ill
the . time Proudly 0’
hell Liberated
,.
lent accounts at monument. all
allita fish hatchery are now given
it rennin that the batch of shad
due" or the dint-t-
old minutiae
, , intuitx that!“ hill}
1? etcd, says {the Hartford
. ~ " [flab paid for by the state shall
3 ‘ girlie; become the private proxy;
tion .0: their diutrihutlon is thug
4 “fit, hey-placed, illuminate open
a 5t [,EVBIIUJIIH streams .boinx
ed um public as soon: an the
.u ion. "r . _
,.,t he ‘ouly i'chnon
1.
for stocking
bout.'discrlpljination ..mg
so to the fish thus provided.
tisJumlliar lo the fish coni-
.0 and has boenipresented to
glsihturo for .vcnrs.. 'I‘lloné’
rge with the responsibility neglect
“flatwomcinl obligation.
‘ontinues to propagate and distribute
»~ sand the taxpayers continue to
add, their money used for the benefit of
ate individuula. The troutnre not
butcgiven away, They return no
enue to the state. and most of them
rotected by the owner “$900“ as
hluks it worth ”while. after the
I to cklngis accompll. cd.
it!
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:._ZI2he“ptcsent sllnat n is that most
and sihle streams of uanonseqnencc
ripiy protected; First there is
(lid'yomlilonzluw right of any
ti owner to prevent trespass on
life roperty. then the statute. which
once daily 'foi-b‘ids'iiny one: going on
the, land of another to take fish, and
thfrli...the complete 'l‘ocur of posting
and guarding which is quite common»
ly applied. Anyone who goes out. to
tishf‘foizirout olrlahll not his own,
e‘ven if no signs are put up. is placed
~ln‘the position of a‘poacbcr. even if
hfi'ihaa.kllt)_WllHllle stream for years
and knows that'no objeullon’was made
’by' the. outliers. At. any time some one
lilethai-io may millage .hldimind. Notlr
ing, on the stream indicates a change;
Yer he may" b'c arrested without warn-
fiiiv..without anywwnrrant and carried
off at once for trial before a justice.
This‘ ‘i's’ ”the not result of the legisla-
didluwhicil l‘.".in begun to increase the
,sttpply oi" [Nil for the use of the pub-5
’li,’c_.‘"'l‘hl‘s is the outcomeiif lhe'hpelld.
dha~oisllllo money to stock trout!
..ulrz-snms. . .r'ar better abandon the.
.‘truot litttcllcry. or make it scif sus
taiuing by selling trout. '
The state is becoming so well set;
tied and so malty pcople have taken
to fishing that the simplest and least
alloying way will noon be. to recog-
nizru tho fact that fishing is to be had
only by .paviuu for the privilege, 'I‘hon
though with flslllue, pririioht-a to rent
would take niorc inlclcsi in making
them worth. wlltu». 'l‘llcy would find
it-Jm their L‘itcrcsl to stock llcnylly
at their (lll'il cost. and to make tbiugd
pleasant forilslierlrlcn.‘ . _
At the some time. the state could
negotiate for fishing rights which it
would hold opcn to the public. Such
things‘aro dono clucwllcrc. The cost
need not be vcry areal. since the troll
stock-ingot such waters would bcn-
efltilhe' actual owriers ol‘ the land.
"1‘th would have fishing iln-nlsclvcd‘.
{lilge'everyonp else. and probably bet-
ter dishing than most of them got
nowa Such a plan would justify tllc
continuance of telling by the state,
for which undcr prcnent conditions
there is no good ground.
“TOM" WOOD STRICKEN. '
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Veteran NewspapersMan Iain a Crlti
> caloonditlon. it
.Thomuu ‘.. Wood;- teleurnph editor oi
,Ihe Ansonia Sentinel. and formerly,
connected with the Bridgeport nowspui
pets .in reportlal and editorial papal
cities; was stricken with paralysis on
Saturday forcnoon and is believed it
beiboyond aid. Mr. Wood went. to thtl
Sfiitiuei five. years. ago to panama
i
change of the. telegraph dcak. Dirrln
melting residence in Bridgeport h
was ht various lilacs connected with
the Farmer. Standard, Post and 'l‘clc
strand. . ~
His bculth bull lllll been robust l-llDCI
the death of his wife two yearuaalro.
lie vlitllcd Bridgeport last week and
chatted with i‘ormcr newnpapcr nano-
ctates and at that ,tllneuild not appear
toth‘phin good health. although he did
not. litimplnin. He has lunde hilt homo
hi ‘Aintoula aim-c bill connection with
the collar! where he rcaldud with bin
two luugbtcrs.
