—~the safest—the purest beverage.
In no part of the world will you find a, cleaner,
more sanitary bottling plant—every corner is as
“spick and span’ as mortal man and eternal vigil-
ance can make it.
Alittllllllhlrinsrioeihssordiasuhcsr—ssreat Jillian-ileum?
A. h" baseman lit 110.. ”entrants, south Nowell:
m Hanan/111.1! A1“
51‘ rnlzn naswnav
mm "was 5.11.... ..... . ..
Department
extremists continue to break ln.ths
Y"
ly terms and expressed surprise at the.
unanimitywwhich otherwise would snplsctlon or 11st in view of the cordial
port the government in one of the
gravest moments is her foreign policy
since ltalian unity was established.
in several places vandalism cumin-l
‘1 liuly would desist irom her contempt»;
lies notwithstanding the efforts of the
authorities to prevent it without the
use of arms. -
Late reports describe the rioting nt
langhirano. 15 miles from Psrms, as
more serious than first appeared. A
mob cut the telegraph and telephone
wires and. tearing down poles. 11th-
them to obstruct the railway trucks
with the idea of hindering the move
meat of troop trains. Csrahineers who
[attempted to disperse them were
stoned and wounded and would have
been routed had they not bud resort
to their weapons. They fired into the
mob, killing five persons and wounding
twelve others. Among. the dead was a
woman. The riotera fled before the
bullets. but soon afterwards gathered
slain. surrounded the barracks deter
.‘reletious existing between
the two'
countries. it pointed out that italisn
interests in Tripoli bud not been thres-
ti'ucd and expressed the hope that
led 1110111111111». Assurahcs was elves
oi Turkew‘s desll'e for a settlement of
.tne matters pending between tin.- two‘
governments.
The reply also stated that itslisn
subsects in Ottoman territory were
exmsed to no danger. as the authortv
ties alorded them promotion. and ad-i
deli that the Turkish military moss
area had been suspended during the'
pound of negotiations for a settlement‘
0! dinerences
The reply was determined upon 11
(shine. council whhh continued _st
the values from late yesterday until
1 earl y today.
i‘pou receiving the communication
the itsllun charge immediately tote
graphed it to 011111. The impression in
' states. to behave. They were dwarfs
‘ the streets until picked up by the pro
, burst into a flow at tears. Her last
:The majority of people are honest
. Wraiu‘poii'
Udirlerencss must protest against
an act or o . pillage and naked vio-
lence. and s g ,, at there is no justl-
dilation tor . ’ [a “brutal methods.
swampy 111131.111 two allies..."
The mm on Mitts: says that one
must Io bank to the partition oi Po
W to it“ s ,ltmilsr exempts at bru-
tsi violence and political hypocrisy.
which was 1111111111111 lustrous in the
warning of thi none to the hilt”
Only mighty litsiy may play the ban—
in."
The paper adds that It’sly irith its
hordes of illiterates is the least justi-
fled in protesting conditions 11 Tripoli
for an action against all the rules or
civilised intercourse.
j ”.mwfi
MOTHER IN JAN... PLEAD‘ T0
KER HER DAUGHTER.
Her mother another unfortunate
captured 11y drinkins. and serving a
inoss and her father s no’sndowell
pretty ten year old Annie Burns was
committed to the County Home in Nor-
walk yesterday, by Judge Hallon in
' probate court. Lacking a mother's
1 kind cure and a lather) attention, lit-
'tle Annie, had been wandering around
batten oinoer. She'll new and a good
1 home. where she will received the beat
‘of treatment.
Mrs. Jennie Burns. mother oi the
little girl objected to her little girl be-
.ing sent to .‘orwaik, and in her oi»
lectlona pleaded her own case tor tree-
dom before Judge linden. When the
court overrulled her objections, she
sentence of 30 days came inst after ai
oouluemeat of to days for a similar
unease.
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Lust anything? Try a Sentlnéi ad.
darts canvas oi the physicians at the
town showad a total of 230 case of ty-
phoid fever. The authorities and phy~
sicians are hopeful that the decrease
is number or additional cases will con
11m each day. Sixty-one patients are
is the Emergency Hospital. The le-
ported diphthsrip epidemic u dis-
"counted. as there are only 12 cases of
this malady including six school chil-
dren. Contrary to a morning report.
were is no thought or closing the
schools.
MM'UHLI WANT. CONSERV-
ATOR.
