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with 300“! American Coun-
tries, Declares Ambassador
*. cadmium, from Brazil
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iWASHINGTON, Oct. 8.—-—0nce again
“moire wheels of government turning
«Mlle central shaft and the capital is
midst with the tumult or merry
ghee. President Reesevelt has re-
turned from his vacation lind with him
haveuonie six at: the nine members of
his cabinet. to say nothing of many
lesser lights. Willie ciich one has some-
thing as to the how null why of things
to spring on the public. the results of
Secretary Root's visit . to the South
American countries are perhaps the
mom important, in their bearing on the
nation’s continued prosperity. His
three months' sojourn in tile southern
halite! our hemisphere misdirected
national attention to the matter of our
relations with those countries. As a
redult there have been many converts
of late to the cause of the big wnlcro
ways organization—mine Nationul lliv-
era and Harbors Congress. The sup-
porters of this body months ago begun
a crusade for the enlightenment. of the
people as to the imperutive necessity
of a concerted national movement for
the general rehabilitation of the couri-
try’s waterways nnd harbors if
lUnited States is to benefit iii any pro.
portiunnte degree in the boom of ex—
port business to South America which
IE sure to follow the completion of the
Panama Canal. and which must olllor-
wise inevitably be tlloliopoiizod by our
European competitors. with the uso of
this self-same Alliroicnn-built cuiini.
Apropos of this condition of uttuirs.
Ambassador Grlscoin has just wircd to
the State Department u summary of
the effect of the visit of Socl'elur
Root to Brazil und in the course of hi.
dispatch. after reporting tho establish-
mom of it new and much-hooded
monthly steamer sorvico between Rio
and New York in competition with the
former sole British-owned service. to
marks: .
“.‘It is hoped ilnit we are cutoring
upon nu era more favorable to "101"
chants who may desire to rout-h out
for trude with Brazil. The crying hood
of our relations with Brazil is bettor
steamship communications. . . (’liv»
(in a few facilities. our trade with lira-
le.‘ll'illsi. inevitably go ahead ill once
with leaps and bounds."
This is equally true of other Latin
American ropublics. Statistics show
that Germany is the most to bo feared,
he that country bus ulrcilily u consid-
erable shore of South Anioricil‘s trudc,
and Franco and Eilglund iii-c not fur
behind. Gerlnnuy and France are for-
midable competitors in that ouch of
these counlrois bus for yours iliiilln
folder! it niltionul nysiotli of walol‘wnys.
lowering the cost of shipment. to the
coast—always the most iiuportuiit
item-40 the minimum, and the United
States is so fur handicapped in this
reshpect that. nothing short of inllnc-
diets and united action looking to udo
qunte financial provision by Congress
will suffice. Muily fur-seeing IMLSIHOSH
men and organizations huvo been
quick to realize this illlil ihoy hnvo
consequently idcnliilod themselves
with the waterways movement with
the result that it has assumed gigun-
tic proportions nnd gives ovory prom-
itie of demanding and receiving more.
Congressionul nttonllon ill. the next
find ensuing sessions than any other
public movement of recent yours.
Ever since First Assistant Positnaio
ter General Hitchcock promulgated un
oliier lust Week discontinuing in cer-
tain of the inrgcr post olllccs of the
country the use of the bat‘k slump on
letter mull, postmastcrs in office large
and small have been fairly inlindiiiing
the authorliios hero iii Washington
with requcsts thut they be permitted
to come iindor this order, pointing out
the greut saving of lime and labor in
the handling of first-class mull. The
plan was first insuliurilicd cxpcrimonl-
ally in Chicago. with such it decided
saving to tho licpnrtnlont tho! it wu's
decided to extend the plilil to viii-ions
other large citios; bout-c lust wot-it's
order. But, oontrustod with the wol-
come which it receives at the bonds
of the poslniuutoru affected. in tho luck
of enthusiusin. uiiy. cvon disupprovul.
accorded it by business mcn nil over
the country. 'l‘hoy point out that this
discontinuance of the buck stump.
showing almost conclusively no it does
the little of ”ill delivery of mull. Il'i
likely to rosult in no inconsldornble
trouble null loss to them. For in-
stance. with lili‘ buck slump in lino.
they call rentllly doiortllliio on receipt
of a deluyed or oVordue communii-utlou
Just Where lilo lilntuo lieu-whether
With the receiving or distributing pout
lance-wand tuko proper stops for ob-
Vhting the recurrence of elicit delays.
Then, too, ill cuss of n firm'll fulliiro
to receive a cerlulii communication in
due olirso and a possible resulting
law-soil. it can be shown conclusively
that the letter was not received in
tithe for the proper contemplated no»
tine. There would seem to be much
in this argument. but the flnsl notion
. ' of the Post omen Department remains
. be seen.