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THE GO‘VERNORSHIP.
Henri. J
u
. Lake Ill Home And Ready
,, For J'he Content.
..‘lilrnl'ai, .l. Inkc. lieutenant governor
of Connecticut, who wait abroad on n
.tripnof fire wuukn in England and on
'{tho Continent.arrlvcd in New York
that. weak. on the t3lliltli‘thllllt‘t‘ land;
1 pin. Mr. ‘Jllkr‘ conlirlncd tho report
i lit. lie plane to ho a culldlllatc tolxgll.
vernor'uf,Connecticut at tho next clurx.
Homophouhiu Conarcuuuun tlcorua
t ..llllkly at Waterbury Ior tlll- ilcpub-
titan nomination.
W as exvflcfntlmipmltl“uutfi .
ht. .
here isi' with no. dentition ‘
:‘li’tr who train the' stream 2,
they, are planted. The only ‘7
pa lie. and there instill no'th3 '
era‘see iii to change their minds.
, he purposes of thc ilaw falls of .‘
neat the public cost is that. the
The board! -
" “$3.111!“ will ntjmoio‘hiigln on ur-
1lvl'tl cummigu and mill not crash ill
effort» to win until the voting In the
state convention hull horn tiltinllcd.
“ FlLED lN SECRETARV.’B OPFlCE.
. The Telegraph Publishing Conlpany
lot New London: ccljittlrnlcll or arulinii
:‘ilitdmtn The utthllrritmrll are Frank
at. number. till ulnar-u; t‘rlluk l..
:(tltire‘. sideburns; t". tilutilli liall. wt
‘illttten‘ all of NW! London. The 00h
tiara are: i’l'cnhlulu and trcllmlrur, Mr.
ii‘Bruliuel- null accrcnlry, Frank L. .ltlcr.
> ‘ up... ..‘l‘lul amount of ruah hulll . on
a ’unilitltt stock ltt_ it???) and than:
, alitnhdm‘lr. .ll. '
gill; l1 inhibit! p Point, improvemtm
. hmhuay’hf’tiréeawich: t‘el’llllttm‘l‘itl out
.iiiteorporutton. The illcorporutora tll‘!
’i‘lrvmeififlehclld‘r of ttrcenwirh, NM
‘ “at. flamenco, of Nlnv' Your and
We: 0599M, {It Shiithilh aw :i
u'
Mo.
‘1. c. (hypo grandam.
to be the than inu-
‘ . 4““; ha than any
Lydia, E.
V.
Incorrect.» Irregular
1 I Q hi‘thidl to ("ll
imllityi mt a
tundwunttobe left. alone"
i
Mantle Weakness (it home org
For Kidney Complaints
do
euro. and before that.
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CHANGE lN TRAINSl
New Haven Road Puts New Schedule
‘ Into Effect Monday.
Conuncilcing the express from New
York reaching Danhury at 10:30 in
the morning, will run to llrookficlti
Junction only. instead of lo Pittsl‘ieltl.
its at present. ll’aasengcra tor Pittsv
field and way stations will connect at
Broollfleld Junction With the train
leaving there at ll :15. This train will
reach Pittisl'icltl at 2:”), cigiit minutes
earlier lllilll at present. ..
The train leaving Piiisi‘lcld at four
O‘clock in the afternoon and reaching
Brookficld Junction at 6:20 will be dis~
continued bctwecn those points and
the through cars for New York will
be brought from Pitlsflold to Brook-
tlcld Junction on the train lcnvinlr
Plttsl‘ichl at 3:20.
il‘hese changes will in no way affect
the train Ht'l‘vk‘t' bctwccn lirookiicltl
Junction. l'mubury and New York,
but. Will rctlucc tllcsl-utprcsa service. on
the Berkshire division to the winter
schedule.
The llarksllirc division train now
leaving New Milford at 7:20 a. ni.. will
leave tbcrc at l‘.:20, reaching Bridge-
port at. 7:40.
The Sunday train leaving Plilst‘lcld
at. 4:35 p. m.,wlll lcnvr at 2:50 p. “L.
due at iii‘itlgcporl. at lii'li'l p. “1.. and
will change tiluc at all lntcrnlcdiato
points accordingly. This train is duo
of. Brookilcld Junction al 524:: p. or,
connecting with local ll‘nlll for .\'c'.\'
York, yin. South Norwnlk.
'l‘llo Litchl’ielll brunch train now
leaving Bethcl at 0:15 p. in. will liavc
schedule one hour curlicr. collncciing
with train leaving New York at 0:20.
