.1
- it its! lbw
. ' H
tantalum «tho Praiiml.
. .. Mung to thaw!» Tawny.
burr unwrap. ;
dsrmoihsr and a much lighter
, than prevailed yesterday greet-
_‘ 0 ill survivors of the preliminary
bird of the woman’s national oli
Mnionahip tournament when it or
com out on tho links’of the Brits
imitCountry Club today for the first
of match play. The drawings
ill. low of the stronger players
f and the only match of which
blooms appeared doubtful was
_ homo Miss Anita E. Phipps. of
oilfield. and Miss Mull-la A. Wells,
goblins.
, tl‘niatohes of tho day were drawn
‘ loiiowat‘
. 1' Frances E. (lrlscom. Philadel-
g at! Mrs. M. D. Paterson. New
0. .
.. Miss Elizabeth Hurry and Miss E. S.
r.- u.
Mrs. George 0. Button. Boston. and
“Mary B. Adams. Boston.
. ’ rt. Caleb Fox. Philadelphia, and
,anl s. F. Leftorts. New York:
I'
~ ‘ Altos Julia Mix. New York. and Miss
lfieo Sample. St. Louis.
. ' rs. B. H. Barlow. Philadelphia, and
W. It'dwtn Read. Boston.
lira: F‘. W. Bacheldor, Boston, and
Miss Myra Heimcr. Chicago.
Miss Georgiana Bishop. New York,
‘and‘Miss Mary C. Dutton. Boston.
Miss Frances C. Osgood, Boston. and
Mina Grace Stuitz. Boston.
.Miss Harrlot 8. Curtis, and Mrs.
Gdtirgc W. Roope, Denver.
If s. I“. Anderson. Chicago, and Mrs,
Witgli‘.‘ Morgan, New York.
Mrs. Alex. McGrcgor. Boston. and
Miss Pauline Mackay. Boston.
Miss F‘. O. Phepoe, Hamilton. Ont..
and Miss F. N. Ayrcs. Philadelphia.
‘Miss Emily Lockwood. Boston, and
Miss K. C. Hurley, Fall River.
Miss Anita.Phlpps. Springfield, and
Miss L. A. Wells, Boston.
Miss M. W. Phelps. Boston,
Mrs. E. G. Fisher. Boston.
v...
ITALIAN ACTRESS DEAD.
Adelaide Riotori Had Made Tours of
United States and Other Countries.
ROME. Oct. 9.——Mnrchosu Del (ll'liio,
better known as Adelaide Ristorl, the
celebrated Italian actress, dicd curly
this morning of pneumonia.
Adelaide Ristorl was born in 1821 at
Civldal. Italy. She was the daughter
of obscure comedians, who caused her
to appear on the stage when silo was
two months old. At four years of one
. she played children's roles and when
'twolve years old played soubrctte and
ingonue parts. Two years later she
appeared iii Francoise do Riiulnl. At
fifteen RIstorI entered the Sardiniun
Stock Company. She made rapid prog-
ress, and In 1847 married tllc young
Marquis Dcl Grillo, which for n time
interrupted licr drumutiocurccr. ills»
tori rte-appeared on the stage III 1849
at Rome. during the siege of that city,
and during the bombardment she hclp-
edito‘suceor the Wounded In the hos
pltnls, but it was not until 1850 that
she regularly resumed her profession.
In 1855: she took Paris by storm. The
French government niadc‘hor brllllunl
o are. But itislori lil'cl’cl‘i‘t'd to 1‘0‘
.r main Italian. For five years she up-
pearcd regularly at tho Thcuiro Iiul-
Inn of Paris and also guvc a nuuibcl'
of representations in tho ii‘rcnch dc-
parlments. Sbc visited England In
the latter port of 1855. In 18:37 ills-
tori visited Spain and was received
with enthusiasm and In 1860 site visit-
ed Holland and Russia. Returning
to France the grout Italian actross
played at. the Odoon Theatre In Frcucb.
this being the first time that. she lino
played In that language. Silo made
her debut at the Frcnch Tbcuirc. New
York. Septombor 20. 1866. as "Moduli."
and at the close of her cngugcmcut In
New York she visited Boston. Philadel-
phia. Chicago. Washington and other
cities. She sailed for Europe May 18.
1867. She rclurncd to the United
States September 13. 1867. and sailed
for England early in 1868. llistori
was the author of u botlk of rcminls
canoes In French, Italian. English and
German. and a number of nowspnpol‘
articles.
and
..__.
NINE AUTOISTB IN MILFORD NET.
Hold in $20 Bonds Each. Which Five
Parfait Rathor Than Appear.
Hold up by four lynx-eyed consta-
bles. nine motorists on their way to
eastern points from New York Sun»
tiny afternoon were arrested In Mil-
ford and required to filo bonds of 825
each before they were allowed to con-
tinue on their journey.
