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' A gang of men 111 repairing. the 101111
it the vicinity of the (hue company
The luitor pull III the mouth (icoi'gc
Avery will give 11 reception and
flu on to his friends. Iit the Greens
Fit men home. '
Morris Mills, of liosevllle, hm: secur-
otlu position with the ’l‘ruektion (‘11..
hurl is lii'I'iikinu in. both for motoruuiii
land conductor.
Noborl Gould of Lyons, I’luln. who
the dark 1112.11 builly llljlli‘t'll his right
1‘ while in Bridgeport. is newly 1e
homered from the injury
' It. 111 current report lllili 111'. MIIlI‘ur-
hind will. in the spring. IIrI'I't 1111 ('X'
tcnulvo atiiiittii'iuiu (ill the "Castle"
. Taylor property. (Elm-1111 l"iirni,I:.
Cornelius Kl'llllli‘i‘. who 111111 11 liii'ge
. contract for 1111111111111 1111 11111111. l\'('lll. to
Bridgcpmi I-I'IsIIIIIluI IIl'II-III hI- iiiIIIlI-
the purchase (Ii llIIt'N‘I‘IlI supplies.
Since “11141111 .1111 1111 Wliiilmy moved
into his int-sent shop in Riverside over
line he llilti hIIIIn rushed \lI‘lill business
and is ult'endv conictupliitiiiu IIII Iidtli-
thin to the shop,
The healing :1pp:11';iiii.~'. in the cur
Illitt'lls, which hits III-IIIi lIIitllI' ill need
, til' ovcrliuuliiii;~ 11:11; l'l'i'l'H'l‘tl IlIII net-cu-
’ Bury iIItIIIIIiIIII 111111 is in condition now
701‘ the 11111111 31 i"'\lI II
1"-
Joseph .~.\I‘I 1111 211111 IIii‘II returned
VZVPHiOI‘tl‘III' I'Iiiiii l'lI‘ll' III~IIIiiIi'.: trip III
Lilui‘fiilo 111111 Niiiuitin 1511115. illlil htiI'I-
fukcii possession of tlII'iI' newly i‘IiI'iI-
[fished home 111 (il't‘t‘llS VIII-ms.
The dry season, 1111. My tlil' with 11
“Ugo (If frost. lili" Hi'l‘l’t'll iII litii‘tli'ii
(110. roads :1 trifle. and dust is the mo
dominating iziI'IIIr now, to the (llt'lt‘illll
fort of li‘llllt'I‘lit's :IiiIl Ili'iI‘IIrs. A lit
tle rain would be generiiily II echImI'.
W. ll Siixtiiii \' li \HIIIII'lIIi and id
(.. Blrgc “l‘l'l out 111 the 111111”) of
)asco Luke \\'IIIiiiII.~'IIIII' for the pur»
~11an of upprniking certain property
there. There i< ii tumor to the effect
that a paper mill III to be instiiileil 111
that point. It is :iI'I'I'ssilIlII it) the
electric (‘XllrIIss 11s III-ll as Ilie South-
Iport freight house. is not Inn for dis.
tuht from Bridgeport, 11nd Iiiiirht open
:lip 11 profitable held .or such an enter-
.yiriso.
ff pntriotiwm (li‘ 114.1111 111111 llllll‘t'tl
any part with the misguided commit
tee that had (he pith-iii: oi the ltIIIoln-
tlonul‘y I'Iiniiuir it never would have
planted them zit (‘IImIIII Bench. NIII
Iona in :1. UlUllSililil of the average 11;:
7101‘s to the bench cures 1111 111111 uborii
the relics when 1111‘ for :1 day A sport III
summer, and 11 trip to the bench at
‘lhis time will more tlittn impress one
with the. liintlcipiucy oi the place for
anything of the kind. .\I the extreme
end of the llf‘ilt'li. t‘\‘l‘li now one ('ll'Jlil
‘ not tell What the I were i‘I'mu the (1111
Joy terminus I’llltl IIIII might. 11.: mil
be at Roton i‘IIinI fIIi IinI iIII nII ill lilI' I
"will prove III 1.11 IonimiitiiII it will
, only be It IpIIIIIIIIII of time ilt‘itlliI tiIIII
Inre movrId sIIiiiIIIlIIIiII within the
bounds of I'iviliztiiioti. ~131‘i1lgcport
Former.
Local Ili‘in'I‘s of 1'an horses liIIre rii'I'
not particularly ii(il\'(' ill this time
-. Animals are being put through their
prices generally but the 1111-1111: season
is at. .1111 (‘llll. There will he iit-tivity
L‘whnn once winter sIIta in I'Iii'uest.
and snow enough (HHIH‘ make
Slelghing, lIiIt lllI‘ most iiitot'est'uiu III‘
the. wiiitti erupts i: iII'IimisiéIl if he
of sufficient ili'II ktII Its in mode on the
river to iiI-I'miI III‘ trots there. ll‘t‘
mining is rare in the!- purts‘yot Frank
V'l‘itylor, Eli Ml‘illl. l"I‘IIIl Met-1'14. and
Other ownus III‘ IIIIttIIiI: will get to
gather 111 the 11151 opportunity Imd 11'I
conclusions III'III 1111 II II track. ["111
home of the. youngei generation the
ph‘lt of iccboatinu begins to move it
, nil if there in any kind of ii freeze up
9. chances IIII seIIIIIIl (III-1111 cutters
n the f‘lV't'l will he intoiestmg 111111
1112111111.: din-1111: the I‘Ieuson
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VERDICT FOR 310.
