aides: 0mm we so To
' fanatic MAINE. .
Home for 6 Per Cent. Dividends
Again In Three Years.
BOSTON. Oct" 18. wThe entire board
‘ ‘ 1° 3"" 39" Will K"? VOW UVIPI or directors headed 'by President
mmach “d ”m" 6"“! Pu" Charles S. Mellon. also president at
'“d ”fl" I" MW‘M- the New York. Newflaven and Hart:
‘ ‘EICKIMIWM. “hillloulness. dizsis l'ord railroad. waste-elected at the
no". coated tongueg'toui taste aria annual meeting of the stockholders
foul breath-walways trace them to tor lot the Buston and Maine railroad held
aid liver, delayed texmentlng load in In this city.
the bowels or soars, gnssy stomach. After none of the thirty stockhold-
. ‘ Poisonous matter clogged in the In ers present had availed himself of the
‘ thnes. instead of being cast out of offer to make Inquiries regarding the
. the system“ Is reabsorbed Into the Boston anti Maine Company, President
‘ blood. When this poison reaches the Mellon said that he could see nothing
delicate brain tissue it causes conges- ahead but two years of hard work
tion and that dull, throbbing. Hicken- with not over sntlatactory results. “i
lug headache. twill say, however." said Prosidenti
Salts. cathartic pills, oil and purga~ Mellon, “that l have great confidence
tive waters force a passageway for a in tho future of the lloston and Maine
day or two-—yos~—~'but they don't take railroad. and i hope to be able to
the poisons out and have no ottoct maintain the present rate of dirt.i
upon the liver or stomach. ‘dcnds and within about tbcee yours
Cascsrcts immediately cleanse and to see you getting 6 per cent. asaln.’
regulate the stomach. remove the Ai‘terthc stockholderslIad apprmod
unconditioned and fermenting food oi" the lease of the Hampden railroad
‘Ind foul gases, take the excess bile President Mellon said:
from the llvpr and carry out or the ”The Hatnpden railroad is a pro-
aystem all the decomposed waste jccted line connecting the Massachu
matter and poisons in the intestines setts (Ventral, owned by this com-I
and bowels. puny, front ilontlsvlllo, in almost air:
v
7 A Cascarot tonight” will surely line to Springfield, with connections,
Itraighten you out by morning. They with the Connecticut River and the}
work while you sleep—qt IO-ccnt box
iron] your druggist means Inside clean-
liness and a clear head for months.
Boston and Albany branch at AtlIoI}
.iunItIon. This construction will ottIrri
a route lIonI Springfield to the IlOllllI
Ask any of the millions of Cascaret station illostoni of substantially the
users if they ever have headache {same distance as from Springfield Io
' the South Station (Boston)."
it is understood that, the Conner-II
cut company has promised that next
year the steps on trolley cars will ht
lower than they have been.
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‘ A meeting of the board of managers
A of the Connecticut. Society. Sons of the
American Revolution, will be hold at.
the Clz'ockor House. New London, at
1:15 p. at. next Tuesday.
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REMEMBER OUR STOCKINGS.
“Buster \Brown.” “Cadet” True Shapes
Ladics'. Men’s. Girls‘ and Boys‘.
REMEMBER OUR AVIATOR CAPS
soc. 980. $1.49. $1.98
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REMEMBER OUR UNDERWEAR.
Gents' .................................... sec to Sms
Ladies’ ................................. .25c to $2.00
Children‘s ................................ 25: to $x.0o
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Prices .................................. 50c to $3.00
“R & G." "American Lady." "Spirona."
REMEMBER OUR SWEATERS.
