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Letter Currier Edwardlianford is
enjoying a day off today.
M ‘ .
'l‘obey‘s Sunday school class wont
chestnutting yesterday and reports
. having had good luck.
W
M rs. Nancy Wicks. of Cottage street.
is ill at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. William H. Rowland. ,
,i
Pipes are biting placéd‘bcside the
road in Osborn avenue. and it is prob»
‘ able that the work will be finished by
,winter. ; .
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Fulton, of
New York. are tiie guests of Mrs. Fal-
lous mother. Mrs. A: MmBoertun. oi'
_ .Vlin Zant street.
_Mrs. Edwin W. James is quite ill at
her diome, but shows some signs of
improving. however. which is very cu~
couraging to her many friends.
_——..
, The electrical connection on the
_‘_.di'awbridge gave a line in'rotccliuic
display Saturday night. owing to u
' burning wire. No one cared to tutor-
- fore with it. Some of the flashes were
like lightning.
The funeral of the late Miss Emma
Kecler. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Starr Keelei-,t‘was held this afternoon
at 2:30 from her home. The Rev. [-1.
. A. 1.. Sadtler officiated. and the re-
mains were interred in Rowayton.
Work is progressing very slowly
with the sewer digging in Van Zandt
street owing to the frequent cavcins
of the sides of the trcuch. blast Nor-
walk seems to be particularly adapted
to cavelns, as they havc occurred in
most of the excavations for the sew-
ers through the different streets.
Rev. Lester F_ Reynolds delivered
, the first of the series of Sunday evcn~
ing lectures in the Advent Christian
. Church, last evening, to a large and.
. very appreciative audience. His topic
was is the World Growing Better 'or
Worse? in u very scholarly and in-
iercstiug manner Mr. Reynolds pr'c-
senlcd first some of the arguments
which are used by thouc who hold that
it is growing better. via: The aboli-
tiou of slavery. women‘s advanced so-
cial position, the improvement in the
methods of dealing with criminals and
of administering punishment for crituefi
etc.; then contracted the condition of
these filings in our day. to show that
while it is true that these evils have
been corrected. that worse evils than
damn was nor
~Mius Pansy Stevens was a visitor in
South Norwalk today. '
lay, of this town.
James Bates and family have moved
”root the Northrop block to the Abel
Dance place in Sedgwiok avenue.
m...
”Entertainiiient and dancing. Row»
nylon Hose Co. li‘air tonight. .
J. Cornelius'i‘hoinpson. of Sti‘ftlfOl‘d'.
has secured a position at the drill; em-
porium of S, M. Allen and unearned his
duties this morning. ‘
m.-
Leon Main. who has been laid up for
some. time with a severe case of blood
poisoning in his foot, due to stopping
Email an infected nail, is somewhat bet.
til‘.
picted over the fire belt at the rear
of Eagle Hook and Ladder Company's
quarters, little much improving the ap-
pearance of the property.
Every can of Argo Red Salmon con-
tains one pound net. it. is always
guaranteed to be full weight.
WE§TON.
‘ Thomas Donnelly is entertaining a
friend from New York.
Mrs. Ward 0f Bradley street, has
been ill for several days.
Mrs. wuumiToEr'Fy" has returned
to New York.
Miss FJVaFerris has returned from
a trip through Western Massachusletts.
Martin Arnut passed yesterday
with his mother in Bridgeport.
C. T. Gregory has returned from a
week's trip to Washington. 1). (7.. and
other points of interest south.
Mrs. Bradley Gorlinm of Chestnut
Hill left. this week for Michigan. to
attend the funeral of an uncle.
Miss Irene Lockwood is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Gersliom Hill in George-
town.
Miss Lena Fiiiiton of the ' Daubury
Normal school spent over Sunday with
her mother. Mrs. Iversou Fabian.
Mrs. J. A. Godfrey and Mrs: Lizzie
'i‘lioriie of Canaan. were guests .\'tiil1lt"l‘-
day at the residence of Mrs. ltlph-
rluui Fitch. ' ' '
Miss Florence. Driscoll has returned
to Bridgeport after a. visit with her
grandmother Mrs. Connery of the
Georgetown district; ' '
G. B. Slurgcs has returned to his
home in Bristol, utter a few duys‘ .vis-
it. with Elmer Jackson, of Hurlliutl
street.
Edward Hartford and Harry Rider
of East Norwulk. upcnl tllt‘ day in
town hunting, ‘1‘liursduy. being eaten
taincd at diuncr at the l't‘Sltlt‘llt‘t‘ of
Theodore Hamilton.
Mrsfiilcssic li‘imvcilyu and titlllitlllt‘l'.
