rhodium
or Over 30, Years.
. We won column, In noun" mm." III and em.
_ (1 You Have
WANT COAL ?
We’ve got it, to burn.
Carefully selected. clean cool
that is all cool and nothing else. No
dust_ no dirt, no slate.
always the lowest.
ion from us it’s right.
is back of it. ’
Prompt delivery.
When you got a
Our guarantee
You take no clipncos.
Satisfaction unsur-
lllil Daniciiipogh bonito
Seavlew Ave. Eat Norwolk. 0t
Steward Stoves
are guaranteed to give satisfaction in every respect.
Your money back if not satisfied alter a month’s trial.
Weekly Payments!“
A. J. .Rngo‘vine 8‘- Son
' 13} Washington Street.
South Nomlk,vt:onn.
he Lowest Prices.
2.000 lbs. Guaranteed. ; '
HERSHFIELD arson
122 Water Street, Telephone 236-3.
Public Market, 32 So. Main St
John T Hayesrsy Main Street. Norwalk.
At t
Wood St., Tel. 203—5.
u bi no illihiliti
(ilk. Now finven
» rniifli mm:
or. . ~
I and on
told” non-licking» “E
“other whom 6311 will: i‘m‘ucturo
is planned for tour‘ueta of mild. Dull!
mm?!“ is on“ our. . ‘
and the additional mic
down Min "comparatively ‘
lilo whcatho pr orfltimo _ on. Two
trucks'wiilv'dou ”lilo-cit“ ‘ a uni-
itiesihouuh. a; . .. ' “ - , .
Delhi's ib‘iraiil‘o our he hit" ly’ oh;
viuicd not only by the lncreu‘ilii‘d track-
nzo and by raising the height of tho
htrucihro uhovc highwntor mark from
01 hi that to 25. but by] the ,now'rollél‘
do which onnho o’en‘odmnd closed
more quickly than .t 'o" swinging draw
for which it is the. inpdcrn'liubstituio:
In . appearance, the new.
will broom“ alinllur to tho old
‘onoy being "of Mini“ ‘19 known
as tho j modem. .‘clr‘iicr lyric;
But, it will roproslini ovary lmpi'OVd-
moot in bridge building and the insom-
ilance will be only; in genércl outline.
Theypast summorhas done much to
"bongo the appearance of the Cannon
"lcut river near ‘Soybrook and Lynne.
Tho broad flats betwaonvthc wooded
hilln~ at the bend, of the unborn, so in.
,nillnr to American artists. and the
waters of Long Island mind beyond
the. lighthouse on So? rook i’olni,
have boon invaded by an hrmy of
workmen, while pile .(ll‘lVOl's, tugs,
wows and motor boats. seem in
:rowd each oihcrin tho busy oporu-
lions going on in mid-wafer. 0f the
paogrossniude since the work wan hol
gun loath/lily iliiio‘ls visible from” ilic
progress made sincc the work was bo-
ncaili the tutor much has been no-
:ouiplishcd. and the nine indsonry
piers whicirorc ionupport tho hridgc
are rising under the pile drivers and
dcrrlrkc resting on their temporary
pl'utforms. Within tho noxt 12 nicothr.
~ ' . hoped ilioso piers and lhe abut
”is ui both ends will be fluiulicd.
- ii task. of suiting on it the stool gir.
tiers is a comparatively short one, for
the preliminaries are done nowadays
in the steel. works instead of in the
field. '
To build massive piers under water
is rather a slow process at best. cvon
with all the wonderful facilities of tho
tweniictli-oentury engineer. Fariun
iiely it has noi been found necessary
to employ pneumatic caisaonc at nil
‘ more rapidly as well no more cheaply
by manna of huge coffci- dams. several
of which are from 35‘ to 38 feet deep.
The construction of one of them open
fabulous. is in itself a considerable:
undertaking, and before it can be call»
ed into play the. bottom of tho rivc’r
must be prepared for its reception.
