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This Parthular
Overcoat
l< lllt‘ onc \vc lmvc i‘liost‘n In rcprcsrnt
lln- honsc of (,intcly l\" llrcnnnn in all
rcspccts. \Vr linvc \\'8lll‘ll until llit‘
scnson is at its bright to show it. in or
tlcr to protect onrsvlvcs. ll is now (no
late for thc “othcr follow" to dupli»
t‘lllt‘ II.
Whorc clsc in thc city can you find
an overcoat like this at tln‘ price. for
cash or credit? \Vurnl. hoary winiur
weight. made of iinc quality korscy, in
.1 long. full model that looks cqnnlly
\u‘ll on all tii‘i’ilh‘lill.‘ null is ill-sigllml for
“car. as will as appearance. it is wrll
lnilorl-tl ntnl substantial: t‘\'t‘ll lln‘ but"
lon~ arc St‘\\'t‘tl nn cvtl‘n strong.
'l‘ln- only way to rotupnrc it i~ in
Miocl LEMON ‘ O
say “it's iln- kind of :i Cont you Would . $10 :0 $25.
1 SJ” .tl" Igu ; -' --t ,..I‘
p li\ ( ill)“: 1‘ ‘tnntulkll Ill_\ “lutn'tlst'. Women S Suits
. l . t ion a ltgulnr
l‘nslonlt'r. 'l.ll.'ll‘\ it‘ll} \\’t‘ tnnltl‘ this 51200“) $40.00 This mum“. cont 5.. n
l'rllw- women’s Skirts rovhislil-lie modol mind?
‘ to button high at the
W $3.98 '0 $18.“) neck. or can no worn
.' with tho sullnh r ill H:-
I”: 1 waists vors opnn. ((‘inllnlr and
' riff» or» his » of thli
,4, . 3L“) ‘0 .1000 l"l“ N‘Iivlildt‘ ill mill?!”
, ' ' ' Inl. l‘oulbluntion colors.
2: ._....__._....‘_ Mllllflel'y straw or? uoronnllon.
_ ‘ King's iuo nnl an).
“a $2350 to $20-00 brown and uni, dark
./ binu and light lilifli‘.
l7. Gately & Brennan W9men§ and Many other attractive
.;. ._._..__. (.hlldren 8 Shoes :33"? ........ 1250
Il- _ $1.25 to 54.00
«V Open Mon, Wed. and 3st. evenings. “ STORES
l of. , .
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The Most Satisfactory
Place to Get Clothes
WHEN YOU NEED THEM
Gately 81 Brennan
THE KIND of CLOTHES WE SELL
Because we will let you have the best clothes there
tire, on the easiest terms of payment, at the very low-
est prices in the city. ’ ..
Arc of the, quality that how moth- our thousands of
customers our friends. 'l‘hcy buy the clothes for their
families: your after your at our stores.
(iur garments are ninth: ‘espcciolly for us. and we
insist that ulntcrinls. finish, \vorkmnuship and style
shall lu- nll that can he bought elsewhere for cash.
We. invitc n sincrrc'nntl thorough inspection of our
enormous stock of Mcn’s. Women‘s and L‘hiltlrvn's
Clothing. \‘vc fool confidant that your judgment will
ntakc you n Cllsliiliit’l'.
We buy in large quantitics: you g‘r't the hcnclil of ‘
it throng/hour
EASY PAYMENT SYSTEM
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Men’s Overcoats
$l0 to 530
Men’s Suits
312.00 to $28 00
Boys’Schooi Suits
$1.98 to $8.00
Youths’Clothing
$7.50 to $20.00
Men’s Hats
$2.00 to $3.00
Men’s and Boys'
I Shoes .
use to 04.00
Women's Sep-
arate Coats
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than ever. because“ it relieves
coughs and colds that baffle ordi-
. nary remedies; it reaches the seatl
.lcausc. It_hoe been doing this
of the trouble and removes the
l .
{marvelous work for years and this
season it is winning fresh laurels
by the quick way it works on.
M .V o ne ,.
