. . tomorrow cvoalh
lval‘gkl‘t'dtyfif EE haulallulldaonio»
30. can an
t APOLLO
but and. 00c pound.
ECHOCOLRTESm'l‘ho Chu~
thbfi'li Cst twitter, Apolloo." in boxer at
30c. w c,“ 60:; and can,
Bridge gl’lilirmao‘y.
.. wauuulo‘t'onc'racer.
~ Taupe-on. Oalt,641--2. , .
an Dellvmd Frce‘ of Charge.
>-..:,
m
The" oyotbropcnlilg loo 7‘
alackJuct at. mascot." '
nest; cetb.‘ . uncommon his foot, is
getting along slowly with it.“
Harry Hunter has moved from First
street to Rowayton avenue, Rowayton.
...—W...
Gcorgo Smith "has taken a position
as firemen on one of the Red Star lino
tugs.
'Many have boon taking advantage
01" the low tidou thcpc days in a quest
for clams.» .4 j .
“ 'l‘hc Philathca Ciass 1at tho, trust
. Avonuo Methodist. Church held a rug»
‘ ulnr meeting last evening.
The framework is up for the barn
being built for Saloonlaccpcr O'Hara.
on the.Grocschucr property.
‘ On Monday evening will be hold the
regular monthly meeting of the ,May-
flower Hook and Ladder Company.
Mrs. John Sniilcu and hon, scar.
have lnovcd from Water and ’all
slrccts. Norwalk, to llarbor uremic.
lonng ladies arc cordially invited
to attend the. Philathca class at the
East. Av‘onuc Methodist Church Sum
days at it: o‘clock.
, Work of chor digging in Van Zuut
street, want of Oaborn avenue has coni-
lllcncml and Oxborn avmtuc, under tho
railroad track. is blocked for iratlic.
“War and Peace" will be the. aulr
loci of the carillon to be preached to
iuorrow hit Rcv‘. it; 1.. Pitt-synohis tho L‘i-
lcntcd uiiuistor at theAdvcnt (flirta-
tlutt Church. The nubjéct will tloubllvna.
ti ‘uw a large attendance.
Rev. Luster l«‘. Reynolds will give tho
special lecture: in tho series he has
planned for this month. tomorrow ovc~
Hing. at the Advent Christian Church.
Tho. subject will bi»: l’lowuharcs and
Swords, and an iniercatiug discourso
may he oxprrtt‘tl.
,'l‘he special t-vuupollstit- services- of
the two tomato oramwliuts Mrs. Abbie
Ncldorlntrhl and MlSS Alma (.‘urmer
«outmoded’tonmrrow morning in the
Elam art-nun Illolhodlal, Church and it
is (‘Xllf'f‘lt‘ti tllul thcrc will bo a largo
lttltllltlililt‘t', as it has liccn oxlcnsively
advv rt bled.
W. S. llatlicltllwuht tit-roan to ism."
létlautt thin al‘t 'lltmn in his auxiliary
aloop Ali‘urutafiw’ith him are Frank
W. Itolwrla. Vic or W. b‘crrln, llmrard
A. ('rumptou. Irvinr; Wllmot and M. ins
ll, linsnvll. All look gllnsuud ammuni-
tion and lookod its il' war had bt't'll do
t'lttrml on .lupau.
, ""‘Wf
_'l‘ilt‘ iitlt‘at‘a Unit will have for iltnlt
blmday un-eting tho itiple lloclnitilla of
(trout Nations, and Their ltosultsmtlw
Derih‘lona of tho lit-brows, the Roluunr.
file English. and That of Our lluu
Nation. 'i‘lir llllll-lit' club it; u npicndld
film-vial. Alruudy tho ‘luombcra arc
Iulhlna of n rourrrt. to be all-on in tho
lp‘w your. idvcry utcrlluu la atttmded
by nearly tho outlro villas and new
tumulwra lll‘t‘ coining “L. This branch
of tho llurnru (linbpromlueu to bc thr
turnout and moat succouuful.
A pound party wan held lulu oven-
bug at tho roatdrncc of Mrs. GOOI'W‘
HISuilth. ii Itowan atrcct, and it war
a grout. adrenals from it booth] and
financial ntuudpolut. Vocal and in-
‘atrmnuuinl aolua were rcndhrcd dur.
inn tho errata}: and a hoot Htllll \vua
urtlvd. 't‘lut lluaut-lul roturua ware
for the l'urnluhlm: of litr. Sunday
Sf'lltltll room in tho new (‘llirlat l-Jpla-
ropnl tilmrrll. which in lasing orcctud
l" (il‘t’wu'r lluttlorurd. 't’bo moqu-rn
of ill“ church nro looking forward Willi
grunt ltltm-mit. to tlw \luit of lilaltop
will: titration
not! "who ,3}.
V out“? l‘“
lilbtlll'llujg,
l had :3
”utility ml- 0.
l My '. A 6'
allmiml'm ' . 1 no I.
who» n them no wlliih trim
a v ultra com me.
on I l‘oromtnpm
a "thrill n.‘
.. awful AM.
"for mourn
mun Illl can, my hm:
(him rt on
c ,_
£31fl‘hfikfli hint
out it
hi ) tick II d “M
u. l
l (i
dummies
m 7 .P'l
unit-W
millnfifilfit 7‘ faction «may. all
month
' ad a number of lllutrlcnda yautorday
.tndTpon‘nd boxcu ut-ituili licuson and Master
5. near the ruliro ,
I httlullt‘l‘ of buildlnga which arc homo .
l Noah. tl‘lloao present worn the Missouri
. iiiathorinc Slnu'wood.
column of quality. When you ticuiro
. zilian Bat
fever trio , almost without exception.
