. . non“ , »
rule WEEK.
gonna Mandolin
~l Nail tube. ‘ .
l Piece Finger Pumice.
1 Orange Wood Stick.
0 Emery Boards. ,. . .
COMPLETE FOR 10 CENTS.
Amounts TQILE‘T SOAP.
- «location In Box. ..
SPECIAL A17 ”affix. ..
lilo BrId a Pharmacy.
20ft WAN-ll WW“ ‘b‘l‘R'EIT.
H.317” hens Output-52.
All 3510*. Iiyomd, E5391- (hippo.
nt' .1n;.;.;.<.;-;.;-;.;.:u
spethlfg Zinnia madam
Club will beheld this Wetting, ‘
Mrs. Hiram D. Perry.'9f‘.Danbttr_t'.
has been visitonls...tt‘l£’ilds here.
Mrs. H. J. Devlinpad Mrs. A. 1.
Foster, of New York,’are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. William Dolatid.
Harry Dolsnd is confined do his
home, having suffered a severe strain
while at work last. week.
The weekly meeting'ot’ the St. James
Circle will be held this afternoon with
Mrs. ltdgar Howell. of Cove avenue.
,3. ll. Rundler the well-known baker,
is ill at his home. in. Van Zant street,
having been attacked While down the
harbor on it fishing. tt'lD- , ., ,
A quite lively snow squall was no
lined this morning about 7:30 o‘clock,
and weather wise tolupredict that it
will be a ltardlwimo’r. .,
. d!
,,The meetings «at. the..h‘.ast Avenue
Methodist Church undci‘ the two cyan.
gelisls. Mrs. Abbie Neiderbuchl and
Miss Alma Carmer.‘ ar’e’growtng‘in in-
terest and in attendance and a great
many are attending who are not. mem-
bers of the schurch.
.The special evangelistic meetings
are increasing in interest. and the slug»
lug evangelists, Mrs. Wellierbueil anti
Miss Carmcr are speaking and singing
to large congregations every citeniug
at 7:30 o‘clork. You are urged to al-
tend.
—Many ills come from impure blood.
Can't have pure blood with faulty di-
gestion, lazy liver and sluggish bot
Wels. Burdock Blood Bitters streng-
thens stomach, bowels and liver, and
purifies the blood.
ROWAYTON.
Selleck A. Waterbury, the rural dc.-
lirery carrier, has returned to his
home on Roton l-iill. after a visit in
Brooklyn.
. ii. Felsing, of this place, has taken
possession of the 'i‘ookcr ilouse busi-
ness which he recently purchnscd
from .lohn Haggerty.
é—Thc Specialty Mtg. 00.. 40 Water
8L. South Norwalk. will remove your
gasoline engine. clean it. make net-os-
ssry repairs and store it for the win-
ter. if desired. ’l‘el. lift-i. ‘
The usual happy hour service will be
held this evening at 7:30 o’clock In
the Rowaylon Baptist Church. On Sat-
urday evening there will be a meeting
for serial prayer and conversation at
the parsonage in Rowuyton avenue.
There is a deep gully in the high
way opposite the Lauder place on Rotv
on Hill, said to hays. been left thcrc
by a plumber whowas the cause of.
and he has been notified by the select-
men to make repairs. Complaint was
made to the town authorities, as some
damage had been sustained to wagons
and automobiles. and it was feared a
serious accident might happen,
A gang of men were at work all day
yesterday making repairs to the water-
int; trough between track four, outside,
vital-hound. It appears that last work
everything connected with the tank
anti troughs was but. in prime condi-
tion for the special and regubU‘ trains
/which would take people on Saturday
to the football games in New Haven,
as no accidents or delays were wanted.
lilarly Snturdu- morning some projec-
tion on one oil the locomotives which
was scooping water at. the trough rip-
pullout three sections of the line, and
allowed a large quantity of Water to
escape. A number Ufrl‘ilt‘tillfllllti'il ur-
rived front New Haven this weak, and
yesterday itnishcd the work of ropiuc~
log the troughs.
Muster Tracy ii. Ambler. of iloway—
ton avenue. grandson of lion. 0. W.
Bell. nearly succeeded In breaking his
left. wrist. yesterday, and it is only by
the torrent. luck or good fortune ,that
his wrist was sprained and not. brokcu.
Master Ambler was in his launch.
pumping gasolene into the origins.
with the connecting switch titrowu off.
He was ucconlpautcd by “A. Fallow."
who carelessly threw on the switch.
thereby causing the engine to "back
tire," and catch blaster Amblcr's band
ninth in! sheet. By flood hick he
managed. to extricate it before his
wrist swell . hml‘ten . and he considers
himself lucky to be about. Muster
Ambler ropestedlymefuucd to divulge
the name of the person who threw an
t o cdnnectlarnwitch. antiwuuld only
a dramatize him as "A. Fellow." and
"A. Fellow in probably congratulating
intranets became his name didn't. up.
post; in the tuner. Master Ambler re-
ports for studies in the High School
this sing with hint. arm in a sling.
but otherwise nbhdrihp worse for his
mishap. '
r
‘urt. on of the Bout
Not-walk Methodist "
service In the Us
at 3 p. m.
it
too Chanel Sunday
I .
The New England supper which the
ladies of the Union Clmpelfitro prepar-
ing for next Tuesday evening In the
chapel promises to be a great success.