Gladys haVc lit-cu spending a fcw days
in New York; Miss Murillo it‘lt-wcllyu
has been the ducal of her uuclc in
Norwalk. for a few days past.
these now exist with rcferenCc to those
very things. making the point that men
look only on the surface. and then
turn away and form their opinions. in-
stead of looking long enough to be
fully informed. using an illustration '
the title of the seashore. at first
glance one cannot tell if the tide is
advancing or receding. bill if one looks
long enough he can know without
doubt. and concluding by calling aticu-
lion in the prophecies of Scripture.
which describe ”10 conditions which
will prevail in the last days, and show-
ing how they harmonize with present
(lily conditions. and declaring it is the
task of those who hold to the vicw that
the world is getting better to prove
that we are not in the last days, and
asking the question. inasmuch as the
{irripturcs dcclarc that in the last day
conditions shall he as they were in
the days of Noah uiitl of Sodom and
(luiuorrub. if tilt-so are not the last
days. what will ilic conditions be in
that time. and who would like to be
living llicu'l
whyspepnlu In Americun’s curse.
Burdock mood liiitoi‘s comment dys-
pepsia every time. it. drives out Im-
puriticsrioncu the stomach. restores
. perfect. digestion. normal weight. and
_ good health. :
ROWAYTON.
’i‘wu new houses have rcccntly'hcon
built in lipwuytuu near the public
actiool house.
Samuel Holitil'miili. the grocer in
Mrs. liallunh Dihhtc's building in lio-
wayton avenue. has rented the new cat.-
tnge which tilipi. iMthrd H. Smith has
just. completed on the dtiluniis propor-
ty. and will move in soon.
num—
wlittle tonight at flowayton Hose
(30. Fair.
Mitw
Mrs. Frederick Lockwood. who ro-
oming underwent an operation for out
removal of her left arm: anti part of
the shoulder in New York city. is get:
tint; along nicely at present. although
all» has considerable pain in her about-
or. _ .
't‘hn fair of flows ton Hose Company
will come to fill up line evening. when
more will he an entertainment and
dancing. folloWed by a sale of all the
remaining articles. drying- to the he
vet-e storm fiatlii‘dfly niklit. the attenti-
[lane was email. but 9 cyclic had a
ltev. Diglitou Moses was up mcr
Sunday guest of Mr. atid Mrs. ll. 14.
(lolcy. Mr. Monro is t‘xl‘itit‘lt'tl to more
into the Congregational piti‘smiitgv very
soon.
Willis it‘lawollyii. Auuic Stains. Vcr-
lion Gill’tm. Allt‘ll Gifford. tilutlys it‘ltu
wcliyn. Willis Wilcox. William \Vllt‘th
arc the pupils of the Middle district
school who were ucithcr absent or
tardy during October.
vVEsrron'F.
Frcd ll. Battersou is driving mutt»
its} for two weeks.
Miss Mary Wheeler has hccu cuter-
talulng friends from lCitHitiil.
._..——.
William Hagan is attending Mer-
rlli's night school in South Nurwuik.
iiira. .l. R. McArdie is visiting out of
town.
Iiurry Full-child. mail carrier. No.
35. its enjoying his annual \aruluiu.
WM .
Mrs. Mary (irosuman of (“irceua
Farms. in recovering from her rut-cut
ucrcre illness. 1
9‘ first meeting of tho Weatport
’ hbid‘dhis
home-sot M and. Mrs“.
at State street.
he who has been the
guest. on Arthur Hall of Cross High:
urncd to his home in New
Frederick Croaflntun ‘who has been
visiting his sister.“ Mrs. Theodore Bee~
ker iii the Farms. has returned in
his home on Long Island.
. Frank Illndley spent Sunday with1
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ninth
W. B. Rich’s saw mill basxbeeu iti-
istulled in theiw'oods near George Gur-
iuiu's out a urge force of men are flt' cos 0 ' ”all n.
wark felling truce. ,. e f 0p” 0
e Northrop rccci
ed, her 14th birthday by on Attaining
y of Volunteers of the M. 10.
. A comical farce entitled “Dr. Cure-
all" will be one of the features given
by the Lady Foresters at their enter-
tainment. Friday evening.
Arthur Soley who recently purchas-
ed the market bout Sarah Thorpe, is
to commotion running from Wostport NEW YORK. Nov. -i.—~Rcluiives
A wooden canopy has just been com-1m New York three times a week this
box had become unsolderod. '
Architect Southey, of Bridgeport,
approaching completion.
as
The tables have
their
CRUEL‘EY TO CHILDREN.
Adcle is a pretty and innocent child.
A gentle and froliosouio cll'.
With eyes that are bright and a voice
Quito charming if loft to herself.
iiut such a small girl you would scar-
Mucll grace to a ballad to bring.
And it bothers the child when
rhythms are wrecked—
(iii. why do they ask hcr losing?