10. 250i 50c and $1.00 bottlca. The Clif-
tl
ilrcwptrr. of. Jim. Did
i ltlldolclockr”
m
Master I"l‘delticSlltli‘l‘ftlDd entertain
(lllaunccy \ ii. 3
afternoon In honor ol'tho eighth au-
tumn-nary of, hip birthday. ‘thlllflli
and iuliulc ‘wcru played; oue‘cf the
platinum teaturoo being a soapbubblc
contest. which was awarded to Miss
Georgia
_‘ y Ruth ‘llcnaou.
luthcl Utnnmings. Viola Cunnnlngs.
lluth Gilbert. Annie Seaman. Ilcatrtca,
Slicrwood,..lviautcru F'roddic Sherwood.
Roland . Sherwood. (loot-gist Noah.
(ivorgic Thompson. Harold Thompson.
Mrs. Charles 'I‘honipnon audulltlr. and
turn. l-lowurd Sherwood. Muster Fred-
dht was well remembered with pros-
en a. .
*W—l L
STOP THAT COLD
or it may maintain pneumonia. Bra.
is breaking up colds when-
ford. Baxter’s and Plalsted's. "
,ROWA‘YTJE
(1.. ll, Pope' rocoivcd a
piano from New York today.
Iv-
Nelson Hurlbutt, of Cannons. is the
guest today of Charles R. Petty. Ray:
mond street. ‘
m
handsome '
l
_ pontooned and no date baa been a
f
Livoryinan Edward J. derigan has
purchascda trotting horse wltlra,rcc~'
ord from West NorWalk pardon.
'I‘hcrc willgbo a regular locating of
tho ladies of tho Rcllancc Hook and
l.uddcr Company at the headquarters,
Monday afternoon at 3 p, m.
it .
The Library will be closed Monday
evening. November lith, on account.
of the special ‘uleeting to be bold
there.
"Dottie." the pet dog of Mr. and M rs.
Charlcs H. Golder. is dcad. and there
in general regret among the residents
of Rowaytou.
...—...
plus, docs not allow great improvoinont
front his accident of this week. when
ho was run over by u horse. in South
Nut-walk.
___s....
Mrs. H. K. Chambers, Miss Ann’ic
Edwards, W, N. Motlord, Miss Alcinc
Munro, '1‘. .l. Salli n havo lottors ro-
untlnlnl,r uncalled r at the Rowaymnl
post-office. '
....--____,_
John. Vincent, of itownyton. has cut
up hiaflpropcrll’ i'roullnr; on the it'nl-l
icy lint: and adjoining 'I‘okunoko, -.into
pints. ‘imtu, it, it. Minor has done
tho surveying.
......—
'l‘lto float of tho Norwulk Yacht Club.
which has been blocked up on tho
beach alongSidc the club honsc. floated
front its birth thin week. on account
of tho heavy lltlcs, and it will have to
be replaced. '
ltov. ldrnunt W. llynshc. pastor of the!
ltowaytou Mt‘llltltllfil ldplseopul t‘hurrli.‘
Harry S. .llryau and Mrs, lilttu Slater
worn amour. the. delegates who attend-
ed the i‘lpivtit'lll Len-gut: convciition I't“
contly held in Now York.
The l'iuhney unloinobilo party was
at. i’lttsiield. yeah-rtlay. and arc ex-
prctud to return to their homes ill
ltowayton and Brooklyn soon. \Vordg
han been rvrbirrd here that William
l‘inltnoy, of this place. and Mrs
(“null-v l‘iultuey. ol llroolllyu, wore
(illilt' badly hurt in the :n-rideui with
a trolley car near Mrrideu. ihla \verk.
Mina I‘Ztlitrl ‘lI‘. Austin.
intuit. nuod nineteen years, and Harry
W. Imud. ol' Sprlnndule. hard i\vmit_v-
nnv, Wt‘l‘t,‘ unilod lu mairlaco ’l‘huruv
day t-vonin: at the putmiaauo oi’ the
Rowayton llupiisl Church. The on»
lol‘. lieu lt‘rault t,‘.. llrown. officiated.
'l‘ln- ln'ldciuttid wan Allan l.lllilr Austin.
was Itolwrl l‘luatlu. a brotlu‘r. Mr. and
Mrs. hand will mulch ilk-Ir reaidrucc in‘
New (human.
. ,...................... -..
tho ltowuyton lt‘l‘on .illrury Aauociufl
lion on Monday ovouluq. Novumbor
nth. at it o‘clock, in the Library.
ueuuoully the Library will be clonud
Monday ovcnlng. All utmubcrn arc ro-
upon tho roport of tho committcc up-
polntod at tho annual meeting tuft/lay
to lnqulro about loin as tho Association
dccldod at that time that tho Library
would buy a lot to build on when poa-
alblo.
. t
lawnmow—
liaptint Church.
