col ., Allan any-
thing you can use. It contains so
dangerous drugs and is pleasant to
take; itpiesves the i ‘
chloi . tubes in u" Milli:
PRicB all until". emu. '.
Ever-youths. Guaranteed lot? We sat—
isfaction or purchase price re coded.
the , Pharmacy...
. "MET.
9 billing, tongue. , '
mnmllum Fuc‘d‘fl‘llhll‘iih
Roy Fancher has taken a position in.
the factory. of the Locomobile‘ Cd'm-
puny._ of Amerlcu."in Bridgeport,
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A meeting of the Knights of the
Maccabees was held Monday evening
and Bert Brunstrup was elected a dole»
gate to tbeconuention to be held in
Bridgeport. .
«emotert‘uin‘ldéht "sud dancing to-
night. Rowaytonyflose .,mepapy Fuir.
The regular weekly prayer meeting
was held last eyening at the East. Ave-
nue Methodist Church instead of on
Thursdsl’. as last Hallows’cn the boys
played sojmanyprunks that they broke
up the service. ,_ ‘
”The Fire: Di
whose super”:
. 'fb‘llimlttee under
Lefisewers have
been and site" pgfi’i‘imare. quite aux.
ions that. bmuglpwnepchln the streets
in which‘ cne_xjsswspgvnsve been laid
would connedtth’e'“ leaders of their
houses with them. The’water from
this source would flush the sewers and
very materially. aiming keeping them
free and in gobydécondition. Eventually
this Will be ddn’e’by uli‘fibul what is
wanted is that it he‘not too long dc‘
luyed. ' f‘ 4; - -
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ROWAYTON.
Miss Alice Thomas. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Minot Saunders. oi' Gains-
vilie, Flu, who has beenrthe guest of
Mrs. Franklin Crockett. Mrs. G. 11.
Guider and Mrs. James Stevens. is now
the guest of her aunt. Virs. Homer
Saunders. of New Canaan. Miss Tho-
mss will return to this place on Fri-
day and will remain until next Wed-
ebduy. after which she will go to
.rooklyn for a visit with bliss 1.. ll.
Morehousc, sailing for Guinsvllie on w
November 20. Miss Thomas is .n
charming young lady and an accom-
p ished musician. buying just finished
a course in the. louservat‘ory of. Music.
at Washington. I). C. »
~~Suppcr tonight. liowuyton ilosc
Company Fair.
Dr. und Mrs. Charles-E. Hacklcy re-
ceived a telegram today announcing
the. death in Omaha. Nebraska, of Mrs.
Henrietta Wilson. who has been at resi-
dent here for several years. For the
pivot yeur, owing to rheumatism and
heart trouble, she had been living in
Omaha. She. leuves three. daughters
and many friends hero will regret. to
learn of her demise. The remains will
be brought to Washington. 1). (3., for
interment. Mrs. Wilson was the widow
of General Thomas Wilson, lute Unli-
cd States Army. and the daughters
ure: Mrs. Wurrcn Switzicr. of Omn-
ha, Nob: Mrs. Bou‘ton. wife of Major
Frank Boulon. United States Army.
stationed at Fort Leavenworth. Kun-
sus. and Miss Murguret Wilson. of
Rowayion.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Mrs. Mark Norman was it visitor in
South Norwulk yesterday.
mm-
Preparatory lecture will be hold this
evening in the Congregational Church.
Mrs. William .l. Fleming is cutertuiir
ing the Afternoon Whilst Club today at
bcr homo.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Stevens nrc vi-
siting their daughter in the went for
u i’cw works.
A hullowo’on sociui will be held to-
morrow uvoulug ut the home of Miss
illuiiu Austen.
The first of the nut-ins of usscmbiicu
will be hold in the town bull on
Thanksgiving err.
by of
guy will
The first. meeting or the Reading
.Glt‘cie won bold lust week at the home
"of Mrs. Clurcucc licll. '
mm
The regular monthly. mes
Eagle. llook and builder Comp
be held next Moudny.
Charles Byington has resigned from
Council's grocery store. and (korgc
.Woundy has taken his place.
. Letters remuining uncalled for in
induction t cinch, ihin week urn for
Arthur by! old and Joseph Bailout.
John Much has resigned from Mont
ms at Painter's starcwhorc‘bo has
been outplayed furs number at years.
' . and Mflntfldfbert Fl. brown
hufiimumsdlg ' it visit to New
York and Ham
wit. wen a. visitor in
smith Norwaik.
ill
Juicy.
’ has " i if its
Amount : , sane: or i:
arrest of Audi‘mH incitcrging him
with nonsupnort. ». , adis will be tried
the latter Dirtfiifilfi. beck.
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multiplier tonight“ itswuytou. floss
pkg. pllsgatiou of drunkenness.
H lln ' n, it pro't
‘ interesting. ‘
._. .. h 1,. l
f Rowdy-i
er House.
which. was operated for years by
'.i ck' Huggerty. ‘Felsing will run the
~ bid a in the future.
