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was Tron 1'
SA nail TUCK
GREENS FARMS
II I All business communications for
"this office should be addroued to T be
Gontlnel. Personal letters not desired.
W...
Eugene Kinney visited friends in
'FBIIIIthpoN Sunday.
W. ll, Snub-cs etitertaIIIed friends
‘4 ' ' I
Igl‘t‘ol‘tl lirIdgeport bunduy.
I’niutcrs are at Walk on the house of
liltiwnrd ICIWIIIIII. of Compo.
.Suutltty a forty-hours‘ devotion was
. Ibognn in the church of the Assuu‘tp
gtlon.
...
.W Miss M Curtis of Strutford ls visit
“ jlng her uncle. lIIIIlII llI".eItiIIe at his
"Greens Farms residence.
The selecttnen Int-t yesterday after-
iiotin and after IIuIliIInu town bills for
‘IIIIIIIIIed some plans tot" the winter.
Sidney S, liuonII \vI-III llshing yes
Itm'tluy and returned home with 28
tuttokertd caught near IlII- mouth of the
river.
lloyt of lhIIIbIII"y. is
family of W. ll. liIII"I'.
reIIIIIin during the
Minn Mlllllit‘
the. guest. of the
whore she wiII
Week.
Edward Clark has secured a position
in the case shop of the ICIIIbaInIeI‘s
"Supply t‘o.. and begun his duties there
yesterday.
Saturday the selet-tnII-II appointed
Edward Allen II constable for the Sun-
Ratuok district. This is not III I". Allen‘s
first term III IIIllI-e
New I‘llitIIIIcys are being. built IIII illl‘
l'eslIlence of II. \YIIkeIIIuII. I‘IIIIIpII.
Cnptnin “(‘illlt‘)‘ IIt' ntilllillltll‘l was in
town yesterday on business.
'I‘lIrcc IlIilIII"I II of I‘aiIiI- II IIIII"IIII.'IIII
me (In lllf' sII II list. the Inn gIt-Ii. illt'
reported victims of typhoid fever. the
duly sIIfl'eI'iIIt: front |llit‘llllltllll:l
During III tolu I Ilteie \\"I II‘ l"l‘l IIIIII II
Al the ’iown I-"leIlI‘ s rItl'II t‘ il\l III Itths
and five llllll'l'lllgt‘h‘. thus for returns
have been made for only too births
The reorgaitized \‘IIIIIIIIIIIII t'oIItlIIIll
eleven is preparing for II benefit social
that will be given III . III old t‘IIthIIlII"
(‘Ilttrt‘li the owning of November ll.
Judge D. It. llIIIdl v Is having the
probate tIilIcc IIIIIIsfoIIIII Il. .\ new
i ask. new table and do reused iIII‘ IlItiI- '2:
make, the othte IIIIII ll IIIIIII lltllllliilit'
than heretofore.
Selectman (‘IIIIIy {Hill It IIIIIII: of llit‘ll
started work on the depot road Sauna
tilt-ll. It was IIIIIIIv iII llt‘t'tl III' IIttI-II-
lion. but the boss of lllt' roads couldn't
get to it sooner.
Sheriff Kcntpcr opened up the town
it"ul yesterday with four inmates
Thus far Ito selection has been made
by him of an assistant and cure If
those at the flil‘lll is added to the
Sheriff's otiIcI"~ duties
Some trouble III the I-lI-I-II"iI- light
station. Sunday night. all the town III
"darkness afII'I" Itl o'clock. .Iust Wlldl
the difficulty was no tillt‘ appeared to
know but at llll‘ church of the Assump
tion mhcro confessions were being
heard as well as other places w"hete
the lights" “I I"I- being used lumps had
to he lIrotleII into seI v.ite
l W
‘ The nomination of Attorney Mark
Leon. as delegate to the l‘onstitntionul
convention. Saturday night. came III
the nature of II surprise. It was con
fidently believed .Iloses .Sherwood
would have been the choice; he was
the selection of the town committee.
:nnd was believed. even by Republicans
"to be the man to combnt Rufus Wake-
:mnn.
"‘ The old schooner l-Icnry llcmseu
formerly of Bridgeport. but for some
time the. property of Captain William
Allen. lies off the Snugatuck draw-
bridge. anchored It is said for good.
"Useful In her day. the bout is some
thing of an elephant on hands of
its owner and has not been used since.