The first step is tho substitution for
the rivor bottom of a surface of-hcavy
.iiles driven in; close together as pos-
iihlc. in the case of three of tho
ilcrn ni Lyme tho drlvcr wus unable
n bout tho plies through the lino.
mmly bottom and it was necessary in
‘orcc it way for tholn by moons of u
‘oi. of water driven at high prousuro
‘roni a lube. Once ilio bed of piles is
‘11 place, tlio honVy hummer of ihc
iriver given place to a shaft. at tho
uni of which is aitnchod n large cir-
~ulur saw. Beginning at one end a
he bed of pliers the now works its
my slowly forward. cutiin off tho
mds of the big slicks on making
horn into n levol timber floor. A did.
cute engineering instrument ill oin-
uloyed lo “curtain the depth at
ink-ii the saw is Working and to make
level.
On this timber hose is laid what is
‘cohnically known as tho millage—4n
morniouia rnft, composed in the case
of the Lyme piers of 110,000 feet of
loorgla. pine. in four on vo Munch
courses. ouch courso hello to the Ono
beneath it by 20~inch iron spikes. As
We timbers, of each course run in
different directions,‘ the completed
rriliage lino solid mus capable of
rustnining any. waighh that may he in»
posed «upon it. On each side of tho
griilogo. uimnnly' braced along the
bottom. a heavy wooden wall in built
tel-withstand iii .ircmondouu pmcuru
of the wamr. vi _ sides of the cage
‘huu forum“ are fastened to
lose, by iron barn bolted at t a top
.w
”WW ”.1.“ ultimo.
‘Don't Wait for the Paul Moon of
,v
ii
i
m
iii 0
. the in one
'brids‘o.
'ind the work is being accomplished,
lure that the pile floor is absolutely,
a nil-
for
wot
, common the
ll” first In ,
in l W” cloning-on my
on .i
7.on cordon! hove not been
i 9
a . ‘3.
im epic l . lliiiil‘ all concoction
on own hair: all cores, ulcera
and, irritates p." ‘ . '
Thoumomcnt woman to use it your
nudging-yum; nail the cure" of your
d dine . “liliihi.
,l‘ilml Sliofcurc renders: a
, ,. trunnion. (indium Don't
hue to pianos those tender muuolou
which inbuilt; intact if n untisincicry
comic to be oh and. ‘
‘ The Pyramid b.9136" put up in
the form) of, fwkyntoiuiic," upocinlly
uludu. ouypoaiipriop. W-u'i‘bey Ire sooth,-
inz. pain can, instant and certain.
A trial treatmcntl will he sent you
at once by mail, in plain, sealed wrap-
per” without a cent‘of expense to you.
if you send yourn‘amo and address to
Pyramid Drug on, $834 Pyramid
Building, Marshall, Mich.
Aflor you'rdceiva the sample, you
can get n regularslze collage of Pr-
ramid Pile Curd. fit on 7 drugglni'u for
50 cents. or if he don’t it. send us
the money and we will Bend it to you.
_......................,-..__ ... -v -..- ..
und attached to llooke at the bottom.
The comploicdwca‘isson is than towed
to the bed or piles forming Clio tsu-
pcrsirnctui‘c of tho pier and held di-
rectly over it by l'cinpo‘i‘ry crib‘ work.
Once it is ln‘plnco.“masons begin to.
scirstones on the Moral the cage.
and as me wciglit of masonry incrcnii-
us, the caisson bottles“ slowly down oil
the piio flooring. Ultimately, merc-
foro, thorn in first the bed, of piibil‘
lcvolcd by illc circular naws. thou the
solid, grillugo, and ilnuliy‘l‘h'o masonry
oi' ihc pier. Within filo
illusions continue their work until the
pier is higlior .ih'nn‘ the level of mo
surrounding writer, Tho iron bars
along the sidcdof the coifcr dam are
ihcii linhookcd from the base and tho
walla of tho caisson, released. rise in
the curious, parliy of their own no
cord and partly With the assistance “of
a derrick. The root in simple.-
upon stone is not until the' pier has
attained its full height. the piles of,
the surroundln crib-work are pulled
up amino d . e walls of the caisson
are towed off to be used on the next
piers i
’ For the oaslcminoat of the Lyme
blurs, however, and for the eastern
abutment, a differuni: ‘ihcihod has been
adopted. instead of using a water-
tight caisson the engineers are laying
those foundations by the simple pro-
cons of emptying bill‘l‘el afior barrel of
concroto into n crib work pro, red
for it. As concrete sets as vici un-
der water as in 0 Wait. all that in
nccussnry. is to d‘stribuio the barrel
loud: ovenily and commonly to send
a diver down to see how, the work is
going on. The concrete itsolf is made
on u long wharf running out into the
ruck—water. stones and snnd being
round up iogolhor by a great ma-
f chino, out of which they pour in tho
form of concrete into the barrel
waiting to ho swung into the river.
