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timeliness-r.
cat. art—,2. , ‘ '
cd titre». of Charge.
‘ The Benedict Farm Millpond was
half frozen over this morning.
Joiln Cola hascommcnced to lmlld
a new skiff in front of his house.
The Bible chiss of the Advent
> Christian Church will hold a meeting
tonight.
. Q
The monthly meeting of the East
Nomalk Fire Police was held last
_ evening attheir quarters.
a..._......._.
Hurry White, Who was run over by
E. T. Bedford‘s automobile is getting
along as well as can be expected.
The freight steamer Marion. which
has been at Bridgeport for several
_ days has received an overhauling. a
new coat of paint and is “back on
the job agin."
There is much complaint over the
delay of the sewer contractors to lay-
ing the an ant street sewer. The
men are at work on other jobs and
that is neglected. '
Mrs. Abbie Heidcrhuchi and Miss
Alma Conner commence a series of
evangelistic services at the East are-
,nue Methodist church. beginning on
November 10. Tile services are being
extensively advertised.
M ’
Tire East Norwalk Fire Department
has received and accepted an invita-
tion to attend St. Jeseph‘s fair in Red
Men's Hall. tomorrow night in a
body. They will wear l’ull unii’oru‘r
and will meet at the truck house at
7:30. The South Norwalk companies
will also attend.
James Williams. of Waterbury, a
friend of Principal George Thompson,
addressed the teachers of the East
Norwalk schools yesterday afternoon
on the subject of geography. He gave
a broad and practical treatment of the
subject and the teachers were much
tinterested in his presentation of the
matter. The average attendance for
the months of September and October.
at bolil Schools, was about 93 per cent.
of the registration. This is a good rec
ord. but. not remarkable, considering
the very favorable weather. The prin
cipal and teachers are asking the pp.
pils to help in making the attendance
perfect and in overcoming the habit
of tardiness on the part of a few. It
is interesting to notice the effort some
are making tor'ard punctuality amt
regularity in attendance. The leach-
crs are trying to impress the pupils
with the fact that the tardy pupil
makes the tardy adult in after life.
and that the irregular pupil makes the
slack and unreliable business man or
woman in business llfc~-ali this aside
from thetdisadvantage resulting from
the loss of recitatious while absent. it
is encouraging to the teachers to note
the hourly cooperation of so large a
number of the parents in their endeav-
or to secure perfect attendance. it"
all parents and pupils will interest
themselves in this very important man
tor the attendance for November will
be a record breaker.
, unending a Week with Mrs. W. l'.
ROWAYTON. Rowland,
A meeting of nowayion lloite Conn Mr. and Mrs. A. (‘3. tlradlvy, spent
puny will be held tomorrow evening.
at the headquarters in Rowayton uvu~
nun. at which time luminous matters
cerium-tad with the recent fair will be
settled tip.
The closing night of the fairer, Row-
nyton liout- Company who held last
night at. the
too avenue. and
posed of.
Mia ,
the iteenth anniversary of their woll~
ding at their home in Passover street.
last night. A number or friends were
invited. and all attended. Gaines of
various kinds were layell. which pro
veiled much ,cmu moat. and songs
were indulged in. those keeping hp uh»
til about; 11:30“ o‘clock. when a line
spread was served. More genres and
songs followed. and these lasted until
about 2 tattle mgrfiihi‘nwhr‘n the1 mgr-
.mnkcr ,r l‘, to y not tertep r~
Rive. it swag? enjoyable time was
spent indecd...,.,,., -
Last night, “Title and of the fair at
the llowaylon: osoCompuny. all that
remained in j shape of calories
was auctioned slit. and quite a lively
time cannons Token (further there
was quite a large in. k of canned
goods. crackers cakes. coffee. sitters.
conducted an _;,thc people bid linen
ally. in fact.._scme persons hid loo
liberally for their own good. One hers
lion paid ‘lilty cents for a pound of
coffee homily bought for. thirtydlvs.
lnl York. has taken;
hcutluuarteril in Roway'
was largely ll tended.
The event was a good financial sun
cuss. all the articles on sale being ills:
and Mrs. E. ll. [livery celebrated
,‘DAREN Arr, roman. .
The Dnrlen‘ ball club.“’is plannt g a
dance for 'lllluukagivilig uv
.‘ I": I“ . . t V l
I ltoscoc Bates. . . ‘
in'a largaprlni
. , is, the
miles Bards; the‘
cor ‘wark and.
