[wine stationed at Booth“. me!
iAll the“ station lacked verilatlu.
tfiear Admiral cleaves. commander or
PIM 1“ m had no connection with the sailing of
’the White Star Liner Adriatic from;
:xew York for Liverpool yesterday.
I "There have been important devel
> , ‘M ”II: 0'0!“ opmonts," said he, “but you could not"
' end."
Since the advent of the German sub»
marine otl‘ Nantucket, the Navy lie
. YORK. Oct. 13’ A dozen,partmenl has Iliut down all coast wire ‘
3th. torpedo flotilla at Newport. said-
' call them submarine developments be-
- by U. 8. Stencil and
a“ [f the UtilLed States .\'av iless stations, Navy otlicers have been
:the sending of the destroyer: to new
. cause they are not on {he submarine
halt to Port
gum North Atlantic ports today tuiikrIrSIatioit. tlleIXatlUilhl Electric
what purpose is known only to slgmnmg ('Umpa‘h“ 5, Brooklyn 518',
'lutllorities. ll wa reported Iion, and all local wireless plants, to
y went out to maintain the Instruct the operators its to the exact
of American waters, but ' “Waning of neutrality.
Admiral Knight, COuimandaut of it was stated that one newspapen
"13mm”, at Narragansett Bay , Wireless station here had sent out last }
fit): for the statement that ll(“Sunday to ships at sea an announcei
fiction toward establishing such l merit of the raid of the 1'53 Ind that,
- had been taken. He said, how- this wasregai'ded as an uiineutral aci‘
a. that this soon would be done. i In violation of the. Presidents procla
» seaward dash of eleven deSII‘oy» mutton issued two years ago.
‘ . m Newport yesterday aroused . the deportation of aliens from New 1
,. speculation. At least one other” \ork and Boston has been suspeiidetll
, . States destroyer is known ‘0, by the Bureau of immigration until
been on guard outside New York I the submarine peril is past. About
, . the German Smearine raid 03'300 foreigners are at Ellis island
lubket last Sunday. lawait‘ing deportti‘t‘lont.i Half of these
to ex 1 . , 1are (lemons or us r ans.
om” rang: $1.51!]: :c:;;g!tggslil: The British steamship Madras.
. y 01a foreign submarine base to I which was overhauled by the United
. -r that a “n” tStates destroyer Sterrett, was brought
had been driven' . v - ' ~ '
Bu Harbor by a German sub-l bark to he“ lurk Harbor last night,
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.
var/vivid 0,- a.
“ ““ .\‘»-
-i- U U,- C
Between Arch and
“' ‘ High Streets
1 8;6t
6
A Sale With a Real Rea
Demand Greatly Advancct Prices for Such Goods.
sent a special rcprcsentati .‘c to us with the
and Mailings rather than move
[shot to lloston in a hurrv
"the shipment is now '
proposition of .-uci
them into his new quarters.
, closed the sale and the gomls-mtvont‘
conipl to and will he placed
to Get in for
9x12 Axminstcr Rugs, Value
23.48
I, Seamless Tapestry Brus- gitiz Axminstchugs,valuc
Singapore. ignoring the Star-rew- or-
der to stop. is expected to all again
trot h . t . . .. sent to the Sea (late Station, 'I‘ele» ”Emma” ”'8 proprietor 0f the Dor-
m i g tht ()Uall highways to‘ . if,“ House, yesterday, at the annual1
at
present dispersed with many
BRIDGBPORT
’ AS A GREAT ADDED ruswaaro l’l‘S HUGE H
h A N N IV ERS ARY SALE
The Lee Bros. Furniture Co:, Beginning‘fiaturday
illill Hold the [Most Tremendous Sale ill Rm. mildew
" ‘ and Mailings Ever Inaugurated in Bridgeport '
.on Behind It—A Tremendous Sacrifice of Floor Coverings in the Very Face of Conditions WhiCh
v - . . . ‘ . e ' ' a I. - '
0'19 0f 30W ltiigland S mo~t important Joliliers ill liloor Co crmgs, located lll lioston, is forced to move and Intmtdtaltl)
bu Sale Saturday at Prices That Will Make OJle Buying-«Be Sure
..-- ,___ p...
when she attenptedtopuooutfor
LO
’ > ' O
FIAIL. uchv our
Father Tell. How 3., m am
to Hultlt and Otmngth.
We have always told the people of
So. Norl'alk that Vinol is a wonder-
ful body builder for ailing children.
