w / amusements mm system: but of the 4 lesion 'f'nztisy. 4 hunts' is the most shin- 12." 4 m. ‘ iakpr ”his“ mm” The system used on the t 5 . m first} “3:170:0on in biennial convention of the later. OJ 7“,”. p”. 6.71:1; a. you.” mar. while the later ”“9999 “mystified? the... sum» per so in”. .. l ’0‘ 090mm 3.999 9hr in net i t can ' 4 - or all e e s we or ‘ charged storage battery will grouting ‘to thg‘gmd’mfifim es s lamps in a car burning for t w wil i it. o eight tire. The cars illuminated by “fifflfiéflfimflfiwflaf jigs“ iv 9 ‘0 “We light" method. being “1)».meva “We .yggal‘ f ._4.4 Bridnvort. so tbs-isles?" piled “H“ h ”mum“ °‘ “‘9" own. "9 auctions of. viia“ interest wl ’e act-«J ~ full cup of holes , practiu’n ly always ready for use. Curse upouuineluding thstvot outlining 4 all. bring sun on. That's "I“ W it "m“ ”an"? ““0“" stains hour day among the machinists 9WD“ ".0 looking 101'" Hi! must require stricter attention, for employed on the “"de of the 0mm, inquire where they had when they are run on a train that has “5. :. 4 _ 9:.“ no generating set they are apt to draw _ urns question of electing internation-. 4 heavily upon their reserve of electric- ,1 trainers by vote in convention rather , lty. if a battery were to become one than by misundusiinst present, will ‘3 3° “0 ‘0 be contested and trouble is anticiplit-: , I rid Fur Washable-the ‘ wspirlt Tsh‘owib‘ W'zgti94 2%” “hoax them so walk-when look Store. unless strengthened with ”(19:88 can often work protec- require spectacles sooner or later. a‘De festive} glasses. become more “amt? #9‘ur9iwf“ tive 9’0“?” if used in limb. . . HMERHB?‘ HOW Rsiractin Room 9. United Henna uildlng- Telephone 363% 0 fields. 9. ouih Norwallt, Conn. u eci is! ’5 ointmehts in convenience of patrons. 8p 9 Saturday «evenings. 'l,--—9. Ruhr—8: 00. Office hours 8—112"). W...» ‘i boot the on between the sociallstic membership; .2; 9 , it“ once lonally and at gt 0999““ 99 l“ a 99'9"“ 9'3“? ‘4???“ 9' 9 9 9 wwmmusi‘ic ”I'm 91:56 this 4...) bible of incandea- such times they must be “ddctorod.” “T‘resident Francis Clarke. of ilrock- 5 9 ' ' 9” scchstb‘med to silec- that ‘9' “9‘0““ t” normal “Mull“ dif- at“ . ~ ll At the south Boston yards at the Ni?! . Haven road are electrical experts pflil'i'é'ihmilgfiififtfli?“ whose sole duty is to use that the ' electrical equipment Of the“ I“ 03‘ half of the delegates thanked the to “north: :gggdg‘bfiimzlit 301:: press trains is kept in proper order. cepfipn committee and in 34“ eloqm % “M.” W cg.nrt.‘ih?°°i‘ltiii‘ 2:: if:it:..t.l”$‘dit.:é.§“i‘.iltll“t so. strengthen.retrieve? 115 Washington st, 80. Norwalk, ct. ovme 8' Son, hears anything about.- ready to sacrifice their lives. it sense A J A out a in fights on a train are 0pm“ On a “"8 summer afternoon the 1188- sary. to obtain justice for the laboring 9 ma we .4 «- WI» "in View 1)? .‘i't. ways. The Twentieth Ceu sengers ‘on the Merchants‘ Limited, man. ~~ ‘ ,I .; I34 Washimbn Street. South Ndrwalk I fitted the famous New York “MC” “9"” 9‘ 5 “9°99“ my “9 99‘ Chamberlain's Cone. Cholera gm, Doors open at 2 o clock. Dc monstration at 2 :30 sharp. Admis- quire any artificial ii bt until the train between is Diarrhoea. Remedy cures diarrhoea sion and treatment given in hull FREE Dout fail to sec them. U‘FOg‘UKW MW ANDJMONDAY THE BALANCE OF STOCKJRE' Mnerlcan Federation of Labor. extend . Pretident James O'Connell} on be- ‘hlii house or in his hotel, tori. president of the state branch of loo. ‘1! m Ol‘k AM is fifty miles—or about an hour‘s run 4. h“ is “6‘11”“. is illuminated and dysentery in all forms and in hit The sight of a lifetime. .. .. —-on its way. [Then suddenly there is n 8' the axle light stages. it never fails