in:
Ital manual. gr
handgun old (mills
W“ “(WWW it! our median.
”it" Min Mammal.
. . r duct decide.
. so
IrHIa WEEK.
humiliate Manicure Outfit
mouthing: i
All SlI to
filtll’umico.
colt Stick. ‘
. , itinerant artisan. .,..
‘1‘ I II
An I.....‘i'Sii’t'lhll hm“:
(it I’0 barge.
The L: S. Club will moot on 'iiIiIIt:
day owning with Mrs. Gcorgo Ii.
Miller VaI‘n ZanltIlt ‘sirc’et. All biotin
I‘BsoInL.
I, the bi-wcclily: mutating .oi' tcttchcis
ot the Advent. Cinlstlun Church will bc
hold this ovenino at the church to ‘dis-
cuss «the lessons for the» schbool.
There w... a'tllg'tIIiteII'IlnttctI at tho
ovnngcllstic service. last night lit the
East Avcnuo Methodist (lhutch qulIII'
.t.itc evangclisis, Mra. Neidorbeuht and
..Miss Alma Carmer.
’I‘ho littlics
p i a ,\'
hither and cornet.
the guitar,
Mayflower Hook and "I'lliIlIlI-r i‘oIII—
pimy Incmbers smeared in full titti-
form last. ovenitn, at, tho occasion or
the monthly nicoting and tho tlIIIInItIn
were inspected by Chit-t \‘V’hutIlt-r
liogitlar monthly business “as ll: Ins
aIIicd.
Annectlng of the Lighting (‘tunmit-
.‘tec 0f the East Norwalk Fire. District
was held last night. with the special
committee front the. (:in or South
Norwalk. at. the South NI'IIIWIIllt (dub
and the details of the matter of South
Norwnik furnishing electricity to East
Norwnik Wore discusscd. Sovorai
plans were offered and tho ctuutuittecs
exchanged views. The East NorwaII‘
committee will ropttrt to II. tiro district.
meeting to be called later and a city
meeting will bII hold in South Norwalli
for the purpose of acting on the mat
tcr. II
ROWAYTON.
The Baptist, Debating" ()ipb will
hold a regular meeting this evening at
the hurch, and will i'GSiliIltI. the stud:
of the immigration probiotn.
(laptain John S. t.'lIlonIiItiIIiic-u anti
Constable Edward .I. Ladrlgan. of this
place, went to [)IInbury on the caIIIy
train this morning to sit as jurors; in
I the Court ot‘ Common Pleas. which be-
' 1.1.1?
in front of S. t‘.
gun its November term there.
~~~Aitciion sale of household t‘urtti-
turn oi the. latc Martha .I. hockii'ootl,
Monday, Nov. i5. StItI i‘ol‘ t.’;tltI i'oiuniti.‘
It‘or a long little tiltI carriage block
Horton‘s residence.
has been the object for ,pranks ol‘ the
IIIIpriIIcipletl tIIisc'hiIIVotts ttttil IlltIllL‘-
tout; bots of HIV placc. 'l‘houtzh it.
has bIItIIt ciIIIIIInttIIl down, (Irowbat’a
llttl‘t' been used to dislodge it. A low
llllLlliti nan three boys whose IIIIIIIIII-‘I
are known VvtIri- caught in the act of
Ittlliiii: the stonII Into thc strtIt-t. I’It
tiIItItII iII Is IIIastI ti to be a \ittnut ilI IIII-
:IttIIII out one. soon titutpcriiip with tho
liotIit will hit IIIIIItizIttIIi and dealt with
III-cording l0‘lilw.
The annual mootiug oi‘ the Itoway~
tott lloso Company. No. l, was held
last evening in thc lit—‘Itdtlllitl‘ii‘l‘.i of
thc iIoIIIpIIIIV lit Itownytou art-Into.
lI‘tuIItInttI itoyai A. Mills presiding.
. ’ihtI lilliltiiil rIIIpotts oi the linaut-tai
act-rotary and tItIasutI-r VVI li‘ l't‘ilil .ItItt
act-rel ‘lt‘il. showinn thII IIoItIpanV to in
in a V'tIt',V pr'ospototis condition at the
)ItIIsIItIt little.
”the III-poll III thI committee on the
I'IIIItIm lair siIoVVcti net plot-cotls ot‘
vision, which was very nrntit‘vlng to
all the members.
it was voted that the thanks ot‘ the
company hc extciitiod to MI'Is. Itlurl II‘
SttIVItIIn. Mr. and Mrs. W.l Autblcr
Miss 1“ also SnVagc. Miss Ruth 'I‘homeu
Melons. Itusscll and llnrrv Griswmd
and all the built-t.' and tncntbcrs oi the
company who took part in tho I‘ooenl
i"ttlt.
(illl‘ ptoposltiou i'IoI IVIIIIIIIIIIrship was
i'IiIIIcIVtItI Iiutl Monaco. IlorbiIrt \V‘. AI
Itoht ind .liohtt liout'ltor wci'tI clot-toil
IIIIIIIIIIIIIs of tin company.
Aittr III-ports trout tho various c-otII
IIIlltIII-s. it was votIItI to procood with
tIIII annual IIIIIt-Iion oi olilctIi's oi' the
i‘itillllillll' lot lliiI IIInttlIu: ,viIat'.
Ilurt'V' H liryttn VVntt Itppoltttittl InoIl
orator. and MI‘HHIM tltIIIt'piI Simone.
and A. It. (‘liIttII'lt'l' VVIIIIIII appolntcd
iIIIItIt‘tV‘.
lI‘oIIIUIaII it. A Mills button IIII
uounccd that lii‘ tVIoiIlit not hII II i‘t-illill
ditto for t'iIIiIlItc.itou it VVnu Vilii‘tl that
tho tlccrctnii‘ cast ono htt..littt iotI .lohtt
II. i’lnntlcr as thI IIIVIttpnIIy'It choltec
:l‘tt’r. turcntnn, anti ho tutu tlItItItInpon
titanium] electoii
OlhtIVt‘ oillccru WI'III tIlt'tIttIti Ins fol
low wnt- .
It‘irut At-liIiltiiillli IIIVI'IIttttttiwitanIlI I
l’ttnncll.