Brown. puntormi-lerrk-na
ltowuytou
Frank C.
arvrmou topic. 'l‘ho l'owur of an that
luau idl‘o; ovoulua. 80 Near to tho
Kingdom. Tho «waning act-vice will
bu ovumzotluiiu. and will lnciutlt- pimp
llllt of lllelll'l hyuum by tho trio. Hab-
buth aohooi ‘lullowp morutuc unrvlco:
lunlor liltulcnvor, Infill); Sculm' hindra-
\‘ol'. tliiltl. ’l‘uoaday ovrulun at. it
o‘clock. moctlna of tint china for tho
diucnaulou of tho immigration prob»
tom.
writer. t-lathrduy. :30, at. tho par-
tlutlugo. Inocilnh for 90ch prayer and
knollvm'uation.
Ell ward J.
putcbuacd u
piod hr William d, March. tho blaclcd
unlih. in having lllltl’ly tmprovmmmts
made to the proporty. The, urouutlu
on tuning goncrntly ctuarcddlp. and the
loundultonu are in for a large she
which Mr. inurtguu will occupy in bi:
livery bitumen». taking tho place of the
biilltliiiit‘burutul during tho stump .
‘l‘hc plum are. also laid for a carpool l?
-_uimp which will be annotated by floor
’dcutt. lie clitlobtu to begin work"
p.‘
«tutor of the bride, and the boat maul
lter. ‘
'l‘buruduy. 7:30. a happy hour *
rtgun. who rucen ly ‘
o strip. of propc .y -
tracke. containing ll ,
i
ill,
ll
ing a friend from lilrooklyn. .
I1
I)
. Samurai Marchouee is erecting a he
residence for Frank Bailwitz. on Cc
«ur Hill Park, South. Nor-walk.
ton Baptist Church, will hold stu'vlch
ikotn, is visiting his brother, Amino
Benedict.
friendu for a few weeks.
;a delegation of speakers and singer
:from South Ntu'walk‘ut tho Mothodi
Church, Sunday evening, at 7 O'clo
sharp.
but. auyu:
,dyspepnla, uaod to have great. distre-
and belching.
could hear of. lmt nothing helped 11
cent bottle cured me completely.”
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. r
Salve is healing alrlt moth ng. Got
for pilos.
lnacy and The B
'._:;N0tl lik- ...“
...
’ Rev, Frank C. Brown, of thokowu
in. the Union (limpcl, Sunday. at. 8
pa” . . fl l,-
B. C. Benedict, of Dcsmct, Smith Du-
it)
and other rclativoa
.81
a .
. -9"... ..
.it' the. weather pox-pitta flicrc will lie
at...
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
‘ Mru. Franklin Bush. of; New Casi
“i suffered for yours viii
1.?
_ no
I tried everything:
tutti I took Brazilian Balm, and one ‘lo
For sale by It. ll. Pluinted. F. ii
‘EW
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
The first of tho assemblies has lure
um...»
ll;
or it as yet. ,
Derttha Curbolized With Hal
(3
—:
d
Sold by 'L'ho Clifford Phar-
ridgo‘ Pharmacy.
WESTPORT. "
Tim Ladies Aid of'tlic Farms" churc
101. Wednesday. ' ‘
h
ll. C. Tctard has closed his residence ~.Nm'.F'mk “""“‘?-".“ entertaining
at? gokoneko for lilo wintcr not out tlicnds “0m va Y0lli.. r ‘ i
l ', ~ . , “”me " .
0 ew Ymk today for the W“ ‘ Miss Gertrude. (lnumhor pusudd
’l‘ ‘
hursday, in Norwalk. ‘ i
Mrs. Hath-1y mum... in manuall-
Mrs. William A. Bulkloy is vluitiui.
or parents in Bridgeport. ‘
Mrs. William Smith is tho guorst (if
(fir sister in Ih‘idgmcpori. . l
s.. — -..—....-."
W. B. flanks has returned from a
tow days visit in l’tldgcflcld. .
d
a
D
9 Mr. and Mrs‘. William Siurgcs artI
William T. Raymond. of The Mu- visiting at ‘lho .lmucntownldxpopittni.
'l‘ho cornerstone for filo now ,Metht‘l-
lst church will be laid next. Tuesday
fternoon. “ _ ..
Charles Bonichs has purchased thit-
lacc formerly occupied by Mrs. Loren
Bert inc.
‘Mrs. Frank N. Thylor has been a rep
cont guest of her daughter, Mrs, liar-
ry Nichols, of li‘airi’ieid.
his Dix
scltOtr
Harry Bect‘s who has been visiting
rents in town has returned to hi‘
duticn at. Greenwich. .
Minn lreno hockwood is spendiul:
some time with her sister. Mrs. Geral-
h
h
om Hill in Georgetown.
A pic and calm social will be girl-iii
y the (3. 12. Society of ‘iliu Groou'p
Farms Church, Thursday melting.
V
h
ling" won the subjccl which Mr.
Mrs. Willis S. laiea who this lamp
lsltiun Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Kirk
as rcturncd to her homo in l’onkoru.
lll'uw-
(lor-
"li‘irst Things in Mt't‘illlllit'z'J
about I}. Bradlry of Suugaluck talkril
0
A
‘lrrosttng address 'l‘hnruday attornoo
' ht tho meeting of tho Noodle
i' anti explztlncd bel‘oro tho lx'. tl. iv.
. Thursday evening.
Mina llldilh ll. Whlto gave a vmy iii-
l2
Wt )l'
tlulld in 'i‘otlut‘t Hull upon ”’l‘oncnioirt
of Now (,lnv ,
lou'u Aruicu Salvo
die. and Work in ’i‘oucmenia.”.