For sale by also used on an outburst of brilliancy from one end ttravel about of the train to the other. Not long by stillson-Powell, Clifford Pharmacy: .. ago what were then considered the «éflggfii le‘s‘ron. finest t‘ralns were all supplied :with oil road from Boston lamps that required lighting by hand. zeltfuss Pharmacy. VOLCANOEB if? AchVE ERUP- , TiON. GAR Wrath drama to a awitcbs i'd inside the car and thence to the “this and do: a storage battery con-«I tallied in i. largo, obloag box located: or the sake of convenience under the side of thereon: .T 4 dynamo, bexlns to generate elec- ”$39.0“. as the train moves. it ‘s ‘ “Windfall reaches a speed of fifteen miles an hour, and inversely it t oru batter ‘ “9"” he at as y" that. after marriageymany quarrelsa ilves‘und missionaries for ten miles- of matches. is a marked example of ideas and the alertness of American railroad officials in the utilisation of these ideas to the fullest possible ex- tent. ’ g..— ---v AREIYOU ENGAGED? Engaged people should remember. can be avoided by keeping their di- ihc superiority of twentieth century" hetero Joining the Sierra at Tutulia, visited the scene of the volcanic erllll' tion on the island of Savali. The. eruption was till active When he came away. The lava, still iletvl‘ng. had covered a distance of four miles. ‘ The eruption occurred in a mountain behind the district of Mutants. About 3 o'clock a. m., on August 21. the na- around‘wcre awakened by a terrific The Sick. Deaf, Blind, Lame. Rheumatic, Palsied, Paralyzed stuff all who are Crippled and on Crutches will be treated by the Laying on of Hands. Tumors and Gaiters removed in full view of the audience. without removal of clothing or exposure of the person. 4'1 ittyvmie'gsizss 4c. 42 AND * figures or IT. is what we are after. -to please you, we take that. south Norwlli This method is bynomeunsobaolete, gig: ...... While ,4 node Hole The system Is a . , 44 4 4 . 4 4 mus our was s ........... 'tnparaiively simple one; the dynamo.- 33“ it 9:;“13233 “d“‘a‘kmg ”“9"“: ' ”"T ' 1' II ‘5 E By means of which apyon graph“? IKln'i's. .., ...... .. .............. . ..... $1.23 3: Mentor. which provldes the cur- “5x919: trails: Sgrta‘inlynfil‘ive my; Returnegoflsfmfli‘ mustang. e s o it ~ amt. (gig: ... . ....... . ..... :9.“ UP -- ~l eofth wheel ' 4 4 ................ ..... 4 t’ ,4 lipid edit? :l‘i‘le‘ is if smal "“39 ”99‘9““ “'9 ““0“ “n“ “m" SAN F‘RANCISCO. September 12-~ FULLY DEMONS ATED sii.i< sum. rosufisul sis ................ ...... sow teoo 4. been connected by a belt with a “'9‘“ “'“m‘na‘m” 0' "1° "3‘“. “00“" Among the personnel-swim arrived to- lfllLLiAN‘f’fflt so ...................... . ...... . now use ‘ or wheel attached to one of the WW“ by ““90" hands and “10 day on the steamer Sierra. mm Aus 44' where muss “sum water suns .. ......... .Now sass . in truck, the belt thus set- “8an 0' “mp” 0““ by 0“” by a "m“ Italic. wa‘l J F. Brim. a Mormon min-t1 CHILDREN s‘ .......................... . sow 75c he ay ‘mo in motion. WIPES ex_ With I step ladder and it ”mat Ill“ sham from Samoa. who a féw amt w. ‘4. WERE We are here pains to please and we will please you. whatever you ming. investigation showed three vo canoes on the Mataute slope in full action An old volcano twenty miles away. has also awakened from a long slumber. and is once more in full eriip may want in the way of meats poul- try and all else you expect to find in a well appointed butcher shop. Meats fresh. sweet and tender rule the roost with us, which you will know when Absolutely Free [ll Blunt :9”?! c ‘i the batter when the gestions in good condition with Else-’b “I?” 3,21.” that polrft This nc- ’trlc Bitters. S.A A.Brown. of