‘do him, good.
Herman Filslughas bought. out ‘Jack
llaagerty's interest . in the Tanker
House. in Dorian. and the wtly Jack
Hugger-iv has gone over to ,‘West Non
walk to engage .in the genial art of
selling liquor a short distuncefrom the
dry line of New Canaan. Fllstng,‘who .
becomes the ruling genius at. the Took-
cr House. was. with Charles Adam‘s,
who is one of Darlen's‘ "respectable"
saloonkeepcrs. .
store of his father.
grocer. where be
exercise will, dotlilti
Scotch‘ foursomes were played at
Wee Burn, Saturday. for the Admin.
sion Committee prizes. The results:
K. W. Mansfield and P. N.‘Kna‘pp. 85.
19, till; A. S. Pitt and W. L, Baldwin.
80. ll. 69; W. N. McCord and Sheldon
Hopkins, ill, 15. 76; B. M. ‘Tipple and
E. b‘. Scoliold. ,92, 16, 77; .H. 8. Cum-
mings anti Dr..it‘rederlck Schavolr..83.
6. 77; D. '1‘. Woodbtlry and James Hoyt
Knapp. 94, Ill. 8; M. R. Pitt and W. D.
Duskam, 99. 20.7.0. ‘
We have secured the agency for Ori-
rro Laxative Fruit Syrup. the new laxa-
tive that makes the llver.llvcly. puri-
ties the breath, cures headache and
regulates the digestive organs. Cures
chronic constipation. Ask us about it.
Tire Clifford Pharmacy and Plaisted'
Drug Store. *
NEW CANAAN.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
John E. liersam, Saturday morning.
3
it
O
Mrs. C. Merton Barrett presented
her husband with a son. St nday morn~
“ii.
George Kellogg and Herbert G. Ber-
llue have returned from a two weeks'
trip through the South.
Clarence Broadhltrst was arrested
by Officer John B. Weed, Sunday at-
ternoon. and taken to the lockup.
where he was confined for several
hours before ball was secured. Stirl-
day morning a. married woman living
in Grove street was accosted by
him on her way to church. She
was frightened and ran to the village
and informed her husband who was at
his Main street business place. Mr.
Sterling. who lives ilr Grove street.
volunteered to watch in the vicin-
ity during the lady’s return trip.
Brontlburst was there. and a Mr.
Starling, who is an athlete. started for
blur. He ran up the track. closely pur-
sucd by the angry nrrn. cm! was over-
taken ill front of the Samlnis house in
Park street. After a tussle. hc finally
admitted to capture. alld followed
Mr. Sterling to the otllccr's house in
Railroad avenue. where he was ur-
rested. ~
sror THAT COLD
or it may result to pneumonia. Bra.
ziliun Balm is breaking up colds when-
ever tried. almost without exception.
10. 250. 50c and $1.00 bottles. Tile Cili-
ford. Baxter's and Plolstcd‘s. ”
W
WESTON.
W.—
Mrs. Ephraim li‘iil‘ll still continues
qulle ill with asthma.
Repairs are being made
ilyons’ Plains school house.
to the
”.— .. ........-..
Miss Katherine livers. of Nor-walk.
spent Sunday at lli‘i' llolnc llt‘l‘t‘.
Mrs. Theodore Hamilton has return-
cd from a visit in South Norwalk.
Miss Nettie llelnze or New York.
is the guest of the Misses li‘aulhabcr.
been
N .
Mrs. Frank Morehouse bun
spending a few tlnyo. in liilyonnc,
.i.
a. M
Mrs. W. 13. Hill of ilcdtliug has been
Sunday with Mr. and MN. C. iii. Coley
in Norwaik.
bridxeport friends were Sunday
attests of Mrs. V. Godfrey and Mru.
M. E. Button.
tallied George Zink and daughter trout
Bridgeport, over Sunday.
W
Mills Anna Banks and brother Willis
returned yesterday from a few days
visit with Mliill Mattie Hoyt in Ridge-
fluid.
W '
Mr. aha Mrs. James Chamberlain
will return to Brooklyn. this wank. af-
ter a it") weeks visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Hawluy Williams.
M ;
i‘l’tttv. Mr. Moses was annirtainod over
Sunday. at the residence of l). L. Co-
ley. Mr. Moses and family will soon
fumve into the Congregational Dilt‘lmn’
use. .
k
chosenrown.
Axel Anderson has completed
new littffl.
‘0 W .