The discussion of the issue of gov-
' ignorant ownership of railroads. rais-
. by Mr. Bryon on his return from
he. continues with unabated ilk
t in the notionnl nuptial. iii-
mi some persons think they btlve
j ind o desire on the part of the
. It shrunken himself to get away
it. Iii‘diilttilssins the subject at
of thel’ciiibs bore a few nights use,
,‘b prominent government oificiai dill
' w the burial argument that the
' of attempts ni municipal and
eminent ownership lhemnelVel
' . that in the contest between
, vi unrepresented bribe pull»
’ . amino movement rind individ-
. is represented by private own-
. and operation. 'the latter we»
. . be intermingll you look
mu. m , ““4" . - . s...”
over the list or Place! In out While . won-r ms new
ownership has been fairly successiui." «iv-—
they are all small communities in
which each individual iii proportion-
ately more important than the iii‘in.
Connecticut 00ml to New London
1 0r Hlf‘tford
of places in which it has failed. you met last. week and took up the matter
communities that have tried it. Many battleship Connecticut. '
small “Null a few hundred inbuilt-led, to write to the sessions and» rcpro
tents llilllt their streets and houses sentutivos in Congress to usctlrtalu it
with fair success. "not Wilh econonl)’. the government would not. send
but we have et to see no example i battleship Connecticut to Connecticut
0" 0 bill Ame lean city COMM-ling a writers. either to New London or l-liirt-
municipal lighting plant successfully. ford. also to have all the other coun-
ln other words. the further we sct'clis oi‘ the stale take up the limiter
lN THIS STATE. 1
said this authority. "you will find thiit Jr. 0. U. A. M. Will Ask to Have tho ‘
NEW BRITAIN. October B.-——Cham‘
larger cities. if you look over the list barinin Council. Junior 0. U. A, M., *i,
:will find that it comprises all the large of the preseiltution of the this to the 3
it was decld. =
the 1
the.
away from the individual the less the
possibility of‘aubceiis in conducting
purely business undertakings. Mr.
Brynn would have lis'utieinpt u ire-
niendous undertaking involving some
314.000.000.000 of property under the
management of an aggregation of 80.-
.000,000 people. and in the light of all
experience the enterprise would scorn
to be foredoomed to failure."
. _._._..
Still another time has the cry gone
forth‘ that the world's supply of wood |
is almost exhausted, and some new
figures have been pill. forward which
will prove of interest. to those who
have been closely following this ugiA
lotion. Consul William C. 'l‘ciclnnnn,
of ldibenstock. Saxony, reports Club,
cerning the world’s supply of wood,
to the effect llist the deniand.‘ insteud
of diminishing. us ‘wss expected, when .
coiil cattle in us it substitute for Wootl.
bus gone on increasing until the uniss-
tins of a continued ‘supply to moot the
present rapidly increasing rate of coil-
sllmption is .a very serious problem.
The coul mines of Belgium. accord-
ing to the report. ill 1001i culled for
1.742.720 square yurds of wood for tllo
various pill-police to which it is put
in mines; ouch your u renewal of tho
old supports and braces is taking
place null new ones ill'i‘ being pill
into now guilcrios.
North Aillorica. Slborlu, Africu. lil—
dlu. Chine. Korou and South Americu
still contain grout liniiillizod and ul~
most unknown forests. but it would
nevi-i‘lhciess not be woll to cxnggorulo
the dimensions of those. Milny Afri-i
can forests lire rouliy coiiiposod of
nothing lurgor lilnll bunllos. and Si-
boriti and Koren nro lllroudy being sys-
iouiutilly subject to deforosllng. The
United Stiltos. us is woli known. has
not (enough wood for its own consunlp»
lion. notwithstanding its 500555.000
.lcros of woodlands. Even now it is
«iopondont upon Canada. which, with
its 708,133,000 acres of fiil‘t‘HlS. rcprov
souls prolinbly lilo lnrgosi sinulo arch
of ully country in the world. and which
~¢onds its entire surplus to this coun-
'ry. Economists who llii\'t‘ boon nt-
ii'ucted by the importance of tho prob
lom to illilke a study of ii buvo boon
unanimous iii the opinion that u IiIl‘~
reaching and comprohonsivo sysiom
if reforestlng. inimodiiiicly boguu, in
tho only hope for tho futuro. All this
bus not been without effort on (ion-
.i:rcss. and us is woll known lili‘gi'
:rons liuvc boon sot llpurl uli ovor lilo
country no forost rcsorvos. inn this
is not enough. and if tho pcopio of
the United States would hoop lo illi'
"ore in the commercial thl‘ltl. ll inn
hooves lhoill to look to llloir i'oi'osts.
us much nloro lhnn ll cusuul consid-
oruiiou would disclose is dopcndonl on
their prcsorvntiou.