Alic-lt‘ in a beautiful, dutiful sprite
\\'lio always docs just as she's told.
She‘s learning piano;
'i‘hul, her talents should duly. unfold.
it takes years of patience and
practice to make
A proper performer. they say,
llcr small fingers frequently tremble
(iii. why do they ask her to play?
DOWN ON THE FARM.
TWO EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS FELT - ,, . . .
CAPE GillAltllEAU. Mo. Nov. 4.~ g..." to Mia. Selieck. on. organist.
were felt last night. The first shock.
at. 0:55 o'clock lasted from six to tc.r
seconds. and the second duakoi from
Iitllli pit salad . t , Pt on
front southeast to northwest, ”‘9 Daughters M ”m King me
new voanluaw any;
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
In effect October. S, 1907.
‘80. NORWALK TO NEW young
A. lilo—12:5“. 592x, 5:4lx. mun.
6:10. till-OX. 615“. "notix. 8:18x. 8:40.
11:01.
r. M.-ia:t3‘.x. 1:10. 1:40x. 2:1’itx.
0220’s 11:27. azoax, 5:37. azatx. 0:37.
'~:mit.7=1w..7;0tx.9:r.3.10::: .
4 Sunday.
A. N.~—-12:5:ix. 0:12x. 0:4lx. 8:07.
film-12:0“, 2mm. 2mm. 5:07.
than, 7:13. lxmx. 8:20x, 0:01ix, 10:20.
.so. NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN.
All llltllowc’on passed off vory (|llit‘ir
ly in town and no damage has been ro-
ported.
Contractor Joseph Renata in putting
tin addition on till.- Perry house on
ltlvcrtddc twenitc.
W
John Stuart of Canton. hail meow
erud from a severe attack (it tonsill-
tta. .
(l. 'A. shiley. who has been visiting
friends in town, has returned to his
home in Hartford.
Martin Hall who has been visiting
friends in Suiigatuck. has returned to
his home. * ‘
George Dooley. who has been livinE
in neidep‘u block. hill! moved his
family to Not-walk.
if. '1‘. Redford of Greene Farm. has
sold his fast. ttoiiin more, daily Si:
mom; to parties lli unlucky. ’
Miss Martha Mills has been the
guest of tier mother, Mrs. Wilfred lie-
wis. Dingee’a Hill“, ’
Iona one. ....
. um ‘ )- ... s.
A. lil.-m~i'.t:0il. 1:14. 1:138x. 0:18, 7:25.
8:213.ll:i:lx.li:dil.10117x,‘I'1:0tix,1_1:tlh. i
l’. Mrwlilltliix. 1:ltl.
. 4:19.
07k. 0:20. 0:0”. 0:30, 7:00x. 8:08x.
Sundays. .
A. M.-—12108. 1:14. 1:08x. 7:30. 9:10. ”K‘
10:47x. 11:08x. . , ,
P. Mamet“. 7:00x. 8:18x. 9:40x.
SOUTH NORWALK 'ro DANOURV.
A. M.—-ti:20. 0:43. 10:00x, ,
P. M.:-«1:26. 4:29. 5:‘12x..0:12. 7:18.
_ Guild: ramp 0. m.. 7:30. p
.oANBU Y TO SOUTH No
A. thiifiti. 7:20. 8:11. ibtiOx. 11:50
P. M.—-Ii:10if.. ilzillix. 0:110.
01.. 8:02. h. M.. 0:07,
swim.
sundaynw—A.»
HMORWALK
0:40.
new Monk r
siosx. 21:00.9:00. 10:02x. 10:05. 1.1:00x it. 11101th t
11:03. 12:03. 1:05. 2:011. 2:03. diam:
4:03x. 4:00. 4:02. 5:02x. 5:08, 0:201:
0:003. 0:03. 7:10. 7:40x. 9230. build:
3 Y
Armin-12:00, 0:00. 7:00. iizibx. .t'!
0. 1.. , .
" “P. Attila-“5:04. 02003:. 7:00.
i M. and Mrs. E. J. Taylor, “minim.“ .. “
:C
HORAEE R. NASH. corner
vacriiu—‘oe rotit.‘ ELAY:
auw
Boston. who Poisoned for
His Money.
and close friends of Walter H. tinker.
poiuincd. think that he may indct-l
of» his
.000 to
ll
2"
death. and they cannot lind . a will.
which linker is said it) have made two
The JOSSUD'SDOYWOM Memorial IJ- months ago. 'i‘lz'ui Baker was poison-
bl‘ill'l'. bulb 11000111ng 10 ”19 1110M “f ed isdoubicd bv lawyers in charge of
is the luvmtiguticn, but they are having
. Fl‘l- the viscera examined by chemists who
(1&1)? workmen were placing the rubber are expected to report 111 a day or two..
