d fihowitn shit-d noon-z;
. or at. Home in stratford.
N {itits‘ltnen‘sltowtar "given: recently to
s
"limitotillddt only a delightful surprise
tiniest affair for all participating.
. Ilia Wolfe had been Invited by her
it liter. Mrs. H. W. ll‘dwell, to lake sup-
.firf‘wlth her. This she tlid and Mrs.
yell started to walk home with her
«sister. When they reached the home
of Mrs. William B. Bristol, Mrs. El-
wqii said that she would be obliged
to stop there as she had made an en-
gagement to play whtst lutormnlly.
and asked her sister to come Inniso.
At first the young lady refused, but
was finally persuaded to stop. As
she entered the folding doors of tits
purists a bag titled with everything in
theway of linen t1 bride could desire
was showered on lter. Even then site
did not realise the situation ttutil the
ivPopuisr Physio-i Culture Touch-
Msuti Euglebstr want. One of
”M's most popular brides-elect
7M the. young lady In question. but a. Its
success chaos
l DII.
lat-oat Frolghé
niyltiih'ls' ports Way for Divor-
sion of Main Linc Traffic.
PHILADELPHIA. P0,.
14.-—Winter risks of delay on the main
e of the Pennsylvania Railroad cttst
i
of Pittsburg have been largely reduc-
‘ed now lllnt the company‘s lmprovc~ Y0” wireless message was sent to the pre-
Intents ut iiolllsdaylntrg are about culll- can be made more comfort- “(1?le Th d I “(mm It U q S
lcted. At this oint a vast trot ht , . . . . co o-e . a . . .. .
Iyard with fifty-tifvo allies of ttjuigclt. able thattevcr New” tfyou have! . Louisiana The captain anti men of
hits been established in connection 3 Perfection 0'1 Heater. Y0“. “I! ”W N» S. Advtim‘fi Wild greetings.
freight line. If the main line at this
to divert all trttfllc without loss
time by way of llollitlaysburg.
While tilts is the practical adv hinge
the public gains by the Itnpro
because it in thc place whert- canal
boots in years gone by. were tukcn ottt
of the canal. transferred to curs, and
“81"“ were turned 0“ It merry OI‘OWd hauled up the mounlulns by the old
of young ladies who greeted her. She Portage. Railroad. It was then the
was surrounded by doilies. trtty scene of grt-ut bustle.
cloths. buffet covers‘ dainty
ketchlcfs. napkins. lunch sols. guest.
towels and other articles too
numerous to mention,
settled down to German whist, Prizes
were awarded ill-l follows: First prizc.
Roianne vase. Miss Mantle Clarkson:
second. dainty handkerchief, Miss ll.
Louise Fairchiltl: thirtl. crystal
pln. Miss Florence Beers. all of Strut,
ford. ‘
Those preesnt wcrc Miss Florcuco
Allen, Miss Edith Allen, Mrs. Wil-
liam B. Bristol. Mrs. Stanley Beach.
Mrs. Charles K. Stngg. Mrs. Harry
Fdlrchlid. Miss ii. Louise Fnlrchlld.
Miss Lilla E. Judson. Mrs. Sidney
Beardsley, Miss Maud Clarksou, Miss
Non Clarkson. Mrs. Edward Beers.
Mrs. George AstIrchild. Miss Flor-
‘Gnee' Beers, Mrs. H, W. Elwell. Miss
Maud E. Wolfe, Mrs. Harold Brown,
Miss Catherine Murray. .
Miss Wolfe will be wedded this
evening to Dr. Sylvanus Purdy. of
White Plains. N. Y.. at the resldcnce
of. her, mother, Mrs. Charles \Voltc,
Main street. Struttord. The bride.
elect' is one ,of the most talented clo-
outionists In this vicinity and for sev-
en years has filled the position of [thy
steal culture In the South Norwnlk pub-
lic schools. There were many elitil‘t‘l-i~
skins ‘of regret on the part of the pn-
pils and teachers owing to her resig-
nation.»
cocomvcsmi‘gr OF ONE DOL-
L
if you have bad breath. constipation.
pain in the small or the back. discolor-
ed skin. nervousness or dizziness, your
Only wise course is to take Dr. David
Kennedy‘s Favorite Remedy, of Road.
out. N. Y. It will cleanse the blood of
all impurities. regulate the Kidneys
and Liver. and thus restore a healthy
glow to your checks again. "
I~ r00 Sample Bottles at R. H. Platsted's
WERE THEIR OWN AGENTS.
Candidates Filo. Expense Accounts
With Secretary of State.
