‘ "it“ hither; hali‘ back. Edward
shun}! rook
cums FARMS
WWOOMOOOOO
.fifflao should be addressed to Tue
‘ e1. Personal letters not desired.
uporintoudcnt Samucl Purdy will
“ ti tho Bi-Ceutonuial oxorciscs of
,fat'bioh/ Ilavon uoxt. wock.
lbnl‘athms worn boinp; mudo in the
burnt mm of tho \‘Vostport Lumbar
‘liibuny's buildings this morning.
.F'..Blhntips. of Louisvillo, Ky., and
Brown. of Now York. were
his yesterday at. tho Wostport lio-
_.lll..ull. S. Wakcman, 01' Comm), is
n to pluco an ordor for an oloctric
lu‘llbmobllc, to tho dolivorcd next
has: »
rodcrick Kompor. .lr.. amt Frank B.
ton. Worn guont ol’ frionds in Wilton
’ovnnlug. ‘iuoy mado the trip by
tile.
'l'S..Wiilialn \l'urdwoil. ot' Sllror-
mine and Miss a. 1.. llradloy. of Nor»
Walk, wcro guosla youtorday of Miss
Elihu (lault. of Stato stroot.
,. Miss Mary lilitt‘llol‘. who has boon tho
guest of Miss (iurrio Saxonmoyor, of
Ritlorsidc ayonuo, for tho past. fow
. of tho younger local
jihrbnmon haw gono snipo shunting
nanny. «The yollow lot: varioty arc
“to plentiful around tho crooks and
dilution in this vicinity.
Mitts Hutic ll. Ilradloy, of Saugatnck,
yesterday for Now Ilavou wlioro
he will ho tho guost of hor uuolo
Nderick Iloldon. Miss Ilradloy will
Itiiunu tho Hitlontonniul of Ynlo.
largo quantity or sowor pipo was
buttered at tho rosidouoo of E. It.
' lit. in tho Word. cud this morning,
null. Bl‘otlu‘ra. ’l‘ho pipe. will bo
M in building" a sowor from tho
Elliptic.
,fiildhn L. Snvonmoyor. who Is stop-
lpim'g with his aunt. Mrs. Whitney. of
mitosnhighwny, and atlouding school at
bat plnco. will spond tomorrow with
III! parents. M r. and Mrs. li‘rauk Sax
municycr. of Iiivorsido avonuo.
\(ldrpentors and masons aro at. work
[in the buildings at tho town farm. A
Emmilmr of altorntlons will bo mado in-
: binding now root's, now floors and now
malls. ’l‘ho work is undor tho supor-
match of Shorift' i-‘rodoriok Iiompor.
. A cousigumout oi‘ largo grind-stones
‘arl’ived at tho Sauuatuok froitz'bt dcpot
stills week for (I. W. Bradley's axo fat-t,-
‘ pm in Weston, (‘ontrartor (‘Ilarlos P.
' ‘Killunmun's toanrs ('Ill‘ll‘tl tho lllt‘lllStt‘l‘
clones to thcir domination this morn-
ngejvcral loads of largo trap l'tlt‘li woro
hillmpml in the hollown of tho road in
hront‘ol' lilo Sauuatuck postulliro you-
!hrduy and a. coat. of lino trap rock was
ilpreud ovor‘it thin» morning. The
com roilor will makon trip to Sangu-
ink and put it in condition.
Even ghosts and spooks will avoid
appearing around ilubbol & liradloy's
aboard att<31fizorlay,as if. is distinct-
. fuudorstood this morning. that today
was the limo not by the votcran coal
ulster, George Allon. to munch all ror.
filth) the world for unloading coal
Kim a barge by horuo powor. A civil
tlr‘vcteran has board of mo previous
‘0 only; made hr tho famous holstor.
tainted that. ho would not be sur-
rliied if beforo tho your was over that
lessor Allon would unload a hargo
y half minnto.
harm lt‘rodcriok Kornpor was full
IA blluiness this morning in serving
“bpootms on persons to appear in the
.ao'of 0. it}. Swot-t vs. Edward I".
m is and wil'o, ol' Eat-non. which will
Tithe up in tho civil mart. Monday
‘oghlug at M a. m. o'clock before
ll fie Hyatt. 'I‘noso upon whom sub:
' has Wore surrod on woro: noun All-
é and John Whllohoad. of Bridgo
rt," who woro toi‘mory omploycd by
, SWoet: Ahnor ilounou of Stamford
.John Ogdon and i’. Kelly. of East-
" The dispute is over a bill of lum-
.pnrohascd from Mr. Sweet. . '.