tiles for the floor of the delivery room
While others Wt‘l‘t' 01113101911!ng the his wheroal‘iouts during the two hours
grounds. setting out It large number of preceding his itpl‘icuriincc at. the chop
evergreen and other threes as well
Th0 corner where the ll- cumpuniong were.
bury stands, close to the bridge.
abuttilis on the river. has been ill the is a trustee 0f the estate in which
Jesstlp family for more than 100 years. Baker bad “If interest. u R. Morse an-
’l‘lic people of West port are very glad ’ '
to see this corner clcliiietlhp. and the
imposing building is couvuuicntiy situ- the will of "Baker‘s mother are here
mod for those who will patronize the ’ '
A very fine view of river and
landscape can be had from the west.
The black oak trimmings
inside the library. beautifully carved.
me rich and heavy.
been placcd‘iu the reading 1'(1(1nl‘i\ntl
the book stocks are ready for
Thus tlic,threo towns 01'
Fairfield. Souihport and Westport have
libraries of which
Baltel".~i lawyers cannot account. for
house. nor can they find out. who his
Flank N. Nay. a Boston lawyer. who
other lawyer. and Dr. Sherwin Gib-
bons. also i. Boston. an executor of
and they have questioned persons sup-
posed to know siutctliing about the
case. Mr. Nay says that he and his
fellow investigators have learned noth-
ing definite yct. Thor: expect to go to
Bogota to talk with tiic doctors who
saw Baker's body shortly. after- his
death, and with the friends at. whoéie
home he died.
CHURCH CALENDARS.
South Norwaik Oongerqational.
Tuesday—3 u. up] tandem or Circle
with Mrs. Leo Davis. 7:45» p. m.. a
social gathering and informal rcccp-
lion to our new members. including all
who have been received by, the prescnt
pastor. The older members arc to:
Questcd to come and " get’fiicquuinted
with the. newer members. it. 1, ~
chucsday~7:45 p. m.. the class in
music.
'l‘hursduywizlii p. 1a., an important.
special busiucsa meeting. to elect
auditors. rectum. the report. of the
Business Committee regarding the
Slilillga. and other important limiters.
Saturday-mama to 3:45 p. m.. the
Sowing Station] at the Hungarian
Club lion-"r... Helpers are needed and
may offer their s‘erviccstoHMise'Mary
E. Beard. M‘Mh
- Grace Parish Notes. ,
'l‘llf‘. musical service last. evening
“’05 'very impressive. and the good
sled congregation participating in it
01".0ciit1y appreciated it fully. Solo,
d‘ict and cllorunwall lei‘t nothing to be
desired. Too much ,prdlsc cannot be
~'.liltl the. choir for the excellent render-
ing of the service.
The (iirl‘s Friendly Society meets
on Tuesday evening with Mrs. Dennis.
30 iligh street.
Tuesday evening in the Guild room.
The Knights of King Arthur meet
EN & this week on Wednesday evening at
it o'clock.
The. Woman's Guild .lncets on Wed-
nesday at 2:110. with Mrs. Dennis. 30
High atrcei.
:
t'cryiieavyullk belting with the
ihc local stores. . .
r
has. it. mingictuimliu
it. Jim been its
am.
It culls
popular swastika wovcu along its
‘ and youwlllh‘ilip u no. efficient. economical
and convenient tail e; in cvrryfiiamford
Range is the buliirin‘cxpcrience of years of
‘ stove hulking. ,
Stamford ranges are made in the oldest
‘ . . , ,0iovetoundry in America. lnniilft‘liasmg it
Stamford Rings you are assured of bones: value, maximum efficiency and
h‘k.‘
‘ Your individualrv'193renivais can Well be taken care is: in the many
units models and sizes of Stamford‘d‘tfiiitgcr... . _ ‘
. ‘ F93 SALE BY
North Main and llllcst Streets.
HAS FAITH 1N HERHHUSVBA'NO.
”a“
Live With Miss McLean.
corona AMusaM
* ‘ (:60th Taco ’l‘l "
Conduit 'i‘hro‘ ‘thc‘l'tyttl‘a.
it; 1, cotucdy. was prose
V Gains .
.Dd‘flllhtiEtiTlctil
‘ ‘Sfltll‘l'ltl Phrilépigi‘umEti‘lifiismfi nil hum... a: limitation to. sin.
urday. afternoon and avenue. Willie. cu-
Among CQNBS 81, Lower Part tire company was excellentpilhe innate
t‘Sl ' _ new and catchy path it wanmo end.
