. to build a six track electric road from
.
L‘s _ ‘l 1 H.
but . i.
_ horrid
thil country. rim until”! spend their
‘ tau- listen had put Wyhdymne in what.
\ I. .
Ernest Seton Thompson Will
_ Ilium garconwltih Improve-
) outwith wife is 0 Scrap-
. nor Too. and They Have
' hired a Lawyer to Fight for
Item ‘
The New York. New linen and
Hartford Railroad company proposes
Stamford to New York. _
To give to her husband full parli-
culars of the aitem t of the. New York
New Haven and larti'ord Railroad
company to build this railroad through
their handsome country estate. near
Cos Cob. Conn. and to bring him back
tonsslst in a. bitter fight she already
planned to prevent the railroad inva-
sion, Mrs. Ernest Thompson
writer and wife of the artist. author
find lecturer. sailed for England yesterv
day on the Kaiser Wilhelm lI.
Seton is abroad on a. lecture to r
which will close in time for both
reach home for the Christmas holidays.
Before making final arrangements to
sail. Mrs. Seton had a conference with
Samuel lintermeyer of New York and
attained him to protect the Seton es-
fa
_ It is the purpose of the Scions to
fight the railroad in court and before
the railroad commissioners in Connec-
ticut. Contention also will be made
that the two old charters under which
the company purposes to build its new
high speed electric road from Ditti-
bury .to Ridgefield. to get a line into
the Berkshires are void.
if is asserted that the Scions will
ask for an injunction on the ground
that the charter expired many years
ago. What makes the Setons particu-
larly angry is that immediately along-
side of their estate is a tract of farm
lb. d which is on the market. and
w ich. they say. could be used by the
railroad company for its rlgh of way
with only a slight deflection from the
route, which carries the line through
the Seton property.
Since the railroad company decided
to build the road it has had thrct
mutes laid out. One was through
Port Chester and another through the
prowrty of a Mrs. Anderson. Both
these propositions aroused sttch pro
test they were itbuudonmi. The com-
pany fell back upon the third route
through the Scion property. Seeming-
1y it is dclcrmincd to adhere to that
plan unless the courts intervene.
if the old charters are valid, ilit
company can acquire the Scion proper»
ty by condemnation proceedings if the
state railroad commissioners of Con
necticut approve the route. The onli‘
discretion vested in the court would be
as assess the pecuniary damage it‘
which the Settius Would be cuiiildti
The company is so confident of its in
finance with the state railroad com
mission. it is said. that it has no fear
of a refusal to approve of its routc.
No legal proceedings have been in
ken but the first more by the com
puny will precipitate the fight. The
charters under which the New Yori.
and Hartford assumes the right to
build the road were obtained in Wall
street by J. 1’. Morgan & Company and
turned over to the railroad -(‘ompan.\'
for its use. One was granted in 1807
and the other also ls moss-arown with
age.
Seton. who wns born in South
Shields, England. In 1800. lived in ”to
backwoods of Canada from ititiii to iii»
70. and on the western plains from 18» ,
82 to 1887. He received his education
in the Toronto Collegiate institute and
the Royal Academy in London and ser-
ved as official naturalist to the, go
verntncnt of Manitoba. in 1890 he mar
vied Miss Grace (lullntln. daughter at
Albert (litilatln. or San Francisco. l-‘re-
viously be had distinguished himself
as an author. animal painter. illustrte
tor and lecturer. His m'cai aim has
been to encourage boys to study out-
door life. Since he went on the loc-
ture platform he has delivered more
than 700 lectures. with audiences
ranging from hub to 10.000.
Mada Artificial Wilderness."
Sederul years ago he purchased int:
acres of wild and rugged litutl along
the Sound ucur Cos Cob and Green
wlch. Conn. He built, a handsome
stone house there and converted the
grounds so as to make the estate.
which he christened “Wyndygmw.”
even wlidor than nature made it. By
building a dam across a valley he made
it large artificial lake and in it built
ten islands. The trees left standing
in the flooded district died and their
bleached and weather-beaten trunks
carried Beton's desire to have the lake
resemble one of those in the Adiron-
dack region. The lake. was made so
large. it was possible to row about
three quarters of a mile on the lake
pauper and about one and one-half
lies in the brooks and stream which
fad it.