Then the hurrels amply themselves
automatically as soon as they touch
bottom. '
Hitherto practically all of tho work
on ihe‘bridgo‘prop‘er‘ no been confined
to the construouon'ofiho pieroond to
the large quantity of temporary work
necessary before beginning on the real
undertaking~piniformu for pile driv-
ers and dorrlcksmfnudl for tho instru-
ments used for rowing the piles. pip~
ing for the vuriouu engines, tracks for
the alone can: and no on. Considers»
bio progress has been made. howev-
er. en the appro one: to the now
our both sides of the ‘Oonnectioui at
this point. ,, -
'i‘ho new bridge in boiowiiio old.
mom a 'eiretchlionlonoh iiido. From
‘Eiiiyhrook Junction‘tiie trains conic
i! no along mile obliquely to the
or, round to churn curvo'iust ho
fore they reach timiibridgo. and. hav-
lng creased the strum. turn off to the
south for mono distance. Much of this
amour will but cut off by (no Q‘ifllbiink‘
niomn across the marches. on which ii
..... urn... ..
fow menthol notice. fool-”mg:
. d d. ‘
no W921!
y. 7 Tl“ ‘i‘ill‘im
{filo m ii 3. ‘ till; iii" Ry 6‘ lfirmly nt
j ' i i o . e
if. a ’ t “1:11” an (L, ‘ ‘
o- y
’ he. doctor: pro.
third boatl
mi: in u ‘ Now oué, .. , ,. .
m.” ”a ”12“?“ “my“: it ‘ dictates that molt-ate their noon at
cocoa lof‘dplnlon“ on the quorum-ind
the numerous dimcultiea. the. pulli-
grill, Roa‘ 3 Which, like ‘tho’ Now
an ‘they’did When the 20mm rain woo)
caisson. ,
which is kept open air ihc top, thu‘
Biotin ‘
structure aerosol hmmmheo that bor- '
changing‘ the alignment of trucks for '
9 l' (l in .0 mm‘
“to 25 cents: and the u-
amnion» «domed tho recomW' ~ .
7°
loll L'
thallium
lentil; on high or the actual cont, un-
less thcro‘nre important reason: for ..
noc‘dolh‘gz-uo. which in uoh‘tho‘cnaik: u
in view of the pronounce diaer-
lou flili‘iit‘iie credited with’moidi‘niiiioi
motioj “1.inwa a good tqualit at
or .
Now iiavcn & Hartford. borrow more
cars than they land. and have a heavy
share of terminal business will suifer,
adopted: but now, no then, will prob‘
ably have to put up with suffering
for the genorll good. H” ~
' Now,” then. says the Railroad Gav
mile. the only remedy is or found
in vaccinating transportation‘ rides
and in ‘mnklnr nominee‘s pay for-on.
reasonable detention ‘of cars.“ This
great burden on delivering road! in to
be looked at, not as the minute! the
pernicious activity of revolutionary
coraorvlco theorists, but as "a hectic
sary correction of wrong“ business
methods. Roads which dosh-e to make
the rate so to 36 cunts. or higher, also
had to ho considered, no doubt. . But
in spite of the» parciatent and multi-
farious defects which constantly-an-
noy‘ihc transportation officer—the un-
rensonu-bie impositionro'f the private
car armors. i‘he'lieed of adjusting the -
rain to the capacity of the car; and
the trunnion of‘emlmrgoos, accumula—
tiona of empty cars and dishonorable
neighbors-11 single arbitrary rate has
the'greui: and unique. advantage of
himpli'city: mimic ail-cent advocate. ‘
like the New Haven ls-ceut advocate,
can do the greatest good by acquiesc-
inz. ns gracefully as poasible.~ in the
will of the majority.
. .
To CURE’A'GOLD iN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative, Brorno Qulnino Tab-
lets. Drugg‘istii refund money if it
fails to cure. iii. W. Grave's signature
is on ouch box 25c.
RED CROSS SUB-DlVlSiON.