John ll. Hohmalf has pllf'ilhiiléd a
new horse.
his
Mrs. Mary Oman
present time.
y is very rich at the
lW
entire run about town filflldtli‘ml
. last'Snndaln; ‘ft J
“ 'Aii'rcdl Goldschmldt.‘ of South Nor-
.lllcrcbanlu’ and Matulfacturers' ABM)
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Minds union,
1h‘rankdlry r. of Nowell:
man , at binocular. .lu
‘ha recent draw an an ill is
yr.
The, Sacred Heart Church will hold
aetlrl‘arvest fair at the. hall, November
ruins of,
Quite a number visited the
gene Banks estate,
the tire on the Flu
Walk. was the guest of the Pinkneys
lautfiunday... , . '
'ri.
Mrs. Jilliznbetb Gilbert donated a line
picture It» the First Congregational
Chupch last lsunday.
_ ‘ N. W
Miss Will Z. Williams. of New Hu-
veu. spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr. aners; -W. A. Williams.
n...“—
‘Mlss Albumin Avent has moved. to .
BouthrNocwalk and gone to keep as
house in South Main street.
The annual Thanksgiving dinner
will be given at the Methodist Episco-
gal chapel, Thursday evening, Novem-
ert,1 . ‘ '
Charlie Bennett, has gone into the
pig business, having purchased three
at Sierra Agricultural allctioll.~-lust ..
week. On arriving home with hisi
porkers it. dawned upon him that he
had no pen’for them. so he put them,
in the chicken house. We have not
heard whether they made friends with
the poultry family or not.
Municipal Light’s-hiked by
East Side
(Continued From First Page.)
from last night. lie also handed in a
petition that water pipes be laid to
Gregory Point.
Samuel Taylor asked that a light
be placed on Water street, near "Lov-
er’s Lane."
.iohn Money. at 16 Wood street.
claimed that Esposito lit-others are
maintaining a nuisance near Ills ilonre
by keeping ran offensive pile of ten
tilizer near his front" door. ills peti-
tion was referred to the Hoard of
“(milk with instructions to abate the
nuisance.
A petition for water in lsnncs street
was then presented. .
t'leorge ll. Vosburgb presented a
petition front a number of citizens.
asking that the. fountain on itailmad
avenue. at the. corner of Clay street.
which was destroyed last year. be re-
placed. He asked that. the council
confer" with him. as ho had consider-
able ill the way of facts as to how it
might be replaced. as to cost. etc. The
committee on water was appointed
to confer with Mr. Vosburgh in the
matter.
A number of the residents of Water
street petitioned to have the electric
light. in front of Wheeler Brothers”
foundry moved half way to Quilltard
avenue and a new light placed at the
foot of Raymond street. Councilman
Thompson recommended that the peti-
tion be granted; also it light on ilur—
ritn avenue at. Quintard avenue. Coun-
cilman Mather moved that this be
done and it. Was so voted.
Fred .1. liuckloy. of ill Spring street.
applied for membership in the South
Norwaik Fire Police. llo reported ills
age as 29 years and his height 5 feel.
it inches. it was referred to the com-
mittee on fire to report.
The petition for water to Gregory
Point was referred to the Willt'l‘ colli-
nlisaioneru.
A petition for a light between Ct»
dnr street and Reed street wlls filed.
it was signed by a number of prop-
erty owners ill that section. it. was
referred to the committee on lights.
Edward r‘arrel petitioned for per-
mission to erect a 10x20 atlditlon to
his llOllHt‘ ill ilavlland street. it was
referred to the committee on fire.
Richard ll. (‘lolden appeared in re-
gard to the nocerudty of widening the
Meadow all-eel bridge. He stated that
the spot is a dutlgerous one and a
hindrance to the growth of the coni-
munity. He favored the appointment
of a committee to confer willrtha town
authorities in the matter.
(‘kluucihuan Mather stated that the
elation had been battling with it for.
some time. but he did not know with
what success.
litlls were read and ordered paid
amounting to ”$16.15.
A petition from residents in lvy
Place for the extension of water pipes
was received and referred to the water
commissioners with power.
thmnciilnnn Robina presented a draft
of an ordlunncooltertng ulrcwnrd for
information leading to tho‘convtclion
alarm hormonal! turning in labia
alarms. no said that ho thotmht it.
would be a good thing; to start right
in and foruutnil any such coach.
The ordinance follows:
‘ cost of, or
or anyone breaking sinuous in fire .