Congressmcu Edwin W. Higgins. of
Norwich, and I‘lbcuczer J, Hill. of Nor-
walk. so chublicnn cantildutcs for to
election front the Third and Fourth
districts. respectively. have filed their
statements with the Static Sccrctury.
which show that thc i'orntcr spcnt
$748.20 and the latter $901.33. Con-
gressman llill paid to himself as his
political agent $001.33. which be ex-
panded as follows:
Treasurer South Norwnlk coin-
mlttcc. $500.00
Treasurer Notwulk town com~
mitlce. 50.00
Treasurer oSuth Norwalk com-
mlttec. 50,00
. Treasurer Westport town conr
mince. 25.00
'i‘reusutcr Weston town cour
mltlcc. ' 25.00
Distributing pnstcrs. 00.00
Envelopes and postage. 02.70
Personal truvcllug cxpcusns. 78.00
Pt-Inliuguud advertising. This?
SilIllAlii
.ludgc liltuort- S. Banks. of Filll'iii‘lti.
tl'ensuter of tilt.l Republican state t-cn~
irul committee. received and cxpcndt-ti
the sum of $800 on behalf of tile colit-
'mitioe. As It cundltltttc for jttduo of
probate and Justin» of thc pt-ttcc, ht-
oxpondcd $24.75. As lrcttsurcr of tho
Republican town conuniltco of lt‘ulr-
field he received “00.70. and cxpcutt
ed 0. like amount.
Churlt-a 1). Burns. |iliilll('lli uncut for
Charles I). linrus. of fit-t-t-ttwiclt. condi-
tltlio for I‘l‘lil't‘Nl'lllliliVl’, rocctvctl
$83.72 from blob-cit itllti spent lillli
amount
it‘ll t), (in-gory, pollllcttl llitl'lll for
Ira 0. Gregory, of littrlou. f‘tliliiliiliiil
for reprcucnlutlvc. rccclvctl $20 and
spoilt "8.14.
ONLY at?" iron ovssssotA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Dob. says: "I suffered for yours with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. I tried everything 1
co ti hour of. but nothing helped mo
onil Hook nruzlllnn Balm. and one 00
cent. bottle cured me completely."
For Mlle by it. ll. l’lalntotl. it‘. II.
Battier and Tim Clifford Pharmacy. ”
w-mumwu...“
OPRINGDALE HOUSE IURNED.
Vacant Dwelling 0n asmmls Place.
Osmond Last Night.
The house on what In known nu tho
fininmls pines In liprinntlttlo was Intru-
ed to the ground butt night. it was it
fronts building. on the button sldo of
Cprllisdsle. towards the north. and
situated on Iloyt street, on the way
to New Cnnttsn. Until rcc‘ontly it was
in the possession of George Merritt.
of Turnofstha-tnlvcr. who sold It. and
the owner was to burn moved In this
numbing. .
last evening. about 10:30, A. n.
. Knapp. on whose trcmlsos am the
equipment and applnncss of the till-
1m firs cmnpnny. received it into.
plum inseam from tho Dorian attic.
that lite Sammie house was burning.
Ho vigorously piled the bell. and about
too of the members of the company
' hurried to tho spot. but It was too late
to do snytblnn.
The bones being empty, there were
nucleoli: to love. even had there been
amenity. The old building provid-
I'll! fuel for the fire. :01. having
too. 5
“HI M..- a... ...... .15“
We
hund-
After the ex-
cttement. of the shower, the guests
hot
The Incrcnslng volume of freight bu-
siness in the post l'cw ycttrs nuttlc it
necessary to rollqvc lilo main line. and
for five or six years. the low grade
freight lIuc bus bocu building for
this purposc.
For its entire length “to maximum
grade In thrcc‘tcnths of ouo pcr ccut.
At Wcsl Morrisvllle. ttcnr ’I‘rcnton. tllc
new grade llnc joins the illiilil line to
Philttdclphitt ttntltl’Jtu-sey City. Run
on the low grade Iinc ttt‘c arranged
froth Pitcairn. just outside of Pitts
burgh: front ilolllstluysburgh to Ettolu.
ncttr Harrisburg and front Ettoln to
West Morrisvillc.
In like liolllsdttyburgh yards tltcrc
are engine accommodations. including
n24 stall cuglnc house, coul wltttrl'.
two 75 foot turntables. and four ush—
pits with pneumatic hoists and mu
vcling cranes.
There are shop yards, for rcpttlrlng
cars. muchlno shops, power ltousc.
storc house. oil housc, pinning mill
and lumber sheds.
