l
.but with Itotiwutm‘ to hoop It. tree
ooomotivos Atttntloti to in
92Allow Haven Every Day—How
Stalwart Iron Horses Are
liarirllorl, tutti Taken (lore iii
The indiun spoke, hottcr than he
knew when In his first burst of child-
ish wonder, he christened the railroad
locomotive the "Iron Horse." The
Ilmllo Is a happy one. for the parallel
all the way through is striking. Lilli)
the horse. the. locomotive. lives. out-
side of Its working hours. in a barn,
has. its hustlers, Is groomed and can
riedI. fed and cared for to the minut-
Battparticular.
Then too the various classes of lo
homotlvcs correspond to the different
kinds of horses. The express locomo-
tivei‘. designed to haul trains across the
country at the rate of a tulle a urin-
or more. finds Its counterpart in the
racéhotae. htrllt for speed. The freight
locomotive. rustic to Itarrl tremendous
loads, corresponds to the larger bttt
slower draught horse which one may
seetattached any day to trucks in the
city. F‘lnally. the smaller passenger
locomotive. used on accommodation
trains. may be Iikonod to the. family
house. warranted sound and gentle. as
it jogs along at a comfortable pacc,
stopping at. all tho road side stations.
Everyone is familiar in a goiter-a]
.way with the. locomotive as It appears
,when It is hauling trains across Ibo
country There. seems to be nothing
complicated about Its handling, tho
opening of the. throttle or the maniptr
lutlon‘of tho air-brake being apparently
all that. is ncaessary to start or stop.
increase or decrease its speed. But it
is In tho roundltonso, photo the loco-
motive receives Its grooming. that thc
really interesting work goon on. The
iron horses mum in large numbers to
the barns. For oxauthoI In the round-
lrottdo of the New York. Now Huron
and Hartford Railroad ltt New Hurt-tr.
62 locomotives arc cared for daily
though this is only one of tho many
division points on the busy lines of tho
New llavon system, ltlrtch ono of thcsc
locomotives is inspected boforo orcry
trip; and on such runs as that ho
tween Now York and New ilarou. or
New llavcrr and Boston. tho onuinc is
carefully examined irt Now llnrorr bov
fore its return to tho city from wlticlr
it started.
W hen the engineer rcac nos t:.o otrd
of his trio of Now linvon his locomo-
tive must be imnrotliatcly turnotl oror
to hostiors and inspectors for its
grooming in the roundhouso. The on-
gineor himsoif does rtot rttn tlto loco-
nrotivc irrto the rottnrllrousc. any rum-o
than your nrillionairo drives his touttr
ol' high-stopping, buys around to his
stable. “arch riot-s tho driving on the
road. but when homo is rouolrod the
engineer, iiko ilto driver of burst-s,
turns his onglno over to tho hosilor.
who is oxpcctod ttt tako It down to
the rotttulhonsc, just us a groom ro-
ceivos a pair or horsos \vlrcn thoy
conic irr from the road. 'l‘lro cnginecr
it‘trns his locomotive oror to tlro Itostlor
at what is known as tho chock shanty.
about equidistant from tho rrrain stu-
tion at New lluron and tho round.
house: and while tho ltostlcr' Is run-
ning tho iron horso down to what may
he. lltorully callcd tho stablos. tho ou-
glneor is making his roport in this
shanty.
lloro orct'y r-nainct-r: at tho end of
his run. rocclros a blank form which
he must till out. showing all such
parts of his onginc as nccd special
inspection or repair. And In order
that thcrc may Ito no possibility of an
oversight. ho is rcqult'cd to chock on
this form not only such parts as may
need llllclilltlll but to mark “0. K." all
the other parts in tho long list. His
report. for instant-c. may road—«for it
is seldom that more than sonic rrtlnor
detail hoods special tittotttlonm .toad-
light needs cleaning.” or "inspect Iroln
beneath." This last instruction In dttc
to the fact that. while ho Irimsclf can
not onI not under tho ongltro on the
road, ttt‘tor it Is not into the round-
hottse it stands oror a pit botwocn tint
rails. from which point a tlrorongi
examitnriion ol‘ its under parts is easy.