Children‘s ................................ 50c to $2.00
Ladies‘ .................................. $2.00 to $5.00
A. Dickerman St Son
94 WASHINGTON ST. .. TELEPHONE 446
We Give S. 8. H. Trading Stamps
The-Paris Cloak & Suit House
33 South Main Street. South Norwalk
Great Sale
of Coats. Suits, Dresses. Skirts, Waists
and Corsets '
We Plnco on all. For
SATURDAY 8t MONDAY
25 GERGE SUITS. actual raluc tilt. For Saturday 0: Monday. ”011.98
50 STORM canoe SUITS, including extra nines; actual value 625 .
For Saturday and Monday ................................ 017.90
20 8UIT8 OF lMPORTED GERMAN IROADCLOTH. the best in the
market; actual value $35.00. For Saturday and Monday. . . .024."
23 SERGE GREGOEO, in all shades and strictly nil wool For tint-
urdny and Monday .................................... 06.00
50 DRESSES OF FRENCH CHI” FON SERGE, In all the new shades:
actual value 810 Fat Satuuluy and Monday ............... 09. 08
20 SILK DREBBIB in all shades; actual value 62'). For Saturday
.and Monday ..... ............ .. ................. . 012.60.
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26 SKIRTS OF ALL, WOOL PANAMA. north 37.. For Saturday and
Monday .................... ................. 62.06
26 SKIRTS OF ALL WOOL 8: RGE. warth III. .30. For Saturday
antiMoIIday ............................ 04.96
10 LADIES! AND MIBQEG’ COATB for ..... . ..... ..... 67.06
12 LADIEB' AND MIBBES' CO ATS tor ..... ...... ..... .~. ”.010.”
‘ 15 LADIES' AND Mllill' COATS tor ........ ...... ........014.0l
'1 04 SILK WAISTS, Black. Blue and White. For Saturday and Moor
(lay ..... .......... ......... ..... ....... 01.90
Remember, those prices are for Saturday and Monday only. (Tome
and set-tire any garment on may need. as you cannot afford to
miss such a saving on Ito-sortable merchandise. We alter free.
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
To: noun or 0000 CLOTi-tll
33 So. Main St. South Norwslk. 515 Main St. Stamford
; \isltots,
‘l.I-lI:InInnn's Shore
. t-lcavicu' Itvcnuc.
tussociution will «unstable at the office
'0! [hr-
.tho post othcc iii ”:30 o'clock ior lat-h?
l I
:h’t‘lW't'tI at l ocloclt.
correct nourishment in every sense of thc word~—that mothers require.
PETER DOELGER
BEE
'Itiiagar19.92:egv 161' the Home A
Is the one hccr that can be absolutely rclicd upon as hcintz Iatrfcctly
No motltcr could prcpnrc food pith morc
FIRST PRIZE
BOTTLED
pure, clean and nutritious.
care than that used in its brewingr and bottling.
A little higher in price than ordinary beer—1 great deal higher on quality
’ A. F. Beckmenn a C0., Sole Agents, So. Norwalk, Ct
BOTTLE!) EXCLUSIVELY A'I‘
PETER DOELGER FIRST PRIZE BREWER,
The can that Rocks the
Cradle "Rules the World.”
IThc ever increasing strength and
power of our Great American
Nation depends
largely upon the
physicral condition
of our children. Not
only the strength,
but also the very
life of the child
depends upon its
proper nourishment
in infancy.
Good. pure,clcan
when more lolly
“supplies just the
comma WT» 407-63! EAST 55th 51'.
m YORK
NEWSPAPER MEN WLL MEET 0"
papers and the I’llllllt " and Henry E.
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REMEMBER QUR RIBBONS. ‘ BR'WEPORT .Shannon sill talk on "lessons of a
All Sill: Plain .................................... 15c . - 1 Newspaper Career." tioome C. Wood
Moire and Fancy ................................. 250 --I 8m. EdIIorIaI Mnclatlan't First my, who nilnnulud II“. ......mu new:
REMEMBER OUR CORSET STOCK. I Visit to “Hill City. Illllcr convention In iietrolt as a (‘on-
l
The Connecticut Editor-Isl Associn Infliiwi dvk'liull’. “iii Illw
lion “ill hold its Insular tall meeting “0““ Ellill‘mll‘ Experiences?