F 'Marvlsious Medicine
for Coughs and Colds
‘ . Linonine is in 3.3mm demand
5
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That. the .omouut of seed o‘yeroro
token tram Bridgeport oyster boils)
during the present season is anticipa-
ted to surpuilo all previous “records.-
was the stetoment made this morning
by a, man who has followed up the
ndairs of the oyster business [or
rears.
oyster boats havn been swarming;
the Bridgeport nud Black Rock bars;
irritant
autonomous Are-W“ ' nth
salts. Calomei rind Catheftie Pills l Will
Violent—They Aot'on Bewel‘ep ' ‘
tonight“ and thorn:
Liver. , Stomaoir
and ‘powole. and you ill surely to 3.
great by morning. You men and wont-f
on who have headache. coated tongue“
can't uleep, are bliious, nervous nud’.
upset. bothered with a. sick. sassy,
disorderéd stomach, or hnv' backache.
and feel all worn not. H
Are you keeping clean inside with;
Cnsnnretswr merely [arcing a past? .
agoway every few days with salts...
those hubris coughs that 3" 50: born ovor since the law went on inlcathartic pills or castor oil? Thisiofi
general and so distressing. .
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E Linonine at all drug stores, 25c,
isoc. $1.
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; Mode end purity guaranteed by the.
{Kerr Chemical 00., Danbury. Conn. l
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ibolonging to the engraved innuo oil
I872. or between the llthogrnpht-d
nutl engraved stamps of any country.
0, Burlnro printing, or typography, is!
gtilo process lined in most or the.- to:
cont issues of Fromm, Germany, Grout;
.Briinln and tho British colonies. The
irosults obtained by it are just the re-
lvorno or those produced by ongrnvlng.‘
;The parts oi the design that are to
'show in color are left at the originnl‘
fievei oi the plate. nnd Llit? parts that
.nro to remain white are cut away.
The. raised lines lcntcb the ink.
null In printing urn pressed into the,
(paper. so that. olton they are rained
on the back or the stamp. ‘
All the plate from union the print-1
ing is douc conslstn of a uumbnr oi‘
elotrotypos of the origlnul design
soldered together. till the stamps lur
tho about are sum to be exactly allku.’
‘ In oomo or the early issues of the.
.mtt‘of-the-wny countries stumps have
been printed from ordinnry type. 3““,
as u nowopuper is printed. Stamps
produced in this way are known its:
f‘type not." Then- In mill another;
pronoun cnliud mnbossinn, which con-
;sistn in raising one part. of tho ill";
sign birth allow thc other ports. The
must tnmillnr vxntnplt-s or embossing
'm‘c iitc current r-nvt‘lnpo stamps (if
the Ilnited States and the adhesives‘
‘ot Bavaria.
Type em stamps and embossed
jntnmps, are «anally recognised, how,
river. and there is no dunner o! vou-
luslnx them 7with thou mode In other.
ways. In distlmrulnbinlg engraved".
,llihoxnphod sud typographod lumpy
from ono number. those ure the lm-"
portnnt things to remember: i
That in mmrnved stamps tro col
orud ports nro raised and the whitc
ports doprrsm-d; that in tylmzrnptu-d
stampa it is the other may round-~—
tiw white parts are rained and the
olorod porn; depresncd; and tinnliy.
‘thet. in ilthogrnphod stumps—mo for
al in perceptihlcv-vthn surface is level.
Ind neither whites not colors un-
yrnlsed or depressed.
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soar-LACK suoors new.
“a“...
Suicidal Report Believed Uniounded—
Died in Short Time.
'thIrt-‘onu. Nv. 27.--Wh|le curl
ouuly exemininu and experimenting
with n 38 culture revolver. which but!
boon belt with him. Krone Aunstnsco—
‘poulus, a young Greek bootblnck, 19
; more likely to have
' point to an even
September. Several hundred buyers
have been bore and an immense:
cold weather. and
boats are now thinninK
out in numbers. At the present
time. not more tillui- a dozen boats
are 'dredglng (or the need oysters,;
the great mnjorlty‘oi oystermen pre'
luring to wait until the cold Winds
have given way to the gentle zepbyrs
ot‘fipr‘ing.
it is not unusual for an oystermnn,
to mnkc at ictist. $20 or $25 a day, and.
they usually make enough during the‘
spring and summer to alleviate the
necessity of working in- the winter.