Here is more proof of the fact:—
1.. Albury of Miami, Fla, says
“Our little boy was puny and cross
from the time he was born, and we
hardly knew how to handle hint. When
he was three years old he was weak
and so crOss we could hardly live with
him and we could not get him to eat
anything. A friend asked us to trl’
We did so and you should see
today.
Mil GUNS I I
0f 1. l. 0’8llllllill
-——_
Gun
The members of the police force of,
the city were the guests of John E .
antiuet given by hiui near the close“
of a very s ‘cessful season. The ban»: ,
quet was wry successful and wastval‘ ‘ ‘ _ _
thoroughly enjoyed by the police, Aithe change it has lll'dht‘ in him.
full shore dinner, cooked as only can is now a goodnatured, healthy young-
be cooked in Mr. O‘Su’llivan’s hotel, Bier, ready 10 eat at any time, and we
:3): savighlfigbgzddel"Imus “ed m“ cannot praise Vinol enough."
Owing to the fact that only one sec l
tioii of the police could be off duty at
once. the banquet was a continuous
affair. The first group arrived at 12
o‘clock, and the last late in the even.
ing. During the whole of the bait
quet, however, the service was prompt
and the dinner was served rapidly
under the competent corps of waiters.
Many of the officers of the local
police force were heard from, as was
Ex-Chiei’ Bradley, of Norwalk. All
proved themselves good entertainers
and singers and at midnight. those
hearty
ing up puny, weak, ailing children. he-
cause of the beef and cod liver Wt"-
tons iron and manganese liver pct)-
tones and glyceroplIOspliates which it
contains. and as it is without oil or
grease, children love to take it.
Frank H. Baxter, South Norwalk.
Connecticut towns.
line feed.
1379 Main Street
Opposite the Lyric
Theatne ‘ A
iticing it great quantity of his high grade Rugs, l.iit' Hills
”is proposition to us was most attractive and our Rut, ttr\""'
crlul goods they arc, too—liavc been arriving all wt:_ :md,
Your Share ' it
~ 9x12 Royal ’!
$27-50. “OW $18.98 Wilton Rugs— . it
Value $50—Now I is
$30.00, now $21.48 It
it»,
Vinol is especially'efficient in build-
Also at the leading drug store in allI
thanks to Landlord O'Sullivan for the‘
___._..——-
Fownes Kid
Gloves
$1.50
l
Trimmed Hats at
For this occasion we have assembled man
fashionable shades. '
l _ ti, -.>
“Sale Of Shapes
_ $1.00-$l.25-$1.49-$1.
i
t
$1.49, $1.95. “WM, ".0103"
Featuring a Collection'of
$2.49--$3.95--$4.95
y smart new Hats in the
95
We will place on sale Saturday one of the largest lines of
Shapes ever shown in the city. A collection of the smartest
Shapes of the season, specially priced for Saturday $1.00, $1.25,
$8.95—512.95-—$l$.95 to $60
STYLES
many are inter-lined.
~Ah-k».- a; A.
MATERIALS
livia Cloth, Zibelines. Mixtures and Novelty Materials.
WINTER COATS FOR WOMEN
These Coats include the choicest of this year’s models. many
of them being adaptations from the Imported Models, modified in
some cases to meet the demands of the American Woman.
Loose. semi-fitted, self-trimmed, fur-trimmed and "in the
smartest lengths. Newest of collars. cuffs. pockets and befits.
Sleeves set-in or raglan, half-lined. lined throughout, unlined and
Plush, .Velour dc Nord, Silks...W0ol Velour, Boradcloth, Bo-
$22.5ll—$25 to $50
VELOUR CLOTHS. BROADCLOTHS
GABARDINES AND WHIPCORDS.
WOMEN’S TAILORED SUITS
25 Extremely Smart New Models
Autumn Taillcurs of decided distinction developed in fine quality.
Many are trimmed with the fashionable furs while others. with-
N-r \If V"V’VVVWWWWW~V W'V'v it”.
1; RUES— 4'6X6'6 Axmin- ll out for are desi ed to be worn with fur sets Coats are w ml
’ ‘ t Ru 5— . . ' . . ' 3" Y
. :3: $20—- 1 I4 ,9x13 Axminster Rugs ,valuc $37.50, now $24.48 90:?“ $Eo—Now . ll interlined and Sil‘likli‘ned. Skirts are the very newest lines.