III Bridgeport. next Monday. UItober -
This will bu tho ilrsi time the ll- STEVE ALEK'B ESCAPE.
titM' liltltlll hill! mer lnl'fldt'il Iii‘lil-It‘pflrl. i \VAIJII‘IGPIHUT “(I la. --~(ln (liar-
and ”‘8 Bridgeport ”0“", “I trade '“ ties of carryina c‘onII-Ilr-Ii Wcapons.
making preparations to enlettaln the “mm, of the pm"... and drunkenness,
who will IIRH‘ luncheon at Steve Alck w“ lined a total of ‘35. “m;
iionae, No. ‘97 costs and given IIII days in Jail In po-
Tlli‘ “WNW"? ”I the . lice court. youtcrday. He was arrested
Wednesday In front oi the residuumI
of II young woman to whom he had
been paying attentions. Melt had a-
liUIll‘.‘
. in Can- ‘
leaving
"ilrlduopori Post." No
non street, in the morning
revolver and was nourishlnx it alldli.
threatening to shoot Ills lady-low d' I
not fancy bin attentions. so he
tried to drown his sorrow.
mann's at noon, ilIlIl luncheon will be
in ”it" afternoon
"Nona
ltnti
John T. Klny. “ill “milk on
Extra Specials at the
ASIP Store
Very Best Creamery Butter . a lb 340
ASIP Fancy Patent Flour a Bag 80c
Adtl’ Fancy Patent Flour a barrel $6.30
Fancy Maine Potatoes a peck 25c
Pure Lard a lb 12c
Seeded Raisins 3 pkgs. 25c
Full Cream Cheese 0 lb. 15c
WaxBeans _ 3 was 250
New Buckwheat or Pancake Flour pkg 10c
A&l’ Oatmeal 3 pkgs tor 25c
Gold Dust large pkg. 19c
Try a pound of our 30c Colicc.—-—Once
a /
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tried, always used
IXTflA
TIA!
tlti Sitantps with 1 III. a:
all Stamps with I In
48 Stamps with i lb
25 Stomp: with 1 lb.
.....700
.600
It. . . . .400i
GTAMPI WITH TIA. AND COFFEES
COFFEE.
30 with 1 pound at .........350
20 with i pound at ......... 300
iii. ....I600 10 with 1 pound st ...... 26¢
10 with 1 In It o't‘loclt at. ..... .300
SUGAR, SUGAR.
SUGAR AT COST.
lili Gilli lil’ Ill lilllll’llll
124 WASHINGTON w.012,
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SOUTH NOIWALK
Wu Delivery
some“ 6:60 a. In. mi am p. m.
II "”"W la The mom
REPORTG BY PUBLIC SERVICE
COMPANIES.
Board of Equalization Acospu Thorn
and Tax Will Soon Be Oom-
noted.
The board of equaliztution llit‘l this
week in the (‘npitol and act‘t‘Dlt'lI re-‘
ports of the auroral tI-lcplionc. It'll"‘
staph and express companies for Ihu‘
your {or the computation of the sum
tax on these companies. With the
American Express t‘ompatn the tax
is 2‘ per cent on the business within
(‘0I III-c‘tltut Tho tlrolon & Stoninx
Ion Stxu‘t liailwai Express Company.
ahlch IIIrtiI-a llullot express. ls tuod
2 per cent on the minute or Its buai
IIIss. ’lho telephone compuniis
altith ill“ a Irillltllllk‘ tax. are taxed
$1.10 an out ll tIansuIIttoI . 'l‘clcarnplt
companies are taxed twenty-0V0,
cents a Hill". on their wires. The re,
ports are mndI- to the tax commie-V
«loner. lit-ports accepted yesterday
were those 0! the Adams Express
Company, the American Express (‘om-
puny. the American Telephone & Tole
rranh (‘mpany. the Groton & Stun
lnaton Street Railway Express Com-
pany, tho Bolton In (‘Iweutry Telo~
phone Company. the Lebanon Tole‘
phone Company. the Sharon Tole
phont| Company. the lr‘artninxtou Vat.
loy Telephone Company. the Wood»
bury Telephone Company. the South
am new Ensland Telephone I'om~‘
patty. the Winston Telephone. Ex-
change. the Westerly Antomativ Telev
phone Company. illt‘
phone Rinsnnaer’t‘ompany
York Telephone i‘ompnny.
m-ctlcut 'I‘oII-urnph Company,
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the.
the lions
tho Pow
h Bridgeport Advertisements l: | Bridgeport Advertisements .
