r Ir.’
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mow-n
inFlIuc Fromm years,
What Is
Bought. and which has boss
has borne the signature C
and has beenmadeunder blew
could supervision since its Inhncy.
Allown penetodeeeiveyouinm
All Counter-felts. Imitation and "J
Experiments that trifle with and adapter
Infants and Gunman—Experience
,......CA$T0RIA
mpg @333 .
more It a bunniess“ substitute for Castor 011.?er
goric. Drops and Soothlnt Syrups. It 10‘ meant: It
contains neither Opium. Morphine nor other Narcotic
'mm It!
age is its guarantee. It destroys Worn!
. and alloys Feverislines‘s'. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind.
Colic. Ii: relieves llleethlng Troubles, (nit-es constipation
and Flotilleney. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
stomach and await. giving healthy and. mm sloop.
The Children's The Mother’s Friend.
“WWW CASTOFH A “were
/ Bears the Signature of
isn't» ='
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“I" I“ “The For Over 30 Years.
II.- t I" Ii I'z“ 4.5m} ll I‘M (371'
'III OMMUI “III". W IUIIMV m". H” ”II em.
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. HIOW’ 8 THIS?
We ol'fer One Hundred Dollars Ile-
word [or any case of GulaIrII that can-
not be cured by Hali' s (‘atarrh (‘uIc
F. J CHENEY & ('0. Toledo, 0.
We. the underslgncd. have known F.
J. Cheney for the lost 15 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carryo out any obligations made
by his firm
WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN
Wholesale llruggists Toledo 0.
Hells Catarrh t‘uro is taken inter-
pally. acting diIcclIy upon the blood
and mucous surtaces of the system.
Testimonials sent two. I‘Ilcc 75
centslper bottle. Sold by all Drug-
glsls.
Take Illll's Family Pills tor consti-
potion.
lNVESTIGATIlNG
DEA T
BRANFORI) Oct. III—-Coroner Mix
will investigate the death of a Ioung
Pole who was found in a Polish curd.
lug house in Monroe street yesterday.
Six Poles are under arrest pending an
investigation.
is not known.
old.
A.
. BRANFORD
H.
. He was about is years
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in i‘IIcuIIIonla. Bru-
zilisn Balm is breaking up colds when-
ever tricd. almost. without exception
10, 25.‘50c and $1.00 bottles. The Clit-
ford. Baxter‘s and I’luisted's "
i
of the
i
i
The name of the Inun'
l.‘ “will.“
I ' ‘
N0 REHEARSING FOR .SINATOR.
WASHINGTON. Oct. Illa—The 8le-
rome Court of the United Slates deni-
(Id today the petition of former United
States Svnator IlIIrIoII. of Kansas. for
:\ rehearsing in the case in which he is
under sentence of imprisonment and
fine. on the charge of accepting an at-
torney's too In a case In which the
govornmcnl. was interested whlhI he
was serving as Ill senator, The effect
derision will be the Immediate
iIIIpIIlsonnIcIII of Burton unless his ab
IorntIys dIIleIII some other means of
postponing the (Immune of the lien-
Icnce
MAKES HOMELY WOMEN PRETTY.
No woman no author bow regulal
lIcr features may be can be called
‘ pretty If her complexion is bad. Orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup aids digcstion
and clears saliow blotchcd complexions
by stimulating the liver and bowels
Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup does not
unuseuto or gripe and Is mild and
pleasant to take. Remember the
mime Orino and wines to accept any
substitute Plaieted‘ a Drug Store and
The Cliflord Pharmacy.
SENATORIAL CANDIDATE.
DANBIIRY, Oct, 16.—~'I‘he Twenty.
fourth District Democratic Senator-Isl
Convention yesterday nominated Jud»
as James I0. Walsh, of this city. for
senator The IIoIIIlnatlon was by ac
c,lnruulion Judge Walsh being the only
candidate
Welshath lined Lights
We have a iIIIIIIl line of Welsbuch goods to show you.
The R‘éied (it Volk Electrical Cempauu.I
36IIWashington Street.
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Hundreds of Young People
HIVI entered
ill COLLEG
Booth Not-walk, Stamford. Pontpheoter
To Prepare for Business.
Day and Night Sessions.
u - Poiltsl brings Catalogue and Enrollmcnlt Richie”
III
Opp. Telephone‘Ei‘cchange.
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M. A MERRILL. Principal.
. syruurrauyv
on. assumes
are absolutely safe and reliable So
simple that II child can operate and
mulch ibem I
They cost less motley and product
more iIcIIl than any otlur oil holder
in the mflrliut. 7‘
There is up smelleIorIsmoli. ,IWIII
heal I room In no time Ind keep it
warm. Holds (our quarts oi oil that!"
will burn lrom eight to ten hours.
