,1 MM
linitto ‘nnd Whiok‘dy Made Him Do
‘ a 'u'u‘m Gttt'n‘tl‘.’ .
'd'llAllli'ono. Nov. lithilhlwurd w;
pay, of New York, chauffeur for
Mtansleelas picks». in in the lockup.
,with drunkenness reckless
' 0thth and resisting an oillcer. Fin—
WI predicament is due to a too lib-
hill use of quinine and whiskey in
Monumental a cold.
. li‘inney went to work for Mr. Stokes
taro masks ago,‘ because he was t-ec- .
unintentional: a capable chauffeur, and
because Stokes wanted one of the
sort; to drive his new enclosed Fl‘ench
cam 320.000 beauty. Thursday at-
ternoon early Finney left Brick House.
the Stokes“ country seat at Collender‘s
Point. and drove in to Stamford in the
our. to have it. repaired and to have
his cold treated. The treatment. lte
mile the cold left him incapable of
running the car, and the stunts he
didn’t put it through Were tow. After
springing the front axis in u collision
with the stone wall on the south side
of the western slope of Norotou Hill,
he stunned to the top of the hill and
slowing the car between the street
car tracks went. to sloop at ltis post.
The trolley system went up jttst
about.tltut time and he was allowed
to, pnooae uninterrupted for half an
hour or so.
Sons one. telephoned to police head:
quarters and Chief Brennan and Offi-
cer Gonnottd went in another auto
mobile. b‘inney didn't take kindly to
the awakening he got and he refused
to get out of the Stokes car. When
Chief, Brennan attempted to assist
him out he struck the Chief, knocked
his derby In the stud and started the
car in an attempt to run away. This
happened right on the top of the hill
neartbe beginning of the eastern des-
cent. Standing on the running board
of the car Brennan seized the chauf-
feur with one hand and with the oth-
etyattemptad to shut off the power.
Flnney worded him off and with the
car moving slowly toward the sharp
down rade the two struggled. The
situn on was one of great. danger not
only to Chief Brennan and the chauf-
four, but to other users of the high-
way. To heighten the danger was the
fact that a street car might pass at
any moment. ‘
Chief Brennancallcd for assistance
and while he and Conuoud struggled
with the unruly chunfféttr one of the
mechanics In the'other car groped
in'the dark for the mechanism that
controlled it. The car had moved 25
yards or more, before he found ‘the
mechanism and brought “the car to a
standstill. Finuey. yet resisting, was
dragged frotn tlte big car. a handcuff
on one hand. and was hustled Into the
other car and over to police headquar-
ters. .
'I‘he Stokes car was run into a lo.
car garage and was left there for re-
pairs.
G. B. BURHANS TESTlFiEs AFTER
FOUR YEARS.
G. B. Burbans, of Carlisie Center, N.
Y., writes: "About four years ago i
wrote you stating that I had been on-
tirely cured of a severe kidney trotr
hie by taking loss than two bottles of
Foley's Kidney Cure. It cntlrcb
stopped the brick dust sediment. and
pain and symptoms of kidney disease
disappeared. II am glad to say that
I have never had it return of any of
those symptoms during tllc four ycam
that have elapsed and I am evidently
cared to stay cured, and heartily rec.
ommcnd Foley's Kidney Cure to any
one suffering from kidney or bladder
trouble." l’laisted‘s Drug Store out.
The Clifford Pharmacy. N
‘.-
”W
ERRICO MURDER TRIAL.
WATERBURY. Nov. l7.-’l‘bc Hint
of Joe Errlco, charged with murder of
Pasquale 'l‘raficantl. was resumed yes»
terdny In the Superior (‘ourt before
Judge Calls and a jttry. The accused,
who ok the stand in ills own behalf
late ursdny afternoon, was subject-
ed to gruelling cross examination by
State Attorney Kellogg. lie stuck to
his claim. that lllt‘ one slot be first!
In the turtles went into be ground.
however. and not into the body of the
slain man.
DeWiti's Little Early Risers. About
the most reliable pill on the market
hold by The Clifford Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy, .
CARIIOU HERg STOPPED EX-
8
P E8 .