,1, Seamless Ta cstr Brus- 9x12 Velvet Seamless Rugs, value $30.00, now $19.48 . ' ll /
ls Rugs— p y 6x9 Ax$§lister u‘ FUR TRIMMED SUITS $12095
Blue 324— 1 6 48 9x12 Velvet Seamless Rugs value $32 50 now $21 48 Rugs— ue ll - .
. - , . . SIS—Now - Ver S coal for flu S t d '
°w’- . ' ' II' Y D S 3!" fly
1 r \ l
. . M Iad'cv’ dM' ’AllW P ‘ ' ' '
W ' . ‘ _ . l . l . an isses ool oplm Fur Trynmed Suits in
. amt-6 Axminster Rugs 23514 "to vim Moss” 8 INLAID LINOLEUMS MAg’iiitasiiii‘iii‘ri‘iNs 9! navy, black and COpen; guarantee linings. Very special, $12.95.
'1 . $2.00, n)\v .. . - ‘
glue $33.00. now $25.00 (f 1211f ' \ . ( 1 r ‘l‘up 4 Value $I.oo yd. ‘ Fluitliihlc forI f‘nvl. rtliom, 3':
. 3 my itl. .- xntins c \ rs. , ' 'd int ‘ \vory am 0 mm . , '
RATTANIA RUGS m, $401,. "0“. $198 .\ow ........ 68¢ .\ - Rm $2.50 (“mm $ it ¢
. . . ‘ - . - ' , \ V ', ,- , v . ' .
. cry 1km; and “Strong. 30x72 in. Axniinstcr hugs, \ .ilue SL3; _\d. “0“ ----- g - ‘ ' :' ' ' ‘ I 75 9". ~
liadc m- m- mi $3.48 xow ....... $1.00 ya. M Sim (W W it Broad Cloth Suits $15.95
9km size, val. $3.50, now 27x54 in. .r\.\;minstcr Rugs, ‘ l‘ 319‘; puma!“ ’! . . 6, . '
$9.98 val. $1.00, now $1.98 VERY FINE JAPANESE “13“,} 3 " $2. 25 n lime qualite}:i alll oolbliroadcloth Suits, With guaranteed linings,
- ' ..... ‘ - - - - -- - ’ t ur trtmm c0 ors, ac , nav '
6x104) size. val $10. now 27xho in, .\xllllll.~'lt‘l‘ Rugs, MATTING RC2. 33,75 “Mama ’3 Very special, $5.95. Y and COP“, r€guiar value 320.
$7.48 val. t 500, now 32-93 now ............. $3.00 93 .. ' .
s. ‘- ~ . - . - . ': Inc 300 yard Rc r, t24.00 Curtains, ll
, n n 5120. \‘letlt‘ tattoo. now 30er in. Mottltd Sm} rna \ I. . . L “ . n ‘ 13 95
' $7.98 Rugs, val. $3.00. now 31-59 30W --------- 24¢ )"l- ""W """"""" $3315 ’! I us Odts '
‘ . I: S VZc will place on 531; a special line of Plush Coats for this
, I, atura'odvl ti8.Vr' 'l$r
. , o o , y. g o aucsa e y schia 3.95.
Em SW“ 'Other Big Values on Our 86th $11Clufl0meres i ~
65c CLOTHES BASKETS A . S 1 I! ~\
Now ””1". 39¢. l'lIllVGI'SE-I'Y a e p GoldCIT Oak with heavy plate 1;: Quality Shop
Our New Line of $19.75 BUYS COMPLETE BEDROOM OUTFIT mirror and wood knobs Oti draw— a . ‘ - ,. - .. - ' W
‘ COMFORTABLES COHSlSllll" Of \\‘llllC Cl'lillllCl ll‘Oll l)C(l, golden oak (ll‘CFSCT, CI‘S. __ 9! L l Ml‘. Blol‘e at once notified Dl‘.‘1]ine B. Bugg—E‘ast H A ,
, ainpton was
. _ _ h . . - 7 fl “Ulols‘ll [SCAPES , , William J. Tracey. who responded wire-elected president of the Wti .