\‘l’nshlngton was invudcd lilc oillor
'ily by ll collipnny of ninety-five silli-
wnrt young udmirllls who. passing
llroimll illt' city on llioir return to
iuly front vncilllou. stopped ovor night
illil bunquoltoil illi‘illSI‘ll't‘R null ionsis
od Secretary lionnpnrto nud various
other of limit contotuporurics iii lllo
Nllvy. They weren't cxiirily illllllil':lll~‘,
Ililior, lonslwiso uol full-Ilctigod oucii.
for they are only ill lilo olllbryo slut".
constituting the clues ol‘ ltitlll lit. the
Naval Acudomy. ()i‘ courso llloir jol-
.‘iiicutioil was on lilo ll, t.. dull the pub-
lic was not supposed to hour of wind
vus sold ilnd done. but then. you know
some filings or? too good to hoop. Al
'hc iloighl of lilo fun. wlioll ovoryono
‘lud boon givcu n chilnco to ulvo u
oust. or wurblo u parody on some pop-
'llIli" song, soilioouo. with u lovily truly
linpsriiucnl. got lilo Nuvul Aoudolll)’
llillld, which won furnishing the music.
to stl‘lko up ihc luilo Everybody Works
lint Filthcr. and then hc sung:
ivorybody Works but John Paul
And he lies around all tiny.
l’il-kloli up in lilcoilol.
(in n pcrpeiuul jug they i-lily.
Midiiics parade ull around him
lkliilg honor to his billion;
Everybody works in (ll-lib 'l‘own
liiii John Paul Jones.
——Any skin itching is n. tempcrtcs-
ior. The more you scratch the worse
it. ltcllcs. Doun‘s Olnlmoni citrus pi-
les. ccezmn—any skin itching. At nil
drug stores.
SHAW SAYS DEMOCRATS HAVE
LOST HOPE.
ClNCiNNA'i‘l. 0.. Ociobor 8.—»-l.oi-dio
M. Show. SI‘L‘rt'llll‘y of the United iSlin-
lI'iI 'l‘i‘l-usui'y. in till interview liliii ovo~
ninu sold: .
“We pro in no dungor wbiiiovot‘. of
losing ilio Nntioinll House of Repro-
sontntlvon. 'l‘lic Doinocruis have lost
ull hope of currylnz it Hllli'l.‘ Mr. lira
ynn mndo lilii Now York upcocli udvo-
ruling the uovornmrni ownership of
i'ullronds. Thul. bus ilostroyod it" their
chances of success for yours in could
and they will have to look shout. for
now issues ilnd now nicn. liryun and
Heurst lire oil the pnrty bun loft in
presidential timber and iuore'ii the pity
for i like to see strong men in the
opposition. Senator bailey und .iohii
Sharp Williams lire the only oonspirn
oils figures in the south and they are
impossible. i don't like to delvo into
it man’s motives, but i suppose Mr. Hr-
ysn believes in government ownership
and ‘thinks. it will win. He will never
use i. .
”was.
DOCTORS SAID HIE WOULD NOT
Peter FI‘Y. Wooilruff. Pu, writes:
"After (lecturing for two yours with
the best physicians in Wiiyiiosburlg.
and still gelling worse. the doctors mi»
vised me if i hull any business to no
limit to i had better attend to it at
once. its i could not possibly live in!“
other month he flit-re was no cure for
the. Foley‘s Kidney Cure Willi reel
ommended to me by u friend. and f
immediately sent. my son to the store
for it. and utter taking three bottles 1
begun to get. butter and continued in
improve until i was entirely well."
l’lalnted's Drug Store and The Ciliford
imitate». "i
d-n-u-u s “a. . Mutt
illlll write to the senillors or represen-
tatives about it. if the effort to get
the battleship Connecticut into Con.
neolicnl writers should prove silences-
fill. arrangement will be made to have
.ouo diiy devoted to the exercises incl-
dcnt to the presentation of the finite
and iirsocure the privllcdgo of allow-
ing the moillboru of the Junior Depurt
mom to go through the ship. Excur-
sions will be run und it is proposed
to lnuko it big diiy of it.
The presentation of the film will be
illildc by Nlllioiial Councilor Gilchrist.
DON'T BE iMPOSED UPON.
Foley & ‘00.. Chicago. originator!
Honey und 'l‘ui- us it throat and lung
remedy. nnd oil uooount of the grout
merit and populurity of Foley's Honey
und 'i‘ur many imitations are offered
for the genuine.
lotions have similar sounding unnlcs.