MOUNCTDN, N. ll., Nov. If; A
herd of caribou stopped the uortlr
bottnd express near this place recently
according to official reports just made.
Seven animals were in the herd anti
the engineer barely lllitl linu- to apply
the brakes to avert a collision,
HAM AND CAIIAGE.
this Combination no Longer Bistro»
in a .0th Norwalk Woman, At-v
thou ll OM is Nearly Iovonty.
Dr. R shards Dyspepsia Tablets
have hhown their curative virtue: in
one: of old as well as young people.
In. William talisman, 36 Second
street, South Norwalit, reports today
the our. of her mother. she ssyI:-'
“About three months ago 1 obtained
{bottle of Dr. Richards Dyspepsia
'I‘Ablots at Piaisted's drug store for
my mother. I had non this remedy
so extensively advertised and had
bandit a chart of so highly i was an):-
ioun for er in try It. She had be
no prejudiced against all mudi‘
3%: (none of them having given her
' anything more than temporary relief)
that. it required-onto persuasion be.
for. I could induce her to take these
tablets according to directions. and
had become thoroughly convinced
~ from what various doctors had told
her that a person of her use (the Is
’ ‘now nearly fill could not expect much
‘s
Nil-f. Sinus using Dr. Richard: Dye
Donal Tablets silo but changed her
My f thinking. Her di
howling wonderfully lit up. Ibo
il strait!" and more chest-fut than i
have linen bar for years. lite on
bid? ”"1 ‘t‘;""‘“"‘ ‘id‘l‘fdi'
. , y: m w a «
in: the It‘lrh’tzstdlstrm. t am glad
t lot out struck upon oomthin
ml (an relief been in
not i
an and almost as much. out
~130Mb)!" l «or know of."
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RAILROADS WILL ADVANCE
WAGES.
Are Ready to Follow Example of
Pennsylvania System.
CHICAGO. Nov. lit—Tho Record-
Hcrald toduy says: The railroads of
the entire country stand ready to ac-
cept the standard of wages set by the
.I’enusylvunltt and to grant their elu—
ployecs an increase of ten per cent. in
lieu of other demands. The increase
would affect more titan 1.200.000 cul-
ployces and would aggregate about
$80,000,000 annually. This aunt lilo.
roads are ready to give the large army
of employees, provided the latter trill
accept It and reuse for the time. being
any further demands for increases In
all branches of the. railway service.
Several railway ntaguutes have ul-
rcudy taken action In the tuultcr and
have decided to grant. the increase If
the matter can be arranged amicably
with their employees.
, " ‘ Nursing baby?
' is needed.
, I“; helped by its use.
.01,
——
National Association to Meet in New
Haven. November 19 and 20.
NEW IIAVICN. Nov. liwArl'ittlge-
plants were. completed today for the
annual meeting of the National Civil
Service Reform Association, to be ht‘lil
in this city on November 19 and 20,
and it Is announced that there Is no
change In llw program as made public
several days ago.
it was thought that. possibly (lover
nor-elect Hughes. of New York. would
be able to attend and deliver a speech
at the tilnoer Tuesday night, but he
cannot do so. and the speakers on tho
occasion will be Secretary Charles .I.
Bounpdrlc of the Navy: Reed. of Yale.
President 1“. S. Luther. of Trinity Colv
The magnitude of the concession to
labor Is understood ‘whcu It Is stated
that the increase will amount to a
dividend of near 1.4 per cent, on llll‘
capital stock of the entire railroad
systems of the country.
There has been no concerted action
on the part of the railroads, but the
question of Increase itt wages has been
the subject of discussion in many
meetings which have been held among
the western presidents and executive
officials at (‘hicago and among the cast-
cru men at New York.
_.._.._....____.
HAD A CLOSE CALL.
"A dangerous surgical operation, in-
volving the removal of a malignant ul-
cer, as large as my hand, front my
duughtcrs' hip, was prevented by the
application of I'lucklcn‘s Arnlrn Salvo."
says A. C. Silt-lull, ()t' Mlletus. W. \‘n.