:eprlng, when It came Into the river and
was anchored where It now lies. No
attempt has yet been made to dis-
"mantle it, but what little there is of
use aboard will probably be put ttndI-r
Oliver before winter nets in. The
‘nuhooncr Is a large one and there Ilp
pears to be no market for Its sole.
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. ? NEW8 OF CORPORATIONS.
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‘.J.'IH. Burr a. Company. of Hartford,
, filo. Articles of Incorporation.
HARTFORD. November ll»-Al"licch-I
' of llIc0rpoI".IItioII have been filed with
ho accrcttuy of state. of .l. ll. liurr &
., lucorpotttted of this city The
Juanita! block is 5:: 0.000. of which s2.
is paid in cash and the balance
,rnperty. The business of the firm
II and commercial printing. lllho
lug, cic‘ctrotyplng. cnqrnvinx and
red kinda of workuf the capital
I, . Hubert S. King hits 800 shares.
~. 5. Burr, 290 nlinroo and it. I.
IJ’W. 10 shares. I‘Idtzur S. Burr III the
”out. Hubert 8. King, the secre-
uund treasurer. These and Mr
. form the directors.
’ rout: Brothers. of Clinton. have
The
{0. The incorporators are Char
’ I View“. George II. kaoff III.
. lull “If. stereos all of the town
oIAgpoMMEthI-II. TRAVEL.
no tax RIPIALED.
MW 38.. November Se-Tbe
BUFFALO Blipl- SHOW ARRIVRE
Two Cato-Imphel But Mr. Hutchinson
Reports a Good Year.
Aftet one of the most. successful
sent-Ions in its history the Buffalo Illll
“lili West show has attivod III its
llllllll‘ in Bridgeport. With the excep
tion of the horses. all of the parapher-
nalia reached here last. week and the
onk of storing It away in the winter
quarters In the western part of Btldgc.
pott. II; now nearly completed.
The large number of horses used In
the production have been turned out
In pusttue after the usual custom. in
Pcnnsylvuthn. The herd is consider-
ably IedIII-ed owing to the fact that
Hill heads. IIII hiding one of the hands
some animals used by t‘.ol Cody. were.
killed in the accident. lit‘ill' Lexington
N. (T.
This was the second catastrophe
which befcll the show. the first having
III-cured in Pennsylvania early in the
season. but despite this fact II‘. It
Hutchinson. one of the officials of the
company stated that this was It very
good your. one of the best eitperlcnc~
ed in some time.
Continuing Mr, Hutchinson said it
was too early to discuss the plans for
next year. “We are very busy jIIIIt
now." he said. “slowing away the vavt
amount of pIIrIIpbcruIIliu used in the
production."
Owing to the fact that the liarnum
Ill linllI-v circus lti now abroad the
field in this country is left almost eII-
lively to the Buffalo lilll show and the
II‘III"epIItII.IlI circus these being the
largest couIlIiIIIttionI-I of this kind and
for this reason the public flock to see
the [‘lt‘l‘i'til'lllullf‘tv's wherever they ap»
pear.
CLERGYMAN NOW WEARS GOWN.
Interesting Innovation Made in United
Congregational Church. New
Haven.
-\n InteIestiug innovation has been
made in the manner of I()li(lllt‘il.8 the
sctviee In the United Congregational
t‘hIIII h on the I'entIIIl menu. New Hav-
cIII It pertains to the dress of the ofil—
I-iIItIIIp. clergyman. Till the present
time the ordinary dress of the orthodox
clergy/Inuit has been worn. IIII distinct-
ive gown being donned by the clerical
occupant of the pulpit.
l“l‘tilll .Itis time II lIlIII-lI" robe will be
worn by the clvrgynmII. The change
was made by the Rev. Artemus .l
lluyucs .the new pastor of the church.
He III gIIII his local pastorate about It
month ago.
The practice of enduring the pastor
with the lllllt‘li clerical l‘lllit‘. lust lItu
lion in the boiled (‘iIIIrI-h. is not IIII
record III any other l‘oIIgrchItlIInal
church ill Illi> state. it will be inter-
Ivstiniz. to note whether the lead taken
by the l'tIlt-Bd (‘httt'ch will he followed
by the other orthodox ecclesiastical so-
IIIIItits in Connecticut.
