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many hits been keeping us
liver since.
, ‘1
will fadverssly reported."
at th
lievl
there for hours and suffer. .
Let us see who he did it for.
Out of a capital stock of $15,000,000
of this corporation, only 3300.000 is
owned in Connecticut. and it is for
these non-resident stockholders that
while
working fora living. for those men
who live in Philadelphia, and have on
This represen-
tative did not feel obligated to those
men as against those officers in Philly
delphia. .
It is stated that. in the large corpor-
ation 86 per cent. of tho stock is own-
ed outside the stato, by such men as
J. Plat-pent Morgan, Rockofoiior and
the men are made to suffer
cities in Bridgeport.
other millionaires.
It. is impossible in the Connecticut
lod‘lpltlti'lre to get any considcrniion as
against those corporatllms.
'Aii‘e we to continue to olcct men to
do their bidding. the bidding of men
who are non-rcsidoiils, and continue to
Will
y u still continue to elect men who
pay ten; cent fares for them?
w l refuse, to introduce your bills?
In the matter of doihir gas, 1 askcd
Mr. Osborn why he withdrew the bill
and now for the first limo. I find that,
the bill was iiilrodiiocd for soiiioolic
else, At tho time the papers roprc-
settled that ho prosoiitcd Ii. iiiit he nor
lettiaw ill to deny tlils until :i fow days
030.. -
He says that he could not got any of
his associates to favor it with lilni.
It is said that. tho iicxt logisiatiiro
will be so strongly Ilcpuhiicnu liial a
Democrat. will have no chance. and
yet he was notinlincntiul ciiongii to got
llc admits
it and this is backed up by the papcrs
any votes but his own.
of this town.
What was his duty?
If that ooniiiillloo wtiitldii‘t boar him.
ibwasiiis duty to go on lilt‘ tioor of
the House and say that ho wished to
ho
resign from the coiniiiiltoc, as
could got. no justico from it.
Instead. he wont along with tho rail-
road people and cajoycd tiiclr good fci~
lowsiiip and hospitality liko a young
follow in all tlio oxtiboranco of yoiilli
going out with a girl for tiio first limc
wand all this for u iioii-rcsbiciil cor-
partition.
in tho iiiatlcr oi' iaxcs you arc laxcd
for special things and your taxes tliic~
tliatc. some years they ai'o iilgiicr thaii
others, but those of the railroads rc-
'l'iio t‘oiilral Vcriiioiit
road. upon a capital of “4,000,000. pays
main tho sumo.
a tax of $20,000. it would in Nm
, . /‘Walk have to pay a tax of $l~iti.tifiti.
i
i
in appearing before the conimilloo
and resenting that injustice, it was
Is it
not time to think who we are going
to vote for wlion so many libic liil‘ll
from diffci‘ciii parts of thc state how
been sent to tho iogislaturc and haro
been unable to chango this} condition
of things, wlicii a iiiau soul tlicrc from
your own town and holding an ofllcc
next to tho gorcrnor. was iiiialilo to do
so and all we iiuvo board from him has
been iocturcs to ladios on "Tlic i.li-
like a dog buying at the moon.
dies of Shallosponrc,"
When Mr. ilill and whcii tho spolih
or of the Hoiisc and whcn Mr. Osborn
cannot get a rciiiody. will you continui-
a
Our Iclzisiaiuro in its wisdom has
said to throw who go to war and who
bear arms in their country's dcl'oiicc
that liioy should bc glvcu profcroiico
in oilioos about tho logislatlro bulld-
sendlng tlioin to tho logiaiativo hails
lug,
In a into ll'gislatnrc a prom-ding gov
tor
ilo had boon in othco about
six or scroll iiioiilhs wlicii tho iiunic
was proscnlod in duo form, and was
Idlll‘i' iiii-
olhor liilflll.‘ was proaciitcd by rokoiir
tion to the legislature and four liit'll
One of [hour
was Senator liuilcy. of tho lhiiibury
in the taco of tho law of
the state which rcuiiii-cd lbciii lo giro
preference to tho old aoldicr. lhc poli-
tlclu’n not it and the old soldlcr not
door—dittd Mr.
frnor nolillluilod llll old
auditor.
soldli-r
referred to tho coniiiiilloc.
appeared for the Illllli.
district.
kiokt-d out of the
with“: third flips on Lculs- I
tion. the commission sayii that this
“ (spoil?! only to new cars and the corn.
, supplied
with bill all". the refuse of other lines
r representative joined with his
flame atoll in turning this bill down.
In the language of the legislature, it
it ll not very nice for no to stand a
couple of hours'on the front of a car
In freezing weather, but this member
legislature could not favor re-
the poor follows who stand
on.
a member oi the railroad committee.
and these conditions still exist. and
yet last year the railroads received
nearly half a million more a year in
revenue.
How much longer will you continue
to toss away these things?
mon thing to have li member of the
lobby reach over. and with his line
italiun hand. while a vote was being
taken, gentiomoa, touch a member on
the shoulder. and that. member would
immediately petition to have his vote
changed.
Senator Judson, of Strati’ord. and if
them is an lucorruptiblo man it is ho.
had it bill that the trolley company
should fix the roads for two foot on
each side of tiicir trucks. There was
such a law, but u case was in the
courts and iii order to got a doiinllc
undcrstundiiig he introduced tho hill
and uftor four months before ilic com-
iiilttoc could only got tho troiicy roads
to piiy half of the amount.
llis bill foil by the wayside. Wiicrc
is tho man who can make headway
against llioso conditions? What is
the mullet with the press? Why «won
the great. Ililrtford ()ourant saw not
those things. blit liowiod about that
little matter of the $150 for liltliclics of
tho icgisialuro.