‘CASTORIA
For Infants and comm.
Illa ltlntl You ilau Always Bought
Bears the W2:
Signature of
iN DARKNESS AGAIN.
New Milford Power Plant.
NEW MILFORD, Nov. i4.“'r\ slight
hrcttk In the ccmoni uttdcrncttth iili‘
Ilumc lcudiut: to thc Ncw Milford l’owv
ct' (Ft)ttl|l:tll,\"s big clcctt'lc plitltt cults-
ctl it shut down of thc plunl curly yes-
tcrdtty and It is possible that the pow-
or house will bc shut down for at
least. two days. the result lii‘lllil. iItttl
New liriiulu. \Vulcrbury, Soullilngtou
ttnd olltcr I'ilfil'l‘h depending upon llii‘
company for light :illti power cuttitot
llf' supplit‘d until iltt~ btcttlt ls rcpuio
ctl. ’I‘ho brcuk Is on tho hill dircclly
above the litht‘l' i'llllllilllll".< Iiilllil unti
uulcss ptttcltml soon might opcn :tud
ttllo wu grcut body of wzttcr from tbc
Fill'iiii)’ thcrc to rush down on tho pow»
or house. It was tllscovcrcd in tllltc,
however. and no serious result is ex-
pccled, although tltc ciilt-s illiil ltm’llh
depending upon the powcr company
\vIll ill' just us luttlly off us tht-y tvcrc
ttftcr the brook in tho t‘liliul Iii llnll's
lll'itigc six wct'ks ago. Willt‘il tllso no-
ccsslttttctl at closing down of tho lliitlll.
A gang of Illt’il huvc lit-cu working on
thc break ntucc un curly llottr yester-
day. and it Is possible that ('Illllpil'lt'
rcpults cttu ho mode by tonight.
MADE HAPPY FOR LIFE.
(ileut llttpplncss cumc Into the ltomc
of S. (‘. lilulr. school supct’iutmtdcnl.
iii St. Albuiis. W. Va“ Wilt'll his Iilllo
tluughicr was rcstort-d from tho tlrcttd-
I'ul complaint ltc ltttIut-s. llc says: “My
llillii tiattnhit-r illlti SI, \'ltu.~t' littuco.
which ylcltlcd In no ll‘l':lllllt‘lll lull
fll'i'W stcutllly worse until us it lust rc-
sort Wc tried Electric Illilcrs; und 1
I't‘jtilt‘t' to spy. llll‘cc bullion cchcltsd
it complctc curc." Quick, aurc cure
for nervous complaints. pcuct‘ul ticltlll~
iy. tcmztlt- \vcultllotlscs. lntpovcrlslttvti
blood and liltiilll'lit. tlunruittcml by i".
ll, llnxtcr's. South Norwullt. and it}. I’.
chd's. Norwulk. drug Hiill't'b‘. l'rtct-
Silo. "
WOMEN'S BOARD OF MISSIONS.
PORTLAND, Mnlitc, Nov. Msw'i‘ltc
thirty-ninth tutuunl mot-ling of tho Wo-
tucn‘s liorittl of Missions with ticlt»
attics prt-ncnt from all lltc Now Eug-
lttutl States and from us for south as
Iicbtwnro opcncd hero today with it
devotional lnectiuiz. Mrs. (llutrlcu II.
llttniois. tho vIcc-ptt-sitlcnl. prcsltlctl.
'l‘ltt! fontttrcll of the first. day of tho
meetings which will continue lhroualr
out Thursday. worn the reports of om.
ccrs ttnd udtlrosso by Mitts l-l. llttrricl
Stanwood. of lioniou: Miss (lttrolitto l-l.
Front. of Itfrlctt: Miss lilies M. Htonc.
ol' Hulonictt, 'l‘uritcy. nud Miss lit-Ion
l’). Chandler. of India.
(‘uucnswocl in ii ltttrlnltuttl compound
of vegetable extracts that Is wonderful
In Its bcncflcinl cftctds on tho stom-
ilt‘llli of bnblnn ttnd children. Recom-
mended iiilil sold by The Clifford
l’lmrmucy told The llrldgo l'har-
ntttcy. "
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METHODIOT PREACHER DEAD.
Nlilw HAVEN. Nov. Ii.»-~llov. Amos
ll. Nicholln. who at. diffcrcttt tlttlcs
held Methodist melamine in the state
Including West Thompson and mark
Hull. died In Wont. Haven lillli night
Ill bin seventy-first year. For many
yours he lived in Blitii‘ord Springs. In
the Civil War he served with the llith
t‘lonnccllcul Volunteers and was clsht
months In Audersonvllin.
