‘ 1 consistent! odd y no
, Insanity in the 'Iusumnon
‘“ t ‘1‘“ next Monday all the
lb ciliiiit‘y', Ii'x'cetit liiiilnc‘
tie“ at that time that the ques-
After that question is decided the
hilarity comnnnslonars .pIepaI'e to re
w the old 'llcensestt Indus:1 may upon
oiedw applications that by some
a
As this Issuing 9‘!- licenses will be
I. the not antler that much discussed
“w lw, it promises to be at more
miter! asuiti hi the opelatlon
I were changes “and restric-
onsI One of the most. important than
urea of the new law is that in re
gard to booths and side rooms
‘ ' ' Booths and 8lde Rooms
fronting renev‘zals of old icenfes
s
ffi fibii‘ei's'
sideratlon this question of booths and
. , For th past .tew days
they have been cons dering how they
Ito IdVH fy themselves for the
g ‘elis'es with reference to
the booths and side rooms The com
, misioners have decided to put it up
do the: applicant
in other counties there Is an oil!
cer appointed to go around and look,
up the“: satellite There is no“ such .of«,
£054,“ [11' In a. mum: except In Bridge.
vibe" 'e ih‘e commissioners have
the assistance of Offl‘éi Hazel.
7 Can't Visit All Saioone.
I “‘ 7' ‘s‘ :i‘ :ihlild reassemble for '“
‘ In. (new to visit ever
. tTIK 5 uii “
for inspection they will rely upon the
o eration of the new law itself, which
requires that each applicant
the
one or
conditibns existing in the building
wherelhe monoxide to open a saloon
’ l, i'cdllt will be asked I; eciflcnl
D is;
questt II. I. it he swears that all is cut
went en the board will act favorably
“912i is (“gain ('i nod
» dvl Ilj, suqu that his huIIoqu i:
as resulted by the law, it will tlII-I
be up to the saloon keepct to shun
' titdt his statement was not false.
Sbvere Penalty.
- If any applicant should make
V 1 false statement the punishment will
, be, prettyi severe. He will not only for
m” felt his license and bond of $300,
know Itmtlcr of 9760, but he will also be
' unable to hold another license for a
year. Then there is the state prison
staring him in the face on the charge
I “.01 perjury I .
"The commissioners believe that the
penulties are so severe that no man
' «filtereiotnke the risk and swear
Madly, fur discovery would be certain,
sooner or later.
“I. ' b'Brlin Approves Plan.
ol'méi' City herll'f Matthew E
0 rich has con erred with the .com-
mlgslcners ob this question and he is
colivn need that their action In correct
and e belieIIEs It will work well be-
cause of the punishment that will fol-
MW at Vib‘ldiltlfl.
So far as is known there is hardly
allydlksltliobd of a reduction in the
of towns In this county which
nth wet!” Some of them will not
vote- 13in the question of license at all,
while others, will have contests that
are. sure to end in favor of license.
, The towns outside of Bridgeport
which are "dry" me: Bethel and Wll
till)“. 0! these towns there are possi-
biiitie's of change to “wet" in Bethe!
and IITrIinibull
All the rest of the towns are 1!-
cans and of the list New Canaan is
the one which has possibilities of
chm” _
‘ RH c NNo‘l' BE CURED
withA DAL A PLICA’TIONB, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Cnhrrh is b. blood or constitutional
disease, and In order to cure it you
must take internal remedies. Hall's
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and
' acts directly on (the blood and mucous
surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure in not
aqunck medicine. It was prescribed
by one of the best physicians in this
v.
country for years and is a regular re -
scriptlon. It III composed of the
tonlcs known, combined with the best
blood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect com
binntlon of the We ingredients is
but produce. such wonderful results
notation Clitlltttb. Send for testimon-
lull
3‘. J. ONENEY II c. Preach
, ‘l‘old lde 0,0
, Gold by fire is price 75c.
'l‘nke Hall's anally run for con
situation. '
COTTON GONVENTION.
NEW YORK. Bent. m—SIaveniy delv
hunter who are on their way to attend
lino Intern tionnl Cotton Convention.