Judge John H. Perry, of Boufhpori,
We: Elected Provident. ‘
At the Congregational Church in
lv‘airl'ield. Friday, a subdivision of the
suite Red Cross Society was organic-
od. Mrs. Sara 1‘. Kinney, state see-
retary, was present. :She'iloi'd of the
objects as followii: ‘ President. Judge
John ii. Policy, of Southport; secre-
tary. Mrs. William S. Bollard. oi
Bridgeport-z treasurer, Miss Mary B.
Kippen. of Fairiield. No name was
given to the subdivision. That will
be decided upon lunar. There is to be.
a meeting of the stoic Red Crass so- .
ciety in New Haven on November 7.
while the National society will nanom-
hio in Washington the second Tues»
day in December. .
The president of the stale organi-
zation is William D. Farnum. of New
Haven: the vied-president, Mics An-
nio B. Jennings. of Fnlrflold; score
iary. Mrs. Kluiioy. and treasurer,
Thomas Hooker, of New Haven.
. mVonce suite.
Two Couple. WeM‘fo Milk! Off Mar.
,, , - :riage Bender ‘ ,
Divorce actions are already begin.
him: to come in for lhe November
term of the Superior Court. Minnie
Konneli. of Weston. wants to be sci»
nrutod from Axiom Kenna“. of‘Woaion.
The plaintiff‘- maiden name was Min-
nie Frances Hodge. r'i‘he couple were
married march 231887. since Janu‘
cry 1. 1903. Mrs. kenncii alleges that
her husband has been guilty of intol-
erable rcruolty. 'Thero are two chil-
dren and Mn. Kendall dooireii the cus~
tally of the daughter. She also wants
the court ioniiowiier alimony. :
Erika V. Brioeon. of Wilton. wants
a divorce from Broil 0. Eamon who
is at present in far away Galveston,
Texas. 7 .
More): ii. 1901. ‘and on July ‘1. 190:,
by: lilricson says her husband desert
e or. ,
new "Av-n MiLKMAN moon
HleELF. 4 .
saw HAVEN. umber Bis-Albert
L. Smith. n. milinnnn in Honduran-.- '
lodk his lilo by hniiginavyostorday. Ho \v
bud Hlii)Wll shins of monial demon:
' Medici Cream is certain to be appreciated.
The couple were married.
Mi...
carpet. Rugs. j I 5
New Patterns and new colorings imh Al 1; Hugo.
Bwy‘ Ble‘,’ I ‘ : Axmi‘ “‘9' S Vi“ i’
Gloomy Brunei» Artie» f, ~ '
Smyrna, i We. in, .~ ‘
l, ‘2 ' ‘ it
Perhaps there is nohcttcr ilofii; cowerin for a roonl in
general use thnuonc of tliese'liandsoine lggfi fangs. They
can be removcd‘for cleaning with little tron if, they are ex-
tremely durable, and can be changed about as, they fit any
room of their size. ‘
Prices $17.00 £03372“. "
e y . = ’
One of the. chicf cliamcicrisiics of Galatia is its strength
of wcavc. it is the liriiicst 0f.C0ll‘.0ll dress goods, therefore
whcn anything is desired for hard wear Galofia recommends
itself. Mixtures, fancy stripes, and polka dots. lior Winter
house dresses and {Children's Suits, 12%; aqui‘d.‘
' ' ‘ ‘ Wash Ghods Section.
Conic and seelt‘hc: now ones. . ‘
Carpet" Store, first floor.
Dunedin “Merrill???”
This is the celebrated ,De Mediéi Cold Creamaorig-
inally "Colcrcam," compounded from the. re‘cipc used in the
old days by Queen Mario dc Medici at the Court of Navarre.
it is a pure and healthful Cream, not medicinal in any .way
so it will not cure skin diseases, but an antidote for the rav—
ages of cold and winter winds, to be used as a prescrvaiivc
of the skin. Like all other fine French toilet “dainties” the
In jars, 50c and
$1.00. Toilet Section.
Oil Hooters.
Handy to have these cool nights and morning's. A chil-
ly room can be made comertabie in two or flux: minutes
with an Oil Healer. We have the kind with the new smoke-
less burners and brass oil tanks. Very simple in construc-
tion and easy to manage. There is also a baiiiiandle so the
lleaierrcan he carried conveniently from room to: room.
Prices from $2.50 to $8.00. ' ., . ,
Paper for Shelves. , ' . 4‘.