AI mmmmmmmmmmmmmm
where a rough or cold resulted
a cold. Ask for Foley‘s Hone
armor.
I
“mom.“
not! Minnow)
AV. . .
Yard Completed on Port-
November.
with the Pennsylvania's new low grade
mountain troublespot should at. any
time be obstructed. It. will bl.- possiblc
oi‘
ntont.
interest Is also centered ltl this point.
that ‘the heat
nat'o fails to
. ~~V ;. .1‘
carry it about and can quickly make
warm and co’
heater so handy. so clean and simple as the
~ PERFECTION
Oil Heater
up iii
(qullPlK
feet satisfaction.
with the smokeless device. are
trial vt'iil convince the most site
or low as you can—~-tbetc's no danger.
'l‘tvo fittishes~~ nickel and japan.
beautifully embossed.
burns 9 hours.
Holds
scriptive circular.
THE 0 [am
its light giving power isunexcel d.
absolutely—safe.
Brass throughout and nickel
agency if not at your dealer's.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result itt Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian littlm is brt-ttltiut: up colds witcn‘
('\'t'i' tried. nlmost without exception.
lot; 2:30, 50c llllli 31,00 hottlcs. 'i‘lto
t‘lli’i‘ortl. littxtcr's :tntl l'lttlslcti's. “'
BEAVERS CAUSE LOSS T0 LUM<
BFRMFN
\\‘.t\'l‘l£ll\'|l.l.l<2_ Mo. Nov. l~l.—-Rt|~
llicf from wind tbc lumbcrmcn call the
pt-rniclous uctiritt til lill‘ in
”I“ forcsts of Muillc will ili' asked of
iit‘t‘lVl‘I'
ltbc coming session of thc lcgislstnro
.bt ou‘ucrs of lawn tracts of tIlllbcr.
Break in Cement Causes Shut Down of
For trinity years hcuvcrs ltuvv bcott
prolcclt-tl by iltW, it liclntt iilcgul cltlt-
or to kill tllc .‘lllillliilrl In tit-stroy thcil'
tilllIiH ul titty mutsott nt‘ lltc your. The
lumbcrtuou tillllll tltut tin :t l‘i‘RlIil of
this policr iiit' bcuvcrs bow lwctlluc
uutucrous :tutl thc grout number of
dams tin-y ilt|\'l‘ t‘tlllrill'llt‘lt‘tl :tt‘ta cults
Inc. ltti‘gc dirt-ct i’itluncinl lost»; to llll‘
lulubcr districts.
ilotnl fot'cvcryillittt: :t sulvc is IISt‘d
for. Ilo\\'iti‘s Wilt-It lltthl Sttlvc. tlct
lichtt s. Sold by tltc t‘liilord l’ltur-
lll.‘it'_\' atllii 'l'ltc llrltlgc l'llul'mucy “
RIOTOUS SOLDIERS DISCHA‘RGED
lr‘tllt’i‘ RILEY. Runs, Nov. It; wAlc
xuudcr Ash. ’l‘uylor Stoudcmit'c. and
Robt-rl .iutttcs, prirutcs ol' ’l‘ruop (l.
Ninth t‘uvullt. :tt l"ttl'l itiicyi ltttvc
lli'l‘ll tiiscltttrtzctl bccttusu tilt-y Lit-lottgotl
It liit- illlilillltlll til lilt- i\\‘t‘lli.\'-ill'ill
Iul'uultt‘ lilt‘ll \vtts stuttottt-tl ut [ironwo-
VIHI‘, 'l‘cxsts. ttt lili‘ llllit‘ of ’thc riot.
'l‘bt- mcu \vctc til-‘tt'iiltl'Kt‘ll from titt-
‘J-‘ttlt quttntt'y :tl illt‘ cxplrutiou ol' lbcir
It'l'lll oi‘ t‘llilh’illlt‘lll :tl’tcr tltc ltronu‘s-
villo riot .tntl rc-cullsictl l‘ot' t‘l‘l'l'il‘i‘ in
tho Ninth i‘ntttlt‘y. diet) it negro l‘l'Rl-
"Will.
I. Hundreds of thousands now in use and giving per-
i‘eri'ectton Oil Heaters. equipped
livery heater warranted. If not at
your dealer's write to our nearest agency for de-
Is the heat 'Ill-rottnd
household lump made.