,On the islands Baton built log cabins
and fences. The whole. idea was to -rt~
penance as far as was possible the for-
esllglh Which, he had spent a great
part of his life. To bring to Wynn»
done many birds Seton planted trees
and plants attractive to migratory
birds. and banished nil oats and other
animals which mi ht. prey on his fea-
thered friends. ’1‘ 0 result was that
Wyndgonail a regular stopping place
for wild ducks. geese and other migra-
tory fowl both in the fall and spring.
and the woods resound with the sins-
lag of 0 Connecticut birds. Various
but interesting animals also
yore lntrfiaed and carefully protect,
Huh Intent-incl Thou-until.
in the course of his lecture tours
Baton organised bands of young men
and be who called themselves “Bo-
tnn ital can.” Now there are hand-
reds of thousands of Seton Indians in,
muons camping in the woods. Af-
Sefon, -
_.... _._-.... 1...“..- .
general invitation to the "Seuon in-
dinns" to go there and camp out on
the ten islands oi‘ the in 'e. He also.
provided boats and canoes nnd‘nthcr
facilities for the. nmust-uueui of his
guests. Thousands of boys have avail-
ed themselves of the invitation. One.
island and log cabin hc sot apart for
his little daughter.
No cloud appeared until the railroad
company decided to build a lion
through the. esitttt‘ and across the iilitti,
The island of the little Seton girl i.
One of" those it purposes to eoni‘isruir'.
The most important brook, it was dis»
Covered. also would be converted into
merely a railroad ditch. The roadbed
would be built across the wcst end of
the estate, and within view of the So
itm home.
ihit‘utlst‘ the Scions have spoilt hund-
rods of thousands of dollars on \Vyu
dyaonc. and had spent years of person-
al and painstaking labor in the work.
Mrs. Seton itl(lk stops to defend the
estate. She received postlve insit'uc
lion from Solon lo grunt no concession
to the New Yorli. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad, which would enable
it to take any part of the property.
The line \\'Ilii'Il the railroad coinpnnv
plans to build is to be called
lrcenu'icb and lluubury
which. by the use of a portion of the
main line. will run from (ircenwit-h iti
l’iiislieltl.
(.‘nscnswcct is a barmidss compound
of vegetable extracts that is wonderful
in its beneficial effects on the stonr
achs of babies and children. Recom
incndcd and sold b_\‘ The Clifford
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phnr»
many. ”
lllt' ;
Railroad.
'a secret formula.
of C0d Liver
. fine old wine.‘-——is actually extri
and their oil.
3999030 Vinol {so real Cod Liver Preparation and does not i
coupon a single disagreeable or harmful ingredient and is not \'
Because Vinol contains all the medicinal eiemmsghe "
soothing, heulitg, strengthening and flesh creative properties
il—iiut without oil or grease.
at
.. pi»
rm". , f .a, I i.
El I
a
n
. Because everything in Witch—except the tonic iron and a
ictcd from fresh cods’ livers
Because Vinol is deliciously palatable and agreeable under
all conditions. Everybody likes it.
Because Vinol tones up the system, strengthens every organ,
nerve, muscle and fibre of the whole body and thus overcomes
weakness by thoroughly eradicating the cause of disease. '
That‘s Why Vinol is altogether different and better than any
other remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, and all Throat,
Lung and Wasting Diseases.
That‘s Why Vinol Restores Health and Strength fo‘
Delicate Children. Ii‘ceblc Old People, \Venk and Sickly
Persons, Nursing Mothers, and Convalescents.
KENEALY SPENT $26,693.
As Chairman of the Republican State
Committee.
Michael Keuenly. chairman of the
Republican State (‘entiai Committee,
filed his election expense account with
the Secretary of State yesterday.
(‘bniruutn lx'cuculy received $20,035
from all sources, and expended $20.-
tiiiii.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle,
lici.. says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have. great. distress
and belching. i tried everything I
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm. and one 00
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by it. Ii. l’lnisted. F. H.
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. ”
. _—__.--
BURGLARS BAFFLED lN NEW CA-
NAAN.
That a burglar did not carry away
considerable plunder from the home
of Mrs, Henry ll. Rogers. In Park
street. New t‘nunnn. h‘rltlalelflhl. is
credited to the vigilance of a dog. En-
trance to the house was gained 'by
nnuns ol‘ a’wiutlow, and ii is suppos-
cd that the lupulur. beginning his
search for valuables. encountered the
dog and hastily took his departure.