Al flu» rcccnl town mootinu. u rcsolu-
lion was pnsacd authorising the shun
iffs and connlubics in stand ullard each
Sunday on the highway and stop all
motorists who violate tho spccd
laws.
In pursuance or thin ordcr. Deputy
Sheriff Mallory with Constables Jumcii
Msher and llcpuiius Fowler and flor-
uey stationed themselves on tho New
TI-Iavcn turnpike Sunday afternoon and
timed all nutoisls. Nine were caught
In tho not. In most cuscs the prison-
ora gave vague names and wore highly
indignant iii being stopped. Ono and
III were required to file bonds as an
alternative to being iockod up In the
Italian house.
IXCURSION To PITTOFIILD.
The first of the New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad Coin-
any’ll full excursions to Pittsllcld.
can, In halo; lipid today. Every
ticket allotted to The Norwulks has
been sold for days and many people
wore disappointed but are puilcutly
whiting for the second excursion. The
data of It has not yet been announced
but if given relatively the some as last
”it it will occur one week from Satur-
oduy's excursion left by the special
train from South Norwnik at 7:05 and
4100er at ll o’clock. 'l’lcllelo were
pinned on Isle lust h‘rldar. Norwslk
. given 100 and South Norwalk 400.
were sold within a short time. At
; orwalii. 76 of the 100 tickets had
boon disposed of to five minutes after
0y had boon on sale.
h
l Hoopla rousmo saw vault
. aura
Iuaw roan. on. 9.~Charloa n.
so. he ubllcun candid-ts tor so-
, ‘ , out York Icft today for a
of dilute. flown 0 passed r
Most. Out. fie-a“
your pdwors of L 1
“It
ALL DRUM"!
. n v o n
0 - o 0
DOUBLE POWER IN WELL CHEW-
ED FOOD PROF. FISHER SAYS.
Masticatlon Experiments at Yale Show
Great Gain in Strength.
Experiments were conducted at Yale
lost your by. Professor Irving Fisher.
to discover whether attention to slow
eating and enjoyment of food would
affect the working powers of the iudi~
vidual. These experiments were made
with nine Yale students. and wore bus.
ed on previous experiments by Profes-
sor Russell 11. Clllttcndcn. of tho Shot-
flcld Scientific school. At a meeting
of the Conference on Homo liiconoun
Ics hold at lathe Placid club on Sun
tcmber 19 last. Professor Fisher 11"
ported the oresult of his study. Pro-
fessor Fisher said that thc cxpci'I--
motifs hogan in January and lasted
four and u half months. Tho first rc-
sulls at tho and of tho middle of tho
experiment: were reported in tho dolly
nrcss at tho time. to the effort that
the men had improved 50 pcr‘ccnl- In
onduranco duringillo first half of the
experiment. He now states that the
sccond bulf showed an murkcd Illi-
provcmcut as the first; and that. at
the end of tho cxpcrizmcnl. llic mcn
were able to do ilmlblc= the amount of
physical work. its sllonvn by gynlnav
slum tools. that they wot-o. capable of
Ill January. This increase in Working
power In ascribed by Pl'ofossor Fish-
er culirciy lo diclclic cuneos. Tho first
slidurunco icsts taken in January fol-
lowcd the Christians ViM’illlOIi. wllcn
thc mcrl had boon routing and wore ill
qspccinlly good condition. whilc tllc
dnul Juno lost was madc at the (Hill
of tho long form of collcgc work. 'l‘llv
mcii loll scllcnlary livcs and look no
uorv cxcrcisc than illcy 'bud Ilt‘f‘ll uc-
urstomcd In beforc lilo cxpcrimcllt lic-
:un.
Professor Flsllcr ours that tho
'liungc In diet was not thought about
by any prescription. but wns cutli'cly
luturul, llic chnngcs bolus; duo mcl‘cly
‘o tho fact that the. men musticulcd
bcir food more thoroughl y than prcv-
iously. During the first full lllc rulcs
if lilo cxpcl'lmcnl. were ll! orougll mas-
icutlon of food. with lino attention.
however. on tho iztsic lllllll cnioymcut
if the food. and not on line more mus»
‘Icnilml and implicit obcslicncc to ”10
lppetite. The. man his nothing which
boy did not cllposc of i ilcir owti frcc
vill. Nothing was not bc fore Illcln ox-
cpi as ordered by thorns. ln orilor
‘0 enable thorn to choose. propcrly. it
ride range of choice w is provided.