I’. took the Saunatuok baseball loom
to a long time to convcrt thoir loam
in utootball loam. but now they have
'atarted thoy aro making rupid
gross and havo mado up tholrrtenm
follows: Full hack. Austin‘ Wake
n; center, William Dooliug: right
lilo. George limo; right half back.
.118. “inhuman; right guard. Kl AI.
‘Heft guard. Allio Allon: left tackle.
illlum Downos: right end, Michael
. ‘ Finch;
r “Ltt'hu‘lf buck. Thomas Gullager; loft
, .
“t‘
. ll. Charles Godfrey. Captain Kl Al-
”ll-pista‘tod this morning that their team
id be willing to take up n collect-
;fgr.‘tho Yunnlnuns to pay for the
[do half; but they could not listen
thmntcc of $15. and all the gate
F El- ‘
liar thirty ghosts woro prcsont at
warty lunt ovoning given by Mr.
livyMrB. lt‘l'odorick liravos at their
. b in Riverside avonue, in honor of
clutching of their son. Arthur
k Bravos. Rev George bleed
\ . . .i puntor of Christ Church. of-
'H'.‘.Ai'tur the christening service,
ndclutlrs were moved to one
' " innkc room for dancing. Which
. you null" 12 o'clock. Refresh-
i‘jijorc sorvrd at 12:30 o‘clock a.
[yachts were having such a
55,, ,‘ Ln thin; they did not depart un-
. ‘ ock‘th'ttt morning. Those prea-
“cue : Mr. and Mrs. Arthiu' E.
r, ml Mrs, Hnrbert u. Bone-
and Vlrs..wuliam Montaion.
my nuts. and Miss nose
The ’rfollowing ghosts were
find: (too (lob: Mr. and Mrs.
" .Mr. and Mrs. Weatcott.
Martina" and Louisellub‘:
i
,t r. . . . ‘
.. Luv MEMORIAL.
7 y ., bor’ ills—Tho llllnola
log I“ the National, McKinv
Montague of organizing
Instato.‘ Gorernor m-
‘ . , citation vicururesa‘
ll monitor; II. have"
":,~'~ inflation yl‘ , It -'
, atom “KW
Association has been -
fwwm
Hand mm
The "so of Iuhuloru. douchcs.
sprays. valves and uowdors for catarrb
la a nuisance and Iuoonvcnlcnco at tho
host and cannot compuro with anti-
acidic rcmcdlou In tablet form for in-
ternal use.
Internal remedies are the only ones
which can really reach the scat of the
disease which is in the blood and local
application can no more cure catarru
than rheumatism or kidney trouble.
tho oxoosniva scorotion In nose and
throat bring local umnifostatlons 01' a
«low scaled poinon In tho blood.
Stuart‘u t‘atarrh‘d‘ublcts. tho most
:mocosaiui of tho. various Internal roar
odlos. Is compound principally of high-
ly conccntrntcd untisoptics, which do-
stroy tho catarrh gorms In tho blood
and causes them to be eliminated
through tho natural channols.
Prourcsslvo physicians use and ad-
vlso Stuart's Caturrh Tablets because
thoy contain no col-nine. no opiate. no
onervuting drug whatever, but are
composed of Guuincol. Ilydrastln. Rod
(lulu and similar caturrh antiseptlcs.
and arc so safe aml pleasant that oven
little ohildron may uso tIu-m with ex
coliout results.
Catarrh uniforms who bavo waslod
limo and monoy on local applicatinuu
should not dispair of a rudlral curo nn~
til a trial of Stuart's Putarrh Tablets
has boon mndo.