So far as the family can ascertain.
Miss Rogers said yesterday. he didn't
take anything else. excepting a couple
of lliiIt‘.i)l‘lllllllt'lli§l The same night. an
attempt was made to rob the house
of Benjamin i’. Mead. but here. too.
lIlt‘ thief was {tightened off before ht-
Illlil opportunity to take anything.
‘Backoche, “The Blues”:
Both Symptoms of Organic Derangement in
Women—Thousands. of Sufferers Find Relief.
How often do we be» women say: "it
section as though my back would break."
or“l?'on‘t speaicto 1:10.] am all out of
sorts ll Thesosigllilicantremarks prove
that the system rs ulres nthention.
Bucket: is and “ he blues" are direct
symptoms of an inward trouble which
will sooner or later declare itself. it.
may be omitted by disused kidneys or
some dersiigomcnt of the organs.
N sture rquIh-ss assistance and at once.
and i. die. .Pinkham'sVngetnblnCour
poun instantly asserts its curative
powers in all those peculiar ailments of
women. It has been the standby of
intelligent American women for twenty
years, and the but. judges agree that
t. hi the most. universally success-
ful remedy for woman's ills known to
medicine.
Read the convincing testimonials of
Mrs. Holmes and Mrs. Cotrely.
Mrs..l.(l.lloimu u, 1 1
Dakota. writes: '0 ar “OroiNorti
Desi-finsl’iazlhamé— ‘
" era war th with b
and fun-lo ti‘oubiwl hit tuggmulimt‘t‘ilco:
until my ti atom was in such a condition that
[was and late besbout and than It. was I
commanded In use Lydia Pinkhsm‘s Velm-
iabic Omnpound if had only known how
much luff-rip“! wanid have saved I shmild
have taken. months miter-«for a few
wooh‘ treatment made me well and mung.
My bucket-hes and hwlsches are all gone and
suffer no pain at my monthly periods.
ohm before I took . din E. I’lnitham'n
ngnbléctimpoutgd l adhered intmmpsin."
rs. mmn truly. 100 East. 10th
Street, New York City, write-i
“iii goT'tInmihlmitTon III a ri mm
3 , Ill , so a
plain ulldI ashram a. Lydlu .I’ink-
”regarded proper shape, he issued a
I
., I ..
hnm’n Vegetable Con ind.‘ When looms
mom-ed Min vtbo gimyioun'd I suffered
ever ing wi MI‘IW‘IIIFI, humiliation, and
fauna o troubles. I am conipl stel "cured and
enjoy a bent. of health, and await. all
to you.” . . 3
When women are troubled with irreg-
ular. suppressed or painful periods.
Weakness displacements air ulceration’.
that banging-down feeling. inflamma-
tion of . to IOIIIIIG organic. backache.
bloating (or flatulence). general de-
bllity. indignation and nerv on» prostra-
tton. or are beset with such Iytnptmnl
ns dizziness. fnlntneas. Jessi tude. OXLIII'
ability. irritability. nervous ncss. sletqn
lessuess. main study, “all gone” and
" want-bo-bedc alone". feelings. blues
and hopelessness. they shoiti‘d remem-
ber there is one tried and trim remedy.
Lydia Iii. l’inldhnm's Vegetable don.-
pound at once removes such troubles.
No other medicine has such I record
of cares of fun-lo troubles. into other
medicine in Ilia world has received this
widespread and unqualified endorse-
ment. Refuse to buy any submituto.
anus: lunch no woman.
. Remember. every woman is ma-diull '
invited to write to Mrs. l’inkham f
titers II anythln about her symptoms
she does not. an erstand. Mrs. Pink.
ham in the daughter-lu-luw of Lydia. E.
l'inkham, her assistant. inii‘ora her do-
tiesss. snd’for twenty-five years sing:
her advice but: been Iron y and cheer-
fully' ivon to every cilia woman who
ssh. or it. litu- advice and medicine,
have rcltmtadto health innummblu
woman. ”Address. Lynn. Man. '
“i '1‘ W. M's-ct "- “.mitth-ldn.
t
it
4” i.l..i‘
14*:Ii“. i't.