\lfcals were available lhu'ec lilacs a
lay. but It was found that by thorough
nusllculiou the loop grutdunlly lost
llicir dcsli'c for mom and subsiliulcil
oi-euls. fruits and nuts, so that ill the
uni of the first half of tho cxporiim-nl
hcir duily consuiiipilon of most was
Iltle more than half of Its original
'lllOIlIll. lluring the second purl ol'
bc cxpcrimcnf the mob coillillucd the
wo lllclcllc rub-s mcuiionod a lid udd~
id :1 third, lluincly, when nppciitc was
in doubt us to Its choice of IIK‘IIH illc.
bcnoflt of tho doubt was given Ito nou-
lcsli foods and otbcr foods low In
‘pl'otcld." III Juno it was I'ounkl that
ho mcn bud dccruuscd lllcir contsump-
lion of flcsll foods to llllt‘rh‘lxill inf Its
iriginul amount. and IIll-EII' "pro-
fcld" was brought down to tho ](.'\'(‘I
advocated by Prof. (lhillcndcn. Ono
of tho nlnc mun fallout to improve in
cnduruncc. lio was lilo toast faithful
of tho nInc In following out the dic-
ictis l‘ulcs. Professor Ii‘inlu-r still on that
‘be practical conclusion from those cx~
'lcrlmonls is that It is in tho power
if n licalthy Individual to doliblo his
\uduruncc lu fivc months by increas-
lng ihorougllncss of musliculbon. pro.
longing tbc cnjoymcnt of food. and ur-
iluirlng n morn si-nsilivc and accurate
choice. of amounts and kinds to meet
ihc cvcr curylng dilily nccds of the
body. . l’rof. Fisher intends soon to
publish filo rccords of Ills cxlmrlmcnls
in detail. |
AUTUMNAL TOUR TO THE! NAT.
IONAL CAPITOL.
'l‘bo cost for thc delightful ia-lp lin-
unuuccd by the Now York. Now iluvcu
and Hartford Railroad. (lctobcr 24th is
so very reasonable that cvcryouo can
avail thcmsclvcs of tho opportunity
affordcd for visiting Wnshlmrton of
but half the rcgulur cost. Via the
Stcumcr Maryland Routc. lickcls will
ble sold at scvuntysflvc cents addition-
it
'l‘lio numhcr of llckuis will his IIIIII“
ml and will be sold viii Now York clly
Ill coum-clion with the I’ounsylvuuim
Railroad. or Itoyul llluo blue. good no-
Inn on rcguinr trains chnosduy. Oct.
241b, returning good until November
2nd. The tickcis will convey tho. stop-
over privilege at Builimorc. I’Iilludcl-
Elli,“ and New York until November
'1".
For full particulars and ankle to
Washington call on 'i‘Icltt-t Agent
George Norris. west-bound station.
MN. KEITH APPOINTED.
Ono of Time to Lay Out Grounds for
state Building.
BRIDCEPORT. Oct. fir-Tbs park
commissioners last night authorized
Superintendent of Parks Keith. to join
with the superintendent of parks of
Hartford and New Haydn. as it com-
mission. to layout and beautify the
rounds about the Connoctlcut Build-
as at the Jamestown Tor~ContonniaI
Exposition. '1‘th Is by request pointed
by the general assembly to have chur-
30 of t a state building and grounds.
The appointment of Mr. Keith. who
II one of three to lily out the floral
decoration of the grounds. will not
cost the city anything. as his expens-
ca will be paid out of the 010.000 Ip-
pronrlntion by the Btnte for the pur-
pose. 'l'he funds are sufficient to
mite the pounds around the Connec-
ticut building perhaps the prottlest at
the exposition. ' ‘
fin New York Central train wh ch
bars at Slit a. in. ‘
.4 am...“
I
I sentinel Want A'ds. any. -_':
'1‘st 1900“de Emulsion.
builds up and Wm yonr ontircayatcm.
It contains Cod Liver Oil-lid
. prepared thstiti'acuytotckc
w
. I
ll has too
snails;
IMWBIM 1,
MM**~-~‘mh“
o
II
THE AMERICAN -NA-
TUNALIST.
Norwalk Bird Club Holds Meeting
With Mica Mary Kirby Jennings.
'i‘he Norwnlk lllrd Club met last
evening at the home of Miss Mary
Jennings. 43 West strcct.
Audubon. the. lrcat Anlcl'icun Natur-
alist. and His Work. was the subject
of tho ovenlng and an interesting pn-
llt‘l' skciching his life work. together
with portions of his Labrador .lournul.‘
was read and unjoyod. Al the close
of tho pnpcr n series of pulnllmts of
birds. by Audubon, pubisbcd in 1841.
ionnod by Dr. A. N. Clark. wuro shown.
The. committcc liuvlng In charge the
prlzc to be given in the schools for the
best csuy on tho subject, The Busincss
of the Birds and llow 'I‘lloy Earn
’l‘hcir Living. reported that the mother
bud bceu favorably rccolvod. and three
fine bird ”books will be offered.