A oomploto trontmont may bo pur-
ohascd at any drug store for fifty routs.
017 it)
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Summary of the Week Made by the
Commercial Record.
NICW HAVEN. Ootobor lllw'l‘hc
«ummury ol' rcal oatuto transactions of
'l‘bo (‘onuuorotal lit-cord for tho out"
rout wook makos tho following show-
iuijz .
Solos Mortuauos
Now Iluvou. 334.150
Wont llavon. I. 4.984
Hartford. 23 RtHR'f
ilridgoport. I0 34.325
Watorbury. l3! 33.581
lioridou. 5' 7.050
Now Britain, Btl 42....id
Norwich. I! 0.000
Now lioudon, R 3.065
Middiotown. ‘2 .
Norwalk, it 4475
l'.)anbury. ‘1 2.500
'I‘ho transactions of tho Ilnrtfnrd
:mdNi-w llavou rloariug houso for last
wotik worn as follows:
I901 1900
Hartford. $3.0M.le 32.305.626
Now Huron. 1.620.612 1.482.805
(‘omparod with tho sumo week of
last your. Hartford shows an Increase
of 23.5 por cont. New Haven 9.3 per
cent.
TRAINMEN RETURN TO WORK.
Had The Chicago And Southwestern
and Midland Tied Down.
bII'Nt‘IE. October lilw'l‘ho shop and
Irainmon who have had tho Chicano it
Soutbwostorn. Midland railroad oom-
motoly tiod down for seventeen days.
havo arccpted tho proposition to re-
turn to work and trains will start at
noon today on sobodulc limo. 'l‘rnfl‘lb
Mannzcr Stophons has been solar-ted
as tho agont for um workmen and they
are to rocoivc'. the whole receipts for
mortar: the 200 cars of froight. until
the boiatod any car shall arrive within
tho next. two weeks when the com»
uany will assumo management of tho
road. In the mountime it will be on-
cratod on tho co-oporativo plan by all
mou directly lntorostcd in tho mover
moat of the trains.
ONE TRAMP KILLED.
Collision on the Iron Mountain Road
Mokes Worst Wreck In Years.
ST. LOUIS. Mo. October 19w'l‘he
Worst wrook on tho Iron Mountain for
many yours ooom-cd nounfmfloto; Mo..
'ast uiuht at, It o’clock. bethen a
nm‘th-bound passonzor train and u
~touth-lioimd fast froightvtraiu. In which
one person. a trump. was killed. and
'nothor tramp with him hathujnrcd.
Engineer J. Econ was badly injured
and several passoncorrs and/‘trainmcn
worn badly bruised and injurod.
’l‘ho wreck was caused by the freiuht
train leaving De Soto yards before'tho
passenger train. which was three hours
and thirty minutes late. had urrlvcd.
TORRINGTON CIVIL SUIT.
TORitiNG'I‘ON. October lib-A novel
out of a civil nature bus’boen inn tut»
od by Sarah M. Pond. of this once.
against William .I. Iiutimcr. of Derby.
a former rostdeut here. Damages to
the amount of 80,000 are claimed by
the plaintiff. and property of the de~
l‘endant to that amount was attached
Thursday. The suit In returnable to
tho. November torm of the Superior
Court. A year ago Latlmer. In com-
pany with the plaintiff’s husband. went
on "a Imntinc trip in the Maine woodu.
mistaking his friend for a door, hull-
mer fired at Pond. the bullet resulting
in his death. It was pronounced an ac-
oldont. and no criminal proceedings
followed.
SECURED VALUABLE PtUNDER.
MENDOTA. it. October l9-l3ur~
vlars raided this city Inst night. eaten
tu'r sovernl houseu and securing valu-
ablu plunder. cveral‘ citizens had a
tight with the b rulers and in the me«
too. Special Policeman J. H. Farrow.
was shot and instantly killed and
Charles Kehm. another citizen. was oe‘
vercly Injured. The burglars escaped.
Citizens are controlling the country In
all directions for two gunmen.
. ‘ OLD REPUBLICAN DIM).