Sonatnr Donovan tlioii road no il(‘-
count of the reform wave which ro-
conlly swopt.ovor Philadelphia.
it follows:
“The foot is, howcror. that iiiidor liio
powori‘ui prcssurc that is boliig
brought to hour on llicm lhc iuciii-
hora.- of (‘oiiiicils arc rapidly- woakcii-
iiig and coming oror to tho support of
tho mayor. Anothor group dosorlod
tlio sinking ship today. 'l'hc mayor to-
ninlil has twciily-four (‘oiiiiiioii flouti-
ciliiicii wiioro ho had but liiiriccii you-
win, iio now has from it‘ll to twoiro
. fllt-llliit‘l‘rl on his sidc.
“'l‘hc story of tho winning of tho
l‘tillllt'llllIt-‘il oi‘ci' to tho sido of roi‘oriii
will add ti now chaptcr to thc history
of municipal politics. Muss inootiiigs.
postal card siippilcutions and lolcphonc
plcadings liavc now bcoii diizpiiiccd by
dirccl, pcrsoiiiil and practical dciiiliiids.
l“lll‘ iiisiuiioc: i"l‘illli{ Richards. a mom-
licr of (‘oninioii (‘ouiicils from tho
‘i‘wciity-fourih Ward. ii: in tho buy and
food liusiiicss. (Inc of his host cus-
loniors. a man who buys Sliiii Worth of
titty and food orory truck from him.
iiifornicd Richards today that his
:riidc would lio withdrawn if Richards
didn't support tlic mayor. 'l‘onigiit
iiinoiiiiccniciit was niado of ltlt‘iiill'tla's
'irclik with tho lililt'ililli‘.
“Saiiiuoi Sprliigcr, a iiicmbcr of
:‘oiiiicils from ll downtown ward. has
oi-csidcd ovor llll ciiipty saloon siiicc
Tic vololl for tho ioltso. llo has also
'onsciilotl lo (ll-sort tlio gang it tho
ioycotl is iitlcd.
Lias bccii l‘orrcd from his tillogiiincc
by tho withdrawal of big contracts.
“'Vi‘o will have no dealings with Li
nun who assists in robbing lili‘ ciiy,‘
«did his ciisiomcrs.
I. "l‘iiiirlos tlriiliiim. a florist. was told
lint ho i-oiiid litko his choioc botwi-cii
ho gang and u $lti.tiliti orllcr i'or Moni-
irilil liay docoi'alioiin and lic has hit
tho machine.
"ioorgc Kuokcr, attorney for a
iuildliig and loan association, had to
diliosc iiotwccn his position and tho
(ling, and his rain has bocii :iddcd lo
iic list of thoso who will stand by llu-
iiayor.
“Councilman f‘harlcs t‘oniicli's
ililzilt was palhollc. ills will to saw
ousiy ill. li'l‘flill llic limo his rolo
was cast in favor of tho loauc lic and
its family liai'o boon ostriicizcd. Ei'i'll
iis ciiildrou could not find piiiyniulcs.
ind with tours in his cyos f‘oiiiioii an»
~iiiiinccd today that ho would support
ho mayor."
That in tho crcw which owns tlio
l’liiludolplillt tins lniprovoliionl (‘oiii-
may and which iiiidcrtook to put an
and to tho city of l‘liiiadolphia. and
Mitch controls tho (‘oulicoliolit liliii-
way and Lighting Company.
Sonic tiiiic ago tho Now York 'l'ribr
iiuc iishi-d wiiy tin» railroad: do not
buy for thclr right of way. ill-ro tin-y
do iiol pay for aiiylhiua. Wu did not
'isit for a How cont furc or cron a
four will fliro. .
'i'lic coliipiiny ugi'cod that wlicli lin-
ti'acitu \\‘I'ill liiidor tho liridgc wo Would
how a llrc cont fiiro: that Muliroc
art-cl should lii- purcd. and that do
should how a lrolicy liuc on tho lilii.
'l‘licuo things liurc not bot-ii doiic and
tho nclii-dliic on tho unlit uiilo illiii iii-vii
'lrtibpoli, Wc crcu gari- llicm oloc~
iricity on tho druwbridno and lhcy did
not chunuc lilo sohcdulc,
‘In the last legislature. it was a com-i
“John liouk. who runs a iiyo illillst‘.‘
Billluy supportcd till of tho corporation
mflfllll‘l‘h cxcopt ouo,
On election day is it worth wlillc to
think of that proiniao liiiido to tho
iioiiiiuulcd
old noidioi- omiorucd and
by your govcrlior?
What affocln tho prcsu of (‘filltli't'llr
them-
cut. that llioy arc silont on
things
g'l‘hoir only word of couuuro was on
voting tlfui orlru inonoy lo the attached
of the louisliillro India. and wiioii lliia
3130 was rnlod to the poor own It
httwl wont. up front cuo cud of tho
state to the other.
