FRANKLIN woooanrr's ACTING.
Ball‘liili of proton is thctunique title of .
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mills AND are MASTER.
11110 and song recital by Dr.
11hr: .‘ Gerril. Smith will be given
113171311! at Mrs. Mead's School.
glide "" r'ghia will be a musical treat
' ould not be missed. Tire sun;
Grieg and His Master. Tickets
evenly-five cents each.
, ‘ WRONGED. 1
.. ioty drama from the pen of‘
on pole and Martin A. Scorers.
» greatest writers. which was
,’ produced at the Olympic
location, and toured the Pro-
r over four years. will be the
on at Hoyt's Theatre this cv
The play is none that appeals
,‘classcs of theatre goers, meshes
1 'Md “tells a clear and concise
of love and intrigue interwoven
loan comedy. The company is
exceptional merit and is head
1 _ the clever emotional actress.
Blanche Leighton. and Miss Eti-
my who will introduce her on
lnini specialty.
. wJOfiEPH’S PARISH: FAIR.
.fl vouing will mark the opening
1 osoph'5: pariah fair. in Music
1! the hard work of the different
item will undoubtedly be re
city a large attendance. as the
_ ai grand opening is the most im-
i night of the fair. i‘he Lyric
' 119111. directed by Henry C. Smith
fluorides F. McMahon havo made
sac; Xcellent name for themselves.
will be the entertainers and the
hi 1will include solos by Joseph
~' cMahon. Charles ’l‘hies. Ernest
Wilson. Joe Deal. and selections by tin1
‘Odtlin‘ent Octetto. Luke liorney in
may stops.w with Billy Mulvihill 11nd
Joe Dost as premier end men will add
flo'lhe gaiety. The performance, is
' whose general excellence has won
ch praise and this evening's pro
notion will add to their laureis. 'l‘o
‘domrnodate. the crowd the balcony
fill be opened p1cvious to the raising
11 litre curtain. Rev Dr. Mabvr has
hinted the following young ladies to
nudist at the different booths: Sunday
School Association booth. Misses Mary
rkin Alice Splan. Margaret Hayes
Jilin Callahan. May Williams Lill1
tinny. Lizzie Mernedlth Mary Tonic.
Annie Pierce. hilly Yates. Anna Steel;-
thriller. Mary Lynch KatherincOK‘on
hour Anna Brlot'ly. Alice Foley. irena
Raymond Bessie Burns Agnes (‘nr-
1 ready. Nelly Moriarty. Anna Morro-
Shun Anna irwin Florence Hamilton.
Agosto McPeakc. Ethel 'i‘oothiii. Rena
S Ilivan. For the immaculate Concep-
Sodallty booth .lcnny iiollihean.
Mina Murphy; M1111 Murphy. Margsr 11
“ea. Mary Shem. Annie O‘Conntll.
”Katherine 000111111" l‘lOl't‘lliii‘ Mchla-
n, Lizzie (.‘iark.iilatga1et Hubbell.
. limbeth Costello Ruth Fitzgerald.
adialer) Cullen Mary Youags. Alice
Wilsh. Anna Rorlrford. Agnes Roch-
.Marle O'Connell. Margaret O'Con-
. ital. Julia 111111». Katherine Lynch Cur
rit1 Farrell Margaret Shields Agnes
Conway. Katie Kli‘illtllell
'> . 'i‘t‘lF“ 'WIZARD 0F OZ."
’is not liard‘to understand wiry
"Willard of Oz." which is to be
at Hoyt a Theatre tomorrow night'
'1',” 7a out1 night's presentation. is an
r since it possesses so many
tier-1 that are pleasing boilr to the
1111 car There is never a dull
nt durin the performance. if
audience ls not convulsed with
, r at the antics of the comed
, ' them is a stage trill of pretty
it or there is a realistc cyclone or
, wainrm so like the genuine article
W it indie surpasses anything clue
fir attempted in srsgelund. Fr ink
”or: book of fairy tales loads it
, Mililmbly to the purpose: of on
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00d "The Wizard" hast followed
is idea to the letter and has been
Enough In the expenditure of
togladden the heart of the
lions author.
airman ERRAND nor.
3. Van, as Patsy Bolivar, thc1
nBov. amused and delighted a
. dhousc at Hoyt's Theatre. last.