' 0 ”mm of good clean ccmédi’i lThooaibediau
——- r furnished a laugh with. uveity word
Each allot-cellist; day is now accoui- outline audiences weregnouerpusvitti
partied with a trifle cooler atmosphere; Still,” empty?" 130an ”if; Adam
frost. covers the hills and value during gxflfivfl‘m‘a ,1th ggll‘tatlz‘ta‘lil‘tll “Till;
the nocturnal hours uttd in early v' ’ _ V . -
. , company piescnte Daniill-filinituons. u .
motiiing. Soon will come the snow. co l dlau of n little lerit‘
forming its carpet. of iuunuculatc ‘ "6 0 n '
cleanliness where is now the fading
Klaus und‘the handsomely tinted leaves
oi'_ dwarfed sitrubbery and brakes,
: shadowed by their lofty companions in
nature, ithe trees, which. itoo. are Ml
raved it their garb o aatumna ~ . . u .
uploaded. in company with themnow 3.112%]? giglwfillEgfihH (ilt'hlzt‘v‘lfilbll
will couio‘ils wmm..““.“"m‘ the ice. acts obtainable throughout the coliti-
'lliou the loot, toot oi the tugs. the t' P,“ ‘d & Sch f 1 l
. musical gong-like whistles of the river Li" L f" a "r’ mun on war
. .l .. edlans. will be the opening number.
steamers and the. pop. pop of the and their act will bring forth a roar of
engines of numerous small pleasure laughter from start to finish James
craft along the picturcsquc Conuectl- F (loveuo' vocalist and corned d no-
out. will be silenced until the rising m; with ills funny sketches will“ be
wumb and me wuim 5“" of second. Illustrated songs will berea-
, ‘ MUSIC HALL. ,
The vaudeville in connection with
the Electroni‘aph at Music Hall is still
playing to increased audiences every
night. the show of last. week being
Believed That waiter H. Baker, ofle. Gordee Does Not Care if He Did lb” springtime loosen the my bridge tiered by Carl Stumpf. Among others
for another summer's uuvll’alion. As
yet few of. the owners oi" picusurc Of no less merit there will be: Lydia
CHICAGO, Nov. 4.~'l‘llo 'i‘rtbitno craft in this city have placed their Drcams, lat 'opean novelty ventrilo-
today uays :_
lluwilling to iielicve her husband. an)~
the. well-known Boston man. who died liter arrest here is guilty (if plotting
The copper box taken front the cor. a Week ago Saturday night at the
per stoneoi’ the Congregational Sun-
day school room can be seen at the
with Miss Etta McLean. to steal K0-
1hon“; (it a friend ml BOfiOtll' N, .i,. nlvcriiiiicnt information relation.r to the
ew ltltll‘t-l after he tad dec tired in u‘. v . ‘. .. 5 .
store of Mr. O. 10, Osborne. He found Broadwuv chop house that he had bceul‘mm R' “mm hdnk ("M‘ MM me
the contents damp anti somewhat iti-I ‘
lured from ”10 “Kli- that the lid of the have been the victim of foul play. They
The. 1231' have heard that scheming ptwsuns no
tiers and hooks are being carefully. tuiued mm“), ot a large "
dried 011i- tllld Will be replaced in tile fortune. estimated at from
box. carefully scaled. when the l’Otmt’in- $400,000. a few weeks prior to his
lions for the new basement are laid.
winder B. Gordon, of ltevcro, Mass,
its ready to lt‘ll\“' for the. west to did
him.
.Shc denied yesterday the statement
that Got-(lee has elo‘pcd with Miss Me.
”can. She liiSIstcd‘llilit he visited
his home less titan two. months ago
and at. that time suggested taking the
family to Chicago. He has always,
like said. been a good father and loving
husband.
. Hts wife's determination to visit him
has encouraged the prisoner to believe
he will soon be released from the
county jail.
He'expcct-s she will be able to fur-
nish the $5,000 surety for his release.
The alleged fact that he has been iiv~
tag with Miss McLean following his
departure from Boston with her appar‘
ently did not enter into his calcula-
tions.
Gordee believes he. will be cloarcd’klf
the charges of conspiracy to steal re-
cords or important letters from the
office of Mr. Sims. Although the go.
verument claims to have evidence that.
he approached Bunker Walsh as well
as Mr. Walsh's attorney. John S. lilti-
ier with a view to disposing of infor-
mation that. Miss McLean had been
able to secure. Gordee‘s plea will be
that. neither Mr. Walsh nor Mr. Miller
could be interested.
Miss McLean, like Gordee. was in
_chcerful humor. She learned from
some mysterious source. that she was
to be released shortly perhaps today~
on her own recognizance. No such cu-
by District Attorney Sims. howcvcr.
Despite Gordee's assertion that. it.
went to no one but Mr. Miller and Mr.
Walsh. the secret, service operatives
say they have evidence that he littor-
viewed three others with the saint: ob-
.icct of selling information.