They do not. call allouilon to what
will time loai.-ȴ2ti.titlli lii utroot ruli-
Wliy thr- clty of ’l‘oroutn
., r ceivrn 3200.000 more. HIIIIJIIIII in all.
isn't it a iilllilliltlilfil stain of affairs.
and we do not nvcn not a fivo-coiil. taro,
while they got a liirmuceill fare durl
Mauritania hours of the day. get stir
it out for II quarter iveck dim and
uvoh tickets for a quuricr on Him.
dd I, ivhlio after mldtllghlwnt the limo
honest. people are in bcdwthoy
w 1 taxes.
”5‘50““ seats.
that
all that use trolley cars realise
, _. one at that?
main
til
big“ that condition of uuuirs'l
7 ("’gi
' lave a clear field.
rockets for a quarter
. m
align
tile wrists basket.
' , t 0 extra pickets you are paying
_ id buy a suit of clothes and a mod
Wouldn‘t that
he as good to you as it would
be widened. McCurdy and Company?
Isn't it asioaiutilng that with all the
out that we have in the state we
ti
, bitumen. ovary ntatemout l have
d‘u‘is true. and if it is not. i will
film this canvass. and lot
-‘. theme or the bill introduced
' *Kioliutiliid. of New "liven. risking fer
, , it. never ,
a, light of day in the legislature.
was on the cmnmittee. and
in the committee rot or it
oil the about the influence of menu
when II. J. Hill and John H.
m, I! WWI: m “It 93”“. I“
ticullcincu. you how llio roiiic'y
right iorc in town. ii‘ Wc could all
rolc ioucthcr oiicc, wo could iit’l‘tilll=
plluh this. This is an off your. and It
lhc town for upon in its lilo would
luku lilo chum-o and ruin toiloilici'.
they would soon «cc liiul limo things
would bc aruntcd. It will bo lust tho
Hillllt' no inuttor who you solid Ilicrc‘.
but lot you mod than \‘lilou niluiuki
llioin liiid you'll hour from thoul.
'I‘lit‘rl' In no nun minding mo. a postal
curd Would do as wcii. for It in obli'
that. aotnollinon i am irritating in
lboni. liko a mop in tlicir our.
‘i'iio i-llunlford Atlrm'iiio said on Ap-
ril ii, limit:
"it t ‘ iiiit ii‘u riitiior hard on tho
ionic to intro in pay for its own rob-
biiiit. This sort or thing uovur wait
no rife. in tho Lollislnlurc nu it submit
to be now."
Ii‘rom tho Wutcrbury flopiibliciui be
quoted: .
"it has not to pitch overboard some
of thorn.- who have boon running the
ship for the, past your and turn the
host on u sharp luck. if it wants to
forestall a formidublo mutiny. The
,mutlcrinlpi are too distinct in be long-
ur ignored. Ark ii thousand readers
of the newspaper» who ’ran’ the last
Legislation and they will all name
two or three men. and one particularly.
tiraiiy a guarantee of tho who on it.
rvgnrdlcua of its merits, or the lioiilrcil
of the majority of the pronto outside
of the capitol. or the principle of the
sqiinro deal "
He also road the foliowiug from an
address of l’nsimul-‘ler tioncmi titration
Emory Smith:
"I deny tho ri Id of the conspirators
who are hamlet t' other to gun and
plunder our ttiir cty to siloak in it
nutty name. The blank moi of plain
in not the flflfl at its hilcunlsm. I
is not the lustrous u of Abraham
whom; wish on any measure was prnc- ‘
tailll if.» L. “it'll.
(Austin til it?“ I
Ninmontiil of I“ deadly diml-
out with constipated bowels. if
your bomb and help. not liielu‘
right iii once with inn-Ox'glbl‘m.
I I. III
I 0|!
‘ iii-'3: "Jayne. m u -
i
I
For sale and recommended by If H.
l’luisled. South Norwalk; Zeitfusa
Pharmacy, South Norwnlk; II. P. Weed.
Norwalk.
”...-Mm .... ....
William McKinley.
lioliscvcit.
“This liitciiipt to cloak tlic foulosl
robbory iiiidor the mitotic of party loy-
lilly is an unholy llosccralioii. alid I
is liic liiglicsl dilly of iron iiicn to i‘(-
piidiuto tho ('i‘illlt‘ and rot-lotto tlio city
from tho tiirlildoiii.
and
“Our whoio chili-actor as frco nit-ii ii
at stiikc. 'l‘ln- ct'luio against whirl
wo iiavc i'iscii Is tho liltiSl. slupcndon.
robbcry which has cycr hccii lllllil‘l"
itiit un-
taiton in municipal history.
paralloicd as it stands in llio I'tit‘iil't
of pillage. ilic issiio is licyond iino‘
lihorc tho qucsllon of dollars ()ui-
manhood. our honor. tlic yory tiliro 0'
our being, arc all on trial.
show wiicllicr \i'c arc worthy sons 0
worthy sircs, or whollior wc how his
llic grcat iioi'iltil:c of our futhors ain
haro liccoiiil“ an onfoobiod and dugou-
cruto pcoplc. \Vc arc to foil lili'
]t(||'K,1;“\;'l In“... ".',“.““", Eli‘Hf'n‘ax N; 3‘11}: world wliollioi- wo shall rciiiaiii froi.
l,’ H. 0 H (”mm' " u “ " lllt‘fl or whcilioi- we shall wcar llic
(ounoil. wiiorc iio nccds iwoii'o lo
chains of ultiyos.
"in such a crisis, wiicro tho higliost
iiiioi'csls of tho city arc at sttilto.