’I‘ho club has had two thousand more
copies of the curd form gluno and song
bird luw obstructs. which are being
very gonerully circululcd and any one
wishingr a copy may obtain them from
any mcnlbcr of the club or at tho store
of Mayor Ilow, on Washington street.
Any parent trusting his boy with n
gun should ulso'giro him one of those
curds us all the song birds which are
protcclcd by luw urc enumerated.
'l‘hcro is n dccldcd dccrcusc of song
bird killing this your. duc. no doubt. to
the boiler knowlodgo of the. statutes
and the port the birds play in the
mummy of naturc. yct thorn in too
much done yet. and It cannot all be
laid again our forclgn population. as
witness the act of a curtain boy of
American purenlugc who In said to
have been shooting swallows wllcli
rungcd clusc together along a fulc-
gruph wll'o.
chcnly-scvcll spcclcs of song birds
wcrc sccn during Scplonibcl‘. the rur-
csl being ”11‘ rod-brcusiil nulllulch and
a bald cuglc. '
liuld cuglc. herring gull. great blue
boron. grccll licron. bluck~crowucil
night boron. spoiled shnudpipcr. quail.
rml-sbouldcrcd hawk. osprey. screcch
owl. llIuck-billod cuckoo. king fisher.
‘hiill'y woodpcckcr. downy woodpcckcl‘.
snpsnckcr. flicker. clliinncy swift.
humming bird. king bird, crostcr fly-
cnlclicr. phocbc, \vood pcwcc. lcust fly-
culcllcr. bluc juy. crow. slui'ling. cow
bird, i‘oil~tviilgcli block bird. meadow
lurk orchard oriole. italiilllow orlolo‘
purple gruckle. purple finch. gold finch.
English sparrow. vcspcr sparrow.
willlothrozilvd sparrow, lrcc sparrow.
chipping sparrow. flcld sparrow, song
sparrow. chowillk, rosolircalsli-ll gros-
bcuk. indigo bunting. scurlol lauuugcr.
burn swallow. ccdnr warning. rcd-cycd
virio. wurbllng virio. _\'cllow~lllrontcd
\"Irio. lillliklicliilctl \‘II‘IO. \\'llltc<o.\‘i‘ll
vil'lo. IlIIit‘k IilliI 'wlliic \\’:lI'IlIl‘i'. blink
wingcd wurblcr. purulu wurblcr, yol-
low \vurblor. myrllo worblor. pulnl
Warbler. yolluw pullu WIII‘IJIUI‘, own
bird. wutcr thrush. Murylunil yellow
llll'onl, cllui. lloodcd wurblcr. Canadian
Wurbicr. rcd Slilll. cut bird, housc
wrcn. WIlIII'dll‘t‘ilSIt‘iI unllinlch. rod-
brcuslcd nullialcb. cllicudoc. Ktllilt‘lh
crowns-d kiuglcl. wood thrush. Wilson‘s
thrush (vccryl, llcrmil Iltrusll. robin.
liluc bird.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
SONGS ’i‘ELI. THE STORY.
Billy B. Villl. who plays ibc part of
busy liolivur, tho lililc red-iloudud
mlscblcvous boy who appears in 'l‘llc
New Errand Boy at lioyi's 'I‘llculrc.
Friday evening. tolls tbc following
story regarding “Palsy" lull wont
vouch for its veracity: One day Pul-
sy Bolivar. who is a member of "’i‘be
Bolivar Cadets" took it notion to come
to New .York to bc "iiuck Again to Old
Broadway." tic was moi. of the stu-
tion by his swcelhcnrt “Nance" who
had been “Watching the Children
Play.” Boile'vlng in the old adage
that “’I‘llc liluriy Bird (,‘nlcllcs the
Worm." Patsy said to his Iudy II'It'lIII
“(‘mnc 'I‘ukc :1 Skate With Mo." but.
she answered "I‘d liulhcr tic lloidlmt
liliuds" so Patsy ucqulcsccd and arm
In arm up Broadway lbcy Wt‘lil pausing
u numbor of "Jolly 1.11110 .lobnnlos at
tho Old Stage Door" to whom kc.
shoulcd "Siltldoo." 'I‘Ilcy rcplicd "I'm
Waiting For My MfliIlf‘i'-Ill~IaIIW" and
Patsy like the wlsu lililc follow lic Iti
simply Iookud Into Ills swculllrurl's
cyes nmrnmring "I.ovc. love Is it Won»
llorful Thing." Just, thou somebody
shook iiiiiy by lho arm and rubbing
his cyes Ilu suw Ills wifc standing ho.
side him. 110 had been slvcalnu all
the whllc and tho story lllrui-d out to
bc uficl' uII only a welsh rurcbil.