.\ lettdiIII: member of the United
I‘hurrh said this illlI-l‘tltltm. III speaking
If the change
‘Tho innovation is not It radical one.
It might more properly be called a
reversIoII to a former practice which
of lili" years has Ilisappeutcd front the
I'IIIIgIcuIItlIIIIIIl pulpits of this country.
ii is retuIIIinu. and some Congregation-
Il pastms of New York and Boston now
wIcII the gown The early Congrega-
tIouIIl clergymen wore it. John Duv—
Iipotl. who founded New Haven. wore
Ill". and it is gradually ('lillllllg back
IIIIII list‘. The gown worn in the l'IIIt-
Il t‘hIIIch is called the Geneva gown.
The introduction of a gown by the
regular preacher is in line with funny
it'li‘lll innovations contemplated and
made III Iunny Congregational churches
with ll view to enriching the service. -
X. I." Haven Register.
THE FESSENDEN DINNER.
It wdl be an Elaborate and Elegant
Affair.
The til'l'IlIlth‘lllI‘lllS for the coIIItIlI.
mentor)" dinner for lion. SIImIIcl lI‘cs
sendcn are well in hand and it promis
es to he II noteworthy occasion. [I will
be given at the Allyn House. Hartford
on Friday evening of this week. Nov
eIIIbI." II. Ex Speaker I]. l., Barbour
will act as toustmaster. and umone
those present front hetenbouts will be
I-x-tloIcInOI liulklev Majoi llarblson
and (‘I eneIol .l P ilnrblson The may
or is one of the committee of arrange
IIIettts. Plates will be set for 225 guests
In the Allyn House dining room. and
If more attend. they will be taken care
of elsewhere and come in time (In
speeches and the social part of the en
tcrtIIIIIntent.
TROUBLE lN DERBY.
Republicans to Content on Ground of
illegal Ballots.
DERBY. Conn. November ti-—~ln the
election here today both parties used
the 3%)43 Inch ticket until 3 o‘clock
yesterday afternoon. when the. repair
llrnns not out another ticket lixblyfi.
which they claim to be the only legal
size. The other size. they declared
wuss illegal and demanded of the. mod
erntorn to throw it out. The latter
refused to do so. but "now out the
lurget size ticket Introducrd by the v.9
pubiicuns in the afternoon of whlth
twenty two wore coat for George. I}.
Clark. The republicans will contest
the clectlon it is said. on the ground
that the twenty-two ballots ctI‘IIt were
the only legal ones. and that Clark ls
therefore elected. McMahon received
540 votes on the smaller ticket.
LONG lBLAND LINERS ARE RUM.
ORED
NEW LONDON. 0mm. November II
wIt III reported that the Pennsylvania
Railroad company It: contemplating the
establishment of a nut .Europoan
transportation system by way of the
eastern end of bong island as original-
ly planned by Austin Corbin. '
According to the New York Timon
the revised plan III cold to contemplate
ItIIltllt Greenport. instead of Montonk
Point as the docking place and the
bulldlnz of II very IIIwat steamship or
oteumIIlIlpI-I to run between Greenport
and Nova Smith. from which point will
depart a swift line of the larger chum
of otmtmtlhlpo for either Liverpool or
Southampton. of possibly It point on
the Irish coast.
Tho trio from New York to Europe
will consume IelII thou five days II III
«III The trio from and to and or Long
lll‘tnllhottom otntwoltomuby M
mum “
Whit?“
L “is" capable
any
such It preparation as
Certainly cure.
it. I.
o
"Quack Modiclnes’“
Medicines." Properly so Called.
“QUACK MEDICINE" is always worthless, often posi-
tively harmful, and generally “Whirled to cure
every ailment, however serious.
“PROPRIETARY MEDICINE,”
IRON-OX Tablets:
the formula of II reliable physician, com-
posed of the finest drugs,and recommend-
ed only for those complaints which it will
Dittingulsh Between
and “Proprietary
worthy of the name, is
’!
They Cure Constipation and Indigestion.
Fifiart‘ublotowin - dainty aluminum box-Twenty~fiva canto.
GOULDEN PHARMACY SOLO.
s. M. Alter. of South Norwalk, Buys
Business In Stamford.
Peter H. Morgan. for five years past
the proprietor of the (lottldeu phar-
many III Atlantic. street, has sold the
stock and fixtures, together with the
good will of the. business. to S. M. Al-
ter. of South Norwnlk. The sale was
cIInstIIIIIIIuteIl a few days I120. and MI‘.