An italics rate was working oaths
Till'ey estate was arrested on com»
plu nt of Dudley Tilley yesterday on
would have been allowed to go after all
butsfomhe fact that ‘be’ grossly abused
the constables who were trying to use
at
him well.
The marriage of Miss Edith Hus-
lings Bennett,‘daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. Abraham L, Bennett, to Arthur
Vivian Pillsbury. of Stamford. will be
solemnized this eveningat 6:30.01 the
home of the bride’s parents, 274 Wiliet
.svonue, Port Chester. "After a short.
. honeymoon the young couple will re-
side in Darlen.
The story wascirculated about Dur-
ien. yesterday that E. T. Bates. the
genital lceman of generous proportions.
had killed a man at Jamestown. where
he and Andrew Taylor are Spending
their vacation: Upon investigation it
was found that the story was that Mr.
Bates had killed Mr. Taylor. They
found it neyuSsury to sleep in the
same berth on the way down. and Mr.
Bates rolledon Mr. Taylor and killed
him. Mr. Taylor, however, denies that
this is so. and Mr. Bates does not be-
lieve it to be true.
wEs’r'pos'r.
m
Mrs. T. Hy.‘McArde. is entertaining'
out. of town friends.
St. Agnes guild will meet tomorrow
in the parish rooms.
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Miss Florence St. John is confined to
the. house with a" sever ecoid.
Mrs. Harriet. Price is visiting friends
in Thompsonvilie, this state. ‘
Mrs. Henry Peterson and son. Olto.
are visiting friends in New York
(: ty.
C. E. Sheley of Hartford has been”
in Itown several. days buying telephone
po es.
The Woman's Beneficle'ht“ society.
will meet tomorrow with Miss Si’lves~
ter M. Foster.
Joseph Adams. who has been confin-
ed to his home for several weeks, is
able to be ’out again.
Mrs. Francis Bunncll of Cross High-
ay is entertaining Mrs. (lorbum and
children of New York city.
Mrs. John Stanton. of New York.
has been the rccuni guest of her sister
Mrs. Jane Horrigun. onngnipo street.
Mrs. Hunnuh Perry, has 'gone to
Strutford. where she will jspcnd the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Newcll.
Mrs. Theodore Becker of Greens
Farms is entertaining hc‘ brother.
Frederick Clot muu. from Doug is-
land. '
Bishop Kin giving of Brazil address
ed the inlet nrochiul Mission Study
Class at Holy Trinity Church Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Maud Mnddcrn bus returned to
her home in New York after spending
a, week with Miss Dorothy Adums of
Greene Farms.
T. Frank Elwood has resigned his
position With the C00 Fertilizer Com-
puny to take it more lnrrutive one with
the Bowkcr Fertilizer Company of
Boston.
Those interested in the improvement
of the grounds at Bridgo street school
will. be glad to learn thui work wus
brgun today. The sedge will be set out
before the frost comes.
\
Tomorrow evening the men of
Greens Farms Congregational ‘ church
willucrve a supper in the church put.
lors. All the milking is to be done by
the men, serving. etc. A treat is pro-
mined.
Antonio Citibcrty of Riverside ave-
uuc bus purchased through Charles
Iningcnbcrg. Mrs. MucCormnck'n place
on Main street. Mrs. MucCormuck huu
lutuly purcbuscd the. Fiiirchild's plucc
ncur (3. ill. ilunford's place.
At the last meeting of tho Mury (i.
Wilkins Guild. tho following officers
were elected: President. Mrs. E. ii.
Donn; vico president. Miss Alice 'l‘o-
vcy.‘ necrotury uud treasurer, Miss
Allco Smith.
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The Ludy Foresters are planning to
givo u comical farce. untitled, "Dr.
(lurcAil.n at their . entertainment in
National iisii. Friday nvenlns..Novom.
her 8th. he piece is in charge of
(icon-gobbcmmnu. who is an adopt
oi drilling for plcys.
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M it recent meeting of the school
board it. won decldcdto change the
hours of the :1th so out tothosc of
the other schools of t town. School
will now begin at it o’clock. clasp st 12
to: begin again at l and village at 3 p.
m. . ‘
Word nu hm melted {the death
stuns Mm at .r . n:-
“ y‘ n > . l . . A
Moody was sonnets oft). ‘l‘. [“19ny
mm o tow years ago wen a frequent
viillitor in the tomb of her uncle. tbs
into Postmaster do n if. .Gi‘exm‘l'n
. . * W a» . ‘ s. ;
» om totheunspoilicormmentbe
in; me e stilts, outstation iciiutcb
' .l. llryun started in u spell!
in mass rut ‘ .
5“an CANAAN‘.
W. S. l
cow.
Albert Davenport will short
a new house on Maple street.
m . . l‘ .