A'i‘ CRII’PIJO CREEK.
“At Crippli‘ Crook. it new and spirit-
cd drumu produced by it. .i. (lurpcnlcr
will be at h’llyt’s ’l‘liculro Thursday
night. ,
This latest success Is it drums of
startling and nbsorbiuu iuturout. The
four acts mom on to an exciting flo-
Ish with the dash and briskucuu pos-
sible only to u. play dealing with fits
in the Great West. The elaborate
stage sets are It! marvel of ingonunity
and realism anti give picturesque view
of surpassing lbcuuly In the heart of
the ”stables.
Has-a-
AMERICANI RI'FUCID 110‘! OF JA-
PANICI‘ RAILWAY.
NlllW CHWANO. Oct. 0.--'l‘ho Japan.
use authorities rofme to allow an Ame-
rican company to Mill) goods orer the
railway unless a Japanese name Is su-
AUDUBON,
a
G
Consul-Gonoral summons has left
for America, coin: :tirst through litan-
c or a. .
cum
CONONIIIMAN HOAR'I iLLNIII.
WQRCEE'I‘EIA. Mum. October ll.»
Thorc was little change during the
night to the condition of Congressman
ftoclmood flour. who to seriously ill
with neuralgia or the head at his rosi-
dcnoo In this city. .
-
11h t" has Hog P rillllid
“Boston A“ Lott ‘
Lon Iaiandloundu ’
Blillafl‘lhla ll‘l‘. Clot. B.--lfenry- A.-
.lonhiuxs, secretary of the Jennings
Brothurs' Manufacturing Company.
who is a prominent member of
Bl'idli'tilllirl Yacht Club and has boon
an ardent yttchtprli‘un for u long time.
" went to Boston Saturday. where. ho .
Illirchassd the chumplm ruccr "But"
1 mm of‘tho fastest iii {rotors in New
England waters. ..
“Bill.” duringlihe cooling sonson. ’l‘ll'aro
are some other speedy Iii-footers own-
ed by Bridgeport Yacht club members
and with thisnpw sutalonist some ex-
cellent sport Is expected when the sen-
sou comes around again.
The arrived of the "Bill" will be
awaited with interest by yachlsmen
and her showing will also prove a top.
in of discussion.’
DON’T BE. IMPOSED UPON.
Foley it Got. Chicago. originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung
remedy. an ‘on account of the great
merit and p0 clarity of Foley's Honey
and TM nisuy imitations are offered
for the genuine. These worthless Imi-
lutions have similar sounding names.
Beware of them. The genuine F‘o
iey's Honey and 'i‘ar Is in a yellow
package. Ask for it and refuse any
substitute. It Is the best remedy for
coughs and colds. Plulsted's Drug
Store and The Clifford Pharmacy. ”
A ONE-SIDED BARGAIN.
LONDON. Oct. 8.~l«‘ollowing the
load of Ncwfoundlunll nowspupcrs
whose opinions on the modus vivonill
have becn cabled here some of the eve-
lling papers here today denounce the
agreement as n "onosidcd bargain"
bolwceu ibc Unitcd Sluics and Great
Britain. Tllo latlcri bowcvor. It is
pointed olil hcro. mudc (‘Vt‘l'y cll‘orl. to
secure tho colony's consclll to an culli-
tublc urruugcmcnl. Ill-cot lirliain was
ready a fortnight ago to concludo lilo
agreement as signed. believing it to
be the fulrcsl, but waited until lhc
lust momcni. foir Newfoundland to no-
copt tho sottlcmenl which was consid-
ercd ncccssary in ordcr to prcvcnl
trouble on the fishing ground.
As to tho throat of lilo Ncwfonnd-
lund papcrs that the colony will curry
out tllc provisions of tho f‘orcinn fish»
lug act of 1905, it Is poimr-d out (but
the KOYl‘l'illlit'lii stlpulnlcs IIIIII tllc act
shall not Inc cni'orccd Ibis SI‘IISUII, Hill]
It is not Ilt‘IIt'VL‘d that the bull ucl I'llll
Intel‘l'crc with tho fishing.
Wilcn Ncwfoundliuid objcclcd to
purse striping, the United States pro
posed as up ultcrnnilrc to allow the
American boals to lukc on crows with
fun thc lbrcc lnilcs limit, Illll again
Newfoundland objcclcil. and (trout
Britain. finding It lmposslblo to satisfy
the demands of Newfoundland. unrccd
to the modus vivondl us now uigncd.
CASTOR IA
For Inflows and Children. .
'ilu Khll flu ilm Alvin Iliad“
8001's tins
CHICAGO TEAMSTERS STRIKE.