.5 Just arrived—these too. Slicc- highly polished, with hem). plate mirror. an all iron sant- Now for $6.48 I. the call and rendered medical aid, “I“:Christian Temperance Union atmetlii‘;
, . ., . . .- _._ _ .1 .. ; , ill d ed-tll in . it re- ;
Tgopmggsiiimngsttgiis saletéyso, lat." SPrlllfs' and 50” 101’ "mum“ and ‘1 QUML‘" 0““ cane ii AHER SIRMING w0MAN mgcfiolloel‘he hOZDltglirfivhggfzge is:figdltlloilefiaotxlieoliilirdi,41lgldallrlinlll‘i'; g2:
$4-25 and $4.50 values seat chair. A great bargain. . i' :_. ii ‘ D ‘ i . - ‘ .ggmc‘gfilgfgy 81:63,?“ 3 Emma?” ; 32;: hggnsrfggstlonal church. ' Miss
01' 31-75, $2.00. $2'50- $330! Value $30.00 ‘ ressers f! i” . I i. ' N6 trace of the reckless nimorisliion, Evasere-e'lecigdozhrgésfofidingaggl
$360. $3-75 . “P - ' 2! while passing Green’s Corner last who “3.8 ”sway“? for ”38 “t on “”‘l’let‘flI‘Y. and Mrs. Mary A- Gallup, Til
- Il' hlv )olished Golden Oak with It levenfng about seven o'clock on her '“ho‘m’lm m stbp after 1‘ had taken} Scotland, “’33 ”fleet“ recording
Good, W¥$la§d°ierv1ceablc HOUSEHOLD RANGE CLUB NOW FORMING. IS '2'] 3| tway t0 the moving pictures, Mrsdplace, has us yet beenpdlscotered. ‘secretary. .111 place of Mrs. Nellie
' Iz ' .F- ‘11 t '11- r, ' i Pa nd ,‘ of Broad street, was‘ , .9339“ 0’ Willimanvtic, W110 resigned,
$10 DOWN, $2.00A \VEEK'. Icm 1.”, 0 II l:::d::ly dterucll: dOwn by- “ speedingiNEw HAVEN MAN. HEAD- - Hits. Nellie R. Arnold was elected to
. " inutomobiia and hurled violently into or ELECTRIC RAILWAYsi 0 0 ca 0 ressurer. nvta om!
BLANKETS , . E » . 1 Born F mi bin 8 50C NOW For H d f! rln’ as it result of the ' ‘ ‘ ililere gnawed ftroni the uniolns iit iivm
e , , ‘ . . .— ‘ '
$2 to $14 Values . For Splendid Ideas in conomica e u s g . ll glam-3;, :umcmrzed can” bone,abad Elggtofihggcoggz. Eddiégcémgm “ngmrd and Mid dleiown to hold the .
$1.50 to $12 our 4-Room FUN-“bed Apartment on the Fourth F199“ -' a» 37'4‘8 ' A ll .scalp wound and a terribly lacerated review of the industry by’ Frank J‘l negtlconyention... . . , ~ -‘ > ‘ i
\ . . lander law. The driver or the ma- Spmgue, who promoted and bum the 8 Ella ea_ to the national conven-n » t :.
CONVENIENT TERMS
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’1
_ fl" ' ' . : . 3 :‘ Sr ‘ "
. -: {J .‘éé‘. ” a; ; ‘ .r- j;
. i‘ a 8+" " r,
chine after striking the woman added
H lzresterxspeed to his car and escaped
j {unnoticed from the scene of the-mis-
. tbsp, without stopping
9“ {whether the pedestrian was injured or
t} not.
in...
H ling'tpe'oomdr
‘tlrst' commercially successful trolley !
line in Richmond. ‘13., in 1888, were:
the'features of yesterday's sessions of g
the annual convention of the Amert-i
can Electric Railway Association. i
L. .S. Storrs, president of the Con-£01,010“
nectlcut Coptpzny, isle; Hives, wast!“ Steo
‘ arid chosen ms do i an . . urr . field co
- .mvghglhfi':m2i¥hms m°Wumm‘ '” "MW!“ mw' Made
to discover
So ,tlmo'after the scolding!“-
artl mono! Aiken street. was pass:
rtr'ft‘om
tlon at Indianapolis were elected ah .
followa: From Hartford county-‘4Mrs.' " “ '
A. C. Fltts, of Warehouse Point; from
New Haven county—Mrs. Emily, ,C.
Scott. of New Haven; from New-- Loir-
Idon county—«Mrs.
J. _A. Randall, .ol:
; front whildglleiiaxmcopptxa-ddn. nit}:
lo, c: magnum; from Fairs 3:. 'f’
ty—tltra. quibblmi'ot
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