Aller is now in possession of the plum
diary. The purchnher ls‘the proprio-
tor of the (llcndcning & Co. pharmacy
in Norwalk and the Gregory Ill- (To.
pharmacy in South Norwnlk. He Is It
drumtist of long standing
II-uce.
MI". Morgan said that he intended
to lettve Stamford in the course of live
III" six weeks. for l‘olorIIIlII Springs.
Colorado. where he wIll enter the same
line of business. flirtI. Morgan's bro
tlIet" Is a leading physician III Colorado
Springs. and there Is It good opening
IIIIII expcr
there for an energetic and progressive '
business man of Mr
'l‘llc stile of thI‘l
Morgan‘s type
“Inulden pharmacy
marks the departure by MI". Morgan
from It business with which he bus
been associated during the past.
eleven years. He entered the concern
"III II clerk eleven years ago. and by
Ipplicatiou and strut intention to
business won the confidence of his
-IIIponI-rs. Five years ago be lit“
":lfllt.‘ a member of the firm. anti nhort»
lv after the death of the late .l. ll
’louldcn he became proprietor of the
estnbllshmcnt.mStumford Advocate.
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SAINT CHALLENGES MOON.
Elder Robley Asks for Series of De-
bato's.
Elder (Icorue W. Holder, of the lie
organized (‘hurch of Latter Day
Saints. denies several charges which
have been preferred against him. since
the debate at long Ridge on last
Thursday evening. .
When Elder lloblcy was seen by a
reporter, yesterday. he. made the fol-
lowing statement"
“It In an entirely false report about
my shaking my list in Mr. Moon's loco.
I simply pointed my finger at him. and
asked the moderator about bringing a
new subject into the last speech. for
we both agreed that no new matter
should be Introduced in the last talk
It. might have looked to some. of the
audience that. I shook my list but. It III
II mistake. I did not do so.
"I have endeavored to Induce Mr.
Motion to debate with me again. but he
refused I also wanted to have six
debates. this being the first. of the.
scries but i could not. get Mr. Moon to
consent to It."
Elder Roblcv submitted the follow-
Ing resolution which he in very desir-
ous of debuting with any minister of
any church, but would prefer Rev.
t‘. Moon of the Congregational Church
of Long Ridge:
“Resolved. That the Reorganized
(‘hurch of Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints in in harmony with the Church
established by Christ and his apostles
III faith. organization. and doctrine."
Slnged: lcorge W. llobley.
SPREADS LIKE WILDFIRE.
When thinks are “the best" they be.-
come. “the. best selling." Abraham
Hare. II loading IlrIIgglIIt.>of Bollevlllo,
0.. writes: "Electric. Bitten-I are the
best selling hitters l have handled In
twenty years." You know why? Moat
diseases begin In disorders of atom-
ach. liver. kldncyu. bowels, blood and
norms. Electric Bitters tones up the
stomach. regulates liver. kidney» and
bowels. purities the blood. strengthens
the nerves, hence cures multitudes of
maladies. It builds up the. entire dya-
tcm. Puts new life and vigor Into any
weak. sickly. rundown man or woman.
prion 60 cents. Soldlby II‘. H. Baxter.
South Nomolk: John A. Riggs. Nor-
wnlk. Ilrugglats.
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oz‘ntous CARRIAGE ACCIDENT.
Young Couple. White Out Driving.
Thrown to the Ground.
MOOSUP, Con. Noycmber 6—“ a
result of 8 vehicle accident in this
place late Sunday night Gus Morlsney
ht lying at his home critically Injured.
He was thrown, violently from a car.
rinse. with the young woman who or.»
companion him and the latter boulder
toning lilo sight of one eye In the III:-
cidcnt III cold by the phyolclum to be
Injured Internally.
The accident occurred on the Day-
vlllc road near that town and III more
tint-ions In consequence than at. first
suppotod. or. Fountain of Mouton
attended the Injured man cod woman.
Hr ”annoy III one of the balm known
In" to cum: If the
. IIIIIIIII" vIII Into an
on
“WM' the town. treaty
it! fllltel' at Inc M
l diaries.
TURN OVER IN ANSONIA.
Democrats Make a Sweep—Breaker
Defeated.