Jury Did Not Allow Dr. Rowell
I‘ Moon In Did the Judge.
In the (Inuit of common Please.
tlltll side, zit. Bridgeport yesterday
‘lihe 11in implored u \III'dIIIt in furor
" thu plsiititiliti the suit of Dr. C. 19.
“unveil v.11 John (I (‘i'othIIrs of Stum-
1‘ rd. allowing $10 III Images. The
alttlifl‘ did not rule quilt-11:: well 11:
' did in the City (‘ oIIIt here 1qu NM
71611 the suit 11111: tried before .iiitlui
' ll. of Dunbury who allowed $-11 80
ii (loath.
ti claim gr'IIII out of Ii collision
l tilt took pliice on tho Shlppun road.
tor which it was alleged Crothern
. ' hlnmo.
(9 rial in Bridgeport COHfiilmOIl
two. and was of a lively nature
mm was represented by Attnr
r’ge P Rowell Attorney (11111111.
1' appeared for the plaintiff.
ionuwou LIVERPOOL CUP
N November R~.——’l‘ Jay
- Nii'lorlforni won the Liven
I I out) of 1.200 sovereign at
1'1 titiimn meeting today
- Illsen no second Ind
71.191110111111011” St. Matteo
71an horses run The con-
to
the race were as follows.
WI autumn cup. 01.1.2110
'100 sovereigns being In
‘ I "nonhuman of 25 mvoreigns
M loop for throe-yenroldii.
urtl lstance one mile and
i 1
RGE IN RUIBIA.
I Mouton Truman»
7L'riie scarcity of 111m
motions that moat of the
hue been 11le w
‘ tad forward in his easy chali'weit-nemi-
.111 most cases.
"A newapuper repurte who 111111ny
“knows how to tell the truth in plain
language. would have 11 poor chance on
any monopolltau daily at the present
time." The. ex-uuwupaper mun leafl-
puper Hill!) are, more likely to have
easy chairs. and to 11111111111111: in them.
than those who urc. still in the harness
was he made. this remark. punctuated
it by filliping II fountain non which
was his Insepurable plaything. To this
statement. the Spectator deniurretl 11
little. with the. gratifying result that
the remark wnu amplified. "When 11
new reporter is hired on Ii metropoli-
tulu daily, the editor informs him that
he 11-1 to tell only the truth, and above
1111 things Iivoid fakes. But if the now
reporter‘u copy doetni‘t show that he
bus ability an 11 fiction—writer. he falls
to keep his plaice. Only the other day I
a friend of mine. it conunlentiouul
utruiglitfm'wurd mun. who could ‘uec‘
straight and think clear.‘ wuu called
to the desk of his superior on a city
daily and lectured llt‘f‘llllSG his copy
didn‘t have enough fiction in it. 'Your i
stories huvcn‘t enough life 111 them. i
11'le the way it was put. 'iluf theyi
have all the. life there is in the fucin,‘ l
was the reporters excuse. ‘lt nuiken '
no difference 11:1 to tlint,‘ 111111 the iilli- 5
mutiini: ‘yon 111111-11 get more life into"
your copy or 1:0. I
These. remarks may possibly liuvc:
been prompted to some extent by the
fut-t. that. their Iiutlioi' was one. of the
"eyes" Iitid’tlici'eio‘t'e spoke. us one who .
has left 11 third school; but the Spec
tutor supposes that. the very word
“story." used by nowupupcr men to
describe :1 reporter's account of 1111 cc-
Ii'iiicnIII lends ll certain Iolor to this '
1'sseition thiit there lit 11 demand 1'01
the art III the fictionist 011 the port of
thc papem A have iccitul of facts ii:
not acceptable. except perhaps on 11
lItII'k—Ivuods newspaper. if there Iii'c
buy such. The city dtiily in'Iist employ
writers firm of III] who know how to
tell stories. holiness is to the begin
llilliz-t)i"llll"('(‘llllll')’ editor the lll‘tlllf‘Sl
of 1111111. lle 1111111.: news, of course. and
must have it 211 any cost; but the
news must he presented with Iirl :Ii‘iIl
:Ikill. A Tiilnc should gather the
facts, 111111 11 De Miiiiiuisuunt should
write them up, but of the editor
bus to choose between tlitI two. it
Seems: thut he would tuke De 311111111112:-
snIIt ("01' his :iltlti.
"liepoitci's." said the exhcwnpnpei'
1111111, resuming his coitil'ortnlihI post.