“Persistent use of the Salve rofupictt»
ly cured It.” Cures (.‘uts, Burns ufld
injuries, 250 at i“. ll. Baxter's, Smith
Norwulk. and E. P. Wecd‘s, drun-
gists. "
CONDEMNS SCHOOL SOCIETIES.
Chicago investigating Cemmlttee Says
They Have a Degenerlttve in.
finance.
CHICAGO. Nov. limitigh school
fraternities and societies wvrc dealt
ll. crushing blow yesterday. when the
committee of" the secondary schools
tuzttlo Its report after llll‘i‘t“5 year‘s
investigation vomit-tuning the scrrvt
societies its fctlsll. rolttirul, unstu'lul
and of a tlcgoncrttilvt- influence.
The report. which is (-tmsitlorcd the
most thorough study ever made of it
high school problem. was read by l't‘lu.
clpal Spencer A. Smith, of the Wendell
Philippa High School, at the thin an
nual (,‘oul'erouct- of the Academics and
High Schools in relations with the
University of Chicago. in Iiuskcli ”all.
it was adopted unanimously. (ivcr tut)
high school and preparatory lustlttr
lions. situated itt hourly every stun»
In the country are enrolled in the
association. and the doom of tho “prrp‘
school (lrcclt lcitt-r societies, which
exist lit the majority of the schools.
was declared to have been marked by
the conclusions reached.
Some of the high school principals
lllt‘llilh‘ in
stamp out the evil. brundcd fraternity
members with most severe. lulntcs.
I’rlucipnl id. \r’. Itoblnaon, of the t‘on-
Hill High School. of St. Paul, lukiua
the stand that the Board of Education
should prohibit fraternities rather
Illilil lot tun-outs Work out the prob
lem themselves. described conditions
fit his school.
"i have found iiull Itt my seven years
experience at Ctuttrttl iiiab that tin-
frtttcrnlty has had a most. degenerating
influence." he said. “lioys belonging
to the fraternities. l have found. will
its, client. do nnythiu to remain loyal
to their societies. ’l‘tt.» fraternity hilii
developed professional llttrs In my
schoo '
“~—
THE NEW PURE FOOD AND DRUG
LAW.
We are pleased to announce that
Foley‘s Honey and TM for coughs.
colds anti lung troubles in not affected
by the National Pure Food and Drug
law as it contains no opiates or other
harmful drugs. and we recommend it
as a safe remedy for children and
adults. l’Iaistcd's Drug store and
The Clifford Pharmacy. "
“we...
TRANO-MIOIIIBIPPI OONORIOI.
Mercury Root and“: H. Rarrlmnn to
.I
Make A
KANSAS. CITY. Nov. Hadron
Trans-Mississippi Congress will meet
In Convention Hall here, next Tucson
and secretary of Butte Root and
ii. Harrtman will be the notable speak
err on the first day. Mr. Harrimun
speaking in the afternoon and Mr.
. at. night. Secretary Root will
speak on the general theme of "Ame
flout Commercial Opportunities in
South America." His address will be
followed by speeches by representativ-
es of four South American republics.
ice dill
, nich-
'; ”i William J. limo will he the
wit. ‘ ._ .i. a PM" on Friday. ,
3 .
The wound day of the Congress will
be given over to a discustdun of river
nevi lion and kindred subjects.
.1' n Barrett. American minister to
golmpbia, will speak on the Panama
tutu . '
Thursday Secretory faults lli. Ihttw
itrill am on "Antoriusn Fianna“
‘c
. i
logo, and President D. (I. (iiimnu, of
the National Association.
l Owing to the fact that invitations
ilturc ttot reached all members of the
Connecticut association. the president.
Henry W. Put-unto. of this city, stated
today that he wished it understood
throughout lllt.’ state that every mom--
her of the Connecticut Association In
cordially invited to attend the nlt~cl~
Inns without aJurlItor formal Invitu~
timt. Prof. Putnam anticipates a large-
:.nd successful authoring and expects
illiil the convention will have many
good results. ‘
At illt‘ reception to br- givcu by Pro-
sideut and Mrs. Farnum ttl their home.