Bowure of them. The genuine. Fo-
loy's Honey and Tar, is in n yellow
pncliugo. Ask for it. and refuse any
substitute. it is the best remedy for
coughs and colds. Pluislod's Drug
Store unit The Clifford l’hurlnncy.
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GERMANAMERICANS MEET.
Temporary Officers of New State Or-
ganization Chosen.
HARTFORD. ()ol. S.——-Dologiltos ro-
prosonilng llilrtford, New Haven.
ill‘lllgoporl. Moridoll utld Now l‘lriluin
ilnsomblod bore for the purposo of
forming u (lci‘mnu-Alliol'icnn state or.
gulliznlion. lll business sossion yosiou
(lily colilplotoii u icmporury organizu-
lion and olociod officers. who will hold
office until .lniiuiiry uoxl. when n moot-
in;' will be bold in Now lluvoil illltl ii
is oxpocloil u construction illlll not of
by-lnws ndoptod null pm'innnont offl-
curs i‘flt‘i‘lvli. Tn.- mm in in min the
various Gorillun sot-in] sociotios about
illt‘ Stale into an orguuizuiion. Ono of
the objects will ho lilo (‘Hiiiiillslllllt'lll
of (lornlan Schools to bo in sonslon
till Silturduy. ’i'bc oillct-rs olioson ill
ycsiorduy's session urc: I’rosldcni
Aduni IA‘DDI‘I‘ of Hartford: vico-prosi»
dolll. illinriou Shelli-y. of llridgoporl:
scrrclury. Ricluil'd Nuullluu. ot‘ llnrt~
ford: ironsiiror. l‘ctcr llilinlo. of liuri-
ford.
h‘il'c dologulcs \vcro, pi'flsi‘lli on visit-
ors from iiolyokc. Muss.
HOW'S THIS?
\Vo offoi' Ono liuulirod liolinrn lio-
wilrd for tiny cilso of (‘nllirril lliui culi-
not llo I'lil'llii by iiull‘s tlillurrh i.‘.\lro.
l-‘, .l. CHENEY Kt (‘()., ’l‘olodo. (l.
“'0. “li‘ undersigned. lliivo known it‘.
.l. t‘honoy for lilo lust 15 yours. ilild
bollovo lllin perfectly lloiiornblo in all
llllNllll'SR lrulisut'iions nnd financially
uiilo to curry out any obligations manic
by his firm. ‘
WALNNG. KlNNAN 8; hiARVlN.
Wllolonnlc lirllggisls. Toledo, 0.
llilil's (‘lllnrrb ('iiro is iukcu inior‘
nuily. noting liirootly upon lilo blood
iiud lllllt'otln surfucos of iho systom.
’l‘osllluolliuls soul frcc. Price 75
routs por boltio. Sold by :ill Drug-
Risls.
'i‘uko l-lnll‘s ll‘nnllly Pills flu- oonsit
pulion. ”
STEAMER EDENHALL lN TIDAL
WAVE
BOSTON. ()ci. lim'i‘ho British stoninv
or Edonbuli. which lil‘l'h’i‘il :ll bcr duck
borl- lo-iluy_ u wot-k ovcrduo. ollcoilui~
over! it lidili wuvo nnil continuous
storm in lilo Gulf of Moxico. lllld on
the lust two duys of bor vovulzo bor
crow woi'o i‘oi'cod lo subsist on illullc-
fillilit‘ food. Silo bud no punsongcrs.
'l‘ilo Eilt‘llhlill loft l’i'oitroso oil Sopiollr
lloi' Lil. with u curgo of sins] ni'usu. lllltl
:lboui lill'I'Il ilnys inlor wns struck by
the storm. ()llcc u lidlli \vuvo puss-
od and buried iior docks undor wutor.
hilt sin: ilnully rosl- clcnr of the flood.
if no nrtlclo is lmilntcd. the original
is lllwuys bust. Think it ovor. and
when you go to buy that box of unlvo
to keep ilt'ounli lilo house, not he-
Wiii's Wiich lilizci Siliro. it is the
original and the mono is stillnpod on
every box. (loud for oczcuiu, loltcr.
boils. cuts nnil bruisos. liilrl ospcciuliy
recommended for plies. Sold by The
Clifford l’hilrnincy. ”
NEW ENGLAND PIPE FITTERS.
liltilM’lidl’Oii'l‘. (lot. lbw—Tho fourth
noniiilnninil convention of tho Now
icilgliiud brunch. lillornillionni Asso-
iintion of lithium. llol Wuior. l'owor
i'ipc li‘lliorn iiilil lloipcre. wun hold
hero youlri'tluy ill lilo Studio building
on l“llll‘lll‘lil llvcnuo. The following of-
flooru wore clooloil.