Equipped with latest improved burner.
lstcd.
any room. whether library, tilfllilg'ioom, parlor, or bed-
room. Every lamp warranted. Write to our sum:
home
by the rooms and hallways
from the other stove: or for-
reach. There is no other
1! with Smokeless Device)
all that the name implies.’ A
pticsl. Turn the wick as high
(lives intense heat.
Brass oil fount
4 quarts of oil and
Buy to operate and
An amamom to
t
-
tinnitus-n!"
on NEW you
SCANDALS IN SAN FRANCISCO.
Authorities Trying to Discover Whore
Largo Sums for Earthquake Suf-
ferers Went To.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov.
Chronicle lotiny says: .
A new Investigation is progressing
in the course of tlcvelopmcnts in the
local grail scandal. It now appears
lhlii ntsny sums’of money. large and
entail. that word sent from different
ethics to San ., cisoo for the relief
oi" the sufferer _ rvltoaslnuuty nc-
\'cr reached tin cottmtlttec.
Sumo of these, tounls which aggro.
gate u Inrgc Shim". \vcrc mailed to the
curo'of Mayor Scltntltz. F. .l. Honey.
.llctt-cllvo Wlllittm Burns ulttl :tbout 100
govorunn'ni uttcnts have been making
up invcsllgulioll.
President Roost-volt in tho utavlng
spirit bcltlntl the Inquiry nutl ltc (It't‘llll‘r
cs that no man guilty of diverting tltc
rclici‘ funds shall cscupc justice. 'l‘hv
cases come within the jurisdiction of
lill‘ i'ctlt-t'atl authorities because of the
lllit‘l‘vn‘iiiii.‘ chnructct' oi‘ the postal son
vtcu. which it Is ttllcitcd was. criminally
Iuntpcrctl \vlth.
.-\ consitlcl'nblc sum of tnoltcy wns ul-
so scut through tbc cypress companies
and Wclls lt‘nrgtmwhich cotttpnnics are
now lut‘t-stlgnttng lhc disuppottrnncc of
$107.80 st-nt ltt ono pucktttzo from tho
t'illscus ol’ Scum-blight. Notx, which
tbc t'clicf t-mttmlltcc say they ncver
l‘t‘f't‘ll‘i‘ii ulltl which the cotupultv says
was tlclivcrctl to lili‘ reproacutttllvc of
tho (‘iillliililLi't‘gtl \vhptn‘udt was ud-
tircssctl. {x
'I‘Itc .v‘hmt- of forgcry In aid to bc in-
cluticd in ”to olfcnscs of tho rulticrs of
thc rolicl‘ t-tmtrllmliolls.
It Is salltl that in lhl' aggregate the
l4.-~-'I‘ltc
Cure For . The ’Blues
fllIE IIEIIICIIE lillT IIIS IIEYEII FAILEII
lloslilt Fully Restored III” the Joy of
Life Roanlnsd.l
When ucbt-erful. brnt-c. III-ht ltcnried
woman in atttltlt-ttiy pltttuotl into thnt.
pcrft-tttion of misery. titp BLI' EN. it in
a and picture. It in usratlly this way:
file but bt-t-u let-ling “ out of sorts"
for some time: bond has' united and
back also; bu sit-pl. potirly. been quite
nervous. sud nearly inlnml once or
twice; hood dizzy. and heart. bouts very
first: then tltut bearing-down fccllli .
and during her periods she is oxccut -
lngly dupondcnt. Nothing: plcsm-s
her. Her doctor says: “ (‘In is r u it you
have dyspepsia; you will ho at right
soon.”
lint she doesn‘t «ct. ” nil, right." and
NO CASE OF PNEUMONIA ON
RECORD.
We do not know of a single instance
In
pneumonia or consumption when F0-
ley's Honey and Tar bud been taken.
It, cures coughs and colds perfectly. so
do not trike chances with some un-
known propnrnltou which may contain
opiates. which courts constipation, s
condition that retards recovery from
and
i tend start. the atom on was Tu and refuse any substitute 0 cred.
$0. The property wu- covoreti by Plat-tetra Drug Store tutti The Glitter
with
II
no
hopo vanishes; than com 0 tips hmmb
lug. morbid. molsncltoly. marlnsling
Bhilit'll.