A SIGNIFICANT PRAYER.“
“May the Lord help you muko ilucli~
kunwn’ to all.“
Wl‘lltttl .l. (I. .lcuklns. of (limpet llill. N.
t
f
f
din-oft"; burns and wounds,
(ion. “5”"
qiwktcd to be present to Iwur "lift ruin it
10:30 a. m. and Mill p. in.; morning; ’
l
l
I
l
t
t
it
h
t
i
it. quickly took the pain out of
vlou for mo and cured It in a woudc
ully short tltuo.” Beat on earth for
25cm 1“. It.
i
laxlor's drug store.
....._.
.wnsron. ' .
W...“ . l
Mrs. l.. A. Mvadn iliifiVt‘lllt‘l‘lllllltlil rt-
'l‘hr‘ro will ho a apwlal monitor; of “”ll'l‘h' “‘01“ l-ll‘ltllfllltm‘l.
jl‘hounui DoiilltillyTIittti gone to' New
to spend thawtnlcr.
_ ,‘ «.5. '
“...-....»
Mr. and madam Mmehctta ar‘p
ptmdlng' homo thug in New
i‘ f 9, .. .. a; y .
at“, “dawn to ' . ..
occuwcowmwowmfi
(3 ’
dfoadaoha /
’ “4 lOanboturod onlyby ‘
‘_ wrrmady that, will .
tumor» tho t'uuno.
"mill oflt-nrr you
. o d'iplhwillihruxliwbo ,
pmrdom or pilltl tho .
qltlckct will it. Mum.
,. Ammrdlmhcmlmbu
.i'connm hour a dis. .
, tarball atomuch or ,
“ Alrrcgularlmwolamnd ’
‘ “Mum
, l
(a mic laxatival‘wiil ciao hud-
aoho in short order by regulating.“
tho homeland rehtdguntlng the ;
stomach? ‘ , ‘ .
it in I grant blood medicine ‘
and the {North laxative of old 1
it»,
at
85
t
it
. :lu iutnrnnl
l‘5
«w Rho motion”
. shinning,
When a. man.
”“3”qu for
p
..
. up do can j
halthlmrmm
walnut-m 50a. and 81.00
or of the Good lllll
altlou as touch
School. .
u..—
‘Mlas Frederica ll‘aulhabrr han boon
stranding this week in Now York city
with relatives.
Mrs. James Chamberlain and Mrs.
Hawlcy Williams apcut Thursday with
friends In Nor-walk. '
George Adams has been entertaining
hls‘cousiu. Sidney Adams, of East.
Bridgeport, for a few days.» ’
Mm-..— .
.I. M: Perry and daughter. ,Mlss
Floroucc at East Norwaik, have boon
guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Robin-
son.
Mrsfl. ll. Sturaos and son, Salilucl.
.lamcs (lolcy and Mrs. Oscar Budd. on
Thursday. ‘
“it is now thought that. Mrs. Ruins-
l\. l‘iif‘ll, who underwent a vory dan-
grroua opcratioufior int: rumova]. oi"
lunmr on Saturday tar-a
:ll. tho ltonlnlul in liayonnc, N. .l., will
racorcr.
HE FOUGH‘T AT GETTYSBURG.
David Parker, of Fayette. N. Y.. who
lost a foot at Gettysburg, wrllca.
“Electric Bitters have done me more
.good than any, medicine I ever look.
For several years"! 'had stomach trou~
bio and paid out much money for med-
mc." Gmnd‘tonlc‘for the'a‘ged and for
female weaknesses. Great‘ ‘alterativc
and body builder; sure cute for lame
back and weakkldneyc. Guaranteed
by F. H. Baxter, druggist. 60c. “
' WILTONI
William Foote,
Sunday in town.
0! Bridgeport. spent
Fred Wanton, 'of New York, spent
Sunday with his aunt, hlxnyTbomaon.
Harry Miller, of New when. ’fiient
Sumtayiwlth his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
S. J. it I or.
l-lerbert 'i‘. Ogden and family have
rlosod their summer residence and
lyn.
n.
Miss: llelcn Mllltlltlhl‘onk has boon
”iv illit‘Ht sovoralduys this week of
Mrs. it.
\vallt.
w. S. Oliuat‘oad lnm’rcc'cntllv preci-
ed a hamluonio pickut fouco surround-
ing the promises of George A. Daven-
port. ’
. 'l‘he lit-v. (‘lutrlca M. Belden. of
upper“, and brother. .lolm S. Roldan.
of llaubury, viulted friends in mint on
Monday. .
The Law family, who have" occupied
Mrs. G. (3. McGrcpory'u oottpgc during
tho pant scan-um, havc returned to their
homo in New York
M ra. Edward Ollnntend. Mrs. 'A. W.
Morwtn and others‘lntorostcd attend;
ed the D. A. It, "'l‘ogetharlng meeting"
in New Maven on Tuesday.
' ‘t‘hn winding Cirtstc mot Thursday af-
ternoon with Mra, Ii. it}. (lhichoairr.
liaviua fininhod roadlng ’l‘hc llplon
la-tivrn. 1hr club has conimcurud From
a. (lollego Window.
The mcmhors of St. Mutthcw'a pnr~
inh arc invited to uttoud the natural
morning of tho tlouuot'tlcut Brunch
day. Norolubcr iii. in Trinity Church,
Now llavcn.
, ...-......—
ll‘rodcrtr Mkhilobrook and ulatcr.