43 lllllhouso itYi‘lIllO. Monday after»
noon. ill 5. o'clock, the ushers Will he
motubot s of the Yulc Civic (lm'crumctll
Club.
n
The best treatment for Indigestion
and troubles of the stomach is to rest
the stomach. It can be rested by a
good dlgrstunt. Kotlol puts the atom—n
arlt in shape to satisfactorily perform
Its functions. Good for Indigestion.
sour stomach. flatulence. pulpitttiiolt
of the heart and dyspepsia. Kodol la
mode in strict conformity with the
National I’ure Food and Drug Istw.
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy. "
DELAY lN thmc CABLE.
SI'I.\’I"l‘l.i-). Wash. .\'or. 7.~+'I‘hc lini-
it‘d Slates l‘illllt' ship Burnside. (‘np
Ililll Henry W, Slutllfol'tl. arrived at
Sltku, yesterday. according to advices
to the I'ost‘ltttclllrzcnccr. with her dct-i.
fit'llIIIl-t illlt‘lli‘ll and after l‘ilt'nllllli’l‘llli."
\‘t't‘t rougltt weather, The dunutlzt- l”
illl' vessel is considerable. bill it is not
bt'licvt-tl of ill!" lilt'ltl tlilh'v (ti‘ lllt‘ sill.-
uul t-ot'pa llllll llii' Wltflt’ on the cubic
laying will tu- delayed Ionizer titan a
few days. During lllt' trip the vessel
was entirely submerged at titties. 'I‘ht~
cabins Wt-rt- filled \\'llll \Yiilt‘l‘. Fifi-mull
tried to tuutltty and it was with tlifli»
t'lIlt‘l) that tluvy new Item at their
posts.
SLUGGIBH LIVER A FOE TO AM-
BITION.
You cannot accomplish very much
If your liver is Innclirt», us you feel
dtlll, your eyes are heavy and slight
exertion exhausts you. tlrlno lettu-
tlvc Iv‘rult Syrup stimulates the liver
filltl bowels and smiles you fool bright
and active. (lriuo lstxutlvo it‘ruit
Syrup does not Illtlllft‘illf‘ or gripe and
Is mild ttml vory pleasant to lake.
()rlno is more cffrctlvu than pills or or-
dinary tutthurtirs. lit-fuse autisti-
lutos. l’lalstcd’s Drux Btoro and The
Clifford Pharmacy. i"
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ENGLAND GETS EAMERICAN [AG
3
IMNDDN, Nor. i7. 'i‘ho flank of
England today mu‘lll‘ml In the open
ttlttt'ltot comtlttmtwut of "£100,000 In
American Eagles It is understood
that they room from Paris.
ONLY CUR! FOR DVBPIPIIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
I‘ltd.. says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distrust
and belching. i tried everything I
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until i took Brnilinu Balm. and one 00
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale R. if. Plat-ted. 1'. H.
Baxter and 't' a Clifford Pharmacy. ..
.lt’s a heavy strain on toothy“
Mother and baby are wondenl’ully '
. \ nu. nnucctg'rs. 50:. AND “.00
49
. ' Her system is called upon Martian ‘.
- nourishment for two. , * l , -
, Some form of nourishment tbntl will ‘ :
- be easily taken up by motlicr’sbytitem -
- Sbott'J Emulsion containti the -
fl. ‘ greatest possible amount of nourilli- '
' men! in easily digested form. t '
ill-.lCl-IOUO
. .-. ., , ..-_....
LUXURIES PURCHASED ABROAD.
._...—~t--
Aggregate. Value to People of United
States Estimated at $100,000,000.
WASHINGTON. Nov. ‘i't‘.~-l.uxurics
were purchased by the United States
from abroad to the extent of one huu~
dred million dollars during the fiscal
year 1900, tumor-ding to the tabulations
of the Bureau of Stuntistlcs of the De.
pertinent of Commerce and Labor,
'i‘hesc “luxuries" are classified as ditt-
monds and other precious stones. of
which $40,000,000 was imported;
laces, edgings. embrolderies and rib-
bons, $40,000,000; feathers. natural
and artificial. $7,000,000; cltampugne,
$0,000,000. and mjsostllttny, such as per-
i’umories. toilet articles, smokers' ar-
ticles and opium for smoking. made up
the balance, Tobacco. cigars anti cig-
arettes were impm-ttad to the value of
one hundred and twenty-five million
dollars. This is more than double
the amount spent ttlln'oati for such ill'v
fields it decade ago The item of
largest Increase in the above. list is
said to be diamonds, as the value for
1896 did ttot I't‘il(‘ll eight million dol-
Iars.