As soon as tho ottalttc I-. lit-.tzrdt‘
into tho roundhousc by tlto ll’;'."“2‘. It
is inspected by tho t~:tr;.;ir.ocr cf the
roundhottso: by the general luspoctlng
engineer. amt by tho airbruko inspoo
‘tot' nrrtl tho boiler,Inspector. 'l‘hoir
reports on the condition of the loco-
motive. ltlgl'llit'l' with tlttll of the road
engiuocr. which has boon lllI‘lltiil In “I
the checking shanty, ttro IrtrrttIt-tl to
thfifiomun of tho rountlbouse.
hurrah tltc torctuntt of ctrrrlucot'rr
Is the, bond of this part of tho ntotivo.
department. the foreman or the round-
housc, his uoaiatnttt. In tho man who
looks after all those dottrils. 'i‘ho lord-
mmr of tho rottntlhnuso noxt takes the
slips and utter Inspecting thorn passes
thorn on to the foreman or workers
In the rnrmrlhortso. the. ”print: forc-
ntun.” as ho In known. who In turn
assigns tin:- work which they indicate
as necessary to four (littorottt. clusstt
of workcrs.
If a fend-pipe. for lnstanco. nccds
Intention. one of the sum; of plpcmen
trot-circa to slip: or aslbly a car-
mentor My he requlrm to do some
repairing on the woodwmk of the cab
The two other classes mo made up of
olrbrultc- «pct-Irritant nnd gonoral mn-
bltlhlca.
While the work otrllotl for on those
chips is golirn on. u ftll't'o of “mutants"
III: continually at work rubbing down
llllti polishing tito locmnotlvo, much an
the moon) of n horse. looks after its
appearance. lunch time the engine
comes Into the murrtlhourtc aside from
all other work. the ‘Itlllt'l‘ Is washed
trots boiler stiller The use of not:
warm in washing out boilers oflooo
motivcs Is an indication of the cathodic
care which is taken of them for It this
heart discovered that by using not
or Instead of cold the life at the
I333? tie Welly “attire/nomad“
WWII buy, I ballot: your
The ”
Chocolate-Coated"
Confection
5
I
I
E Made by HOWE. New Haven
. u..- .m- 4...— . v... “P“... mwm«_”w,-
titan to allow it to cool off. Then too.
the engineer must always show on his
ropmt the point at which the escape
valvos relieve the steam pressure, and
this Is thcckcd carefully every day In
order that. them may be no divergence
between the point at which the pros
titl‘C is actually relieved as shown by
the "pups" themselves, and as indi-
rated by the steam gauge.
Every 15 days. aside from this ml-
ntrt daily Inspection. all locomotives
on tho New Haven road are. stdtjoctcd
to spot Ial hammer and boiler tests.
lint-It locomotive is gone over by an
expert with a hammer. who taps every
part. anti so keen and finely trained
is his scnso of hearing that the sound
product-d by his hammer tells him ox.
nctly the condition of each part.
ntuch in the same way as that by
which a man cart distinguish between
silver and load by rinsing them upon
a stono or metal slab. .I
Then, too. although the pipes and
valve-n~ are tested every day, ouch on-
aino rocolros rrt least out-o a your
wltat is know as ‘ilt‘o. “hydrostatic-
[Il‘t’SFIII'tt tost“»---that is. a test applied
to pipt-s. gauges and boilcr by moons
of watcr which is ptttnped into the
latter under an absolutely llxerl pres~
ant-o, This is at the same limo ill“
most dolicatc and tho most reliable
lost which has yct boon tlovlsctl.
All those dottuls moan a great deal
work to be gone through in the
tow hours tilll'illg’ which tho loocmo~
iivo is lit tho rotrndhrrusc. but it. is
ncvot'tbtlcss port‘ortnotl carefully by
tho largo gang of men omployod: and
nt’tcr four or Iivo hours of hard work
tho cnnino is really to run out. clean.
shining. and in perfect corttlilion.
Witt-n this point is rouchod. all the to—
pttlr slips nro collected. the repairs
which have. boon mndo checked (Ill.
and tho slips returned to the round
ltorrso foreman. who checks them
of
ports which have been ontercd in the
books in his oilico at tile tlrno wittn
the engine canto in. Thus a dottltic
system of checking is ornployoti all the
way through.
inatca any rhunrc ot orcrsigltt.«
About tito ontv war Ill \vnlol. tho
I tilllittllVI‘ tlili‘t't'.»
in thc tut-t that it is not led in its
burn. 'I’rtte.
III the rottndhousoAand a very thirsty
driukct' it is. consuming
draught scvcrul thousand gallons of
water, lint only sttfliciont coal is ptrt
into its loader to I‘ll“ it ottt til the
rortttdhonso to tho pits. which arc lo~
catcd next to the checking shanty. At
'Iicso pits it acts Its daily
coal. which ttlllt‘hlltilltiii in sizo to tho
amount of w. ”H whitlr It consumes
Front tho pits lilt‘ Iocomotl’ic wounds
to tho (hocking shanty where it is
llll'lItttl over to the engineer who is to
take it out on the road.