. , Which ‘wil III at Atlanta. tin,
next IIIIinitb,b II we today on the
, steamer Cnmpanln. 'l‘hey to resent
i tton menu tincturern of ill the
‘ The deloglfilon
earn 0 un-
. , ,' filth! ns‘ilgipi'enidtnt Ile-
‘ yelr I! retire tor America, .n
‘ flaunts! delegates were
ruler of their country
the cotton
'“I’
industries of
, .Il'ollcrl THA‘I'I. Hubs
III ouch of duckies n Arnicn naive
and htlpphm combination ot III-ht
In g‘hosllnr balsam over
in: ‘ tor how all the
. ‘ ire will cureit'.
this, chili, wounds oI
lute cure. danish
' er‘ dflmfllh fit
I edits snatches. The lsttet were exer-
Ion of license or no license comes up. I
lions the principle of ti: ,
“tnIlIIlne” engines whirl: Ii l I
s’tnnla across the Atlantic in allude .. I
» old as the hills.‘ rial: sinful:
tilllt a“! tile“ Gide hihntd furl l4 IfI-I
Illa“! Windmill With' stun: u .su‘ I‘Itulul
to! wind as a driving pom...
Consequently It may be. It ‘:'Il,
Gluing lit the prison yard and Were not 0ch y o‘lIl canal boat at Cot-ntm in
titanium to look «upon Janine were old with u‘ creaking windmill lo pinup mil.
men. some young an there was a bar h“ ,
. no water can claim relationship
”mm“ of mm“ a” “n ”‘9 "ml“ with the first lady of the seas. obese
and as they marche aimlessly along
New Britain Herald man visited the
prison rumour there were .508 con-
virta there. of whom 73 are serving
4
I
.I
I In
penance.
AlQnS the will: corridor of the main
prison “$19 “I“Iéiifad Illll'l‘lefdly upn “niggfnxgygmxgfigw complicated
owit as is very l! e do leaded
d W's “ Frbtn the inventor’s standpoint, of
him his speed, a young man in the gray
derive! a convict. C. E Liuscott. the course it was one thing that the prin-
$233; “3:: tgflgm; Eerefggnslgsmf 'e~ played on eveiy hillside in the shape
plied that he was Empost 0 0.: Bridges“ ofievolvlng windmills and unite anothl
for murder and whose“ execution has engulf,
been set for December. He was to
have been hanged early in the year
but the Italian government took on in
terest in his case and succeeded in so
during a stay for him.
looking fellow, pale as death and as‘
restless as a wild animal. lie Is in
hopes that his friends, will be able. to
save him. from the. gallows in the
small desolate looking building in one
As might be expected the de
disheartening failure lven today.
table has drclv on a white cone hefmo
'her 2,800 miles across the sons, the
new type of enhlne is still on tIial‘in
the Mollie they presented a and up engines are blown cream: by steam in
piliin windmill fashion, for all the mug I
keeper, who escorted the Herald maniflme of the turbine was blatantly dis! V.
port, who is under sentence of death or to think of upplylnp; it to :‘I steam: g
{ velopmont of the turbine steam engine g
has been slow and often delayed by f
He is ‘1 “’0‘ “5“ when the power of the mammoth Lush V
the eye of engineers and much is yet
women. becomes one ry been V
iii neglect. at such symptoms In:
littokllltlhép 1m new will“ 01anth ~~
'Ioeutii. Pain “Int 4 Hi In. Drug ng
Sensations, Dizziness “and Sleep eu-
IIe can
remand that bydiiilli Pinkholu'e
3' agelnlilutcam will) made tram .
on vo r00 0 an or .