. CEDAR, FALLS. at. October rut-
.i’atnri-“uolondh Is dead. titted seventy- .
eight you". He was ,u delegate to. tho . ‘
Republican . oonvonfloni‘ 7
Nationol'
whichronominoted Ltnooiunnd‘drenr‘:
served (omen y g. on the ’
traumaomhe . “ '
Railroad.
ALASKA ouknanirmcuieen.
PORT TOWNSEND. Wanna. . Oc-
toner , neon-muting million!
wigs}; fi‘Vfl mmiorcfuwnd Ala
“.160“ .1
Central
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\ New London.
Next Thursday the Iranian Auxiliary
Y. M. '(3. A.. State contraption, will be
bold in New London. and the ladies of
that city’s auxiliary have their hands
full of bnuiuesu making.r the final pro-
purutiuns for the entertainment. of de-
legates. who arc expected from all
parts of the state.
The sessions of the state convention
will begin 'i‘huruday ut the Flat Bun-
tlst church. The afternoon session on
Thursday will be of a public nature.
An interesting feature of the con
vontlou will be the reception to bo
held Thursday evening at the it. M. (i.
A. gymnasium. 'I‘hc stoic olflcers and
local auxiliary, will roccivc. 'I‘Iu'
proscnt executive committee of the
state auxiliary is made no as follows:
Mrs. David Strong. Winstod. chulrv
man; Mrs. A. 'I‘. Richards. Hartford.
vice chairman; Miss E. 1.. Famous.
Tbompsonvlllo. secretary; Mrs. A. (.3.
Bushnell. New Huron. treasurer; Mrs.
Iilmlly L. by, South Norwulk; Mrs.
George E. Somers. Bridgeport; Miss
.Houso. Torrlngton; Mrs. J. H. Bush»
ncll. Norwich: Mrs. Lorenzo l.Itch~
Iicld. Willimantlc.
Arrangements have boon compiotod
for furnishing meals in tho vostry of
the First Baptist church and tho com-
mittee Is ongngcd in securing the
remaining accommodations for oVor
night that are needed.
NEW HAVEN DEPOT-"FREPARED.
For the Coming Great Yale Bicentenni-
al Celebration.
The Union depot of the oopsolidutod
railroad in Now Haven to fully prepar-
od for tho grout rush and traffic which
will take place on the three days of
the Yale Ill-centennial celebration noxt
wcok. in the ladies'cnd of the depot
an extra ticket office has been placed.
and in which two “men will bo station-
od. On tho. platform ‘ia another large
coop, ovcrhcad of Which is a largo
sign: “Information Buronu." In this
from two to four mon will be plnocd
and kopt there day and night. answer-
lmr the many nucstious and directly
strangers about the city. The station
has been very prottly docuratod with
hunting and flags. There will be start
ing with Sunday morning. a number of
portcrs will be. placed about. the do-
nut to carry tho dross suit cases, etc.
and giro what information may be
askod of them. Extra bootblaoks have
also been pressed into sorvico. Sporlnl
trains will run to Now York and all
orthor important cities. stopping at the
small way stations. So far one new
poliocmau has boon addod to the rail-
road force. and It Is stated on pretty
good authority that, detectives and
moro oxtras will be on duty. In tho
motauruut dopurtmcnt more wuitcrs
and waltrosaos have boon unlisted. 011
he wholo. llbc ofilcors of tho company
llavo mado lwrfcot arrangcmonts to
handle the largo crowd cxpcotod. 'l‘ho
Fair Haven and Wcatvlllo roan will
koop on oxtra oaro running from tho
dopot to tho rumpus all day.
'dUST ANSWER IN TWO WEEKS.
'I‘ho suit which has boon lustitutod
y I). Shorwood ’l‘horpe. of ii‘airfiold.
uminst tho Bridgoport Business Mon 1:
Association. for “0.000 damages for
Ill allogod conspiracy. came up at tho,
:bort caloudar sension in the Suporlor
‘onrt. ycstorduy on a motion ot‘
indginont for want of answer. Tho
winintift’ somo time ago filod a com-
ulaint alleging conspiracy in that tho.