9.
Counsel.
be iiii’iitilulllt‘ll
‘io a city nice
Light bought!
it ”it“
ling ior
id build- ‘5‘?"
entrant “w l ch
n vile yt,‘
«lei. .
1;. W‘Mhlsl” _ all
Manual ‘ ll“
id. in" wt!
of in.
de the
Judge“
city migh
East No
lot. the
ureter.“ p... ,. W \
Councilman .llrown
committee be appoiulet
lllrlttol'.,lrllll report to
to enlighten the, voters as to w
desired. I it was so voted.
The applicant the Me 3 r
bridneyas their again luken‘up iol'
disoilsulllll and it u‘zruihe‘scuse of the
inaction that .tlro town and. the rall- .
road-should bear the expense and illlit
the city ought upivin justice beached
to shared” the‘paylucnt. 1
Mayor lliow appointed the following
' 9 East Norwalk ”3111'
lng schema: ouncilnlsn 'l‘hornpson.
Superintendent Winchester. (launch.
mun Richardson and the iiourd of Elec-
triopl Cbmmissioncrs. ‘
Coulr'cilnuln,Muther said that the
council thought it. ought to appoint a
street commissioner. and moved that
Samuel W. lloyi. _.lr.. be appointed
street commissioner for the balance
of the year. it was so voted.
Councilman Mather tileu offered a
resolution fixing the salary on a basis
of $500. per year. the salary not to
commence until Mr. lloyt begins work.
This does not include any engineering
Work. Upon motion of Councilman:
lirown. the resolution was adopted.
Councilman llrown moved that a
committee. be appointed to mpli‘er will:
the proper authorities on the matter
of the Meadow street bridge. it was
so voted and Mayor llow named Rich-
ard H. Golden. cluttrlnan: Matthew
Corbett. Judge .lospph it. ’i'uylcr. John
McMahon and Harry \\’. Mather.
Councilman l’t‘fillltll'l' have notice of
a desire ll appropriate :1 sum not to
exceed small) for the street depart-
ment. and the oily clerk was instructed
to publish the notice.
Councilman Mather asked permis-
sion to renew a $7,000 note with the
South .\‘r,.rwulk Trust Company. He
also moved that $1.000 additional be
appropriated for the Health Depart.-
mcnl's current expenses. '
lk , ‘uld‘ err ,3
.‘ty dollar. powo
moved that u
l to no infidtllr‘
a city roosting
but is
allow street;
committee on ii}
i.
_.._ .__..._‘
lNCREASE OF CRIME lN FRANCE.
PARIS, Nov. 5.~—Tlre increase of
crime in France has caused ‘a. popular
demand tenths restoration of the
death penalty, which has practically
been abolished by the systematic com-
mutation of the sentences of criminals
condemned to. death. Duringthe pre-
sent session of parliament...-it was the
intention of the ministry msecure the
adoption of a measure formally doing
away. with the executions “criminals
but recently juries. throughout the
country recommended the, guillotine
as the only meansot stepping the atro-
cious murders which are .of daily oc-
currence in Parts and in the. provinces.
A popular vote taken by it tonal news~
paper has resulted irr_l,83.665 persons
pronunclng themselves injavor of to-
storing capital punishment. while
328,692 announced themselves as being
opposed t6 it. ' ».
II-b
DID NOT REPORT SEEING THE SE—
WALL.
SEATTLE. Wllfih.
patch to the Post-ml:
'l‘acoma. Says: .. ‘ ”
"Cllpluin Balfour.
lsh steamship Combenlel‘e, who was
(pulled as reportinc the aliasing ship.
Arthur M, SL‘WMHW C Flattery. the
nice the intcrvtew. " 'iwtltlli Elma“?
states that he sighted u‘four-nlusted
American ahip about 7 o‘clock Sunday
srvcn miles west 'of Eden Point. The
ship was soon but a few minutes. She
«Nov. 5-K disc
elllgenccr from
tho Scwull. 'l‘honhip sighted was un-
douhu-dly the Erskine M. Phelps. Dis
(or «hip to the Musing Bewali, which
arrived at. Seattle yesterday-
BANK BOOKKEEPER DISAPPEARS
MllMPillB. Tenn“ Nov. b.——-l«‘rank
Harper, u bookkeeper employed at a
local bank. has disappeared and search
to locate him has proved trultless.
The officials of the bank where he
was employed state that his accounts
are ill perfect. condition.
oriental—no acronym nun.