Prunidolll. (liiiirlcu tl'tlnru. Sprinti-
floid: vico-nrosidoui. .Ioliii ii. (i'Noll.
Now liiivcll; uovrulllry. ii. ’l‘. Uni-pon-
lcr (uliniiinioluiiyi. iliirlford:flliunciul
nocrciury. .liilllon llulton. i’rnvldonco;
li‘i‘iliilll'ill‘. Hurry ”Ulllllii. li‘lill liivcl'.
Creilcnlilll comulliioo: .lilllllIN llol-
llns. Springfield: .liinlnll A. Smith. of
llrllliiopori: William llyiln. of Now
Haven. Trustees, llnvunport Monor-
mick. (looms Miller, New lliivcn: .lolm
llorsfuii. Bridgeport.
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A IADLV BURNED GIRL.
or hey. man or woman. is quickly out
of pain if Bucklcn's Arnlca Salve Iii
Implied prompiiy. ti. .l. Weich. of
Tekonnhu. Mic .. says: "i use it in
my family for cute, sores and all skin
Injuries, and find it perfect." Quick-
est Pile cure‘known. nest holding
relive mode. 250 at F. ii. Baxter's.
i-ionth Norwnlk. and Pi. P. Wuoll‘u, Nor»
wulii. drug stories. '« . ”
WW
DOV ELIOTROCUTID.
W
0
Monte Death in Front of his Home
Thrall i1 Hondlin a Live Wire.
' HAL . Milne..‘Oc ober flu-Joint W.
Cody. thirteen yours old. was cit-civil»
cutod in front of his home laid night
by bundling it live Wire. supposed to
have been its electric light wire. The
boy had ‘iuet returned from «lunch,
and seeing A broken wire dangling
.from it pole. seized hold of it. and was
knocked in the ground unconscious.
dying soon after.
'l‘hcso worthless iini- .
l“
cou. Flaunt has oil ind
ortnble.
00 high or too low.
drucriptive circular.
Th“ Kayo Lamp
buy. fir-M ihro
the latest in tore
livery lamp "ranted.
get it fromryout denier.
burners
Write to nearest
_—'
WOMEN'S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
First of the Contents Being Played To-
day at West Newton, Mass.
WEST NEWTON. Mum. ()clobor S.
w'l'bc liriio Horn Country Club who u
illlsp plilco this morning, with tho
first of ”W fluid of siurlors iii ilic
quullfyilig l'tiilllll of tho Women's nil-
iionnl golf cllmllpionsllip preparing for
lilo duy‘s sport. A liirgo ullnlbor of
lilo mou pluycrs of the club ulso Wl'l‘o
iii nitoliiiunco rlniily to ill‘t‘illlllitlll)‘ lllo
cllnlol-ililnls ovvr lilo coursc us i'litlilios
und scorers.
'l‘ho liflll'llllR of tho Uiliioll Stilton
(loll Association woro prosont. in
front of the club iiuuno was :i grout
scori- lioilrd blurring iill' million of tho
sovcnly pluycm.
'i‘llo wculllur. lvns cool llnd clour llnli
u slniro iiortdnwosi wind wits swoop-
ing ovor lilo- brouil liiil‘ lti'oou unii
illi'olllzh lllc woods liiul iilio illi' (-ollrso.
'l‘lio conditions wero fuvurubio to good
st'orlui! by filo ninvors.
ll wus url'illlpaoll to solid the colilosi.
nuts off for an l‘lKhll‘t‘l) hole lili'ilill
ploy contest, the best iliiriy~iwo source
of lilo day to qualify for the firs:
round of toolkit play tomorrow.
Nearly all the prominent piilyers
wore on on» . be and hour boforo lilt‘
limo not for them to sum and not :.
fow took some warming up t‘liol‘l‘ilii‘ by
long drives from. one of the prni-tico
loos. Not long :lftor sllnl‘ist‘ lilo moi-us
ooiiiuiilioo null Ht'\'i‘l'lii of tho llillioliui
lliill‘inis wopi ovor lilo course null l'o.
lot'nieil :ill tlic hole; on tho t‘lgilli'i‘il
moons.
W‘A
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children
Till Kind Yin lion Always Blight
Bears the
czflueeezz
Signature“
COMMITTEES AFTER NEGROES.
MOliilJ’l. Aid. (lct, ii.~-—A commit.
too of sixty liicn lci‘l horn on illi‘
Soiliiioi‘u lluiirond iii 5 ii. in. io-diiy lo
nit-cl Sliivrlff Powcrs, of Mobile roun-
ly. who is returninu i’l'olll lilriniilgiluili
with two Mobilo uoui'oou clinrgoil with
crinllluil usuanlt. ’l‘llo fooling bore iii
limit the prisoners will be lukon from
tho sill-riff nod lyilcboil or bilruod oili-
sliio of Mobile.