Wht’l‘t' llic support of ii mayor who hit:
boldly stood forth as a public l‘iiilill
plea is involved. and wiicrc youi
rights and honor constitute tho issiio.
you urc juslilicli in saying to your
l'i'lll‘t‘Fl‘lll‘Iii\'(‘.‘=. ‘\'oii cliiinoi sufcly bo—
ll‘ay us. \Vo doliililiil that you sliai
~laiid with tho iii-opio against tho piiiil»
ilt‘l‘t‘l‘5~. Wc siiiiii lilisorro lilt‘ lttw.
\\'o shall rcspoct thi- rcstraiiits of tilt
oidcriy ooiiiiiiuiiily. ltiii if you poi“
.~i>:l in trying to bind us in tho grasp
of bandits wc shall show you how mill».
rcspccliiig and St ifdotciiditii: llll'll ciiii
dcai with you. Matti» your c'hliico.‘
"ll' tiiiil spiiil Hililii urow during lili‘
llI‘Vl woolt as it has during lhc last.
wc siiali dofclil this iniquity and will It
i‘tilllliitit‘ and glorious victory.“
it is mic that no llli't‘iltil on lhcsl-
liliiilt'l's \\'t‘lll iici‘orc iiio li-aisliiiiiro
uiilil tlio iiiilrozid coiiiiiiiiico had first
rcporlvd :iil\‘t't'.\t‘i,\' till ii, and my
ifi'iriid (is-born was a mania-r of llllll
coiiiuiiltco
This confirms lhc statouicnt that tho
wish of uric iiiaii proi'aiis in tho touts
latiiro. That man is a liiwycr. and ho
“as in tiii~ town for about a your. and
”it'll iio did not iiuyc so many iiichcls
to pay his law with,
‘i‘oduy ii“ i: oiic of tho i'lt host Illi‘ll
in thc slnio, liiouuii ilt' has not prac-
h-d nothing bill logisliitirc ciiiiiniolil-
tics in procuring: for his i‘iiillidciplilii
tilt-lids lili‘ act of your iogislaturc
til'til’li't'li that l slioiiidti'l bo il'tlii‘li‘li
til tlio- lcoislaturc. tloullciiioli. i:
[or you to any who l‘lill.‘ this til‘dili'l
[lid in. iiiclalc liio iililiiiiialioii
(islioi‘ii‘?
iil
lvglslliturc, and “bolt bills against cor
pornlioiis worc up you could llt‘lll' lln'
Jiiigic oi‘ corpoiiilioii iiioiioy iii
lilo few words lllltiil‘ poopic would my
almost Hilllltii‘ti sloroolypcd,
'l‘llo ciiiiiliiillic would ill'lll' liit' urn
hour that tlicir bill had bccii illil'i'l'iii'i)
lcpiitli ll,
gut lhi-Ir own iiicnsiircs lill‘lulnll.
Mr. (inborn was on lilo coniiiiitlo.
whcii tho brukciiiun
bill was. pliunoiL
llrotiior i’uigc, of iii-iilgcporl. is fill
always bud picnty or \‘llli'n. If not
In ouo party. thou in tho olhvr
i‘ivliuwralic ciiilcnuiios iini'o .‘iil Iiiilcd
olio. ’i‘Iiorc worc sort-rut good iiii'li on
tho othcr aidc ".lllllhiill. liio urciii iiiuu:
\i’omlward. Motlut'orn.
Sluiubuiy. who stood with lib. bio-i. to
tho lrcuuiii'y door: t‘iiutilcld of Now
liui'cu. llltti iiilllillli'l'. oi lraniord.
’l‘iiouc iiuro hot boon uuuitlouml. but
tho corporation iucn how bud and and
support.
.iiobuiu mild tluo l..'liio bod barloml
hit. rain on tho railioaii law. and Lotto
wuu liuuiluutul for lit‘llii‘llttill norcc
uur.
lilo pcoplc's liiilu Into ihc waldo Inui-
Itol than iinyouo cbw. wan ciioucii lo
llnro iiN'II douc to not this man from
lil‘iduopori culrcnctiod Ill Hartford. ilo
had done liiluiiicnu with lhcni Ill u
corporation way and know lillit lhcy
could bo hillidlod.
1 road in The l-ioutluci last night
that our Judith Taylor slutcd that
i voted for graft and if thorn in any-
one who is familiar with tho duliuilion
of mill. Taylor Iii. iliu idlid It. Was not
motion. but i want to challenge hint.
Woodruif. tho mndhiulo for KtWtif‘nfll‘
on the Republican ticket. voicd thr
some way i did. and it Judith Taylor iii
to be consistent why on oloclton day
he must vote against, Woodruff.
Judge Taylor iii a good cilizcn and
cannot tolerate graft. lie may have
one hand in the town trauma-r uud one
hand in the oily treasury. but it in all
onrnod. Ito works hard for it and
earns it.
;. 'i‘iie attache-i about whom he speaks
.had been kept in session u Inuit time,
j’l‘lieil‘ pay was small and they ilumrml
illie money.