Socond Assistant iI‘m'cttiutthtlittnI
1y
Recording .SocrcturVI-~thlhitn
tint ik.,
Aaniiittttit Recording StItrlt‘Ittill‘V'I-«(Jtl-
in! Clark.
Financial Secretary—Edward it. 1....
my.
't‘renattrerIII-ltlart‘y S. Bryan. ,
’i‘rttutncI for three yours to FitiCCIIlttl
award It ninth Hanna-t A Vii-Id
Htuward «wlhIrvoy Acton-L
Assistant modular—«John ll Brodi-
“'lli,
utitni~taiitttncni.
I).
t.'uttitntticcwlt lint
i
numbness, week throat». Wonk, IIlungI.
your doctor to wit
it. I! satisfactory,
hare every confidenclt, in it.
you his ”page” ‘vdth
their you wil IIcisrIIIIIIIIiIIigIIIIy
O u
Icon
.I' .
Hoil’nutu chairman;
crimi.
it‘inuncc (Vanadium-”George W. Ste»
volts. oltIahman; Earl P. Thomas. Ed
car It. Land
Investigating OotnmittoomViiilllu ll.
Mlllii chairman; William Htlylot‘. Bin.
Mo‘son Rackctu Winfield ll. Grunt
( burlcti (‘iockoit.
'l‘hIIIIV was It Very large attendauco
ot‘ members. and the mention was a
,, VIII‘IIy harmonious one. ‘
A SIGNIFICANT PRAYER.
.“Mny tin: Lord holn you make Buck-
lon'u Arnica Salvo (known to all, "
‘1
1‘
It quickly took the pain out or a
t‘olon for mo and cured it in a wonder-
fully short illllii." Best. on (Inrth for
Wuorcs burns and wounds. 25c at F. It.
Baxtci s drug store. !
DARIEN AND, NOROTON.
'I‘lIII, quaill‘ylngmoutld for thc cup of-
t'III'IItI by Schuyler“Merritt. tho pI‘IIHII
IItInt, 'as played Wen llurn Sut.ur-.
day. The best i‘otil‘ scores qualified.
'l‘IIII result: Scitylct‘ Merritt, tII,Ii IX,
till; I.“ it t-liilltit ll7.1lti.t‘.tl: tloorgcA
n.)
Wtbor 109,28. I..; W l). Mithdonttlii.
R'l. ll 72;l’.N‘l\nlL1)]),il3.2,0 til;
Ii. S. Cummings, ”ill, 5, 74; Dr. Scittn
Vull'. an. 7, 75; H. K. Mcliarg. 105. 3 ,
75; Robert Hunter. 86, 1.1, 75;‘=l’;i.
'(let'rtt. Smith. 86, it), 76;‘ K. W. Mans-
hold. till it it‘ll; W. D. DnsltaIm. 97. 20,
77;. Iatncs lloyt Knapp, 95. 18, 77; l..
(‘ (ittItIti. iii). iti, Shoidou iIop
kins till. ll, 70; W. l.. llaltiwin 9.0 ‘,ll
79; II‘. it‘. IIIIII‘Iilli'I‘i,.Ir.. ill It St): II‘ 1..
ScoiitIId, tlii.iti.80; lt‘. W. Iloty lilo.
2:4. til: it. I.. Woadhury, 9'7. iii. til: .zl‘u
(iIIorge Sheri-ill. 101, 26.81; .I iloldon
Htll‘llillli. 98, iii, >32: ilr. Sinclair
Smith, too, :It, so. out not iinlnll. u. i'.
Ilurncss .ir. and (Ibcstcr StIliock. “I,
~34“--va
—ltthtng, torturing skin eruptions
Ointment brings quick toilet and lust.
tlisfigitrc. annoy, drive one. wild. Doau‘s
lug cures. iI‘lity cents at any drug;
store. .'
VVESTPORT.
William Hagar is attcniling Mt‘l"llll I.
Business College in South Nor'VVaik.
Ed (latison and Joseph lloniiu at.-
about to staii in tho fish and v,tIgtttib1I-
business here.
'I‘lttI assessors have found about
15 transfers ot‘ rcnl estate in the town
during ill" your an ususitally Iai'gc
nnnIthr. ’
o
. Al'thtlr Shcphct'il. who iIIIs'bIItIII ult-
sIInt from town for sdvcral years has
pcrntauent. Itonic.
Mrs. Lona Filifl passcd two days Ins.
\VIII'III’ in MtIspIIIhI I.. l.. colthralinu llt‘l‘
85th birthday. A birthday party was
given her at the baton ot‘vbcr t‘rionds,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller. in .\las-
peth. .
Pressure is hciut; brought to bear on
tho board of stIIcctuIInI to have illi‘
main road III Houthport I'IIpIIil'IIil lII
places lttIl‘tu'tI Willit‘l' It. Is in. Schwi-
Iunn Jennings in the I‘inrtIsI-Iiintivo ot‘
lhosII who III-III for tho I'IptIirs, it, is
cpraiutIIl that :I stretch til road which
was onIitttIti from tho iIxtiInHleI plan
of repairs inst sIItIIIIlIIr needs attention
as had as any road IIV'cI‘ did.
’I‘iIt- chnnctI in tho system of run-
lllllI; tiIItIIIub tItIlii y i'tii'n thtVV'. tIu Not‘
\Valtt anti Iltitlgcport dot I. not ,IIivtI
pt VI‘-Ilttt salt:I motion a. 'III II petition has
It It II HII III to tht cumpanV Iisitittu: II III
iItru to tho old system by Which all
through [monument I... Ihnujrcd at thII
lIIIIIII litiiltll‘t‘. 'i‘htI llt‘lllli'lli‘l‘h
plain IIl' illi‘ II't'tIgIIbtriiltI: ot' the
\lt‘t‘. -
lll‘l"
‘t‘ho I'i'IIiIrI that tho VVIn-lts‘ or lllt'
Saugaittelt Manufacturing Company
\V'iIuItI shut down l‘oi' :III indollnitc pII-
l‘tIltI was tli.Illlt,Iil lI_\' littI l't’wt'tIHtItlt'lliV'iI
ot‘ Supt-rintcntlvnt \l'hiIiIiIIr ,tosiot'dt V.