WE RETURN MONEY IF IT FAILS TO GIVE SATISFACTION
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY
iDEATH CERTIFICATE WAS moan-
: N re
I. .
i ’i‘ORRlNGTON. Nov. arm The body
{of Janios Bradley. which was found in
{nu oulhouse back of a house on Main
street. last Saturday evening. was
buried yesterday afternoon in the St.
Francis Roman (‘ntlioiit- Cemetery.
The funeral services were held Mot.
iday after which a burial permit could
inot be obtained on account of an ill-
‘defiuiie finding by the medical exuin-
inor on the cause of death. The revised
finding is as follows: “Found tloutl.
No marks of violence on body. No evi~
dent: of crime. Death may have been
due natural causes."
’Tbel‘irst finding was simply. “Found
dead."
$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 Cular h. Hall's.Caturrh Cure
is this only ositirc cur“ now known
to the medical fi'atdrni y. Catnrrh
being it constitutional disease. requires
a constitutional treatment. liall's Cu-
inrrh Care is taken internally. acting
tlirct‘ily upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of tlitI system. thereby tics-
troylng the foundation of the disease.
and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution anti as-
sisting nature in doing its Work. The
proprietors have so much faith in its
curative wcrs that they offer One
Hundredflulars for any case that it
fails to ‘ to send for list of testi-
moniais. ‘ '
Address F. J. CHENEY & (10., To
ledo. 0,
Sold by all druggists. 'll’w.
l'l‘ske llall's Family Pills for consti-
pation. "
RIVEREIRATES ROB YACHT
' “ " CLU
. . B.
BRIDGEPORT. Nov. 2l.~'i‘lic club
house of the Bridgeport Yacht (‘lub
was entered last evening supposedly
by river pirates. and a his silver cup
offered (or tioi‘y races was stolen. This
morning a detail of police. accompani-
ed by the local customs inspector and
Harbor Muster Morris. made a careful
search of the schooner ilcnry Willis.
which was suspectcti of harboring
thieves. but no cities were discovered.
The burglars would have made a
clean sweep of the clubhouse. but for
that the janitor frightened them away
by firing ii. pistol.
.HlNTS ON HEALTH AND BEAUTY.
A valuable ircinise on beauty hints
and complexion secrets routes free in-
side every 20 cent package of laixa-
. kola Tablets. a tonic laxative coutuiu~
it": extract of dandelion and cascnrin
Lfor the skin. 'F. H. Baxter. "
TRlNlTY STUDENTS SETTLE OUT
OUT COURT.
WA'l‘EitllilltY. Nov lit-Tho miles
against six Trinity students arrested
how early yesterday charged with
breaking into the Union Station were
settled out of court on payment of $5
each. They were arrested about 2
o'clock anti confined until 0 o'clock.
wlten thetcusss were settled, The site
dents. it Was claimed. broke into the
railroad station. and also entered the
apartments of E. W. Blitll‘l-i. owner of
it restaurant. The names given by
the boys were: James Edsnl. .inmes
l’ugc. liltlwnrd latngford. .losepli tira-
vus, Wliiituu Oliver utni Willinm Cross.
The best treatment for indigestion
and troubles of the stomach is to rest
the stomach. it can be rented by a
good digestant. Kodol puts the atom-
act: in shape to satisfactorily perform
its functions. Good for indigestion.
sour stomach. flatulence. palpltntlon
of the heart and dyspepsia. Kodni is
made in strict conformity with the
National Pure Food and Drug Law.
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy. ..
M’s-“h-“
HOTELi'MAN CLEANED OUT CASH
DRAWER
onusswrcn. Nov. lite—Elmer (3.
Parker. the proprietor of the Atlantic
Hotel. in dtnmford, was arrested here
. yesterday ion the chants of steitiinq
$57 from
tel yeste
be cash drawer of the ho
or. The nation. ULSUIIII-
1 ford. came here to gut Parker.‘but De-
puty Sheriff hitch. who acts as chief
of police.’ closed to give him up and
[or some the there was a wrangle be-
tween the authorities of the two plat:-
ts. Parker is held here.
HOW To IEAUTIFY YOUR sKlN.