'I‘o tho man who sees the locomotivit
coming into the station or Ioavlng it
all this inspection and care to gmwr-
ally a closed hook: but a trip to tho
rotrndhorrso reveals ilrc most intcrcst-
lug side of a locomotivc‘s “to. it was
In a rortudhouso that Mr. Kipling so.
orotod hirnsolt‘ when he overheard the
conversations ltotwoon "007" and his
though most of its nro not aiftcd to
the extent. of hoing uhlo to under-
wholc problem of their care is ex-
trt mcly Inter-csting.
Each locomotive. to the men In the
rottntlhonso who know them llko
brothers. has Its peculiarities. ()nc
. dot-a not like it) go up hill: another
docs not like to go down hill; and a
third. perhaps has an aversion to no-
Iug out, on rainy days. It sounds
strange to hear those engines spoken
of with tr fomlllarliyrwhlch
shout to indicate that they are allv.o
but so long have the engineers and
rnochunlcs associated with them that
their every peculiarity ls known, trtrd
any little display of trainer or good
behavior which tt particular locomotive
may have made during a rttu is dis-
cussod just as one would speak of the
conduct of tr clriltl. .
FULL OF TRAGIC MEANING
Canny. to. Think what mlnlrt. have. ro-
ttttltctl from his terrible cough It be
had not taken the medicine about
which he writes: "I had a fearful
cough that; disturbed my night‘ It rest.
I tried everything. httt nothing would
relieve It. until I took Dr. King‘s New
Discovery. for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds. which completely curod
mo" Instantly relieves and perma-
neatly cures all throat and lung tits.
crises; prevents grip and pneumonia.
Al F. ll Baxter“ s. 80th Norwrdlr. and
E. P. Wood’s. Norwalk. drugglsut;
guaranteed; 60c and $1.00. A trial
hottlo free. “
WOMAN EDUCATOR DEAD. '
HAMILTON. Ohio.~Oct. lil.--A trim
gram rocctvod at the Western Col-
lege. last night. nnrruttn Iiitho (loath
ru Pasadena. Calif. of Ms Helen Pou-
body the first president. of the col-
Intro. and mm of the foremost; woman
educators of America. Miss Peabody
who about tltt yearn old. bite watts
{multiple of Mount “him and be
more the] resident or Western College
When It as founded In 1863. remain.
Ins there until her retirement in will“.
She was the principal adviser“
botanic. wheat that ion Millet»
W1 our; Intijm m“
at crummy of tho Initiation.
analnst duplicate copies of those' ro-
wblcb t‘tbsoltttoly oIIru»
from tho lIl'l't‘t‘ It‘os
it. is provided with water
ill ()llt‘
food of
at the end of u long string of cars,
Ivarlous brothers anti sisters; and ul-
stand the language of locomotives. the
would
are those lines from J. H. Simmons. of
W
llolvod Ono Problem of the and.
A test has been malls on the battle
which Is or intense interest to experts
It was a preliminary trial of the MN
vessel The great this that builders
are. striving for is a nIkheod (roof
that will keep out water. and to lost
the enicieocy of such doors to dith-
cult. An canine or boiler room can-
not be flooded with Water to scertaln
whether the doorti will iea‘k rctrtal
disaster. So tar the only tests have
been the playing of a hose against a
door or holding a trundle on one llde'
of the Joints to aeetwhethor the. tight
showed through from the other side.
These tests. It is held. wsro'not conv
cluslvo. as the pressure of water was
not enough to try the doors.
The. Connecticut. has a new style of
testing device. which is not ‘in use on
any othcrIwar'shlp of the. ..nrorlcan
navy. It tho tests of this prove ..tI--
iafactory. it In said. the bureau of corr-
slructiou and repair will equip all [In
new ships with the apparatus.
Satisfactory Tut Possible.
gives a thorough anti satisfactory test
of bulkhead doors and proves the and.
lty of a door to defend a compart-
meat from flooding.
Tire device on the Connecticut to not
elaborate. It. consists merely of a
steel plate with a soft. rubber gasket
around Its edge. This plate. when so
crlrod to the bulkhead on the side op
poslto to that from whiohflnc door
operates. forms when the door is
closed. a watertight tank of which
the door itself is one side and the test
plato the other. The rubber gasttot
makes a tight joint between the lest.
plate and *ihe bulkhead frame of tho
door. Into the fault or cavity thus
torrucd water is introduced under
pressure corresponding to that which
would bear against the door in rinse.
the' compartment should be flooded
from without. If the door is lr'll
right. it is said the leakage. will be
easily discorulblc as well IN till:
amount of it.