(1011. “may not want to write fiction.
for as I“! class they average about 1111
well 111: any of HS in honesty of pur-
pose, but they are simply compelled
III do more or less lnizitzliiutivc writing
in getting tip their stories. Suppose.
for instance, 11 1111111 is 1'1111 over by 11
cubic-cur. There is not one chance in
ten thousand that the reporter has
seen 1le accident. lie hears Iiboiit it
o eouole of hours: later. through the
medium of the police station blotter.
This will give the 111mm. pcrhups, of
the victim and (If'thc griviiuun. the
time 11nd locality of the accident, and
where the body was token if the mun
was killed. \l'hztt iq the reporter to
miike II' this? It in lute :11 night. The
ui'lpmnn Is in jail. the policeman who
arrested him is off duty and IislI-Icp. the
mun who was run over is IlIIIIIl. and
yet copy must he rcndv in liiilf uli
hour. inquiry in the neighborhood will
only result in finding some one who
will say, ‘(lh yes. i believe there \I'IIHI
somebody r1111 over down the street; i
didn't see It." The reporter knows
how such tit'cltluiits generally occur.
:Iiid he ‘fnkcé: 1111‘ all interestinz I'urn
iiIIIIIt It. spinning his Story around the
:itiule fact or two which is all he has.
11111 which would not he recorded 118’
worthy of publieiition in thc btirc Ile-
'illl. lie leerns to do this unconscious-
lv 11nd by instinct. elaborating tlic
slender dctnlls into a symmetrical and
consistent story: but if Ion will tI-Ini
pure reports ()1 the same 1")c11111'cncc in l
different pupcrs. voII will see hom
much is often made of II more skeleton
of news,
"11 is so. too. to 11 certain extent.
with the more important news. The
telegraphic reports ai'c"'fil:cil o'itt 111111
expanded. perhaps legitimately enough
but the. news doesn't
rohlc over the wires; Just as you rend
it. by any means. and sometimes teie
Izrnpiiic newn has to lie matlc itt home.
When all the wires are (1an: after 11
Izrczit storm. how is the news to be
obtained:1 It simply it: In be publish-
ed or the other fellows will act a bctit
IIII you. and that is the newspaper
11111111: Iiiipm'donnhle sin of omission.
Better 11 thousand fIIkcs to your dis»
credit than (Inc boat. Take the 81.
1.011111 tornado. for Instance, 11 fcw
IIIIirs 119,0. How did some of thII pit-
ocra get their accounts of that event
when the wires weren't in shape for
twenty-four hours offer the tornado?
Somchotly who knew St. Louis and too
undue-11 by previous experience had to
tilt tip thII details of the 'story' about
it. Anti. 111:. l remcmbcr the accounts.
the right man was found. thtI story was
well told. and the door public road it
with great iziuito. Don't think that
newspapers. no a rule. 'fulte Iip‘ news.
11111 the exigent-11:11 of the business are
Inch. the rivalry ls so keep. that more
or less of fiction writing is liiIflwpen-
2111111» or. most 'lIvrI' newspapers."
The Spectator once know 11 man in
commercial life who lamented the im-
possibility of absolute candor utitl
truth-telling in his business dealings.
"13111." said he npoiogcticully, “1 make
it 11 rule never to lie more than the
exigencies of 1111' business require."
Tho Spectator was reminded Of this
remark by the observations of the
newspaper man. A fictitious quality In
the telling of the new: 111 demanded
by the. public. which asks for "bright
ness" and "life" In In: news stories.
inst 1111 It demands a cheerful manner
on the part of its doctors or a. profou-
slonal smile. on the fnceu of Its chorus
girls. A11 If this were not enough. the
public Initiate on getting Its new. oil
dremed up in this fashion, within
twenty four hours lifter it I: born.
With a demand on the part of the pub
lie .for story-writing and for eleventh-
IIOtIr new. and on the part of publish-
er: for mutational feature: that will
sell the. paper. Ought we to be our
prised that we are livinz In an era of
"yellow Journalism"? Ought we not
rather to congratulate ourselves that
there. tire on much truth telling and so
much unbalance lit the newspaper
world the "exigencies of the bullpen"
being what they Ire?
ttiibtitnl to be It not. however. thit
1111111 olmluuoumuotnlwo
.. m‘fii Willem
looks like.
clams.
most Proprietary Medicines
cst possib I: manner.
upon that prinCIplc.
And they are as good
‘“ Wdihe pedple do mthink‘
that It doesn' t matter what a low-priced article
Because they don’ t think.
some People «1511th
that rant/ting is good enough for the working
Because they are bought chiefly by the “workiniclasses,”
We know that the “working classes”
things as much as the rich people; and we do business .
IRON-OX Tablets
are handsome enough for the milliomurc, and
none too handsome i’or the labourer.
are turned out Int 1: cheap-
appreciate nice
as they are handsome.
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quality of news stories. The New
York dallieu that tell the best stories
:IbIIiit Iictunl happenings have not neui'»
ly as large. circulations 111, some of
their icon scholarly rivals. it is not
1111 much (‘ll'Vt‘l'ly told stories 1111 start-
ling "in1151111011.’ exaggerated euiphii-
sin (in really trivial incidents, and 11
free use of wood type, that humus thI
I'irI'iilution. if 11 I'IIIII‘II'IIII' can dig out
material for these things, he in suit] to
be more ruined by the metropolitan
paper 1111111 is the merely gifted writer.