Miss Ruth Billlilll‘d entertained Miss
Hamilton, of. fitsmford. Sundul’. ‘
lockwood has lost It valuable
has been waiting friends ln'town.
m l {I
~ Wallace Sammie has occupied a po
sition us coucbmuu’for Acidvtiruuniu.
A. is. Green. of . Norwulk.» is. now
working for Electrician H, Day At-
wuter. ’ ‘
Win it. Groi-
to trip to Middletown,
(3. Ned Fuirty and he
be] made an on
Sunday. ‘
Carl Fulkenberg. of Nor.- Tork. is
now working in Woundy‘s barber shop,
Main street.
Miss Margaret Wilkinson. of Rye.
was a guest of Miss Mue Rutledge.
Pork street, Sunday. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Frank 1.. Kaiser and
son. Harry. visited with relatives in
North Wilton, Sunday.
Prof, Edward H. Lockwood is on
tierfnining his mother. Mrs. Mary ii.
Lockwood, for the winter.
Mrs. Frank Cluckey, cs. (nan at her
home in East Nort Chester. Monday.
Three children survive her;
"Miss Juliu Brandt, of the Mt. Kisco
High School faculty. has been visiting
her cousin, Mrs. S. K. Lockwood.
Contractor Roberts, who‘has about
completed the sewer work, is now
making connections with residences.
Robertson's Moving Picture Com-
pany will hold the boards at the
{)pcra House. Monday evening. Novem-
wr 4.
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Tbe Passion Play. pictured on a
film over two miles long. will his pre-
sented in the Opera House, November
ti and 9.
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Oukley Elis has rented the building
in East avenue now occupied by Hum-
ilton's cute, for a pool unid billiard
room.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Husted and
son, William. of New Haven, have re‘
lurncd after a week‘s visit with relu-
iivcs here.
E. Schmidt is tcmporii‘lily occupying
the old crcnmcry building. awaiting
the erection of his new house in Cur-
icr street.
Tile first nlusquernde ball of Bald-
win‘s newly organized orchestra will
be bold in the Opera House. Friday
evening. November 15.
The C. W. Hodges place in South
Main street. known as the old Brewer
place. has been sold by Agent Green
to Wiliiurd fiulrd, of New York.
A number of young people from this
town enjoyed u trip to Norwuik, Sut-
urduy night. and found considerable
amusement ut the roller-skating rink.
W. L. Burton. who remntly resigned
us electrician for Ii. Day Atwluter. has
secured a. lucruiivc position with the
Consolidated road in connection with
its electric work.
it has been reported that the Ack-
er, Merruli & Condit Co., of Stamford.
had rented the building now occupied
by Aiois Kobler's suloou for a grocery
establishment. This rumor has been
found to be erroneous.
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A. R. Mulkin bus the. contract for
Choosing Frotbinghum'u new house in
Ocnokc uvenue. replacing one des-
troyed by fire several months ago. The
building will be 90x40 feet. and have
six bulb rooms, and will occupy pn'ft
of the site of the burned building.
Morris Laney. one of the oldest
engineers on “the mnin line. is now
making dully runs from. Stamford to
New York on onset the. new electric
motors. As soon as tide branch is
ready he will tnkc his olld,run on the.
express from this tokn to New York.
flyington c iioordt. of‘ Stamford.
have opened it talcum laundry. A
building two stories. 60x39. will soon
be erected on Dr. White's property in
locust avenue. Until the bubbling can
be. completed. .tbfiy. will make head-
,uuurlcru in the use Bauer clothing
cuiubiiubmeut in Main afresh.
Mru. Scrub A. Wells. Bandy Hill.
N. .l.. announces the inurrisge of bur
dnugbicr, Burch Mnrgnmt, to “Norman
Wood Lawrence. of Stamford. former-
ly of this town. Saturday. Oct. iii. Ab
for n honeymoon trip. theooupic will
be ut home to their friends at the
hum of the bride's mother. dandy
Hid. The groom is u brother of our
towusrpau, E. B. Lawrence.
host-rock sensuous Its-roan
'ro KIT 9
neurotic. vs. Oct. sci-hue our
of thocommercicl toicgrsphcrs of No 2'
afoik. which occurred Anmmt .14. when
oil the union operators in the Western
Union and Postal Telegraph mucus in
Norfolk. Portsmouth domino James-
, town Exposition grounds walked out.
was sculpt! off tum. ii strikers
w o‘,‘ ye cljccurcdulbs ions either
rebuild tiliwogk today or =iii resume
their koytf‘ fluidity. : .
norm on session
;. gclricmsrirl. 0.. cm. 3‘5»
titty. on his second spooning tour
through'kentucky. in the interest of
the Democratic ctntsnicuat.
. , the MenfslmubvliMceot Emily . W .
immunity “if, . . utility or the wardensmil vaf Midi-fortuncoc ‘ oily comes to
The trial hill ‘9. Mn will be Mow ’lirl'hy, church... it fiwfifd ii men :96“ we ding any. but be
bold tonight clinic. town it: before Pouch u; it be served at stiller ,. iuom't in mind it I bit. ..