HE FOUGHT AT GETTYSBURG.
David Parker, of Fayette. N. Y.. who
lost a foot at Gettysburg, writes.
“Electric Bitters have done me more
good than any medicine 1 cvcr took.
For several years I had stomach trou-
ble and paid out much money for med»
lcine to little purpose. tin-til 1 began
taking Electric Bitters. i would not
take $500 for what they have dom- for
me." Grand tonic for the aged and for
female weaknesses. tireut ultcrative
and body builder; sure cure for lame
back and weak kidneys. Gtuirunicetl
by F. ii. Baxter, druggISt. 50c. "
COTTON MILLS RESUME WORK.
MON'l‘VlLLE. Nov. 4,—Tlic cotton
mills of the Palmer Broihcrs' Com-
pany at Montvillc and New London.
which closed last Wednesday. resumed
. . 1 v 'V ' .
boats in winter quarters. for to many (13‘5“ lg: filmv'e {3"11’5‘?‘ “30' genial:
the scenery atom: the Connecticut at i. ’1 . ‘l e: , . Tm” an ‘ “me”
this season annuals with an atlmiru- Dunn. Lecllla Weston,tlierlltile Broad-
lion offered neither by spring our way couicdlenuc, and l-lermau & Rice.
summer. T” SN) the. highest, hills eccentric coinedyacrobats. These. are
and their lesser rivals bodeckcd with :Llllfirn‘t‘ cilass felt]: “31d yi‘lht‘tge “3‘4":
lines that human skill can but imitate _ , ‘ l . ’ . ’P " - “"9 ecui " ' “
to a. “0ng that seem}; almost a. sac- lulectioainpli, with alltlie latest inor-
rilcgc is sufficient reason for the picas- {Sglll’m'l‘lp‘il‘l )“l'g' twigs", "him“: a"?
tire craft. owner to linger in sacrificing 9“ “ ,‘1 ‘ "“3 r “_ "l . ”5 03‘ Y; a "“' "
so great. a pleasure as autumnal if") fn'd fiéllllilul prices this week. it),
cruisings presents. ‘ 4.“ “ “ms" _ ’
Then, too, there are not. a few who . '" ‘ , ,
possess crafts of this sort who turn ADAM (‘009901‘?P;“*\‘- ,
them to use in conveying them to the 00““"3: t” “0“ 5 “WM“? m" the
coves and creeks in the 1mm”. river week couiiiicnclng tonight is hit at-
courugeiucut was held out. last nigh;
valley that they may indulge lil one
of several days of rail shooting now,
however. nearly at its close. So on-
tlitislastic. ncvcrthclcss, are some in
this sport that it is a common sight.
particularly among the Nimrods oi’ the
lower valley. to see them moving
about with boat anti gun among the
wild oats even when the "bob-whites”
arc ‘whistling in bordering fields and
woods and the coveted partridge is
drumming from. some log or tree
stump. .
From this time on ditch shooting in
the Connecticut. valley. particularly
near its mouth, will be at its best. To
rise early one of these cool, frosty
mornings. when the air scents doubly
fresh and invigorating. and to drink in
its generous ozone. as one trudgcs
heroes fields and climbs numerous
fences to l‘t‘llCll the shore of the river.
the cove or the creek, is a delight and
an excl-ciao that no gymnasium. no
matter how well equipped, can give
to the strong anti agile athlete. or to
the man at the. desk. (in reaching
the shore of ill: cove or stream he
finds his little out. in waiting for a
trip ovcr‘tlic mirror-like waters. Move
cautiously he must in forcing his craft
along, for an ill-directed move of his
our or puddle. pcrcltanee it. should
strike with suddcnncss against. the
bout. would be sufficient warning to
any old duck wise in the ways of the
lives of the hunted that his or her
‘ life was in peril. If the hunter; uses
oropcr precaution and his sense of
hearing is keyed to detect the. tuiut~
est sound. he will be. rewarded by
hearing the joyful "tilluirk. quack" of
an audience of "\vcli~i‘m.its" as they
are \rallowing about in the mud and
among the reeds and grasses enjoying
their morning meal. 'l‘licn falls on
tho sportsman ilic indiuu task of
crawling up and vii-wing his hoped-tor
trophies. ills gun is in readiut-se and
taking careful aim llc pours rt-ptatczl
traction that. wiil'surely please the
lovers of good plays properly produced
at people's popular prices. The Adam
Good (impunity. by: if): selected coni-
puuy of players and the thoroughness
of its equipment, has become one of
the leading repertoire attractions on
the New England circuit. The plays
are all new and used only by this
company. nuioui.r illcni being The Col~
loge (ilrl. The Texas Ranger. The.