The lllISilli‘Hh hIIFV its busy seasons like
any othcl', but“ How will b no shill,
down. ”In compIIInV is bIIhIntl on its
ottlcri. tor locks of \tlllOIIK kinds and
Vttti coiIthIIt on tho Itigular schedule
’l‘ he Iuottnitse on the lituviliornc inn
pr'opmiv, which was transferred t'VIItII
ileotuc Ii.(ltuha1u to Citation (‘iuttlal
h ts ht-IIu ilquidntvti and Mr (‘oniitil is
now tho tenant of Mrs. IIlIIktI, his sin-
ltIi‘. 7 ho photo has been griitttcd II
now llctInsc and wit bII conductoii as
IttIfotc 'I‘Ittg can now in coral, lnvolV-
lug ihtI status'iig claims oi J. A. i’cr-
Ions and Charles Condo} ‘wlll probably
III-,tIIcil this weak in llrithgcport.
sitcom... a llllll‘ in tho phutlthtu of
hit draw ttt thtI Witsl.‘pini intlniI IIIt
Ihc. ltotst- of tho Adana-I liprItIsI-I wot.-
IVn thitItuclt :utd tor ti few moments
IIIIIIIII 'tIH ll tltIItpt-IattI st ramble on the
unit ol' the ttillilltll to not out i‘ltc
vI'lIiVIt-I. iohn lIl. IIIiwrtIuctI, I-xIIIlItttI-tl
Itn» IIInlItIIalII without Injury oxcoptlug it
Ibnvo III-lid mini: .Vm OI for ladomnil. with
°(Ion-mm yi'rionilIII til
”wwililhi Guam. qun’; III.
'I I f if. :.
Togggnul‘fi
t I.“ II
It in mind
with II I have, boon Ii lt'td vvnr Ii'twctntt Vinita.
tutti i mam that: ltuct sign; not? out
alioIrtlItnIunngé! thorns a 1;” rtri». I
Inc all tilt-5%
l‘iatiitimt. .i‘aiwnblo. Putt-MIT
000de
““2qu 1%?
Nittnr Notion toukitu r II (III
hold in tli ’llIiI- yt- Initlim trill“
hunt» tic LOIQVH‘I. rat-your on it)“
alerting Rctnrdy Co
4‘“
autumn-a mmwowwt» .I. a .i
. liiun E. Nash scorctnry
writer-VJ. G. Junkins of Chapel Illll. N.
rciurncti and will Inako \Vcstport his“
(With 1
IA“
hlcugaorilll NW. an
llllilll. SALE. lEll MILLION OOXIOI ‘
'l‘hc‘iihr'iuy board which will In
(Volvo tho JosunIShitrwootl llbrurv tron
thoilonor. MoriluK Justin. cotistatr
of William H Burr, president; Wll
B Bradley
WI... ‘. treasurer and A S. Hur butt, Joseph
H. B. lit-yap. W
0. Clark, II‘. 'I‘ _M‘nrch, Edward Broth.
t}. Hyatt. it} '1‘. Itetltorti. Dr. H C. Eno‘
VV Ii. SuxtonJi' FEM. Salomon llr. ti‘ 1)
Roland, Wul. Taylor and w (I
Sthples. The. ditto of the préncntation
and (indicator; oxcrclsou has not iii
yot boon fixIcI ‘
W I‘ll
The change in the hours of .I.-l.....
uosIloIIn Iroccntly main to exciting 00“
sttlit'abltv unfavorable comment. 'l'ht
tmInIIuI schedule hogan at. 8:30 and coil»
(Id at 2, with an into mission. 'l‘lttI
now Itcirctinlo common .IIII at 9 and
ctldu Ill 3 with an hour’ s lntorutlsslott
for lunch The change is ptlncipally
criticized by those who live at. u. dis
ttIIIco from tho school and. am now obI
Illicit to carry their lunch ()illtIlE
who live near by and are nblc to no
llilllltI to lunch under the tics. plan ilt'(
plIIIisoiI. Just what faction haw in titt-I
ntnlmlty has not. been dcnionstratcti
but. It petition which it is lll‘OllllSt (i will
be citculaictl will lllliltltlllltz'tll)’
illi‘ exact. number or the. ,‘adhcrouts it)
both plans.
The roturu to tho district school sys-
tem III this town will entail (Ionsldcr-
llllliI work unless tho plan to allow
t‘acb district to occupy the school
houses now in thtIir districts without
t‘I'uItth argument, is carried out. When
tho schools ot‘ tho town,~were consol-
idated sc‘vcrul years ago the tax pay-
ers in the 'Illft'tII'I-Iut districts \\'(‘l'(‘ rc-
munoraled for their joint-est. in the
school property of tho district, by a
reboot in their ttixos. 't‘iItI. Crocus
Farms and Sittigutuck districts ro-
ccivcd tho larger proportion of this rc-
bIIiII. for their school property Wits th.
Ililtlttt VIaIttaiIic. 'I‘hc .Ittixpayers oi"
Iihcso districts would be perfectly sat-
toilet] to adopt. this plan. hIit other:
.who had to help pay for tlItIltI proper-
ty Willll. tho samopiah ntloptcd whtIII
the property isrtItdrniItt to tho ilistriIts
an wilt‘il it. was taken. SOllii,‘ of tho
tttxlIIIyPI'I-t had cttough coming at the
lime (Il' the. consolidation to iIovtIr
lllt‘li‘ t‘llili‘t.‘ taxes anti a littlo to
spam The matter is now up to the
HtIlcctmtIll to double and they IIIIII liable
to intro ti strenuous‘tinto ,hciorc tho
liIIIitct- is settled,
Star/if Wcstpott Clinch! No. 797.
(‘tnuptiuious of tho F‘Oltigl iItIItl lliilil‘
autumn social and onitrtainmiIIIt in
'- :Iiional boll WtIstport, Fililtl)’ tIvc
I.iu::. The tutti was ciowdcd t0 the
(tools and socittiabiitty t'ciltueil rup-
I'IIItIc 'i‘lto tIItttIttuintncnt. opened with
piano sclccttons'by Miss Margarrt l..
