Miller A link in fluid
lliirli iiiiil Singing
_ The following, concerning Miss No-
om T:Smlth, daughter of Mrs. Stanley
Sulfimlth. of New York. formerly of
Southfiorwalk. recently appeared in
The‘fiéw York American. and will be
rshd'yllth interest by Norwalk people:
Mlas‘Naomi Lsdyard Smith, of hem-
piotreet, is the latest addition to the
. raIlka.,of .the stage from society’s ex~
‘ elusive set. But this fascinating
..,yoling“woman, always looked upon as
moi-tunes favorite, has an abundance
,of‘determiuaticn that has outlasted
‘thefiti‘ong opposition to her joining the
”profession.
, ,c , "It’s an awful thing to be hampered
‘. "bye pedigree." said Miss Smith ugnin
" asparagus. While trying to persuade
My people to allow her the cppm‘tunu y
‘ of‘maklng her mark in life.
”, For three years Miss Smith sang in
. he choir of Holy Trinity Church. That
was while Dudley Buck was at the or-
on. When he left the church Miss
. ,Smith left also.
, _, " She was hesought to remain. Every
. mle‘loved her rich, beautiful voice and
~ everyone loved her. But she went
. away paying: “Why, it would be Ham-
letzwlthflamlet left out to attempt to
singlhene Without Dudley Buck."
90 she went, and in that. consider
“laberlss Smith lost her hold upon
the one thing that kept her from the
stage. _
, Some of her relatives had mapped
,out a line of church work for Miss
. Smith to pursue. They wished her
iov‘join the Episcopal Sisterhood and
grills her life to works of charity. They
wanted her to be known as Sister
Naomiand seemed to delight in ca-
ressing-the new name on their lips.
. Miss Smith raised no objection and
wentt'about as demure as a Quaker
maiden. It was no effort for her to
' do good. She always had and the in-
dications are that she always will.
.There wasn’t any immediate hurry
about joining the Sisterhood. She
kept on with her vocal studies under
Madame Maigllle.
One day while singing there came
owingnt‘the studio bell. Mme. Mal-
;gille herself opened the door. ’l‘here
“ stood a business-like looking man. who
asked the privilege of listening to the
young woman that had been singing.
Idle-told her who he was. He was ad-
mitted and the lesson proceeded to the
close.
Immediately he made Miss Smith an
offer to go. not on the concert nor op-
eratic stage. but in dramatic work. The
" ” ’ ‘youni'. woman was delighted. She felt,
that the longed—for opportunity had.
come. She told the manager that site i
would think the matter over, look lntol
"lt, and let him know in a week. Ati
home the dear ones were still making:
Sisterhood plans for Naomi. She. con- i
siderate of her feelings, said nothlngl
of her own plans until the contl‘iict'
was signed. Then she broke the flows)
as gently as possible.
At first it hurt. It created a stir.
Then came second thoughts. and after-
fhought. always recommended as the
best. and it was decided to let Naomi
go forth and climb lame‘s weary lad~
tier. l
l
—-8cald head is an eczema of thcl
scalp-very severe sometimes. but it
can be cured. Doan’s Olnlmcul. quick .
‘ and permanent in its results. of any
drug store, 50 cents.
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POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
.MRS. B. O'SHAUGHNESSY TONIGHT
“Mrs. B. O'Shaughnescy" can be
truthfully termed the "Old Homestead"
~of farce comedy, for it not only resem-
‘blea this famous play in its elementary
construction of humor and pathos. but
each of its characters is drawn from
life. There is no straining after clim-
axes: no sensational episodes; no
problems to solve. Every scene and
situation is reached by natural and
consistent methods. which discloses
the subtle ingenuity of the author. and
affords great possibilities for the alc-
torn.
l [WAY OF‘ UNUSUAL lNTlBRES’l‘.
" ‘ "-‘.'l.‘nder Southern Skies." u colnrily
_ drahla of the land of sun, magnolius
1 and ’ornngé blossoms. by Lottieiilalr
” . Parker. author of that New England
”will. “Way Down East." will be one of
.tllaimportant dramatic events of the
nation at Hoyt's Theatre. Monday.
tWiillsm A. Brady has given the play a
lavishly expensive mounting. and a
[darling cast of players.
,m‘iannno neutrino anousns EN-
' a. , THUSIABM.