The Christian
will be held in the Union Chapel l‘t‘rl'
day evening at 7:80, and a delegation
from the New Canaan Congregational
Church will attend and take part in
the meeting. All aro‘oordially invit»
cd to attend. “
. A club formed by the young mob of
West Norwalk, called the United Ath-
I. letio Club, and havinm rooms at. the
.. residence of Mrs. Dcvltts,
_; caption to their many frientn Monday
. night at their club parlors, which were
- very ,preitily decorated for the occa-
EVG it. ,re.
siou. The floor was waited for dancing
music for which was rendered on a
graphophone. Other 'gamos Were lu-
dulged‘ in, after which refreshments
of hot chocolate, sandwiches. cake and
fruits of all kind. were starved from
the prottily decorated tables. About
fifty were present. including many
from Daricu. New Conant and The
Norwalks. who enjoyed the evening
very much, and wished the young gon-
tlomcn success in their undertaking. ‘
was'rpon'r.
%
Gauli Brothers took a safe and other
office fixtures to the. C. B. Meade Com-
pany. at Bridgeport yesterday.
The members of Lady Palmcrion
lodge, Shepherds of Bethlehem, will
give a dance and reception at National
hall on Thanksgiving eve.
a...
The work our and crew of linemen of
theWestern Union are lit work on the
lines at. Snugatuck and Greens Forum.
A new cable is being laid under the
railroad draw and a general transfor-
mation of the lines is in progress.
Sheriff Kemper took a Hungarian
with an lmpronouucable name to the
state insane asylum at Middletown yt>s~
terday. The man had been in the cult
ploy of Daniel Burr Bradley at Greens
Farms and recently begun to give evi-
dence of insanity. He was taken to
the Westport snniiarium a week ago
and held there until a vacuuty occurr-
ed in the slate institution. its is bin
iievcd to be insurable.
__.._..__.__.
Dr. F. Powers, medical cxamiucr and
lover of wild animals criticises the
game anti fish law of tho slain and
scorns the mob who made them. in
an interview ycstorduy Dr. Powers
,said:———~"'l‘hc matter of first importance
in this life is the preservation of hu-
man lit‘c and tho sct'oud is the preser-
vation of animal life. Soil-interest on
the part of the owners of domestic
animals affords them all the necessary
protection to preserve ihc apt-cics‘und‘
retain it as an animal food supply. As
a food theI wild animals furnish a more
nutritious and grateful artlcic titan tho
domesticated animals. Takc for in
stance the dccr which have bt-cn pro-
tected for years. but are now through
the act of lhc last lcglslnturc the vic-
tims ol’ cvcry land owner who illtcs yc-
nison and is-uuscrupulous enough to
disobey the spirit of the law. It is
easy to imagine that a film buck in
doing damage to crops when the owner
has a hankering alter the saddle of
veusion. A fine example of tho ntisap-
propriution of the principal of fish pro»
tection maybt' noon in this river where
large quuulilits of smell are now being
taken by tho hook but whorl: settling
is forbidden by law at this time of the.
year. When the fish come up the river
in the spring to spawn they may be lit-
kcn with nuts or in any other way.
Scining \thu the fish are spawning de-
pletes the supply to u grcuier degree
than when they are active as at this
lllllt‘ of the your. ’I‘hc law should be
changed making it illegal to seine ill
the spring when the fish come into
these waters to propagate and allow
free rein to tho fisherman at this limo
of the year.“ . ~
NEW CANAAN.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mttlltln have
mot-cit to Norwalk
..-m.
John ll. (lcrrish will spend the win:
tor touring in llnly.
Mrs. Edgar Davis. of Hartford. is a
uncut of Mrs. Edwin lloyt.
Mr. uitd Mrs. McKay huvc grow to
Scotland to spend the winter.
H. St. Wood has returned front a
hunting trip in lloxbury l-‘ulls,
Frank L. Simon has moved into tho
MucMuhon house. Locust avenue,
The New Cunaan‘slcam laundry has
purchased a fine dotllvcry wagon.
Mrs, Stephen Hoyt is making an ex-
tended visit with rclativcu in iiitlti.
IllOl‘t‘.
Mrs. Alice Thomas, of (lulnnvillc,
Fla. is viuittug‘her uncle. ii). A. 8am-
tuin. i’urk stroet.
l~lurr Buxton has gone to Jackson-
ville. ii‘ in. where he has uncured work
at the carpenter trade.
WW
liarry sterling, of Norwullt, has re.
turned after a visit with his brother.
8. M. Sterling, Grove street.
Attorney Brincltcrhoit has rented
the office' in Raymond's Hail. recently
vacated by Attorney Mulvills. .
Mrs. James A. mwrencc. of Blain-
tord. has returned after a visit with
her son. E, 13. Lawrence, south ave»
title.
Mrs. M. Coleman and non. baw-
.. _ I30 .0 0...
mori‘y‘ resided lathe ’l‘ha .
bean visiting friends ' »
hurch. will hold ‘
3utletivor ‘ meeting -‘
{Sm-“whoffiop
.che r house,
Whirmu nor rut
Main‘utreet. has
in town. ,
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A musicalc by the heady Players
Club, pnpiluot’ Miss ,Allettu Rankin.
willIbe held in Raymond's Hull, this
evening. ' ‘ " ‘ ’
‘Onkley [ills has opened a billiard.
pool and lunch room in East. avenue.
lei Hamilton.
