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Comfortable: 98c to 0350.
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Gents, Ladies’ and Child- 2::
area's sweaters from 261: to ,
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,hovelues Ready 3;
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of all kinds. 56 «on.
Table Decorations and Lanterns
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Book and Stationery store.
South Norwalk. (Norwalk
we Lino—OTHERS FOLLOW
Woe I‘th ‘arwLAsi
For Norwalk and vicinity: Clearing
late this afternoon; fair and cooler
tonight; 'Frlday fair. Connecticut: Fair.
tonight and Friday; brisk and proba-
bly high. westerly. winds. Weather con-
ditions: A trough of low pressure ex-
tendinngom Michigan eastward to
Massachusetts, has caused very heavy
local rains and thunderstorms during
the last 24 hours in the eastern portion
of the Lake region and the southern
portion of New England. HeaVy local
rains were also reported from Texas.
The ' following _heavy precipita-
tion in inches, was reported this morn~
Tex., 2.60; New
York, 5.12; New Haven, 2.96; Abilene.
Texas, 1.74; Hartford, Conn, 1.28;
Philadelphia, 1.02. The temperature
continues mild east of the Mississippi
river. ' ,
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 43; high. dill
Clear. _ .3. . ‘I
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A number of the local stores are
closed today because of the Jewish
holiday.
MISBR-ANDING OF
CIGARS MUST STOP
Congress Hu Passed Bill Regulating
the Matter.
A bill has passed both branches of
Congress and now awaits the signa-
ture of President Wilson forbidding
the sale of cigars branded “straight
f’levana” or "selected Havana" unless
‘ Ie cigars are actually made of the
Ibscco described. The text is as fol-
.ows:
Provided, that cigars manufactured
in whole of tobacco imported from
one country. made and manufactured
in such manufacturing warehouses.
may be withdrawn from home corn
sumption upon the payment of the
duties under such resolutions as the
secretary of the treasury may pro
. scribe. and the payment of the inter-
$1111 revenue tux accruing thereon in
their condition as withdrawn. and
such cigars shall be slumped to in«
disale their character. origin of louse
on from which made and place of
manufacture.
it is said that none of the large
cigar Innnufm'turor» in this city will
be affected if the bill receives the
president’s signature. ,
Mr, and Mrs. Mcilrnih formerly r11.
aided on Woodward Itvnuuo, (his city.
Mr. Motirnlh iII stoic miles 1111111111101-
for 11 western refrigerating company.
and has his headquarters at ltoclmnicr.
enema FALL MAY Bi! FATAL.
ii Awlt'i‘mlti). (M. 2.~~’Mlohanl 811cc.
fnriydlvn. is dying at 11 local hospital
today as a result of falling downstairs
Inst night. at his home. lilo skull is
lrnciurnd
PANAMA Boone
We him» arranged with the limit»
onto Publishing Company to continue
the sole of these valuable hooks until
claim-day
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quality and finish of High Grade Goods Medium Priced.
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Rhone 397. Prompt Delivery.
GARDNER OPPOfiED TO WOMANS'
SUPERAGE.
BOSTON. Oct. 2.~»A new element
was injected into the State campaign
today with the announcement by Con-
gressman Augustus 1’. Gardner, l'tc»
pubis-1m candidate for governor. that ,
ho 1111s opposed to woman suffrage.
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and put in~first-class condition for tenants.
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ills attitude was made known when
he was asked to pass upon a tentative
platform to be presented at the State
convention next i-lnlurdny. The com-
IIIittoo on resolutions had prepared a,
plank favoring no Iunomlmoui, Io the
constitution which would give the bat-
lot to women.
Congressman (lurdnor nnld: "l’or-
penalty 1 shall not vein for woman
suffrage if tho filliliitlull in referred to
the people."
Three yours one 11 pnrty of woman -
sum-mum followed l..icui~iiovcrnor
Louis A. ll‘rolhingham. who hooded llIo
IlitplIIiIIi‘fm lilate ticket through the
Hints and pnrsisicnlly heckled 111111 on,
tho illiDllllfm of their political rights. I
Mr. (laminar also withhold his 1111
provai of a plank favoring certain or
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NECTICUT lNVENTORa, IPOOI...
The following wore lkuuun septum liltlwlliN. (lemony, Oct. 2.-'1‘ho,
hI-riltl, 1913.11.11 furnished from omen denunciation of the North Atlantic
downs-riser.
" operation of all trains.
changes in many train schedules will
. IEasl.