They sell the seed oysters for the
most part, to buyers who come here
from nil over the Eastern states. it
is not generally known that the oys-
ters which are set upon the tables of
families in nil parts of the world are
come originally
from Bridgeport than from anywhere
also. ’i‘ho seed oysters which are
taken from their beds here are sold
to the buyers in an immature form.‘
Tim buyers In turn dispose of them to,
small or large Investors scattered:
along the seaport. and these people
robod the oysters. allowing them to.
remain for the space of a year at
least. . -
When they are attain dug up they
urc in shnpc to be placed on the in
MN! of the opicures of New York.
Boston. San Francisco, and all inter-
ronlug places.
To show how important it part the
send beds oi the Bridge-port harbor,
plays on tho oystvr trade. it is an
acknowledged {not that the Gresii
South buy is unable to furnish hall
etiough oi the succulent sen food for
New York people alone.
About one million. four hundred
live thousandjbihree‘ liiindred ”aim“
the Coming of
Hit! oyster
seven bueholo are the figures
of the output of these oyster beds
last your. That this yenr's supply
mill materially surpass that number
in tho orpresscd opinion of many lo
cal oystermt-n. The iirst mm of the
your in which it an be hoped to do,
a big business has passed. and the
outcome or thnt part or the year has
shown that the product of the buds
this your will he ircnwndous. When
winter has been passed. the spring
nl‘fihtill will start. and all indications
larger amount 0!
burlni-ss then.
‘ CONCERNING CORPORATIONS.
liorumcuts relating to eorporntions
have been tiled as follows in the other
of tho sucrotnrv oi state:
The Nordon Building association.
incorporated. of New Britain; certifi-
Acnto of inrot‘purntlon: capital stock.
. months.
~w.»tGately & Brennanwit—w
‘ now in relief.
i HOW sum-e ARI ram-rec.
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Description oi the. Produetion of on
, Every-01y Neoeellty.
if line of this tlrni things 1 stamp col.
; Iot‘tor minds in mm Is the differ-
. mum iwlivoen engrnvod, litbomnhed.
”I and snrlnoo prlulmi or lyptixraplied
3“ ntnmpe. The first. ndhe'llve moths!
stumps ”or lsstlodwtbe one penny.
IMO or (treat tiritnlnmwns engraved,
and practically the same promo that
even plied tlwn It: used" now in
‘t producing rout-"present united stiles
i Murmur The limiting in .mme
in lo outwith-inflation tho “still”
on the automatons A}; ‘M ill“
'rms pinto In Windmill will I
or slumps.
-~. 20 adult Wey.
on the stump limit in it.
in colored flu“.
reversed impression; . and is. the li
_, p. r
M ‘ ’. ’ , a
The hub. in turn, In hardened and
rolled over it fresh plate or soft steel
or copper. monitoring to It on many
impression en are desired for n wheel
United stolen Mumps
urn generally printed In shoots of 400
The final pinto. like the first. line
the linen which on in show in color
After the
pitta nu been inked, the liitl'nm is
wiped elm. leavinl'iult in the lines
only. 'i'ite' new. unopened. le brass-
ed on the piste Ind-Iberia the ink
M5030“! I” not every slump
‘ Wntllih ”Militant it“ tho fuelli-
‘iIIW 0' Goff’lteel til known» to tie: tor. immnl M'mmnmylng
“mint lirent nmure. umbrella-i”, “anemones. For the lli‘lt non.- of
_ “humble ond‘lhe no osiled
thlh were millionaire plate (lie View” of New 8000: Wales. for ex-
tvmdnny
3—“. I raw-.9 “q. , l...
an...»
iv nilko.
The method of
atom in wet. A
"take" the
not wok tilt
the allotted stomp.
”I?
ample. the plates were tilled witzh' and also that the line: may h
rename hand enmved copies or the than it or . n by hand, it ll custom-
orininsl design—with the result that“?! i0 n
no too stamps on s shoot worn curt-l on metal. to bike impressions
little in trlneter ink. and to treneier
lto‘tbo stone as meuy of them so may
stomps cousins in drawing the daslau
in grout ink on the surface or a
specie! kind of absorbent stone. The
link in then rubhud omsnd there re-
main arcane liuoeeln‘tbn stone.
for» tho printing ink is applied the
u the new lines
nloun repel iiilafl’t’ii‘; Ml M011.