Advantage of Device.
'l‘lto results of tho tests on the. (You
trotticut aw Iockotl within lho breast:
ol‘ the otiicitrls. who will not disclose
the figures until they aro given out of
\\’asltlngton. whither the. report has
boon sent. if the tests prove. satis-
fuctory, the advantages of this 'dovltzt
will Ito. it In said. that doors can bc
iostorl at any limo without norm: tho.
compartments with water ttrrd without
interior-ring with the normal use ti
tho space. 'l‘hosc tests are to be rnntlt
ut t'o'fltiat' intervals on tho Contracti-
cttt and reports will be made. and ro
cords hour by moans of which It Iii
hoped tno :rctutrl t‘tlllllrrltill of tho
doors can always bc known.
According to tho present state of hi.-
rrrurr l'aiiibility it is not expected thti
:III)‘ door will be absolutely watch
Iielli_ bttt that fact would not. botlzor
tho slripbuiltit‘rrs it they wore ttho In
monsrtro at any titno tno probatio-
ltliltillll ul il‘iliillllt‘ In cusp of truttt)‘.
It is t)lti_\ aor-msury. sonic any. tit...
doors should be so poorly watcrtlgltl
that thc loaltuizo would be of ti not;
lislltlc quantity. if this Ionkugo does
not oxcood titroc gallons a minute for
thc stirrtllor doors they are ('Ollilltlr'l'
-o.I. it is claimed. as ctlicicnt us lletrd
bo for tho srrl'otv of tho ship.
HAS SOLD THOUSANDS OF 80T-
TLES OF CHARMBERLAIN'S COL-
iC. CHOLERA AND DIARRHOEA
REMEDY AND NEVER HAD A
DISSATISFIED CUSTOMER.
Mr. la. b}. Eubanks. proprietor of the
(fornor Drug Store, Johnston titty. “L.
says: “I have boon continuously on-
gagotl in the retail drug business since
April. tssa. and have sold during the:
limo thousands of bottles of Chamber.
laltr's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Itotnody. 1 can truthfully say that l
have ntwor been asked to refund a
customer's nroncy who was dissatisfied
with this rcnrcdy. I take pleasure In
rooommoruliut: It to all of thy (stato-
nrors who are In need of such a motil-
clrro." All rlrtrgglsts are tttttltorlzod
to refund tlto nronoy to arty customer
who Is not satisfied after using this
romudy. It is for sale by Stillsort-
Powell Corporation. Clifford i’lllll'v
00
harry, Zeitftrss Pharmacy.
THOUSANDS PRESENT.
Grind Army Carnival at Bridgoptrt
Attracting Many Vilitorl Front
This Section.
Fow t‘urulvnls glvon nowadays pos-
scsa features of ‘sulllclout ttttrtrctirw
norm to induce people to Iouvr- litl'll‘
own town in sec thorn. brrt tho titrrnl
vol of Milan Iiowo. .It. Post No. (I. (I.
A. It. Is tho otu- ttxcopilou to tho rule
this reason. 'l‘housuuds vIsIttttI tho
Unrulvui. which is being hold in the
Third ltorrltueut Armory. lirlthrnporl
for tho hortoflt of ”W Mcntorlrtl littll
fund. when it opened Butttrtitry 'trirrltt
tutti again last ovouinrr lllltl anonoI
Ila runny features. The tlroat Onion
do. King of the Wire, whose purfor-
mutton recently caused a animation ltl
Ititrropotrn clitos is well worth noun:
miles to see. for he trovor uppoaru r ttI-
rddu of Motropollltrn cities Itccrutstt of
the prohlhltory who of bin perfor-
mam-c There are many other spartan.
attractions nightly. Ilntludlmr tho.
Wheeler It Wilttou (loncort Band. of
thirty places trad William Redmond.
American born band singer. The list
of'pritros represents Ill surrogate vnl~
nation of over 35.000 and curb llt'tlt'lt!
ltr iifllHllnlllt in every my and, the
host {Mile of stock selected from the
principal business buttons of tit-itine-
port and donated to the Veterans by
thozprnpriotora of them. There are
twenty-live uttraetlw Imprint and tho
patrons of the‘ carnival now-r want
for amusement. r
. Mum-«W-
MAKI. HOMILY WOMIN PRETTY.