Bridgeport Business Men‘s Ausoclation
'iad conspired against him by puttiua:
him on the “black list" or list. of por-
=ons who do not pay thoir bills prompt.
ly. kept by the association as a mutual
:uidance and protection In givmg
‘rcdit. No answer has been made to
the complaint and. Attorney Daniel
Davenport. for Mr. Thorpe asked a
judgment. Attorney A. ll. Floors ap-
peared for the Business Men‘s Assoclu~
tion and was directed to file an answer
in two weeks.
SANFORD—BATTERSBY.
Henry Sanford. 2d. only son of Pro-
fessor Simona Sanford. of the Yale dc-
pnrtment of music. and a woll known
resident of Bridgeport. and grandson
of Henry Sanford. was married on
Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock to
Grace Battarsby. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Aiznmora Hamilton Buttorsby. of
Shocpshend Bay, 11. l. The ceremony
was performed at, the home of the
bride by the Réi'dohn‘ll. naturally.
and immediately after tho cercmony
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford left on an ex-
tended wedding tripl—
FIRE m FURNITugc ”one.
NEW YORK October Ill—A fierce
Ilre burned for two hours today in the
furniture store of 8. Bunmon. & Bros"
at. the corner of Sixth avenue and
West Fifteenth ittmet‘nnd the firemen
placed the loan at. honor). The loss
was said to be ful protected by In
aurunce. The hull ing wan a seven-
»:tory structure and it. required all the
llromen and apparatus called by three
alarms to control and stop tho tire.
LOWELL BANKS STILL RUIN..ING
LOWELL. Mum. October Ill—Busi-
ness at the Merchanta' National Bank
from which 'i‘elior Alfred G. Smith and
Bookkeeper Lewis K. Bwift. are mino-
‘nz. opened briskly today.but there
was no indication of a run. President
A. G. Pollard said this morning that
there win no change.“ the situation.
mxporte are still working on the book:
but the official: Mina to state tho
amount mining , the funds.
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PROMI‘IIINTaflAUDN DIAD.‘ - -=
‘ NEW .BRATAIN. October III»-
Geum Tyler. one of the molt mutin-
‘iltm this 3.5m. gmuudvruflfzm
0!. Manon. o Vfl-l lawn '_ .,
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Prominent Walton Woman to Men In' .
Jennie M. Curtis, Derby: Mrs. A. I..‘
'PAsoeuoem on » PHILADELPHIA.
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and condom maroon: of ‘lu oi
entitmmlntlilu state.“ vacuum . -
at’ his home ln‘Vlne “unfit. all our]? '
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1- Overworked Women.
Fatigue is the natural result of hard work, but ex-
haustion results from weakness.
Hard work for a weak woman its traffic in flesh and
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iii if
It makes little difference what the field of work is,
whether at. home or elsewhere, if there is weakness, work
brings exhaustion.
Ability to stand the strain of hard work is the privi-
‘ lege of the healthy and robust.
' How our hearts ache for the sickly women that; work
for daily bread at some ill-paid factory employment I
How distressing also to see a woman strug lin with
her daily round of household duties, when her ac and
head are aching, and every new movement: brings out a
new pain I .
. It the more looking on at these sufiering women
.' touch» our hearts, how hopeless must life be to the wo-
men themselves I' ‘
. Their devotion to duty is a heroism which a well
pemn cannot understand.
.. Clan theseniling, weak women, who are called upon
to do work which would tire a strong man, be made to see
that they can easily and surely better their condition!
-~ Will not the volumes of letters from women made
.. strong by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
. convince them of the virtues of this medicine I
., How_sba.ll the FACT that it WILL HELP THEM be
made plain I -
, When a medicine has been successful in more than a
. million cases, is it; justice to gout-self to say. without trying
. it, “ I do not. believe Ill woul help me ”I
_ . barely, you cannot wishtoremuin .weak and sick and
11 ed, exhausted with each. doy'uivork. You have
' .da ngemont, of. the feminine or aim, and Lydia
gmmuk um’e Vegetable Common will help you just
.‘ us‘nurél as it has others. . y .