For the reporturs‘ bill. I will it”
that ill the inhibition of the mansion
we elected sight it think) who Word to
collar the miniature. and We voted
extra compehistluu for them. Their
,bllicolh, Ind Uiym B. mint, and ”my was not large. and l believed {hit} my, in.“
5' reporters were struggling to ward off
’I‘lioollpro
Wc arc in
liccd law for sonic limo and has blind
in ii i‘t‘t't'lil Slit'ft‘ll in iirttigcport iic
ls
i can't say. bill ho did say
lili‘
plii-kcts lit' tiillso who (lil||til~it‘(i llll‘ill.
'i‘lic opposition was iiicrcly formal and
ilouicii in tho pity of tho t‘iinnccll’cul
Railway and Lighting t'oinpuiiy ililli in
two or thrcc mouths tin» poopic would
’l‘lic Icglslulora liciiiiicscc- in
tho corporation dciiiuiids iii ordcr to
bill. advocating
two iirsikctriou for a curtain liunibcr of
house would not iicccpl llic iiiiwrsc rc»
port of that coiniuitlco and tho oi'isliiui
iiiiialiir of mono cortiiionics and lbcy
it would titling about ‘a taller report
of the doings of the legislature.
“Of course. in our own town it would
be different.” said Senator Donovan,
looking at the press table where the
writer's cramp, “for here the reporters
are well paid and do not need it.“
This had been the custom for years
and 1 voted conscientiously for ll. (lou-
tioiiicn. it that does not. meet with your
‘ approval you noted not veto for mu,
for I should _vote tho some way again.
i will no further and say that no not
should be passed until it has been re-
poi'loll to the people.‘
'l‘liuiiking the audience for their
closo attention. Senator Donovan. amid
a storm of applause. closed his lid—
dross.
DANGER FROM THE PLAGUE.
There‘s grave danger from the
plague of Coughs and Colds that are
so prevalent. unless you take Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consuiiip~
tion. Coughs and Golds. rs. (loo.
Walls. of Forest City. Mo. writes:
“it's a Godsoiid to people living in
climalos whore coughs and colds pro-
viiii. l flint it quickly ends theta. It
prcvciits Pneumonia, cures La ('lrippo.
givos wonderful relief in Asthma and
Hay Fever and makes weak lungs
strong enough to ward off Consump-
tion. Cought‘and Colds, 50c and $1.
Guarraiileod by F. ii. Baxter's South
Norwalk. and E. P. Wood's. Norwalk.
drug stores. 'l‘riai bottlo free. "
WILL CONTINUE MONDAY NIGHT.
impossible to Close Up the Business
Thin Week.
tiwing to tho rush of business it
will probably ho impossible. to close
llic wcclts fair of tho Ntll'Wlliii Fire.
licpartiiiciit at tho armory thia- ore-U
iiing, which will lioccssitalo continuing
it orcr to Monday night.
'l‘ho i‘air has boon an iinpi-osciidciitod
snot-cos. tlic rocctpls being used far
alicnd of (won last )‘i‘ill‘.- i'lig crowds
iiilgralo to tho armory cyci'y night.
no
u‘LI .
RDAY‘, :OCT.
will.” “.i l _
27.1000 t »
0L0 A5131“
Kept Fun for! "U
Here is the kind of butter that makes everything tastelbcttcr. It was made in the
cleanest creamery in the world, and the only one privileged to use the odor-Wei
package. You will find it just as sweet and wholesome. delicious and appetizing, hall's
possible for butter to be. The package has kept fl ifrom taint or harmpfrom the time
it was packed till now—arid will Imp it till you've eaten the 1ast0uace.. ”
Don't you think you would enjoy mung such butter every day? Your grocer ; as
it~ask him for Gold Medal Creamery Butter.
It is all packed the someway-in the air-tight, odor-
proof and germ-proof; package which positively keeps it
fresh. pure. sweet. china, all the way from the creamer
to ,your table. _It costs you no more than ordinary
tub butter.
i.‘
PASTORS TO SPEAK ON SALOON
QUESTION TOMORROW.
Ciergymen of Various Denominations
Will Describe the Local Situation.
in \‘il‘W of tho fact. that Thursday
Last night there woro about 900 pow.
'plc in tho bill building. ’l‘lio booths
‘wcro fully attrut'liyo as oyor liiid tliol
ivnrious forms of ciilcrprlsc undci- lilt-
dcpartiiiciils‘ control wcro again iibci=
ally patronized.
’l‘lic ciitorluiniiiciil was fiiriiisliod by
Cliiirics E. Iiickcrsoii. tiic iirillgcport
iiiiiiiorist. and John lliiiiibcr. of Nor-
wuik, sung. 'l‘oiilgiit aiioilior fiiic oii- ,
lci'iaiiiiiioiit is lll'tiiliiSl‘li. This will
consist of vocal selections by .losopli
McMahon and music by tho 'l‘win (‘in
Mandolin t'iliib.
(‘ouliriliiian licnry liliiiiicis gayc ali-
oliior oxliliiltllin of his vorsiitility last
night. Henry as boon lwicc cicctcd
:iii rildcrinnn ' bin iiiaioriiics, hays
prorcii lilmsoli‘ an oxccliciil auctioneer
at tho {ironic 's, fair». and an autumn-
cor. Lust niht, botwoon scctioiis of
tho roguliir ontorluiiiinciil. ho rctidci'cd
ii piano solo. lion is a corticl artist.
also. and probably licforc tlio'liiir ('lflts‘
cs. his friends will insist that ho play
it for the. cntorlaiiuiiciit of tho fair
crowd.
A YOUNG MOTHER AT 70.