Don't wait until your stiffening: have
driven you lotion air. with yotur nnrvcn
nll shalt-rod on our cont-aye one.
but thlto Lydia . I'ltnitltsun‘s stru-
table Compound. fieswhnt It. did for
Mrs. lion Adams. of silt l‘ltlt Hit-och
lmttlsvlllo. Kym. niece of the this (ion-
t-rsi Roger Hanson, GALA. Shoo/rites:
lino-Mmmuithm:
“ I Minot «til you ”'0'
Lydia E. Pinkbsm’l '
has dons for m. I sit or with smith
trttublto. oatmno Malinda. 'nhs hittea.’
norvnmnm’oudthstsll lfulkv. Iwu
udvissdtlo .711 I. hhlmh's Int-bio
(mummm tool on aural female
dam MINI.“ . .fl
sun‘un"""-lm' .11.. "" m"
miller ydi. .
pen and int: what
its“. (“Inn ud
i nth b may of in
harsh. ow“: urn-t";
fore. I Pitcukimn’a o-
:MOWD m Ocelot and null o.
it you have «no atrium of
tho = tors-lo writs Mn.
Haas-t. MAO!“ ,
slottllugs will amount to n tttllliott dol-
Int's.
~-lCrcryltotiy's friend—Dr. Thomns’
Eclcctric till. tlttrcs toothache. cut-ache
sot-t. throat. llcnls cuts. bruises.
scultls. Stops any pain.
ALLEGED MURDERER HEARS EVI-
DENCE.
'l‘tll.l.:\.\'ll. Not ii: With no up-
pttrcnt lltlt'l‘v-sl lit the proceedings
(‘lturlcs ll. lltshop. thi- ullcgml murder-
l'l‘ of Mrs. lictlt‘y \\'llllulllt~'. llslcnctl in
cvltlcnct- prt-scttlcd lit-fort- .Ittslicc E.
S Agurd. of thc town court this noon.
which lull in his bolus bound m'cr to
tho Ilccotttbt-r tcrnt of tho Superior
(Your! without bull.
'I‘hc statc was rcpt'cscntctl by Robert
Visit and Willis ll. Rot-ti. of Sittllord
Springs. Illlti tltc tlcfontltmt by Iii. I).
O'Connell. who cuiercti u pics of not
guilty for him. (i. N. Wood. n butcher
of Stafford. testified to seeing Illshop
bctwccn lltc Williams llousc and thc
.iucobson Ilousc :Iiltllll thc thus of tho
ntttrdcr. Mrs, Jacobson told of Bishop
notifying lll‘l' ilutt Mrs. WIIlIttlus had
been itlilf‘tl. Medical Examiner Now-
lott ticscrlltt-d the condition of lilc hotly
illlll Shct'ifl’ Dickinson toltl of tho disor-
dcr Itt thc house when hc urrlvotl
thorn. (lit Iltc t-vlticuce probable cause
was found
liialtop was tttitcu to Jail. He has
quit'lcti down and ttcls Indifferent lo
the champ or to his future.
DoWltt'a Kidney and “bolder l‘llls
not on both kidneys and liver. and tttt
a result ttfiord the quickest relief from
excess of uric acid. fluid by The (tilt-
ford Pharmacy and The Bridge I’Iutr-
mscy. ”
w.....—._*—
LOOKING mt Escapes .PRIBON-
'I‘IIOMASTIIN. Mo... Nov. liwlnfor-
motion was telephoto-d lo the state
prison early today that n negro. be-
lieved to be.Minot St. Claire li‘rttnt-ls.
who escaped Monthly nlttht. wus noon
walking on n railroad truck ttt New-
t-nnllo near litttnarlscottn just before
. dnrk last night .by two or three ptu~
sons nt tllfteren times. It was bollov»
ad that If It Was Francis ho was bid-
Inp in some barn to the vicinity today
and a scorching party, fully prepared
do meet any resistance offered. started
out to Iocnlr hint.
FAMOUO ATHLKII assaults.
The most, famous smite breakers in
the land lire Dr. King's New Life Pills.
. aromas
and-crew of the steamer
which arrived hero lotluy frmn Colon.
exchanged wireless
President Roosevelt during the voyage.
When the Advance met the battleship
see and Washington,
wish you and Mrs. Roosevelt s most.
result of New York state election.
followu.
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NEW YORK. Nov. it—Ji‘he oillcers
Advance.
messages with
Lullil-illlilll and her cscort. the Tonnes-
tlto following
pleasant. voynge‘ and congratulate on
Signed.
ltIDW’ARl) HAMMOND.
Pfosltient 'l‘ttxisevclt's reply was as
titer... = ‘
(luptuiu Hammond and men of the
steamer Advance: l'iiliil‘ilefll thanks
for your congratulations on bollt
counts.
Sig
netl.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
THE NEW PURE FOOD AND DRUG
LAW.