ANSOINA. Conn. November 0——
Stcpben Charters. candidate for the
lletnocrutlc and Labor party. was chos
en mayor of this city yesterday. by the
largest majority I-vet" cast. for the of
lice. He received 1,389 votes, while
the rival candidate, ntitllllll A. Wood.
Republican. received only 071. There
was practically II turn over throughout
the entire city. the only places carried
by ltcpuhlicuns being those of four III-
Ich'Iuen. with the exception of the
town clerkship. III which Austin I’
Kirkhuut, It III-publlcnn. was (‘llOHt'll
over Emil xalllil‘l' Democrat.
Henry »\ .lIItIlIIII. lll‘llltlt‘l‘lll.
elected city treasurer. having
voles. While l“l‘4‘tl M, llt‘cvv, llI'pIIIIll
can, lIIId 1.38. .llI", III"I-Iv has been I-it}
treasurer for many years.
Another surprise III" the day \\:l:". the
(‘llUllft' (If ll. ’l‘, \YIIISII. tlII" llt‘llltit"l‘lilll‘
candidate for delegate to the constltu
tlonal coIIvI-IIIIIIII. I'llI". Walsh received
bliss votes. while (‘harlcs F. llrooker
WII“
the Itcpuhllcun candidate. had 877.
Dual-Io.
Cocaine rumpcd C. . C. chcr ‘0“ III built
Broom of the color who trio: to all
"somethitgluat as good "
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{COAL MINES DESTROYED BY FIRE
I I‘ liiI‘ITKYlI Nl" ."\'_III. November hm
I’lhc Ilenwr (Itch coal mines that
Sheridan hmc been dcstloyed III fire
The tire is still butning. and as the
homes may follow It void for II great
distance. the mine may". burn for
years. The tire \vas started by Incen-
who saturated sI-I-eI-Itl cars
with oil. set them on fire and run them
down Into the mine. No lives \vI-rc
lost.
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RELIABLE’AND GENTLE.
“A plll's It pill" says the saw. llut
there are pills and pills. You want It
pill which in certain. thorough and gen
tle. Mustn't grips. lichtt's Little
Early Risers fill the bill. Purely your»
table. Do not force but assist the bow.
elo to net. Strengthen and invigorate
Small and easy to take.
Stillson.
".eorgc C.
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RAILROAD OFFICE ROBBED.
BRAINERI). Minn. November II—
The office of Agent W. l). MI-Kny. of
the Northern Pacific Railway was IIIyI-I-
terlously robbed vesterdav of time.
checks. vouchers and pay checks-I
worth several thousand dollars. An
"1" Officer last night arrested 1). II. Rich-
ardson. a brokemun who haII recently
'bcen discharged from the Northern Pn~
clfic sonitarlum in this city.
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THAT THROBBING HEADACHE.
Would quickly leave you, If you used
Dr. King's New Life Pills. Thousands
of sufferers have proved their match
lens merit for Sick and Nervous llcud~
aches. They make pure blood and
httlld up your health. Only 25 cents.
Money back if not cured. Sold by F'.
H. Baxter, South Norwnlk: John A.
Riggs. Norwalk. druggists.
NOTORIOUS SWINDLER AR-
RESTED.
BARCELONA. November il~~At that
request of the German consul general
hero the police have taken Into custody
n man named Esstertncycr. who. the
consul general chums. III II notoriouII
swindlor and has lone been wanted for
numerous crimes In Germany. TIIII
prisoner III know here by the name of
Billlerbolfl.‘ He claims to ho a cltlzell
of the tinitcd Staten. Esstcrmcycr
was mnnilger of the Securities "Ilm‘tllb
for Bank: ,
um-~——_—-—
"rt-II: cuttonau's FRIEND.
You'llhuve II cold this winter. May.
be you have one now. Your children
will no or toot For coughs. croup.
bronchlt of. grip and other winter cont-
oltllntII One Minute Coutth Cure never
fails. Acts promptly. It il-l very plott-
Lnnt to tho taste and perfectly burnt:~
loan. 0. B. George. Winchester. Ky.
writes "Our little girl was nthaultehl
with t‘ronp luiotnlte Mum and was: tin
hoanIe. :de could lutrdly nnrnk. “In,
Intro her It low doses of One. Minute.
Couch Corn. it relieved her Immed-
lately .ond Ithe wont. to sleep. When silo
awoke next morning one had no ohms
of honrnonetss or croup." George l‘..