‘ .uil " ed Roll d. who will play s ro-
, mo “genie tin this city. atelloyt’a
Theatre, on Thursday night, November
ill in Theodore Kramer's successful
ifdfiii‘iitia play. "rue rower Behind the
‘1“ ‘ no." is a most .vorsatlie you
will: Miss Holland. lnin triump -
4‘ tour .last season. surprised the
' Intic'crltics by the power and in-
. fy of her acting. she is essential-
emotional actress. and has the
power of attracting women. in
Power .130th the Throne." alias
will with . be. seen as .‘fliriax‘
teapot a court musician.
piano. 1 is
Witcndi-faou‘l 191mg?
V . e‘ , i
i: 'i Salve dared
after-i hail 11810331240
paints a" in bi:
.99“.pr .
Nearly everyone WI i admit that us a
nation we eat loo flinch meat and too
little of vegetables and the grains.
'For business men. office men and
clerks, and in fact everyone engaged
in sedentary or, indoor occupations.
grains. milk. and Vegetables are much
more healthful; , ‘ .
Only men engaged in severe outdoor
manual labor can live on a heavy meat,
diet and continue in health.
All a general rule. meat once a day
is sull'lcient for all classes of men. wo-
nlen and children and grains, fruit and
vegetables should constitute the bulk
of food eaten.
But monitor the" most nutritious
foods are difficult of digestion and it is
of no use to advise brain workers lo
cal largely of grain and vcgctalilcs.
whore tliuyllgcstion is too weak tolls-
simllatc them properly.
in of Little am
it is always best to get. the bust r-‘e
suits from our food that sonic simple
and harmless digestive should be talo
on after annals to assist the rclaxrd
digestive organs, and several years'
experience have proveu Stuart's ilys-
pepsin Tablets to be a very safe. pleasr‘
out and effective digestive and a rem-
edy which may be taken daily with the
best results.
Stuart‘s Dyspepsia Tablets can llartl~
ly be called a patent medicine, as they
do not act on the bowels nor any pur- ,
ticuliii‘ organ. hilt only on the food
eaten.
aciis lack, pepsin diastase and by stim-
ulating the gastric glands increase the
natural secretion of hydrochloric acid.
People who make a daily practice of
taking one or two of Stuart's Dyspepv
sia Tablets after each, meal are sure-
to have perfect digestion which means
perfect health.
There is no danger of forming an in-
Jul'ious habit as the tablets contain
absolutely nothing but natural diges-
lives; cocaine, morphine and similar
drugs have no place in a stomach med-
icine and Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tulilcts
are certainly the best known and most
popular of all stomach remedies.
Ask your drugglst for a fifty cent
package of Stuart‘s Dyspepsia Tablets
and after a week‘s use note the im-
provement in health. appetite and nor-
vous energy.
029 31
Republicans Enlliiisiiisilr.
(Continued from First Puget
stage were seated many prominent Re~
publicans from South Norwalk. East
Norwulk, Norwalk and Rowuyton.
The meeting was opened by Presi—
dent E. H. Mathewaon. who announced
the secretary. George H. Vosburgli.
who read the list of vice-presidents
and secretaries of the Campaign Club.
which have been previously printed in
The Sentinel. President Mathewson
then announced in a few well chosen
words. the chairman of the evening.
Frank A. Ferris. Mr. Ferris wltli a
few remarks. in which he intermingled
runny witty sayings and a few funny
stories announced the presence of thc
Tippecanoe Glee Club. of Bridgeport.
and they worv received with great ap-
plausc. Their first selection was Union
and Liberty and they were obligcd to
respond to an cut-ore. giving the fol-
lowing. entitled “Our Smile.“ and
which brought down the house:
0h we‘re in the light once more.
i should smile. i should smile.
As we've often been before.
i should smile. i should smile.
All the Norwulk boys will light.
For the ticket with their might.
You can gamble they're all right,
Sec tlirm smile. smile. smile.
on the Democratic talk.
Makes us smile. makes us smile.
We will win in a walk.
1 should smile, i should suiilc.
With Abli'nm Chamberlain.
Wu urobouuil to win again.
thn the votes arc counicilwlhcu
Watch our sonic old smilo,
For Lieutenant Gov-cr—nor
llcm'y Roberts suits us lino.
it‘or we've heard of him before.
And will again—0h. many ll limo.