_ Mrs. R. H, Nelda entertained-Wan.
nan Benedict Cat-tor Cbupter‘w .- A.
R.‘, at her home in Main slt~act,,,yustct'-
titty afternoon. “ ‘
'Hld
Stillman have been attending the hu-
ltttal .State Sundaymschool convention
at Waterbury. . «5"
r . .4 .
.
At. the next meeting of the Woman's
Club Miss (leItlor will speak on
“Marin. 'l‘horesu.’ and Miss Winifred
Hall will sing.
‘ Captain A. V. Road. of \‘i'ushiuglou.
D. (3., has been visiting friends hero.
He used to 1‘qu in the Mood house. on
the Norwulk road. ‘
Town Clerk Andrew I“. Jones has
Issued ninety huntcrs‘ littcuscu up to
the present time. The youngest ap-
plicant is l2 and the oldest 58.
Herbert Whitney has purchased
live arcs of land 'on Bank strcct, east
of the John Wassing plan». The now
owner will crocl a house in the spring.
The carly=closing movement. went
into effect Monday. All grocers and
markelmen will close their stort-s at 0
p. m., excepting Saturday. during tbc
winter.
The Mission Study Class of the Con-
grogatlonal Church incl at the home
of Miss Estelle Kellogg. Prospect
sit-cot.” Monday cvcuing. Subject,
"Aliens or Americans."
Mr. [Hill Mrs. .loscph l". Silllutun
icit Saturday for Snvanah, Lalcr they
will stop at. Nashville. (In their return
ihcy will visit Washington and tho
Jamestown Exposition.
Pcunoyer and Attorncy
Brittckcrhoil‘ have bcou
drawn as Jurors. Attorney lit-tucker—
boff will uudmibtedly l)(' excused. as
he is u montbcr of the legaiprofession.
His name evidently slipped. in among
tho list 0? local citizens I‘ll' eligible
jurors.
Samuel.
.lamcs E.
TURKEYS TO BE HIGH.’
Thanksgiving Bird Expensive Lux-
u‘ry This Year.
The price for 'l‘haultsglvlng turkeys
will be high this your. Consumers
will pay 30 to 35 ccnts a pound for
the birds. and may have some difll-
cully in getting nice ones at the 30.
(will figure. says an exchange. The
western turkeys will sell 'for 30 cents
a. pound: they will be shipped here
from Ohio and from states further
west. Tho tarkcys which will come
hcrc from Vermont, New York and
Rhodc lsluuti will sell for ab'ccnts a
pound. Some of the nicest. will come
from New York state. The ’l‘ltaxtkn~
giving turkeys will not. be so heavy as
those which will be on the market at
Christmas. tltc reason being that. the
Christmas turkeys will be a month
older. _
~'l‘hc rcuson for tlte’somcwlmt. high
pricc for luritrys is said to 00 lb"
cold and Wet spring. The small 'tur-
keys suffered a great deal from tho
weather and hundreds died. 'l‘urkcys
are very delicate and st-tmitivc. and
the cold comeshard on tlvcm. Luy~
lug Was late because of the wrath-
or, and this tended 'to rcducc lllt‘
number. 'l‘bc pricc of corn has also
ltud its cffcct on the market. How
over, them is no cause for pessimis-
tic vicws,‘ as tho .priccs this your art-
about. lhc same as last and in fact it
has been acycrul yours aiucc tilrltcys
for the holidays sold at. low priccs.
Turkeys are soiling wholcsnlc tit
the some figures astlurlng the wash
preceding last. Thanksgiving Day. 13
cents. which is the same price. tin-y
were in 1904 and two cents less than
they were tuition. in I903 they wore
twcnty and one-half cents and seven-
lccn cents in 1902.
Thu chcupeut turkeys now in thc
market‘nrc l2 contsrwholosulc. and.
there to little tlcmuud i'or‘thu vbcul
stock. There are. row shipments com-
Iug front ncur homo. most or the sup-
ply coming from tho Wont.
.. $70500 DEAL.’
W...-
Boron J. Torkomlap Milo ‘Two New
Blocks In Waterbury,
" \N‘A’l‘lilRBIlWi'KNov. I4l.,~ellttl'ott .l.
'l‘orltomlu‘u's [W0 llt‘W npurttucul houn-
cs in East Ivibcrty strain were said
yesterday to i). M. Atwood. of Mititllo-
bury. for a stun In tho twigblmrhomi
of $70000.
Mr. ’I‘t)rkontittu built them- buildings
sovoral months ago anti they urn t-ou~
sltiured among tho bust of thclr typo
In tho city. “This unto was urrnugutl
througbdho agency of Thomas F. Law.
tor. Mr. Luwlor rnittuod 'to discuss
it last night. beyond confirming ihti
report. '
A mortgage of $00,000 lit hold by
the South Nut-walk tituvtugs lluuk.
HIGH .Pntce run Tuskevs.
RU’t‘LAND,‘ Vt.‘ Nov. lai.-»~'i'hr niurtu
which :qu rbgulurly boon siuuttlcd jilut
beforg 'i‘btmltilgivins lint‘ccent your» to
the affect. that gettalac‘iloputmt tur-
keys would be ,uuusutllty high primt
and scarce. bl nowbul btuphuaizutl
by the thrillers in this vicinity. ‘ in
this city the probable patch of nutivc
torksysia quoted tit 2i; toes cents a
pound, but the pl'Iiio in illusion and
other outside city niurktibtiwtli Illwly
be from 30 to 32 cents or even higher.