"My mother has suddenly boon made
young lit 70. ’l‘wcuty years of inlciiso
suffering from dyspcpsiti had ciitirciy
disabled hor. until six months ago,
whcii siic hogan taking Electric Bit~
tors, which have coniplctoly cprcd lior
and roslurod tlic strougth and activity
:lilt‘ had In tho [ll'iilli‘ of lifo," writcs
Mrs. W. 1!. flilpiiirick. of lialiford.
Mo. tlroatost rustorzitivc lliodlciiio (in
, tho globc. Scts Sloiiiacli. Livor and
Kidncys right. piiritics the blood. and
cows Malaria. iiillousiioss and Wool-t»
iliw {my bad “M cuongh of Jt‘l'i‘l’ iicssos. Woiidcrfui Noryc 'l‘oriio.
Ilim‘dn' . . l'rico .‘dic. tliilii‘aiilood by i“. ll. liiix-
ihcro wcrc Haiti llliii»: hofori- tho lu<t h.“ South Norwnlk and E 1‘.
Woods. Norwalit. drug stores, 0'
Y. M. C. A. AUXILIARY OFFICERS.
Elections Held During Closing Day‘s
Session in Waterbury.
\VA'I'idltill'lu’. not. :37. ----- (illiccrs
woro clcclod at tiiocllisiiig day of tho
slaio ('tililt‘l't‘lll'tLtiI tiic Woiucii's Aux-
Iliurios in tho Young Moii's t‘lirtsllaii
, Association as follows:
t‘hairiiiaii - Mrs, A. lv‘. Smith, of Now
London.
\'it't'rt‘iliiil'llillll’ur'.‘i‘ll‘t’t. ill-rliii W. 'I‘iii-
ltcr. ot‘ Wulcrbury.
r‘ccil-inryw Mrs. M. S. l’cunoyor, of
Now Hti\'t'il.
'I‘rcnsiii'cr . Mrs. A. t'. iiiislinoll. New
lliircii.
'l‘ogoilicr with tho oilit'oi‘u ilio t‘x'
cciilivd ciiiiiliilitce is unidc up as lol-
. Inn's: Mrs. J. W. ltiiguc. ’I‘orrluuioii:
ii rs, ti. Iii Suiiiiiicr. Ilridgcpori; Mrs.
. |.. "iiilltili, Norwich; Mrs. .l. A.
l‘Iui‘k. Alisoiiin: Mrs. t‘. ll. iiuii, llurt-
lord. and Mrs. Mary i". Muiison, (lull,
curs, wiicri- liil'l'li Is now oiin Ilill‘. 'l‘hl,
iioxl is liio first day of the Liquor l.i~
;coiisc your. iii which tiiuc tiic Saloon
kccpors of tho ’l‘own may rcccivc atilii~
orlly from tho t‘ouiily (.‘oiiiiilissionors
to do busliicss for tho coining twolvo
iiiouliis. tho cici'gymoii of the town
ropi-csontiiig niliuy diffcrciii donoiiiina-
lions will speak on the subjoct. The
conduct of liii‘ t‘oliiniissionors. the
cliaraclor of the men who are apply-
ing for licoiisc. llic ainciidiiioiit of tho
iitllifli‘ law which pcriiiils the Judge to
mull tlio vital i‘oatiiic of ill” poiialty
iii caso of conviction and the question.
of allowing lhrco iiicii from distant
portions of tho Slalo without iiilioiatc
dtuowlodgo of local conditions to doctlio
how many saloons wc siiiili iinyo and
who shall hot-p lilillll. and suproiiicly
tho cxccssirciy largo iiiimbor of soi-
iions that now do busiiioss. will bc dis-
cuss-i d in concctioii with tho soriiioiis
toiiioirow. All who arc llitcrcstcd
in tho wolfaro. of tho ooiiiiiiiiiiity and
tho lcssciiilig of ci'iiiic will be glad to
show lhcir sympathy with this iiiorc-
iiionl by attendant-o at tho scrrtocs.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
A TENNESSEE ROMANCE.
Oin to ho iranuportrd among the
iiiosl roliiaiitic Stillliit‘l'll sconce has
only to soc. tho production of "A ilo-
liiaiico of Colin Hollow" which will
hold iiic stage ill Hoyt's 'l'iiciilrc. Mons
day. licrc. illil‘f‘lil‘t'll by nnliii'o. iii
bounty uiid tlilliillllltSS, arc giron pic-
lurcs of life In old 'l‘ennossoo. it is a
story of love and jcaiuiisy. told in a
grnocful Way. anti aivcii realism by
stago cffocti that are rtfioctioiis of
oyory day life in tho South. Among
the scones-are It plantation cotton coni-
pi-oss in operation, and a moonlight re-
voialioii of the famous glon. (‘ooii i-lol-
low. with olcclric ainl liiiicliz-zlil cffccts
in which tho findings flit through tho
tl'oos and tho night birds sing among
tho brniiciics. anothor. a night riow.
dcpicls tho historic Mississippi River
iitiltl rat‘o iiclwcl'ti thi- ifliiii-i't E. [400
and tho Naiclioz. bolii brilliantly light-
od and motor fiili stoniii. ()ii the to-
icc a grolipo of darkl-y boys and girls
troop down to soc tho grout boiit raw.
and also tlic bouts pass and wiillo wait-
lug, indulge in iiibiicc sluniliit. and
sonic woiidcri‘ul buck and wing duuc
lug. A “'1'” uclocicd company and II
splciidiui oiiarlotto will lippour ili tho
production, now In its twoli‘lh scuson
of sin-cons. 'l‘hc production this year
is ciiiiroiy now and vcry cicguiit.