The train on tho Highland division
leaving Dunbar-y at 0:50 a, m.. for
liuwleyvillc and i'oilll‘llllig lcnving “ill
5:22 p. ul.. will be run to lirooktlcld
Junction instead. lcnvlug llnnbury at
0:35 ‘:1. ul._ alnl from llrookllcld .Inllc-
tion at t'lzilf. p. m.
BROTHERS CAME T OSAY GOOD-
’ “'BYE.
And Revolver Was Discharged, Shoot-
ing Stamford Man.
S'i‘AIVIl"()RD. Nov. ll.~—i)oualo Silo-n
was shot and probably fatally wounded
by tho accidental diacllaruc of his rc-
rolvcr while drcsalng iil his room at a
local boarding house} yesterday. 'I‘llo
rcvolvcr caught llpon the clothing null
illc lianllllcr l’cli, sending a. bullet
through his abdomen.
Two brothers had juut conn- to bid
him goodbye. as they were about to
depart for Italy.
M'CORMAC'S RACING AUTO is .
BAfiK WILLIMANTIC.
WILLIMANTIC. Nov. ll.“"‘l’l\lll Mac‘-
(iornlac'a automobllc watt Noon on Main
street ycst-crduy ai‘tleruoou. but Maci
(‘orlnuc was not. the tll'ivcr. 'l‘he nu.-
to‘mobllc in the racing machine III
which the. late l’anl Mat-.(iormnc the
bill death ill the. accident at South
Norwalk, and the machine was wreck:
cd. After it had llcvn repaired the car
was acid by tho administrator of Mac.-
t‘ornlllc'a csiatc, Lawyer .lolln J. Dick-
son of Philadelphia to (i. .l. Kirby, of
Mansfield Hollow. and it wan brought.
to this city yuaterday from South Non
walk by'Mr. Kirby and one of the
int-n in lllii employ. [in the auto stood
lll Main sin-ct. yeutcrduy. the ma»
chine in which Mnolorniuc and his
wife often rodc io thin city from their
" summer home. at. Liberty Hill. it was
allrrmtndod by a crowd. Moi-it oi' the
pcopla who trutht'rcd around the mic
chino hull neon it many times bciore.
but the fact that lilact‘orluac and llli-l
wife were. riding in it at tho than they
unstained tillI tnhlrica that canned their
deaths, mndc it. an object of curlonlty.
ELOPING COUPLES WILL. BE VERY
BAD
liloplnlr invert: and othcra who
book busty or moral lnarrlngeu will
no longer that it Gretna til-eon In tho
l.ittlo Church Around the Corner. ftlr
alone for the romantic unions that.
have been (situated there. This ill the
dentition of Rev. Dr. George C. lIough-
ion. ruetooofiiho church. Dr. nough-
’ tun «are that when It In possible pull~
itchy must attend any marriage at.
which be nilIY‘OMttltllt’ henceforth.
It in hill purports» that the bulls shall
he publiahed in the old fanhiont-li way
before tho ceremony no that any third
pol-lulu who may know there are renew
aha why It should not. take place may
lip able to appear and pl-l'hapu unyc’tt.
lifetime .of repentance on one tilde or
lllt‘fltllfil‘. '. . ’
:VALUABLE JEWELS LOST.
l‘i'l‘Tfihttltti. Pa..,Nov. ital-The po-
ltcu ’uut. illicit report. that townie uuitl'
to have it‘ll valued at 5.12.000. wcro
tool in Now York taut work by ‘Mlhb
.1“!
3.. “tr
it hue cured; .
T “l Plnlkhau'a \fiegetuhle
. n m .. n epr ya you devote" in
. ”if. 513M nude bawdiwhu are voltage
lilies. or. Painful mutilation, Weakness of the”
looting. Nervous Prostration. Head
alum Diuzinr;ns.iill‘aiiiltnoss . Extreme lluaaitude.
no u . rrltlll llit. '. N l1 !‘ . . l '
.uinnoy. Melauoholin or the? 'fulllofl.’" T arm "MB Sleeplessnwl
unto derangement. ‘
of itl . ' l
Scum“ i“ u most. excellent rzmiclzfiex Lydia lit. Pinkhum I Vegetable
‘ . . _. .d . ‘ ‘ ‘ . \!
gut: ”Rinkhum’s Standinglpvltatlon to Women.
0min suffering from any form of telnet I we linens a l vited tow
write Mrs Plukhum. Lynn. Mass. for advice.e Eh: is the hi::..1l’lukhum..