Where 11 1111111 has the nose for sensu-
tions and 111110 the pen of 11 littcrnteiir.
the prizes III‘ the profession IIrI,I 111 his
feet, even if he docs keep his publish
er buoy compromisingr libel suits.
Everything moves lll cycles, 11nd who
knows but flint by the end of the twcn»
tit-th century we slinll have lost our
love of newspaper "stories" and I't'«
turned to the. simple presentation of
fut-ts which cliiirnctei'izetl the earlier
days of the newspaper? This may
Nl‘f‘lll iiiiprohable. but even now there
the signs that one of the earlier insh-
iom: of journalism is coming in ninth).
in London‘s first successful Iiuily pa-
per, “The 0111111111." its editor 1111110111in
ed. tiller Iipeiiking of his desire to give
his readers oppI'II'tiiniII' to judge oi
the credibility of his news, "Nor will
the editor trike upon himself to give
any comments. supposing other people
to have some enough to make reflex-
itinu for themselves." The growing:
subordination of the editorial In the
news features in some of our daily the
pers 11: perhaps prophetic of 11 I'III'I'I'
111011 to this curly policy of SuIIIIIeI
Buckley, news-gathcrcr. editor. and
publisher of “The Daily Commit,"
Stronger things: than such 11 reversion
:llin't’ happened in the nineteenth cen
tury. 21nd may happen in the, twentieth.
FAMOUS SCULPTOR DEAD.
Adolph R. Kraus Pines Away
Danvere (mane Hospital.
HYDE PARK. Mum. November 8
Announcement. was made here today. of
.1110 death of Adolph it. Krona. tlIII funi-
'lliS sculptor. which took place at tht.I
Dunvcrs Insane Hospital. last night.
Mr. Kruus had been receiving treutmeni
III the institution since last July. He
was: fifty-(Inc years old. A widow, ftIIIt‘
com: and two daughters survive.
A pensioner of the Prussian govern—
ment and winner of the grand prize of
Rome. the name. of the sculptor II'IIII
-‘Slllllilsll(‘il in Europe before he come
III America in 1881. in this county he
continued to win fume. and it was the
distippointmcnt of his titnbition to pm—
ductI Ii masterpiece which is solid to
have caused his mind to give way. He
litid partially completed 11 model in
clay of 11 lirrolc figure of Belshnzzni' at
the moment of seeing tht.I handwriting
on the wall. when it begun to (‘I‘llnlbiP
and ltrnus was compelled III abandon
the work. His mind became unbalanc-
ctl soon afterwards.
Among his noted pieces In America
are the Theodore Parker and the Cris:
putt Attitcltii monuments. In Boston. and
ill" lowa stnte Stiltllers' Monument. He
wns the sculptor of the winged figures
of Victory that crowned the toworu of
Machinery Hull. 111 the World‘s Fair.
Chicago. and which vet-owed grout 11d-
mlration.
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AMERICAN LABOR CONGRESS.
NEW YORK. November 8-—A dos-
Dutch to the Times fr0m Liverpool
save that the. trades IIiiloniIItII there
held 11 mat-III incetinz last night to bid
farewell to the delegates chosen to
attend the American Labor Congress.
lien Tillott. In 11 speech. said they
were. going to tell the American work-
inigmen that the some forces have been
at work dcimidlntt them 1111 those, in
England. He concluded by anyluz that
the foot that they wore'plttlng them
selves against their comrades in the
old country would react with the effect
of n boomerang upon them-elven.
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HARPER A BROS} ACCOUNTS.
NEW YORK November 8-—Fruncls
C Caution. us referee. has filed his
report In the Bowen: Court. unprov-
in; the accounts of e Morton Trout
Company. receiver of Harper 31 Brno.
publisher; The laminate of the com-
pany was bought by the new firm of
the same name In September. 1900.
The meeivet' collected 31 (303 ..341
Claims were promoted by 47 creditora,
«granting 32 001i .203 ind these wore
allowed; The new corporation bold
31.999.037 The. balance In tint.I bandit
of the. receiver. which In available for
distribution is 39 677.
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NEW EDISOIAMEMOAN IANK.
NEW YORK. November FA den:
1mm: from 011m to tho moon
Time- and tho N York 'l‘inm an
a RmAlnortoau,
at
They Cure Constipation and, Indigestion.
.50 for 250—450 {01‘ 250-50 for 25¢.
The IRON-OX Remedy Co.. New York (E. Bridgeport. Cf.
_‘—j
M”- -1-.-m
Ll HUNG CHANG INTERESTING
Sir Henri Joly rte Lothiniere Speak;
of His Vinit to Canada.