Deposits- gym dot ville s. C. says: “For years, my wife th (1 name is r ularted b 9 y as y suffered intensely from dyspepsis,com s‘iifvan automatic device attachJ arm to the rswitchboard. truth iamnkin less than fifteen miles an‘ hour} or w ien it stops altogether, the supply of electricity comes en— this”: from the reserve in the stor~ age battery. But. it may be asked how is this reserve obtained? The question is dang answered. When the train is run rig at a higher speed than fifteen “an boui- the amount of electrical - ity given out by the dynamo is more than sufficient to supply all the lights- iii the car. The surplus flows into the awn upon when the train stops or 0 oils down. Thus the storage battery. acting as a sort of governor, keeps normal the voltage on the lighting wires. Nothing could be simpler than this system The storage battery on each of the. live cars composing the "Dude Train“ has sixteen cells. Each of these par- ticular cells costs approximately $19. The weight 404! the complete battery car all by each car is about 800 pa has. making the total weight of all the batteries on the whole train some 4,000 pounds, while the five dynamos weigh altogether 2,500 pounds. Ac- candid: to electricians and railroad men t is weight does not appreciably affect the speed of the train. Each dynamo is capable of furnishing light fem/36 lamps of eight candle power. and each car on the "Dude Train" has 644 of these lights. The difference bemoan the system used on the “Dude Train" and that used. say, on the “Merchants' Limited" w—a; train which is, according to rail- mad men, as costly and handsome as illustration of the other ethOd of: trio car-lighting. each on depends its supply of electricity upon a dnamo and the dynamo it- flit depeits for operating power upon .mwve. electricl generating set on the halted, consisting of a 4 stt,- double current gen- intently connected with a wes- M“ wildlife! about 251mm. flavor is located in the forward part uni onhagluse car. (The tours figs car." ' by the way. it! have been uttterly meaning!“ yiydsrs‘Jago, whereas today it in essential feature of tire-e 4' date express.) The steam i 4 Madam tire generating set is supplied , lunatic Vauclain locomotive , liliaiils the train. . _ pm every car on the train 4 tstsr‘agsr battery composed at so ‘ri 44s cells, equivalent to so cells of . ssii do the "Dude Train." 4. Of MW batterlsnghsrsbodt éol‘ ill. Will H MD- storiige battery, there to be kept until ‘ When the plicatetl with a torpid liver. until she lost her strength and vigor and be came a "store wreck of her former self. . Then she tried Electric Bitters which helped her at once. and finally made her entirely well She is now strong and healthy." 1“. H. Baxter. South Norwalk. and E. P. Weed, Norwalk sells and guarantees them, at 50c a bottle. " .— BHERIFP l8 ACCUSED. -—-—. Stat. Policeman Makes Very Serious Allegations in Bridgeport. BRIDCEPORT, Coma, September 12. —In the city court yesterday Daniel Russell. John Judge. William Bur- roughs. and James Burnham were held in bonds of $1500 for trial in the super- ior court. chargedwwith assisting in conducting gambling houses. The cases against William and John Gor- don, charged with the same offense were not reached, while in the case of David E. Lawlor. a bond of $1000 de- clared forfeited. M. J Sullivan of Mar iden. an uncle of Lawlor. was surety“. Lawlor was arrested in Providence few weeks ago. for burglary and he is now in durance there, hence was un- able to appear here and answer the charges. The warrants charged the men with the offence on March last when the state police and deputy sheriffs made two unsuccessful raids The evi- deuce brought against