I ,utes haIe been added
2' , the changes ma share is a schedule
.showlng the time added to the New
I fin Train 2 lemon New
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Principle oi "solely First” 13'
Emphasized~ Mutation
in the Speed Limit
The principle of “safety first” is
emphasized in the new timetable ol
the New York, New Haven & Hartford
' Railroad which goes into effect on ,
Sunday, October 5111. This new time
table represents the most extensive
revision of train schedules that has
' ever before been attempted at‘ 'one
‘ ‘tlme.
it llus’becn made primarily with
the view of promoting safety in the
While the
have the effect of lengthening the
running time of trains the manage:
ment believes that this will be in con-
formance with the wishes of the pub-
lic in this respect’and that it will
meet with approval.
0! the two thousand trains which
the New Haven Road operates eachv
. weekday the changes will affect ap-
proximately two thirds, Those chiefly
affected are "the ”through trains and
the long distance local trains. Very
few changes have had to be made in
the case of commuters or suburbanl
trains at New York and Boston as:
these trains have been on a stander
schedule for some time.
the limited trains between New York
and Boston has been lengthened ten
minutes ‘so that they will now take
five hours and ten minutes to cover
the distance between the two cities.
The average speed of these trains un-
der the new schedule will be 17.11
miles per hour excluding stops ll bile
this is a slight reduction over their
I
two
the.
be surpassed in speed only by
other limited t'rIII'II operated in
\
To the running time of the other
I through trains between New York and
Boston from five to twenty-three min
Illustrative oi"
York- Heston through trains:
York, 12.01 a.
111.; nrlves in Boston, 6.50 a. m. .\‘0
change in schedule
Train 4 leaves New York 1.01 a, In-
arrives in Boston, 7.05 a. to.
change in schedule.
Train 3-1, leaves New York. 2.10 a
n1.; arrives in Boston, 7.42 a. m. 20
minutes more time,
Train 0 leaves \‘cw York, 4.46 n
m.; nrriv es in Boston 1. 29 p.111. 9 min-
utes more time
Train 62 Names New York, 8.16 a.
m.; arives in Boston, 3.00 D. 111.
minutes more time.
Train 10 leaves New York, 10.00 a.
111.; arrives in Boston 3.10 p. m. 10
minutes more time.
Train 12 leaves New York, 10.03 a.
m.; arrives in Boston, 4.10 p. m. 10
I’I»111lnutes more time,
Train 16 leaves New York, 100 p.
111.; arrives in Boston 6.10 p. m. 10
minutes more time.
Train 20 leaves New York, 1.03 p
111.; arrives in 110111011, 7:00 p. In. 6
Homilies more time.
. Train ‘22 leaves New York. 301 1’
m.; arriIos in Boston 8.43 p. m. 13
minutes more time
Train 24 leaves New York, 5.00 p
111.; arrives in Boston, 10:10 p. m. 10
minutes more time.
5.31 D
20
mlnulos more time
Train :10 leaves New York.11.00 p.
6
minutes more time.
Train 38 tomes New York, 1:30 a
111.; arrives in 110111011112 11, In. 21
Train 100 loaves New York 10.01 a.
111,; arrives in lloston 3.38 p. m.
Inlnuics more time,
Train 1 loaves 110111011 12.01 11 111.;
I.nrlivos In New Y,ork 0.117 n In. No
112111111110
Train 3 leaves 111101011 1.01 a. 111.;
arrives in New York, 7.00 a. m. 3
minutes less time.
Train 01 leaves lloston 8.10 It. 111.:
arrives 2.03 p, II ‘11 minutes more
“unknown by the federal 11mm lllill’llt ”I A M ll'oootor, Solicitors! Patents. passenger pool by the llamburg- Amp.» “’1‘"
for waterways. but endorsed 1.111 In»
malnder oi the platform . |
as.
AUTO LlCENflE 81101113011160 BY
BECWETAHY 0F DTATE.
HARTFORD. Oct, 2.» because in
violation of the motor Vehicle law he
leaned his monitor‘s license to Frank
Bile-room, whose license was under
suspension. John Ryduskan of Water
burr, has had his license indefinitely
suspended by secretary of state Phil
1111s.