Guaranteed to suit or money refilnded.’
‘ :ijrlcet range from $2.98 to $4.50.
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. year. he said for the higher assess-
properly assessed.
« mentioned some buildings at present
. a.%nm
0Wos
(Continued From First Paco.)
~—-—-
He is going to shout throughout the
mewmlprumm that are not
For Instance be
standing and some property down on
t'l" assessmentboeks as \lnilnproved
farm land. According toIthe present
schedule an eight and one-halt mill
tax will be required for the coming
your but.‘ Mr. I'Matheis believes that
with proper usesement. of some pro-
perties the eight mill tax, same as last
year. will be entirely suillcient to run
the city government on.
Estimates were made up for the
coming year. showing an increase of
a little over $2000.1ncludlng the ox-
Ira appropriations made during the
your past that will have to be made
“ii.
The annual city meeting will be held
on Monday night.
Below is the budget showing the
amounts to be asked for at the annual
meeting and the amounst spent, In the
Various departmentsg in the year pub
The grand list Iastycar was $5,058:
Oil. Assistant City Clerk lice Davis
estimated this your the total grand
list would be 85.110.000.
At this point Mr. Malhaefs made his
remarks concerning assessing.
Mayor Dunn was listened to with in-
terest when he read his message and
was aplaodod at Its conclusion. IIc
said: » .
Gentlemen of the Councilz~
it has been cIIsIquary for the new
mayo.- when entering upon his other.
In make some sort cl an address. with
live to the affairs 0 like City. Wheth-
er this is the best custom 01 not i do
no know. for in my opinion an outgo
inn Mayor Is far better posted In City
matters than one who is truth to his
mail. Consequently. I cannot speak
to you very fully In regard to the busi
nose of our city. Howcvc , I do not
feel warranted in dismissing the mat-
ter In this Why. and sol will endeavor
to give you briefly my ideas of what
should be done
In the first. place the advantage of
having good highways Is an obvious
to better our highway conditions. will.
I think. he met by proper action on
‘ vour part.
You will probably be called upon to
make liberal estimates in regard to
our sewers The impormmc of a well
sewerod city cannot be overlooked.“
means preservation of 1.qu. and pre-
vcntlou of disease. The. City of Nor
walk It destined to orchid growth In
the near future and the extension of
the Sever System to the neglected por.
lieu of the City is one, of the prolr
Iems we will be called upon to solve
and i hope that you will look upon this
question in a. brosdininded and liberal
way .
Our Fire Department will. of course.
receive due attention from your hands
as it deserves and Its emclclicy li-I re-
cognized and appreciated by all. The
Insurance Companies are picking up
every cXcuse they can to increase rs:
Ice, and unless our Department meets
all demands. [many of which will no
doubt be unreasonable) out city will
be faced with the probability, of In-
creased insurance rates.
.Whlla our Water works system is
not directly under your control. still
the Iloard of Water Commissioners
and the Council have generally and
should always work in harmony OIII
Water System. so far as I know. (and
I can speak from knowledge on this
subiccll Is In excellent condition. and
I believe tilt the Water Commission
are do much more work for less money,
than any other Ilty ofllcem and I be
llevo their work in tho past and at
the present. In lIItelllgIInI and efficient
and it Is hardly necessary for me to
say that. any recommendations that
they make. should be quickly and
freely slanted.
Our city is lighted under a contract
system. and. while It ls not pwhspa Ins
satisfactory as It might be, 1 Inn of
the opinion that the policy pursued by
the last. council In placing small in-
”12119133:an lights Ill. trounoui interval»
v ry all WWI: as It gives
suinclent. light dull l loss cxpcnslvn
b er
this means “944“ WEAK
It.”
men Aches and ills of booth
Harwell: People.
(lMl‘l.
causes infirm
tum
”Midlmulkttd ill the blood.