Sililoon. ‘
LI HUNG CHANG DYING.
PEKIN. November 6.12208 II. “'l.-4
In
tho on we tool with crew.
i
I
'l‘lIIIIc iI-I IIIIIII- (‘tllltl‘rll III this HW-
tlou of IIIeI eIIIIutII IIIIIII Illi othei Ill
aunties put Iogethet . and until the last.
few years was supposed to ho luItIr ‘
ublo. For I1 great many years doctors
pronounced It a. local disease. and pre
scribed local remedies. and by con
stautly failing to I. the with local treat-
ment pronounced It Incurable
Scionc c has ptovcn ratmrh to be. a con-
stltutlonnl disease. tutd thctefore. t-I-
quires constitutional troutmont. Ilall'I".
Cntnrrh Cure. nutnufactured by in I.
Uhctncy & Co. Toledo. Ohio, III the only
constitutional titre on the market it
Is token Internally III doses front ten
(““098 t0 ll lHtHlIooIIful. It acts direct-
ly (I nthe blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. They offer one hundred
dollars for any case it failII to cum.
Send for circulars and testimonials.
Address. it‘. .1. CHENEY & 00..
Toledo, 0
Sloltl by Drugglnts. 7I'Ic.
Hull's Family l’llls are the best.
IMURDERED TRAMP WHO A6-
SAULTED His MOTHER.
l’OliGHKlClflPSlE. N. l'.. November.
ll""”fll|\'h““l lirenunn. aged 23 yours. of
liover l’lains, has been arrested and
charged with the murder of Andrew
Keough. II tramp who he unaudited for
Insulting his mother. Mrs. lirenunn
was returned from work on Saturday
night and Keough and It companion
tried to stop her. She ran home and
her son Joined by some friends started
after the two men at once. When
Brennan found them he knocked both
of them down. Keough landed on his
head when he fell and died III 24 hours
later from the Injury he receiver]. An
autopsy revealed a blood clot on his
lill‘lllll.
TOBACCO SP”
and S M 0 K E
[Mi—I“ Your Lifeowoyl
You can be cum] of any form oi tobacco uslu
clioiiy bI. qudc well strong. Inn IIetII. hull”;
new i (I: and vigor by taking “-70
that nukes weak men : Irong. \IIIIII gulp
IIIII pounds to too Iluys. (II-or ‘00 000
cured. Alidruggisis. Cure. unmIIIcI-I' Boob
fat and adv-III: lit ‘1‘; Acdrcs‘s HWIPRLING
REMEDY I;o.. ct one or Now you. 151
SUES FOR $10,000 DAMAGES.
II ”\ll’l‘rtlllli NIIII '“llllitl i’zIpI II:
III II- St‘l‘ \I II IIII thI Austin (llgllli I out-
putty IIIIII I} in II suit brought by Joseph
(‘. Russell~ of this city. to recover Slit.-
I‘IIIII IIIIIIIIIII’III". for injuries received
uhile he was employed by the coni-
pany on July II3_ .IIIl.
'l‘he IIIIIitItitl' alleges that while I‘ll
Itaucd IIII II wood turnip": lathe. the dc
fondant through Its foreman neulicntly
failed to III-IIIII- 11 certain block as it
IIlIould have been secured and that. the
block escaped front the lathe and was
violantly detached and thrown against
the plaintiff's forehead. inflicting In‘
juries which resulted in an impairment
of the ey cslght and other injuries
from which the plaintiff still sut'ftrs.
ASTOUNDING DISCOVERY.
From IfotIlII-rsville. \ihh. tomes
word of a Wonderful discovery of II
pleasant tasting liquid that when used
before retiring by any one troubled
with II had cough nlwuys ensures a
Itood night‘s rest. “It will soon ('lll‘f!
the cough too.“ writes Mrs. S. llI’nIcl-
hunzer. “for three generations of our
family have used Ill‘. King's New Ills.»
I-IIvI-ry for (‘IIIIsumption and never
found its equal for Coughs and Colds."
It‘s an unrivaled life-saver when used
for desperate lung diseases. Guaran-
teed bottles 50c and 81.00 at I". ll.
Baxter's, South Norwnlk. and John A.
lllggs‘s. Norwulk. 'l‘I'lIIl bottles free.