‘Theprtnnlpai ingredients in Laxa-
liioiuflableta are cancer-in and danden
l a. vegetable laxatives known to
h vs a beneficial action upon the skin
on d complexion. Mild; late, “109,10
l-l. Baxter.
we I. . 'L'
W ”unrest ... "c
chocolate coated tablets. ‘20 cents. 1f.
i. l ' ”*“r “ ‘
Un urn-litmus Collision-b
italic. Post-I and Dining Can
Also Under construction. .
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2l.-'i‘ha
Pennsylvania Railroad has called for
bids for the construction of lot) all-
This will be the first lot of such equip-
ment to be made lll accordance with
the company's intention to build no
tniore wooden‘ cars. The decision on
this point was hastened by the pros-
wbich the company will not run
thing but absolutely fire-proof curs.
Bids are to be asked of the American
Car & Foundry Company. the Standard
Steel Catt Contpsny. and the Pressed
by tile Pennsylvania, but the new
cars will embody many improvements
upon this one.
The company’s shop at Altoonn will
also complete now very shortly the all.
steel buggabe car. which is in course
of construction as well as an all-
sloei postal car—the first to be com
structed by any railroad. This will be
delivered about January ist.
'i‘he Ptutusylvania has agreed with
the Postoillce Department to constrttt't
its future mail cars of 70 feet in length.
and suitable for use as either letter
or paper cars. The present pay for
railroad postal service is based upon
it our of 00 feet in length. so that
in the new cars an extra 10 feet will be
provided for which the company will
receive no compensation. The new
cars will add greatly to the safety and
convenience of railway mall opera-
tors
The motive power department. has
also just aproved designs for an ill-
stecl dining car. and an experimental
car of this character will be started at
once. The Pullman Company at the
instance of the Pennsylvania Railmud.
is at Work upon an albstcel non-inflam.
manic sleeping car. Some 500 such
cars must be completed and prepared
to.- the service by the time the New
York terminal is ready for Operation.
it Is the. expectation oflthe com.
pany‘s motive power officials that the
cars which are now to be ordered. will
be as completely fireproof and coili-
sion proof. as modern engineering
science has yet rendered possible.
——A healthy man is a king in his
own right. an unhealthy man is an an
iappy slave. Burdock Blood Bitters
ouilds up sound heitltb~keeps you
well.
-v---v--
BIG TAX PAID FROM ESTATES.
BRIDGEPORT'. Nov. Zl.—~During the
week just past the Probate Court for
the District of Bridgeport has paid
$9,360.77 to the State of Connecticut
in succession taxes. This is without
precedent in the history of the court
and it will undoubtedly be some time
before it is repented.
of the above amount $8,014.03 comes
from the estate of the late Monsignor
l), .l. (iremln. former pastor of St.
Augustine's church. and. $10,855.74
comcs from 'thc t-sfute,of the late
tit-orue io‘. Gilamn. millionaire tea iner-
chant anti resident of Black Rock.
DR. DAVID IKENNEDY, RONDOUT,
Y .
N. .
' Dear Sim-’Some time since I was
troubled with blotches coming out on
my breast. of a scrofulous charaCIer.
and my general system seemed to be
out of order. I was induced to try
Dr, David Kennedy‘s Favorite Remedy.
The first. bottle drove the eruption
away and I feel better every way. it
is a splendid blood medicine—Henry
S. Eldredge, Rochester. N. Y. "
Free Sample Bottles at R. H. Pialsted‘s
DEMOCRATIC WARDEN ELECTED.
WALLiNGh‘ORD. Nov. ‘Jl.——Henry
W. Andrews was elected warden by
till majority in the annual borough
election here yesterday. He is a Dem-
ocrat. A feature of the election was
the polling of 600 vote s such by the
hemorrnts and Republicans.
Derit‘s Little Early Risers. About
the most reliable pill on the market.
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy 0‘
new roux. saw my“ a
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
in Effect October 7. 1906.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.——12:66x. 6:14, 5:41, 0:18.
ti:50x, 0:58. 7:54. 8:18. 8:40, 9:0iix.
0:30x.9:48.10:55x,11:01.11117x.
P. M.—-12:52x. 1:00, 1245):, 2:07x.
3:20. 3:30x, 6:10, 5541. 6:6“. 0:40.
ii:ii.‘lx. 7:17x. 7:6“. 9:67x. 10:32.
Sundays.
A. M.—12:5tlx. 6:1“. Mix, 8:57.
9:43x.