CHICAGO. Nov. 5.~Henry blames-e.
died yesterday. aged seventy-four. As
secretary‘for Stephen A. Douglas. he
reported the famous debate with faith
coin in 1858.
lives to he on. old bachelor pay» a
very poor compliment. to hiruaull. ‘
.cwldow no?
filth lie allows that, he doesn't bu-
liuvc be in untart enough to who rare
Manny one liiillldeli himself or be hi
admin on girl would bore him.
Au tlrdlannco hoisting to False
Alarms of Fire. .
l Hecllou lwAliy person who wilfully
given or trends in a futile alarm of tire
to the Fire illurarlment of this city.
h manna or any lire alarm box. tele-
p one wire. or other device. shall upon
conviction for such that. forfeit. and
pay a liability of not than than ”it nor
more than 160 for the are of mid-city.
Section raid rcwar .of :1” will be
paid for information which. jlil lend to
the conviction of any arson or ”use
sons. guilty of any vi lotion: ”cl this
ordinance. ,‘i '
it up adopted.
The matter or obsessional: tor street
sprinkling against property holders
was lhen‘tilnen up. it narrate opinion
of the council that. the city any one.
and htlpflll motion adopted.
The but r of iron Remains rel
quest, for centric power was tattoo
Aaron ll. Davis nun'duligiiter are
visiting in Jamaica. “ l.
fluid .. -nnw
W. B. iluhhsll andwii‘c were the
a lie mono went, for a host. of n. a. Smith hon week. seer cantilevers streamlined: ; hell rd immed‘olol h .
mgsihgkfiflfitfl Will" “9“ ”Y “i“ ”'9' g “ ....... A ' ' , Golltltlliftllli Math and lint urine gotoutlinoleum.i ’ y m” 1‘"
eh brittle. ., f Atacama: are Math The chi double houses ousted: cardholctiitla $51,”th hfimliflitwv l but ‘ ,
z r ‘ 203- _ $314,,4195n4 gimmsvcmwmuuummm Equal 1““ this 0! W1“
up, and superintendent Winchester are
stained hot at present the plant is
loaded down with dollldtldn tangled
trinity and that special catchment
Upon motion of Coultclllniin Mather
quarter and the nbultln property held . L
are tlti‘oorttlil’l‘tiii‘i of i a cool and on :
ordinance to. that sitcom“ presented ~
you Witch Stops
ltlll'tl l‘lllli
in Well
lll‘. lit-i]. 1
llll‘il' on.“
to it lard.» .
. . u
tllwllts _ ‘ ‘
., , " l'l
,allv‘t-ltrp
0
master of the Brit- .
was low ill tilt-water and rigged like .
shorthand reporter. lawyer and author. ’
Show! think the average man who :
l .
O
Porn 1 *nnuhs‘suaurs;
or. .er ll
,t
5 . generally admitted.
win a t
. (g.
"'“l‘? A "an. coon COMPANY.
The A"
DH
\H‘.
. it.
llalill) s
pspt-lloiii .lllh
ul. l-illlrsv up
famous (
litll‘illlii l‘tllllli
llilllllit’t‘tl.
prtiisvnl
luorrrlx‘ 'r
Dullllll: l.iliillt'ii'l)
Tile opening I.
week's bill no. ..
(ll'thtlB Sllll (unit:
that everybody- is
show. Anotpu
.7. it‘. (.‘ut'oury,
norcl not seen
the usual appla
i'Trio is a Very rural.
number and was w
Corolla. Wrslou.
comediennr.
witching, Moo
l
wk's illness.
\lr.
--eug
“is
U
ale Weeklies
ac-t‘ut‘r‘
WI and m it by nitride it.
. Wbll'lltllc llml clrluill't.‘
Billitiligflttlll you not
distor them will!
cathartic» but. like
the which. they will
not be able to do
their allotted Work
until titty are put
into proper lentil»
tion to do a.
Clue cannot tncud
I delicate piece of
mechanism by vii»
, ' lililt lliclllmiu. and
on machine made by than is as fair.
ill} the human body
The use of pills.
7 bolts. castioruoll
and training cartilage migration-l is
c v out: that M. be use i‘
the herb tonic inactive. U
Inne’s’mmily
* Medicine
is the motion adopmt by lateral
gent pseudo. ,
Iieatilurlio. Natasha. indigestion, _
would be necessaryund that no on»
t
constipated. atria diseased all are
t
t he q
i
but
? til of the canoe soul.