IlIIIIItiV which “(up rI'IIItlcicd in tho
IIchllIInt manner chutnticrrsiii- ot‘ hcr
piniing. TIIII ticxt numbcr Witt. theI
t'IaICII “DI (,uIiI-Itil" whiilt made a big
hit. and kind the aittiicIniuI. in continuv
cit lnushtcr. (tempo .1 (trosstnan it-
ptIrsonatcd "Il'. (‘ IIt‘IcaIi who had 1)th
Inlscil to I-urt- all tho ills ot’ life and he
took tho part to perfection. Th6 put-
IiIItIIs seeking treatment. for the ills of
‘Iit‘o \\’!'I‘i‘, Mrs. Brown, a very fat wo-
man, wno wanted to l)!‘ thin. Miss
.‘(ownr: Miss Scrlmpins, who wanted
to hlcnib hcr hair. Miss Katheryn (3.
Ryan: Mrs. Scrawncy. a tall slender
Il.ni,'.V who wanted to increase her
Vicitzhi Miss Robecca K. London; Ai-
:phnosc llo Jones who wnutotl to raise
a Incustacho Joseph J. ilunuikau; Mrs.
Itotchhltts a fond Iuothcr‘who wanted
a i'i‘llltItlIV' for her daughter's bashful.-
IItIss and Miss Knit! tho bashful tlnugir
li,‘t‘ kilns Mary (1. Brady toOk ill? I"m
ot’ tin» tnothor and Miss Nellie M.
iiyan the daughter: Miss Katheryn
I‘Itznctalti; Mrs Blooming. a charm—
lug \VI'ldoVV tVlItt \\“ .Inttril Ii l"i'lIlttiV' to st-
t‘lili a husband, Miss t'it‘Ito M. inllilttilt
Moria, the maid in tho doctor“ It olllt-c,
Miss Mary \‘. Ilrlscoll. Ali played
Iltpicti applaus- thiIv r'cecchIl. 'I‘bc
Ipiay war. rtIhtItIrIttI tlIutnicl tltII tiiIIIction
ot Ht'tllgtI .I. (.Iossman and the good
work tionn by lllt‘ participants III thII
i‘artIII “pout-d thiI cIII‘tIl'iIl training he
had IIIVIIII tIhIIm.
DANClNG PROVES FATAL. ,
Many tutIn and womcn catch colds at
Ii: Incas VV'IlIiIh tIIrminatII in pnoutttonla
and II:oIItutqutlou. Attcr cxposuro. it
Foley“ 3 Hodcy ultti "or is tIIlItIn it will
hrcnk up a’I‘t-oltl and no ht‘l‘ltltlH results
need be t'caItItl lttIt'initI. am but 1th
IIIIIIIIIIII. in ii. V'tIliow package. ’l‘bI
t‘. liit‘tnd l’haltnat y and PhilstiI d' s that:
Store. '
EXAMINATION FOR ARMY OFFI
. caps.
WASiiiNtl'l‘ON, Nor. lily-Ill is Illl'
nounccil at the War ilcpnrtntcnt that
an exmnlna‘ilon will be laid in this
city on or. about. March, 2 noxt of cap-
tains and first and section lieutenants
oi the army at lurtzc.‘ ,wlIth a. view to
their cclcbtlon {hr data int n pcrlotl
ol’ loin" yours as clipt Ins and first
litntcnnntu in tho ordnance . depart
Ittcnt to tilt i'ourtoott yiicunctos.
(ltIhI rs who have already hltl‘Vi‘il in
thI (ilelltlitt‘ tItIptirtuItInI will not IIiI
required to tIIlitI Ito ttxutulnutlou, but.
titty are ntttittulzc it to apply to lllt‘ ati
jutant. -gonorttl oi the army to. detail
...~—
”.I.... ...M....__._.
llIIt‘It. romedy for mothcis to ash is
IlV’IIIIIchyII Iatxtttlvo Cough Syrup. It
IiIIIips nourlv iii-l gootlt nu Initplo fllllllll.
it contains Ito ophttcu. Sold by 'tho
tlIltltIrIi I‘Itttt'titttsy IIIItl 'i'ho lithium
l’ltnriuacy ‘. ' I"
PUT POISON IN SOUP.
tillAiNlI‘lifii...“ Nov. t2. I’lht- poll..-
authoritlctt. today Itro ptttihty. II notti]
tlont Iit’ tliIIlt' tltIII- III attempting to that
the 1 'son who triad to poison VIIII
family of “Mlillln Milict' by putting l‘tc
its moon in this 159in which tlicv Wi‘l“t
to have {or tuutikinat today. At. Inn.
or the tlttutrhtcrs in tho iiimliy VviII-I
p’ropnrlnu the sour today iihc illtthittl
that to had it print ili‘I look. that roan-mt
to .IttIrV‘I; it tutti it VVIIII tailor discir'Vtt-III l
lint lllitl‘: VvIII. cook it ol' the. ttolumi
In the soup to kill tIII iInilrtI ltitnlls.
“Ina—i... .9... wt
ONLV 0 RE FOR DVSPEPSIA.
Mrs. It‘t‘tintlttt think of Now ditniio,
but. says: "i nuttcrI-ILto‘r yours with
dyspepsia. use.) to have great illutroau
and belching. I tried IIVIIIIVIthlngI
Intltl hour ot’, IIIIt ttotititti: holpI-Ii inc
tintlt i Inuit ti IIttIItllIuI ltIIlIn. ttIuI tlttt‘ hit
(out lIoIIliI curotl lilo. t'tttttploicl y. " ,I
For IIIIhI by It ii l'ltttutI-il it‘. It
Baxter and The Cilfloril that unto, M
settlc ‘
thi lI parts well as shown by tilt: tI.ttII'-'"
fillidll’lf
who. {piano this
. "to iI‘s 27‘. Hliycs
gran
obtains no drug's
, pd .22... alcohol-
IIonly pure cod liver
. ‘1va whichmak‘e‘a fat)
pin-o “hypo hos-
flitss( (which uild
ac and nerves). I,
Alldrunialll 30:. And $1.00.
OOOOOOOOOO
l-iOTEL ARRIVALS.