W77 .
” ’tm‘wirplosu tncnsuuc oduy."
. “fiat,” " tuition his Jintersstcd
friend. I at wnsyll‘l'“
“A postal wc‘u‘t‘d."~« Philudciphiu
Public Ledger.
'Q
in the building lust vacated byfipan‘
Miss Rosalie Rogers and Minbviliihol‘ . .
' fivfl‘fléfi .
gpublicfdv‘” ryytai. ‘
Don’t buy . them
and trifle with your
health. ‘
Thogenuine bears
the‘lnbo‘l Scott-'J
E‘mr‘alwion: and
trad “tiff The ‘
. man with “IQ fish. =
mkltititltino.
WOMEN'S MISSION AUXIL‘IAuv.
Annual Meeting Held In New Haven
‘ Yesterday.
tr-ucvcntb annual meeting of tho Con-
necticut branch of the women’s uuxllr
lary to tho board of missions was Ill
shop Sratidiug, of Oregon.
neon session lututodiaicly
Mrs. Harriet I". Giraud, ul‘ .llltldlciowu.
the prcsldcnt. In the chair.
All parts of the tiiociqso ni' (louuctu
ticttt wore rcpt'In-‘unII-tl by lli‘ltlgdll‘rl.
about 500 bclug ltl‘t‘h‘t‘lil. .
Mrs. Howard S. Claim. of l.ltnc
llock. girt- lu'r rt-porl as ll'cusurcr.
'l‘otul rrttclpts for your. $0,280.74: ball
anon on hand. Mitzi-III. The sum of
$il.7t.’l.tli was i'tIllll'lillilt'tl as united oil
luring from (Tottlwcticut during tho
your. ,
'l‘lic licv. (liliirlcs t). Silin’lllt’, l‘t‘i'lill'
of Trinity i,‘ilurc|t, road tlu- rcport ot'
llli‘ t'tii'rcnptltitlillg St‘fll‘i‘lill'l'. Miss
Sarah ll. Huntington. of Hartford.
.\lr.~:.. \i'oodwarti, of New Hart-u, has
bet-u nppoitnt-tl its librarian.
A large additional gift of $400 llllbl
been l‘l‘l‘t‘li’l‘tl I‘I‘tuu mic pcrson. (‘on-
ucctit-ut t-outriluttcd “.400 to the
fund to sotul missionary women into
‘lllt- fluid and to urn-cl a building.
Alisa Edith iltlach. ol‘ Wont Hartford.
recording svcrclury. l'r‘titl the outline
line list of pledges. making a total of
$5,000. ’I‘ht- tut-cling voted to fill all
of the pledges. .
ll‘uirliold arcltdcaconry has 42 par-
lshos and missions, Hartford has till,
Lillicileld 26. Middlesex :21. New lla-
\'t‘ll 50, New London 23; total uumbcr
of parishes 194. of which 133 con-
tribute to the pledges. a.
Various othert‘e‘ports wot-c present.-
cd and thou Mitts Farnum, of Now lia-
~vou, educational nocrotnrptm tho dio-
cese. was Introduced. Miss Put-nun]
lulu lit-cu appointed by the bishop to
form mission study classes.
in reply to an appeal, St. Jumcs’
Church. West Hartford, promised
books; Christ Churchpwew Haven.
$20: Holy Trinity, Middletown. 315;
Christ. Greenwich. $10;‘Trinity. Hart-
ford. 310; St. Andrew’s. Stamford. $5;
St. John's, Bridgeport.’-$10: St. John's,
Stamford, 825: St. Paul‘s. Fairiicld,
sit): St. Matthew’s. Litchtlcldu $6:
fi‘riuity. Waterbury. $1Mi St. James‘,
Wiltstod. 310: St. Andrew's, Morlden,
310; t‘hrisi, Ansouia. $5. '
STOP THAT COLD
or it may rcsult in pneumonia. Bru-
zillan Balm is breaking up colds when-
flu
_....-
10. 250. 60c and $1.00 bottles. The Clif-
ford. Baxter's and Plalsted’l. ”
GOVERNMENT Igv PUBLIC OPIN-
PHILADELPHIA. ‘Noii.’ its-nuns
llt'y-iit'nci‘nl Bonaparte will preside
UVI‘I‘ the ”iron day convention of the
National Municipal lasagna in Provi-
dcnco, it. l., beginning Nov, l9 and in
addition to other prominent men who
will attend. Illl‘l't' will bu present llli'
mayors of many cillcs and gth‘l'lltll‘ti
of a huli‘ dozen states. Ailtll'lltiy‘rlitill'
cral ilounpartc will dclit‘t‘r an at
dross upon "(iorcrumt‘nt by Public
Opinion."
APPENDICITI3
is duo in a. large tucauuro to nbuso of
tho bowols, by cmploying drastic pur-
gntlvcs. To avoid all dangcr, use only
Dr. King‘s New Llft' Pills. the safe,
gentle cleansers. and , luvlgorutors.
Guaruutcod to cure hcudnchc, billiona-
uuss, malaria and jaundlrc, at it‘. H.