". Bend _ the letters from; womoniin the opposite column
;.I;hgo. ground when you go to yonrdmg store to buy
. Later . medicine. do not lot yourselfgbqpmuodod to
Ii 1.
did QPIn
ll 35 't’s own ‘valuoleae' ”no became it
who cheaper than MW 11
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' at. times It seemed in though I should die. I
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Evidence of. Mrs. Pinkham’gi‘Citrcs.
Dun MM. Prunu:-.-One year ago I read 3 letter In a. r tell-
ing how much good one woman bud derived from Lydia E. filliehem'l
,.-.. ‘ Vegetable Compound. I had been sick all winter
‘ ‘ and was nearly discouraged, as the medicine the
doctor gave me did me no good. I Ind kidney com-
r
‘ pinlnt, .leucorrhmu, itching, bearing-down foelin ,
' and painful menstruation. ,1 wrote to you descrifi
ing my trouble and soon received an answer tellin
me what to do. I followed your Instructions, ans
‘1 .- have taken nine bottles ofVe cable Compound
and used one garbage of Hunt ve Witch and one
)1: ._ lag: of IIirilv‘or lllllu. t1 h?! wollflnow, donot have
, ~ one u up. II t mont yporlod.but.cnn
.,// fl work ell dsy, no that 1 never could do mu I
l‘ gr p began taking the Compound; I cannot praise the
, =— . . »*_ ’ Complaint! toovhighl . I doho .eve nnflerin
~ ., woman will lelrn 0 men es on be on
u I have been. I With nllrnuoeeas to t. e Com nd: tit. he: done
wonders for me and I on Io Wolf—MRS. GE IE KELLOGG. Ber-
lin Heights, Ohio. ,
"Dun Mus. Putnam—I wish to let on know that I. III: B.
Pinklmn’l Vexeublo Compound has cured lie of painful menstyruutlon
from which I entered horribly. 1 reel! believe that. I would be Inune
to-da if it had not; been for our mod clue. I cannot probe our Com-
polinthenou bandlflooluuti all wbzntufgfrozin 103$)?“ lanai:
pu emw van on or our. on o vr r. the
relief. "—MISS K. n. HOLTEB. Mt. 0Uvor.’Pimbm-1. PI. y
" Dun Mus. Pink“ :--Iftor eight your! Ibovo Inflated with Inlan-
motlon of tho womb and bladder, profuu and Indoctrination. uni
but. seemed to fell eve your A abort. time ‘ 2': ”than” din.
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B. aim] :nvmrhlo all-5"“. onyd, fill: 552:“? wom'lg'tul
mot no. Mn I we mun. our audio ’
friend.“—-—MR8. L. L. l‘OWNE, Littlouon, N. 3. ° women . beat
“ Dun MM. mennuz—I suffered for nix you-I. umtimeo being
unable to get about It. oil. It muted to no no though I could not live,
and i did not. cure to. I had womb trouble. manta trouble. leuwrhmu.
backache, was nervous, and bad no ambition. uobllged to give u
my trade. I tried throe’dootorl, but the did me no good, so I thought.
would'try Lydia E. Pllkllll'l Vlmhk Co ISM» ldld no. Ind I
I.”
felt: better after the anthems, and b the than I had taken six I was
able to rename my work
Compound."-MBB. an
In.
I nlvm praise your Vc ctuble
A» ”Va.
I I
R08 vELL. Ch ncotouzuo Island.
. “ but Mu. humus—I wu dole hr .
seven em without any relief. mama mot-
ed by vm at the vary» but Couture In this city.
All . ,
, "m Immortal:
. ‘ claim -'I‘ho
pollutants-ll myllolmeu‘nndt ital continuity
' t mil. Sometime-I
he loved. but: never . .
vv get so exbnn Ind chart of bruit:
that. I would notknmv. Hod . 1.
’ vb ”momma“? . OWnylrorglfi
with um“ wow-alga mam 1m
, _ .‘l O. . 0 .
fine-'8 “Mud «troll ‘
a1. 0.1::th have [shed tmtgmveu pound! .
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WAIMM WOW.» uuu‘linwalo. ’l‘nxu.
Norwalk Chronicler