And it ninkcs the rotors marry,
iiccuusc Charley Vinai vcry
Soon will hi» the Scrrclary
(if the State. slate. stalc.
licnry Gallup takes no clinnN-s,
life comes from Norwich. way down
cast)
And lic’ll run the state's finances.
The next two yearsmyou but your
life.
William Raclcy it is plain.
Will add Comptroller to ills uilmc.
Which wll glvic ldd Klitluff pain.
But. we smile. smile. Hinllc.
George L. Lillcy, so they any.
Wears u smile. wears a smile.
For lic'll win election day,
Let. us smile. let us smile.
And we know our promise will
Help his cup of joy to fill
That we‘l send back id. J. Hill.
Watch ourFsmlic. smile smile,
or
u. .l. Hill, is. J. Hill. lio‘u ibr man for
me,
He represents our district as it really
ought to be. ‘
ill. J. Hill. ill. J. Hill. he'll the man for
me.
He‘s going built to Washington with ii
big majoritoc.
A-Mum-N.
Mr. Mathewson then announced Conn
[traumas unload he. on behalf of
Senator Dilliugham. apologized for Mil
non-appearance. He stated that the
senator had been on a very long and
tedious campaign through Vermont
and partial. this stats. and through the
last of it “chronically unable to
continue. although he did so up to the
last. dicknestvilnaily overtook him.
and he was, unablevto leave his home.
prominent representative, from View
most. hid promised to athlete the
campaignthat Senator m in ham had
mapped out. anti he said a would
hardly». be in attendance at Norwalk
this evening and all were invited to
gig“ fluid listen to summation
tar. ‘
.sau.‘ llama. wounds
..Hill..then took up indifferent
accreditation and hfi‘ address use
They supply what wcuk stoma ‘.
soar. Mitt, a's will-tea WORKS.
Mr... Hill stated that. D. 3. Foster, a .
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t‘ifld
n
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Selling Clalhliiigi'ls not especially now but
Ionable Clothingwhas greatly, lnoraaud tho
men. women and children. we are able
easily and without delay. .
to
important feature which one will
Brennan '5 Clothing. ,
Have you been in to see us yet l ,
There will be no trouble about credit.
mu
i .
. ‘ tho ,
of haying a large and complain stock of Season life "a
and caused I! to become popular with the people.
Injusf this way we have won over the maple. Alwnyai show.
[up swarm stack a! neat offsets ln durable wearing Clothing for
Our reasonable prlnea» for the. {fully made ,Cloflthmils another
flnd characterizes (lately a
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is. ‘.
or der- method
“Fash-
volunlo of bounds:
satisfy“ their needs
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:
without hesitation figures and facts on
till the present and past political-is-
sues of both the Republican and the
Democratic party. He spoke of the is-
sucs of the Democratic party in which
they intermingled free silver. the bout
trust. and other question. and also
dwalf at some length on tho coal (pica—
tion. lie told of how the Democratic
candidate for governor of this stoic.
had. during one of his speeches. heaped
abuse on the Republican party for im—
posing a duty on anthracite coal. whcu
there is no duty on the untbrucilc coul
tli all. but there was inculion mudc oi‘
ii in the Wilson bill. lic also spokc
of the trusts today. tinti how the Dem-
ucrutic party was using the trusts as
an issue for their campaign; llow ut-
lcrly opposed they were to ihctn, and
how they wanted them wiped out. Hr
showed that while the Dmocrutic lead-
ers were howling ”down Willi
trusts in their spcccbcs. many of them
tile in iculily holding bonds and stocks
in all of the large trust corporations.
Hc demonstrated most emphatically
the prosperity the country has enjoyed
in the last ten years and the lucrcusr
in the manufactures and products. He
stated that in i890 the total amount of
maniifucurcs was $120,000,000. anti in
limb was $.‘lii.0(l0.000. an enormous lu-
t-reasc; how the total amount of pro-
ducts in l890 was “85.000000. and in
liiiiil was $352,000.000, unolller coor-
inous increase. The prosperity oi‘ the
t-tliuitry for the last five years was :i
~lOllI'i‘9 of glad tidings to every loynl
American citizen. Eight yturs ago
the country was in ubjecl poverty. and
iiie treasury was compelled to issu-
lioiuls and (ull‘lificnies to foreign coun-
li‘lcs to pay the heavy debts; one-third
of the railroads of the country wars in
the bands of receivers. The licpubli-
cuu administration had. in the lust livi-
yours. raised the debt of $51’).000.0000.
tho illicrcsl cllui'gl‘s hull bccn l‘f‘iilii'f‘ll,
n7,uil0,iiilii.000, llllil there now rcmuint-d‘
in the treasury $200.(ltlil.il00.