Minn Sallie ‘Mltltllobrook. of the city.
worn in town on Tuouday inspecting
lhc lormer'u impruvod rt-aldcnco In
North Wilton. Mina Mlddlobrook lulu
inut l‘t'ltll‘llt'll from u wock'a vlult with
her stator, Mrs. (‘lcorgo Boyd in Wutor-
bury.
'l‘llr Mllilllflo Willa! Club mot. Tuck-
day nitoruoon ill tho homo ol‘ Mm. ll.
ti. 'l‘houiaou. 'l‘lw nuuut uunllmr wrro
prom-ht and primers worn wan by Mrfl.
It. ll ll‘llrh. Mina .l-‘ohlom and Mimi
Mary l“. tlrvaory. Mlua ll‘olaolu will
«inturtum tho rlub 'l‘ucaduy. Not/cur
bur lilth. L '
’I‘hu boyu pluyod thclt' unuul prunkn
on Ilullowu'on. (latch tht‘o romovuvl
had a mnupy top wriuon wan iukcll
front a .iu-lghbor'u maintains and loft.
utrmtllnd in filo rlvcr hour the town
hriduc. Among other trtcka novorul
tumult of giant; wero broken in South
Wilton school house.
W
in Nonh'a Ark, it work of fiction rc-
ruutty added to the lllll’tll‘ti ”helm. la
‘ conipletcd.
llluatrutod byrlli. Boyd ilrtlllh. tho at“
thu. Mr. Smith" purchased lam
reprint: land fulfill-“old road oponlltv,t
into llurlbutt «trout. ’ llta new rédi‘
tlvlwo on thong pfomlttca will soon be
Piotuhcnuuc Wilton poems
to have uttractidl'll! j or the fraternity
oi ut'llal titulataturua‘whp may come»
tlluo form a f‘lilflflfirfllmdlllr to tho till
now llnurlthiuputr . ,
Because lt’n Fa
. “Dunn's. mun
. pointod in the results obtained.’
of (launmr visited her duughters. Mrs. .
icine to little purpose, until i began ,
taking Electric Bitten. I would not ..
take $500 for what titty have done for .
huvo relnrucd'lo their home in Brook- (1
S. Smith, of East avenue, Nor— ,
Women‘s Auxiliary to be bold chnoa- .
a.
it .
l‘ cog Thing Only
'- with unwa'lgfifothAntoni-tr»; .
obtaining. can be ,
Doing one thin“ wcl brihgwbuccoaa,
illu'tl‘o one thing
only. . ,
’ 'They cura‘sick kidneys. ,‘ ‘
ill hey euro badkncnc, ovary kidney
l ilcro is South Norwaik evidence to
[J'OVO tt- _ , Y i .
Mrs. 11‘. H. Fitch; offing... ‘dbth Main
fit. Strutl1,Norwulk. Conn. pays: ‘1
rcgartlwboan's Kldnuy“ Plild as a most
valuable modiclno for backache and
ldduuy diaordors. l motored a good
deal from .‘thcso troubica and altar as.
big various‘romodlou, 1 found Dean's
Kidney Pills which I procured” ‘ at.
Plui' id's Drug Store to be a. most of-
fcctlvo mediciuc.‘ Their are brought
prompt and lasting relief and I will-
ingly endorse them tooling sure that
those who use them will notbe disaplv
upcak not,ouly from my own exper-
lcncc. but from, tho experience of oth-
ers that I know Intimatcly."
, For sale‘ by all dealers. Price 50
conla. Foalcr-Milbnrn 00., Buffalo.
New York; solo agents for the United
Status. ,‘
Remember tho uam
take no others: , .
o—Doun’swand
"t,
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2 .
DUTIES OF TAX COLLECTORS.
Commissioner Cor-bl“ HasgtJompll-cd a
Useful Little sock. ‘
State Tax Commissioner William 11;
,Curbin littn junt hogan to issue his now
,munpilatiou of the laws“ relating to
«taxation iuthis state. in’a small‘book
which in a concrete form given all the
information about toms; collcctlDl
and motion; which a tuk‘ofliclal no.0", S
to know. Ccpioa will ho sent to the
.lax collector of evcry town in the
ulnar. ‘ '
’l‘hore has boon a general dcmund
it'or-s‘m-h a work. and Commissioner
- lotbin‘s volume includes all the laws
{relation to the subject. of taxation in
:Ihe local units of, governtttonhcuch
on cities. boroughspcchool districts
and counties. Convenient. tables have
hot-u arranged so that tho com lied
‘stulntoa, including all the tales r".-
fvlaitiiis, may be readily found in con-
scoutlve order. and one. table, shows
where any particular statute relating
to thoaublect maybe found. Another
:calcndar is provided. showing all dated
Km which definite action is required
’by‘tax officialsin all the branches of
their duties. ' 1
$100 REWAR , $100.
The readers of th s papér will be
pleased to learn that there is at. least
one dreaded disease that'pcien‘ce has
been able to cure in all Its stages.
,und that is Catarrb. Hall‘s Cntarrh
‘Curo Is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity. Ca-
tarrh being a constitutional disease, to
‘quircs a constitutional treatment.
Hall's Cntarrh Cure is taken internal.
iv. acting directlyt ,, the blood and
ucous surfaces of c system. there“-
.by destroying tho foundation of the
disease. and giving the patient
strength by buildiug'up the constitu-
tion and assisting nature in} doing its
Work. Thou proprietors have so much
faith in its curative powors that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it falls to cure. Semi for
list. of testimonials.
Addrosa F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Tole-
A
'Sold by all Drugglsts, 75c.