CONFERENCE 0F CONGREGATION-
AL CHURCHES.
HARTFORD. November tlm‘The au-
nunl meeting of the Hartford confer
ence of Congregational Churches was
held III the Congregational Church.
West Hartford. today. The following
officers were elected: Moderator. the
nev. II. II. Kelsey. pastor of the Fourth
Congregational Church. Hartford; sec-
I"etnr.v and treasurer. Rev S. E. Moe
(let-ham of Purkvllle.
The principal address of.thc morn
ing was dclivered by Professor W.
S. Pratt, of the Hartford Theological
Seminary on “TlIe‘People'II Part In
Church music. The convention was
continued his afternoon.
MODERN SURGERY GURPASSED.
”While suffering from It bade case of
plies l consulted II physician who ad-
vised me to try a box of Dertt's
Witch Hazel Salve." says (i. P. Carter.
Atlanta. G. “I procured II box and was
entirely cIIrI-Il. l)e\\'itt's Witch Hazel
Solve. is a splendid cure for piles. giv-
ing relief instantly. and l heartily re-
commend is to all sufferers. Surgery
In unnececttsnry to cure, [lllf‘fL lie
Witt‘s Witch llazen Salve will cure
any case. Cuts, burns. bruises and all
other wounds are also quickly cured
by It. Beware of counterfelts. George
('1. Stillsou.
LANDSLIDE lN BRlDGEPORT.
Democrats Make Clean SWeIIp from
Mayor Down-I
IIRIIIGEPORT. Conn. Novcmbcril
«At the. city election held here yt'tltl‘l’"
dny Donut» Mulvihlll. debt. was elect
ed over ilutzh Stirling, rep. byfl 'l.:lIItI
Votes. The entire. domocrallc city
ticket. including the city clerk. tax
collector, town clerk and city trcuuttr-
or was elected. by majorities from I.-
0an to 2.500. "the IlcmocratII elected
nine of the twelve tildertucn and a
tie resulted in the. selection of one of
the latter. cit-Representative Keller
rep. or the Twelfth dintrict. and Wit.
llum .‘l. Dunn. democrat. of the some
district received 550 votes necessitat-
ing IIIIotlII-I" t'lft'llt'm for alderman for
the Twelfth dIIIIrlI-I. which under the
law will be held next Monday.
GAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Mrs. Goptaln H. Hubbard. of Mll-
toI-II. Dot. aayn- “Brazilian Balm tun-
ed my boy's llfo. He began not like
I! [on
III'III a few doses. lfé quickly dropped
to IIIIIop. and rm IIIt mm In the mot-us
Ia moonlit-ea than M nuns ohm III Ilia." For ma by R. if. Plohltod mi
“11“- , . I “a: gig "n’l. I '
I..f:f. IIIJII
Du ' . i l |’
NEW HAVEN not/ember t‘I-Jl'he
Yule football practice yesterday con
lluuod the muted play that has for
two weI-kn been the bane. of the
“sound The players wI-re played
through two halves, the varsity Hl‘lll'v
lug once in each. the first time by
lleSuttlies field you. and the second
time by line bIIcIIlIIg.‘ Hogan. Ginsu.
Olcott. and Captain Gould retired at
the end of the first half, and substi-
tutes took their places. Mctlllntook.
II substitute of whom little has been
heard earlier. look chmouth position
back of the line. in the first half. He.
did well at panting IIIIII carried the
bull In several plays with promising"
speed. lie. is green to the position
but gave sufllcient exhibition of ability
to cause. Captain (iould to order him
out for morning practice in puniing.
The coaching tort-c today was Ittlg-
mented by the coming of Phil Stillman.
center In 1894 and Chadwick, guard on
the 1896 and 1897 clevcns. The latter
donned II uniform and enlivened the
practice by playing at guard. [to
smashed the weakened :Vursity'n in-
terference for the backs repeatedly.
The. mass meeting on the football
situation will be held tomorrow.
m
ONLY CURSE FOR DYSPEPBIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Del. says: "I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great Ills-
lions and belc.hlng i tried everything
i could hear of, but nothing helped me.
till i took Brazilian Hahn. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Plaisted and F. H.
Baxter.
CRUSHED BY ROAD ROLLER.