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Howard Stille‘dk, of. new Rochelle.
iy erect i). tell
o‘ , . me, std couldniot
wu‘i1 e. , u secretions, .Wcr‘e
on sturul in color. contnlueuisediment
und- wcre barn to control. ‘l-leuring
Dean’s .Kidue Pills‘higblv spoken of.
i went to'fln studs: Q'Z.‘|$..3..t91'9 f r it
our ~Altboug‘li1nun'y‘ our medic nos
had failed to he pfmc, VI egun using
them With .3991“?! degree; confidence
and found. quicki’oull active relief."
Before that} used stratum. the pain
in my back lessened u‘udgl continued
taking them getting more and more re-
lief. The kidneys are. now working
naturally and I feel better than i have
for a. long time; » l. attribute this en:
tirely to‘Doun's Kidney Pills."
,For sale by all: dealers. Price 50
cents. = ~.FostenMilburn Co..’ Buffalo.
NewYork. solo agents for the'tlnited'
States. ..‘
Remember the
take no other.
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POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
ISATlllltDAY ‘ N lGli’l“ ATTRACTION.
if the production of the famous‘mu.‘
sicul comedy success "Coming Thro'
the Rye" which occurs .ut Hoyt‘s
Theatre. Saturday. November 2 ma-
tinec and night receives tire pnironngc
which it undoubtedly merits an over-
flowing audience will be present to
give it greeting. This remarkable prm
duction has ucblcvcda record of nuc-I ,
ccss which stands without a durable
in the history of the sings in America,
Whercevcr it has been seen vast
throngs have been attracted to the
theatres and all who have witnessed it,
as well as the subsequent newspapers
reviews. have pronounced.lt the best
entertainment of its kind. in every pur-
tlculur. It is given by a large company 9
of comedians, singers and dancers and
with scenic andcostume equipment. of
the most eiubzorstc and beautiful kind.»
And we are to new; an. extraordinary '
production here—«one which has" -
veu rise to expectionnliy favorub e
_ comment end. which has distln isle.
ed the preconditions! ”cunning hro’
the Rye" among the great productions
that have been ,bgouglfl‘ forward in
this country in many years.“
MUSIC HALL.
As usual Music Hall was crowded
and un’elegent pm‘grumwus present-
ed. The artists pr‘odu l everything
in first-class style on be show in
general wus pleasing to, everybody.
The public speak notb but good of
the performance. and one wishing
to spend a pleasant evening will find
this pluce acceptabiefili‘hvery way. as»
everything is provided tho the comfort
of the putrous. New~ pictures and il-
lustrated songs. Special matinee Sat-
urday. 10 cents to unylpurt of the
house. .
JiOYT’S THEATRE.
The American Vitugr‘aph (‘cmpauy
gun- to it fair sized audience at ilcyt‘s
inst night the best moVi‘ng picture cub
lcrtulmnout that was ever given in
iioyt‘s 'l‘bcntre, uud the illustrated
songs were. sung very s‘weetly by the
popular buribonc singer. , George ll.
'i‘oubey, of New York ity. The pic-
tures inst night were cl .ur and distinct
cud they were all new. amusing and
very interesting. “The Acmnnut" is
very funny. and he certainly meets
with nil kinds of mishaps. Goor
'l‘oubcy. who sings the illustrated
songs. rendered whore Ms cudtlie
World is Mine" at intermission and
mudo a decided hit. Don't forget, a.
lot for 10 cents. as you. can take any
soul in the house for that price.
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ADAM GOOD COMPANY.
The uttructionrut Hunt‘sfl‘heutre all
next week will be Adam Good Com-
pany, in repertoire. Unlike u grout
iuuuy of the traveling repertoire com-
binniions. "this company offers no
“thrilling" meiodru us. nor serious
problem plays. no ing but bright.
unuppy comedy dramas and good solid
American pinysrbuing offered, all care-
fully solected With it View to meet
the popular detnsnd. 'ilbo noting cont-
puny is blinded by Danny Simmons.
blood specialties will be interspersed
in the plays And a curload of elaborate
scenic settings will enhance the value
of ouch production. The opening play
of the engagement will be T '0 (lol-
logo tilrl. Boots on units comm ncing
'i‘hnrsduy.
The Alaska Puokcrs‘ Association
hnvc itilft'll the highest awards at ev-
ery World's Fair where their goods
were shown. At fit. Louis World’u
“r “tumult'tila‘i‘ihi‘tb‘i'hl
r no. co 3* -
3.. to salmon st'nny Woriil'cil‘oirfli‘he
Argo lied Salmon ll the best that is
packed. l
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stxbnv mumps MATOH.
CINCINNATI 0:..dct: tilt-«Articles
of agreement {Verona ed here last
night for u six-tiers“ king mammoth-9
tween Daniel O'Lesry. of this. city.
and Henry fichmehi.,of Chicago. for.