Mrs, Mary A. Thomas A. libel-ones
oi Waterbury. having failed to appear
at the Secretary of State’s office on
ficniembsr 25. to explain why she .1011
allowed Frank Shel-onus. while his ll»
reuse was undel- suspension. to open
etc car New 12970. the registration of
Illuminations is ordered indefinite
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lbldgepori, (3mm . loan and North German Lloyd lines.
mownrlh A llnwthornc ilridseport includes also all agreements rczulsb
lump (benign); Charles in" limllh, log their quotas" a: cabin passengers.
lirldnonnrt, paper has machine; Frank ww-M‘WWWW
10. lioiiiic and 111, M. l/oomln, Hartford. BANKER DRQWNED TRYING TO
electric colobootrolled device; Freda . LAM Flat-i.
erich Muller, Hartford cnn-mukinli‘ iAKlil Mill Wis Oct 2
Lift . 1 r
and bottling machined Francis 11. its
man llcrlin a ilwaukoe banker was
Richards, Hartford ()zonlter; Frank drowned ydstou ' in 1111 afforttdland
(1 Altman. New llnven latch; Mich a farm fish. W16 “mm“ with the
“‘3' WM“ MW “W". MM“ “‘9‘ 11111. 133.1111 stood erect in the boat.
sign); Augustus W Dcssoleck. Now which was overthrow.
Britain, driving pinion support; Edson
1‘ (1110911091, Norwich 2 patents: 11st
tom 61'“ serial control; system of new
blank control; William 11. Gordon.
Shelton, stuffing-box; Joseph W. Lon
dam, Thomostoo, spoon attachment.
Trade Mark-«Arthur Chemical (30..
New Haven, toilet soar; in C. Starte-
vlmt co. Hartford, certain named rom-
edlu for tools, animals and man.
. .ALI...:wo Ian lINVIT-ED.
The Municipal us. of South Nor-
wulk. extends II cordial invitation to
at the educational lecture. to be given
marrow. No thriller Invitation is m
usury.
by Mrs. Julian truth. in the parlors .
of the Maui Clifford, fl, 2 911mm, to- arrives in New York 11.20 p. In. it evening proved to great a success that
Train 0 leaves lioston. 1000 a. In:
arrives in New York 1110 p.111. 10
minutes more time
Train 11, leaves Boston, 10.04 a, m.;
arrives in New York 409 p. m. 0
minutes more time.
’lrnin ill leavds Boston, 100 n 111.;
arrives in New York, 010 11.111. 10
minutes more time
'l‘rain,10 loaves Boston, 1.04 p. In. ..
arrives in New York, 7.06 p. m. 23
minutes moretlmc.
Train 21 leaves Boston, 3.01 p. In; .
arrives in New York, 8.18 p. in. 111
minutes more time.
Train 23 leaves button. 500 p m:
minutes more time.
Train 25 leaves Boston. 5.34 p In:
minutes more time.
Train 29 1mm suntan. 11.20 “111.:
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“I A Week
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The
Bill
for Women
These are to he found on our '
every one. Come and see
153 WASHINGTON STREET
W
larrives in New York,
former speed these trains will stilll
No-
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8 .
arrives in New York, 4.56 a m.
minutes more time.
Train 33 leaves Boston, 10. 45 p m.;
11]I
The time 0, arrives in Boston, .21 30 a. In. No change,
’l‘Iain 101 leaves Boston 10 01 a m.:
arrives in New York 330 ',p 111
minutes more time.
Train 103 leaves BoSton, 5.31 l). 111.;
11.06 p. m.
“1
minutes more time.
I Between Springfield and New York:
Ifrom three .319 twenty- -iive minutes
have been added to the previous run
ning time of trains. The running time
between Bos'toii‘mnd New York
fifteen and nineteen minutes rcspec
tlvely having been added to the time
of the two east bound trains and
thirteen and twenty minutes to that
lo of the two westbound trains
Trains between New York and Pitta
field will hereafter take from four to
fifteen minutes longer. This extensive
readjustment of time schedules for
important through trains has compel!
811 changes in the time of a number. of
local and pconnectin trains.
instead ’01 representing merely al
ierations in existing time schedules
this new timetable will represent prac
tically a new timetable
The additions made to the time oi
such trains as the limited and through
Boston- New York trains have been as
nrule evenly distributed over the
entire route of such trains in conform;
alive with the ideas on which the new
timetable has been constructed.
Due cognizance has been taken of all
conditions peculiar to certain lines of
the system in. the construction of the;
new schedules, as for example, on
thesae lines where the signal system
is other than the block system and
upon which the new schedules now
prescribe ten minutes as the minimum
time between trains.
in the new timetable one train each
way has been taken off between New
York and New Rochelle, one between
New lisven and Middletown, one be
tween New Haven and Ansonia, two
trains oath way between Newpolt and
Fall River and one between Fitch-burg
and 1A orcesler. The State of Maine
Express will undergo a change in time,
leaving New York hereafter at 001 11
instead of 811 p In The Green
Mountain Express will leave at 8101
p.111 instead of 8: 81 p.111. An effort
has been made to keep the leaving
time of most trains however. as near-
ly as possible the some as in the Post,
for the convenience of the public
The new timetable represents three
weeks of the most curful and pain-
taklng work on the port of the operat»
ing 011101an of the road working Ill
conjunction with the Engineering Do
partnloni. it is believed by the mom
asemcnt that they will contribute to
«operation of the road.