Ml‘. Hill also slinkc of the increase
in crminlcrce which in 189? was $54.-
oiii).000.000. and in mm was $lii‘l.0tlu,-I
lie ulsui
”00000. a mammoth iucrciisc.
.Lllil of the promises of" the Republican
party in regard to tho isiiiiuinn (.‘nunl.
ihc l'lll'fll free delivery and the position ‘
:licy would take on the gold standard
question. also tlic justice and macros
ity to Cuba and all our possessions.
tic also ilwcll upon the ll‘lllli' in sugili
.iutl lobucco with foreign countries.
iiitl explained ilic income from this
.tnircc.
Al the conclusion of his spot-ch (‘oir
urcssuinn lliil was greeted with (leaf-
«uing iippluust». showing the impres—
sion he had made upon his audience.
Mr. lt‘errls then mode a few remarks
and the 'l‘lppccuiioe f‘luli rendered two
more songs. scoring the Dl‘fllill'l‘illll“
lenders. uutl the nieeilug then came to
ii close.
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SOME ONE
TAMPERED WITH
, SIPHONS.
Wilbur it). Lewis, of (licubrook. is
wrought up over the destruction of
several vichy uiphonp anti the. limit of
ten dozen rubbers used in the stop-
pcrs of beer bottles. While on route
to Springtime. the other day. Mr.
Lewis left the ulphona and beer bot»
tics by the roadside. When he return-
ed. a little later, the robbers hud
boon taken from the bottles. and a
number of the siphon: were broken.
lie says he knOWs the guilty party
and he has asked Prosecuting Attorney
Carter. of Stamford. to take action.
LOOK OUT FOR FEVER.
Biliiouaness and liver disorders at
this season may be prevented by‘
cleansing the system with ‘Dantts
Little Early Risers. Those famous ill.
tic pills do not gripe. They move the
bowels gently bill copiously, and. hyl
reason of the ionic proportion, give
tone and strength to the glands. Clif-
ford Pharmacy.
“wan“; rmw
humus”. liar. superintendent of
the. Gilbert it .‘Bfmnett .Manufacturlng
00.. in Georgetown. iii making quite
extensive
andsome res once in Cannon. Among
, one, idiom adiabatic of; a, water
system. Mr. Iliiier‘secnr nu, the water
for baths and other purposes .from a
reservoir located about three-sights of
a mile away. The entire distance
from the house to the reservoir has
been piped. and the system will soon
be in good working order. =
u-
ndercuts“ rich. thick.
lily. icon has
no.
the ‘
MILK'HPRBDUOERS VAOT TODAY:
Price Goes Up .to Seven Cents Next
Saturday.
The late of the combination of milk
pl‘ilillii‘ffl‘l” 1“ Stamford and "i“ilml’ conditions from friction load to :30 per
“’1' UN? lllll‘l'lOSi‘ 0t advancing the i cont. nbovu its ruled full load constant
wholesale lil‘le} of milk and fixing lily for two “mm, mm“ i, will regu-
uniform prlrc for the product. depends l pm. m any “to...“ prcssurc from 30
upon the outcome of n pleating of the ' u, 100 pounds to n... mum... mph rai-
retailers culled for tonight. lithe re-iod horse power capacity 250 Min 95
tailors “WW? t0 “HWY “‘9 WOPOSNO“ l pounds steam pressure at the throttle
M ”11‘ WllOli’Hflli‘i'S‘—"'llnd It is illilll‘l'i‘il to be so perfectly balanced that it will
they will~lbo advance will become t-f- “m “and... and y“... from vibration
itN‘ilYi‘ ill once. and ufit'i‘ Nnvcnibcl‘ ‘ without being hold down with founda-
i there Will be an lilt'l‘t‘llSG iii the retail ,iion bolts under fill conditions of load
lllll'i' 0f milk 01' 0111‘ cent lll‘l‘ (lllm‘i- if. 1 under rcgulni‘ operating conditions so
. on the other build the retailers refuse (but a nickel will remain on edge on
to give their endorsement to the [)I‘Ofian‘y pint; finished Hurfupe of the en.
lKlF-l'il llll‘l‘t‘flsc. as they did a your ago. izluc. The contractor must build a
UN ill'Oihll‘i‘l‘S Will “9 ill ll dill-‘llllllll-‘substiinllul foundation for the vagina
'l‘ilcy dcclurc that it is impossible found generator. The speed of the (in.
make nmnvy under existing conditions i glue must conform to the spoutl l'chilr~
by selling milk wholesale at the rules i ell by the generator, my to (-xoup‘] 23o
installing} lew‘l’li‘nl
{Continued from First Page).