Baxter's drug store. 25c. ”
SPECIAL TRAIN SERVICE ON Ac-
COUNT OF FOOTBALL GAME.
(in account of tho 't'ttlu~~l’rittt'otou
football annu- uI. Now llavcu. Saint"
tiny, Novoutber lilth, W07, thc Now
York. Nt-w iluvcu anti llnrtford llull-
road announccn tho following npculul
survirc, i-tpurlul train will. luuva
South Nortvulk at. 10:12 a: lit. and it :-
03 a. Ill. arriving at Now Iiavrn at it :-
till a. lit. Iilttl ii :53 it. ill. rcurwriircly.
A SIGNIFICANT PRAYER.
"May tho inirtibolp you mubo Burk-
lctt‘n Aruloa Bulvo known to all."
writes .l. (I. .lunltlutt. of (ihupol Illll. N.
(t. it quickly took the pain out of a
futon for mo and curcd it In a wonder.
fully short limo." first on ourth for
apron. burns and woundn. film at it‘. II.
iluxtur'a drug store. ”
TWO PRUESIAN FIRMS FAIL.
linNZIti. Prussia. Nov. L‘f‘W‘TW“
,Imubvr Ilrtnu. Albrncht. it Company.
and l.. iloltihnrdcr, unattended payment
today. The liabilities—oi: the former
urn about. 800.000 marlin“? tubout 3:200.-
ttoo), and tho iudobtcdncss of tho lab
tor ht ovor l.000.000 marks Ar;2fiil.000l.
liotb ttruts out trying to make nrrnngu-
mount that will umibic them to contiu‘
no business.
Z'I‘lle postmaster of discount). Mo.
Daniel A, flush, ’iutvtt.‘ ."l cannot say
too much for your kidney ti: monitor
Pills. 1 test like a new man.“ Dc-
Wltt's Kidney and 33 ddsr Pills‘aro
said by ’i‘bovucliiforti‘ .hurtunuy and
'Tlte Bridgefi’iiarmilcy. ' ... ‘H i"
it
' urc'ioursddn a... f I
it ,1“;
.' bull 'lll'eilllly
‘ tuot‘o '
matches than
liftil‘ifimptil‘w ; .
. ’l‘horc are urtlcnt
lovers who must
sometimes wish
their sweethearts
prompted strcotct”
mouths to he kissed.
. . Good tcctlt cannot
. prevent but! breath .
when thcntuulach til
dinordorcd.
The best cure for
bad breath is. a
cloausingout of the
body/by use of ‘
‘ , w v “i
Lilli“ c is. ,a ,, y
the toiilc laxative. " g" ‘
This is a itct-‘b ihct‘llq no, ,
25c. and yric.j'p;tclrtu{os by tlrug- ’_
trials. and it is Rm'ltlg‘l'it‘otje tlrwtur’s,
bills. than any other mutltmuc has
over Sl\\‘t‘ll. . .. '
it citrus; lll'tttlllcllti. lumbar-ho...
now HAVEN. Nor. lt.5-'l‘ho twen- .
indignation. countlpatitui,apt! shin
wtiiscas'cs“ .. ‘ " '.
u
.4. ’v
surrs FOR $25,000 inc-H.
"Dr. Griff'en. of Greenwich, ‘and West-
'chcster Lighting Co.‘Defcndants.
scallion at Trinity Church )'i’l§l(|1'tlil,‘t'.l5“)“uf$
opening with holy communion by Hi on tho \\'r~sl(‘llcsltil' Lighting Company
The littfllW
tollowud. l
puny did not Supply its workmen with
proper safeguards. in that. it. had not.-
bcen dccayod. Manning had no way of
of tho work for mu coming your and .
ward Sitnonds. oi‘ Stamford. a carpen-
Dr. Ut'ii’i‘oti, a wealthy rcsitlcnl of Now
.tlrccnwich.
over and badly; injured.
cidcnt he was rumored to tho tin-cu-
eral exports from Now \‘orlt havc cx‘
Both actions are brought in the Sn-
preme Court. ‘
should remember that Foley‘s. Klum-y
bladder trouble that Is not boy-unit lltc’
reach of medicine.
whey and Plulstcd's Drug Store.
ever tried, almost without exoeptiou. ' ——
on West,» now stun-tut: on tho Pacific
’3, tilt”. and utimitlml to prolmtc. Miss
.and was lcgallr litll||lll~tl mt his dough-
‘in
Notices arm. civll‘itcliotts in the
25.000’vacb. have been served
and Dr. Iioury A. ilril‘fon, of NewYorlt
lllltl Ui'ccliwit:,lt, by Attorney Charles
I<‘. Dalton. of Port Clint-tier.
y ’l‘lw first action is brought by Mrs.
Kata Louisa Manning;widow of Rob-
t-rt Manning, who was klllctl by a full-
Illlg‘lmlv In Port t‘ltcstor. July 18 last.
.Mauuiug Was an employee of tho
\‘i‘vstclwutt-r Lighting Company. as
liucmuu. and was scnt to the. top of
tho polo on the day mentioned to ad—
Llpn-t. wit-us ucccssilutcd by the chang-
ing of the location of pairs in that
vicinity. While clinging lo the top.
lln- Wright of “lit hotly caused the
polo. which had bocoutc rotted at. the
base. to fall, and herwas crushed to
ticnllt. . '
The plaintiff is suing uudcr the out-
ployor‘s liability act. tutti ouc of the
claims made by lit!“ in. that tho coili-
inspccted the pairs to find if tin-y had
knowing this, but assumed that. the
poles wrro right, tho plaintiff claims.