‘ line 5 ink. It will
' rm portions or the
benign. inhibitors titer-tore white in
in order that it may not be neces-
to draw the design of own
stamp eepuretelruu the ‘ Mauritius
stumps Were oust-stroll sen-mini:
aid-4w
u
lithourntihlnit
be needed to make up I sheet.
Bo-
hunk note :
«immanent: m: ill-i
fl
”*No MONEY D0WN+~*;%&:~I+*%*++4~
'i‘osrs old. shot lilmuoli about 0:30 to-’ 820.000.
Idny and the police bellow it vine err: The Morris seal company. (it New
‘tiroly occidental. though suicide west Homo; certificate of an Increase in
’lho first report. ‘capitel stock from 310.000 to $20,000.
l The young bootblerk had been Iblt The Knit!“ i‘vnrnsc. incorporeted.
lIlOllti In his strep It no. 20 Sheldon or New Hsven; certificatoot incorpor-
letroet Ind titer» were no n‘itbeuus.istiotl; ceplul “00k 350.000.
line first new» bolnu given by neiubv
lbora who had heard the routl or the;
juun and found Anestnsropouine in n
lpmi oi blood With a great wound
lihrouh hie loll lung. which centred,
Fatherhood: Barnum. of biomass
Institute. Koyser Island. who bu por-
formed many kindnenes m the poor
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INTI-ill! IARNUM’S BENIROBITY. . few yards 0! on e ledge of rock. v
e liner
eve the original design
from
You can ustteliy tell the dliierotwe
between enmvtng out! .iltboerapiung
by moving the am of (he linger null
lightly our the wrleoe or the stump.
The onmved stomp will tool hard
and melt like the nurture» or it man
“If! ilthombhed {lump
will test smooth. The line: or. the
design trill apposhlmiliimiy defined
than in me engraved trump. additive
noneml .ttppurulne will be antler.
in applying these mu you will be
able to distinguish easily betwe‘en the
stats» or’fiungm retools“ so the
"that!
ldeuh in n in moments.
m-..“
.MANV Lifi‘Nll! All ATTACH!!!
IV Ill IRIWIRO.
Atteebmentu upon liquor beauties
been lulled are decidedly on the in-
emee nun ratio the towns or stem-
turd Ind Nprwnlk.’ ‘Nonm or no less
ihsn mm . of then street-mate
were tiled with the County commie.
sinner: in one day leom Stamford
while Nowell: oen tho! eight.
These “teem“ new“ tiled in
or lot, liquor, Ileana! iigld
they pens from the bends oi the enm-
mleeioners to: the applicant. it in
cash.
‘ ‘wlwm .Mwm.‘
GUINVN-v-IIUCH.
litre. .i. ii‘. Cumin and George mush
thought all the more necessary to pro3
ted! the Interests that put up illoiniidlliml elements or, lilo eoile’ liv-
ere. hid“ it? the Ma end
1mm» m of ‘teuie
lion eminence-wow alto-in in
be some thin Minn;
lilies Hole/n durum doughnut ot ,
were united in marriage It in. Peron“ ”1:.
church. New York. by the newsletter!!! ‘
people or The Not-walks since tile refli‘
dance hero. and is well known to the
; maple here, into promoted twenty-sow
Ion beds. swim and mattresses and
forty lamps to Rev. Etc-linen F. Chor-
minim, pastor at at. Ladlelsus’
immediutely 1“", tin, 1309”“ h"! Church. for distribution to the poor:
.mple ot the notion.
i “gnu-pl- ~mu-nm”
l immense
tAanngqubthmt
"M~W
‘ New Keven. Com-J? wee troubledi
With 3 met Wtflmlo will
. i {or I tine Mid ' .
the interest of “or! York. Manor-.1 mull): end pmgmmmlihfi middle of this block," in
which indium atom brim Inl benefit tint l rm dilooumm, ,wur'uiayho the rectory ain’t u.
the tile my the outline w‘thfIihon-l panelled by my Menu to try ”l“ it might be. mybe conditioner
' now my uni. Artur teklnx the second bottle.
those'lieeum are worth “out four; my 00"“ 1'“ me. out! I most In Ilsnlhehas all over the floor end it
thou the annual-eon mu an mu M? W" "1' WW in m “10. l m Iii-tum atria stand in time but!
lummmndmm W'WML “.
§intuition condition so the natural. M“ ""1 mm ”m metro ‘
l bio remedy."