The appealed“ case or Mrs. Ottiiio
Uhis. oi Norwalk. asking that a con-
ssrgstor be appointed over her hus-
band. Dr. Frederick L Uhle. oi the
tins of Proctor I: Uhle. Albany den-
tists, of Bridgeport. will come up in
the superior court. in Bridgeport. next
Tuesday. On And. 4. Judge Henry w.
ltern or 30 days in jail for drunken-dreamy oi the probate court, or Nor~
.lwulk denied Mrs.
Uhlo's petition.
Judge John J. Walsh. oi Norwulk, will
appear for Dr. Uhle.
~-‘l have been somewhat costive,
but Dean's Regulate gave inst the re-
aulta desired. They act mildly and
regulate the bowels perfectiy."~—
George B. Krause. 306 Walnut Ave.
Altoons. Pa.
KILLED lN EhECTRlc lONE.
GREENWICH, Sept. tilt—John H.
Bottomley. a freight conductor on the
New Haven road, was killed by con-
tact with an overhead wire in the
electrified none, just east of Lurch-
mont. today. it was stated by railroad
men that Bottomley left his engine
can to ascertain the quantity of water
in the tank and while on the tender
touched the overhead wire it use
stated here that
was in New Haven.
.The Paris Cloak 81, Suit House
' 33 South Main Street. South Namath
W
IA Magnificent
Showing
WELL Ne‘w Suits, Coats,
Dresses, Skirts, Waists
and Corsets.
sortments are at their best.
You should surely see these
handsome new garments while as-
They will meet your requirements
liotiodlioy' 11 home
Tillie B. iii. Blah Qinmpauy
Eaiuhlialuh 1357.1
Astrakbapi‘jpr Winter Coats, ~
Muff and States
The Dress Goods Section is now showing a recent
importation from Listcr's in England, oi Astrakhan
Cloths, for costs, omits, soul-is, 11:115. or any occdsion
where. fur might be used.
he W
but";
It wouldy‘be almost impossible to detect this cloth
1 from the genuine fur, so fine and lustrous is the 3111-
fnct, so natural 15 the c111li11g and waving of the. filling
threads.
Four grades, 48 inches “lilt’ at $5. on, $7. on. $900
- and $12.00.
One piece uhich is a perfect liilitdiiilli of llnby
Lamb. in which the moire marks .11 c guaranteed in
main lrlnlisturbeil by any
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SHOW.
.\t the Section for llluclt Dress Hoods.
Gloves for Fashionable Street Wear
Fall
new
this
All
I
The Trefousse needs 110i11t1'orl11c1io11, 111111
the (.plality seems to be better than ever.
shades are here. all styles and lengths. ,
Jouviu Gloves. old favorites and well lilmi by
men of taste. These are our own ilnportution. ‘
Dani's Gloves for 111911. 11111111111. llllSSCS, youths and
till little folk. Dent‘s heavy white gloves for '\\'iutcr
wear. - , 1
Racquctte Gloves for dglt lug
wear.
. Reynier Gloves, the “
ior quality.
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itlltl men's business
Clievrctlc 'l‘unnce" of
Evening Gloves, specials: in while and black, lengths 1
from 8 to :0 buttons.
Customers will iiml at our (ilovc Section. the very
same makes and grades as are at great glove
houses of New York and .Paris.
the
The Upholstery Store announces the arrival of
Autumn designs in Art Tickings, Cotton
Taffeta, Geneva Cloths, Silkolines
and Linens.
A display of Figured Scrims, burden-d 111111 sten-
cilcd eliects. in one of the .\lai11 Si. windows. ‘25 HS.
a yard. . ’l‘hiril floor.
The Corset Department is ready with all models
for the \utumu and \Vinttr' season. Warner's Red-
tern and Ruatproof in popular styles- “La Voctoirc,tl1e
P. 1)., the: P. N”
many other well known snakes. :\ pcrtully equipped
llcpurtmcnt, and especial at tention paid to filling.
super—
the]. 3., including the Florita. uitlr
as to style and beauty. and they are really unusual values. Our
oilerlngs will appeal to any economical ideas you may have.
while style and attractiveness are always exhibited in our gar-
ments in a marked dam. The still greater feature at value
;thc diplomatld corps is that the note
luill not be satisfactory to italy. ‘
The Turkish squadron has left Bel.
l rut and is returning to Constantinople
aboard.
Admiral Aubrey, in command at the
. 'ltailan resets in' the waters of Tripoli.
has been instructed, when the order
mined to burn the place and lynch [lit
t‘arsbineors. They might have been
successful but. for the timely arrival at
troupes who restored order.
Gill» B. iii. Bruit Company.
to begin the occupatiogis issued. to
whorl: immediately the tow itsiians
the may be left there and any foreign
“wishing is) leave. These. it is
thought. will amount to about one hun-
Ind.