. got-V s predilection for mlschev-
malts made life arwthing but a
. roses for his associates but be
>, y, pleased his audience beyond
His burlesque of a Spanish
who 11. Wonder. a marvel of
. which made up for whatever it
in grace. His experiences with
'11. its Ribbons and the copper and
. 1111111 and the champagne were
' 1n: funny. The surrounding
Mu excellent. the chorus
: g, pretty and appropriately
. ., Miss Beaumont. Iii Gloria
theatrical star. render-cu mom
and catchy songs. The autu-
lmlsiutically received. All
arrow-11111. catchy and
‘ iht Wronged will be
tomorrow night. The ,
cuts
as of the some order
Ind: Boy. Monday night.
{all hi Monte Christ. will
. itirl. and Tuesday night.
portrait and I circus sup-
,my will play a return
t' of Den of Broken Bow.
1 lay to a crowded hours.
B MONTE CHRIBTO ‘
itowhllo not a uovlito'
hwblfen: one In; the you:
'- 0mm 1
O‘N'dill 111. surrounded
" ' “name“
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such a, one as
the oarrlycn.
The part t at is taken by that excel.
.1 lectsrromsatlc actor. mania Wood
:, of the' modern stage
1 a physical giant and a hero in every
, fared for 6 years."
' i
slim play 11 Which.
midis Wood 1: had the lltl'a rdie.
preschools town is 1111111111. The
firm; postmaster named it after 1‘11 in
dl'I'li'li broken how that he found in
The post office depart,
moot}; ly welcomed the name as a
t the no t om Illl. Boa Martin.
ruff. ‘is one of the most. "liable parts
lie is a cowboy.
|:sen‘se of the word. who fails in love
|‘with an Eastern girl and follows her
u“to New York. Here, with the most
Wmodssdideas of his own 1111111111111 ac-
corn llshtncnts. he develops into an
idea f‘Gibsou Man.""‘and appears to
quite as much advantage as he did
on the ranch hie has a triumphant
love scene in the last act that is well
worth ,whiio. At iloyt's, Tuesday
I!) not be deceived by counterfeit!
1when you buy Witch Hazel Salve. The
name of E. Ct Dertt ll: Co; is on
every box of the genuine. Files in
their worst form will soon pass 'away
if you will apply Dertt‘s Witch Hu-
sel Salve night and morning. Meat.
for Cats. Burns. Boils. Tetter. Eczema.
etc. Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy.
1 W
on FREIGHT RATES.
Railroad Commission Hearing Com.
plaint Against Consolidated. l
1 The New York. New Haven and‘
Hartford road was 'summoned yester-
day before the Massachusetts railroad
commissioners by" reason of complaint
made by ’250 merchants of Boston re-
garding the rates charged at the South
Bay station in that city. A charge‘
of $2 is made for the unloading. of
freight, $1.50 of which, goes to the tar
minal company and fifty cents to the
New Haven road. The Consolidated
road wishes to abolish thc1 terminal
entirely and the merchants oppose it
and desire a reduction of rates. ‘
F. H. Benton on behalf of the road
said they had been trying to buy the
property button much money was ash-
ed for it. The commission decided to
think the matter over and meanwhile
the terminal will continue to be used.
——“l.ittle Colds" neglected—~thous
ands of lives snci'lflCedIovel‘y year.
Dr. Wood‘s Norw v Pine Syrup cures
littlt1 colds—cures lg colds. too. down
to ”111 very rerge of consumpti.on
‘ “—11.”
NEW MILFORD BANK.
Henry 3. Mygatt Sucooods the Late
' Mr. Bristol as President.
NEW Mllll‘ORD Nov. lO.——At 11111
nice-ting of the board of directors at
the Find National Bunk.Hen1y S My
gatt was elected president to succeed
the late Hon. lsaac Bristol. deceased.
111G. Sturges was elected cashier.
Mr. Mygatt has been cashier for
several years and is one of New Mil.
lord’s best and most popular citizens.
Prior to his death A. B. Mygali.
father of Henry S. Mygatt was presi-
dent of the bank, his successor helm:
Mr. Bristol, who died last. Week.
Mr. Slurgos has for several years
been an eillcient teller at the bank.
and his promotion to the higher posi-
tion meets with cordial uppi'orul.