Great Delmar Handicap. McKenna's
Flirtation. The Wayward Sou, Princcsg
of Patches. The Country Boy and a
new play by Justin Adams, The Rail-
road King. The. Prince of Comedians.
Danny Simmons, heads the acting con—
tingent. which is a sure guarantee of
excellence.
BRIDGES WASHED AWAY.
Rivers Overflow Their. Banks in N£.v
Hampshire and Maine. ,
FRANKLIN. N. H.. Nov. 4.--Swollcn
by the heavy rains of Saturday night
and Sunday morning the Pemigewas-
sci. River turned its current back. and
rushing through Call Brook. which in
its normal stage empties into the river,
washed out a bridge between Franklin
and the (turn of Hill and caused dam
age across the banks. The bridge
washed away was the only connecting.
link between Franklin and Hill.
The Merrimack river, on a bond of
which this town is situated. was also
affected by a stage of it feet reminded.
No tlaiiiage. however. has been report-
ed by the rise in the Merrimack. The
crest of the flood was belicvcd to have
been reached early today. ,
i’lili.l.iPS, Mo. Nov, i.—-—Owing to a
series of heavy rainstorins in tho
Ritugley Lakes section followed by a
cioudburst. the Sandy River has risen
to its highcst pitch since 1809. On
the. Phillips and liaugltly Railroad it
will l't‘llilll'i' days to repair damages
in the trestle work and the road bed.
volleys among the flock. if lit‘ is A bridge at Madrid and it part of; an-
fortunaic ii is with pride that the other bridge were washed away. from
Nimrod returns to his home or camp were uprooted. telephone and i icic-
wiili the fowl bulging from his or it graph poles overturned and roads bad-
of tan or hanging carelessly from it: Iy washed out. The lakes and ponds
back. rose to an almost unprecedented pitch.
Duck hunting in late afternoon and The Franklin and Mogautlc Railroad
early evening also attracts many of bridge on the Hammond Field branch
the sportsmen oi‘ the lower valley to was carried away. and that railroad is
the coves. for it is at this time that open only between Strong and Clll‘l't‘~
operations todav in all departments. ”10 birds Willi! “101111110? at favorable busscti. The Bigclow terminus will
During the shutdown many repairs and
improvements were made. The com-
pany employs about 300 hands.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in pneumonia. lira)
zilian Balm is breaking up colds when-
ever tried, almost without exception.
feeding grounds for the night. Most not be opened for several days.
0f “10 fillhotiui; at this time. intuit be On the .iutervales between Phillips
done "on the wing." and as ducks are and it‘armiugton many sheep and cattlx
among the tlcotcsi. of wing In the were lost. owing to the rapid and up.
treat family oi" birth}, the hunter must: expcctcd rise of the. water. ’ ,,
be continuously on the alert. lie is ‘
curt-fully secluded in his boat hiddcu ALL PARTiES HOPE TO wm,
uniting the tall grasses. and when lit: w"..- '
10. 25c, 50,0 and 81-00 battles. The our voice 0m: 01' mm'c (lurk-i. or hours Some Election Predictions From Var~
ford. Baxter's and Plalstcd's. N
n...—
Money makes the more go. a bargain
advertisement makes the woman no
their approach by it pocullur wliisllinc ions states on 83.30“ of T0" .
sound as thcy pl'tlt‘t't'tl through the air morrow‘a Content. .
his oycs and cars arc alert to catch liAi.’l‘I.\l(’iltl«:, Nov. 4,__Chhh~nmn
every sound or lunncuvct‘ tlicy may Van illrci'. ml the Democratic State
and a green plclicl uiuakmclon makes make. invariably when a “00k “1' Committee. claims the election of
length is noted among the novelties in
v
in t I am able to attend to my duties. Intuit every suffer-in
to try Lyldia at Pinkham'o Vegetable Compound and lies w
[iii-ii. Pinkhnin’s Standing [aviation to Women ‘
IWomen uniform. from any form of female illness are invited tcwriio
.h .bi’iulfiinini. lat Vina. Macs. iofr advice hilhe is the Mrs. Plilkliam wk;
earn so Women recount ,_
0‘ ”a dialogue .h. on her sanguine. rim. ill. _. mun
. “611.0% .;;1£ihfirefcgo‘clto light: in 1y we] qt: l d faint“
mm“. .. Infill 1 k i l0 .' , :- _- . .. .. . ,m'
the man go".
from the some pbyclooldiatnrbunou.
and the nature of their duties. in
man cases. quiokl drift them into
the liorroru ofall lads of female
com plaintu. organic troubles. clout-iv
tion. falling and displacements. oi-
pcrhops irre ularity or suppression
cousin boo ache. . nervousness. in
ritubll ty. and linoleum".