Clifford—4t. .I. I‘llack, lIAIuti’nlo. II]. S.
Milil’lflml, (i. S lllaltop, l, l“. trit-
icr ‘J. P Carlo}. linston: A. Colder.
(lhitngo; l‘i’llllk litttuphrcys,
Smith, Wilbur Jackson. (I. 1’. Ellis.
F. S. Sly. W. .l, Whitncy, H. t".
Dom-sch, It“, K. Roborts. Sidney Gold-
stciu, irving Spiro, S. ll. Van North~
wick. Now York: W. N. ()sbortic
Poitgiiltecpsie: \V. E. lliiidwtu,
Harriet Garrison. ilauhury; -l. M. tip-
dlgrnt‘t, Cleveland; Mrs. A. t‘. llouolr-
artl, syracuse:‘ C. it. Blown. Now-
bui'gh; C. Dippol, llrolilyn; it), lI‘. lI‘uiII~
banks, lIiaI'tftIIrd: It}, Paiitlt, (IIIIIIIIV'II. N.
Y.: H. i) Douschet, Uticu. N. V’.; Ray
ntond‘lZ. llh‘th, I‘Ihilntlolphttt; M. .i.
Collins. Hot by
Mahackemp «l. V\'. Stitdwt'ti. South
Notwalk: ll, .I\.t‘.r'nntl:.ill. Auburn. N.
Y.: .I ’l‘uttltI. Hartford; 1’. Kaitli‘
man. iionth NtlI‘thliti .I. ll. Itayntontl,
ItoVV'IIVIII.tI-: William Daniels, New tfa
lthiII It IIIIVIthItItL Wilton; tlcot'gc
i. itoi' iltVVIiI ilittg, tI' ..... IitI; Mr. Mnthow-
sou. t‘outlt NtIIWIIIl.; A. ll‘. l)tl\l”lt.‘3~‘.
.I. I‘tcVIII. II‘. .I. Simmons, Ni‘Iw York;
.i. l.. Ilurkhartlt. South litItIi, (loan:
Mrs. (Intent-an, Now IIIiV'cII', I“. ll. Ma-
lian. Now Haven: W. .I. lV’tIuntitIy. .I.
Lynch, .t, (,lilsltu‘, New York; til. .I. Mc—
NI‘IIIuIIy. lliil'lllli'tl; I'I‘rIIti Bock. S. .B.
lliinkcr. Now Yorlt: Julian Poitieroy,
Springticitl; William N. licncatlc,
(.iltliltttxw'lulg Peter .-\I. Latour, Now
York.
horny
A HARD DEBT TO PAY.
“I owe a debt of gratitude that can 1..
never ho paid off,” mites (l S. Clark,
of \Vcstllclli. Iowa, “for my rosette
ttiun death, by DI. King’s Nair Discov-
cry But}. lungs were so seriously at-
ie‘cted that death seem‘ed imminent.
when l commenced inking New Dis-
cov.ery 'I‘ho ominous dry. hacking
cough quit. before the. that bottle was
used. and two morobotties made it
complete cure.” Nothing has over
cqutilcd Now Discovery for coastal.
colds and till throat and lung coni-
plalutu. Guaranteed III lt‘ H.1laxton.
drugglst. 50c and §1.0il. .Trial bottle
free. ”
AMERICAN HUMANE ASGOCIA-
‘ TlON.
. BOSTON, Nov. 12.-At the am an-
nual convention of the American Bu-
miuto Association, which began in the
First; Baptist. Church bore today and
which continues its sessions tomorrow
and ’l‘hnrsdny a number 01' vital. sub—
,lt'ifiH arc under discussion. While the
that too IlIin ilit‘ Lil’i‘ll UP mainly to
Ionsltlciz Itiop ot‘ titrtltcr work in not
that ptotcctiott, child labor juvenile
courts, raiIIt Silli‘ltlt‘ llilt‘. other matters
rotating to IhlltlI'IIII will be given a
thonnthh hunting and discussion in
’I Itutstitti‘s IIIiItIthuzs. ‘
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result. in pneumonia. Bra,-
Aililtlt ltulm is brcaklng up colds when-
cicr trlod, almost without exception
10. 2th. We and $1. 00 bottles. The Oil!-
tortl, Baxter’s and Pinisted' s. i”
I
BIG SUIN SPOTS.
noun, Nov. 12.—-—stgnor Amati, tit-
rot-tor or the lI‘ldronco Observatory,
states that the sun spots, which he, cal
onlatcil as twclvc tintesdtto also of tho
earth, and which will with tho solar
IIIi titllan about the middle of NoVIInI
thI'. are llliiItV tocnil tonolt nt IIIItItuc‘
tic, (lltiltilnlltilit‘tlii Isnltlng in storms
floods, volcanic eruptions and itfllill
tpiakits. The warning has attracted iii.
ttIIIilon from the loci that former IIIO-
IllIItlontI bV Signor All‘anl luwiI been
realist-d
DEATHS DUE TO CARELESSNEBS.
\VlNS'l‘liJl) Nov. l2.-—~ A yortlici was
glVIen by (.01 oncr Higgins today in tho
deaths at Thomas 07‘} bunch and
Mitzhaci Donovan lit tho explosion at, a
gutthouso in New Hartford 'on Octohor
iii.
IlitIlI dctlth itom ititI'tIltIHuIttIsu for
which they alotttt chiIt ttzspousiblo. and
Mr cxunoratod the company owning
the tout plant from liability
IIVALUABLE COUPON.
II‘. .llitxttIr, tho populat- diuguini.
pt'oponlou to have you money, and it
will will pct-soot the following titlll'
putt at his stoic, he will let you
hate u I'iInIIiItII ilt‘tv illii pIIclittat: of NW
lll‘ llilWliltllIt colc‘rutctl npct'tlllt itn-
illt‘ t'ttt‘c ni‘ ,ittttlttiillittion and tllspitp-
slit. containing ilil (Itasca Iii lIttIlt' pt it c
.........V .I....
. COUPON.
.- ~ MIA” «m “N“
. 'lIIls coupon tIutiiltIn tho lIohtIII'
. to out: iliic pai'ktttto of in How,
.I.......