, i
.l per cent. under regular operating.
improvements about his ‘
October‘s chilly nights malts one feel
t trill long be remembered in the ‘ ’ i
1. .. one,
now in form and many of them any
they will iii‘” llli‘ll' cattle and quit
buslncss forthwith unless the advanc-
ed price becomes cffectlvr-a. Such ii
pi‘ocecding would reduce the supply.
The pricc of u produce is supposed to
Ilcpeuil upon supply and (li‘lllllllli. The
demand would be its largo as over. The
ltidvltiiblc result. would be an increase
ill the l'l‘lflil l)l'l(‘.l‘ of milk.
()no of the human retailers in Siam
ford gave a reporter some interesting
information (lllllll‘ milk subject today.
[11' Hillll Hill! the producers liud orgtlir
lzctl, not for llic purpose of mull-ting
the public. but from sicrn necessity.
\\ iili culllc flllil gl‘ullrfcctl of the pros-
vul high prices, and it further :idvuucc
in price likely at any moment. ll was.
the rciullcr sultl. next to impossible
for tili‘ product-rs to make an: ‘uoncy
on milk at illl‘ existing l‘lth'n. fir said
the only reason ilic rclnllci's didn't
support flit» producers u your one ill
llicir efforts to increase the price was
ibc four that they could not obtain tin
zlllVilllL‘t! in tho \‘utuil pi'icc of milk.
’l‘lic cliunccs of obtaining the advanced
ictail prit'c now scams lo ibis main
lictlcr than it was ii your out). for the
runs-on that ilicrc is more unanimity
on the subject uniting the l‘cluilci's.
’l ho cxlsiiii-r st-uic of wholvsztlc prices
is, lic suys, llii'i-t- t‘l‘llltl pcr quart. dc-
ll\’(‘l‘l‘il. for six months in llli‘ your.
and lin' ('I'll'm for tho remaining six
months. 'l‘iic lll'tllllli‘l‘l‘s wont to fix
the lll'li'l‘ lll :ilJJ cents for six months.
illlli 41/2 for ill“ oiiu-r luilf your. The
rctuilcrs how, most of liicui. he sold,
but-u Rolling six Cl‘llis pci‘ (llllil'l uii
your around for their milk. Home rais-
i‘il tlic price lo scrub cents on ...c first
of (,h-lobor. 'i'hc uiocilng this cvouiug
will discuss ti proposition to fix it lini-
florm roinii |)l‘l(‘(‘ of boron cculs pcl‘
. quart.
Act-culling to this i'oitiilvr. there
are iiboul iii) wholesalers in his suc—
lion. and all of thorn arc in accord
. with tho proposition lo advance the
price. The minilu-r of rcinllcra is
about 25. 'l‘lu-ii'. position on tlic prop-
l usition remains to be even. Not long
,ugo, this retailer who gave the above
i information made an estimate of tho
i amount of milk Hold lll'l'v daily by re-
ililllol'ii. According to his figures ibc
, amount is about 5.000 tiunrls per day.
lor a quart for about cvory four pcoplc
i, in town.
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lBUSAN B. ANTHONY STATE DAY.
{Resolutions Adopted by New York
; Slate humanist Association.
3 BUFFALO, N. i’.. October ill—Jill:-
.Nsw York Stan- Wmnon’s Sulfragiai
. Aaaoelullun. which has been holding it
illollvtlnllllll bore. adjourned finally this
morning. after some executive work.
iAmoug the resolutions adopted was the
lfoiiowing:
l "While iii the opening of our coh-
vcnilon the death of our brave and
lbolovcd leader. Elizabeth Cody Stan»
.«ion, lliioti our hf‘lll‘lil with regret, we.
3 know ihlit her dolllh. "lll' her life. in
3a progression. that the arms We love
are around her. and that her memory
ilcacrves iii our hands that we neglect
no opportunity to further the work. the
work to which like devoted sixty years.