the men yester- day is the same as was secured at the time of the raids in which no arrests were made. All the local deputy sheriffs and city was a deputy sheriff who was the door- keeper. CTATI LOBSTER HATCHERV. Discuss Plans. HARTFORD. Conn.. September 12. :-—At the meeting of the state fish and game commissioners at the capital yes- terday considerable time was spent in discussing plans for the lobster hatch- cry for which the state has some printed ”0.000. The commission has will build a hatchery there. and it is wadmitted that millions of lobster eggs the hatched there every year. Work on the hatchery will be com- pleted this fall it is believed. At the present time the commission is busy About 50,000 have been distributed audttlte commutation state that the . supply is larger than the demand. WHMA an or Chicago discovered some ' Statel'lsh and Game Commissloi'llrs purchased a water front at Nosnk and: is distributing trout. according to law. for from the Windsor Locks hatchery: tion. The town of Safotu is mensccd by the flow. ‘ CRAZY AT SEEING AGAIN. Aged Exhortsr Sent to Asylum After- a Day of Sight. WINSTEDI September 12. —-Bea.iis- min Taylor. about 70 years old off Colehrook. who has been totally blind for several years was so elated whetn he regained his sight that he became mentally unbalanced. and the probane court committed him to the State Hos- pital. for the Insane at Middlotnwn; After the old man had recovered his sight he did not trust it. and walked off an embankment wall at the home of his son on Lake street, badly bruis- lug his head. His hallucinations took a religious turn. and he constantly ox. horted on his knees in the police and railroad stations before being taken away. LIKE FlNDlNG MONEY. Finding health is like finding money —so think those who are‘siclt. When you have a cough, cold, sore throat. or chest irritation. better not promptly like W. C. Barber, of Sandy Level. Va. He says: “i had a terrible chest trou- ble, caused by smoke and coal dust‘on my lungs; but, after finding no relief in other remedies, l was cured by Dr. King' a New Discovery for Consump- tiou. Coughs and Colds " Greatest sale of any cough or lung medicine in Norwalk, and E. P Wood's. Norwaik; too and Si 00; guaranteed. Trial bot- Died at Her thchfieid County Home Yesterday. Aged 94 Vssl‘s. EAST CANAAN. September i2.-- Mrs. Julia. Dewell nos widow of John cures are genuine and lasting. These Free Healing Demonstrations are given by tho Vltnoputhlc's for the purpose of publicly, proving their power to alleviate pain and cure dis ease, and more quickly introduce to the sick, their natural methods of healing. This wonderful healing pow. er is certainly a divine gift. and was never before seen in such force since LlhB time of our Savior. Unbelievers are soon convinced when they feel the soothing influences of magnetic vibra- tion penetrate their system. No comparison can be made be- tween the Viiaopathic work and that of any other healerl you may have seen or heard of. They get the most marvellous instantaneous results that last for years. 9 BE SURE To SEE HIM.‘ Never before in the history of the treatment and cure of disease have such marvelous results been attained. éuany declare the astounding cures «made every day by the Vitaopathic Healerspre MIRACLES beyond the inn public are made entirely free. and nearly everybody in the audience can the world At F H mane“. biennium“ their strange magnetic influence. These am the same glfied' men who «luring the last five years created such MODERN MlRACIddS are daily per- formed by this new system of healing. Vitaopathy the new meifiiod of treat- ing disease by "animal ma'gnetlsm,’ Pox. died at her home here aged 94. She was one of the oldest women in Litchfleld county. she had been in feeble health for some time and lrer death was not unexpected she lesv es several nephews and nieces. one of he former being Hon. James D. Dewelb of New Haven. 