Take Hull's Fatally Pills for consti-
pation. **
HOLIDAYS NEXT YEAR.
Next. your Washington‘s llirtiniay.
Memorial Day and Fourth of July all
fall on Saturday. giving tho public
thrco “doublo-holitinys." iOrdinarlly
these tbrvo do not f3“ on the sonic
tiny. but by the intervention of Fair
ruin-y 29 next year \A'ashlngton‘n
Birthday falls lust fourtccu weeks
earlier than Memorial Day, which
regularly cornea iivo wooka before
the Fourth. The advantago of having
a holiday adjoin a Sunday. for the
pooplc who (lustre to nulzc tho oppor-
tunity to make trips out of town is
Very great. In croatiul.r ho laat holi~
tiny—«Labor lbw—advantage of thin
)rluciple was taken In tho actuation of
. a first Monday instead of a munbrn
at] day of the month. in 1909 Wanti-
Ington’a Birthday falls on Monday.
the 30th of Mayand the Fourth of July
on Sunday. which moans a Monday
bncrvuncc. so that for two yuaruju
puccounlou double holtdaya am an-
kurcd. in the latter year (animus
Will also fall on Saturday. thorcby
littordlug‘tho most complete trial of
tho "double-holiday" possum in out“
calendar.
......W...
The postuniator of Gouconado. 0..
,Duulcl A. Bach, says. “i cannot ny
too much for your Kidnoy &. Bladder
Pills. I feel like it. new man." De~
Witt'u Kidney and Bladder Pills are
acid by The Clifford Pharmacy and
The Bridxo Pharmacy. ”
OPTRATION ON MR. TUTHILL‘.
Alvult l3. Tuthlll, tho well know: rc~
uldont‘of Hickory Bluff. who bud his
left oyu no badly out with an in: a
short time ago, that the night. was
doatroyod. had the injured oyoball ro-
‘movod by a apectalhlt at tho Post
Graduate Hospital. New York. on Wad-
noaday. An Voffort Was outdo tin ,uuvc
titc- tutti 0f lho'cyd but tho rcuult won
an painful to Mr. Tutlllll that lic’tlnritlj
ad on the; open“ lion and to now gutting
atom; ulcuiy. * to expand; to return
home in a low days.
...-...».
A NOTBE DAME LADY'S APPEAL.
To all low Jun uufforora of rheuma-
tlum, whutho mummiur or of tho
Joint». sciatica, lumbagoa, backache.
pains in tho kidneys" or neuralgia
tilllllbt' to who to her for a hbmo
trentmcnt which that yo oatodiy cured
all of thcuo tortures. he loolu lt lair
duty to «and it to all malfororn tritium.
You cure yuurtlulf at homo no thous-
ands will tohtlf‘ym o ttllltmto'bf fili-
mato lining ueoem yl‘ 'l'lllflv aim to
discovery bonluhou uric arid from a
blond. PM”! the stiffened lotutc, pur-
ities it c liluodinnd hrtghtona the eyes,
giving clauticlty and tons to the whoio
nyatcm. if the above integration“.
for moot tuldumu Mfulvm. Summers,
but it, Not?» llama, hula - .
\
i
.y c. » .: W» l
and.
for ,eycrythluz. '
i‘lt
var Will.» «thlht’owu'iiblldltl
all“? “it; Willi“ ” A hill'll‘ithli
Frcshmett,;f'lviltfihlfs , ‘gttfpptesl
~Some’ Other (Big, de’ts
m
NEW HAVEN. Nov. 9t-4There will
be football on many gradirouc‘iu Con-
necticut. today which willhavo mtlch
drawing power “attractions. Yale
will meet Brown in What id expected
to ho a stiff tussle. and for which the
entire week’s practice of the blue has
been a prcparatloh. This game ”will
begin at 3:30 aftcr the Yale freslr
men and the Princeton frshcmén have
settled‘thclr annual difference with
the pigskin. As many thouaandc of
Yale supportersbuvc planned to, go to
built games they will get their’nppe‘,
titoa whetted for tho sterner contest of
next Saturday. The Yale', freshmen
have only had a safety, scored against
them this season, abd’ their _ dévelbp-
ment has been, highly satisfactory to,
the Yale. mcn who,are'cvcr-Wwatphful
for futurc‘ 'varslty m'ateriaisii‘ The
Princeton freshmen come here‘yvtllth
good reports of their ability, and “it is
understood that their ,plays 'g'lli'o, an
inkling of the character of the gable
uscdb'yI the 'varu‘lty men.»In the game
With Phillips-Motor,Princeton won, 4
only rolled up two points more. This“
is‘ the only line on the comparative
atlcngth of the two'tcams which is,
possible from the schedules played.
The frcslmicnline-‘upz‘ ‘ ‘ ,‘ -‘
Prl melon“
.5
The varsity line-uptm
Fullback
The game at Middletown will be thc
annual contest bctwceu Williams and
Wesleyan. The former team stayed
over night at Hartford and this morn-
ing was reported to be in fine condi-
tion. .
'l‘riulty will play Stevcnn the
(ll!
campus at. Hartford in its last‘ home“
game this season.