V'lil'i‘ilRlA. ll. (‘., November H-~--!\'o
one on tlilt: I'IIiiIinI-nt outside (If his
1111 11 ("Ullllll‘l'llli'll knew LI Hung (31111112
better than (he liI'utIIiIuIIt governor of
British Columbia. Sir llIItii'i loiI IiI-
Lot litiiere. 111 181111 when 11'111l l.i
visited this country on his way home
to China. after 11 trip to the European
states Iiiid to (lI'II'Itt Brittiili. Sir Henri.
who was then comptroller of internal
ruvcnttc. Wilt-l it‘lt'l'lf’tl it) reprcxcpt the
LYUI'III'uIIIIIIII and to accompany the 111$»
’itiguished oriental statesman on his
trip through this country.
"He way :1 most interesting 1111111.“
.Iuiid be. today. ‘1 was staying :It the
'I‘llflon House. on the (IuIIIIIllnn side.
i.l liiiving been III'cIInipnniiIIl to N111-
‘1111'11 Falls by 11 I'I.Iprcsentntlve of the
United Slntcu utivvrnniciit. He croasv
ed over to the t'ziniidiiui side 111111 we
lIi'OIIIlet liiiti iip stuli's in 11 port of lit:
tor. ()ne of the first things he IIIiiIl to
inn with that he 1111111 ulttd to be under
the British flag.“
.1..-»
hiatus.
Genuincmmpcdc. C. C. chtrsold lnbullt
Btu m of the dealer who tries to all
“somethingjustu ”good."
-m-m
SOUGHT lNFORMATlON.
Mr. .udd (III the polite stationi—
“Mtiy i see that lIIirizlui' who \l‘flr ill"
rested for hrcukim: into 1111' house
lust night?“
inspector
don't know.
(11111 1111111112”
.\lr. Gilllll’”‘”()ll. there‘s nothing sc-
I'ret about it i just wanted to find
out how he managed to get into the
house without waking my wife.‘
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MODERN SURGERY SURPASSED.
"While suffering from 11 bride case of
piles l l‘()llt~'llltt‘fl :1 physician who iiIl
vised me to try 11 box of llIIWitI'I:
Witch Huzcl Solve," says (i, F. (hitter.
Atlanta. (I. "1 procured 11 box and Wit:
I'lilii'IIlI' I'iii't'd. ll-I\\'ltt'11 Witch lliizcl
Siiivc is 11 splendid cure for piloti. giv-
iiiiz rI-liIIf instantly. and l heartily 11'-
t'onImciid is to all sufferers. Siiruci'y
is IIII1IIII-ce1:1=ur_v to (‘lll‘t‘ piles, Dc
Witt'st Witch anen Sulve will cure
:1in 11150. 01111:, lllli‘ilr" bruises 11nd till
other wounds are nisu quickly cured
by it. Beware of l‘lllllll(’ri(‘ll5. loorge
(', Stillson.
Mtlan’ Harrison. of Chicago. is writ-
ing his biogruphI w'liith is not to 11p-
pciti until 13011311111 after his dci.itl1 As
the mayor in now fort) one years old
and may t'etiiiontthly he expected to
live Iii lenut :ltl yciirk more. the. book iii
not to uppeiir for :30 yours. The may
or nova that the book will be all facts
»"IIII lIIIIIIIIIt-is for anybody. not even
for myself." lIiIt either the facts or
the boiuntcts'.’
THE CHILDREN’S FRIEND.
You‘ll have 11 cold this winter. May-
be you have one now. Your children
will .Iui'fer too. For coughs. I'I'oup
bronchitis. grip and other winter cum
plIiliiIII One Minute (‘IIIIulI Cure never
fullii. Acts promptly. II. Is: very pltIn'
rill“, to thI.I unite and pIII'fI'IcIly htti'nr
loss. C. 13. George. WinehIIIIIlIIr, Ky..
writes "0111' little girl was attacked
with croup into one Iilizht and was 1:0
honrue (Ibo could hardly spank. We
Imvo her 11 tow doses of One Minute
Cough Curr. it relieved hcr Immcd
lately and aim went to IIIIIIIp. When she
akan next morning Rh? boil no signs
of hoarncness or crmtp." George. C.
Wilson.
Iiichllailliglyl~~"“'t'ii. I
What do you want to see
Ascum~“80 yolu'rc counted to be
married to Misti Strong, 9.11? How did
it happen"! You told mo you always
not In) bashful when you were alone
with 11. girl that you couldnt spook."
Tlmmidv—"Thut II Jtud 1(.When 1 did
n't answer liar question she said all
Ell“ give: consent: and that mottled
1
an...
._ THAT THEOBBING HEADACHE.
Would (1111(1li! 163w you. If you mild
Dr. Kltur‘u New 11130 i’llln. Thousands
of sufferer: have proved tin-Ir mattili
ioiui merit for Sick and NI rvouu Held-
acIII-III. They make pure blood and
build up your health Only 25 cents.
Money back If not cured Sold by F.
It. Baxter. South Norwnik: John A
Film. Namath. emulate.
All women on born equal but some
1111111 In about to be
1191.
spoil it by tutti“ married.
. 1
l
.tlon in its Porto lilI'u plantation.