.. an”. n. ill. limit (impuriti-
Eatahlinhrii 105?.
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The Modish Gloves that
Women like for Street Wear
There isa moderately heavy Pique Glove of stylish
cut with one lnrgc snap at tho wrist. which may lit‘ bad
with either long or short iiIIgcrs. 'l‘liis iiloyc
gray. brown and other good strcct slIzIIlcs, u itlI
wlIiic lIcnvy stitching on bucks.
$1.50, and \\'tll'lll $1.75
The Raynier Chevrette. For a tII;IIIIIi.~II strcI-t (Elm-c
tlII-rc is nothing to could it. .\l;IIlc of gcnuiuc l’t'cucli kid
and beautifully lit'Iislch, it sil‘tlt‘llL‘S and adopts itscli' so
that it is .1 pcrtcct lit. in black Ask to
we tltc "tflIcyrctic ’l‘unnc,"
$2.00 a pair.
Some New Things at the
J Art Section
Square Pillow Slips of Cluny lace I'IItIIlIiIIcIl \\'llll ltztnd
cttIlIroiIlcr)‘. and I-IlgI-Il Willi t'lutty. 'i‘lIc III-signs arc club~
orntc and licautiiul, and the slips \Iill I‘lt‘ '
II;
..zw. .-
is in tun,
liltit‘lt‘ Ill'
and tan only.
must l'l’i‘t't‘lltt‘
ovct‘ a colored pillow. sonic dainty lmudoir pillows in pale.
pink, bloc or gold. .‘\ll the way from Switzcrlzunl, and the
work is vcry iinc.
New patterns in Linen Centers and Scarves, tllc rough
lll‘OWll llllCll that uCt‘tlltthillfll malts into artistic turnislh
lugs. 'l‘licsc arc stamped rcatly i'm' the IIchllc.
Linen Edges and Fringes for trimmings.
Linen Bags,latcdcsigns, :Ill lllililt' ltIIt tltc cIIIlit‘oiIl—
cry.
Package Goods
Aprons Undermuslins. Whisk Holders, Scarves, Pil-
low Tops, Necktie Racks. Sh hing Pads. Bags, and IItIIIr
Itm'cltics which :II‘c popular IIII‘ holiday gifts.
.\rI Scctinn, tlIirIi Iloor.
Materials for Quilts and Comfortables
Stamford ’l'elcs’
\‘ew ,
I
tal Telegraph Cable Company and ihei
Western Union Telegraph Company.
IThet In Is not due for several days.
and the amounts have not yet been
computed. but the INIONI hays been
‘approvod preparatory to this.
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a...” to...
TEACHERB' CONVENTION.
lama Association wut HoIII Ionian:
on the 2791.
Meetings of the Connecticut Rims
,Teachers‘ Anon-tattoo will be Ill’tltl In
IHarttoI-d and New ”Men on Friday.
()ctohcr 27.7 with the same program
to! addresses carried out In each piano.
”The annual meeting will both Foot,
Guard Hall. Hartford. at to o'clock II.
on. with adores-u by fir. Henry the
lactic. of Columbia University. and
Commissioner 0! Manama P. P. clu-
gtcn, or Washington, it. C. sectional
meetings will be held In the afternoon
at the Pork Church chapel, high
school. not Guard lull. Jewell mill,
brown what and Henry Barnum
school.