THE MASTER Wf’iltKMAN.
Ono of tho iuiisi proiioiilicod succcss-
es of tho acuuoii iii colucdy drama and
mic that will intcrcsl patrons of tho
Ilicnlro for many scusolm to come is
llic charming play "'i‘lic Mustcr Work-
oi' i'clloniiuiitilin with tho l'XI“]illHll of
Unit: Willi of
“I‘lllliili‘t't'i, who ilinwui liliirc of
'u post of honor and all lilcao lhinnu
4r
ford.
A. t‘, Ilusliuoil uhowcd liiut
Stilt Ill tho lronuury.
it. liowuo, of Now liiivoii.
t'lilca
ciouod iii Aiiiorlcuu illulory.
a... _. ...... “...... ...... .
pleasant Remember
to tulle.
iiuliiitiluto.
'l‘iio Clifford Pharmacy.
alignment of gold ovor slilppcd
flu raluc wrinflhfluoaitio.
0-.....—
your cough or cold. It shill”
'I‘lio ti'cnaiiror's report all road by M rs.
3123.20
was rcccircd durinu tho your. and that
ui‘lor paying oxpcnuon llicro is still
'l‘ho llltil‘lilllk'il
pronruiii opcucd Willi a dovolloinii por-
iod. which Was in cliiiruc of Mrs. W.
it‘flllflw-
but this a discussion iliuit pluco on tho
work bciuu pori‘oi'iiiod in the various
Allorwuldu llic itcv. John ll.
ilcll. ll.li._ of Now Iiriiuiti. road iili
mldrous on “'tilllt‘fl'il lililloioucy lot ills.
MAKES HOMELY WOMEN PHIT‘I’Y.
No woman no matter how rogiilur
hcr fonturcii may be can be oullod
prolty if her complexion in bad. ()rino
imalivo Fruit Syrup aids digestion
and clears ruliow blolciicd complexiona
by stimulating the liver and bowels.
Oriuo Laxative Fruit Syrup does not
iuiuueuto or gripe and iii mild and
the
hump Oriiio and refuse to accept any
Piniatod'u Drug Store and
LONDON GIT. MOLD FROM SOUTH
" AFIIG
LONDON, but. Medina largest cori-
from
South Africa arrivml in Imidon today.
’l‘ll it Aifi‘flii’l u a li
. in a own in u roman
arc authorizod to rgfund your money if film. 23 Ann fit; Mrs. Ada Burton. lid
Foley‘s Honor and TM fails to euro nor Chains. Charles Flaiiorty. Mrs. la.
the A, tlrovos. Mrs. Ilnwitenwict. Mrs. (Ico.
man" which is biliod for a limitcd cii-
niigoiiiciil iii lioyt'u Tliciilrc. it hurt
tlio quality of l-xciti-niciil in its lii'aiiui.
llc situations without yicidlug to mo.
iodramutic cliiborulioiis. it introdncos
the moat ludicrous of coincdy without
lilo nocossai'y of forootl introduction.
ilosidcs it has a uuiiini mmnnco. a pic-
lurol-uuc uiuioapiiorc and willilvsoillc
scutitucni. ’l‘ho "Iiostou tilobo" in
cuuinioiitiiii‘t on this utrucllou said.
"If thorn worn moi-o phiya liko "'i‘hc
Milan-r Workman" lhcro would ho to-
wcr criticisms of tho morals of tho
bingo and tho. biotin-so in liltimi piuys
proiiolilml.” The production by iuidcr
the iiiuuuuoincni of Mr. Phil llunt.
'l‘iio company iiuuibors ucvontyeflvo
wuli iliiown piiiyci-s.
YOU HAVE OFTEN BEEN WOMEN
with market biuenciis or patent-tin of
face. vitinted appetites and a strong
craving for unwhoioiuime food. Those
urn signs of disordered liver, and the
trouble must be corrected or worse
results are sure to follow. fir. Kan.
nody'u Favorite ltuincdy iliopclii livor
«license. Husbands and fathers can-
not afford to front this matter lightly.
it too Sample Bottles at II. it. Planted;
.v i
‘ , M
on lirlno “trial.
The toll" will vietturnrpmio llm‘fllb
od for at: t o fgilowlug pol-Millions for
the curroii week.
South orwniku-Mbul iiiiiitua Anduw
mush. heals the lungs and prevents W. Hitchcock. It Ilnrrisoii tit; Mr.
isoriuuii results tray? ii cold. Cures and Mrs, Waste Hort. Domenico 9311b
1"
in art ‘ . 00th a
tits on cesium tion. Contains no
bites. 'l‘iio MIMI! In a yellow one
and. ‘ Refuse substitutes.
non; sum and Till. 0nd
. ”my”...
reveals panama. mmd‘url‘i. West
0rd Plum at Union din.
.i'hlliis Nelly Myers.
“Minolta. (the on Bob
t.; bliss lama 'l‘iiylur. at
Miss Doroth
. llh. 4i 4th
Piuilied's on, fit; R. b. Tit for Chu. t). Thorn.
K. h . R. l... Wolcott.
”a it end“; Pa “0
l
NO MILITARV couvaNTton.