PRIfiON COMMISSION VISITS
COUNTY JAIL.
The State Prison Commission ‘vis
tied the county jail yesterday to in
spent the convict labor system there.
i'i‘ho members of the commission are
making a tour of the different prin-
ons inordcr to become familiar with
Ioonditions. Frank 11. Clark, who has
been in charge of the labor at the
jail for many years took the commie
tales about the jail and showed the
workings of the system lie was high
11' complimented by the visitors on the
:emcioncy which prevailed.
, , A SOCIAL EVENING.
1 Butler Lodge No 97 1 o. 0.11:, held
11 regular meeting last evening, The
all women of the town to be present. arrives in New York, 10.10 11.111. 10 lnitiatory degree Was conferred and
afterwards a social time was enjoyed.
Refreshments were served and the
the good time will be repeated next
Wednesday aim. .
Fall and Winter
Apparel tor, Men, Women and Misses
Odds and Ends in suits and Coats,
$4. 98 to $12. 98 -
garments that in some instances cost us as high as —~-~«~~———-, but,
what's the use? You couldn‘t be]
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throughout I
oillcloncy as well as to safety in tho,
and Moses
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levc‘ it. They are big burbnins,
OPP. HOYT'S THEATRE
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III DWIN WIIIING
II] BE A SENIIGII
Governor With Accept Nomina-
tion, He Says~ Will Not
Again he Candidate
ior Present Office,
NEW HiVEN, Olt 2.-That Gov.
Iiialdwin will accept the nomination
Ifor 1 nlled States senator and that ho
'is not a candidate to Succeed himSelf
tier :1 third term as governor was
made clear in an interview which he
gave yesterday replying to a series of
;questions on the subject of his plans,
S Categoricallv, the inquiries and re.
’plies were as follows;
“inasmuch as many people are ill-
tensely interested and as there It)
considerable uncertainty in the Dem-
ocratic rahks‘; Will' ‘y'ou say if you.
;lntend to stand for the nomination
1’0?" the United States Senate?"
"1 do not intend to stand for tho
Inomlnatlon for the United States
'Senate if by that is meant making It
leontest for the nomination."
'11” you are nominate will you ac-
cept?”
"if nominated by the Democratic
Iparty for the l nited States senate I
’should accept the nomination.”
‘111’ you do not become the candl-
date, will you accept the gubernator—
lal nomination? Or will you make
any contest for the 0111112?
“1 am serving my second term as
Governor. No other man since Gov‘
Icrnor Buckingham's days fifty years
ago has been elected Governor for as
long a period. it is time to pass the
office on to some one else. 1 do not.
wish a rcnomlnation and of course,
shall make no contest for it. ” ,
Besides Governor Baldwin, others
who have been mentioned as possible
candidates to succeed Senator Bran-
degee are Congressman Bryan F, Ma»
,han and National Cmmittecman Ho.
imer S Cummings
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The (hangeable weather of early
fall blings on coughs and colds that
avn a weakening elicit on the are
tern. and may become chronic U80 S
'I‘Ii‘oley s iloncy and Tar Compound. It
,hns It very soothing and healing effect.
on the irritated and lnilamod air pas~
fluxes, and will help very quickly.
is a well known family medicine than
givcs results. For sale by all drug-
sluts.”
AIRSHIP DESTRUCTOR lNVENTED.
l’AltlS, Oct. 2.--An obscure inven-
itor named Suva llogozea him Just din
,monstrntcd discoVeries which promise
ito revolutionize rlllo ilrlnp. 11111 111*
Ivcntion consists of a. special cartridge
and double inflammable bullet primnr~
ily designed for the delimit lion 0!
nirships. in his experiments liogozcn
used a gun built in 1880. Although his
cartridge was filled with black powder.
the spectators were astonished to ace ~
neither smoke. flash nor recoil as he
fired. the strange. long bullet traveling
fleet and straight to thobutt instead
of executing a series of irregular
bounds on it should have done accorm
log to accepted holistic laws. The
bullet carried 1,200 metres. but it is
calculated that with a modern ride it
would have carried 3.000 metres.
houses also claims. to have invent.
ed a cannon costing only about 3110,
easilycarried by two man. which can
throw a shell 7,000 metres. Another
invention which he has brought for:
yard, is It shrapnel shell, which cost-
ters its contents along the-level or
the ground. mowing all In its path. he
1st of dropping from above.
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