A YOUNG MOTHER AT 70.
“My mother lillil suddenly boon nuidc
young ill 70. Twenty yours. of intense
suffering front llynpopsln illlii entirely
dinnbicd hor. lintll six months llizll,
wllcn libo begun inking Eloclrlc lilt-
WIN. which llIlVI‘ l'IillllliPlI‘ly rilrod ilol'
illiil rostoi'od lilo strength ulili iii-iivliy
shi- lluli in Illl' prlnlo of Hill." writoa
Mrs. W. l.. (llipnlrick. of linnl‘oi-ll.
Mo. lrouiosi routornlivo liicdicino on
tho gioho. Brill Htoinlil'b, lliror llilIl
Kidney» right. purifies lliiI blood. nnll
cilrou Mtlliiriu. lillloiinnonn ilnii Wonk-
nouson, Wolldori‘lii Nt-rvc ’l‘nnic.
Price iiiic. (lluiruntoed by F. ii. liux-
lor'u. South Norwslk. and Id. 1:
Wood’s, Norwnlk. drug stores.
PROGRESS ON A BRASS PLANT.
NIAN'l‘lt‘l. Oct. iwalii'k is i'upllily
progressing on tho pllllil. which lilo
Libby Mnnufuciurluit (inhibitor is or-
crlluu licrc. 'l‘llo foundry building in
hourly coiiipleiod und the machinery
is now being installed. ‘l‘hin hurt of
the concern will be in opcrulion in
it short time. The main building in
not for inlvsiicnd and some weeks will
ellipse before it. will be in u condition
to rulieivo machinery. The company
will liiunufllciut‘e bruss floods. mm fiit~
titres pliimbor'li supplies and slinilillr
uriiclcs. .
With I Perfection Oil Hester you can but a cold
bed-mm, make a hick-room more comfortable. worm ll
chilly beilwoflllcetrwatet nicitly, and do molly thing.
henchmen can be doll: wit any other stove no antler
"whst fuel it burns. The superiority of the ‘
PERFECTION
Oil Heater
' (Equipped with Smokeless Device)
lie- in the fact tint it acetates intense heat without smoke
or smell. The oil {cunt and the wick carrier are male of brass
throughout. which incl: 1 durability. (lives rest but lit-mull
liter and handle. I
Absolutely Idle and simple—wick
rated so easily as a lam .
easily cleaned. ‘Two bouncer—nickel and iupon. Every heater
warranted. ‘lf not at. your dealer‘s write nearest agency for
i
can be used in on room
and is the but .1 wound
house lamp made. Gives
I clear, needy light.
the
out and nickel plum .
Handsome-4‘
ITANOAID Oil. OOIPANV 0' NEW YOIK‘
enter in light and
cannot be turned
All parts
is
:It lamp you can
Equip ed with
“wit , pfactory.
age cyi you cannot
4
SHOT LITTLE BOY.
Doctor Find: Bullet Wound in Child's
Breast.
WA’l‘ERBUllY. Oct. 7.-—A 6 years
old son of (lillsoppo Muslrolenn of
Brill South Leonard sircot is confined
to his homo sum-ring from n bullet.
wound iii his left breast. 'l‘ho buliot
pouoirutod the left lung. ulld llflS not
boon lointoll. 'i‘llt- nuino of tho por—
soil who fircd lilo shot is not known.
'l‘llo boy come home crying curly
lust ovoning. l-io suid he fell down und
hurt his chest. The [other called Dr.
E. W. Goodcnough and he declared
;l_llill lilo boy had been shot. Th0 lit‘
lilo follow insisted that ho bud fiiilcn
‘lii lilo slrcoi.
'l‘ollily l)r. (loodonongh uiudo on in-
vt-stlgillloti of the little follow and
found ililn suffering froln n bullet
wound ill tho loft breast. the bull iinv-
iliir pcnolrulod the lung. 'l‘llo ind uti-
nlillcd loduy that ho bud been shot
during lurgct pi'nrtico of u riflo rungc
iii-ur his homo. Who fired the shot
ho was unable in only.
'l‘ilo police lluvo liooll askod to iocnto
tho boy who i'irod llio shot. its llli‘
Muslrnlnlliil ind is in u dungorous
condition.
l
A CARD.
This is to cortify that all drnggists
nro uuthorizod to refund your money if
ir‘oloy’s Horn-y uud Tlli‘ fails to cure
your cough or cold. it stops the
cough. honls tho lungs iind prevents
sorious rosuits from ii cold. Cures
in grlppo cough illld [ll‘Pl't'lllS pneumo-
uiu ilild consumption. Contains no op-
inion, 'i‘hc genuine is in a yellow pack
nuo. Roruso substitutes. Plnlstcd‘s
Drug Store and The Clifford Pllur-
mncy. "
MAN FALLS DOWN EMBANK»
MENT.