'The funeral will lbs held at "her redidcnce‘ Tuesday mums 1" at 10 ocloclr Rev C. Winona clatlhg. The burial will be in title Hillside Cemetery in this village. 5 " l'i'os THAT onto, er it ms result in pneumonia rut silica e isibmliln up ctiids s to nor t .siniost moon. to d” 60a and 'le bunt“ .Tlis Diff.- Fifi“ VOI‘IIA’TINO’ 'ri'ilifi 'WA’V: Alberti hfifiis‘ityoor cordially. Harry Kline and Chained“ Fen lsr, oi New Kill-ill mid" filo” dill! durum“ s. were fired V’s the science of healing the sick by the ”layifi'g on of hands." ‘ THE MARVELOUC CURIO made 'lhc public is cordially invited to bring the sick of ilicir own ‘choice to the Hall for "Test Treatment,” power of man to describe. All cures tention of thousands of people in all yolks of life. and given to the sick and suffering new life and hope. That the deaf are made to hear the blind to see. the lame to walk; that the un» ' nightly tumor is made to waste away and the foul cancer cleansed and dried up, simply byIthe application of these treatments. without operations, seems beyond belief; but such are the claims made by those who have been treated-by them. and you are given the chance to test for yourself whether such things are true. THEY WILL PERFORM CUREG that will sstonlsh the skeptical, set- the serious to thinking. and convince the doubtful that their power is un- questioned. so matter what the «finesse, how bad, how long standing. or how hopeless the case, it may be untenable to cure: and, if curable at all. this wonderfully endowed man will cure and THE AFFLICTED ONES WILL ARISE AND WALK. Don'tasay it can’t be done. but go and see it done. Remember you are living in a world of wonders and in an age of amusing advancement. He who first condemns without careful And comprehensive consideration and inquiry is certainly giving expression to preconceived prejudice. in the light of facts such hasty opinions are without weight, wisdom or common science show has and can be done. and that which well informed men know can be done. and is being done it} this age. Their work has been successful and most msgnlncently successful. A special fund has been subscribed by these healers have attracted the at- ‘ . AUTOMOIIL! OAUIID RUN- AWAY. 4 SHARON. September 12.-Whlle George need and his son. George. Jr.. were driving down East Main street this afternoon. the hordes became frightened at a passing automobile. in flu Vlrsopsrfido Raglan. one be consulted [us off the Mehsoksmo Havel until October 1st. from 9 s. m. 1 ; to 8 p. or. daily. to defray all expenses. technetium Issac-rs. if yen ever took DeWitt's Little lilsr- ly Risers for bliliousness or constipa- Tbese famous little pills clean basil! liver and 99nd; system of a title withoutp until pleasant effects. Sold by nThe Chi 0rd ministry. " footers Comm that tlicy may know the . 9 Wood St., Tel. 203- 5 tlon~you how Miami“ pleasuret is. f“ Broilers. 9 9 9‘46 :QWest Prices 2. 000 lbs Guaranteed 4.4,; .lir. , 9 9' 9 ”1324 Wales Street, Telephone 236-3. Public Market. as 80. Main St. you have once tried our service. Fresh Native Roasting Chickens and J. W. DODGE. Successor to Jacob needs. 22 Washington Street. . 4 'Phons 322-2. . John. T Hayes, 5 Main Street. Norwallr. “it? it, 1's"...- - 4 rats is wovirsnaublttvisi. vans," set we as: FIELD as CANNON!” ros voua can. reap: son rue season. RAYMGND BROS stout hermit. 0601‘..le wunington‘ Iii-jolt OUR CTOCK ‘ «“3 I“?! ”J 9 e i‘" if r.