WW0 h" beouudvlslug. uiok women free of charge for more than twenty“
she assisted her mother-in aw L d alliPlu ham
n advisluir. ’l‘hua she is well qualified to i y ‘ k
“health. Her advice is free and always helpful. ‘
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. ALLEGEMWEB.PIRATES
.‘t
other'i‘ouo remedy known. j
Compound dissolves 'u‘hd ‘ expel!
our... V’Dfiugging Sensations causing ,
d and per-luauently-eurpdvbyitlruue. it
ache; ‘ (initia-
‘Don‘t. carols
I
here are sure indication: of
guide sink women book to
WNW-mm
i‘ :i itiE‘.ll1ELp.l=llB that
Chamethith .Lpphltg 'Boat Ill
*‘Bridgopp‘rt Harbor one Night
Lastheek
BRIDCEPOlt'i‘, Nov. 11.--~l\’ithin
hours after the power boat Argo. own~
cd 'by John Armstrong, viceprcsldcni
of the Narrow li‘iihl‘lt' Company. had
ilccn burglurizcd and $200 worth of
loot Inkcn. llclcotivcs l'iackctl and Fox
captured tho thieves and recovered all
the plunllcu. Walter Alanntronir. lit
yours old. and John Jack. the laltcr.
the owner of thc. oyulcr boat (‘ilriliiita
wl-ro urrcsicd Friday afternoon and
Ill‘t‘ ill the custody- of the police on tllc
charge of hurglnrizing the yacht.
{Armstrong admits having broken luv
to the cabin of tho Argo by using a
llinrlill spikc and of taking one brass.
l)lllllll(‘lP_ two brawn sailing llgllla. our
gnlvaniacd how light. n‘lurgc double
marinc glass. :l ride. a pair llt‘ rubbcr
boots. an oil coat and but. six comfort-
alllcn. augur bits. ratchet llracc ililfl.
other tools. all of which ilggl‘i‘.‘gitlt‘ ill
valut- about Wilt). llc Insists that lit‘
was alone ill the burglary and thc po-
lice. bolicve that be it»; silicldlnu .ltlrk.
llotll prisoners Wt‘l‘p snbicctcd to ok-
nnlilulilon at police llcathuurtol'a lt‘rl~
day nlglll and (heir ntortcs llld llUl
alarm! in several particulars. .Iack
admits that ho had guilty knowledge»
of wbcrc the loot came from but claims
that he did not know anything about
the burglary until thc plnndcr was tnk~
cu in his boat by Armstrong and will-re
lilo llctccilvos found it.
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‘WAS DEER-KILLING JUSTINE/D?
Game Warden Thought it Was Not and
, 80 Made Arrest. ‘
.iCr’tS’i‘ llAllllAhi, Nov. tin-John Ii.
Ely was bct'ort- a justice of the peace
fii‘c. Saturday churned with unluW~
fully ahootiug :l door. .\lr. idly admit-
tcd the killing and said that the liver
had been eating his garden product.
and III‘ killcd the animal as he thouuh‘t
he hall a right to. .
The game wartlclr who investigated
the incident tlmnuht tho shinning \vnu
not juntii‘lcd and so brought com~
plnlnt. The com: Was couliuluvd until
next 'l‘ucsdny.
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WOMAN FOUND SUF‘FOCATED.
Singular Fatality Reported From the
, Cit of New Haven. _
NEW “A N. ‘Nov. ll.~-—Fn(‘.o down-
ward oli the ground the body ot‘ Mrs.
Julia. A. liollly was found iii an opcu
101 ill Sc'alltou stroci. Saturday.
The. medical exalnlncr llccidcd that
the woman had uui‘i‘ooaicd by her face
being enveloped In ltltlt-lt.‘ earth. her
condition lulu night having made such
an accident possible.
The woman was n'cll known to the
police.
. MORE TAFT AMMUNITION.
Pol-uenrda have been received by
mcnihcrn of the general anilcinbly. coil»
filling to them the information that
"’l‘ai't. leads la the middle cant.“ rut:
arcs nrc div u to allow that 'l‘ni’l in
tho first. cliol o of the. rcpubllutlna wh
gave their preference in u l'('Ct‘ll_
mailcd vote to tho Chicago ’I‘rtbullc,
'l‘llc polltculglhl llltcty urnt out. say that
'l'llft bl the that. choice. or the rcpuhlh
cnna who rclipolidod to Invitationu for
such a vote ill the State of Wont Viri-
glnlli. it in stated that be lit also the
find. choice In such a vote in’ Maryland.
Delaware and New. .llu'lil-y. The climb
are in lino with like cal-dill sent. out
dealing with united in thc middle went.