~ No- woman no matter how reputat-
handwritten my be canton called pm.
tyoll' her compilation Itt bod.
i
critic laxative Fruit Syrup does not
honours or gri and to mild and
epics-ant to to I. Remember the
name Orton and refuse to accept my
Illuminate. sold at Plsistoos mu!
mu. - . - .. ...
m.»:
e.
EthcrlmIMI hot I c notitio l-i'tivI ‘
ship Connecticut. in the navy yard. .
In naval construction the win-In nrotv
pararus for testing the watcrtishtnotts .
I of doors of the compartments of the
It Is claimed for this device that It .
Funny or: South Norwtilk aIiidIrI
r‘ Have that name parlance.
Don't act at?! an a to: back
It will not able every year.
Backache is really kidney ache.
To cure the back you must cure the
kidneys.
i if you don‘t. other kidney dis toi-
ow.—
Urinary troubles, diabetes. Brights
disease.-
A South Norwallc cltiaén tells you
how-mine cure is easy. I
Thomas Wood. who resides on Hill
street, a carpenter ‘by‘ trade; and an
employee at Asch’s hat. factory, trays:
"For three years my kidneys troubled
me a great deal. When i straightened
up I had severe pain in the small or
myback. From time to time than
muscular rheumatism and it became
so Irksome. both at my work and when
of: duty that I felt it high time to
check it before it became more'serious.
I got. Doan'a Kidney Pills at Plalsted's
Pharmacy. I had no backache and
the soreness in my muscles did not,
trouble me after taking the pills."
For sale by all dealers. ‘ Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn 00., Bumalo.
N. Y.. solo agents for the United
States.
Remember the name—~Doan’s—-and
take no other.
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_*
BECAME A WIFE AT THIRTEEN.
At 22. Mother of Four children, Mro.‘
Mound 0686'“. Huobcnd.‘
MIDDLFJ'I‘OWN. October 10.—-'l‘hr;ro
was a heart “reading scene In the oily
court Saturdav when an outraged la;
the: look from the arms of a falthloss
mother two young children and strode
out of the room in an angry'mood.
Ho had followed the woman and her
Iovcrocrosatahe continent only to find
her .unropcntlug and disinclined to'rc-
turn to him and two. other childrcn
that he. says she. deserted on tho I’u—
cltic coast about seven weeks item.
l‘he boy apparently preferred to re-
tnuitr with his mother. anti ho mingled
his subs with horn as ho was dt‘agaci
out of tho roorrt by his father. The
woman was Mrs. Matilda Mlllili‘itl. a
Syrian by birth. At. tr tiruo
children In this part of tho country
are puzzling their brains with sums in
arithmetic in the nrtunurar schools rho
was married. She says she. was then
l8 years of ago. and she is now .12.
bad the mother of four children.
Mrs. Massed canto to Midtllotowu
seven Weeks ago in «ministry wi It
Joseph Solomon and since then the)
have been boarding at tho homo of
Michael (Ir-orig, Asylum stroot. at Fort
Mill. Mrs. Mnssud with tho chiltiron
occupied rt rootrr upstairs. and Solo-
mon occupied a room on the iowor
floor. Chief Inglis souls tituc ago had
a request from tho chief of police of
San Francisco. saying that Mrs. Mas-
sad had deserted her husband and two
children. and had fled. supposedly \vi‘h
.Ioscph Solomon anti two of her young-
or childr'ou. Chief Inglis took
matter to hand and vory soon located
tho recreant wife and her iovor. He
notified the chief of pollco in San
l-‘ranclsco, and the. llliillllllll. it. Mas
sud. who is a potitllcr. was told if the
uitct‘cultotrts of his \tnt’c. ,l’roriviinf:
for the care of his two iItIor thil'iton
during Iris.- nbsonce lto boarded a train
for Middleton n and! arrltt ti on lt‘rltlsv.
’l‘ho. pollcc took Mrs. Mussud trnd Solo-
nron irtto custody. although no charge
was tnndc against them and they were
not actually under arrest The hub.
band appeared Saturday llltll'lllIIK and
confronted his wifc null Solomon it!
the city court room. wlroro :r confop
l‘llt‘l' was held. Mustard hilt-trod that
his wilt. took a gold watch 'trnd $3'Itl III
monoy. when she left Ironic. Mrs.