Imu case's of '10 are “Ewan tiny“ '
other one chick a
ulnte. siren“
VpVIc'Ii i'itls‘ we
: riff}. t
mmE
'l‘ M I'Il the
"1110 iii.“ the Pi
time time being
deuce of the value of
Plnltham’ .9 advice. I
Lydia E. Pmkhaln’s Vegetable Compound
For more than 80 years has been curio oanemnle Complaints, such
Dragging Sensations, Weak ‘,BnIck Fall nfiand Displacements. In
Illumination and Ulccration. and Organic senses, and it dissolv
and Stools Tumors it an early stage. I .
bill's. Plnkhath’s Standing Invitation to Women“
Wanton whoring from any form of female weakness are invited
write Mrs. Illinkham,i II on. Mass. forndvice. Shots the Mrs. Pinkhnm who
has been advising at 0 women free 0! charge for more 1: n twenty' “
ears. and before that. she“ assisted her mothe’r-ln- larval: aE. Pinto
am in advising1 Thus she ls especially well qualified to guide sick“
women back to saith. Write today, don twalt until toolate. I:
II n h oi
humid th’
volume of unsolicited and grateful testimonials o
bubonic “r at Lynn. Mass. many» Which“ are from
u’bllshe by special rminsion Ive absolute cvi '
glydin E. Pinkham‘s sociable Compound and Mr: V
“w
__.n
til 90 stationary blades t
appoint of the Parson
complete I.
The lllQlltlt In the development. of
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CHARGED W 'l’ EVADING FARE.
Conductor Ernest Wilden, bf South“
:NnrvIInlk wanna in ‘clin’r’ge of the train
.‘Ilue here at 8: 20 “from New York this
essential
: III'blne is
' Coirignn, of New York.
corner of the prison yard and in
which two men have been executed to he moved about them before their
the team turbine is an English luven»
tor, Charles A Parsons wheat: rer—
looming detected a man riding on a-
during the past year.
George Warren, the oldest of
position or hdttlcultutist. His flowm
some, like 'Gray’s rose,
almost half a centuty within the pill
on walls
the
life“ prisoners, still continues in his old
beds are as carefully attended to us
any of. the finest. lawns in‘the old town
of -Wef.h“ersileld, and while the bios-
waate their
sweetness on the desert air. they are
planning to the eye and a source of
pride to the old man who has spent
supIemacy ov e: the old style engine is
assured.
Every one knows by this time that“
the turbine engines of the Lusitania
are. radically different from the old
Iinshloned engine, as we have known it
on locomotives and elsewhere. Jun".
what the difference a: may not be so
well understood. The word ”turbine"
in itseli’convoys very little idea to the
lay mind, and the Word “lecipiocuting”
1101., ,, sails:
Commutation: ticket from New York to
Br dgeport, made out in the name of
Sileyer“ Arnold who was ill rested in
Stamimd a while ago for riding on
another man's ticket. The man on
Conductor Wilsons train admitted he
was Mux Baiash, and like Arnold is in
the employ 0f the Globe Publishln'
Company. He said he had been riding
on the ticket for u week. Conductor
Wilson took hint to police headquur
ters, where he was held In a bond of
$25 for his employer to come here and
settle the case with the railroad com
hlnia. constructmn 1894 was the first
iurlgigic (II'Ilven steam vessel In the“
war I
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle,
"1 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 50
cent bottle cured me completely.
For sale by R. if. Plaisted, I" H. Bax
Odd ‘siiiobits in he county
shall,
make ft sworn statement legarding the
.99
'egardin" the booth and sde room
upon the license so far as this ques?
a:
a.
(‘hnrles (lllbclt, “of New 1!Iltaln,tho
second oldest prisott'er In point of ser
vice in the institution, is given It great
deal of liberty and has much improved
in nppealance during the past 1"
months A year ago he suffered from
Iheuuutllsm and he moved around with
apparent pain nhd dulllcully He is
motc supple now, his his home is as
bulky as met, and In working aI'IouudI
the. cell rooms he is left much to his
own inclinations. and being a model
prisoner the guards do not pay much
attention to him. lie has at times
been put to work on the lawn and he
never ,l‘allcd to return at. meal times.
Gilbert however was not always so
tractable. lie is one of the few pris-
oners who Succeeded in making thelI
escapal om the prison. That. howavor.
was a z rent many years ago and he
has liked the place much better since
his return
Kate Cobb and her paramour. Bish-
op, both serving life sentences to: mur-
der, have now spent almost thirty
years in the institution. Bishop, al-
ways a. spate looking illitll, is now more
so, being What may be reasonably call
ed very thin, and wears glasses. He is
employed in the kitchen, where they
make ,snccotash in it tank and bake,
I 109 loaves of bread in the oven which
is operated by electricity. Mrs Cobb
like all the other female pIisoners, is
which is the technical name to: the
old style of engine is a terrible name
to hand out to an Ignoznnt public
IhlIsilng “'fo‘I kllOWledlge. Let it be
said at the outset that reciprocating"
menus to engineers nothing more or
loss than .I back and faith motion as
distinguished from a ciIcnlm motion.