There. l~I more (titutrli In this nec-
tiuti of tho country 1111111 1111 other dl
senses put together. 11nd until the last
few years was Bllpllfll'lt'il to ho Incur-
able. 1401' a great 11111111 years doctors
pronounced It a local disease. and pre
scribed lot-.111 remedle, 111111 by con-
stantly failing to vote with local treat-
ment.pionoun1rd it incurable.
Sclonte has p 'ova I Itturrh to be. a con
stitutlonnl fluonsc. 11nd therefore. re
quires constitutional treatment. Hull‘s.
(‘uturrh Cure IIIIIIIIII'III-t 11-011 by i". J
Cheney & 00. Toledo Ohio ii»; the only
constitutional IIIIIII on the market. it
is taken internally in doses from ten
drops to u il’uhlltltlllllil. It 1113713 direct
Jr a lithe blood 11nd mucous uniform of
the system ’l‘hII offer one hundred
doilnis fol any case it falls to c'uIc
Semi for circulars and testimonials.
Address, F. J. CHENEY & 00..
Toledo.
Sold by lli'uitileIII-I. 75c.
Hull‘s lI‘iIiiiilI' l'llh; arc the. best.
0.
SAN FRANCISCO ROAD SOLD.
Market Street System Panes Into
Hands of Baltimore Syndicate.
SAN FltANi‘lSt 0. November 17w
The entire system of the Market Street.
lluilwuy (‘IImpIitIy llili'l practically been
sold to 11 Baltimore Syndicate, which
has for IIIIVI-t'ui months been negotiur
“It: l'Ul‘ NS lllli‘i‘hnsc. The doul is 1111'
derstotul to ilil\‘t' iII'IIn closed at 11 coil-
I’crence between II. 113. Miintington and
l. W. llclittiuti. representing them
selves 11nd other Hillt'klltllflt'l’it (If the
Market Street ("Iiiiiputiy and George ll.
Webb, Iii‘ llnliiiiioi'c, it. (1. “union! and
Alimpt-I- (iI-iiI-rni 'l‘, i.. Ford, of this
city. repreneiitiny. the Baltimore syndi-
I'iiII'. The terms of the stile are not.
definitely know 11 the (lull states that
$211,000,000 in (‘ilHll 11: to he paid for the
property and 111111 the hind papers will
he signed today. It adds that the
syndicate will ('A'lll’lltl at least 8411110,.
(1011 in improving the property.
Mr. Weth the l‘t‘l)l“'l‘3(lllililli‘ of the
syndicate. recently piircliuseil the S‘nh
Fl'illlt‘lSHl 11nd S1111 Mateo IIIIIIII'I'I
line Iiiid the SIIIIIII' Street I'Iible line,
He is president of the i‘nitI-tl litiilrozid
8‘: SIIII-tion Company of Baltimore.
A PHYSICIAN TESTIFIES.
"i tiuvI-I token KIIIitIl Dyspepsia (‘III'II
and have never need anything in my
life that did 1110 the good that did."
stiys (‘ouiity Physician (leorgc W.
Scruggs, of Hall County. (2:1. "Being (l
pliysciitin l have prescribed it and
found it to give 1hrI lIIIs't results." if
the food you exit remains undigested in
your stomach it decays there and pols-
0113 (he III/stem. You can prevent this
by dieting, but. (but means starvation.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what
you cat. You need suffer from iicithci'
dlyspcpsia nor starvation. The worst
cases I'pilckly cured. Never foils, Geo.
(‘. Stillson.
GUNTNER FILES NOTICE OF DE-
MURRER.
JAMESTUWN. N. Y . Novcmhcr iv-
George M Gunther. organizer of tiiII
international Wood \l‘III'kI-rs' I’nioii.
who writ: rIIII-IitlI indicted III' the
(‘huiituitqim IounII grand jury (111 II
I'hurge of helm: 11 public nuistinte 11:1
served notice on Judge Fisher, of ti
demurrer to the indictment 1111 the
grounds: First. that the fut-ts Ht'i
forth in the iiidictmeiii do not constr
into 11 crime; second. tho! the indict-
ment contains mutter which. if' true.
would constitute 11 lentil justification
or excuse for the bets churned. The
question will he Iirgiicd till the dc.
miIri'i'III' til the next term of the coun-
Iy court.
“I’OBACCOSPI’I‘
and 5M 0 KB
YourUfeOwayl
You can be. cured Of any form IIftIIbacco usin
unify. be made well etmng 111 mile fIIilII
Iicw life and Iigor by taking ”6.11)
that make: weak man my” alr-
ien re3101111118 111 (cu (lays. (Iver 80 .0850
Alldmgmutu. Cure 1111mm: Book
11-1 and 311' h Mir. .1 dress I-‘II‘II‘: RLIN
113518011 00.. 111mm or New 'IOrL. . .1
.-
AMERICAN MACHINERY FOR POR-
TO R'ICO.
NEW YORK. November RwNettrly
81.000000 worth of American equip-
ment, machinery. (11.12. but: pint. been
ordered by the South l‘IIrtiI Rico Su-
izai' Company. of this city, for installa-
Till'
company is I-Iipltiilizcd III 9.’l.(ItItI,IIIII1.