Massntl. who is a 'prepossosslng ‘tvtlc
inn woman, said that all tho ruonoy
she had was llrat Hilt' ruatb- in It “frtrit
shop.“ Mustard is a peddior. and is
away «from Ironic a ruled deal of tire
titno. Ho has been .In tho habit of
taking trips around the state that i'lili‘
otl live or six weeks. and It was while
no was arranged In his usual occupn~
lion that his wife left hlnr. The firat
ho says he know of it was when he
t'ccolved a telegram from a rrclahbor
appt'isinr; hltu of the. nitric of affairs.
llo hurried horse to find that all was
true that had bectrsaid and that two
or his children had boon abandoned
and that two hadbson taken. Ml‘o.
Mustard says that she was married irt
Syria and that her {other and mortar
knew nothing of tho intondcd w-od
dink They have llvcdI togttthot I'o.
ulnc y.curs Attorney .1.
\l'llll‘lit'lllllletl as coiniscl for Mrs.
Massutl. and Attorney E. (3. Der.
hr ruprcucnledMutant trl tltc court-o
once that won held.
rilt‘
...—.._
PLAN! TO GET RICH
tlowrr,
Ilorr.
New Life Pills.
.ruatorltrls which are cleaning your on
due to dyopopsla or constipw
Ircrultrclto and dizziness, too. At It".
II. Baxter's. Botrtb Norwolk. lllltl It. I’.
Wood‘s, Norwnik. drug stores;
murrantocri.
MASSACHUSETTS FIDERATION
. or Linda.
l‘l'l"I'l-lli‘llal.D, Malta. October III.“-
'l‘hc nitration of the delegates attenti-
iurt tho annual session of tho Martino
churtoittt Federation of latlmr 'lllllll’
was devoted to the introduction and
dim-tractor: of mold ens. Attor lu-
duy no more retrain, MVIII be allow-
an to come hotel!!! 5 convention rm-
ioss by unanimous content. with the
posalbo exception of expressions on
the question on child labor. A opaoial
ornatulttoc has beenienngmi to c m
matting this «Wm r acme limit
conferring frsqnontl with tho rlslc»
attics from large ni'lltrfttcttrrlng run-
Iros. It Is expect ‘I that the math
of their Invariant . Mil luv pldrol
Ilofore the WWII" ” tilbmimilled by
rommmoodntioun on be subject but
that their rcporl wt not be road:
before tomorrow». , I
WW
NIW OUR! MOI OANOKR.
Ori into ‘
lanolin Fruit Syrup aids tit
Im pleat-tr pillow or mm Wadi?”
Woodwinds; infirm-wand some. or rites:
All stirrup W are Mdrnown
hobo cttFIi’i! Buckle c’iArnloa
Salvo. 3.93m {iron
tor years. that scorned Incoming, tilloopnsn
Buckle-it’s mm tum booted it and
now It. to perfectly will." some...»
can for cats and but” heal I" H.
Bettor's. boats Namath.“ rum in? p,
.‘WM’I ammo
Sanford . Annual
_Itlon oi' the town.
~vbon'
.Dotups av _.
are often frustrated by sudden break-
lance up and take l'lr. Klrta'tt
They take out the
critics, rtrttl giro yort a. new start. (Burn
iti’tc.
I!
Town 'MIatinpi
. . Mair." Appropriations. .
NBANFORD..Oonn., October 10.-—~
’I‘he‘ annual town meeting was bold
in the town hall yesterday with on
attendance of over seventy-five at the
taxpayers ofthe
Baldwin was elected chairman
William R. Foote, the town clerk. ac-
ted arr clerk of the meetinm
Edwin E.
and
town.
Many matters of interest to the filth
inertia of the town were acted upon
and one of the surprises of the limit-
ting was the granting of some of the
claims tirade by the residents of Pine
Orchard for better fire
protection. i
The residents of Pine Orchard have
claimed for some time that for the
antount of tax money they pay they
are not given their proportion or the
amount of the tax money expended.
for various purposes They handed in
a long petition signed by most of the
Pltre Orchard residents asking for a
share of thc appropriations
The meeting voted to Instruct the
sclcctmcn ot’ the town to expend I200
to purchase tire apparatus to be placed
In the Pinto Orchard section of the
town. The. selectmen were also atr-
thorized to build a road in the Prue
Orchard section.
. The matter of levying a tax came. up
for discussion and some of the rosi-
dents desired an eighteen mill tax. It
was finally voted to make the tax tif-
icon mills. It was voted to upturn
prlntc $20,000 for school purposes.
which is an Increase of $2,500 over
the amount granted last year. For-i
the repairs to the school boiler. 31,-.