- "at "I. an Iron and Bum Bede At fine- (i “astound th‘l intruder“ W " 4 York in a young men tsk sit a. New i m. nit Hothh- . 4.; 4 _ air-‘9 The neutron I :f.f:i2“tilidfilzftii' .. .I... mi ...... a... «Inna «it ‘«« t: «an “ether tarot 0 h d Th 11. on ’Pi-i' . ~ 'I 4 n i therMin‘si . atom or I , «I sing] ““9 “991' m m “ m” flail”! "'3‘“ tall. 0 99‘ «finite postoiiice '33 team swerved. York Yacht Club one design thirty né't n" e 063' .Evis‘v Z J l‘“ IN THE “harms have been subpoenaed to up- tie free ‘ mm” °' “X“‘Gmm‘ 9" ”Wm“ Ion" owl us a cusucstvo Paovs WHAT A rms crock we save on gfgw'fiu'u ,fifp'°““E'“ the ”mg“ pear in court this afternoon at 2: is to - , n.§’°"““’"°‘_" “WW“ “Nb “Y“;- Marvelous as their work may as HAND. ws Havaws'r uwtoaoto 'rHass canooss or one cum- 1 9'" i”. “"i .999: 9” ”It 9 “"0" State Police Alli-house to oovssuos oswsuus AUNT. 4 ”PM“ ‘“‘“ “'3' “1°“ ° W" pear. they are simply doing that PANY'O Lsuiou COAL. ws ans IN eusiuaes T0 arsv sun mm. .9993: thighhfiipcfiiniitéh 93:119.): 9:; ”9W” ‘1 ""1“ he I“ d be ““0“de ' ... 1’“ N“ ”“3““ “"9“ which history land the teachings of awe vou coco venue sou vous mousv. LET us us’vs arson. I" .4.. OUR PRIGIB . The) *9“ "it! shin the curri a shill a D0“: ‘. it w NJ ”M I use . «Baum. use- were he " shaken up: , m “I W to tasks I‘ serve re Wat any to soy mm and no» lies of ‘ 99"" the apps 9 or ‘ G “I “9‘" 999“ slit“ “‘9' ‘9 ' "mu" ’1 “W " *9‘ ‘ ‘* while it non? shuts tincture oil srliilt so It or "w" will 3"“ "'V‘ m, "it if” “I I «up do , ‘ «hit a lit at ”anywhere near s prices we are setting during our . ear to 933:9? a bell rcpfl'mi mmi'ii'e's. I'M blind. bleeding itchi $6 99"?" b s.’ . 4 4. i, . 4- 4 wiliqiie'991‘ssiled9 for om“ 6]“ cm: on % gaging; y is; come In '"“‘,.‘°"‘ W line over it you are at n“ "h buns- i rlpseisls. 44 I suitabnltlllldll‘lililiollsussodlslsltl‘ .‘m lsuisitstellssst-ssiicssu-sslsituations-i “°m also:assessessl‘iv-s'susll‘srs-divesting.“ ” ”‘ilisrii because as cocci-trues will give you the ‘ 4 seeing three this 4 i 4. 4 .. .JL.£..9;.44A.44 ‘ 4 rested. met; in: command airs session, outs? «geranium ‘of sun and sir-cits item . W‘N't resets. ; add term ‘I'csadeialitu" Dewitt'l aim sum it. ‘1' use some or: Janene. aye Member is. 80 ii and 22 at two ALWAY. 303°""”9‘" No second or third chronic o'clock each it When indigestion om’lipuouies m“ b’s the electrics ball them. has vsnI rise to numerout worthless in ours or“ the club. The 931:}; filament- eoan mitt. Ask ‘ror De Witt‘swthow m". 9m. "ii'illalil‘im. nu},- iihf'ii‘i‘iluuo‘mm troubles easiest will screw risen miles. so no no. sans Psios . liver bottle utm- n‘ "mismatch genuine. Sold by The Clifford PW; fic tortiieonre otnohiti scene e vs. rdluitln therefrom nuns nroventlns windward or 1mm and “”4“.“ If 3"! libel"!!! the Malt 9! mwi- ' 'penaiit contains sixty Germ pins l‘ou- dumb!“ the scallion. 4» have pass this. in» 4 attenuator the rear . . . ed that is pleasant and esu'y to faith" h To . ii the lights “an b:‘lrdtru‘itu If le OOMOAATION. * sod “coming to “may“. this 4 on, FINN‘I 9 “T ONV (swung. i I‘ I - our new corporations were err slant for . inotith' indent. sour staunch i won iii i is r. t ' 4 4 H hummus! museum 1 sad stills mtelustm.th soughtoulln Basil‘s, 933i ”flinch“ | l “m“ fo‘rd‘lsfs ” 7ss‘rs.ssyslisiissiissdi “m4 ntrlbutiagjone to the number in ribs oii‘sriif . . sad its "9 ‘ ’ ”:99 M at attrition known to the re n-seonstsusnnsnunins:ti..uH-u 4 an Ila 11°“ .‘D: sevenassessors-arsesiiqesiieonetnut-s 9 III), CALI PMCI ...........i.m.............i.......... nlssqIIslslIIslatesstiller-assslslssssss‘ v 4 . t M 492%: or. i. beat the clue is 4“ 4 ”than“ 3' “with bii li mingle. at
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