$1,000 it ride and two-thirds of the
guts receipts. The mitten will begin
in Music-Hull the evening of Novsm‘l
bar 18. rue moo airs. Wk lithunts
in till. square boot it 0
nwcekn completed
log a mi can hour for i.
tire hours.
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"‘ Muflltudos or pebble do not half run
pent their work. No one cup mnitd it
run! success or his life when he is all
the timegrutnbiing or upoligislug for
what he is doing. 3. ‘
it
no new,
‘11.;“2E. .4sgwmb.
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market. ,
. , 9 forests of “politicians. . ‘.
’ theatrical usher in the world.
8° rcnce Companies last week. He is to
I ‘. The toll
W? 91%).”;
We .
that Ml. Willi”: 7.
rs never has been a unit. Misti
flagellum was it (this in the world‘s
U
hslhllhn‘du‘lu its
Will take steps
.. j 1. conform . ohu rtel’
u sit on, ‘or in input on-
lfo‘rniity, l hose n.1-
. Milli“. . ill"
at tinkerins
o already . be-
sicbworks of
curve the in-
Mumps.
H
,.._.,llrhurt.‘ g i
cute little, mutton; :
obsoletc'.iimydsidi' which
‘ Connecticut’s ‘citicsifi‘buv‘e ii,’
Megs, which in the unplug to can
, clu ed in those is close. bull"
i uube‘yth, pic ui iii! , ,,cbu‘rtc.rtl.
(the; prbvisions‘n , ,e‘ bodsof ut-
tniuiug similar obicc a one often {is
different. no black. and white. There.
is, too, little of home '1'qu in the cities
and altogether tooxtnucb of. charter
amendments becoming tileiootbull of
ulcgislutivc session.,,,:l‘hu member of
the house from Burkbumstcdpifjbp is
it clever debuter.‘ scan ,buVe ludre‘
weight. in ,legisiatills‘ .ov .lty'chur;
ters thou the en ire gel tion. fret
lbs city concerned. especially ,ii' that
inuiorliy of, that delegation happens
to be Democratic in politics.‘ There-
dro other matters of legislation which
members are. far more ilurticular about. .
than they ure about c'll'nl'ter ult'leudw
' or happens ‘
. > . . , .cily. '
Wherefore a determined effort ,on’
the part, ofthe mayors to cloud to!
other for the amusement which their .
«lifterent cities desire-«the ppoplo,.of.;
those cities.;,notdisgruntledpoliticians 5
file 0, step in til right direction. in i
the last icgislu ‘ New Brltuin. New. ‘
Haven. . Bridge orb .nnd. Waterbury ?
failed ”to, g charter amendments »,
which were eairuhe. ,, , ,, . .l
.Onefiqiutat wide a significant lav,
erage "possiblevgliio the mayors. who
usually. vs, ..control of a local ma- «
chine, is in tit choice of represents; ”
lives and senators from their own cit:
les. If candidates were required to de-
clare themselves as to local issues. and
these ‘were taken into the primaries
and to the; polls. the results at the
capitolkmigbtpfien be different. Mun-
icipal ownership and other subjects
muke‘flne topicsfor discussion. but if,
the. mayors are to see any of these ,
things as realities the practical side of
the situation cannot be overlooked.
. HOW'S THIS? .
We offer One Hundred Lilars Re-
mit-d for any case of Cotnrrh that can-
not be cured by Hall's Cntarrh Cure.
. I. CHENEY & 00., Toledo, 0.
We. the undersigned. have known
if. Cheney for the last 15 years. and be}
lieve'iihim perfectly honorable in all i
s
by his firm. .
.WALDiNt}, KINNAN & MARVIN.
' Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. 0.
per bottle. Sold by all Drugglsts. ,
Take Hull's Family Pills for consti- ‘
pution. ”
"MENE" TO BE AN USHER.
Eskimo Brought Here by Peary Em- ‘
played by Medium Square Theatre.
Mene, the Eskimo. is to be an usher
at. the Madison Square Theatre. New
York. when the playhouse opens its
doors on November 6 for the first por-
formuncc of "The Coming of Mrs.
Patrick." He will be the only Eskimo
Mene was one of the five Eskimos
tbut Peary brought from the arctic
region in 1898. The other four died of
consumption, but Menu is perfectly
well and strong and so far Americaniz-
Wheu the government. after his stay in
Museum of Natural History. wished to
send Mene homo hedonliucd to go, for
be had learned civilized ways and had
no ambition to find the pole.
For the lost your Meuc has livad
withChcster Beecroft. a young actor,
who left town with one of the Law-
be employed at the theatre until Mr.
Bancroft returns.