"Resolved. that the state association
liet aside Rainbow 15. the birthday of
our beloved leader. Miss Susan ll. Air
ihony, as a state day. to be known If!
devotion our.”
NEW inseam acorns STAMPI.
WASHINGTON. October aiw'f‘he
new issue of thirteen cent postage
stamps is out. The poatmuler-gener-y
of has denunciation the first sheet of
the printed stampi- and they will short-
l"? he on “sale in all theme» offices in
‘ country. :Tiisuminlusnihcaon
«chairman WWW
; revolutions per minute.
i A description of the commercial gou-
't‘l‘ul0l‘ follows: It shall consist of (mo
li’ill kilowatt uiuliipolur 1:20 to 270 volt
tlircct currnut cnginu iypc generator.
. For the street service one iuulilcircuit
‘scrics arc generator of 1:50 livc-uinpci‘c
series cucloscil arc lumps capacity
with one 95 horse power 220 to 270i
yoll direct current constant spccti Inc.
‘ltor connected to arc generator so as
l
to properly di'lvt- saiuc. and all ”0005- .
jsary switch-board apparatus and con-
, auctions.
1' 'l‘lic superintendent will have com
I pit-to supervision of the work.
l The spcciflcnlions liavc lit-cu mudc
ivory plain and cxucting, as the nutui‘o
.oi‘ llli' work requires. The following
l arc a low of the most important itcms:
2 Work must be done quickly and no til--
; iii-ls or rubbish ullowml to accumulate,
{The premises and apparatus must bc
lul'l thoroughly cit-nil, in order, and if
itlefucetl or injured, satisfactorily ro-
lpulrcd by contractor. A H.000 bond
‘ is rcqulrcd and the work must be com-
} plated in six months. The contractor
luiusi, without cxpcnso to the city, rc-
Iiilll' or replace any faulty apparatus
or workmanship or defective uliilcriniu
llllsiullcd llllill‘l' the specifications that
{may be discovered within one your or
[the duo: of ucccptullcc of installation.
The contractor is to pay till it day for
:.-.ii~li iluy beyond lbc limit of contract
iilmc ”11' work is but roiiiplclotl. ’l‘llc
ltii‘vl‘liull of flu» engine must not liuili-
per the plant from :i p. in. to i a. lil.
.(Yunlruciur must provide it. coillpcleui
engineer at his own expensi- to Olii'l‘llil‘
llic cugluo after it is completely in
smiled and really for survive for two
weeks. and furnish power up to the ca-
pacity of the cnginc as tho board may
direct.
The groulur port of tho work in con-
.nct:tlon with the addition in Hue plant
i“'i” fell upon Silpcriiilcniluui Albert
ll}. Winchester. Hc iloscrvoo lht: ('l'i‘ll-
it for (ll‘lllmlllm and superintcuillug iiic
erection of tho pvt-soul plant. which in
ii model of its kind iii the country. liv-
cry pics.» of apparatus tllill llilH bccli
used iii the pliitii since its orrcilon was
installed under the present siipcrih»
ioiitlvui. Entirely through his efforts.
backed by the lioiirtl of Electrical
l‘ottinilasionora bus the blunt been
brought up to its ill‘l‘hl'ill standard of
t-llicicucy. For some time Mr. Will-
clwiiier has iltlvuculcil tin» necessity of
culiirgcnient. Now that he has obtain-
cd if. the work of planning for the
changes to uiaiic devolves upon him.
For the iii'xl six or night months be
will utilisenui-iitly be one of the buaicut
turn in Smith Norwulk.
Although work oil the addition coil-
not be commenced until next spring.
probably about the first of April. the
otmiitilsaioncru will very soon sand for
bills to the various firms which they
know to be perfectly reliable and
which can figure closely on the work.
and before winicr acts in will probably
haw awarded the contract. fly the
first of April. ii is calculated. thr- days
will have grown considerably longer
and the strain on iliu engines at the
plant will have been so for relieved
that one of them can be kept idle. as
will be necessary. during flu.- installs»
lion of the new engine.
W...