I
v . the Boston Public
iii
ping place.
.3 “@3le tin
col conlcdiaus, in
““l (iood Company. a reper-
.V. 0" much credit. opened
gemcnt. at Home Thea,
. .The College. Girl was
until audit was presented
thoroughly pleased ali~
mil, who has been seen
County Fair Company,
formerly filled, by Miss
and does earnest and
The irrepressible
lost a laugh every time
specialties are
humans in his fam-
an Juan hill. on his
Sinmrons."l‘he sup-
good.
is strong and well
'5. rs Ranger
”Wu the bill will be The
I
ll
llp
.4
, . to or
lhrllltilul’. l‘lnut‘tl a d Sobaefer. musi-
very clever act;
ill]
in t1
Sinnlpf. in iiillstmpl. songs, met with
Grace Tempest
rig and dance
use;
i
the
._.__
ding.
Tl
ESTON LEAVES TORRlNGTON.
‘OKRlNG’i‘ON,
. yuan Weston, thr- pmivstrlan. sur-
i and this town by lumvlrulg into it
about 10 o‘clock last night
My recognized Will a large crowd
owed him up Maia street for half a
o to the Conley inn. whort‘ he spent
night. He left the hotel this morn—
at 0:46 o'clock. lining west from
0 through West. 'i‘orringitul and to.
d Cannon and (treat ilurringlou.
fold the hotel attendants this
rain: that. he never run lll'llel‘ and
l. he expected to do t'l't‘ll it"lll‘l‘ W'
than he did yesterday
No
i583.
and to-
urslc our vAUpEVlLLn.
iormnnce of this
rand success.
e to attend. a sign
The
leased with the
cast. this week,
(1 dance artist.
\.
look well with ha: i any sayings; Ly~
(lla Dreams. rr-ntrilt utst, is the most
113 city: Carl
appreciated;
little Broadway
kept it 2 audience
laughter; ill-rlnan an
acrobats. an» very flan ', their act is a
laugh from beginning t end; the mov-
ing pictures are all our. and represent
both comedy and a his. Special irrat-
incc Saturdzn. 2'15 p. m.
in
ice. comedy
protruding or
blind piles Sirlll to lloan's Ointment.
Chronic cases soon ‘
cured. Druxglsts all sell it.
w“ ‘it'l'LE oéAo.
Morlg In Oldest Resident Passes Away
It Ninetydour.
N, Nor. ii.~~St-rtton i3.
.. hieridcn's oldest rrsblrut, died yes-
"ilill' morning at El o'clock after-
Aliovcd. finally
1th-
a
lie was in his ninety-
tb year. As an tduralor, as a philun«
lillllllsi. and no a good silicon,
ll be greatly missrli for he had lived
. it'll in tho attain oi litl'll.
Little was lawn in
:t state. on April in. tall. and true-
his ancestry but i. to 1h.- Mayflow-
he
Columbia.
G~Edward
\‘.
He was
avid Parker. or Fayette, N. Y.. who
it 9'01 at tictlyslllnu. Writes.
cctric Bitters have done run more
it titan any niodlcbw ! MW took
several years i had silliuttt‘ll new
and paid out much money iui‘ much
a to little purpose, until i boson
Electric Bitters.
00 for what. they have done for
Grand tonic for the nip-d and for
Great ulirrntlve
body builder; lilll‘l) euro for bone
k and weak kidneys.
it. if. Baxter. druggist. the
WW
Lila! WOMEN lN EOSTON.
fiTON, NOV. l3.-ilmttou was the
tiring place today tor a bout. of
~ on. who came as (tolerates
rtcnccntrnnlai monitor: (it;
Association of Collegian. Minnnt.
annotation includes a tnrmburuhip
it 2.500 women in twenty cities
but as. divided over the retinal grid
l wtmld not
titulrantoed
or
at opening examiners: tho 000*
on were planned for tho Bi’tlflllml.
”Willy it! “13
”1 remedy for mothers to are lit
firdr's Laxative Cough syrup.
00d ‘iiii maple sonar,
c
L liked. For.
liter offend st,
dealers supplying. the. necesslti
rain. i _
epics is the prediction
. life... While. the-downward . ‘
8
t
‘ ‘ has not attentcdt‘he New ark 3th“ ‘
\ markets as yet. there is every indica-
tion Who housewife will boobieto
Wolf
9. ti-.- »‘ t}. 5‘
n are con to the caring; f"
supplyllel‘ table in ashort time at n .1 ‘
outlay much‘less than to which do
has been accustomed for the last: year.