We are pleased to announce that
Foley's Honey and TM for coughs.
colds and lung troubles in not affected
by the National Purc Food and Drug
low as It. contains no opiates or other
harmfttl drugs. and we recommend it
as n sat’c remedy for chlldrcn
adults.
The Clifford l’hurntucy.
illlll
Plnlstetl's Drug store and
..
FREE
A BEAUTIFUL 8-INCH
Jardiniere
WITH EVERY POUND CAN (500)
OF OUR FAMOUS
Sovereign
Baking
Powder
THE PERFECT SATISFACTION
LEAVENER.
The Union Pacific
Tea Co.
126 Washington St. So. .Norwalk.
Next Door to Post-Office.
Phone. 655—2. Freq Delivery.
LADIES' WRITING DESKS.
We httvc n large assortment of La-
tlles‘ Writing Desks from $4.50 up. it
will pay you to look ottr lltte over he-
torc purchasing.
Wc urc wcll supplied with Quilts.
ranging in price frotu 750 to $5.00.
We are local agents for Stcurns 8:
Foster Cotton Felt Mattress—the Mst‘
trcss that is guaranteed and sold on
sixty nigltts' trial.
We have just rcccirctl another ship-
ment of Stoves.
F. A. MITCHELL,
3 and 5 Walt St. Norwalk, Conn.
Tot. 67
t
WMEIN'S‘ f-‘lNE SUITS.
$5.98
to
$11.98.
Worth $9.00 to “6.00.
ll. GUTTLIEB’S.
MEN'S AND sova' Postpones."
11 NO. MAIN 3T. 30. NORWALK.
HEAD TO FOOT FURNISHERB.
Harry E. Crone.
TEACHER
Violin stucco. Gultor.
(Prlvsto pupil. 3 yours with H. H.
Hortmsnn, New England Conservatory
of Music, Bolton. Mum). will start
class in south Not-walk. 12 your-
teacher. Spools! terms to first live
studying. Class limited. Regular pu-
pils' rooitslo. Mandolin club to form
at once. Addre- to
864 FAIRFIKLD AVE" BRIDOEPORT.
CONN.
A Jack trauma...
to nth wont tho people want when the
require good workmanship. My wor
is «no right and whoa i say A lot
is done. It- dons.
ARTHUI I. IINIDICT.
Plumbing, Timing and Inuit mom
I Monroe ltrnt. Co. Mom-tit
Wear Proper Eyeglasses
Are your eyes uneasy?
Are they beginning to rebel?
, Matte them comfortable.
Put them at their misc.
IASY GLAOUIB FOR UNIAIV IVES
Homer 8. Hoyt,
Telephone mats
When liver and bowels go on strike.
they quickly settle the trouble, and
.the purifying work can right on. nost‘
cure ‘tm- bgnt-llpg‘t (at. Bligt‘tdnchomuttg
dissidents! out . .. era, u
rflorwnlk. anti-ill. P. Wood's, WOanit,’
-; drum-ts.
u
I
Refraction Optician.
Home l' and 0. United Bank Building.
Oouth Norwslk. Conn.
Spaniel appointments at convenience
tint- lists-i kin“. “:in
saint-tiny evenings. “id-D.
of
......~._WDEW W
I cking for (lilo _ 2939
Dissolve: Rust u avatar“ dissolvoidnltl “ ll
applied like paint. so cavq'sduublnr and
polishing! Shines itself and Willie min-
utes! Is waterproof and Mm“ Ono
application wont-o for months and saves
much hard. dirty work. till): and “money.
Nothing else is anyfhln‘gdlki II and
nothing else is "Just as good."
For sale by Chas. E. Dow. 80. Norwnlk, and Monroe 6‘. Plimro, Dorian.
BIG PURCHASE BY RAI‘LROADS. of new cars and engine and the North-
CIIICAGO. Nov. it.~The large pur- ern Pacific has just made pttbllc its
chases of equipment which have been ipurchusc of.$7.700.000 worth of new
announced within the last few days by .frelght cars.
Western Railroads indicate that all The Burlington has begun to receive
records relating to increases in equip $5,558.000 worth of new locomotives
meut will be smashed this your. Tim and cure. The Santa Ft hits in orders
Wabash expects within it few weeks for 38.000.0th worth of cars anti Io-
to make contracts for $12,320,000 worth [cotnotives
w
F: E.» 4
“loll li“'l"‘t
i »
Coal. Coal. Coal:
Old Company Lehigh, Croce Greek.