Women everywhere. should . re:
member that: themedicluc thathddl,
the record for the minimalist- of
actual. out-oil of female ilk in
it ‘ if“ ’ . . , ‘ ,‘ “Wall 10’. .uiji'li l
Lydia E. Pinkitam sVegetabie (impound.
mode from simple native root: and hat-bit. For inure than thirty yam
ping Women to be strong. regulating the functionuperr
fcctly and overcoming pain. It has also proved itself invaluable in pre-
paring for child birth/and the Change of if . . . .
,Mrs. A. M. Ito crmunn. of Bay Shore. L. Invoicing—Dear Mrs.
l’l‘ Mildew"! on cred trams displacement. excessive japt! painful
to ctiona so the” had to lie down or sit still most. 0
L tile iii. Pinkhnm'li Vegetable Compound has mode use a well woman so
6.
the time.
woman .
Eat relief
«for more ban. Went
ducks approach it covc or other Judge Urothers for governor toniorr w
stream where they are desirous of by m lt‘ttaf 13.000iiittiol‘lly.uiidofl p
outlining they will circle time after real or the liliulucratlo state ticket and
time above the pluc‘o to select a favor- a maloriiy of u... momhpp. of up; legis-
uble feedlot-t mound and detect. titli’ luture. Chairman Pat'rau‘. of the Rt.-
pousiblu danger that may tlu‘calcn pulliicun suite Commitll'ti. is actually
them. ‘i assertive iii his. claims that the lie-
The hunting of ducks in the lower Dilblltliiny) will elect (thither for cover-
Conncctlcui. valley. to (mt-l who has nor by front 8.000 to 13.000 maturity.
had a taste of llto sport. is one in pillihtmclminn. Nov_ 4.-'l‘ht.~ro is
,’,.whlcli such a sportsman cannot but little inipruilt in the election of u
help becoming enthusiastic. lu-uddb state treasurer tomorrow. the, only
tlon to tile hunting in itself tho sport stutc office to be. "”(itL- ’l'lm Republi-
ls also surrounded with the attractions cults said John 0. i-‘liiealz will won by
that. invite the lover of nature, and more than 100.00 plurality. while the.
the one in pursuit of health. Democratic tuaufilzcrs said they ho-
Tbe closed season on ducks brains iicvc .lolin ti. ilariuttu. their candfilnie.
Jun. 1. The much-sought for frath- will be elected.
cred game is said to be particularly , 't‘tllilN'i‘ON. N. .1.. Nov. i.»~1)emocru-
numerous from lisscx to the Sound. tic. Slate Chairman iludspcih a a re»
this fall. ports indicate that Frank S. at’zcii;
WW . bitch. .1r.. the Democratic candidate for
APPENDICthS nov'ernbr. will carry tho state by about
is due in a 1mm measure to titration! 7.000 tomorrow. while BtutoChulrmali
the bowels. by employingdrustic our Murphy of the Republican party says
. tiltiives. To avoid all dunner. “60 only that. .l. Franklin For: will be» elected
tDr. Kini’i’s New Life Pills. the safe. by a majority of about 21.000.
v senile cleanser: and .. ikvlisomtoril- RICHMOND. Va.. Nov. ‘WVlTfilftlfl.
Guaranteed to cure headache, bliiiuuu- elects tomorrow county officer; and
, nous. malaria and jaundice. at I". H- members of the state senate and house
Baxter's drill; store-v 260. " of delegates. 'l‘liei’e is little ,chublb
' . M can activity and both house, fifths,
ACCIDENTS DELAY TRMNG- general assembly/will have b 3 Demo-
A ‘buggaile car attached to a Berle crutic nmjoflflag, ..
shire division train Jumpeda switch at . ..
Brookaeld. Friday ulterhoon, and A sioNiFtcAN‘r pans/an. .
wont. crosswise of the track. it took . , "May the Lordhelp you mime Buck-
thu services ofu steam derrick and 0. isn‘t: Arnl'cn’ salve known to all,"
wrecking chewirom New oven lib-glut writer 0.. («l delimiting: Ghalaei Hill. N.
the our back on the iron. be accident 0. it. (11110 1y took. t a.) p u out of a
calmed delay to passenger‘servlco 0n felon mama and bhrbd 1t: mi wonder»
that division. . ' . _ ., . fuilyuhoigt time? .39 ton earth ff?" .
A cont car left the track on the unveil, but-mi aud‘vioun ii. 05:: at 0‘. . ,
."lllllt" near the National Hat com: Baxter's drug store lut'
.. party’s factory ‘ in Danbury. Baturday _ W" _ . '
taut-nine. The accident item up the T003094”. its reinvents techno .
limbo I often toad wifouin
piano tilt train on. the Neuron: lib
“HWY 01‘ several minutes. .,W . bfmd‘i 1“ “IV. 1,. an ”mu“. m. . ‘ . I
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