The entire treatment of Bernini‘s
hirer Pills and Tonic Pellets for com
situation. costs but 25 centswmddlolno
each in action. Ask your dealer for
Ramon’s. ll, ll. Plaistcd. '*
FOREST FIRES “50‘ m MONTANA
immense. forest fire is magic were“
the that from John.“ the thalli-
reservation, Meantime 32M“ i
flmfifllm, this of ,
Ire will: a '
v ._ nil-v
for a month. pleasant to take andiiilor-r
MISBOULA. Mont. October 31—min
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SHERIDAN aasivss m Ponr‘iwmrnssssswaur MORE MVoNsv
-—-~——— 1 CHICAGO. Oct. 3i.—-—Waltresses in
,. Brings 1,011 Soldiers From Manila and i the down-town restaurants want bet-
b’iN MIaRyAgthlerCIaassangersn l ; for conditions and threaten to strike if
‘. i‘ 1 S ,. . c . 31.~' ‘he heir demands are refused. They get
transport Sheridan arrived in port ear- : their demands are refused. They
ly todaytwcnty-iivcdays from Manila. ;get no tips and say wages that
via Nugaskl. She has on board 1,011 i vary from $6 to $9 a week for thirteen
soldiers. including six troops of thelhours’ work are inadequate. More
Ninth cavalry. consisting of 520 men. . than 400 attended a meeting at which
2x5 casutls. 134 sick. eight prisoners E it was decided to file the demands to-
and five insane men. She also brought l day, giving their employers until Mon-
thc bodies of seventeen dead soldiers. } day to answer. There are more than
There are 95 cabin passengers, includr 1,200 waitresses in the Union. They
lug: nlnumbcr of officers returning to . ask for ten hours a day, the same wage
l(.’ r tomes. - scale. hilt double pay for all over time.
The transport Sumner with General i'i‘he girls woh hold "dinner places" get
(‘haffee on board left Nagasaki four l 53.50 a week for a five-hour day and
days ahead ofthc Sheridan. but on do want $4.50 a week and a working "day"
count of stopping at Honolulu. is not of three hours.
t-xpcctcd here until next week. ;
i HIS LIFE lN PERIL.
AMERICA’S FAMOUS BEAUTIES i “I just seemed to have gone all to
113ml:hwltlisliorrminon ‘Skin 'Ir‘ltruptéonsi . gieccsfiifitrltes Alfreg Bee, of yeifare,
' cs, ores. . mp es. cy on’ i cx., “ ousness an a sure ack had
have them. nor will any one who uses ; made life a burden. I couldn’t eat or
liucklen’s Arnlca Salve. lt glorifics I, work when l began to use Electric Bit-
? the face. Eczema or Stilt Rheum vanish i, tors, but they worked wonders. Now 1
before it. it cures sore‘lipa, chapped .sieep like a top. can eat anything, have
‘gl’t’ll‘ldr‘, chiiblains. ['llfllillble for Piles. i gained in strength and spicy hard
i an. at F. H. Baxter a drug store. " lsleep and felt almost too worn out to
—---r---—-' work." They give vigorous health and
TENblls ‘C‘HA‘MPION ' EhlGAGED. i new life to weak. sickly. run-down peo-
l 'l.()sANiilal.luh. (Jot. .ii.—~l‘he en-iplo. Try thank. Only 50c at F. H.
gngciucni is announced of Miss Mar- 1 Baxter's drug store. "
itiu Joucs, daughter of Senator John
il‘. Jones, of Nevada. to Robert For YOUNG COREETT IN TRAINING.
lilillllll', of lloslou. Miss .loncs is tho, liAli’l‘FOItD October ill—“Young"
i woman tennis champion of the United lilorbott arrived in Hartford yesterday .
l3.13.22".1‘"91.31111.iiiiii‘f’iféln?”ifi’l’éi‘ii‘ “Kilroy," mp hem gm to}; Union-
« .- . ‘ . l . f i vi e, w are to w n all up a train-
‘:.31l:’l1‘(|.1’1'., Ml-tl‘gl’tllmm‘ 19 B promi- 'ing for his coming go with Austin
' i“ mi“ "ll“ 0 oston. . Rice at Waterbury. When asked what
1) 1) i h b lthe prospects wore,f‘or his ever meci-
...SXKLEZ‘ilhni fillinfll‘fi .322“; mi Mikael“ “e “in“ “‘“i ”if “i“
I.- 1 ‘ f” . - ‘ was a 9 in; mm o and le iopet it
gigging”hmay}ignilzlgitnmi‘ha‘tu{swim {would be successful. “1 want that
instantly relieved and quickly cured .lght. b“ said. and if pagan”? [m
however. by the use, of Rumon‘s Nerve. lgoing to have it.