\VlNS’l‘Flli. (blunt. October ll.——~Wil-
liam Sullivun. u ciii'riugc pointer. ugod
ubout‘ 25. foil from lilo tracks of the
(".ouir ow Englund rillll-oud yestcr-
day down an elliiiiiukmclil ten foot ill‘
in tho wuior and n muss of rocks. lie
was picked up by his companions
with his hoiid ill the wntor ill an un«
conscious ntuio, it in bollcvcd his
skull is fractured. He was removed
to tho county liospillll.
A cold is much more easily cured
when tile-bowels are open. Kennedy's
llelillHi Honey and TM opens the
bowols and driven the cold out of the
systcili ill young or old. Sold by The
(liill'ord Pharmacy. "
BARGE SHERMAN ASHORE.
\‘i’ARiilNll’l'ON. ()ci. ii.~~-Mr. Kitti-
billl. goncrui slipcrinlondont of Ibo lifo
suviug aorvico. bus rocoivcd Illc fill-
iowing li'll‘Ki‘illll from Kcopcr (iriiy. of
tho i‘iiurlotio Lilo Buying Station:
"lint-iti- Wiiiicr Shin-mun nsiiore Sodus
Point. Lillie ()ninrio. Now l'orii. lliirlv.
iwn milos from stutiou. Wont. with
spot-in) il‘llill. rosclloll sovon persons.“
MAKES HOMELV WOMEN PRETTY.
Nil Willllllii lli) Illllltl‘l‘ IlIiW l'I‘Klllill‘
lii‘i' follinros only be run he culled
prolty if hor complexion in bud. Orino
i-uxulive Fruit Syrup. iiids digestion
nnd clout-ll Hillliiw blolcbed coinplcxione
by ullinuiulilig lilo llvci' unil bowels.
iiriiio luixuiivu Fruit. Syrup does not
illlllucuio or gripe and is mild and
pleusunt to tuke. Remember the
lninw ()rlno and refuse to uccept nny
substitute. Plalliied'ii Drug Store llllfl
'i'ilo Clifford Pharmacy. "
a“...
CONGRESIMAN HIOOlNO FIE-NOMI-
NATE .
NORWICH. (3mm, Oct. ii.~(30n«
urcssmun idrlwlird W. Hiultluil was re-
nominated by the Republican conven-
tion of tho Third District this lifter-
noon.
three
Nothing
blocking for ties Ranges
‘ , bis-om, Illicit no water .0va ultl, lo
‘ applied. like mine. no lives double: and
polishing! Shines Itself and dries In In min-
but doweMprhofudWLJna
application more for motion end am
much hard. dirty milks-tape. molten
nothing else in “loot
also is anything like It and
CI mu
For out. by on»; I. Dow, Io. Nor walk. and Monroe 0 Palm", Dorian.
l
Mn. N ..mw .. .
lie climbed down from the pay car
with )his month's wages lull in his
hand. ‘ ' .
“Suite. ye must be feelin' rich. Pot.
with all ye have there," said a by
stander.
"And what does this signify to me?"
answered Pill. “Just two looks; won
whin i get it, and wun whinl‘glve ii
to the ould womnnlelife. .
sold the pesosncer‘in
the dripping oiisliins. “about to round
Cape Horn._ Don't you want to come
out and see it?"
"i should say;n0t,"=answered ' the
passenger withstbe novel. “You made
the lie and look at Sandy Hook, and
it wasn't ll hook nitilll. You can't
Ecol me a second timo."——Chica50 Tri-
une. .
List of W m ‘ arty {
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liDFFEhED
m..- «w».
. . . i .r e :r would?! or rd
TaylorilGol-den
74 Washington 1 Street.
souni NORWALK, coils.
PARTIES DESIRING TO PLACE THEIR PROPERTY IN
THIS LIST CAN DO SO WITHOUT EXPENSE. IN' LISTING
PROPERTY GIVE FULL DESCRIPTION AND DETAILS.
OUR TERMS’aFOR SELLING 2%. FULL DESCRIPTION.
TERMS. ETC., OF THE FOLLOWING LIST CAN BE HAD AT
OUR OFFICE. APPLY BY NUMBERS.
No.
9——-House, Crescent Terrace, 10 rooms, $ 6,000
x4-——House and 4 acres, Rowayton, 15,000
35—H0usc, barn, etc, West St.. 12,000
39—Two building lots, Stuart Ave.. each. 500
40—-—Bniiding lots, near East Ave” $500 up.