The. other action is brought. by Ed-
lerflwho, while niightlug from a trol-
lcy car at Coscob, Scptcutbcr IT. 1.000.
was struck by an automobile uwuod by
York, who has a nunuucr homo in
The place witcrc tho acci-
ticnt occurred is in a narrow part of
the roads. and as Slmouds got. oil‘ the
cur Ito was caught. betwcou lhc our
and the macliluc. kuockcd down. ruu
After. lltc-utu
wicli Hospital. and ball to untlcrgo my
el’al operations. Although the acciticut
occurred over a your uuo. it is said
that he. is not able to lllli‘lld to his
work. and‘ has born under uwtlical ul-
tonduut-o cvct‘ sluct- tho accident. Sor-
hmlncd him on llt'llll” of tho plaintiff.
THISIS WORTH REMEMBERING.
A! no .one is immune, ovt-ry poi-sou
Cure will cure any case of kidney or
The (‘llll‘tti'tl l’lltll"
cur OFF iN “mews WILL.
Practically the Entire Estate of a
‘ Bridgeport Man Goes to Widow.
llltiiitlllll’tlli'l‘. Nm‘. lit-whims lllau-
coast in "Dorofhy Vcruuu or l-iaddou
Hall." is cutoff without a putmy in tho
will of Pullr I“, What, drawn r‘t‘bruury
lilatu-a \\'t-si is u ttiwv of tho icstaior
lt'l' wilt-u a child.
, Norwulk.
‘ i'l‘ho Mendelssohn 'i‘rlo Club. of which
, who. by the way. is the associate con;
«lortfniclulcr oi' the NowthorIt-Sy'ntw
phony- Orchestra. will. have. the wand .
u'bcl’oro the public.
. night and tlrcw a big house to son the.
' lures that, they uro’ showing.
iluil'o inadc u. tlocidctl bit and their
. ropttmiion Hllll stands as gootLan‘fl'l:
, nTko ‘A‘ {I i ‘ ‘ ‘
all .lnillbplghti a . perform
.tiou the. acts desorvo credit for the
nor money to itcclli'o the heist-of acts
and lit this way comply with the public
lug pictures tonight.
MRS. NEWKIRK‘B (lONf‘lth'l‘, .
’l‘lle first. conduit of lllu fipubuil an
der the iuauagcntoni of lilillnu Sew-
‘ltirlt will be given at lmckwood‘s l'iull,
ucxl Wednesday crculult'.
Alexander Saslurukr ‘Is loader ;uud
sluluucc of .l. l'llllllbll‘d Ditfi‘cy, ouch;
the most. distinguished baritoncn now
J
.4”...
AllildilliflAN Vi’l‘AilliAl’l-l (“0.
'l'lut American Viiagruph‘ Company
canto ‘back to lioyt'b 'l‘ltcntro last
splendid pcrt‘oruutnco .of ‘movlng‘ pic.
"l‘h‘ey
did i'oruwrly. II. in the but-tn mulling
picturo show civcn in South Norwalk
for Hillilt'. iinw, anti donorvus fl)» spicu-
did pntrouagc it in golfing: ’l‘hc pic-
turcs shown arc all entirely now.'aud
will be chuugt-d unaiu Friday night.
The stings urt- sung; very sweetly by
(lcorgt- ’I‘ouhvy. and the. slides that.
illuslralo Ilu-m arc livaulil‘ul. There
is to bc a spacial nmlincc Saturday
next at ‘1:i5 for the ladies and chil-
drou. The admission is still that low
slitu of 10 cents for adults and {- cents
for children. Don‘t miss swing this
show, .
BROWN .lt‘ilUM hilafitll.lltl..
'l‘uuci‘ul music. excollrut. dancers
and singers, clever columlianly and
))l'L-‘ll y women mttdc'Browu lt‘rotu Mis-
souri. which will be acct: at lloyt‘s
Theatre on ’ifucstluy. Ntll’t'llllli‘l" ill.
one of the best shows of tho salmon.
it was constructed solcly to make you
laugh and fut-get thc troublcs of every
day life. ,'i‘hc following is fronr llto
Cortland Standard. Norumbcr 1st:
“At the my Cortland 'l‘ltuulro last
night. the Li‘tlllil‘l‘l' l'It-Coi'tiovit Allltluc-
mont Companypi'csc-utcd tiiu musical
farcu comcdy of brown From Min-
so‘t‘tll In‘ this all y. \i’l‘tlloiit“ titty" oxoep-r
clean way they are'boipg produced;
The management spares neither tints ’
Wants. ,ldntlruly new. songs and "lot"
bu . hogmuinc out
. Flo uni. l’nl nbi .po ' . '
. yovofisidksn..$llultaan «lii’aém' awhfifm;
his noun or your on” book?“ ‘ '
with; Remedy‘cofi, bitilgo ortfli’l.1 ’
snout: JAW To stunner. VHI‘M.
New Haven Engineer's Method Found
Too Severe by Court.
lloury Gilmore. of the‘ wrecking
crcw on the New Haven road. may or
tliliiy but have. a tongue that is more
oinit‘snloi' a post, as several of his as-
sociates instilled in the police court.
in New Hurt-ll yesterday, bill. that fact:
didn‘t warrant; John .I. Call. the on-
uincct' oi" the wrecking train, in
the New Haven depot.“ two weeks ago.