THE WORST FORM.
and Bone Oil. 25 cents. R. H. Plais- i
W‘- ‘Mwwww "' l hgultitagles are singing the praises of
' inc 0 . e new if scovery w ich is
CHICAGO HAS $175,000 FIRE- making so many sick people Well and
CHICAGO. ()t-i. :li.—~l«‘lrc~curly today i weak people strong by digesting what
(it‘Hil‘nycil ilic ihrcc upper stories of u lllley eat, by cleansing and sweetening
flvc-utory building owned by (icorgo :the stomach and by transforming their
liullcn and Company, maltstcrs, at No. lfood into the kind of pure. rich. red
in Pine Hll‘l‘f‘i. The structure is in the . blood that makes you feel good all ov-
utitlst of u colony of anioli il‘uuic liouu- ior. Mrs. (lranflll, of Troy. l. 'i‘.. writes:
cu occupied by laboring .pcoplc. but For a number of years i was troublcd
the flames were confined to the larger :with indigestion anti dyspepsia, which
buildings. The loss is estimated at 5 grcw into the worst form. Finally l
“75.000. ] was induced to use Kodol and after us‘
w—a—«m ling four bottles i am entirely cured.
GOES LIKE HOT CAKES. l heartily recommend Kodol to all suf-
"Tlie fastest selling article i have in fare from indignation and dyspepsia.
mystore.” writes Drugglst (i. '1‘. Smith. Take a done after meals. it digests
of Davis. Ky.. "is Dr. King's New 0125- iWhflt you sat. Clifford Pharmacy. "'
covcry for Consumption. Coughs and!
(.‘ollls. because it always euros. in my .‘KlLLED WHILE COUPLING CARS.
six yours of sales it has never failed. l 1 NEW HAVEN, Oct. lliwA freight
have known it to save sufferers from ibt-ukcmun whose name In supposod‘to
Throat and Lung tllacnscs. who could illlIVfl been Just-pk (lrtift was almost
act no help from doctors or any other 'lnslnntly killuil yesterday at the Cellar
remedy." Mothers rely on it, best phy’ . Hill freight yards while coupling cars.
clcliinu prescribe it. and i“. H. i’luxlcr glib was caught butwccn two cars and
guarantees satisfaction or will refund lllf'lll'ly all of illusion were crualied ln.
brloo. Trial bottiiiu free. Regular ills home is unknown.
«lacs, lilic and 81. ' "'
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W
W.—
Any drugglai who looks more to the
licnllli and welfare of his friends
Mtw
ALL-AMEMCANS BROKE “6.00wa
BUTTE. Mont. licl. film—‘i'uc Ali- “ and customers than to the in-
Amcrlcuu llowliug trio has taken ev- crcnua of his prescription trade.
cry game of ii series of live with tuc will ruconmrcnd Ramon’s Liver
iliiitc team. Tho oil/inhumane broke
all records for renal work. making a
total ofhzlllllb plus. or an livrrugtl of 017
Pills and Tonic l’cliotn for attacks of
cotiallpullon and bliiounnoall. They
am far better than strong drugs and
much cheaper than preacrlptioa bills.
(1. C. McClure a Son, the fouling drug~
aim of Gallup. Ky.. write: " en’s
liivsrrl’llla and Topic Pellet have
proved to be the most popular and sat.
isfactcry medicine wo aver handled."
A trial will convince you of ibclr great
superiority over ordinary liver plilii.
, 25 ct». it. fl. Plalated. “
sou—«W
uoawmli JUDGE 0F PROBATE.
NORWICH. October aiwA special
committee appointed by the Democrat«
if! probate con volition held here a short
time and. yesterday nominated Gilbert
_ 5. Raymond. of Norwich. for Judge of
probate.
NATUflAL ANXIIYY.
Mothers regard a touching winter
with uneasiness. chi ran take cold so
easily. N0 disease costs more little
. lives than arena. for small in so with
. den that the sufferer Mi often no and
human aid before the, doctors” var.
Such caller yield fondly in Due Mb»
um ooiish Cars. use! on the mucus.
altars ludammutlonrreniwiil d’ r.
, Absolutely Info... Ann. imam? .
(film coughs. {sold}. an . “ ‘
all throataad location ' .
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V90!
rsimi’ i
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This Rented float ‘ tie
'.bathy1aildo’ctioouls;im '15”
More: of: natural lanai a.
. “as satin :voldingf ”$2312?
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which «lien i all .
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