Oddly enough if anyone happened to
be cast away on n desi-IIIItI island and
wished to invent II steam engine the“.
chances are ten to one that given no“
knowledge. of how one opeiates, he‘
would git to onk on the them) of the
new turbine as the slinblest and most
obvious idea. To the lay mind the old
“reciprocating" engine which James
Watt invented mete than a century as
and which engine is in genciul use, to-
day seems much more complicated
and harder to understand.
The thetl‘y of the reciprocating 0n-
gine can bes I be. illustrated by blow-I
lug into II tube, first on one end and
then on the other. Obviously anything
that fits fairly tightly in the tube will
be moved back and forth by the air
measure.
This is exactly the tonud- in; motion
which is obtained in an engine 0)th:-
(let Iby letting strum blow that into one
end and then into the other, Iltlvlng
a “piston" to and no. Every locomo-
tive and Mary steatnboat engine- (ex-
cept for the turbines) works in just
employed in the laundiy and when the that way
Herald man entered with Keeper l. the Right- here Ifl'curs one trouble with
wit, she was sitting in a corner sew the reclplocutmg type of en inc,
ing and did not raise her head.
Mrs. Rathbun and Mrs Jennings.
five other liters. were not so timid.
Mrs. Cobb has an opportunity to see
Bishop at. religious setvices every
sundny, though he cannot see her. The
men occupy the ground floor in Vibe
chapel while the Women albiitthe
northeast corner of the gallery, the
front of which is screened. enabling
those behind to see those below but
preventing the latter from seeing
them.
As has often been remarked. the
prison is wonderfully clean: even the
insane word is a model of neatness
and the wonder of it all is that “all the
cleaning is done by the prisoners them-
selves. The food is pure and whole
some, there is always plenty of it and
it isVserved in sufficient variety to
make it still more palatable. The shirt
factory is as busy as ever and the
mien there turn out 1,100 dozen shirts
every week.
which as will be seen later. the tui-
bine eliminates. As stated above, the
old—style engine sets by It tound- fro mo-
lion. Now the wheels of a locomo-
tive, of course, r'eIolve as do also the.
paddle wheels of a ferryhoat and a
Sound steamer and the propellers.
which drive the ocean liners.
Therefore the to and fro motion
must be changed to it circIIlar motion
before it. can he put to use in turning
locomotiva wheels paddle wheels or
propellers. Hence the device of a
“crank" which necessarily is present in
locomotives and steam vessels in some
form. The perpendicular rod in a new
in; machine, attached at one end to
the foot rest nhd“ at the other end to
the clrctinlfererihc of a wheel is an ob
vlous example of a crank. The bottom
and moves up and down only, the top
end describes a perfect circle.
Turning from the old style recipro-
outing engine to the new “turbine" it
will he soon. at once that the new
engine is radically and essentially
different in its operation. Also, it
embodies much the slmplier and more
obvious idea of the two, it Would
seem.
In the turbine the steam is blown
upon revolving blades exactly as the
wind blows on a windmill. It there-
wlmpure‘ blood runs you down——
mnkea you an easy victim for organic
diseases. Burdock Blood Bitters pm-lo
lies the blood—«cures the causewbuilds
you up.
LOST IOY IN RIDOEFIELD.
poor for $12.55. :.
tor and The Clifford Pharmacy. "
..__ {I P‘ K
WEST ST. AND SCRIBNER AVE,
" South Norwalk.
u
We are ndiv developing this choice residential property, lo-
cated on the high land. within ten minutes of the station. It has
been carefullyifrestricted, and divided into half a'cre lots, which
We now ofl'ei' (“girlie builder or investor.