Aches and palm lllld Inngtlbr 11ml
urinary llIII come. Imp
‘islu ndoucy
and (Inns discus. I
neithelplum ”" :I I 1.1
Doc“ Kidney drills not directly ell
booth: Hamill“. comm“
lmI'MGH A III mmnklin
an uncut mm .m;. sort: '0
hm but use: so Hamil Imyears as
0 student miter- Pills
In tum-st that .. was burnt all:
1005
Finance $12. 050 12.250
Highways 0,000 6,900
Police. 4.900 4.900
Fire 5.700 0.200
Administration 4.500 4,500
Sewers l .000 2,200
Lights 7,500 7,500
Library 2.500 2,500
. 344.350 844.950
Amount to be I
made up .......... 2.450
Total $46,800
to everyone that any recommendation
Kidney Discus» Obese III-It the com
All one Wonk link weakens a chain.
so weak kidneys weaken the whole
body and billion the Mal breaking-
0verwcrk. strains. colds and other
the kidneys. and when
their“ ly in lessened the whole
claim from Ilhll excess of uric
there Is an over.
towards (Helium
'llbere III
Immutable» for lineman-er except klllI
Ibtvltitslb numberemlrym kidney illl p
vslusble med? uncommon with
M
l‘ .
v-I-z «warm wwwm-..» .4
Wits his. .I see no reason why
the practice should not be continued.
In one way I Inn. .51 think. more the
innate than some 01 my predecessors.
because the present Councilmen with
one exception. have bad one or more
«'11 experience as public allies".
and take up their duties with more or
less experience. so (qu thllr‘e
treason why the City buslnéss. durimI
our official term should not. be conduct-
9d fully be successfully as hereto
ore.
I have no new notions to suggest to
you. because the methods oi. public
experience. and you cannot. make any
great changes without putting the mac
hlnery somewhat out of gear. My
Idea Is that we should strive, during
the coming year. be correct whatever
we find amiss and endeavor to make
better that. which i already good. As
I stated at the outset. i do not. feel
qualified to speak except In the gene
ralwsythat l have done; and so we
will have to trust to' the future as to
whether or not the people who put us
here have been justified In their choice
and that. depends upon how carefully
and prudently we conduct the City
affairs. On accouutI‘oi my lack of en
penance in this billce to which i have
been choscnll shall ask you to be as
ludulgent with me. as you can, and I
shall endeavor to work in harmony
with you to theI best of my ability
He announced the appointment of
committee as follows The “Fat name
In each case shows the name oi the
chairman c that department.
Finance—«Howell. Seofleld Mathois.
Highwaystuthels. Illlonrth. But-
tery.
Fire-(loom, Scofleld. Huhhell,
Pollee-Scoileid. Gould Buttery.
Sewe1~iluttory. Matheis, Dllworth
i.ights-Dilworth Hubbeli Gould.
David T“. Gould was unanimously
elected president of the council. Var-
ious other appointments were made as
follows
City Clerk—J. Belden Hurlbutt. 4;
John .I. Walsh. 1; James K. Keeuad.
Fire inspector—John W. Greenwood,
5; Frank MeKcon. l.
)lty Engineslv—Churles N, Wood.
Superintendent oi" Sewers and
Stream—Martin Kslloss.i1.
Superintendent of Fire Alarm—John
II. Hoyt,
Collector 0! city assesslnentsmA. A.
Belts. 6
Vorporutlon Coulisel~J.
Hurlbutt, 8; John J. Walsh. 3
. Mayor Donn dissolved the lie
favor of Mr Walsh.
Iloard of IleaiiIh-IWIllter Hitchcock.
M4D.. William .I. Tracey. M. D. in»
Imps I}. CIcgoI‘y, M. 1).. Chall‘es N. AI-
nold and thank 1,. Jones.
Assistant (‘in Diem—whee Davis.5
James .I chna. 1;
All ol’ the above appointments take
effect January lst.
Err-Mayor Arthur 0. Wheeler appear
ed and asked that something be dom-
to Improve the condition of Lilo road-
way in Butler street and made (Ioni-
piaint abolitno gutter on the south
side oi the thoroughfare. The whoh:
matter was turned over to Chairman
Matbuls. of the highwayIdepnrluwnt.
who proposed that he would stir things
11p. CouIIcllIIuIn Mntheis also made :1
statement. conceding his policy dur-
ing the coming Mr. I lie is out for
blood he says and. proposes to do his
duty but. he did not lutend to put
money on streets until curbs and gut
ters are In order.
He mentioned one street in particu-
lar, Ward street. that. is practically
dumping ground for the Norwaik Ce—
metery.
There was no other business for the
{zoom and an adjournment was is
(In
Beldeu
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A YOUNG; MOTHER AT 70.
”My mother. has suddenly been made
mum; at 70. 'I‘ wenty years of Intense
suffering from dyspepsia had entirely
disabled her. until six months ago.
when she began taking Electric Bit
tors. vvhlcb have completely cured her
and restored the strength and activity
she had In the prime of life." writes
Mrs. W, L (lllpn'trlck of
Me. Greatest restorative medicine on
the globe. Sets Stomach. LivoI and
Kidneys right. purities the blood. and
cures Malaria. Billousncss and Weak
nestles. Wonderful Nerve Tonic
Price 50c. Guaranteed by F. ll. Bax-
lcr' a. 80th Norwnlk and It. 1‘.