Willlum Schall. Jr. of the bunkitiu
house of Muller. Seliull & (10.. in the
president. it has acquired 1.11110 pores
of sugar binds at Qilflillit'il. on (liII
south side of Porto Rico. The pliititu-
lion (1: expected to be in operation
by IIIII-IInibcr. 190:3.
RELIABLE AND GENTLE.
“A pill'II II pill" says the saw. llut
there ure pilluuml pills. You want 11
bill which is t'I-I'iitiii. thorough and Itcn:
tie. Miistn't. Itripn. lIIIWitt‘u Little
Early itircrs fill the hill. Purely vege-
table. ['10 not force but Millet the bow
IIIII to act. Strengthen 11nd lnviuorttto.
Small and easy to take. (it-urge (‘.
Stillson.
HER HIDDEN MEANING.
Well. John. Hi how III do the mak-
ing now. The. cook left without
warning thin afternoon.
Husband-«Not cxuctly without
wamihu. Slit: told me IhIII morning i
had better bring home 111mm tlyirpcpuln
tablets tonight. but I didn't quite
catch on to what IIIIII mIIIInI.
*-
ASTOUNDINO DiSCOVERY.
From Cooperiivlile. Mich. comes
word of a wonderful discovery of a
plenum touting liquid that when used
before retiring by any one troubled
with u had cough always ensures 1
wood niuht‘o refit. “ll will soon cure
the cough too." writes Mrii. 9. Himel»
burner. "for three generations of our
family have used Dr. Iting‘u New Diu-
covIIry for Gonoumptlon and never
found Ito equal for 00111119 111111 Colds."
It's an unrivaled life-saver when titted
for desperate lung (limiter-II. Guaran-
teed hottluti 50c untl 31.00 M F. H.
Euler’s. South Norwulk. and John A.
Mu“. Not-walk. Triul bottles free.
m
ton.
LONDON
collar Donaldlion. of the Univornit-y of
St 11111pr announced today the 1111
1111111111 11 alcctlml of Andrew Car pale
an lord rector. 1710 students Iii-111111.111
the announcement with prolonged
cheers and the. ringing of "He's 11 joi-
ly good follow." The vice chancellor
remarked that Mr. (.‘ut'negie‘s election
would meet the. approval of the whole
nation.
aPREA'oa LIKE WlLDFlHE.
When things are "the best" they ht.»
came "the best selling." Abraham
Hare. 11 leading Ili'IIit‘gint. of Bellevillc.
1).. writeu: "Elev-trite Bitters am the
best stalling billets l huve handled in
twenty yI-III'II." You know why? MOI-It
diseases begin in Illuoi'dei's of 11111111-
“('11. liver. kidneys. bowels. blood anti
nerves. Electric Bitters times 11p the
stomach. regulates liver, kldncyn'und
bowels, purifies the blood. strengthens
the nerves, hence curt-III multitudes of
maladies. It builds 11p the entire sys-
tem. Puts new life and vigor into my
Wonk. sickly. rundown 1111111 or woman.
price 10 cents. Sold by 1‘. H. Baxter.
South Norr/ulk; with A. Riggs. Nor»
wIIlk. dI'iIggists.
NEW TURKISH CRUISER.
PHILADELPHIA, November 8“
The work of luyliig the keel bloeks for
tho conutriit'tion of 11 new fighting
t‘l'llle‘i" for the 'l‘IiI'kiIIii government
has begun tit Cramp‘s shipyard. A
contract was entered into iscvciul
months ago and under its terms the
(II'IIiIIII-r is to be finished iii 18 months.
it will be of 3.2110 tons displacement.
GREAT LUCK OF AN EDITOR.
For two years all efforts to cure
Eczema in the palms of my hands full.
ed," writes Editor 11. N. Lester. of
Syracuse, Kan. “then i was wholly
cured by llIII'kchi's At'tilcu Salve." it 11
the world‘II heat for Eruptions, Sores
and all skin diseases. ()1in 251a. at i".
ll. Baxter‘s. South Norwulk: John ll.
itiggs‘u. NIII'wulk.
NOTHING lN COMPARISON.
Mrs. Newcomh lull worn out. to
ludy I'IillI-I'I~«"i‘in so delightful to have
11 rest?
Cullcrwl u‘pose you've. finished can-
ning for winter use, made your _\’Olil"fi
pii'kltru. got through with the fall
cleaning, mIIIlII up 11 stock of bedding.
undw
Mrs. NIIIwcomlI Iinterruptingi~~Noz
1111 just home from my summer vat-:1-
tion'.
ONLY CURSE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
001.. says: "I suffered for years with
tiysriepsia. Used to have great dis-
trust; and belching. i tried everything
i could hear of, but nothing helped me
till i took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely.”
For sale by R. H. Plalsted and F‘. H.
Baxter.
Tcss-l notice you're always: at
home now when he culls. and yet you
used to think him such 11 bore.
Jess—But he‘s the. least tiresome of
my admirers now.
Tesu*Rcaliy?