OWN YOUR HOME
by purchasing a plot for cash or on our easy payment plan. If
you are prepared to build at on ce, we will make you a very at-
tractive proposition. Ask your local broker or write us. We are
not strangers in South Norwallc—Harbor View Beach and Har-
bor View Park, and new the he‘s? of all, HIGHLAND PARK.
E. 8. Nine. Pres. fredeiitk Jenkins. Ireas.
252 Huguenot Street,
New Rochelle, NY. Tel. 823,
III Paintball Ii Suit Holisr.
33 SOUTH MAIN 81., BO. NORWALK
h .~—w--I..'I'i .—
Tuie Economics in“ Women‘sflFashionable
Fall Garments.
fore, sets up at once a circular mo-
tion, Instead of starting a to and fro
motion as the old style ‘reciprhhntln‘g"
steam engine dens. The engine can
«therefore drive the propellers (in tho
case of an ocean liner) directly and Iii
friction and strain of the crank are
eliminated
0! course, the engines on the Lusi-
tania resemble a windmill about as
much an a locomotive relemhles a
wheelbarrow. But the on derlylnd
principle is une ringed If one plottir-
en a dozen win mill wheels placed
one behind the other in a row an
attached to the some shaft, so then
conceives at them as placed w this a
long tube, on domestication of wigs” tun.
blue engine is o clothed.
RIDGEFIELD, Sept. 28.-«'l‘he police
today took Into custody a boy about
10 years of age, who has been wander-
ing around the town in ii dazed con-
dltion and is apparently lost. They
wore unable to learn anything from
hlmns to his home. He has given the
name of Robert Lincoln but little eig-
niflcance is attached to this as he has
given different names to various per-
sons. The boy was welldrossed and of
wood appearance. The police think he
became demented by overstudy and
had strayed from home. He has been
sent to denvmrt jail for thirty days
on a technical charge of vagrancy.
HEALTH N THE CANAL ZONE.
The high wages paid make it.
mighty temptation to our young art!-
it
in at one end will obviously strike all
the blades of the wheels In succession
and set the whole mass or them spine
Tremendous sale olINew Fail We arlnp Apparel, at under-prices without
. rival. We make all alterations free, guaranteeing a perfect cuntom fit, and
saving you frontier: in 010 on every out i or Coat because we manufacture a
our awn pectin. By dealing with the Parts you not more for your money
their: lo any store in this Country. Do me and be convinced.
LADlEB' SUITS, In Black, Blue, Brown,Garnei,Greon and Gray. silk or
satin lined. In all wool motel-Iain. Broad cloth, Serge, Chet/lots and Pan-mu, at
.1498, 019.98, 924.00, 020.90 and 036.00.
JIEB’ stars, in the newest Itrlpu and all lengths oi coats-«tight
1m... ”moduli” ma Frisco cusp styles—014.08.919.98, 024.08 and $35.00.
LADIEG' CHECK AND PLAID TR AVVELING GOATBJ full longthl, 04.90.
09. to. 014.08. 019.90.
LADIEB' MAGIC. BLUE AND GA RNl'l" COATS. 04.98.
919.90. 924.98, 929.99. '
LADIES’ SKIRTS. in Panama and Chiffon Pensions, the but in the
MOI-walks, $5.99 and 07.90.
“ 4
09.98. 014.98;
I
‘iou
suns to join the force of skilled Work
Inch needed to construct the Panama
Canal. Many are restrained, however
by the four of lovers and malaria. ft
is“ the knowing (mesa-those who have
used Electric Bitters, who no there
nin together.
It? the marine turbine“ the shaft to
which the steam blades are attached Id
It continuation o! the [mph daft tto
which the would or in It
“revolutions of which in
the water '
without this fear, well knowing they
are safe from mullu-loun influence with
Electric Bitters on buns (turns blood
poison the, biliousu‘e a. weakness an
generated.) by F. It. hasten drum
c.
all stomach, liver an kidney troubles.
actor‘s drive the vessel ahead One In»,
provetuent to be found in the
sons turbine used on thew Lusitania.
Would almost supper Itself. As the *
.eteam trike: a starting bitttio it?M ls .
3.! oil toward the tub nails orde
e
like ..
”4 LADIE8’ FRENCH VOIL SKIRT? $7.98. 39.98. 011.08. 014.00, 019.78.