So found .ludgu 'l‘yucr after a brick
trial and be. botinti (hill o‘vcr to the
superior court under bonds of" $500..
Gilmore was brought to court from
tho hospital with his head still swath~
cd in bandages. llc declared that the
only lil‘tI\’tlf!itlli.llI for the wullop wits
his habit, of "jollyiug" (hill. but a. good
part of ting wrecking crew testified
that thc “.iollyit‘tg" was full oi‘lauutlug
sarcasm and instill. tlnti Illcy hall
wurnvd him that he‘d got a“ heating
some day if he didn‘t hold his tongue.
t‘ull admitted landing the punch that,
broke tI-lltuorc's jaw. but, insisted that
he did so only after in: bud repcatcdii'
warned him against unuoyingfllim. As
(hill is about twice tilbitorc‘s size, how-
crt-r. llw court full that the blow war-i
Illllli.‘(ll’SHHl',\'.
fawn...” 1 . a 3:3 w
8100 REWARD, $100. 'I
The readers of this minor will be
souri to a rather small though appre-
cluliyc nttdit‘ncc. ’l’hc pivm is wcll‘
staged and all tho play folks arc real
fun mukcrs. kt-cplng lht- itittiit~ttt~e con-
vulsetl will) ltttlglttcr front the start to
lllt‘ finish. 'l‘hcrc wcrc i‘lllllit't‘n spon-
taneous laughs t-rowdml iuto cyt-ry
l’ourlccu minutes while tlu- ' curtain
was up. and when tho show was t-uti-'
i‘il. fltt- :ttttllcucu at lcasi in tiu- tuttiu,
full. that lhcy hull spout a jolly owning
with this charming company."
«in
CA sron IA
For Infants and Children.
The no You Hilli‘hlililliihtlttglll
Bears the
Signatureof 4% 3'
VERDICT AGAINST INSURANCE
COMPANY;
Earthquake Clause Did Not Stand in
San Francisco Case. ‘
SAN l‘liflMllst’lt). N(l\'..l‘l.‘“‘:\ wr-
tiit-t against ll iirc Insurancc company
ruriltqutlltc t‘lililfil's in how
cottstiinit‘tl tho. Illitlll tlcl‘t-nw, was
I‘l‘llili‘l‘i'll itt lltc l'uitrtl Stairs Circuit
Court ycslt-i'tlny. .lutlgt' Vim \'lt‘I‘i ill'~
tlcrt-tl lllt‘ jury to t‘cl'ttn lllt' t'ct'tlict in
favor of ill“ plaintiff.
The i'ilfil‘ was Illtll ui‘ Loon \Vlllui‘tl
illlll company against lltc Williams-
burl: li‘irc lnsurancv Company. 'i‘ht-
amount awat'tlctl was $2.500. lhc fttll
amount. sat-ti for, with lllli‘l'i‘hl. at 7
per cunt. from tIlIIt‘ tii‘ lllt‘ t'iti’lllillltlkl‘.
April In, liltltt. The ruling of tho court
I‘ollowctl t'lnsvly in lino with that ol'
.Iutlgt- “'lllliltlll in lllv lh't‘giu cast»
pulit-lcs
'l’hc cututr. \\'ttl'lll snow SltIIlJltliI, is
Icl‘l. ttlilltist outirt-It to tht- willow.
hilt ‘IIH‘IV 'l'. \\'t-l.
To his \vlulou Iw burl-rt twp poll-s
of $110,000 and Simona rcnpt-t-livrly;
glt'uil lll‘ Mutulmll Iii. Morris: ll noti-
of $I.:llt7.l~tt Ii'iillI Aumntlu Ill. Wontvlrl
Illi-l, our ni’ $00 from II. II. .lnaiiv, on
a tll'lli or luxuriant, llIlil all llw rust
of his propcrly. ctumluting or his oys-
tor blitiillltil'u and nystur grounds in
lit'itlgt-pori and il’ort .It'ff’t'rnon. which
he has uiurt- will to Andra-w litttici.
irit‘ also lcut‘tzu hrt‘ til short-n of pluck
tho NationalI’vrl'ct-t Combustion
00.. of Wont Virginia; llrt- shares of
stock in tho Lurklu rloup (fit, and all
tho furniture In his homo.
flu loavuu 200 sitar-is of stock In tho Ki‘llulllv ill a rcllow lMi‘ltllill'.
MIIIII‘ limo nan.
'l'llt’ tict't'lulutil company busml its tlt'A
I‘puso till the cinuno ltt ills polioica
which l‘i‘iiilti it would not Iw llttblv i'or'
lost-t uttcnsbnml by or through \‘ttltzuuou'
rut‘lluluultc, t-lc.
'l‘hcrc ”me about iwauty similar suits
against the \I'illlutunburg i‘ompuny, In '
whit-ii tho tll‘l't'llrw in thc Ntililc as in
tho action dcciticd i’l'ulut'tlay.
DANCING PROVES FATAL‘.