Mess lived for a couple of yours on
William Ziegler’s place in Newton and
attracted a good deal .otsttendon by
attending strictly to his business and
doinz.'1dst.tbe. things a boy ml ht be
expec$d todo. . silvod wit Wll~
um .. ill .0, whowns then superin-
tendeiitpt the Ziegler place. The last
winter Mono stayed at Newton. be was
not ycry well and had symptoms of
consumption of which all the other
Enquimos died. filo bus uppurcntiy
shaken off the muludy and is now in
good licuith.
HARD Times in «About.
The old duys, of. russhcppcrs and
drought are almost ofgottcu in the
pros rous Kansas of eddy; although,
not can of dolls“, lilarl ShamblirI.
has not yet fogsttcn a. hard time lid”
encountered. , use .31. “i was worn
0‘35”!“ discount d’ y coughing ni ht
on our. and con d find no relief ti l i
tried Dr. King’s New Discovery. it
too
it less than one bottle to complete-
ly cure me." The safest and most rc~
llsblc cough cud cold cum and lung
and throat healer ever discovered.
Guaranteed by F. . Euler's drug
story. 600 and $500. ‘ii‘rlul bottle
free.
conuccricur. , warns stucco»
murmur) one. column. mm:
”W ”33‘ t « no not
"in o o ,, , ,
Wiggins, Milli! Amelia
' 5!. il' . in
million r. ,0, knittfllc‘ art
into catfish. hie, . tithe. ‘ mode "fl.
interesting i droid. , stall! at the
good than. had both accomplished for
the red men by tho Missionary and one
on increased efffrt in their behalf.
Miss A. ll. acrylic of Stamford. also
' owing, officers were
. . gestalt”. burs B. Kinney, of
‘i c . ‘ y
“ ”midrib Lillian: D. Reissy.
«it lies. : ,
Ii'ftsnsureerrs.'M. b.1‘hcmpsou,
if. Tucker, New
J
Hartford.
_ , ditoerrs. iii.
it
our; a will
blow ‘ ~ ‘
cents per. bottle.
to the United
‘ . sigma” gin
‘ ‘ol‘lmuz‘
her unsettle"
dare; Sit; sun and.
, ll
of her ' s 0
South, Norrlalk ‘ai
. ‘u
their stomucbsnm '
.“Both , nil!
ii’b’féndorse ‘ ‘
Tablets- .‘Au it?
Norwulk shtpul ii
girtuss of t is ‘
. 0 '
direct. und “th1
with _ all cibsacs;
ucquniutauces.
lust Fobruury. when.
Dr. Richardsfilliillell
dare satisfy. my app
digest properly and.
meal.
bond completely, it
long standing. 1
1:
4
it cured me when eve
‘9de . . ,
i} _ For sale bysll d
L‘to say “Richards" “twice.
ards Dyspepsia Table
:Woritll.slx9si..llswYork .
NUNBl‘TURNED “‘TO' STONE.
. . - ".J’ -
Bodies of Sisters Fou
are preparing, to sell
$th on owuership of .fortyynine years”
F and the two petrified bodice were.“
’among twelve which have been remov-_
‘ed to Calvary Cemetery.
usinéss ,trausuctlons and financially 1‘0an 0f the academy is ill Lake For
a is to carry out any obligations made .79
st.
tion.
a small wooden our
main.
veil are carefully dr
face of the (loud nuu. ,
When the
looked upon the bodic’
ed that he can manage an uutomoblimwny and Mother (iuutbl'euux, the little
wooden crosses Wt‘l‘v gone. but the out-
lines of the figures in
solid figure. weighing
‘pounds. whore both of the women had
been but Sligili in‘ stniure during life
fund weighing hardly more than 100
pounds.
ed to contemplate the
bud wrought.
as bad the texture of
of ivory.
nuns were, lucuscd in
were borne in ("ulvnry
where the sisters of
now bur‘y' their deud.
plunution of their slut
doll. Wrote ill 1837:
i’l‘hey arc in what is
smallness and in a
water percolation u s
the course of which. n
nW' ll mute
From dulclmcr or lot
The spinot' ,sfm
cord iowmb.
‘ l
~93“
‘3 with
.utirai
mum” with the
A, .. M. 4a....
inn-1 I.“ ‘ .‘ l
i illegitimate s smngj
dict knotted witty.
9; - .
. Tabla
...Mr8.,.0w,ons fl'did not dare tea
... Please notice flint
much. until she took Dr.
Richardsllyspepslu Tablets... ‘
,‘IiOWUIllulli’ sin uud,jg.worluen.‘ pf . .
actual saves of,
ng yuppie
. .. otheuris
that. butane word i may any
boyidoubtcd =by my many ,fiil
‘ "U” "i Molliii‘it l"
digestivexorguns Wore in a woult con
dition. and for this rcusou Idid not
generally good. My stomach could not
much distressetl.,‘ui'ter outing nhenrt
_ {tried nluuybledlcinesflit‘
no, beneficial results. until my husband
gave me a bottle of Dr. Richards Tub-
lets which be got at ‘Pluistedfs drug
store. Two bottles hadcurcd mybusx
feet a curewith me its my case was of
medicine for the simple reason that
Made by. Dr. Rich-
Burigl Pl‘dt. . ,.