CHICAGO. Oct, S.-'I‘ho old IIH'IIU'II'
ul fight in the ranks of tho lcuiuslcr's
union has Involved tlic building irudcs
and trouble is anticipated. Ono fuc~
lion favors Cornclius l’. Shcu. tho olb-
cr opposcs film. [I lie said Shop has
lnuiic Iill ngrl'cincnl with s llilflllwl' of
tho buildinnlrnilos that Ihcy will re-
fusc to hum 1c building moicrinl which
Is dellvcrcd by any fcunistcr otlicr
IIlilll llli’mc suppodling Slim. chcrni
sinsll strikes have. already taken place
on this account and morc are iookcil
for.
'i‘hrco hundred jcwolry
workers struck io-dav to shops
whcrc nu clgllt hour day was ri-fuscd.
and fifty
on
.l-
A BADLY BURNED GIRL.
or boy. man or woman. is quickly out
of pain if Buckicu’s Arnica Salvo is
applied promptly. G. .1. Wolch. of
'l‘ckonshn. Mich. says: “I use It in
my family for cuts, sores and all skin
Injuries. and find it pcrfccl." Quick-
cst i’ilc curc known. Bcst healing
salvo mudo. 25c at F. H. llnxlcr's.
South Norwalk. and E. P. Wood's. Nor-
walk, drug stores. ”
SPANISH TREATY CLAIMS.
WASHINGTON. Oct. ii.--'I‘Iio presi-
dcnl lo-duy Issucd un ordcr coullnuinI-l
tho Spanish trcnty claims conunissiou
to March 2. lllii7. This is ihc connois-
sion of which l'gormi-r Sonatur Wil-
lium E. tlhnndlcr. of Now llampslill‘e
Is prcsldcnl.
OLD
Bocausai commas thc‘ ve
‘clcmcntaiIoeedcd’ to rebuild
‘wastiog tissues and re loco
‘fccbisncss with ctr-anal .
yo Mum atom 1“th bouts
, _, ma owl-oils possum.
the '
Mr. Jenninps‘sxpccts to race. the .
hilt Gillill‘Ali'flil!"
‘Is our N11? BAPEGIUARDin
“ R ‘i AWE trnhhnctldufl’."
An. individual gtldrn'nuse Is not
as soon as a GUARANTEE '1‘!-
Two to your Real Estate. By
insuring your title in the NEW
YORK AND CONNECTICUT
MORTGAGE AND TITLE
GUARANTEE 00.. you are ab.
uoluioly sure. because it PRO-
TEC'I‘S YOU FROM Alli. risks
incidental to Real Estate trans-
actions.
A policy in this Company
places the entire backing of
OUR CAPITAL. behind YOUR
PROPERTY. For leaflet and
full particulars, ask your REAL
ESTATE BROKER or ATTOR-
NEY, or write home office.
lien for! t Connecticut
lounge it'flllo tumult Co.
New Rodhoilc. Now York.
BU RGLAR FRUSTRATED BY
PIANO
Fat Intruder Fall on Keyboard Awake-
ning W0man—-—Pal Caught by
Police.
BRIDGEPORT.‘ Oct.
with coloring the residence of Mrs.
Catherine Connor at 476 Pequnnnock
street. with u companion In an at-
tempt to burglarlzc the place. lilsl'Moirl
day night. l'utrlcli Riley who has a pot
lice record was arrested curly lo-dny
by lkitocllvcs liuckel. and Fox and is
hold at police headquarters for loves-I
ligation. The police are now looking
for Riley‘s companion of whom they
havc a description.
According to the story told tho. po-
lice. tho discm'cry of ltilny and his pal
in the curly morning hours by Mrs.
Connor and frustration of their plans
was due. ciliircly to u piano. Riley ls
sinull physically but his companion is
said to be of unlplo proportions. ln
climbing through a lower window lead-
Iug from the porch to Mrs. Connor's
front parlor. tbc larger man became
\vodgl-d in Ilic window. Illlcy gave
him it push it is ulicgcd and the would
be burglar tumbled into the room lami-
lug o nun open pluuo. There was a
noise like the opening of solo by Pu-
dcrwsiii and Mrs. Connor dcsccndcd
lhc stairs to lnvcsligutc and found the
Inlrudcrs.
'I‘hc wouiuu scrcamcd and One of
them throw a chair at her. The burg-
Iurs mudc their cscupo just before. Po-
Ilccmun Cody urrivcd.
DANGER FROM THE PLAGUE.
'l‘herc‘s grave danger from the
plague of Coughs and Colds that are
so pl‘cl'iilont, unless you take Dr.
King‘s New Discovery for Consump-
tion. Coughs and Colds. Mrs. Geo.