'. IIII'Ils upcclilc i'ot tho onto of cow
. In it It 253 We will IIIIt'ItIVd
. Ibo InouIIV 1in any Itiusntiunbtl pttr
. iIhtItttIt'. “ ..
. II‘. it. lhtxti-r.
TWENTY FIVE (isms.
‘ in; will ‘ g‘o ovctt tuctlttIr. lllmlil will
ntiputlon and dyspepsia at liltllI .
giro with ovcry niickifkc ho stills ittttl
pursouitl gt’tnruntco to Iei‘nnd tho
money it it does not. cure. '1‘th is cor-
Iitlnly it most unusual offer—«II tollublc
IIIIIttltlInI at Ituli leIIII. with the fur-
thct [itilll'illiliit‘lllltil your
I... IIinq-rtnuv IIItItIttlII'Ii ti“ thI IIIIIIIIIIIy
dint. not curt. III; 2:
t
| up ”III, '
,tsita‘hd'a hold gonl‘t
'319 it) 23 in l
clinched thou,
Miss.-
lie limit; that both man canto to N.
uuu‘loy will ‘
WIIIutinuoii it‘rom First Pugs. I.
Kidd a ,iIotaI (Il‘ 28
cored from the acid
It ntonic IIt tutor and II" again had It load
of thrcc points. This was an Ikly cut
down onco more to one lp ltii y vAhlI
lIlhi)’ . score
amt . 1a. Itho‘ Inttor
no with tltroc lloid
goals, two by Lister and onc bVI Dot-
IIoSI‘.~‘ « .
’l‘hc thrilling nature oli tho panic
‘ ‘til‘ilIlilGil the crowd to an intense pitch
or onthusittsiu tutti Ituitttoniiiitltltii reign-
oil tor Indra than half of tits last pct»
. iod oi’ ploy. .. ‘-
Company F‘s Iflvo pill: tip a bettor
showing liltli n light than IV week ago.,
witou tho ‘ok this war flhcir oppo
nontu. lluycu, the now “inford man
at center. gave II tnnc‘h tilti'tueut. ac-
count of itltnsolt’ last. night. He scoredI
from the field three times.
The linoup and detailed score of, thc‘
contc‘st:
. Company F. Emeralds.
llster . ...... Morrison McMahon
Itii‘rht forward.
Nailht . ..... .. ......... Ahlutrund
Left forward.
'l‘ayes MauthI
i‘IIIIti-Ir.
’l‘. J. DoiInoV' ...... McLaron. lrluit
‘ , Right gItIaId'
it"? (‘. (‘loth'rol .... ...... .. Crossed
l'ci't guard.
l'Ii‘rst hail—«(‘o. Il‘, 2.3:
Second half-«0
Etncralds. ii
“iii". 10; Timoraldsl’i.
‘lI‘innlsco're——_ .3I1llntcralds 2x
lt‘iolii gtliilfifi~ t. 3. Godfrey 2.
lloIIutIVI. .., Listo‘lI 4’, hi? ‘dln h. Ablstrtinil
i. (‘rosscit .I‘.‘ Mauro I1. McMahon 2,
MIIIAVI‘EIII I. I
II‘oul lino ,goalswVadin t (:rosscn 2
tnItI-iutmw. r. Ranch. ‘
'l‘IIII Montauks had better success
ill. I night than was “too case a week
and. witcu‘ they faced the Nutmeg Club
[.I.-ail (IV-citing thtIiII opponents wcrc
thtI liounitit I‘oVV; cadets. i'ormcrly
it"lnlty (,‘atlct. . Q Montauks Wtu‘.
i lclor' ions by thé st‘ rtI or ‘Jli to S. The
lit~tt hail IIIItltIii Ifitaravol' ()1 the Moll-
tttttlit-t. 5V“ in ii.
Y'
'IhII lineup liliklflhtttll't‘I
Montatiks. Fowler Cadets.
llIIIVIIoII ............ Vivid, (.ittarnlort
Right l‘ot'warti.
t‘tibili ....................... . ltiicy
’ lIII t‘t lur'waid.
V'altIutinII . ................... Collin
' t‘tIttttIr
lilacs .. .................... .. Yost
Lci‘t guard. .
Whono .. ............... \I’tIiitI, Field
Right. guard.
. li‘lrst hnli-—lttoutaitks, S: Cadets. fl.
. Second haliwittonlnuku. iii; Cutlets,
ll. .
'l‘otni occl‘o—~liloutmtks. .‘l‘ti; 'CtldotS,
'II‘IeIII goats-ogngon .I., (Intuit 1, Val-
entine 2, Whono 3, Gunrnlcri 1. Cof-
lin I.
1 Font line gonls-Guarnlcrl 1. RI-
ey 1.
0dicitti——-W: F. Ranch."
Dancing was It't'tIature nt'icr
game, its usual, till midnight.
tho
W .
The postmaster of Gtisconodo. Mo.
Daniel A Hugh. says ‘1 cannot say
too much tot yotu l\ltlniI,\ & iIIIIId lt‘i
i‘llls. lfciel llko a new Inuit ll-
Wilts Kidney and BIIIiItltr Pills IIIII
sold by Tho Clitlord Pharmacy and
The Bridge Phutinacv.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The October issue or the notion to
mariners by the coast tutti gcode Ith-
survoy Washington. D (2, department
of commence anti labor contains IhI
following of interest. in (his vicinity:
Rhoda Inlaltil~Wntch l-iili~-- Sugar
Roof Pussagtr-Chango in llama-III-
With rci'ercnco to notlce to ntntlncrs
No 355 puragtnph 5, t'tnthot notion
is given that Sugar um Passage. West.
buoy S. R. W. i, It sccoud- -lc ass now
tall type can painted black, tnoorod
in Sugar Reci’ I’ttssnszc, has boon mot
i‘etIl taut ot’ a‘ Ji-t‘oot spot 'IhII nnutt:
ol‘ ihc‘ buoy Itiis‘hccn chanced to Sugar
llccl l’itlitsaizc Wont boot.
ll.IL13.N..Ul\qI. No,
ab‘octcd; iiitli‘ and til; it t‘ .Iotst l“i
lot Allalliiitt ("on‘si I'iIIt. NH: liltli, p. Iii
t‘IotnIIcctlitIti- -.‘.«t nnnIctlcnl River
Titlovti Ilstttltlisltod-vlnuu Numbers
(“hanged 0n (littoIthr2 ,lllil'l, the fol-
lowing thirdclass 'spn‘r hilOVS Wine on-
tnlIIlshcti to mark tho. dretigcti channel
at tht.I mouth oi the Contioctt.cut Itivor:
(‘onntcttcut Entrance buoy. ": paint-
titi red and monitored 2. was moored III
iiiIl ----- i' h: Iris
tho channel, on the thtl'lllgFt:
Snybtook (Lynda Point) llulttltouso
1/4 Fl.