Weed' s, Norwsik, drug stores.‘
Mucofiw a»-
DRIVER KILLED IY AUTO.
m
With Cutting Orr.
'l‘UXEDil PARK. N Y.. Oct
Innis Ielbnr, u chauffeur who lived
at No, Ill West litlth street. New
York and was employed by Samuel
fill the private road on it. Ii. arri-
man'a estate near Arden. N. Y bellier
toward Tuxedo and Mr.
who was running at a high spot!
curve. put on his brakes so
The rear and wont Into the ditch and
cbnulluur under It
too and wont but to
Ruth the memes of several of
and 14»er was Men In Mr.- outtln'll
can to a (true baguette”.
was broken and he «“9th VII
mlliuioll “alter retehlnI‘Tilbodow
coroner‘s Inquest w, hell! yesterday
Lulbcr loam ll wile NOW stark.
Is no‘
business are generally the result of .
Danford, .
elosn Chauffeur Victim of Collision
16.-~
lIiioun of (lurrisona, N I' was killed In
his automobile late Saturday evening
who was on his way to Newburg. met
ll. Fulton Calling it nutmuobllu (20mins
Outlinl‘s
enhancer and Mr Cutting it two dangle
tors, The road was very narrow where
the automobiles paused. and Luther.
uiIckly
that the heavy car which was (I use to
the side of the narrow road. skidded.
the our turned on Its side. pinning the
So close were the cars In putting that
' ll piece at the "tire of Mr. "Guitlngu
machine was torn. bit. The methods
of Mr outlingrlptcblne stopped at
assist hill r.l
llllrrlmsn ll laborers the car. was. mined“
12M
ushmore will (21%. isle. tori
lmiber was lbiure talents y. his Italy
thin ten
Mr. quulIIg'II Imus d m In
Uses and Praises
limbs.
The venerable Hiram K.
Scott. clerk of the town of
Ridgcficld for thiriy‘ycars.
and one of Fairficld County's
I foremost citizens, says:
"I use Linoninc whcncvcr '
II have a cold and it is always
successful in curing Inc
quickly. it is a very benc-
- u I I F c
lICIaI Incdlcnlc. which I am
pleased to recommend to
. others."
AtallDrugStoresu— ,
I I 25. .50, $1.
”W.
MASTER HORSESHOERB MEET.
Mayor Fisher. of Middletowu. Address-
ed Delegates in Hartford.
HARTFORD. ()ct. 10.~Wlth an at.
tendance of over 200 delegatcsIIronI
various parts of the country. the an‘
aunt convention of‘lhe Master Home
shoers' NationaIIProtectlve Association
was opened here yesterday with a ses-
sion in (‘in Mission Hall Mayer
William II‘. Henny welcomed the del-
egates to Hartford. and responses for
the association were mhde by i. B.
Iloolun. of Milwaukee. R; M. BtlrroWs,
of Cincinnati. and President McFarl-
Iand. ot‘ the Brooklyn. (N Y), local
Asset-Mullen
Mayor Fisher, of Middletown this
state, who was a special guest of the
occasion. made an interesting address.
The afternoon session was devoted to
the appointment of new committees
and general routine business. The
convention will continue throughout
the week and the local association has
planned several outings and theatre
parties for the entertainment of the
delegates and their families.
DOCTORS SAID HE WOULD NOT
‘ LIVE
I’etor Fry. Woodruif. PIL. writes:
‘Alicr doctoring for two years with
‘he best physicians in Waynesburg,
and still getting worse. the doctors ad-
vised me if I had any business to at-
tend to I had better attend to It. at
Ines. as I could not possibly live an-
uher month as the're was no cure for
no: Foley's Kidney Cure was rec-
)mmended to me by a friend, and I
Immediately sent my son to the store
:'or It and after taking three bottles I
began to get better and continued to
Improve until I was entirely well."
Plaisted' s DI 113 Store and The Clifford
Pharmacy. .
FOREIeNEn FOR NEXT POPE?
—fi——
Cry III the Vatican Will Be Not for a
Saint. but for a btstesmsn.
HOME‘. Oct. Ills-In spite of ibe‘fsct
that the Pope is enjoying perfect
health. the possible result 0! ihepext
conclnve. whenever it does occur. Is
brains discussed even among the Car-
dinals. and this with no (moire, to antic-
ipate the end or to be. disrespectful to
the Pauli“.