52—-—House, barn and 26 acres, West St.. 10,000
55—Beautiiully located cottage at Bell Island, fut
nished, 6,000
61——-House, Fairfield Ave. ‘ 5,000
68——Building lots. Summit, Elmwood, Bayview and
Taylor Avenues.
69-—-Frontagc on Washington St.
7o-—-C0ttage on shore at Bell Island, turnip led, ‘ 7,000
7r——-—-House and 4 acres, River St.. Darlen, 15,000
82——-—Two building lots. Elmwood Ave., $850 and 1,000
gr———-House. Marshall St.. South Norwalk, 3,000
gay—House, Elm St, Norwalk, 5,500
gg—Cottagc, Hickory Bluff, ' 7.000
100——-House, South Main St., South Norwaik. 3,000
xor——Farm at Wilton. modern, 9,500
mo—J-Iarbor View Beach lots. $275 up.
103—-—Dock property at Norwallt
tots—House, Winfield St.. East Norwalk, 3.500
107—House, 4 acres of land, Noroton Heights.
109—-—House, Richmond Hill, Stamford. 6,000
Ito—Harbor View Park lots, $325 up.
ilk—«House, Hillside Place, 8 rooms, 3,000
112——-House, 1 acre, West Ave.. South Norwalk, 12,000
I r4——House, Elizabeth St.. 14 rooms, lot 40 by 125, 4,60d
115-—--Housc. 16 rooms, Marshall St.. ~ 4,001
iio—-——Housc, 11 rooms, Elizabeth St.. 3.50:!
u7——-—H0usc, ix rooms, Gerard Place, 5,000
118~—-—Bullding lot, Van Zant Ave, East Norwalk .. .700
ng——-Housr. barn and extensive grounds, West St 27.500
i20————Buiiding lots. Woodward Ave» $450 up. ‘ ’
iota—House, 6 rooms, Rowayton, ' 3,200
lzz———House, barns. 4 acres. Connecticut Turnpike, 6,000
x23—-—-16 acres land. Scribner Sc, 2,000 ‘
124—52 acres land, Connecticut Turnpike, 6,000
225———C0ttage, 6 rooms, Winfield St.. East Norwalk, 2,500
126-——-Building lot, Fort Point St., East: N0rwalk, ‘800
x27—-—Brick house, 3 families, for sale or exchange for
small farms. Pays 12% gross, 3,500
les—mHousc, Bciden Ave., 'Norwaik 12,800
129«-—Building lot on Elmwood avenue, .750
I 30—House, Windsor Piece. lot soxxzs. water, 1,550
tar—House. Windsor Place, 7 rooms. water, 1,650
lays—House, Elizabeth St.. lot 40xx05. 4.500
133—-—Housc, West Ave.. lot 54x150, . 9,000
lag—House. Seaview Ave., East Norwalk, 7,000
135——-—House, Clinton Ave, 8 rooms. ' 2,100
136—Tw0 building lots, Clinton Ave., each, 300
137—Two building lots, Clinton Avc., each, 300
l38—House and burn. cor. High St. and Bayvicw Ave, 7.000
139—HOUSO, Reynolds St.. East Norwalk, 1,700
mam—Building'lot, Burritt Ave., 500
14x-——House. Bsyvicw Avc., lot 45x150. 2,500
lac—House and stable. Washington St., 7,000
x43——-—H0usc, Highland Ave.. Darieo, 6,000
i44—-—-—House. Tolles St.. 6 rooms, 3,000
l45———Houses. Day and Raymond Sun. 6 rooms, each, 3,000
I45-—-H0l18¢, 10 rooms, Day St.. 2.800
Hundreds of Eyé’é
arenheinx overworked u a result. of application um work in soon. ~’
Relief for strained and tired one may be had and uoritnll trouble .
averted by wearing a pair 0! mil ‘
Propor- mongol. ‘ProborilylAdjls-‘tad,
'Innlln'stionm “' l, i
labelling of bonus and all napalm: c Incl-la. . .
0:13. monsoon ., , ,
Optician.
II WALL ITRIIT. ,
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THERE'B svesv season war W! cm. Mill ritually. mum
in noon covcsmoo. ouli procure“ ms‘ ”'i°9ii¢"';.'i".'T’i‘ new
MILLS m TH! counrnv watchman. rmwmcgrysmmy or
own AND PATTERNS. wineries QUQN so. varsity reintrodu-
vmciuo THAT omen Ano nus ostlorllctrlonliflmuiim kills.
one limitr incontinent”. oizlio anon noon size. cows 303's:
Lime noon MAT, iN ~retinitis-villi. edbv' finding“.
BRUMLLO.;ALL.,W 0; income silicone): oil “ ‘
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