400 was appropriated. For“ roads an
appropriation of 38. 000 was made.
The matter of the $20, 000 appr'uoptl
atiou forI school purposes caused o big
discussion Some of the citizens pres’
out, said that the amount was not suf-
ficient last year. The school board
wont $2,000 above the appropriation.
Some claim that the amount granted!
today is not. sufficient, as the school
needs have. grown considerably dur-
lrtjat the past year.
As a further balm to the Pine 0r-
chard residents it was also wood .0
place live lire hydrants In that site.-
Tho usual appropriation of $50 to
Mason Rogers Post. G. A. R., for the
Memorial Day celebration In l905 was
G99 .
no t to not
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orxmoo'rm.
A act Ileana for
mirage ur Stomach. Bligh!
. Wot-ms .Convulslcns.l‘everisb-
tress mdLOSS or Swap.
”WI .
iguana If
voted.
This is the usual custom each an-
ntral proofing.
The following were elected tire cout-
rnissioncrs for the ensuing year: M.
P. ltico. B. S. Wilford. .l. H. Barker.
R. Bradley and 'l‘. Goa or story
Crock.
'NEW YORK NATIONALS WIN.
Take First of‘ World‘l Championship
Saris-f.
l’llll.ADlt)l.PlllA, Oct. ltl.-——Mastor-
Iy pitching by Christy Mathewson.
backed rtp by gilt-edged playing by the
men behind him. gave, the New York
National league champions a victory
yesterday over the Philadelphia Am-
erican league portrait. winners in the
first. of tho series of seven gamcsofor
tho worlds championship. Philadol- t
pltiu failed to score Mathewson allow- |
lug tho home team on!) fottr hits.
undo the Now Y"otkets managed to
score three runs off Plank Although
titl’cnlod. Philadelphia played a bril-
Itnnt ganrcm It was a clean victoryI
for the visitors. the element of luck-
cutting no figure. in the contest. The
National league champions played
hard for the game. and it was only
their persistoucy in touching up Plank
at the right moment that gave them
thc cortical.
Score by innings:
New York It 0 ti 0 2 0 0 I) l~3
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 ll 0 0 0 0——0
BOSTON NATIONALS WIN.
Trim the American Team by I Score
:7 5 to ,9.
BOSTON. Oct. ltl.-—'l‘hc Boston Na-
tional league team won yesterday's
rrurrtu iii the first of a series of seven
mtmos with their local American
iottguo rivals on the grounds of the.
Itrrtcr. A crowd of 730th) saw thoc
cortical. Both pilchcrs wot-o brilliant-
ly supported, hill the Nationals hit
safely when hits rrrorrnt runs. It ran-
trlntz catch by Council was the most
notable play. Score:
R. III. E.
(Nationals)
000tlldti3~5 9 2.
Itoston (Aniericansl
troooootttth 7 2
lltrtterlos: Willis and Moran: DI-
rtcon and Critter. Umpires. (Though-
lln and Emails. Attendance, 7.108.
St. Louis Nation-lo Win.
SIT. LOUIS. Oct. 10.~~'l‘ho. local Na-
tional Intrigue, tourn' won Ibo first of
tho Inter-league post season series yes.
tordrty In the seventh Inning on two
bases on balls, rtu error and three sin-
trick. Attendance l..tltl0 Rcoro:
it. II. E
Nationals. 0 ii I) f) 0 (I I 0 Owl! 4 ti
Aruor. t) 0 l (I ll 0 I) II owl 3 l
llattorlou: Taylor and firmly; How-
ell and Spencer.
MR. TUCKER IUOOIIDB GENERAL
LII.
NORFOLK, Var. October ltl.-~lt“o.~
"II-If lloorcttcutatlvo Harry OI‘JIoorno
Tucker. drum of (loom; Worthington
University. of Washington; I). 0.. you-
tordny formally accepted the most
dour-y or the Jamestown Exposition
Company. to stranded General Pitahn'th
lam. Nr. Tucker was I stud crush
dent of tho Anrcrlcttn Bar annotation
at the st. boots Convention in littll.
WWW .
COMMERCIAL TIAOHIRO MIIT.
The New England High School Oom-
moroltrl Teacher-N association will
hold Its third control meeting II lame
all. Malta. on Friday and Saturlly.
with an ovnulos session on the rim
tiny and morning and nttprumm act.-
rrlornt on the second John D Hoos-
Iton. of New Manuals precursor of the
association maniac. Moody. of Nowi
Brlttrln. Is I mentor .of the commit-
lesion finance addendum ,.