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NEW HAVEN R AD BRAKEMAN
‘DECAPl g’ATIiD‘. . 5 . i
N [W YORKUN‘pv.‘ ~li.»~i..uwrenotz
v. iioworll; n braktlmlin for the am,
York, New llnvea and Hartford mtg
"'rolui. wait decapitated by attain ia‘ ‘th
company’s yartilt at theltooi. ot'Wllli}
avenue eilrlyjfiutlirdhy. ‘
ills body was found lying batwceh
the, ratio and hillhtlull litlfllll‘illflllllm§
ulltnido. it It! tillmxiilfii ‘ * mm ,trlllu
knocked llim'dnwn 'atid atuaurd him
unit! ”hm l‘llit‘tfi‘itl: tllo‘lt Oi“ l;lfi‘lll'llill g
7‘9 vol I!" onconloilllga . ‘ i
l
> u . W
conunkrotmne tlhculnaHA
B lDilEPQR’l‘.’ ‘Nov‘.’ thwttlty (“tier
that militant“ has received a thrill
number. or congratulatory lettern . eve
hih‘pVel'Wlittlmlllg minority in the Zl‘ _
cent. election. Among; them are letter
from City Clerk W. ii. Bandihnll,
Waterbury; ‘Mlclutci .1. Ryan, a formal
or the 'uell'Clty, and John
tumour tic leader or Non
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city (dork.
Keogh, a
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hope for his rut-1011c.
‘ Salmon. Cutlets.
. a cllullcngc last night to tile Louis:
.‘ tuna l'llélltlll‘ll‘lll Association to produce
w slon ln which (ll-ncrnl l'. S.
Hoe vod only tliepanitlotl oi‘ captain.
,ould Takeila nonhuman... at
‘ Mnhony Oltyr PI. . ,
”MAHANOY (li’l‘t'pl’uu Nov. ll.»—»
Alive and unllurt. but“ in darknous
that will ’ ‘et‘ belilltcd. Michael Mc-
Culie. a land is ‘nwuittug‘oertnhlt
death“ l. ” larvnlion. Shil‘i’eat 'llelowt
ifithstll‘l‘tltfiiuf the earth in‘ the Draper
ti‘tiilicry, nourhere.‘ ‘ . *
.Willic Mutklho u'as‘at work ho fired
a bust that blow away one of the mine
.-ltlnra. Ht “Media the wrong diroofi
lion :z“li null, ’ a blind alum. A tel-2
:uw 1r; rzulllu lunged to get out of,
Ithat. \i‘ll‘li'; oi'lhn «biliary before. that,
rott‘ caved in. t
‘ 'i“..: luluo‘ breach extends to tho nur-
t‘lcc. xrlzt ro it ynwun ulxty feet wide.
r 'rh: ill trout, ”of McGobe'u lionro,i
will rc bl a wife and six children vainly
'Millc utilcialn any it may be. it"yealt
«ll‘rt’ore it will be possible to reach the
other“ wlmre tho man in abut up.
Argo tiraaiiied Salmon, Scalloped
or Croolloitcll, are.
amour;K the. most. tcmpling of lib-lites.
Argo at all grocers.
. sHor A' sunotAns.
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' Paul Boynton Wings One With Rifle,
, But He Gets Away. .
BR1DGEPOR'I’.. Nov. ll.—-«A watch-
man of Steeploohtml Island discovered.
.thrcc men trying to break into our:
"of the buildings there at it o'clock
last night and summoned Manager.
Paul Boyntou from the latter’s houseJ
moored in the "Gut" close by. p'l‘aking'
a shotgun and ride "the ' lt‘wo went
after the invaders; who ran: to thlt'
beach on the Illlrhor’hilic of the is—
land. There the strangers atopp i‘
and fired at lioynton and thewntcli‘lrl'u
who returned the fire. A bullet from
Boyuton's riilc struck one of the men
and the latter drrupped to the ground,-
apparently badly wounded. His colli-
panlonu promptly stopped tiring and
picked him up and carried him to a
boat. rowing rapidly away.
The police are searching i
now for any wounded man,
he cit y
bill no
has been discdvored.
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whiter a heavy meal. take a couple
of Dunn's Regulets. and give your utoé
ulucll, liver and bowels the help they
will» need. liegitllats bring easy, re-
gular pussngca of the bowuls. ‘
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TYPOGRAPHICAL OFFICERS' SAL-
ARIES TO BE RAISED.
iNi)lANAPUI.lS._ lnd.. Nov. ll.~—Sln
amendments have llccn made. to the
constitution of the International Typo-
graphicnl Union by n rcflu'cndum vote.
The returns were canvassed Friday
night at the national lit-ndqiull'lcrs.