CAang
For 1111.111 and
flu find You llilr limp Bright
35m the
Signature of
CnisTOBAL CLUB ORGANIZED.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 10.411111, isth-
mlan canal commission yesterday corr-
sidered a letter from iiClilaf Engineer
Stevens, reporting the recent organiza-
tion on tht.1 isthmus of the Cristobal
Club. composed of gold service em-
piioyces and saying that it was pro-
bable that soveuil other clubs of cm-
ployeos would be organiléd in the fu'
ture. 0n Mr. Stovens' suggestion the
commission authorized the expendi-
ture of not more than $7,000 for such
clubs. according to their size, the ox-
pendiiure to be for buildings and the
members to bear the expense of turn-
isbing.
“I THANK THE LORD!"
cried Hannah Plant. of Little l‘lock.
Ark. “for the relief i so: from Buck-
lens Arnica Salve. it cured my fear
tul running sores which nothing else
would heal and from which i had suf-
it is a marvelous
healer for cuts, burns and wounds.
Guaranteed at F. ii Blotter 11. South
Norwslk. and ill. P. Weed' s. Norwalk.
drug stores; 250.
A woman caudod the big sidewh'oclor
Holland to put back to her pier at. Hoi-
land, Mich. so that as she explained
to the irritated captain. "baby could
say goodby to auntie.“ who was on
board. , _
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EASY To BUY
’EASY TO PAY
: That's why so many order their Clothing of
us. To get year Fall and Winter Outfit doesn't
mean that you have to pay out thirty or
forty dollars at one time if you trade
here. By paying a small amount in cash
the rest my be charged and paid in
small weekly amounts. Our clothing rs
‘high grade: '
HandSOme Tailored
Suite for Ladies and
Meshing
Misses $8, 12, 20, 40.
‘ali the style effects: that con-
tribute mhtcri'flly to‘ a taking gown and
made up in a manner showi the fine
hand of an expert dcsigner.’i‘ “$1
are saniplcs of the best that the market affords.
The cloths include Panama. Cheviots,
cloth and other hard finished materials.
98¢ su
AND SHORT EFFECTS.
$10 to $25.
its
Broad-
STUNNING coA'rs 1111 LONG. MEDIUM
The Long Coat model has the call for fall
use but the Eton and Medium models are being
worm by smart dressers. Dame Fashion is not
arbitrary this season. She says to her devotees
“Wear that style which most becomes you.‘ So
whatever rs your favorite. we have it.
Smart Suite for Men and
Boys. $7 to $25.
An inviting display of Suits in all
the fabrics.
Both thesis 1: and'doublabreasted models and'
every detail is right. Quality is the keyndte of
our success. and you get the best value at con-
sistently low prices.
Men’s 011 ercoats
In black and blue Meitons. black Cheviot.
Oxford Grays and made stylishly.
,-$10'to $30.
oscuus 51 cuss .1551 5121113
Anoonia Voters Forget Prejudice and
Defeat Twice Elected Labor Man.
NEW HAVEN. (3111111., Nov. illw'i‘ire
defeat of Siephcn Charters. twine elec-
ted mayor of Annuals. (301111.. as a la-
bor representative with Democratic
party affiliations. is traceable to rent:
lion of that tense class feeling which
largely caused his first. election four
years 11110. Chartcrs is a journeyman
carpenter, an excellent workman anti
a man of integrity. respected as 11 oil-
ilen and hailed as 11 leader by the la-
bor union element.
He was defeated by Major Alton
Farrell a wealthy man. twenty six
years old. college bred and a social
favorite The charges that Mayor
Charters lacked business ability and
was responsible for a deplorable con-
ditlon of streets and fur bickerings
and turmoil in the. gerrerai administra-
tion of affairs aided in defeating him.
A .labor trouble of national interest
which occurred four years ago in the
Farrell Foundry Company, of which
Mayoroiect Farrell's uncle in prlnci
psi owner. .was the cause of Mayor
Oharters' first election
"00 NIWARDT‘ I100.
The readers of this paper will be
studied to earn that there is at least
’ one 11111111111111.1111 that science has
, been able to 11111. in all its stages. and
tint is Ontarrh. w Hull's Catarrh Cure
heartily positive care now known
to the medical fraternity. Caturrh
ing. in constitutional disease. re-
irate-a constitutional treatment.