“'IIIIE. of Focal City. Me... writes:
“It's a Godsend to people. living in
climates where coughs and colds prov
vuil. i find it quickly ends them. It
prevents Pneumonia. cures 1.11 Grippc.
gives wonderful relief in Asthma. and
Hay Fever and mukcs weak lungs
strong enough to ward off Consump-
lIon. Couglll and Colds. 50c and $1.
tlunrrunlccd by i". ll. Baxter's South
Norwulk. and IE. 1‘. Wood's. Norwalk.
drug stores. Trlul bottle free. "
J. W. PHOENIX LEAVES BAND.
or two.'*wu “r‘eqaililtioh
Tombs. New York. on u charge of bar. ty-fourlh dlstric
9.-—Charged -
.TI-IIS LIST CAN DO SO WIT
'r‘ “rill-'Itudiddr a do ’ I I “I .
may. ,0. 3.. DANBUR‘I. out. Ito—(I‘M nepuou.
esph Mend bino. who Is bold in the can senatorial convention of the Twen~
t yesterday nominatod
fimhu of usnbury. its
main or of the general
asseiubly from this city. serving In
the house for two terms.
xlsrlzluu the residence of Miss Csth- Charles 11. no
arluo Bliss of Now Canaan. Assist- was formerly u
out Slatc‘s Attorucy Carter, In making
out tho papers.‘ , I
List of
. I
Taylor it Golden
74 Washington Street;.-"‘* . “'
souul NORWALK, calla. ‘ ‘
PARTIES DESIRING TO PLACE THEIR PROPERTY IN
HOUT EXPENSE. IN. LISTING
PROPERTY GIVE FULL DESCRIPTION AND DETAILS.
OUR TERMS FOR SELLING 2%. FULL DESCRIPTION.
TERMS. ETC. OF THE FOLLOWING LIST CAN BE HAD AT
OUR OFFICE. APPLY BY NUMBERS.
N
o. ‘9——-H0use. Crescent Terrace, 10 rooms, 3 6.000
14~——-Housc and 4 acres, Rowayton. 15,000
35—House. barn. ctc., West St.. 10.000
39——Two building lots, Stuart Ave.. each, 500
4o—Buiiding lots, near East Ave.. $500 up.
52———House, barn and 26 acres, West St.. 10,000
55——Beantlfnllg located cottage at Bell Island. fun
nishe' .
Leader of Philharmonic Third Regi-
ment Band Resigns Hla Position
to Reside in Newark. N. J.
BRIIXIEPOIII’I‘, ()clollt'l' 9.~—Havlng
ilf't‘t‘plt‘tl tho position of sullcrinlcnd-
out of a large culicry concorn at Nc-
wurlc N. J.. .l. W. I’llocnlx has rcslglr
rd his position as loadcr of the Phil-
hurmouic i'l‘hlrd Itegimcntl blind and
at a incctiug of that organization ycs-
icrduy morning tbc resignation was
ucccpicd with grout rcgrot.
A vote of thanks was given Mr.
l’hnculx for his unliring work in bc-
Iudf of tho band whilc be was DIT‘SCDI‘
cd by iIlf‘ president. .I. lilct‘lurc. on
bohulf of the members with a valuable
gold slgnct ring and at box of choice
cigars.
Mr. l’hocnfx has boon the band's
leader for the past four yours. he hav-
ing come here from Hartford for that
purpose. lluring this time ho bus
workcil faithfully and so untirlngly for
thc build that It owcs its prosent stand-
Iug to his efforts. No Is a man of u
very kindly disposition. bosidcs being
a cornstlat of much ability. The band
feels that his resignation has left a
gun It. will be hard to fill. His work
has boon vcry rrcdllabie and the pubs
lilo will no sorry to learn of his resigna-
i 011.
l
A cold Is much more easily cured
whcn tho boWuIn are open. Kennedy's
Istxntivc Honey and 'I‘ar opens the
bowels and drivcs the cold out of tho
system In young or old. Sold by The
Clifford Pharmacy. ”
' ICI COMPANY’S STOCK REDUCED.I
New Haven Cuts Capital From Will—I
000 t 000
o .
NICW HAVEN. October 9.-—~'l‘ho BII'
Illoriacd capital stock of tho Now lla-
vcn Icc Company. of which the fly-
gciu loo Company, uusumcd control of
last spring has been reduced from
075.000 to "0.000 by the notion of the
Intcrcsts which rcprcscut a majority
of the shame. This action was taken
at u rocont meeting according to the
notice Issued to stockholders today
and was adopted on a two-thirds voteI
of the capital stock. The number of
shares was out from 0.000 to 1,000.
There Is a very small minority Intcra
out. If any. In the New Haven ice
Company and the directors are outb-
orlsed to cause tbc surrender of all
old certificates for which now ones
will be Issued in accordance with this!
volc. '
Announcement of the reduction of
the capital clock hours the names of
floor 0 E. French. Charles ill. Curtis
Ilfitl hurled W. Waterbury.