LONDON, Oct.‘27.+’l‘ho i'oports puii- .
iRECENT ARRIVAL OF VESSELS.
SIANSCONSET. Mass, Oct. 27.—
lished in the United Stairs to the ef— 'Steaiiicr Celtic. Queenstown and Liv-
fact
that a military convention
had ‘rcrpooi for New York, was 66 miles east;
been arranged boiwoen Great Britain, oi' the Nantucket Lightship at 7 a. m.
France and holy. are othcially declared itodiiy. Will probably dock about. 8 a.
to be baseless.
A
when the bowels are open, Kennedy's nor it may result in Pneumonia.
cold is much more easily cured!
inu, Sunday.
STOP THAT GOLD
Bra-
tiuxntiro Honey and ’i‘ar opens the . zilian Balm is breaking up colds when~
bowels and drives the cold out of the , ever tried. almost. without exception.
system in young or old.
Clifford Pharmacy.
Sold by The j 10, 25, 50c and $1.00 bottles.
. " ltoi-d. Baxter's and Plaioted‘s.
Iist
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of _ Prope
OFFERED
”A L
The Clif-
00
it?”
Taylori'Goidén
'74 thhington Street.
south uoawaut, CONN.
PARTIES DESIRING TO PLACE THEIR PROPERTY IN
THIS LIST CAN DO SO WITHOUT EXPENSE. IN LISTING
PROPERTY GIVE FULL DESCRIPTION AND DETAILS.
FULL DESCRIPTION.
TERMS, ETC.. OF THE FOLLOWING LIST CAN BE HAD AT
OUR OFFICE. APPLY BY NUMBERS.
OUR TERMS FOR SELLING 2%.
No.
9—House, Crescent Terrace, 10 rooms, $ 6,000
r4-—-I-louse and 4 acres. Rowayton, I 5,000
35——-—House, barn, etc., West St.. 12.000
39-—-Two building lots, Stuart Ave., each, 500
4o—-—Buildlng lots, near East Ave.. $500 up.
52-—--House. barn and 26 acres. West St.. 10,000
ss—Beautifully located cottage at Bell Island. tun
nished. 6,000 '
(ix—House, Fairfieid Ave. 5.006
68———Building lets. Summit, Eimwood. Bayview and
Taylor. Avenues.
69—-—Fr0ntage oh Washington St.
70—-—-C0ttage on shore at Bell Island, fut-lilo ied. 7.000
71—House andiq acres. River St.. Daricn. 15.000
tin—Two building lots. Elmwood Ave.. $85t and men
91———House, Marshall St., South Norwalk, 3.000
97—House. El St., Norwalk, 5.500
99-—-Cottage. H ckory Blufi. 7.000
ioo—-—-House. Soith Main St. South Norwalk. 3,000
toi——Farm at W'lton. modern, 9.500
ion—«Harbor View Beach lots, $075 up.
i°3-——-Dock prop rty at Norwalk
icon—House. Wl field St, East Norwaik. 3.500
onmflouse, 4 atres of land. Noroton Heights.
iogwf-louse. Richmond Hill. Stamford, 6.000
iio—ui-larbor View Park iota. $325 up.
trim—House. Hillside Place, 8 rooms, 3.000
“amt-louse. l a‘cro. West Ave.. South Norwalk. 12.000
liq—410030. Elizabeth St.. i4 rooms. lot 40 by 125. 4.600
ii§—-—House. 16 rooms. Marshall Sc. 4.000
lio—mflouse. ii rooms. Elizabeth St.. 3.50! ,
rum—House. u moms. Gerard Place. 5,000
”aw-Building lot. Van Zant Ave. East Norwalii 700
i ion—Hon». barn and extensive grounds. Wool 8r, 07.500
new—Building his, Woodward Ave. $450 up. “
”in0000. 6 rooms. Rown ton. ‘ 3.000
ran—House, bar I. acres, onnecticut Turnpike. 0.000
man—~16 ocreclii d. Scribner Sb. - 0.000 *
imp—~50 act-«l d. Connecticut Turn in. 6,000
”swoon: c. 0 rooms. Winfield St. at Namath. 2.500
xaowBulld nz hit. Fort Point 8h. East Norwalk. 800
ny——-Bricir lid . 3 Emilia. for sole or exchange for
small arms. Pay- 10% “gram. ' 3.500
”salience. Be den All!» Norm 12.800
rag—Building“; t on Elwood avenue. 750
isowfloun. indoor Pine. lot sorting. water, 1.550
taxation". W minor Place, 7 rooms. water. 1,050
i “which“. Eli Ibdth So. let warns. 4.500
mam-Hons}. W t Ave. lat 54x: 0. 9,0»
nit—riled". 60 view Mm, East ormlir. 7,900
rag-mutton“. on ion M... I rooms. 0.200
ism-unripe build ug‘lotl,'cliiitoii Ava. each. 300
iaym'i‘v'vo building hm. Clinton Av... each, 300
i 3kmnonle an burn. cor. High St. and linyvicw Av... 7.000
thou—é» ll’diii " . 'fiurritt Ave"
mm ”w. _’Ave.. lot 15mm.
mm 0% «ili’thuhington Sb.
mum, it loud Annapurna.
man-«House, ‘I‘e ‘ lti. ti rooms. .
“swam. ‘13 and
I‘Mflwu' I0 b.¥ ‘ta‘
MW.M ii, room, ouch,
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