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"Wm
it is the combined notion or tint
important.
Cnncnrets immediately cleanse and ~.;
l trailir has boon narrlod on. The buy-pegulnto tho stomach. remove the doom;
lors have but recently left because oi‘
undigested and fermenting food and?”
tout gases; take the excess bile from
tho liver and carry on the decomposed .
waste matter and poison from the in;
testines and bowels, ‘
Remomber, a Cascrlret tonight will "
strnlgtben you out by morning. .0. 10¢ ”
cat box from your druguiss't means a
clear head and cheerfulnoss for
Don‘t forget the children.
AN EAGLE‘S FATE.
~.———
The Million to One Chance by Which
It Lou! It. Llfl. .
Side
(George 8. Reid in Country
Monthly.) .
it w-is ltzso O'clock on a “not;
breathless morningf Not a brook
movod‘to cool the perspirlng Kathi-Iv .
who labored in the mine high up on? .
the hillside; only the tap of the hair, :
mars or the rumble oi loaded truck! _
broke the silence. High above. 0 --
mere speck against the blue sky
soared at huge “Isnrlanger” or lamb
catcher la speclgs of eagle which ll”
most' destructive to the young finch“
of sheep and goats. measuring inf
some cases six feet from tip to tip.
of the extended wings). Suddenly R‘
dropped like a stone and seemed about "
to {all right Into the open face of
the workings. but ere it had quite
ronciwd tbc topmom level it swervd'l ‘
to one side and shot upward again
and remained hovering about 100 feet
in the air.
The overseer in charge of the Kaf- ‘
lllrs brought his rifle out of his roof: :.'*‘i
and tired at the great bird, but with ‘
no client. save it slight swerve and?!"
.rnsh upward till it seemed to‘fvoitiih ‘
linto ls'pace. The overseer Wt't’sl‘ ’
«pointed us be much wanted to" to
in set of claws or tnlousolthe ~
'in qnéstlon. but had so far‘iitil'eifi‘
do so. As he was preparing to blot
some dozen holes charged with dynll-
who the bird again swooped‘down and
passed no close above his head thqt h. .
.Ielt the rush of air it caused. .
l Looking around the overseer cou
.em: the eagle {or oil over the and
«hill. and So swift is the flight or “06’.
to: these birds that the eye can W
follow tilt-in. Lighting the mm o”
lliy one with n practiced hand, the 0'"
orsecr made a run for shallot-"tram the.
flying stones and plcces of rock that
must follow the explosion. : ..
As he did so the sky was darken!!! .
«(or an instant. and the eagle once
again swooped or. M the mine, peeled .
and again come sliding down the slit.
int a pace thnt saddled to the watch?“ .
. in: man quicker than lightning. Jw‘
at the second when the great bird woos
over the uploslve in its rapid gildo'i
the first charge of dynamite wont of.
‘For a space or halt a minute n it!
could be seen but dense tuning
smoke and dust and living outwit
oi rock but when it cleared the OM
Isooruns both pleased and niobium '
Xto one the body of tho eagle tiring I.
, Surely it miracle bun ballooned. tee
in the overseer himself Illd when dip
’playiug his prize to‘his mates later I;
the day. “I reckon. mates. it was “0‘
fe’ miillom to one chance of that it
being 1.000 yerdo away when iii
ensue exploded, but these long at»
don't niwuye come all." ‘I‘
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‘ HARD ON RUIIIRC.
4 (New York Bun.)
l Dry. not pevemenis under toot...
{hot air sterling overbuudknnd . ’
icloud in the sky. yet a Second ‘
‘ebon denier bed'hunx out the slit
"Rubborn. *Specinl sale." '
"That is for the benefit oi the
who work in the canning tel:
can't be trained. but estuarine. '
not If they don’tbhg o'rnbbero
luloo l8 his“ " “film“
lsllod near .- ,m...-vrry
rain or ebmfimul
sole of rub . or» -
<’ . )4. I. . m“ I“ I‘
As ewmwlumio.“ .
"Their chauffeur seems a A "
leoretuilelieit." C ‘ . ‘
Well: tor-the‘vrnee'ther. z!"
eso‘t‘sreil expect anything el '0 "ay-
, ’onubfl‘Jo‘urhil; .
Norwalk Chronicler