Turned to stone—«bis is the condi-
?tion of two bodies which have been
- taken from the burial y
.of the abandoned Acudnmy oftthe Lad-‘
den of the. Sacred Heart, at 485 West
:Taylor street. The nuns of the order
. The stouellkc bodies reposedinhtnet-5
pi coffins, and the combined weight of
each coffin and its contents required
Hull's Cuturrh Cure is taken later “he exertions 01' Eight men in thel‘ei
uuily, acting directly upon the blood moral. The bodies were of Mother
and mucous surfaces of the system. .(lulwny. the. founder 0f _
Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents #5011001. and 01’ Mother Gauthreaux. her,
successor, remembered as a delicate
Frenchwomnn of culture. who was one
of several score of her faith who came'
Stutes and Canada
"years ugo to give their lives to educa-
Tbc body of each woman wasalmost
exactly as it bud nppesrcd the day the
musket had been closed. When a mem»
ber of the Ladies of the Sacred Heart
is buried she is clothed in the some .
black habit she worn during .
stead of the. silver cross on her breast
and nothing metallic is“uilowed to re-
Tben- the folds of‘ibc black
wondering nuns
feel. us‘cvcr. Evcry'liuo of the bod)
thut had been visible twenty yours ugo‘ i.
was still there, and ibccolor of“ the
black litfiill gave the sombre buc to a
For n moment the nuns were allow-
, ’i‘hoy suw whore
‘famlliur white cup bud crumbled away
lug only it solid figure. as if bcwn out‘
Then the bodies of the dead
Possibly notion of water on
ion in the convent cemetery is one 0va
in this particular Charles Lyell. prcsiw
dent of the Geological Society of Lou-
, “Whenever the dccomposlticncf an:
organic’body bus begun the elements
intowhicb it is resolved are set free.
in a state peculiarly adopting tbcnitto
enter into new chemical coinbinuiious.
ed as a nascent stole, the constituent
molecules being probably of extreme
form, re’udy to obey the slightest in»-
pulsn of chemical ufllniiy. so ihut if
ad with mineral ingregicuts and coins
in contact with the elements thus new-
ly set free. a mutual action takes
place and new combinations result. in
rocipitobed so as to occupy the place-
left «out by the decompccd matter."
«Chicago Daily News.
OLD iNb‘l‘RUMfllfl.
The suckbut is no more: t
We visit in vain
to hear slstrsiu
cm
. r‘ ,
A Write};
" ,corlntitulitinilfi‘li
its,
97:.
bridle
”a 9" did
hostile us
lea“
‘ bul'll’
{390' .v H,
.itl‘eet, South 33:,“
. on which--
‘ .:‘Attoru , if. ly o .
made the presumption of the
Rosenbsum. wnu assisted by A ornsy 9
i). J. Slavic. . Attorney U. Cbx’Chhlilh
appeared for the state. All three
‘ laurel-s made-lengthy “Entrance
e'
sustetlskteusl'vr‘ph? fie “will: . “
" as c‘. ‘
‘ 9 small ‘ntlniber‘o ‘ n . p
n W e have reached. the Supr'stnsturt‘.“ The
he” will memorandum; ml the. Supreme: Gourd
end” bf! ini'tna.nosenbsum_casc.,it.ls.ontici- ‘
‘ pitted. will furnish much, deflniténes’s
of a mooted question: i ‘ "
. MGRIMINM. ATTACK r '
on an inoffensive citizen. is frequently
made in. Hill accuracy useless little
tube called the "a. pen ix}: It's gen.
orally the restiltrofliprctracted cousin:
nation. following ,riivcr utter-nor. Dr.
King's New Lita..Pil,ls regulateltlle
liver, prevent appendicitis, and solub-
lish regular habits of the bowels. 25c
at F, H. Baxter's drug store. . _ “
STRIKE“ omit/lbs ’AN CENTRAL.
MEXICO our, Oct. 30,37»th a.
wheel is moving on the Tumbled» divis-
ionpf the Mexican; (leutrai Rdilrond‘.
all of the opersnns,icrcs‘pnvmgyalk- . ‘
ed out Monday. . The men inithe shops
joined them. . Tbefitrllte wusjcuuse‘d
by a. quarrel at;..Cttrdenus between u.
conductor who-la said towlluve been ‘ '
drinking and‘the c not dlsp cher. ‘
it.l
‘ ‘ jolt
sin 'i‘ublbiib'. ml
fliilc which was
I . bills usiliiill’.
took four to of:
ecommeiid ,tiiis
rything else frill-~
rugg‘lsts. Best
Price .50.
t'Assoclation. 53
M‘Tliisdmgdcrg lrgaénient bns'bccn rel». '
01:11 2e rte. crest L‘e leisure
of most statesiln the 'tiiiilib" ngorder
on... a
nd- in I Chicago .
to practice Osteopathy in; this use it
is necessary to be a‘gléuduutefof‘A‘rcp
utabie school that requires ‘f‘ountcl‘ms
of actual attendance. ‘After gradua-
tion it is necessary to meet alfthe‘ re-
quirements required by the Sluts
Board of Health. ‘I em a graduate. of
the A. T. Still institute at' Kirltsville.