Soybrook Breakwater lighthouse,
SW. ’A S.
Itenwick Hotel, right tittigcnt, NW.
N.
Lynda Point. buoy 4. painted red and
numbered 4. was Il'iOOI‘iItl in 12 toot ot‘
wutcr‘ on the custom Idtlo of tho chun-
tIoI on tho hoarlnus: .
by N.
llyltllit Point hiIon 1 painted
and tittiitborcd 1,‘ was InoortItl
black
in 12
Inttli ug urt', trout Lynda Point, on ilttl
hour ago:
Sttybroolt beacon. Bid. by S
by
W» 1/“
tho t'ollo up; buoys in. tho (lonnecil
our ltlvot- Wi'iit (IllitllKi'tl it) lll‘t‘tii‘H’tI a
tipilllt'lli'tt:
Pequot liinIII‘I South lllnd buoy. from
No. l to No.7 . ’l‘lIo buoy iii uttdtottoti
on tho and at tho thllt. matting oit‘
who. from BipckwIiy island. , .,
Mutt iiillllld South End buoy, from
No 2 to No. 8. The buoy is stationed
on the and III! the spit. matting olt
atlltthttiiliiwm'd from Eustiistu Island.
.IIiIiIinI liciip Rivor.
it it N to M lliil‘III-"Ulllli‘lll :Ii‘I
i'ItIt'inl: WI and iii»; U. S i‘ottut Pilot
I'llliillilt_i,,tllttll, i’tiit. it", will. p. it‘ll
' I". .i.
nl‘lt.‘
a“ "twin-nub
(Id and is now moored lll I12 foot of
water nbOut 150 feet liouthcnst ot’ II 23
foot-spot, on the hem lltli‘i
Watch Hill. bear beacon, NE. by E.
M E.
Catcuntb Reef beacon. \V'. 7“ .\'.
Old tower on Stoutngton‘ l‘oini.
NNW. 14 W. . .
Also “that Sugar R'cci Passage Mid-
dle buoy, formerly VIII and black in
horizontal stripes, ‘Vas hiIIIn Ipnintod
bia wk and tunrkcit S. It. w it is .
mooted ill 33 itI‘iIt IV‘ unit It about 50
12 foot. of. water on tho itnutorn sido of ‘
r‘tttiivicltw Hoist, right tangent. NW.
hv W. %W
Sitybrook (Lynda Ii’ohtil lhdttbotttto I'
loci of water on tho o‘dgc of tho shout ‘
SuyhtIooIii tlrcttliwnior lIalttlIoutio. S.
MW I.
yHalerooti (Lynda Point) llgltthouso, I
On tho name (into the numbers of I
During l.. 'l‘, loopcr's recent stay
in Boston, it. is estimated that. sixty-
ilvo Iitottlia‘nil people, talliott with him
{spud pinchnued his medicine. This
is an average of over two thousand a.
day. ,. _ .-
His success was so phenomenal as
to cutiso universal commont. both by
tho public and the press. There. must
ho a reason for this. Horn Is the
m Ison glvon in his 0an words by Mr.
Cooper when intetvi’cw iIil on thc sub
loot. He sold:
"The. lnuucnse nlutihcrs of people
who are calling on me bore in Boston
is not unusual. I Itiivo tutti tsito some
experience. for tho past two yours
wherever l hayc. goon. 'I‘ho reason is
n sltnpie‘ one It Is bccttust-I my rhcdh
citto puts tho stomach in good C(ltfili~
lion. This docs not. sound unusual.
bttt it do in tact tltc licy to lth.tith Tho
stomach is tho very foundation ot’
lilo. I ilLll‘lllllt/t‘. Sit) pcr cont. Iot’.
nil sickness directly to the stomach.
"‘Ncithcr IIIIlInIilsIuor inch can re-
main wall with a poor digestive appa-
ratus. low is to be sick with It diges-
tion in pcifoct condition, As a ntnttcr
of fact. most men and women today
are half- sick. it is her nose too much
food anti too little IIxcrIIise have grail
iItIIIy forced the stotltaob into a hall'-
Elck condition.I Mv medicine gets thtI
stomach back whotc it. was, and that
is all ‘tlnit, is necessary.”
Among Boston pcoplo. who are
staunch bcltcvcrs in Mr. Cooper'sw
theory, is Mr. Fsuult 1). llrown. of I57
..
CRIME necouo lN BRIDGEPORTJ
Census Taker Says It is Considerabiy
Higher Than Other‘ Cities Its
Size.
One of tho Unitcd SAaicn cousin.
takers was at work on .19. records of
tho llrltlgcpoit citV court yIIstIIIIdIIy In
ctunplling his statistics, he. took notice
only of statuatory offenses that is, Vio-
tattoos of the state laws.
Ho found that timing the year 1906.
lillmli 1,800 people were bcfmo the.
court for statiIIttny offenses. This is
a hetuy tecotil tat It city the size 0f
lltidgopott and int ahead of the per-
capita Itvctago of most. cities.
For tho purposesI Iof thtI census, he.
intends. following the. cast-s into tho
hi... Ihor courts to obtain a. record of
tlIt-Ilt dispos'ltlon
We have secured tic agency for Orl-
IIo Laxaiite II‘Iuit SVII p. the new iaxa~
tiV‘c that makes tho liV'iIII ,liV'cly, puri-
llcs the breath, cures Itcndncbc and
regulates tho digestive organs. Cures
chronic, constipation. Ask us about. it.