This and tried friends of the family
h—DeWItt’s Little Early Risers. Beat
for rasults and beat to take. Depen-
dable little pills. They do not give
or picked. Cold by The Clifllml Ir-
mncy. ‘ “
THOMAC RYAN’O CON DIAO. I
" LYNCHBilittl. Vit..‘0ct. thaw. .
Ryan. son of Thomas 11‘. Ryan. of Now
York.‘ dlcdjuddonly at Cult fifdsa,‘
yoltardly. . l
l.
i
_ i
_ 6.000
6:-——-House, Fairficld Ave. 5,000
oB—Building lots. Summit. Elmwood, Bayvicn and
Taylor Avenues.
69—Fronta'ge on Washington St.
7o-—-Cottage on shore at Bell Island. funds led. 7,000
71—-—-House and 4 acres. River St.. Darleu, 15.000
Ba—Two .buildin lots, Elmwood Ave.. $89.. and 1.000
91—H0use. Mars 11 St.. South Norwalk. 3.000
gay—House. Elm St.. Nor-Walk. 5,500
gg—Cottage, Hickory Bluff. 7.000
roo———I-Ionoe, south Main St.. South Norwalli, 3.000
Ior—Farm at Wilton. modern, 9.500
ton—Harbor View Bosch lots, $275 up.
I03~—-D0(‘k property at Norwallt
zoo—House. Winfield St.. East Norwalk. 3.500
107-—Housc, 4 acres of land, Noroton Heights.
tog—House. Richmond Hill. Stamford. 6,000
rro——Harbor View Park lots, $325 up.
1u—-—-House. Hillside Place, 8 rooms. 3.000
rxz—House. 1 acre, West Ave., South Norwalk. 12.000
I!q.—-HOUSC, Elizabeth St.. 14 rooms. lot 40 by 125. 4.60:
115———Housc. 16 rooms, Marshall St.. 4.000
HIS—House. 11 rooms, Elizabeth St.. 3.500
ir7—Housc. 11 rooms, Gerard Place, 5,009
its—Building lot. Van Zant Ave.. East Nor-walls ‘ 700
119-—-—Houso. barn and extensive grounds. West St: 27.500
120-——-Building lots. Woodward Ave. $450 up. '.
lax—House. 6 rooms. Rowayton, 1 I ’ 3.200
raz—Housc. barns, 4 acres, Connecticut Turnpike. 6,000
123—16 acres land. Scribner St.. 2.000
124—52 acres land. Conngcticut Turnpike, 6.000
res—Cottage. 6 rooms. Winfield St.. East Norwalk. 2,500
rats—Building lot. Fort Point St.. East Norwallr. 800
xzy—Brick house, 3 families. for sale or exchange for .
small farms. Pays 12% gross. 3.500
rad—House, Beldcn Ave.. Norwallr 12.800
rag—Building lot on Elmwood avenue. 750
130——-House. Windsor Place. lot soxxas, water. 1.550
131—H0use, Windsor Place. 7 rooms. water. 1.550
132—-—House. Elizabeth St.. lot 4021125. 4.500
133—Honse. West Ave.. lot 54x150, 9.000
134—Housc. Seaview Ave., East Norwallt. 7,000
135—House. Clinton Ave.. 8 rooms. 2,100
136—Two building lots. Clinton Ave.. each. 300
137—-—-—Two building Iota, ClintOn Avc., each. 300
138—H0use and born. 001‘. High St. and Bayview Ave.. 7.000
139-——-House. Reynolds St.. East Norwalk, 1.700
Iqo—Building lot. Burritt Ave.. 500
14x—House. Bayview Avc.. lot 4511150. 2.500
user—House and stable, Washington St.. 7.000
143—1100“. Highland Ave.. Darlen, . 6.000
144--Honse. Tolles St.. 6 rooms. 3,000
rqs—Houses. Day and Raymond Sts., 6 rooms, each. 0.000
bro—House, 10 rooms. Day St.. 9.800
Hundreds of Eyes
are bel overworked u o malt fa licatl no“...
Relief I'd: strained and tired 0on Itiaywbo ha? ”Chaumm
averted by wearina a pair of onl
Proper 01.0000. Properly Adjusted,
nomination l‘roo.
Matching of fauna and oil Repairing a Imialty.
o. a. JACKSON.
Optician. '
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vmcuvo THAT CAIPI‘I‘ AND nun‘iaA-rlaaaompwnlpmltré‘fln.
oun LINI lucLuou Atl. clan-anon sacrum DOWN ino rm
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onuaaatta, ALI. wool. mountain» AND citalt assassin. Now
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