In minor games tho intcrscholustlc
tcamn rcprtmcntln' the. high schools
of several cities w ll begin their scho-
dulos. Those gatilcs attract thou-
sands of spectators and develops more
squads. r .
l’illllAllldlll’lIiA, Nov. 9.—~'I‘h‘o
strong Pennsylvania sum (lolluco
'[i‘ootbt loam, which (littoututiflornuit
tllla .onr, will play its annual game
with tho Unlvcrslty’of l’énnsylvu‘nta 011:
Franklin Field this afternoon. Poun-
uylvain will color the contest with two
new man. One of them is Pautls, who.
will play at loft and and the other In
Kclnuth, who will be tried at quarter
back. .
PRINCETON, N. .l.,.Nov. 9.~—Princo-
ton will meet Amherst on the football
field this afternoon. All the regulars
who played in the Indian game last:
Saturday will (start in the game. but
most of them will no withdrawn us
no nous the game appears ~auto. It in
not likely than any new players will be
tried as the Princeton coaches arc now
thinking more of tho Yale gamo a
Week licncc than of today's contest.
WlilB’l‘ POINT. N. Y.. Nov. itmlt‘or
tho that. limo in the ntutory of foot.
local. gridiron today. Tim fact. that.
Wont Point. fun; not boon scored oil-ho
for this coupon has btroogthvncd tho
bonus of tho friends of the cadota that
they may dofuut the Illiacouc.
The tenant being chaplain ultimatum
to each other (ltlflOt no anally column»
ed. bill the fact that. Cornell boat Col-
gate is to 0 while thoFc‘adm bent out:
unto only it to t) indicator: thattho rod
and whirl» mum in nomcwhat strong-
and Exctt-r. with twu of tho ltglituat
*clcvouo that have icprcucntod tho aca-
ucmlob on tho vrtdlrun in a taunting ,o
, j unmet today. 't‘tmrlwd to; at
‘ re considered evenly thatched. o-
dhy'slmmciti the 27th.:betwaep tho
two urmaodiru. of which tho WI
mrehttt icilltullvu‘liw val '-‘I,mliit‘t
a
tn 0, while Yalc agalhgt‘ thianaim'e team ;
.‘l’ , ck’wnaipcu:
llos gathered in the northern part of
or less material for college football'
ball. clovcnu rcprcucutlmg thu‘ncll tint ,
vanity and the Army will moot on tho ~
initurun. N. 11.. Nov. itwhndovor’
f .
, abound. :‘ ‘
,My.Daughtor and My
mutt Dr. Richard: ‘ ‘
aptly Tablets.” “\
{loath Norwuik.‘ You, i
taught. can basil call on
walk pea up. W tut mom
hon but: it cringclulihp with
ck thence. ‘~
‘7 ‘ Wt
{My my a;
Icif‘li-Ia
t3 Kl! .
,, manna. 9f“ ‘a‘ctuul
nth Norw lk men and.
> ‘ ards Dyspopulw
'trotnen._
'l‘ahlpts.’ ‘ .‘ .. , .
. mk over this paper and see if any‘
other stomach medicine given you ac“
tpal South Norwalk proof. . . l
riii’rhlnkl ' I .
.‘frs. A. O. smith; him-1 Cboutnuil
street, South Nor-walk.“an z~ -* ‘
“My husband, my daugh or and my‘ -
ueli' have all used Dr. Richards Dya-
pepsia Tablets, and I donbi'hc'sltuto
to say that‘wexfound‘t. thin nterllngl
remed to buluat as ills represented.
It see a strange but it is acycrthelesu
a fact that all ,throo of" us“ .wero'wlc-
tims of dyspepsia in. one form or .an~
other and that we hare all been com-
pletoly cured by Dr. Richards) Dyspbp.
Ilia Tablets. Our table is a differ at:
looking affair from what it was a. f to
,months ago. Cereals. eggs, toast: and
jatalp bread have been replaced by.becfv
steak, Vegetables, ham and other
thin s which We have not dared to
.,touc before. I cannot .praiso Ill.
Richards Dyspepsia Tablets too‘hlglh
Ely. They have worked wonders in. my
‘ifamliy. [never lose an opportunity
'of recommendingvthem‘ to anyone who
do unfortunate enough to be oflficted
ins I was." V, _‘ ’ ,
; For sale by all- drugglsts. 430m:
jto say “Richards’ftwice. , Price 60‘
cents per bottle. ‘ Madoby Dr. Rick-
ards Dyspepsia iTa’blot ~Associutlon. 53
.Worth street. New ,York.
. ...
'Andover hay 314 vl'c'to‘rica" to their cre‘
gdlt and two gameu'bcingticd.
lip . , I. .
Yr “Mann, 'Nov. 0,-So
great was the interest in the annual
;football ,game between Harvard andi
Yala
. _, the Carlisle Indiana in the S dium to«
Habits ”WP”. smith “a”. that “amt-s for the cont St were‘
, Left Emb' " i ‘ ‘ . 1‘ Felling at a premium on the streets of
Merccroau Rhclnstein‘ Boston several hours DEfOI‘e the timo
heft Tackle ' f0“ Calling the game. it Was the cilia
Fuller ......... McGrc‘g‘or with meeting or the two institutions
Left Guard , in. the football arena, and while, Hur-
Hyde ......... Dale “W had the prestige of tensetratght
Center ' victories, the contest today was loolo
Greenough . ..,.. :.; ......... Dyer ,ed “9°31 ‘15 ‘8 decidedly CIOSe affair.
. Right Guard ‘. y Carllsle ,brought to Cam
Lilley ........... .........'Clark ”that “Ollectlon of slur
-. Right Tackle - “$34“? all veterans of. tie gridiron. , 7
Knight . . . . . . .; ......... . O'Donough Mith 51‘ system 0f phi-3'3. backed by the
Right End well-known ability of: Mount Pleasant J » ‘ .