.lcss-—~-\'IIII_ till the others have been
to Buffalo,
SAVED A BOV'8 LIFE.
Mm. Captain 11. Hubbard. of Mil
ford. “0L. says: "Brazilian Boim sav-
ed my boy‘s life. 1112 began Just 11119
the one we lost with croup. We gave
him It few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep. and was all right in the morn
lng.‘ For sale by R. if. Plalsted and
F. H. Baxter.
J unius Brown
71111111 and Paper linger.
Pure White Land and Zinc
mixed by hand will wear twice
as long and cover double sur-
face on machinery mixed. The
house of William Stevens and of
Stephen Wilcox. both on South
Main street. were painted by me
in this manner over eleven years
ago. They are still good.
Your house will stand tie well
if i paint It. My office. 52 South
Main street. My residence, 25
Elm Grove street.
OUR NEW (100113
Are now In stock. A Inner an.»
than over beforo. Pricu. u natal
vory 1011.71:an on [can Minna
of FIRST-CLASH PA HANGERS
we are in better poultlof. than over to
do your work.
.—..
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING AND
DECORATING.
lint Nam-III.
101. can Int-I.
io Fir-t Avenue.
111. liters lodlciiii
CURES
MALARIA.
1301.!) If
ALI. DRUGGISJSI' .
1.4%
November sI—Vlvo Chub-l ‘
601111111113
will probably include the rc-
Ilccorating of your home. There
is: still time to have some of these
I'icgtitii Ivuli papers transferred
from our store, to your walls, if
you come soon: and if you come
s‘IIIIII vIIii'll pct ilic clioicc (If a fine
lot of exclusive patterns :11 com-
IIIIIII pi'iccs.
Painters’ Supplies, Artiste'
Materials.
Window Shadés. Cornice Poles,
PICTURES.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting, Paper Hanging. Decor-
atlng.
Telephone Call. 133-3.
Open evenings till 8230.
DECKER.
87 WASHINGTON ST»
South Norwalk.
Conn.
WITHIN THE RANGE
of everyone. the price of the Stoves.
Ranges and Heaters we offer secure-
good value. Designed and constructed
on true principles. they give great but
from a small amount of fuel. Hand
some in appearance and of great
strength 0111' $13 Range 111 a model
of compactness.
Horaco R. Nash
Cor. North Main and West Street...
m. 1333
Plumbing and Steam Heat
in”.
"of Wafer Heating.
Hot Afr Hutton.
ITOVEB AND malls
OUT! AND TIN ROOFING.
GM and Stan Flam.
In lizturu. New Collin. etc
Have you non our stock of
RICHNéOND RANGE. t
the Jones 8 llotcliltlu Connolly
'1' Ilium. mnm_mnw1u
D. w. itAYMOND.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALM ER.
19 North Main 81., South Norwalk.
Residence. 9 Crescent Tome.
l‘elephono at home. 34-3.
NEW YORKONEW'HAVEN‘JI
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In effect October 13. 1901.
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LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.~12:35x. 421’ 815: 5: (5: 0:15.
:55. 7: 13 7:54. 8:1611. 9: 03:. ll: 36,
1:51;. 10:2211. 10:11). 11:35x.
:.
P 37—12155! 1: 17, 2226!, 3:04
31111:. 4:07, 4:501: 5:311. 5266:.
1:41. 7.07, 7:55x, 8:11 10.120. i
SUNDAYS. l
A, M.—-12;35x, (15511, 6:161, 9205,
94011.
P. Afr-3:211. 1:33, fr5i'x, 7:20, :
10:10. I ’ . 8“".
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK.
l1. M.'~72102X. 5:90. 6:00. 7:00.
It (1011 ll: 02 9001.9:041, 10.021.
10:01, 1120011, 11: 02
\P. M—12:02. 1:04 2:0“. 3:03.
32.30! 4:021: 41,04 41.30 6202. 62.00!
ll: 02. 7: (iii 8200:.9130. 11: 003.
SUNDAYS.
A. M-wiii: 021. 6: 00 7: 30 10: 01.
P M.-fi:00. 8:001. 11:00.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW HAVEN
A "-12: 0811. 1209:. 1:203. 0:18.
7: 42. 8: 42. 9'. 1011. 10: 02:, to:
11:08:. 11: an. 1011.
r. M.——13:02x. 1:10 11:07:, 4. 111.
52,22 01,20 7:05:,8:05x.9.15,11:15.
Bridgeport, In addition to above-P.
1111.»:243, 6:04.128.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.«12:03x. 1:09;, 1:201, 7:43.
9212.1129821.
P. M.-~7:16. 9:05.
(IOU'I’H NORWALK 1'0 DANIUIW.
A. M.-6:33. 9:18, 11:63:.
7'79 14.~«1:20. 2:22. 4236:. 6:10. 8:00.
DANIURY TO SOUTH NOIWALK.
A. 13.4100 7. 23, 3: 60 9: 33. 11:37.
P. E's-Ill 001.0:26 9:.43
m73111111" mm to 13111111117, 9: lo 1.
$17" ,4 III. M: .7“
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