Opium for sntoklntg was Imported to
the fiscal ‘year just ended to tho va-
Iuc of $l,250,0007 as compared with
$75,000 in 1896. The bttlk of things
classed as hunt; is, other than tobac~
co. came fromd urtmc. the diamonds
from the United Kingdom, Nether»
lands, Ilelaium and France,
WW... _....
MADE HAPPV‘ FOR LIFE.
Great happiness came into the home
of S. t‘. Illuir, school superintendent,
at St. Albttus. W. \'u.' when his little
daughter was restored from the drcutlv
ful complaint he prunes. He says: “My
little daughter had St. Vitus’ Dance.
which yielded no treatment but
grow steadily wrsc until an a last re-
sort we tried ectrlc. Bitters: and l
rejoice to say, throw». bottles effected
a complete cure." Quick. sure cure
for nervous complaints, general debili-
iy. fenutlc weaknesses. impoverished
blood anti malaria. Guaranteed by I".
II. Baxter's, South l’iiorwztlk. and E. l’.
Wood‘s, Norka. drug stores. Price
50c. , ~ "
WANDERIN“ iN ADIR DACK
WOOOIS.
Bl'RIdNIl'l‘ON, Vi... Nov. IT.-ertt-
lives of Dr. (‘linlou Ii flair. of \Yolcoti
who tlllllllllll'ili't‘il Inlu‘c than ll month
ago, are now convinced that while suf-
fering from mental dppmssinn he went
Into tho womls lit the Adirondack re
gion, \\'lll‘l‘t' be may kill] be wondering
about.
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N0 CASE OF PINEUMONIA ON
RECORD.
Wt- do not know of a single instance
where u cough or li‘tllil resulted in
pneumonia or consumption when M»
Icy'a l-'.loncy and Tail hpti been taken.
it norm coughs and rolds perfectly, so
do not take chancel; with some un-
known ill‘t‘lllll‘ullflll u hlch may contain
opiates. which Ctllitiiti constipation. a
chudlllon that rctsrtis recovery front
at mid. Ask for Foley's Honey and
'l‘ or anti refuse any substitute offered.
i" Inistcd'u Drug i-itortt and The Clifford
f’hurmucy. "
NEW RUSSIAN GRINDER LAUNCH-
ID
llARittlfiv-INJUIINESB. Eng. Nov.
l7.~~'i'bt~ Russian rl'll‘lilf‘l' Burlk. noun-d
after the cruiser sunlk by tho Japanese
'lll the Straits of Kortn in August. 1006.
was launched here today, Blue In of
H.200 nuts. heavily around and is ex!
ported to alum ill knots.
. FAMOUI OTRIKII IRIAKIRG.
The most famous lttrikn breakers tn
the land Hill Dr. Kinlt'tt New Life I’tlls.
When liver and bowels so on strike.
they quickly settle the trouble. and
the purifying work gain right on. Best
cure for wmtipnilufit. headache and
tliuninstltt. for at If. I . Bilxltlf'fi. South
Norwnllt. and If. I‘. Wood's. Norwnih.
druulsts. l"
Wm
ortunc.
There is never an pportune moment
for uncoupled“ mini
.. “.4... t «I
only?" Val-saw Expanded.
Spent $256,370.22 In Promoting His
Gannon.
ALBANY. N. Y., Nov. fir—William
Randolph Hearst. independent Dengue
anti Democratic candidate for governor,
yesterday certified to the. secretary of
state that he had spent. $256,370.22 in
promoting his canvass. This was divid—
ed as follows:
Independent
league, “98.87022:
, democratic state comntlttao_ $57,000;
traveling expenses. $500.