The first amendment provides for re:
llnuuishiul: jurisdiction over newspa-
pcr writers; Ila» rcconrl. to increase
the bond of the scorcutry and trend-
urer front $20,000 to 350.000: the lllll'tl'
to inm‘easc the salary of the internu—
tioual presldcnt from H.800 to $2,000;
the fourth to lncrcasc the salary of the
llllt‘l‘lllllltiilill secretary and treasurer
from $1.5m to $2,0o0; lllc fifth to in~
$70 and the sixth to provide for n pon-
t‘d lilclnbors.
A HARD DEBT To PAY.
“l owe a debt of gratitude that can
never hc paid ot‘l‘," wrltcs G, S. Clark.
of Wostticld. iowa, “for my
froth death. by Dr. King's New Discov-
cry. Both lungs were no seriously af-
fectcd tlult dcath sucnlcll imminent.
when l conllucnccd taking New Dir;-
rorcry. 'i‘llc ominous dry. hacking
cough quit bct‘ore the first bottle was
llSt‘tl, and two luorc bottlcs mildc a
complete curo." Nothing. has ever
cululled New lilscovcry for
colds and all throat and lung (tom-
I
Challenge Issued to the Louisiana His-
torical Alsocialion. .
(Tllit‘Atlt‘). Nor. ll.~-t‘ol. James E.
Stuart. pastaicc»colnnintllicr of the Do-
pnrllncnt of lliuoin. it. A. ll.. tanned
the lcitei‘ allcuvd to bc lll its posses-
(lrnnt,
Gen. tlcoruc ll. Thomas. and Admiral
ll‘urrngut at Ulli' lllnc offered their nor-
rides to .Ictt‘craoll llnvb: ill the ('tlll'
fcdcrato army.
The challenge follows the t-lltllt'lllt‘lll
uladc lil lillltlnlorl- on Saturday by
(‘aptaiu A. l.. licroaacl. of \‘t’illnlnutou.
N. (‘.. (hull. llcrounct. through tho ulc~
lllum ot' the t‘onl‘cdcrutc Vt‘li‘l‘illl, tho
oiliolal.oruuu ot' the t‘olll'cllrd‘llth no-
cicth-sl. said that the historical associa-
tioll bull ill ill-l lliillit‘lllll original oo-
plctl of lutiorn which lhvucllllrco din-
iillulllullcd union otllccl-n wrote in tin
via. (icucral ”Mill in unit! to have
writtcn to Davis applying for n cour
lubzaion .Iunllury Iii. tiltil. Stuart
until: o‘l clinllculxc thc ill-lultlclloll by
the Louisiana lllultlrionl Allaoclntlou
by any nucll-Iy or illulilulloll of any
autiiclulc icilcr \rrlltcn by any of
linear throw "it'll at any time which
contain ulu- Word or phase from which
the iIll‘crl-ltcl' could llt' drawn lllcy
dcre willing at any time to aid or liti-
aist tho ellullc of the rebellion."
ONLY CURE FOR DYBPEPSIA.
Mru. Franklin flush, of New Clllltlc.
Dot. aura: “l ullmlrod for yours with
llyupupllill, lltttld to have great llisli‘obti
and bolohlua. l triad ovorythinul
could hear of, llllt nothing helped me
until i took llrnzlllan helm. and one 50
cunt bottlo cured mo complamli’t"
For sale by it. it. Plnlntod. ll‘. ll.
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. "it
MAJOR DREYFUB RETtRED.
l’Altlfi: Nov. {huddle luinullllcellicnt
of tho granulation of Mufti? Alfred
lh'cyfitu it! ofllolnlly uuzc It‘ll today
an tollowai
“Dreyfus. Alfred. clltcf of lauladroll
,IMuvlur). till yearn. to nlouttlll and 24
dnyit’ ucrvicc; pellnlou front August 20,
1907, 2.3m tranvn our» a your."
I‘lreyiull having retired by complai-
ln twa .Vl'lll‘fl' «orvtco an lllllior; re-
W
Fliet not. overlaid with motifs of
baby irlah la the beautiful decoration
uncut on some of the now mild llulnrt
reception and calling gowns. Thom bl
apparently no end to the updater thin
delicate; and lovely lace.
t
iwnlk.
trace to the identity of the etrnngcrs ,
crl-uno Ihc burial benefits from $70 It) ‘
stop of till a truck to agcd supcrnnuuutw
. .
l'fE‘St‘llb‘ -'
coughs, ;
Iliaints. tluarnntucd by lt‘. ll. Baxter
drugglst. 50c and $1.00. 'l‘rlln botilcl .
frcc. u
i
*-i'l;Made a...