1: That the prospective reduction in
the cost; of foodstuffs is or will be due
to the stringency in the money market
and ‘ the consequent drawing in of
{business lines thebl‘g dealers are loath
to admit. It is too early. they ‘sny, to
" . tell how far reaching the financial as.
prostates will be and therefore too
early to tell how soon the prosperity
prices for foods wiltdlcp. The certain-
ty of a. fall in prices unless the linens
cialsituntiou is immediately cleared to
. According to M. J. Sulzberger, vice;
presidential the Schwartzchlld & Sulzi
bcl'liilr Company. a top in the cost of
beetle! the poorer grades may he look-
‘ ed for at any time.
.‘f'l‘he. price or most; to the consumer
depends on the cattle receiptsut Ohi.‘
cage. and other western points." said
Mr. Snlzberger. “and three receipts
Just now are light. At Chicago, for
instance, Monday's receipts were 21,-
000 head as compared with 35,000 head
on the preceding Monday. But. in the
race these figures the cost. of the pom“-
er quality of meat probabi. . will dc-
cline. In the matter of choice beef.
the corn fed product of the Middle
West. that is known in the trade as na-
tive beef, I looked for no reduction in
price because the supply 19‘ short." '
At the New York offices of the Cud-
ahy Company. L. M. Christian, the
lnanagerusaid the New York branch
of the concern had had no instruction
reducing the price of meat ten or any
other per cent. , ’
“I would judge from general condi-
tions," said Mr. Christian, ‘lhat no re:
duction was in sight. If Mr. Cudahy
said what was attributed to him by
the papers I have no personal know:
ledge or it. , ‘
A canyons of the situation in the
West Fourteenth street market district
showod actual decreases already in
force in some commodities and a. goal
era ifeciing that. prices in others will
drop it the financial. stringency contin-
ues any. considerable length of time.
Poultry shows a decrease of from 10
to 15 per cent. The egg market is
weaker. It is said that, dealers on ac.
count of the big supply of fresh eggs
that have come into the market recent-
ly have found it impossible to dispose
of the large cold storage stocks that
were laid in last April and May at such
a figure as to make money.
As to the vegetable market, John
Buckle said:
“The money market has little to do
with vegetables. it is almost altogeth-
er a. matter of weather conditions. and
these have been very unfavorable this
season. Weather alone i should say
was responsible for the high prices of
Vegetables.” ‘
A HARD DEBT TOPAY. ,
"l owe a debt of gratitude that can
never be paid off," writes G. S. Clark.
of Weslfleid. town, "for toy rescue
from deuth..by Dr. King‘s New Discov-
ery. Both. lungs were so seriously af-
fected that deatlt seemed imminent,
when I commenced taking New Dis-
covery. The. ominous dry. backing
cough quit before. the first bottle. was
used. and two more bottles made a
complete cure." Nothing has ever
equaled New Discovery for coughs.
colds and all throat. and long coat-
pluiats. Gum-auteed by F. H. Baxter;
druggist. {air and $1.00. 'l‘rial bottle
l‘rce. ”
PLANS OF NEW TELEGRAPH CO.
L .
Will First Build New York-Chicago
Linc—Jo Use independent
Telephone Wires Also.
NEW YORK. Nor. fry—Details of
the construction plans of the Tolepost
company. which will enter the field in
competition with the Western Union
and the Postal. have been made pub-
.lic. Wilson ii. li‘nlrbauky of Warren,
Muss, who has built five different. New
York-Chicago telegraph installations, in
vlcc~presidont in charge of the new
company's constructitm work.
For the l’cur-wlre copper trunk line
to be built between New York and
Chicago. the estitltulcd coat is $1.373.-
‘120. With this line the 'l‘elupost. no;
lag the Delany autocratic transposition
amt receiving system will be able to
trundle as much bus
companies could send ovur sixly'cight
for the same, distance, .
For the 'i‘ciepout trunk line froth
Boston to San Francisco. the estimat-
ed cost is 35.393.480. branch
will tro‘exlunticd as rapidly an [institute
to the principal business center». Suc-
tions of the main trunkiincu will he
placed in operation an colllplcicd.
tion will cost only H.375 a mile.
old companion for lines of equal capac-
ity. the 'l‘clcpoat's authorized capital
of till.0ti0.000 is believed to be nailin-
ed. The Woulurn Union and the Pos-
tal nault earn dividends on a capitalisa-
tion of $218.000dluo.