The Cilll‘ord I‘hartuticy and Pliiistcil‘s
Drug Store. ‘7
WILL TRY TO SETTLE STRIKE.
I’IJAINII‘HI'I I) Not
of Vvt-av'cts at the Lawton Miiiv. t,‘ tun
patty rcinains about tin-I saute today.
only two \V'IIIIV'III's going to work when
the mills optIu-Iti this morning. An
12 -- l lliI. Sll'Illii‘l
'Im 301mg
COOPER EXPiAiNS REASON FOR REMARKABLF. AVERAGE OF
BOSTON OALLERS
W
I IO
Blotunlngduio street, (‘htIlsirtn Mann.
Illo says:
“For flVIIV‘ yolilii I both sopght Iro-
lloi’ for indigestion. stoiunclt troublti
ltllil ttyspttpshi, spcnding hourly all my
wages with doctors and obtainlnp,I not
results. I had Iltill pains across my
back; radiating to tho shoultlors. ii
had splitting headaches, which nothlntn
seemed to cure. Thine was a gnawing:
and rumbling in my stomach until
bowois. I Wits troubled with vertigo
and dizziness, and at times almost;
ovt'nconto by drowsiness.
“I felt tired and worn out. all thtt
time, my sloop was not ichcsiilna,
and i would get. up lti the morning:
fccilnt: as wont-y as when .l treat to
thII. My appetite was varluhltiwravoin
(lllB at. times. then again nt‘IIu-icateti at;
the sight. ot’ footl. Siunctlutcs my taco
was paid, at other times, flushed. [‘
was constipated and billous, and hail
catarrhai affection in not-Ii: and throat,
which caused motto lIanrk and spill
a meat iii-III. especially lti,tltc motuinn.
I hI‘tIIud so much or the. (‘ooper rch-II
tiles that i ticcidod to trylthcut. After,
taking one bottle, .a tapcyornt 50 foot. -
long passed front my syIteInIII 'I felt.
better almost. immediatttly. All my.
troubles disappeared as if Ill} magic,
anti my ituprovcnttmIIIt/VVas rapid. [I
nor.“ fee-ii (Intlt'cly well, and can bout-st-
l,V recommend Mr. (‘loopct‘ s medicinu
to anyone who suitors as i did.” "
We soil the [Cooper mcdlcincs
which give uuiv Iisal satistIttztiiut.——
Tlic Clifford i’lirIirntaci South Nor.
walk: ’lhc Lirii'tI'ge Pharmacy. East:
N01 walk.
i~ .. ‘
.r ,.
LOOKING FOR “BRIGHT EYES.“ t
.._,.__._
Alexander Do Itlrls Reecives Wireless
Telephonte Calls and is Fall I
of ‘l-iypnotism. ' '
BRIDGIII'CIIF r \‘ov.12.4,AicxantlI-it
Dodils, late It! Stamford Butlalo. anti
lnttln was 171' kid tip at the corner. (Il‘.
F‘IIiIl‘lclti IIV IIIVIII and Main street yew
Icrday wavI'Img his arms and issuing;
ltV’pnotisnI‘ .0 all who desired it
Dndtls cx Ihlalntti that ho was full ot'
hypnotism and that ho hathcti hit.
taco regtii'a it)! in carboltc acid to lie on
on the st ltiis. Ho found it dililcnlt;
to keep it I“) a continuous (‘I'lil\'i‘l‘:'tlllilll.
as be “at constantly intIIIrnptIIIl by
wlIItIIIIss ttIlcp lion.» calls from V'nriotit
putts tVt' I’thp country
lIiV'IItstigwot Morrlssci of th.I (Illill'l~
tins iitItuIIIJaIc-nt is looking up lilodtis'
history; ‘
BANl‘( iN‘ RECEIVER’S Iii-’Iliits.
NORFOLK VIL, Nov. taxing PcoI
blc's 'llIV‘nk of Portsmouth. which clos-
ed it}. doors tomporarlly several days
ago frolioivtng a run on It during, the.
tina.‘ Itial crisis, went into .I Iocctvur' s
ltttti’ is last night all r an inspection
(t.‘, IIVIIIIIIIIII. tIIIvIIopcd illL‘ fact that
(IlI’lSJ ier AitIxziIttiiIi llutt bud IniSupprop-
glottal funds. and (Iiistin (1 accounts A
ol the dirttlors 'Iw.as IIaIlitItl
and tin Ittllilillll nt closi ng ot the bank
on account of insolvency was posted
on its (lili‘I'Ili. John '1. (litillu til ”I“
attempt will lli‘ math; to settle. - thIIIIVlIIrtnIIIIts .tIItl lI‘III'I‘mcIs 'Uanlt I'.‘
slrilto stIIIItIiltIIII tiIIitIV'. ' Portsmouth. I'VVIIS .Iputuiltttl it" IIiIIItI lV '
3. -,,,,“,._-...~,.. “m...“ .M . .. .
room to room—~Iand
o smoke—no mail “this
Ildvitc i: smokeless ou
. ”oi o.
urns 9 hours.
lII’I‘II. nuainIiglIIIBq l
Inner.
Write htu limit In
PERFECTION OIL HEATERS AND RAYO LAMPS}
lit. Patina” Oil Hater or {kayo
prim mail,» on.
__.. w . «r .H W Wfiuw ....._....__-,. ....
“,1
That's ii~—-w are you want it—wlten
gran}; oopwanl iifiantl ll you” only;
tIté‘VIrI owesSyIlislocnrry o ‘
ow much
You would no longer lchI’wlllloul’OM.‘
is the
Pcrfitlion maxim. Because the smokeless
can have
4““ lOWlnttlIcIt tom every ounce .
‘Br'itss lonl holds 4' quarlsw ‘
n ornament any. . .I
{wherr-Ilinisltetl In I it.‘ and nick it
Every healer warmticil.I
will (III/o ldtletl plenum
'0 ram iii-with In
.mea
paper” ill aim I lull-
VlelI the latest imilfl’ml unit/ii Juli
Mali 0 ”languid plaid. Everyl nun wumtiatl.
t id! ipiivc cirdtli'ui ll (lop.
211.qu dollar“. ..I (m
.OFNII
i
Inn/”W
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