The various models and sizes of Stam-
range .exactly adapted to your use,
. . ' They are made in all sizes and styles,
With much ornamentation or With little. In all models are theconstruc»
"tire advantagestwhich enable you to get from theSe tallgési'the best fes'ults
With thegreatest economy of fuel. ‘ “ V ‘ ‘
Stamford rangeg are made in}. the oldest stove foundry, in America. . If
you want a range that can be dependéd upon at all times, get at Stamford.
FOR SALE ‘Bv‘. , .
HORACE R. NASH. comer North Main "and West Streets.
EMPLOYEES PAID BY CHECK.
PLt‘thVlLLE. Nov. 0.-—’l‘he 'l‘rumn
bull Electric lilanutuctnring Company,
employing about. 200 huhds, today paid
MILLION D'C'LLAR Roeeenv.
Stolen from Wife of Pittsburg Man on
\Way to Pittsburg from New York;
-(..'HICAG(). _l\'ov. 9.<—~A dispatch to
the ' Record-Herald from Cleveland
says:
Local detectives are searching for
$1,000,000 worth of jewels sold to have
been stolen from the wife of a Pitts-
burg millionaire on a train between
New “York and Pillsbury; Noremller l.
lu"ller'bclt“’jewel bug wcro diamonds,
emeralds. pearls and othcr may jew-
elry. ‘No‘ questions will ho asked and
thousaifds’of dollars in reward will
be paid ’for the return of the stolen
property. ’
iii the first effect of thc stringency in:
vicinity.
A SIGNIFICANT PRAYER.
"May. the Lord help you make Buck»?
lgn‘s Avalon-Salve known to all,"
C. it quickly took the pain out. of a
felon for me and cured it in a. wonder-
fully short timei’ Best on earth for
sores, burns and wOunds. 250 at F. H.
‘Baxter‘s‘drug-fldx‘e.’ ' ‘ "P
What ..deep ‘WOlllldfi-never close with;
out aim ?-—F‘ronoh.w - ‘
;.‘ Those illulwhteh fate determines,
man must hear.—-..-'.I.‘lleocr,ll.vus. ,
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NOTICE.
The United American Opticians
wish to announce that their South Nor-walk store. which has been "
closed for the past. week on account of not having a local maua‘ger, is
now opt-n, and during this week all examinations will be under the .’
personal supervision of Dr. W. F. Truth. who is at the head of th ‘
United American Opticians. :1 New York corporation with headqua - .~ '
tors at llti East 23rd St., New York City. Dr. Truth would like to “
meet all old patients and new as well and will be, pleased to change L.’
ally glasses lt' tllerc should be any which have been bought at. our ‘
stores and are not perfectly satisfactory. ’
To Become Acquainted,
our Special offer Is:
Our apccinlisl makes his re gular $5.00 examination of your eyes
and but; a pair of our Gladinlcre Perfect Vision Spherical Lenses fitted
in gold tilled frames. spectacles on eye glasses, and the full cost to 3
you this week will befiuly 48 cents. . 9‘
.. 430
Children's Eyes
Especially Cared For.
WE ARE MANUFACTURERS.
OPEN EVENINCES UNTIL 9.
Do not nclzlcct your eyes. Delays are sometimes dangerous. We
only Illivlso glasses when necded.‘ Special groundhleusesut, cut rates
this week. 4L . I
The United , American.‘ 013131013119, .
» Branch of 116 East 28rd St., NewYork,‘ : .
” Opera House Block.
Glass Eyes
Inserted, $2.00.
Thousands to se-
lect from.
't
South Norwalk.
t!
_, ...—WW
he Yjarlsuéguh "2) Stilt fiction,
33 SOUTH MAIN $12. so. NORWALK
We are the Largest Distributors of Cloak: and Suite in this part of the state.
GREAT REDUCTION .SALE
oi Gods and Ends, 05 which when one or
two at a state.
Collie Early as they will,a¢t,,last .Ionil.
COME AND BE CONVINCED. We carry extra large sizes of Suits
and Coats in stock.