Good tints tut-«none better-ate
look at some advertised not catch
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(Inning flow «it ycur iur Quiltinps. and ”They"
that IIlIl~itI>lIinIIcIl quilting panics arc again popular.
many wotIIt-II likc in IIIakI' ilII-it‘ Invn
coinint‘lalilcs.prct'crring to match tlIcIII to the l'IlIllll ml-
orings. that \'l‘l‘_\' dainty IIItIit-I'inls arc in dcmund.
IlIro\\'«IlII\yII> and
Mcrccrizud Satiucs. ln\‘cl_\ III-signs on white grounds.
t'uiton Challis iII l'crsinn and floral pattct‘ns.
l’nncy Calico in rcgulur patcltwork itisltions.
And forl-‘illing.
A Special in Cotton Batt hilllltll “\\'IIIII.~'IInIc."
hlcachcd snowy “into and In suit as \thl. >izc ole quilt.
59¢ ..
Lambs' Wool. t‘IlVCH'il \\ iilI I‘lIcI‘wI‘ I‘lutlt, I'I‘LIII)‘ for the
prcity IIuIcr cm’cring. $2.75 and $3.00. lurgc sizc.
“ash in
(lb
:le SI‘I‘IIIIII, lImct‘ lltlUl'.
Phoenix Mufflers. " lli litliltlli
“lil'lilllltill .\\'i.'ItIIr"
Shown
Uhc i3. ill. illrau disrupting.
'l‘ltc .\liliinit‘c."
llrIIlliiM’ tII I‘t‘ \I‘ri popular.
at tlIc ll:IIIIii\I't'cltici SI‘I‘Ii-IIL
lit‘\\'
and
film.“ Underwear
“Morale" il Iziunwur has a combination oi rccuzu~
nicndutlona po -ulIIII'I,\ its own. The Name are bonu-
litully flnilhed button» it!“ HH‘IIH‘I)‘ tustvnmi, pm.
portions are no exact that IlIcrc li'i ilt'llllt‘l pulling
nor druMnknnd thuto in Iwcry IirsII‘IIlIlo abupc,
Welflhl and material.
Our sales of l‘ulon ilulia arc passing all Iilliih‘l
records. alumina Illli‘ "Hill“ and tonic wcmcn arc
lonrniuu that \\'I' I‘ll”) lilo IIcIII nrsot'InII-nt do all
the dim-rout II ylca oi Illt‘l-lp util‘lilt’lilsl to be round ill
The Norwnlits. Prices to suit Imuy Illli'li‘.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
In Washington street
but the load was too heavy for pair
imi'acs. Itltlmui‘li they litiully mmio
FURNITURI VAN ITAELID.
Glen Cove. L. I.. Turn Could Not Nnvl»
gm Mill Inn.
A large lurnlture vim belonging to
l.. T. Hintonsun. of men t‘oyo. l.. I.
met with trouble yesterday afternoon.
in attempting to climb Mill Hill with
!| two horsv hitch. The wnaon was
loaded down an that the amino were
almost tint. and It was unreasonable
to expect two horses to lake the load
to the summit. ‘i‘wo vans precedwi
the large covered affair, inching the
hill all right.
When it naII‘III-en by the man In
charge that it was Impossible to set
up the hill. he brought a team from as
other ran and mm a tour horse
illicit. can “find WI)“ hotter,
. IIIVIIIIIIIIIIII IInIay.
the “will.
The excitement attracted II crowd.
The Imam trouble was experienced on
\‘I'nntport Illll.
PIANOFOHTE LECTURE RECITAL.
toward [latter I‘IrI-y will delight a
large audience at "Iliilaldu." on Turn-
dnyaovmlnp. October Hill. with a
pinholomv Irrltirt‘ rcI-Ital. The adult
III oi the invitation nature and many
Nm‘wolh indlcn :Irc receiving the little
The lecture rocilal
promises to bc cytl‘cnt and it in Mt
IrI-ch that itr’M’I‘ all or those invited
will attend.
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