Hull's Oatsrrh Ours is taken interm-
an. acute alt-sou; upon the blood
“donations surfaces of the 11111111,
«in destroying the foundation of
II. and giving the patient
work. The on have so much
. lslth in its curative powers that they '
' odor 'Ono H11
red Dolidrl for any
we that it: is to cure. Band for
have! tostimonialav
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NORWOOD SHOPS TO GO
Famous Plant Will he Located With
1 the Car Works, at Rndville. .
it. was announced today that the
New York. Now Haven and iiartford
Railroad (imupany has Just completed
an important 11111] estate deal at Rond-
ylile. Mass. by 11111111111 of which the
rcud will 1111111111 1111' great locomotive.
holler construction and repair shops
'cn land which is in close proximity
111 the roud's extensive our shops at
that point.
At the present tirno.' and for years.
the locomotive repair Works of the
system have been situated at Nor.
.wuod, and it is now said to be the ties
sire of the road to bring the two plants
together at Rcutiville. One of the 11d
1untugcs to be gained from the change
will he the bringing of the two shops
nruclr nearer to Boston. which will
make i'or economy
The new lteadvilie purl-hails conuistsa
(if 75 acres of land fronting on llydt1
Park. It was owned by Mrs. 11 .l.
'i‘tlrboil 11nd the price paid is said to
have been 385. 000
Real Estate Agent Flake perfected
tilt1 deal it is 1111111111.
M‘OP ‘i'l-ih’l'lcOlm 1 ‘
or it our result la Rheumoaiu. Bra-
Milan as m is bros in'g up colds 11111111.-
cver tried, almost without exception.
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ford Dexter's 11nd Plslslsd's. "7
occur 111111111111 111111111111.
h a solar fortnightly meeting of
Ocurt'ihi‘arrult who held last night.
There was a large attendance of metal
bare. it was voted to hold an catch
tainment and deride in January; 1906.
and is following members ware no
point it a committee to attend to all
irrationality arrangements .
:bowt. ”Richml (3,1111 All 9' Th
or 0-
111111 emit A. lads" ,"
onnblly The,
bl‘ yer ad. but
$111111”: scuml
our any so ,
chishlm billet 1111 11c ‘
and sandwiches
"Matthew ,
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whom“ for female. trouble} "Mead." hcscy
Heine. i “We concluded to try Electric Bittera'
My 11 was then so sick she could '
miles) to a depth of one idol .
form a take 25 ,arilss longtand one to .
two miles wide. covering 1111' ‘c'rca of .
its cost. with maimed -
GREATEST DAM ON EARTH.
Facts About the Great Government ' ,
Dam at Salt River Arizona. ,
- Fifteen years ago the highest dam in
existence was the ll‘urens dam (in
France) the total height of which was
170 feet. Since then three very1 much
larger dams have been built in the
United States. These are the Croton
dam in New York. the Clinton water-
works dam at Boston. and the water-
works dam at Denver on. the south
fork of the South Plait river Each
i
i~
of these lit present holds the record in - .
one respect 161.. another: the weaver
dam is the highest in the world; the.
Clinton impou‘nda the largest amount
of water. and the Crown dam contains
the largest mass of masonry. But the
Salt river dam. when finished. will ex-
ceed each of these in lawn special"
1y: it will beltigheltthan Denver: will
e coed the Crotch dam in masonry.
ad will impound twice as much water
as all three dams put together.
it will be 270 feet high front foun-
dation to parapet. will contain 300. 000
cubic yards of masonry, and will im-
pound more than 11 million acre-feet of
water; that is. more mairtsnotrgh to
cover a million acres 11.500. distill};
t wi
M 030 $1.13 ill 3
none r uycarii w be 00.0
or 04 000. 000. l'Gr'o'at’ ties 112391
Earth" by- Crittenden Arriett in ti
Technical World Magazine. _
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us :
is often as great not w ’11. 11111
11"lt'cpub-i ,
Thoma .Aitilllil. Mgr“. a
Mean. " of usvanworth; “llamas not
untouchables when. some .rsfliscd to
low the sectors o‘pe'i'i‘itc on his w is
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WANT GOAL
We’ ve got it. to burn.- host kind.
t.oo Carefully salesman cool
that ll at coal and holdings cl No
dust no dirt; no slate“ Arid drices
alwelys 1111111111 t. When you but a
too from as it‘s ight. Our guarantee
3 is back of it. You lake no chances.
Pgompt delivery. Satisfaction assur-
no 1111111 1111191 1111 to.
list Norwallt. o1.
, hey it Raymond baptize.
heartily concur in that opinion We think we have
, best stock But don’t take our word'iorl 1
Norwalk Chronicler