LADIEB' SUITB. regular price $15.00; for S 8.98
LADIES’ sorta, regular price $22.59; for $1498
LADIEB' SUITS, regular priced $25.00 and $30.00; for ...............$19,9B
LADlEB‘ SUITS, regular prim $35.00 and “0.00”” ........$24.98
LADIES‘ and MISSEB' COATS, 00 inches long, regular priced“); for..$§.98
LACIE-28' come. regular price $20.00; for .. ......rilaa
LADIEB' GOATBHruguiar price: $30.00 and $35.00; for ..... ......‘ylildlii
CIRLB’ and CHILDREN'S come. from $1.98 up gmwno. ‘ "
LADIES' 8KIRTS, regular price $5.00; for $298
LADIEB’ BKiR‘I‘B. regular price $8.50; for $598
Lumierekln'ra, regular prlco§12.00; for ma
LADIEB‘ WAISTB. regular price $2.00; for .. .............:,98c
LADlES' WAISTS. regular price $3.00; dor ......m 01.98
'FURS which we guarantee to be good and at the lowest prices in The
Norwalks. ‘
PETTIOOATS. from 98c up to $7.98.
NEMO SELF-REDUCING CORSETS, 98c. $1.30, $1.98, $2.48, 82.98.
we ALTER FREE or CHARGE.
‘ ‘ BALE lN BOTH STORES. _
The ..Paris Cloak ’81! Suitilfiohse,
ea souru’hmu STREET. saliva NORWALK.
......
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.....tlu..lu....
f
... bill-b1? MAIN al‘tlEET, otmarbau.
dominant! at .
CHICH
them off by check instead of cash. 'l‘his'
the money market to be felt in thlui,
writes J. G. Jenkins, of Chapel Hill, N. ~
lTel. Con.“ ’
69R. H
today. the force at the New York
Navy Yardwill work. night and day
tin order tohnvetthobattleships now
liming fitted. untidy the Pacific voyage
ready by Illeeenlber 1. to proceed to
‘H'nmptou Roads, from which they will
mail on December 10. They are the
Connecticut. flagship of the flout... and
the Lueltlaua, Ohio, Rhode Island. nild
licluwhdmlral C. S. Sperry
“ (Alabama.
You .wglo wnu (ltttilBLlJtLtl few days ago to
. c
mmand the fourth division of the
fleet, hoisted his flag on the Alahn~
mu.
vtslalon and squadron commands, the
othera being licnl'~Adlllil'ala Thomas
and ltiulory Admiral Evans. ,coiumlln-
'l‘hia arraignment completed the
1*,iii3qhi‘f.pf.i the. fleet. in infiloribnul
it ‘ ”the. first. dlvlsidln ‘
E-ET. ““8
thunk. "....nira‘ihit
toga: neoulfihehbfiibm whim.
. h \ ’
fiixflanaiulmol'fii $513!
‘, kM [AND I'l LSJOI' 5
‘siliil'n
watt: Best. Strut, Always Reliable
llllllfililSlS HERMERE
.l “I.
Alfruiriliv it
nor 199m”
Mil -
In Cake Sets. Cereal Sets, Berry
Sets. Chocolate Sets, Cup, Saucer and
Plate Sets. '
p—n
We also have Imported China, in 100
Caps, Saucers, ‘Dlshes. etc.
import/3d Old English Blue Ware by
the set or single piece.
Crockery, Glassware, Housefurnlsh-
lug Goods. ' ‘ "
Wall Papers and Prepared Paints.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
{ ".0 order. ‘
Contractor for
Painting and Decor-
uti‘ g. -
.—We give the s. a Hap-neon Trad-
' g Clamps. Ask forthpm'ér "
37 Washington. Strggt.
‘ "Com?!“ Nor-walk.
’ chiropractic V. MillSllllt’llllS
ls Needed. ll 'Surellillllof.
Thousands of cases pronounced in-
curable have yielded to chiropractic
adjustments when evel‘yfixln‘g else has
failed. Give the chirOpmctor the at»
pol-trinity" to prove that you are enra-
hle. An acute affections are removed
by one or two adjustments- which
scents almost miracul'qu j.- This is no
massage, kneading or r hing. Corrie.
. onwanuctsyu.‘ c, -
Havlland Block. 94 Washing!“ 81:.
South Norwalk,j00nn.
If .YouWeralluylng aillorse
You would'expoet the man to guaran-
tec it to be sound, it good driver, etc.
When you buy a Range. do you ask
the man if it is guaranteed? The
man with the horse would let you try
him for a couple of days. Would your
stove man let. you “Re his Range for
a few days on trial? ‘
We guarantee our SUMMIT RANGE,
and let you use it for thirty days free
trial. If at the end of that time the
Range is not perfectly satisfactory,
you get. your money back.
Don‘t buy a pig in a tug. try the
[tango bet‘orc accepting. id be sure
of what you are getting.
r. A. auroral,
lGH 'AND ‘wntl‘. STREETS,
.‘NQRWALK. court. ‘
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Edith
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hitting
on 513.6150 Terms.
auv vou’n, nzconos Hans
tor ”we are the only store that cutie.
In am eve'ry record in the catalogue.
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