Mo.. the parent schbol.-' l have been
licensed to practice by the ’ Stine.
Board of Health. When you more up-
your mind tolry’ a druglesa treatment
.it will pay to try‘oue that is halted
upon s’cicutificprincipies and one that
is not learned in a‘jfcwseeks. Ten
years’ actual experience. . .
.- I .3».- ‘ »
Jerome. D.“ erl‘,
oneapauic‘rkynnin.
No. 12 isaac Pidcg.m,_.,Norwuik. Conn.
plot in the rear
the property uf-T
The new
the, local.
Flue Aubrfmb’hf'cf 'P‘h’s’l
“curds 2502f“.
ii
lira than
life. ln~'
is piilCi‘il there.
a."
Wofio
" Music can
Donovan Block. m‘Whhlngton Sf
Agent for Crescent brunet». ,
mm across the
today
not Muihcl' Guiv
..., ll .‘~\' .l “.
, ‘ I
Assessors Notice
We. the undersigned. hereby‘iglve
notice to all persons and corporations
liable to pay taxes in the City" ,0!
South Nor-walk, that ibpynrprequircd
by law to deliver. to the underscore. or
either of them, on or before the 1st
do of November. 190.7,; it written or
pruted list. <latcd.«siguc,d. and own
to, of all the property owned by thou!
on the. first .daygof October. .1907, ilnv
ble to. taxation, mulling description
of-ail.tbo real ., faic,.eac . pal'cbl be-
ing separately esoi‘ibedt;,
.m the little. plot N. Erbium may be Mumps! toltba.
the institution assessors. at the. Council Roompliuv-
. ilmul.sircct,,80utb Norwpik, frontuw
Including October 14, 1997. found in.-
ciuding..Novemher .l, 1907. pidyoiiicc
to be open from; 10:00 to 12: . o'clock.
u. in" and fromzwo in little o'clock.
p, nu: on Suturduysfronl 3:90 to 9:00
ocloci: in tlio.evcnintt. and, Friday.
November .1, ibill..from Will to bum.
Dated untha, City of South Norwuik.
Conn, October 8 #907, , ,. .
KL :ToiJIESv
FRAN lab
GEORGE . V0931! Mil.
i: Assessorl.
rm.
no there as bi'l"
more than 1.000
wonders nature
the
the hubits. lcuv-
new caskets und ,
tho bod-
e when removed;
l
1 k ‘\ 'j
0
w
tooknicuily tomr
Tobin“
Assessors Notice.
We. the undersigned. hereby give
notice to all pundits 1nd muons
liable to pay taxes ‘in tile : “stat
Nor-walk. that they are required-"by
law to deliver to the mom. or cith-r
or of them. on'm‘bttowtltc liability
if Novombcn.‘ 1001.1»‘writhb‘w‘briw
ad lint. dated. signed sud ,cworwlwi.’
if all roperty owned «than: on the. . ,,
first ITO! October; 01;. liable to» .:
totalled. ~‘ we.“ «MW :9 w ganwywhl ,
mumbling summation“ tutu
fluid or. nations
trutum be chars“
olld particles are
4
be nautboy‘
- I
, totem .uttho, m '.. o 09
e. V" ‘r‘ovli fill‘bulldnitalte’} , rill?!" .
‘ dieting) Ocunciiaoomsri til Nor-l .:'«_
litiii; the normal. weird mantis. bind, ,, ~ _ tuber-15. Hi"
' 190 {to and in union“ ovum
"9‘ 1y .1
. . I f
No ENDUMWW m . t ' ‘ i907. said silicon to be ‘ matron c
not lever dost Mitt.” to_:lll‘oiclocltn.lmz. nu . 433% 3‘.
0r now from either coins. J' ‘ . Y: up... mail «(and up; it
. ‘ ' . uni/rumpled) t on I.
The instruments nm‘buthcd thermos, bind on memorandum. from it not ,
our (imam M901» . tilt iu.tbe scalding. .9... - . ‘ g
All hld‘nwty . . All persons 1 uriduiitoda’ii , .3
£0 t light. of daft t lugetzgndt‘ngmbcrigf gun. “we .‘l _ '
rte it“ see . _ so I arcs nu. ‘
m on priBVgi’lie dgudswoumsl. 3, 1m. , , “ ,4, r ‘
.‘ v" . M of“? u ‘4 .’ .J. ‘
“Pay 'r'tmr‘stv’c lire-l; .
less to ya.” it farmer's Would to "
Norwalk Chronicler