Governonelect Charles E. Hughes
yesterday certified to the secretary of
state that he spent $8I8.65 in promot-
lna his canvass.
Lieutenant Governor M. Linn Bruce,
republican candidate for lieutenant
governor, certified that he had spent
$247.42 for traveling expense, tole-
grttms. telephone messages and post-
age stamps.
NEW YORK. Nor. I7.—~J. (i. F'olluns-
bee. treasurer of the Independence
league. yesterday mailed to Socrtary of
State O'Brien at. Albany a statement
of the campaign expenses of the Inde-
pendence league for the campaign just
closed. as follows:
Hulls. meetings. music. etc, $29,381.-
02: organization. 830,060.65; petitions.
316208.92: election day expenses
(workers at the polls. etc). 839.840.-
88; campaign headquarters, payroll,
$8.377: general expenses, $56,647.70.
Total. $234,422.81.
The receipts Include contributions of
$198,870.22 from W. R. Hearst. and $10,-
000 from Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler.
Two hundred nttd seventy~seven people
contributed amounts ranging from 25
cents to $5 each.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia, Bra-
zilian Balm Is breaking up colds when-
ever tried, almost without exception.
10c 25c, 50c and $1.00 bottles. The
Clifford. Baxter's and Plalsted's. "
GOVERNOR-ELECT SPENT $8.000.
NEW HAVEN. Nev. 17.~Gorcrnor
elect Rollin S. Woodruff today made
oath to a statement of his election ex.
pcnses, the total of which Is $8,000. He
also added the following:
"i hereby certify that I have. spoilt
nothing for my nomination ntttl have
made no promises of any kind what-
OVPI‘.”
The salary of Governor is $4,000 a
year and the term two years. which
shows that Governor Woodruif spent,
exactly the entire salary of the office
to be elected. Col. illlmau, Mr. Wood-
rul'f's ugcnl, stated that he gave $7,000
of tho 88.000 to the Republican state
central committee. ttnd that the other
“.000 was used in various ways. an
Itctuizcd report of which he will file
with the secretary of state next week.
(Fol. Woodrttff's expenses wore the
largest of any candidate according to
statt-ttteuts thus for filed.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
fin Kluti You little tiny: Bought
3“" "‘° git/5%
signature of
MESSAGE FROM COMMANDER
PEARY.
SYDNEY, N. 5., Nov. lo.—-A mes-
sage has been received froth (‘otnmun-
der Robert E. Peary. the Arctic ex
plot-er, by a local firm of shipwrights
stating that his steamer, the Roose-
rclt, has been considerably datnaged.
The message cattle from Battle Harbor
where the Roosevelt was last reported
and where she lay on Friday last. Ono
blade of the stonmer‘s propeller is
gone and the rudder is considerably
damaged as a result of the battle with
the ice flocs, As the. Roosevelt on her
trial trip averaged duly ten knots an
hour. it Is thought these accidents will
slow her down to about three or four
knots an hour. Battle Harbor is about
4i" miles from here. Mrs. Peary. the
cxplorer‘s wife and W. 8. Qulglcy, rt~
presenting the Peary Arctic Club. are
here awaiting the Rtmsovclt'a urrlvul.
Good for everything a salvo ls used
for. Dchtt‘s Witch Hazel Salvo. Gel
DcWItt's. Sold by the Clifford l’har-
ntncy and The bridge Pharmacy "
ATTACKEO Iv iNFURlATEO 00W.
MIDDLE’I‘OWN.’ Nov, 17 iiiii Mrs,
'I‘hoodorn iinckua, of Rorklund. wus
brought to the Middleton: Hospital you
tot-day. suffering with two broken arms
and other injuries as the result of an
attack upon her by an infuriated row
on her film early in the tiny. Recently
the sow dropped a litter of piss and
two of them died butt week. Mr».
Backus wont to the non today to re-
ulovo them and the sow attacked her.
crushing her left arm in two places
and breaking bar rixbt arm by throw-
Iug hor against the tilde of the port.
Mrs. flackmt’tl big dog finally uttnckotl
the now and drove her off. otherwise
Mrs. Backus misht have met death in
the pan,
The humiliation of Mrs. Ilttckus left
arm may will“! from the attack.