Today's advices from italy deplore
an tact that a very small minority of
ms
a,
The Turkish mill)! to the “‘1‘." ulti- 'l Everv precaution has been taken to
mutual demanding assurance
tan military occupation of Tripoli and
thatl mesons order in the
there will be no resistance to the ital l‘h‘°"3l‘°“' ‘1‘“ ”mm”
cspitril and .
The 'l‘snln. 111 a violent article toda‘.
Cyrano was communicated to the lisl- laccum 11111.1 of 1min; as an ordinary
ian Charge. Signor di Marin). at 6: 30
o'clock this morning.
The message was couched in triend-
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For Saturday
Hosiery
Saturday is Hosiery Day
Satulduy sale of Hosiery
large. We want to make
larger.
Our
is
it
“CADET." 280.
Fine rib tor airls.
Medium rib for girls and boys.
Heavy rib for boys.
.Gauso iisle for ladies
Medium Weight tor indies.
Black and tan tor 111011.
NOT-A-Slidl, 25o.
Deservediy Popular.
Cob-web nausea-indies.
Medium minnow—ladies.
Black and tsn~~.men
DUST!!! BROWN'S. 2511.
For men. women and children
See their guarantee.
A Popular Price, inc: 2 for 250..
iiild‘sJ a Weilhtl.
"Ladies this and medium.
idea's black and "new.
13,1;
Moss‘s-sco-
Underwear
These‘cool days remind one to
prepare for cold weather. First
needs warm underwear. Look
at our lines.
CHILD‘s UNDERWEAR —— Al.
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names van-rs sue pears
wooed value 20s
"memos" uuosnwssn...
nu styiiss so: .
111001. usnssw’ssrtm. $1.00
Mill's ottoman
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fllIIONI A CPICIALW
Dickerman 81 Son
‘ since the ltslln demands were made
. so ’to the action decided unoafyero
‘ntstis Quarters doubt was 019W
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brigsnd and says that Turkey will re-
spond with hatred and enmity and the
ultimatus will be the prelude to the
thunder of cannon. 1
The weakness of the present gov-
ernment is unfortunate in such 11 cris-
is and a charm» of ministry is believed.
to be imminent. it is probable that'
iorruer Grand \‘isier Said l’nsba willl
be grand Vialer. in succession to Hakki
Ber. ‘
Telegrams from various to“ as of the!
empire announce that the Moslcm
youths are volunteering for the war
against italy. \
The ltslian otllcers in the Turkish
service left last night having been re
called by their government. ‘
Public indignation 1.1- been intense
known yesterday. The ltsllan charge.
presented the ultimatum at the usual
weekly reception to the lamina repro-
ssntstivss at. the Foreign 0130.. im-
modlmty alternate the grand victor
proceeded to the palace. when the
ministers were assembled in a special
council means. The ministers con-
tinued in session until after ntidnlaht.
'i‘bclr deliberations” were carols“?
guarded and thouah conflicting rumors
sits-t. a’sthids' definite was sleds
known until this morning. tubes it. was
stated that the government had sent a
conciliatory reply to hair. in dials»
our the reel: would delay the purpose
oi taiy as the ultimtus made it plain
that the only satisfactory snail
would he Torhh'lt Renaissance la
italy’s plans to occupy Tripoli and Oy-
rsns. . ‘
BERLIN. Dept. MT“ ' m
pron today does not costs was: In
cloning itsiy's action The W1
is always much in evidence—and
this store’s power to give great—
er values was never better shown than now. Come and be con-
vinoed.
Ladies’ and Misses
Skirts from . .
Waists . .
Coats from, . .
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' Suits $7.98 to‘830 7
Ladies' and Misses'
Dresses 35 to $50
. 31.9810 525
. 98c to $12
. 57.9810 $35
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
33 So. Main St. South Norwallt.
515 Main St. Stamford
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reuse and
such a chutes
October hrid s.
can and Troy Cloths.
{active until the
Washed.
VEILS
if you could salt the bride herself what the
would most lib tbs mt to be. it is certain that
the reply is many cases would be ”Linens?
coastin- hev broad and acceptable
may be.
This sets oi Decorative Linens adorns an ex-
csilant opportunity to secure clinics gills for the
We have many Centerpieces. Doritos. bench
Damask travels. bare-11 hearts
The «bastion is too varied to
«on 11011. The tierasars
Mfg D entity.“ the Very best attainm-
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lzor Coupons to re-
deem will ' do well to
do so at onCe, as we
have but 10 Razors on
hand and no more
will be sold.
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