DOUOHIIRTV W INDIRI HIM
ltoIlon
I) deal «minimum
t cm H .3 m
rill» Omit-r doiv-«Natvlch
0 Mainly formerly about“ are»
WIWHII’ to «avail
indictments for has»; no carbon-
olemat grim-Km returned mm 1 for I
that a“ hill. but biota.
room m‘br «rm looRtl
same as It will in your stomach.
.196 Washington turner.
Mill twin
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CONSUL CHESHIRE'B FUTURE
WORK.
SAN FRANCISCO. October 10.~—F.
D. Cheshire. accredited consul for :he
United Statca lo Mukden, Manchttria.
arrived from the Orient yesterday on
tho steamor Coptic. He left here last
spring to go to his post, but owing to
the Russo-Japanese war he was un-
able. to arrive at the Manchurian city.
He was then ordered to Canton. whore
ho fillcd tho-position of consul-general.
He is on his way to Washington. to
confer with tho government author—
ities rotor-ding his future line of
work.
FAITH NOT NECESSARY.
You may be just. as skeptical and
pessimistic as you please. Kodol will
digest what you out whether you eat
or not. \‘on cart put your foot In a
bowl. pottr a little Kodol Dyspepsia
Care on it and it will digest it thle
t
can’t help but cure Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. It is curing hundreds and
lhousands~some bad faith and some
didn't. Kodol will cure you if mcdi
-c.ine. can cure you, whether you have
faith in it or not.
ford Phtrrrnnty.
SEATTLE GIVEBIIUP C. E. CONVEN
‘ TION.
SEATTLE. Wusll'rl.. October ltt.—--
At a meeting of businesa own list
night Scuttle was declared out of the
race for the National Christian Itin-
douvor Convention of HIM. A coin
mittoo of local merchants infortncd
National Secretary von Ogden \‘ogt
that Sonlllo would not. be. able to cure
for the crowd In the way it would
wish to. and Vogt will no report to
the return! hotly of the Y. P 8 f‘ it}.
Sold by The (Jill-
HORSE TRADER STUCK.
BRISTOL, Oct. lO——A. E. Edger-ton
traded horses with Daniel Camnrera.
last week anti during his absence Sat-
urday night the horse was diellvered to
his burn. When he examined the ant-
trial yostcrday he found him suffering
from glanders.
of Hartford. was summoned and killed
the horsc. Catnrnera will be prosecut-
ed.
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DOCTORS SAID HE WOULD NOT
L
Peter Fry. Woodrrtlf, Pa., writes:
”After doctoring fat two years with
the best physicians in Waynesbur'g.
and still getting worse the doctors ad-
vised me if I had any business to at-
tend to I had better attend to it at.
once, as I could not possibly live an-
other month as there was no cure for
me.‘ F o'leys Kidney Curb was rec-
ommonded to me bv a friend and I
immediately sent my son to the store
for it, and after takluh three bottles
I began to get better and continued to
improve until I was odd rely well.”
Sold at Plalsted' 3 Drug Store. “
DEATH OF MR8. BARNEY.
1.1TCHFIELI). Oct. tor—Mrs. Bar.
ney. mother of the wife of Dr. John
Buel. of this place, is dead, the result
of a stroke of paralysis suffered three
weeks ago.
FOR ALL KINDS OF FILES.
To draw the fire out of a burn, heal
a cut without leaving a scar. or to cure
boils sores letter. eczema nd all skin
and scalp diseases use De ltt' s Wltch
Hazel Salvo. A speclflct for blind,
bleeding. itching and mom ding piles.
Stops the pain Instantly on cures per-
manently Got the court so. Sold
by Tire Clifford Pharmacy.
LOUIS ODELMAN’S STORES.
THE PARIS CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE.
33 South Main Street.
South Norwalk
magnate nAvs- SALE on cons. RAINCOATS. suite ANb
ALLWOOLBKIRTS................ ‘
asrncosrs ...... i :4.
sot-re ..... moo
cone. LONG AND rat-roar ............ .I ”.48
ALL WORTH DOUBLE. ’t’ i
WE SELL BETTER GOODS FOR LEOB MONIY T014341
WE COURT COMPARISON.
IN THE NORWALKB.
at area:
' as
OLOTHINO AND FURNHHIN .
their”:
cocoa can. r
" mat.
TOUR MONEY MI! W YOU W
or a;
hm to MM can. h..itmllr. .
ONLY:
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Humane Agent. Thrall '
Norwalk Chronicler