.98. “ 7 '
WHITE W 431:8, fi‘tim 750 up to $6.98.
LAG! AN 87' WAISTG. irilj‘lt .3.” 00 012.50.
SILK WAI8,I$1.98 up to ”.98.
BLACK PETTIOOATS, from 980 up to $7.90.
EILK AND LAGVE DRESSES, from $0.98 to
"5010 SELF REDUCING CORSET?) 980,
E » M"
Well as Eloguent in Pulpit.
Archbishop Patrick J. Ryan, of Phil-
udolphia. is as famous as III wit as he
is clot! out use
the stories told bf his quick rcpurtee.
When Wilyue MucVeagh, former attor~
my “general of the United States, was
counsel for the Pennsylvania railroad.
he called upon the archbishop in com
pany with Mr. Roberts, president of
Ike Pennsylvania. system.
"Your grace," said Mr MneVeag-In'
“"Mr.“ Roberts, who always tiav‘ele with
V his counsel, will undoubtedly, “get .‘youV‘
I passes oveI all the wineries in the
t ha y a
United States if in return you will go
him It pass to Paradise."
"1 would do so gladly," flashed the
archbishop, " if it wmo not for sepnrnt
“ lug him from his counsel
till one octanlou AIchbishop Ryan
‘ “complained to it l’lIllIIdlephlu editor
that one. of his sermons had been bad-
ly reported.
“I am sorry," the editor responded,
“but one of our best men, who is like-
I‘ wine a Catholic. did it. "
“What's his mime?" the prclnte in-
united. ’
“Kilpntrick, " answered the editor.
was the urchblshop' s final shot
to be It difference between Cardinal
Gibbons. of Baltimore, and AIchlIishop
An interview
(at asked Archbishop Ryan where he
stood in the alleged ctlritro'versyvr
‘ “As mchblshop of Philadelphia." he ,
answered, “I“ naturally stand half way
bdiwoen New Yo‘rk and Baltimore "-—
Philadelphia Press I
4......
GEESE BEAT TU RKEYS.
Norfolk geese Were ’driven up , to
condition.
days of‘ railways to let
tIansport themselves.
lug ten miles a day
The culinary day’s march of
tlnee miles better than the geese.
Queensbcrry that a drove of Suffolk
I geese would beat on equal number of f
I turkeys in a walk to London the geese ‘
won by forty-eight hours. 'Cornlsh's
IW‘AnlnInl Artisans."
aillvine, and many are.
“And he- came mighty now doing it, ,"|
Some ycals ago there was supposed I
London in thousands withnltt losing _
It paid better before the ‘
the geese
The largest drove mentioned was one I;
of 9, 000, which went from Suffolk, I
through Chelmsfo‘rd and on to London. '
They took their journey easily, march»
the “I“,
German army is thirteen miles, only
When Lord Oxford bet the “Marquis of '“
dAMUSEMENTSD
hinge ' . “ g
t without I b ink who: in the “open , V
' I
air. Nothing is gained by neglecting
the body, and the little time about In
outing for it is mom than made ,in
in vigor that follows respect of the
atomic hygenlc lawn
D0 in but In Best "5
tinting Blue on The
" billet?
The Steve tliat has been III use for
the past twenty ycaIs, or more if so
F L i R I.
They“ are recognized as the best
Heating Stoves III use.
You can keep It fire in this Stove
fI'OuI Fall to Spring. .
F. A. MITCHELL,
Open Monday and Saturday
Evenl rigs.
COR. HIGH AND WALL STREETS,
NORWALK, CONN.
l
l
p I
«win: your, are: .
“glasses constantly
work loose, put an ‘ :
the annoyance by wearin v
. Ritetite
I PE
ye-églasses
No Shaking, no adjusting,
“’ no stud screws to come loose.
i Ask to see them.
‘llomerB lioyt
Rafi-ac ing Optician.
7-8 Unite Bank Building.
“ . tel. 35342.
HOYT’S THEATRE
one NIGHT out‘v.
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 30TH.
NIXON &. leMEBMAN
Present the Gore cously Staged Musl-
cal antasy,
“THE GINGERBREAD MAN. "
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