"Do you know we have the prettiest and nearest shelf
paper for closet and pantry shelves. It comes in pink, blue,
red, green, yellow and white with escalldpcd'bdgps. either
plain or gold trimmed, eleven inches wide, toniyard pack—
ages. Plain. 5c. Gold trimmed, 10c. Fancy Lace Paper,
ten yard packages, we. ’ " .. .
.. - Hodge F urnishmg Store, basement.
I
The D. M. Rea Co.
Every Emily
, Heads. a ‘
l Sowing machine.
Every lady wants the beat Sewing
,,‘Machine she can have.
We think we can supply the univer~
. sal need.
A
We think we can give you the best
value for your money.
Note the figures:
vmpnx, N0. 14, AT ............ . ............. 319.50.
anonnoon.no,1420,nr.......................... $22.50.
ELDREDGE N0.50,AT $26.00.
All of Golden Oak. hand rubbed wood work, nickeled face plate. sieol
foot attachment.
We ask your inspoctlonot those Superior Machines iii popular prions.
.. p .4;
meat for n Limo. His ago was 90.» . M
hundred men or more nro now work-
iiis, Not only will the new lino he
mhnrlor than the old. bovine cui-vor
‘ Kidney Illuuu. Profit? by Booth ‘
Nurwalk‘fieiapie'u Ilium"
' tween. "
a ‘ ’
, It's all over town. They say Rnyliiond has the best Coal. Wt?
unruly concur in that opinion. We think we have ilic largest and.
" mm; Mi u w. ”a iv...
HAD OA'i’ARRH.
- ‘oumpt
Mr. Arthur Giulio of“ Well-ville. , ' . ,
Obit), who» “1 mil every “would ““9“”? 349’" , . '
faring from cotarrh or hrcnchlmimfl 7
Jim know‘rthu value om; ncltoo l-‘db'.
Before tukin it i had norm Mr '
ieenyem. u d for moi-Ii your-i him
it sin in my lungs and continual night. .
, fir’illyfimoihdimi«imim‘w I
both. 'f'i felt euro f WII“Mh[‘lW
commotion, as nothing tmmiiii‘
‘hei inn? my: .“i .
T .. i . ., - , . Oc Kalil dull aitucks of backache, in will bu launched considerably“ ’ ““5 j " fl. “ 15' I. , ‘ -~‘
i; stock. lint clout lulkL our word for it. ii y a load and prove ”we“. {minnow mum“, mm my . WM, mayor...” {,wm” ”w (W... V” mm" Wm 12:. Dmfif CW 8s WASHINGTON ST.. 'SQUTHsNQflWAWVCONN.
banks of the old Connociicut have
hocii irimnformed. no up on tho him:
shove the marshes in 'o-' hours the
hump coughing of i o donkey one
clock I d tho iiiud oi the falling ham-
‘morii the pile drivel-e heart the
wooden pavement into the river hon
tom; the throb‘bfwfh'e motorhooir,
lkllibll! nimbi unicorn”; yiiormr‘
on erl if: tli shrill villa in! tho
hoi ng‘éensinur the rumble of the
my spells uro common curly symptom
of kiilncy dimrdoiu. It'll unorror to
neglect those lllh. The dhnckemuy
' piles off for s time, but mom with
mentor infertility. inborn no «your-
tool! of drop: “puffyomliiim below
they“. hit): in: of limbs or iniltlu
or any other part of the body, don‘l
delay a minute. Begin taking Dunn's
Kidney“ Pills, dud keep up the imi-
meiit‘ until the kidneys are well. when
your own sailelnciion. Not much risk in that. If it's all right.
unolwicc at your Wiiiicrlo Cool. We are here to do business
“amymdnd
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If will an ”mum" Pill? from norm: Immo iui trauma,
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bulimia
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‘ lion Wu Worn *l‘minl‘y Ono."é term limit!“
ii or the criticlilnin oi 'i‘lic play in to be, life i. h
‘ no recent prciiuuiionu. in most lulu * ‘ y ' " ‘iiio no
cling immunorcgrct hue bfiuii‘lioilhlly good , humid “a will
:i in lilo now, plays wore null prov» l‘liiv‘iflfit?’ iambic“ .
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car
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be much ho tor and the accretion W . wmytiiermmuguc m m, M .
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