HARTFORD. November Il-—Charloti
Kano. the six your old son of Thomas
Kane. of Sisson avenue, was crushed
III (With at 2 o'clock yesterday after-
noon on New Park avenue by a steam
road roller which was in charge of
Engineer ’l‘homas Birmingham. The.
boy was trying to jump on the roller
for a ride failed in his attempt and fell
in front of It.
'I‘hu engineer did not sec the boy tmtil
after the III-ton machine had reduced
him into II mangled mass.
GREAT LUCK OF AN EDITOR.
For two years all efforts to cure
Eczema III the, palms of my hands' fall-
cd." writes Editor II. N. Lester. of
Syracuse. Kan. “then i was wholly
cured by lIIII-klI-II's Al'lllf‘ll. Salve. it II
the world‘s best for Eruptions. Sort-s
and all skin diseases. ()nly 25c, at, I“.
ll. Baxter‘s, South Norwalk: John ll.
ltigus's. Norwalk.
THREW BABY IN THE STOVE.
.IIIIIVI'AUIIIEIII. Wis, November II"
An evening \I'Isconsin special from
IlItI-Itboo. Wis. says: At. Merrimue
Mrs. George IIcIv. opened the large
stove door and thrust her baby into
the tire in tho presence of her hus-
band and nurse. The baby was but
three weeks old and was dead before
gotten (Int. Mrs. Lee was taken to IIII
Insane asylum today.
A PHYSICIAN TESTIFIES.
“l have taken Kodol Dyspepsia Core
and have never used anything in my
life that did me the good that did."
says County Physician George W.
Seroggs. of Hall County. flu. “Being II
physeiinn l have prescribed it and
found it to give thc bout results." if
the food you eat remains undigested In
your stmnnch It decays there. and pols.
ons the system. You can prevent this'
by dieting. but that means starvation.
Kodol Dyspepsia (lure digests what.
you eat. You need suffer from neither
Illyspepsin nor starvation. The worst
cases quickly cured. Never fails, Gen.
t‘. Stillson.
J unins Brown
Painter and Paper Hanger.
Pure White Lead and Zinc
mixed by band will wear twice
as long and cover double sur-
face In: machinery mixed. The
house of William Sta one and of
Stephen Wilcox, hot
on South
Main street. were painted by me
In this manner over eleven years
ago. They are still good.
Your house will stand as well
if i point it. My office 52 South
Main street. My residence, 25
Elm Grove street. .
OUR NEW GOODS
Are now In stock, A torso: "not!
thou over before. Prion. II It
very low. Having count! I non:
of FIRST- CLASS PAPER HANG
we or. in honor pontoon thou out
do your work.
I...
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING ANDI
DECORATING.
E-E-I'Iorham
to Flat Avonuo. thin foil-walk
"m. Coll tow.
ill. IIIII'I IIIIIIIII
CURES .
MA LAMA.
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SUNDAYS
' soon-I NORWALK TO omoun
Common
will probably include the re—
Ilecorating of your home. There.
is still time to have some of these
elegant wall papers transferred
from our store to your walls, If
you come smut: and if you conic
sIIIIII you'll get the choice of a fine
lIlI til cvclusivc patterns at cont-
IIIIIII prices.
Painters‘ Supplies, Artists‘
Motorials.
Window Shades. Cornice Poles.
PICTURES.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting, Paper Hanging. Decor-
atlng.
Telephone Call, 133-3. "
Open evenings till 8:30.
DECKER.
87 WASHINGTON ST..
South Norwalk.
Conn.
WITHIN THE RANGE
of everyone the price of the mom.
Ranges and ”calms we offer occur"
good value Designed and constructed
on true ptinc ipies. they give meatball!
from a small amount of fuel. Hand~
some in nppcIIunIc and of great
strength. Our SIS Range Is a model
of compactness.
Horace R. Nash
Cor. North Main and West Streets.
To”
I847
Plumbing and Steam Hoof
my.
Hot Wafer Healing.
Hot Air Hutton.
"Oi/ES AND RANGIIII.
ILA“ AND TIN ROOFING.
Goo and Steam Fitting,
In Fixtures. Mom Collins, of:
Fun you neon our stock of
RICHMOND RANGE. f
the Jones 8 Ilotcltldu Gillan!
"’ WALL BTW. hOIWALI.
D. w. RAYMOND. “
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER.
l9 North Main St, South Norwalk.
Residence, 9 Crescent Tormo.
Telephono at house. no.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In effect October 13. 1901.
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