'I III‘ feeling muons the Cardinals has
changed greatly sinus August“ 1903.
and today there exists a tendency
unite opposite In that which triumphed
three pens use, in view 0!. the Yeti-
cans experience IWilll France. the cry
this time will: beInol lions merely to
Ituious Pope. but a political Pope; not
for It saint. but. (or n statesman. Even
the strongest spectacle at three yarns
ago of Cardinal Runlllllllik new lluvor
his election. I
llampolls lsiled in 1903 chlellyI Ibo;
cause he. was voted by (‘sndibsl Pull-
nu. In the name of Austrls.'spssklns
fertile entire Triple Alliance. Althousb
veto arroxated by cumin Powers. the
reasons which Induced tbs-Triple AL
Hence to oppose Misti {tampons
able to «lord Ill-pleasing the central
Empire.
Rollo In suite or .me distavor of
Rollins. For Ibo last four centuries
all the Popes have been ltailan.
[11¢be connection the meet pipeline
of list-bur. Warns to be llcnersl oi tbs
Jesuits III constrictor"
Every one prophesied that. the new
Ilencrnl would be an Italian, but, lipst-
Iy s Germdll wet chosen. .
.1!
Mn. sIlIIIoIItIIII superhero.
.wlleh ii" Ii. sexier; the enurmltluli»
druulstrsltIler then well the -
diss‘rym Methods ‘el' int
Isle “nullity in
lebrslod lib tor ith billed! till
0 mm“ ‘ilflllfiillls, Illness "often:
am gator!”
no totes. it b mtmd
thinnest. Ibe'pbgbmsi our
g‘l‘be Montbtfui' tile for the Insults
3.9.
Pope Pius Ilsa suppressed the right of .
still‘uxllt. and the church is today It»?
Consequently there are I'll-L
mama! so esp-Ilene with 1 {”321
mm» In WASHINGTON er.
s'
WIIJI'I
ll minis merited
doll
" ransom. account as. 1900
4. flag“.
Oman
sadge’ponmm‘runoma.
The D. M. Read Co.
Bridgeport Advertisements.
easement 1857. . I.”
373337.: 'I“ In! ii I ll") till!
.‘Ipr’.
lI‘
Children’s Coats and Bonnets.
Modish Apparel (or Autumn and Winter.
HIC comer window on Main street contains an exhibit
\Vllltil hints of fashions for little folks
Capotes of Polar Bear Plush and stunning little chap-
(Izlus of the some silky fur. ,,
~ Otter and Moleskin Plush Coats.
Poke Bonnets, most bewitching, of Shirred chifi'on,
1. rcnch fclt or paunc velvet. with an occasional dainty flow-I
(Ir tucked III the brim or nodding over the car.
Bearskin Plush Costs in red, brown, gray and blue
with Iiom'l’ets that match.
Little Scarlet Top Coats and hats that match.
Silk Bonnets, close fitting in a variety of styles.
At the Section for Children's Wear on the main floor
is an assemblage of dainty and lovely garments that Will
(lclight the heart of any mother and the little ones as Well,
for it is a very, very wee lady who does not like to select
her own clothes.
Children’s Hose. White Cashmere and Lisle. 25¢ a pair.
Fancy pink pale blue, ch and iau. 25¢ a pair.
‘ . At the Ilosmry Section.
I ' c c
Redfern Sultmgs.
I‘ancy rib and fine herringbone weaves. high grade lab—
rics in plain colors with just a ihrcad of some contrasting
shade III black with white 01 red threads, tobmco bmwn,
drcgs of wine, myrtle green, and navy blue. Very fine stuff
46 inches wide $1. 0 a yard.
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in plain (.olors. a corded
Same width, same
A companion to the above
strips in a fine assortmcnt of shades.
price. . .
Colored Dress Goods Section.
Misses’ Pique Gloves-
A \cry popular Glow of fine soft kid, and one that
gives gcncral satisfaction as to fit and wearing qualities.
A full line of sizes in all colors. $1.00 a pair.
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The D. M. Read Co.
lili'lis’ aid .I‘Iirls’ Slidilgs,
Our Stockings at"TWO PAIR FOR TWENTY-FIVE" are
exceptionally good value. I
I
WeIhaveIthrce Weights—Tine, Medium and Heavy.
BLACK CAI'I‘ STOCKINGS are well known for service.
CADET STOCKINGS. knees. heels and toes re-Icnlorced with
special linen. are heartily recomm ended.
‘ .
BOYS'.BLOUSE WAISTS in latest styles and desirable pet-
I
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