P. M.——l2:60x. 2:47x, 2:57x, 5:41.
5:07, 7i18. 7:0“. 8:25x. 9:07x. 10:09.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.-—i2:00x. 12:09x. 4:64, 5:45.
0:40. 8:01. 8:05. 8:49, Szllx, 10:02x.
1010;», ll:00x.11:03.
I’. M.-—l2:03x. 1:04. lz-Iilx. 2100):.
2:05. 3:81x. 4:03x. 4:00, 4:32, 5:02x.
5:00. 6120. 6:001. 0:08. 0:68. 8:02x,
szoox. 0:29. 11:00x.
‘ Sundays.
A. M.-12:00x, 12:00:, 0:00, 7:30,
0:501. 10:02:.
P. M.--5:04. 0:001. 0:501. 8:02x.
11:00:.
IOUTH NOIWALK TO NEW
” HAVIN
A. M.—12:00x. i:i2x. “061. title.
7:24.8z25..0:10:.10:121. ll:05x.il:Il.
P. M.-——12:023t. 1:10, 8:071. 3222:,
4:12.162”, 0:012, 0:28. 7:04x, 0:27,
ll: . 4
Note—2:40 and 7:26 to nrldgeport
only.
Band-yo.
A. M.—-12:0iix. 1:1“. 1:56;. 7:87.
0:08, 10:64. litOlix.
P. Met-4:42.71“. 8:16,il:08.
SOUTH 'NOIWALK TO DANIURY.
A. M.—-Ii:20, ilzhl'ix, 0:68.
P. M.-~1:illi. 4:3“. 0:10. 0:07. 7:10.
\ Sundays.
A. M.-—9116.
P. Dir-7:80.
DANIUIY TO IOUTt-i NORWALK.
1 A. Lie—5:00, 7:26. lel.’ 10:00:.
1:10.
1*. M.-I:1s,tl:8li, 0:48.
lundayc.
A. M.-7:IIB.
P. Ila—0‘00, 'izII.
. . a i.)
met new. ‘
steel. non-inflammable passenger cars. ,
ress 0f the NeW‘l’ork tunnel, through :
any- _
SieelCar Company. Oneexpcrlmentul "
passenger car has already been built .
E
No. ‘
STOP THAT GOLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Brain“,
zillan Balm is breaking tip colds when-,har
ever tried. almost without exception. as
10c 25c. 50c and $1.00 bottles.
cutters. Baxter: and Plaisted's,
. i we. of . .JX . «
Inward cleansing is as necessary as outward bathing. To keep the
bowels free and regular is of even greater importance than to keep
the skin-pores from becomiu clogged.
yitcs disease.
mouy with phvsical laws.
for their use becomes less
and a positive cure for Cousti
Headache and Dyspepsia.
Sold Everywhere in none.
tuck last September, was resumed in
the Superior Court. yesterday.
testimony was a repetition of that l
which had been offered previously by
the defense and contained no new fea~ .
titres. - The trial will last into next.
wcek. .
.1.
frequent.
The i to “95.
ativc
‘ Thr ""rlwt of either in~
Everyone nee s a natural laxative occasionally. to
free the bowels of accumulated impurities. For. this purpose take .
BE-EGHAII’S‘ PILLS
.ihe greatest boon ever offered to those who suffer from the ills
that follow. constipation. For over fifty cars Be‘ccha' '5" Pills have -
been famous as} Stomach corrective. a Net r'cgttlaf r and Now?!
laxative. They never gripe not cause pain.
Powerful purgativcs
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patios, Biliousncss, Indigestion, Sick
100 Ind 250.
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RRICO TRIAL ENDS NEXT WEEK. HELD UP CHINESE LAUNDRYMAN.
WATERBURY. Nov. 21.—-The trial.
of Joe Errico charged with the mur- glars went .into it Chinese laundry on
tier of Pasquale Trsficnnti in Naugtt- icongress avenue today and robbed the
iiaundrvmau of his savings amounting
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 21.——Armed~bur-
iTHE NEW PURE‘FOOD AND DRUG
We are pleased to announce that
1Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs.
a safe re
The iadults.