J eddo,
FOR FURNACE AND RANGE
FarmondBm
Hundreds of Eyes
are being overworked as o mutt of application upon work or books.
lteltef for strained and tired eyes may be had and serious trouble
averted by wearing a pair of onl
Proper Gianna... Properly Adjuotod.
lamination Free.
Matching of Lenses end all Repairing a Specialty.
o. a. J ACKSON.
Optician.
5! WALL STREET. NORWALK. CORN.
fi
__ list of Pro-p073”:
OFFERED
FOR “SALE
Taylor liGoIden
74 Washmgton Street.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
PARTIES DESIRING TO PLACE THEIR PROPERTY IN
THIS LIST CAN DO SO WITHOUT 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. ,
N0. 9—-H0usc. Crescent Terrace, IO rooms, 3 6,000
ill—House and 4 acres, Rowayton, 15.000
35—--House, barn, etc., West St.. 12.000
39—Tw0 building lots. Stuart Ave., each. 500
qo—Building lots, near East Ave.. $500 up.
52—Housc, ham and 26 acres. West St., 10.00.
55——-—Beautlfuliy located cottage at Bell Island. fun
nished, 6.000
61-—-——H0uso. Fairfield Ave. . 5,000
68——-Building lots. Summit. Elmwood. Bayvicvt and
Taylor Avenues.
69———Frontage on Washington St.
70————Cottsge on shore at Bell Island. fumis ted, 7.000
7t———-House and 4 acres. River St.. Darien. 15.000
82—-—Two buildin lots. Elmwood Ave.. $85t. and 1,000
gt--——l-Iouse. Mars all St., South Norwalit, ' 3,000
97—House. Elm St.. Norwalk. 5.500
gig—Cottage, Hickory Bluff. 7.000
loco—House, South Main St., South Norwslit. 3.000
tor—Farm at Wilton, modern, 9,500
ton-wflarbor View Beach lots, $275 up.
to3—-——-D0ck property at Norwalk ,
too—410030. Winfield St.. East Norwslk. 3.500
to7—-~House. 4 acres of land. Noroton Heights.
tog—House. Richmond Hill. Stamford. 6.000
tt0———~I-larbor View Park lots. $325 up.
IlI-—-—H0u8¢, Hillside Place, 8 rooms, 3.000
”cu-«House. 1 acre, West Ave., South Norwalk, 12,000
ttq—mHouIe. Elizabeth St.. :4 rooms. lot 40 by 125. 4.603 -
IISrr-‘HOUSC, t6 rooms. Marshall St.. 4.00:
“ti—House. n rooms. Elizabeth St.. 3.500
tt7-—-—-Houae. n rooms. Gerard Place. 5,009
nil—u—Buildlng lot. Van Zant Ave. East Norwslk 700
tip—House. barn and extensive grounds. West St. 27.500
uo—u-Building lots. Woodward Ave. 845: up.
influence. 6 rooms. Rows ton, 3.200
Ila-n—HOIIIG. burns. acres. onnocticut Turnplko, ti.ooo
In3~—-—-IO sores land. goribner 8h. 0.000
mm 2 acres land, Connecticut Turn Ike. 6.000
125 cm o. 6 rooms. Winfield BL. at Norwolk. 0.500
tall-«Bulld ng lot, Fort Point 8h. East Norwaik.
m7--Brlck house. 3 families. for solo or exchange for
small form. Pays 15% gross.
tau-widows. Roldan Avo.. Norwsl
tag-nufiuildinwot on Eirnwood avenue.
mom-«House. indoor Pit-cc. lot scans. water.
tat—n-Honlo. Windsor Place. 7 rooms, water.
t3a-—House. Elizabeth 8o. lot timing.
133-—Houso. West Ave” lot 54:: 0.
maul-louse. Beaview Ave" East orwslk,
taswfiouu. Clinton Ave. 8 rooms.
i36—--’I‘wo building lots, Clinton Ave. ouch.
l37—--TWO building lots. Clinton Ave. ouch.
tgsmitouso and born. cor. High St. and iiiyviaw Avo..
mom-«House, Reynolds 8h. East Norwsik.
taowfinlldinu lot. Burritt Avo.. . ‘
tum-House, B ow Avon lot 45::50.
tut-«aliens: ”stable, Washington St.
mama-House. i-Ii' land Ave. Dal-ion.
“caution”. T [s It.. 0 rooms. ». ,
149-“ Houses. my and Raymond Bun, 0 rooms. «eh,
i mounds". to round , Ls, Day It...
. mu- m: a.
Norwalk Chronicler