At its announced re
25 worm. without regard to distance.
the new company expects» to» earn
Utilization all: .
slot: of its scrviooaoutsldsofl
or cities. Trials havei demonstrated
graphing by themuuny system.
locus as the chi ‘
wires costing about six times as much
liner .
Owing to the fact that its construe -
against a coat of $7.010 a mile to the 4
foul. and will be inuucd only as rennin
to of 26 cents for
enough on tuition fol-milieu” wires
to my dividends and provide for are
e tension otits lines. . .,
independent stole:
hone liner humanism» scrawny
s depended upon tubules-vi . are”
e» m-
that there is an obstacle to the simul-
l tenuous ascertainment: wires for tolu-
.:1ii.0re neon venom ‘ wit it
some . form. braid. nay. titanium 1
other cause. illltn‘sislltest' oral of
Kidney derail top develops
. diabetes
been dis
raccoons I .;§ ‘ ‘e
on , of t
or timber. .. ,
easemare suspected the flu ever should .
prance seek tastiest \dlcalhtten-
tion. possible. Consult opium. good.
first'ciass physician, leave pai'eotmodié
clues clones. .. . . . .
There are . many of “the “leaner“- ‘
till’mptoms of kidney trouble which can
be treated «at home as stated by, a well-
.knOWn authority. . For. some.“ theor-
saunas backache. pain lathe‘r‘egiou
.oi; the kidneys: weak bladder. fre-
quency, (especially at night). .pain-
Ital scalding and other urinary
troubles, try the. following. simple
home remedy: Fluid “Entrpct, antle-
lion one-half ounce, Compound alig'on
one ounce. Compound Syrup! Sawtoo-
.rilia. three. can es. These simple
ingredients are armless and can he
-.obtained at. any good. prescription
pharmacy and anyone can mix them
by shaking well in a bottle. The dose
for adults is a teaspoonfui after each
meal and again at bedtime.
There is no better general remedy
known to relieve all forms of rheuma-
tism either. because it acts ‘ directly
. upon the kidneys and,blopd.~.lt cleans
the clogged up pores in the .kidpeysso
they can filter and strain from "the
blood the poisonous uric acid and
waste matter watch if not. eliminated
remain in the blood, decompose and
settle about the Joints..a,nd .musculnr
.lissnes causing the untold “suffering
and deformity ofrheumatlsm. .
Backache is nature's signal notify-
.ing the sufferer that the kidneys are.
not acting‘properly. ‘lTake cure of
.your ltidu_eys.", is new the physician's
advice to his patiorts.
v“
CYRUS A. roan om" . i'"
Leadiug Citizen of New Milford Ex.
,ptrcs Suddenly... ,
NEW MILFORD. Nov. 5.—-—Cyrus A.
Todd. well known as an i iilli‘ance'nlan
.throughout this section. ‘ led suddenly
.of heart disease at his home here
Sunday night. ,, ‘
He was born in Warren. October 18.
1826, and for the first thirty years of
ills life lived there. .
Ill 1856 he came to this place and for
sixteen yearshwas teacher at the Cen-
ter school. giving up teaching to en-
gage in the insurance business.
He was a prominent cli‘urChm'ah and
was a directorial the First/National
Bank. of N elelford, and. unincorpo-
rator of the New. Milford Savings bank.
He is survived by a son and daughter.
M00 REWARD...$.100.: .
The readers of tilt pap. r will be
pleased to learnlhat. her-c k at least
one dreaded disease that “spienoedias
been able to cure in all its. stages.
and that. is Catarrh. Hallie Qatari-ll
Care is the only positive .cure' now
known to the medical fraternity. Ga.
tarrh being a constitutional disease, re.
quires a constitutional treatment.
Hall's Cdt'arrh Care is taken internnL
ly. acting directly upon the. blood and
mucous surfaces ogthe system. there
by destroying the foundation of the
disease, and giving the pdtlcnt
strength by. building .up the constitn.
tion and assisting nature in doing its
work. Then proprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for
list of testimonials. . . ._
Address F. .l. CHENEY & 00.. Tole-
i
do, 0,
Sold by all Druggists. 750.
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti-
pation. W
lic-”Mabpi, you grow more beauti-
ful every day."
She (pleased)—~“Oh. Jack, you
exaggerate! " ,
ileo—“Well. then, every other day?”
Punch.
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