OFFERED ‘ ‘
Propertyw
:colds and lung troublesls not affected
ilby the National Pure Food and Drug
as it contains no opiates or other
mful drugs. and we recommend it
edy for children and
, Pluisted’s Drug store
"i'l‘he Clifford Pharmacy.
dist of
and
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FOR SALE
Taler dGolden
74 Washington Street.
souni NORWALK. cosh. '
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PARTIES DESIRING TO PLACE THEIR PROPERTY IN
14—11011“ and 4 acres. Rowayton,
. 35-4-1011", barn, etc., West St..
39—Two building lots. Stuart Ave.. each.
40—-—Building lots, near East Ave, $500 up.
ssh—Beau 1
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Gx—House, Fairiicld Ave.
68—Building lots. Summit, Elmwood. chrieu and
, Taylor Avenues.
69—Frontage on Washington St.
7o——-—Cottage on shore at Bell Island. furnis ted.
71—House and 4 acres. River St.. Daricn,
82---Two building lots, Elmwood Ave., $85t._ and
9r——-—~House. Marshall St.. South Norwalk.
97-—-—-H0use. Elm St.. Norwaik,
99——-—Cottage, Hickory Bluil‘.
too—House. South Main St.. South Norwalli.
toi-——Farm at Wilton. modern,
ton—Harbor View Beach lots. $275 up.
103—-—-—Dock property at Norwalk
tots—House. Winfield St.. East Norvyallr.
toy—House, 4 acres of land. Noroton Heights.
tog—House. Richmond Hill. Stamford.
1ro—-——Harb0r View Park lots. $325 up.
xix—~House, Hillside Place. 8 rooms.
1 tau—House, Elizabeth St.. 14 rooms
n6—-——Housc, :1 rooms. Elizabeth St..
uy-——-H0use, :1 rooms. Gerard Place.
its—Building lot, Van Zapt Ave.. East Norwalb
inowBuilding lots. Woodward Ave. $450 up.
rah—House, 6‘ rooms, Rows ton.
xaa-wflouso. barns. 4 acres. onnectlcut Turnpike.
123—40 acres land. Scribner St..,
124—52 acres land. Connecticutv'l‘um lire]
us——~Cottl e, 6 rooms. Winfield St..
all located cottage at Bell Island. In:
. lot 40 by us.
,Ilt Norwalk,
126—-—-Bulld n Iot, Fort Point St.. East. Norwalk.
clden Ave.. Norwcllt .
rag———Buildlng lot on Elmwood avenue,
taB—-—House.
isle—House. Windsor Place, lot 501(125. 'watcr.
t3:-—-—Houce. Windsor Place. 7 rooms. water,
ran—~House, Elizabeth St.. lot 4OXI25y
:33--—Housc, West Ave. lot 54:150.
x34—-——-House. Savicw Ave, East Norwalk.
xggwflouse, Clinton Ave. 8 rooms,
136-~Tw0 building lots. Clinton Av... each.
rap—Two building Iota Clinton “Av... ouch.
rah-«House and ham. cor. High St. and Bsyview Ave, '
”go—House, Reynolds St.. East New lk.
rqo-uBuildlng lot. 3|:th Ave. -
rgr—vflouu, Bayviow Mm. lot ”also.
144—300“, Teflon St.. 6
iqs-wI-Ioum. Day and
rooms.
usual-louse. to rooms. Div St..
:47---House' and 0 cores. Strawberry Hill.
man—Double house aluminum Sprin St.."
mom-House. 7‘ rooms. improvements.
xsru—Cottsfe. East Shore, Bell Island. .
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ng lots, :illaylot Ave. and Sunmilt ht" ”50 to
isawEight-room house. Cottage Aim, Edit: Norwallt.
i54uu-Building lot, 55mm. Maple Avenflut Norwaik,
nan-Jam at West Norwalk. GOIGI‘UM. . i . _
”Bu—Hm for two families. Valley Place.
try—“Doubt. house. is room. Burundi at.
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THIS LIST CAN DO SO WITHOUT EXPENSE. IN LISTING
PROPERTY GIVE FULL DESCRIPTION AND DETAIL .
OUR TERMS FOR SELLING 32%. S
TERMS. ETC.. OF THE FOLLOWING
OUR OFFICE. APPLY BY NUMBERS.
9-—-—-House. Crescent Terrace, 10 rooms,
FULL DESCRIPTION,
LIST CAN BE HAD AT.
3 6.000
15.000
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500
6.000
5.000
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1,000
3.000
51500
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