DsWilt'tt Kidney and Bladder Pills
act on both kidneys and liver. and as
a mull. afford the quickest relief from
stem of uric acid. Sold by The Gun
fordf-‘hnrmney and The Bridge Pliers
many. ”
LAIOR ”All" 0" fit! CANAL.
WABHINOTON. Nov. Ifmiscmltr
of labored lb. can» some has hind-
ered the prowess of the work on the
canal. according to a report by Chief
fin incur flutvantt. The worm says:
"'i‘ are has been a marked falling off
in the number of labours this mouth.
sad It but been greater in the depart-
ment. of tracks and demos. where we
have it great» need for men. Towards
the last part of the month the. first
consignment. of flattens from spam
reached haw. We maid. conservative
ly, use new in the neighborhood
2.000 more men between points on this
division and our dumping amend. Our
daily average for demolition including
every department. of the entire dirt:
stun was out then.“
Kennedy's untive. ruminant
Kelley and “fur. moves the barrels.
iii.
» W. W D conform
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hoodlum”: r. as"... .
”We ' _
By this sign
you may linen
and will find
16 South Main Street.
TO MOVE HEAVY FREIGHT FAST-
ER.
Pennsylvania Order: the Twenty-five
Largest Locomotives Ever Put In.
to Rent-tar Service.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, November 1?.
~Tltc Pennsylvania. Railroad has di-
rected Its Motive-Power Department at
Altoouu to construct 25 new freight (m-
glnes which will be the largest ttnd
heaviest. locomotives the Pennsylvania
has over constructed or utilized for its
regular freight. service.
The present standard engine has it
heating surface of 2842 quliil‘e_ feet
and has a cylinder 22x28: the diame-
ter of its driving wheels Is 56 inches.
Its trot-live. power is 40.000 pounds.
and when in working order It weights
205,000 lbs.
The new engines, which will be ex-
perimental for the time. will be known
as the IIS construction type. They
will have a heating surface of 3.850
square feet, cylinders 24x28 and the
diameter of their four pondorotts driv-
Iug wheels will be. 62 Inches, or ii inch~
ea more than the present. standard.
The new engines will have u tractive
power of 43,000 pounds. and will weigh
In working order, about. 225.000 lbs.
$100 REWARD. $100.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure In all its stages. and
that is Catarrh. Hall's Catnrrh Cure
Is the only positive care now known
to the medical fraternity. Cntarrh
being it constitutional disease. requires
a constitutional treatment. Hall‘s Cn~
tnrrh Cure is taken Internally. acting
directly upon the blood anti mucous
surfaces of the system. thereby dcs~
troylng the foundation of the disease.
and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and as-
sisting nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have so much faith in its
curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
fails to cure. Send for list of testi-
ntonials.
Address F. J, CHENEY h (10., To
lado. 0,
Sold by all druggists. 75c,
Take Hall‘s Family Pills for cons
nation.
VESSEL FROM IRIDGIPORT
DRIVEN ABNORI.
R'l‘. JOHN'S N. 0., Nov. I'f.-»'I‘ht~ se-
vere storm which swept over the basil
ern provinces yesterday wrought flavor
among shipping. Several vessels were
wrecked at various points but no lives
were lotu. in the bay of Fundy the
wind reached a velocity of 7:! miles an
hour. The Parrittboro, N. 3.. sclnamor
8t. Durant-d, bound froth llridsoport.
Conn, for Wood Point. N, It, went
mtborc at Beaver Harbor.
Il~
u
now-n w.“mr
Concurrent is a harmless compound
of vegetable extracts that is wonderful
In its beneficial adopts on the stom-
achs of babies and children. liocom-
mended and sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy and The Ilridxe Pharv
many. "
m
ATTILL OITI DIOIIION OVIR DE
6 IIIY.
DAN DINO. OIL. Nov. l‘l.mAlln
ltrfistm
Forw‘ifc, Mother, Daughter,
Slater or Sweetheart
Alloli was siren the decision over
only Do (loamy iii the and of the
fifteenth round last. night.