Hopkins . ......... ............ "Bord, the quarterback, .lt.W38 believed “‘3’ , J ,
Quarterback ”the indians would prove.a stubborn f x .
‘Kllputrick, (Capt) ........ Ballot: t0!" the GrimSOncleven... .
Left Half - _ . it was admittedohowever, that some .
Church .. Curlsburg 05) mil visitors had.sul’.tercd m tho
‘ Right Han . game last Week with. Princeton and
Vincent ., 'Smulme‘t3 “OH“ such cried” condition as
Fullback , . When they met thetalvcrslty of Penn-
sylvania two \vecksugo. .
The fellow collagin‘na of the
son eleven noemcd confidant of
c ri in-
tho
wn
vale .Posltions. i Bro . liability ofxvtllelr team-lo win today‘s
Jones ........................ . Pryor game, ' _ .. .. -- ,
Left. End The. weather. conditions during * the
Brown ....................... Klrle {om-”0011 Wt‘l‘e nearly limit and the In-
Lott Tltckle “tans weremuch pleasedatthc cutlet- .-.. .,
C(lOlle ..................... Couklin WHO“ 0f firmer footing‘on dryvturf- lg
. Left Guam than that withtwhicb-ihéy hud'to‘cou- .
Congdon ................ 2... Smith li‘lld in New york lust.,\vcek._ " '
Gocbcl ..... 9139.” ' .tyior' DANptlvc Paovas FATAL.
Right. Guard l Many men and wpmen chemicals at
Biglow ..................... Hazard, (“"1095 Which tormmate to pneumonia}
. ltlght'l‘acklc u, and consumption. After ex‘pqghrc, lt'
Alcott ..~ ..................... Honlss Fulcx's I'iOllGl'and,T,ar.lstuk _‘it.wlll
Right End , 4 break up a cold and no scrlou rcsuli’l
T. A. D. Jones ............... Dennis needbe feared. Refuse any but tin
Quarterback ltiflllumo in a yellow packaged ‘l‘ho
Bridus ..................... Mayhow Clifford Phal'lntitly and,,Pla.lStod is, Dru-r
Loft llalf liar-k . Store. ‘ . . . ”
ltomar ............ ' ......... Rognicr ' . ~
Right, llulfbut‘k GIFT T0 .YALE. MUSEUM. ,.
00y ...................... McDonald NEW HAVEN. Nov. 9.—~Dt‘. "Hlt'um
Gingham, who has recently rcinrncd
from an extensive South Ai‘ncricau
trip. has presumed the Peabody Mu-
seum at Yale. with a collection of eth-
nological objects. which includes all-
,vcr votive offerings. nutlvo lmplr-
meats and apparel as well as othor our:
4""
South America. Judge chry, Stud-
dard, of this city counsel for Y'all
University, in the mattor of'tlm mount.
Blount legacy in England, and Who waa.
sent to that country do' look mtg»:-
Yalc's interestin the bequcst, bz‘foru .
ailing for home. cabled mm the sttuto ‘ ‘
tlon was satisfactory. though them
may be some dclu, in obtaining tho
legacy. which h‘a'n‘hn apraiscd vuluo
0! about $4ti5.0il0,' chiefly in roultl’.
The i‘uuttor llilt‘l now been loft in the.
hands of an att::rlu:y at law rcultlcut In
England.
...-.....—
DoWItt'u Little lt'urly ‘Ri‘scrn at'r- tho
beat pilla made. Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy and Thu Bridge Phar-
macy. ‘. , . “
ANDREWS Goes. To .smosmc.
NEWYORK. No..v. tl.r-»l_.ymuu S.
Andrews. at one time private secretary
of tho lcto Andrew H. Groon. and who
had the management of tho natutca of
William D. Ogden and Andrew Fl.
Green. involving millions of dollara. «
was today sentenced to not. luau than’
three years and nine months our room
than elght years and nine months In
tho Sing Sing prison.
Andrews stole 3100.000
catato. and fled to Mcxlco.
cd horn in February, ltltlllw 110
«that: been under 35,000 bait.
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IONEW ,YDR’K PROGREESIVE? ‘
Our roportcr "boys, that. Mu. mlillonl
population "'tttlti' thorlai-gtikt‘ lmstorlcs
in tho worldpcontnlalnsv the moat lino
,provrd machlnor ,. provtlglt. . no.
‘ The; l.. At 'M. taunt ‘hmchlunry prov
tittoolt la. bl. M. Point at. fifty limbo
ill-na'oont for labor, than It made obi
ltiit I ‘ "‘ 1 .
Makes such perfect paint that it'll ‘ -
«Imprint: lathe In. I: E. Pufnttuh ,
Muhammad on anymore, ltwlli ‘
bc rcplthlttfll for‘hatblng. ‘“ ' ' Tr
froni the
Ho return:
but) ’
- affair-66mm homo-ii impromptu”
It
or upon u its 7.‘,nllcan'nf“ hind. ‘_
lire guidedflflcl‘l‘l lit aficionado, . '
Iced Oil;,htaobout'fiwcmncrfllo ‘ ~
"13;: $151133. 0; M. I‘l’atht“; ‘ ,. »
. ft '. " ‘
chur'hold s. ~ “13'”
all?“ ili’bghill-am’ ° ; ll“ hNtu‘
wa u a 1 s, r a
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