QED AGE
all of Mid- aud its
Meant-um.
old too.
and the-stir
Urinary and
Lilo can be
m if a hill. attention is
wit 'Ill toilet
fit
“it“!
saruaoar.
as"
‘Sinder
Stores
everywhere
These machines are now being sold at lower prices.
@allty considered. than any other. Whether you pro-
pose the purchase of a machine or not there In much to Inter-
est most women at any Sinner Store~all are cordially Invited.
SOLD ONLY 5!
Singer Sewing Machine Co.
South Norwalk, Conn.
L. e. Booth, Selling Agent.
lNSURANCE FOR AGED WORKING
PEOPLE.
BERLIN, Nov. 17.-—-'l‘he 25th anni‘
vcrsury of the late. Prince Bismarck's
announcement In the Reichstng that
the emperor was determined that the
state should systematically assist the
working people, male or female, in-
capacitatrd by accident, sick and old-
ngc, by lnsutance, was commented on
widely in the German press today,
which gecttrully approved or disapprov-
ed the results, according to the poll-
tical opinions of the commentators.
The Socialist, following the policy
which they adopted when the laws
were passed. found fault with the in-
surance as being Inadequate and not:
radical enough to really provide for
the “casualties in the industrial war-
fare and the disabilities of those worn
out in the service of capital." But:
the whole body of Liberal and Con-
servative opinion appeared convinced
that the laws are beneficial. During
the last 20 years $555,750,000 has been
paid ottt for sickness $232,750,000 for
accidents, and $13,500,000 for old age.
_._.._......_...
“KEEP YOUR HEAD COOL.
your conscience clear and your bow—
els open." There Is a ton of common‘
sense In it. Constipation is death in
life. The intestines are clogged with
matter. You must move it or be sick
—-fever possibly. Take Dr. David
Kennedy's Favorite. Remedy until the
bowels are clear anti natural. Write
Dr. David Kennedy's Sons. Readout. N.
Y.. for a free sample bottle. Large
bottles $1.00, all drugglsts. "
Free Sample Bottles at R. H. Plsisted'n
MELLEN APPOINTS VICE-PRESI-
DENTS.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. I7.—I’rcsldent
f‘. '8. Mt-Ilt-n today announced ills ap-
pointments of vim-presidents of the
New Haven. toad, effective on Decom-
bt r l. as foilowa: ‘
‘l‘. E. liryncs, with cities at. New
Haven: F. ii. Curtis. with office at
lit "ton; ll. Ill. Kooksrspergcr, with of-
tiu- at New Haven: in ii. McHenry.
with office at New Haven. The dutiel
are assigned by the president. The
only change In the appointment of '1‘.
id. Bryues. who has been assistant to
the president to the position made va-
cant by the retirement of Percy R.
Todd. from the position of first vice-
president of the road.
A YEAR OF ILOOD.
The year I008 will long be roman:
bored in the home of F. N. 'I‘sckot. of
Alliance. Ky.. as it year of blood:
which flowed Ito copiously from In.
’i’ackat's law that death loomed vary
near. He writes: "Buyers bleeding
front the lungs and a frightful cough
had brought me at death'- door. when
l began taking Dr. King's New Dil-
covory for Consumption. with the as»
installing result that after tuition four
bottles I was completely restored and
tut time has proved rmausntly our-
ad." float-unload or flow Minn,
Couxha and (folds. at F. H. aunt-u.
south NorWalk. and iii. P, Wood’s.
Norwailt. drug stores. Price We and
31.00. 'i‘rial bottle mu, '0
Fill in NIW HARTFORD.
Nillw HARTFORD. Nov. i‘f.-li‘lra
destroyed the home of Colon Roll. In
volt-so street. causing a loss of ”.000
y sterility. Notion. was saved .. ,
old me bleed m"
Milo
Ida
a... .t “l" ”“5““ stair. "
a men an or an
”teammate" duth hum] ‘1':le ‘
“aw r ‘I D
sly fl‘bufllfytllhfhfigipudiyfi tho
0, gland and this Rheumatism is We.
a all“?
Norwalk Chronicler