Many men and wotucu culclt colds tit
dullccu which ttu'tuiuuiu in pltvttlitoiiitu
mm consumption. Aftcr t-xpoattro, if “
li‘oicy‘a llolto-y and TM in tuitun it will
brcult up it cold and no arrionu rvsultn
not-d bu frat-vii. ltcfusc any but. tho
’l‘lw
Dunburton build and iniprovcmuut (to, l (”Wold Pharmacy and l’lulalt-ti'u Inuit
or California. and .200 shown of tho
Woalorn llrt'tlititm (30., and his gold
watch to his ncpltow, fluorgo l".
Burnt-it. of Sun Fl‘ilIlf‘lilt‘tl, ('ul. .
a»... m”... m. a. m...
Wu have urourcd tho uncuuy for t‘lrb
no intxutlvc Fruit i-lyrup, the new luxu~
tivolhut makes tho llvur llwdy, part.
that the breath, cures headband and
rogulutos tho dlgcntlvu organs. Caron
a ronlc cons
't' o ‘(litfford harmony and I’luibtcti'u
Drug Store. . u
£LECTION D'AY IN IOETON.
itOS'l‘ON. Nor. ILW'T'III‘ polling
booths in the city wwe opened a butt
hour boturu sunrise today to: the lolutl
municipal prituurlcs. and the first of
ttui ill.tllltl rotors entitled to partici»
pain in the amputation of party candle
dilleu bound Iitclr balloting. ’l‘lio liltin-
niul tuuyorulty election occurs on
December til. 't‘luy thrrwcornarcd
column for the liuptibilcutl nomination
in between Postal tui- (loom A. Hit»
bard. Blunt ttomtiuuioucr William it).
lhnnulu. and for, or lit-prosoniuitve
ii‘i‘titlci'iclt W. Blip. No 011i} 0”)th
Mayor muttomd forronthninntion by
tho lwmoomtlo voters.
if a , Wan
Bronsonwifu your its auurdyoa
what you want for our stmas‘l
‘Wuotllton--~Nd. and i tour the worst.
[illllltuun luflrnmry, was I‘I'lliil‘II'tI
Store. “
HAROLD VANDERBILT BETTER. ’
PAMBIIIIIGII}. Mum. Nuvuli; 'l‘lu'
condition of Harold i-l, Vandal-bill tluv
yt‘ittugubt. son of William Ii. \‘utitlurblll,
who Is III. with typhoid how at illl'
Iifi
vary fuvot'ublu at it u. at. today 'I'ltv
young muna futhcr and bin tit-oilinr.
"on, mm “a about “.IWlllium K. Vittidt‘rblll. .ll‘., am with
him.
WEDTON LEM/Eli BUI'MLO.
lth‘FAlJi. N. \‘.. Nov. ”password
V0900!) Wl‘blim lull. hero at it o‘clock
this morning for Elttvhr tit-wit. ttllnill ill!
milun went. of thin city. on tho Lulu-
Elhoro, in continuance of his Wiillt tron:
l’ortinntt, Maine, to i‘ltirunu. ill-
purts to sound the night at.
(It‘l‘trlt. .
Aus‘vou coauthored A sop.
other.
Most. poopio or». and binds Quick liturgy and The Bridge Pharnmcyh
Pudding in the only quick dessert that.
delights and mutation ovary bunneltca :-
or and iliu entire family. livery use .:
airsyunrantuod ttndcr the are food
lawn. 'l‘ry a package of Duerln Pads Venison gilt-sis lift
ding today from your ixmnnftiild you
will buy ditch and toll your friends.
wliurpor‘u Weekly.
affcctiug ut-arly all lllt- suits in which '
i'lt' I-tir
pleased to learn that. thorn in at. lentil.
one tit-cutlctl (lint-use that science has
born able to euro in all its stages,
and that is Cutarrh. Hull's Catsrrh
Cure in the only positive cure now
known to tho utctlicul t'ratcrniiy. Cil-
tarrh being a constitutional disease, to
qulrcz-t at constitutional treatment.
l-iall's Catarrh t.‘-ure_is taken internal-
Ily, acting «thorny upon the blood and
mucous surl'uccs of the system, there»
by destroying the fouuduliml of Illi‘
disease, and, giving the. patient
strength by building up the constitu-
tion and assisting nature in doing its
work. Then proprietors have so much ‘
faith in its curative potvnrs that they
offer One I'lllllill't‘tl Dollars for any
case that it falls to cure. Send for
list of testimonials.
Address F. .I. CHENEY & (30., Tole-
do, Q
Sold by all l'lruggists. 77m.
’i‘nltc Hall's Family Pills I‘or consti-
pation. **
POSTMASTER NOT FOUND.
George P. Nichols, of Rye. N. v., ’Was
_ in Bridgeport Sunday.
liritigvporl was at-at‘t-lirtl ’l‘ttcstlu‘
by gotcruuicut postal oiliclals tor
(:l'tll‘gt‘ l', Nit-hols;pbul‘mastcr at Rye.
'. l'... who has lit-cu tltissitlg the past
\"t‘t'li. l‘uslutaslor Nichols was ill
iiritlgcpori last Saturday and Sunday
morning ltc rcluructi to Rye. The last
sci-n of him in llyo was whclt he was
at his other» Sunday aflcrnoou. 'i‘lw
scarch rcrcalctl illf' fitt‘lyilltil .\lr. Ni-
chols bud bt-cn in llt‘ltfgcporl Sunday
night anti stoppt-tl at tho Savoy Hotel
to slit-ilk lu (‘lt‘i'k .ltillli it}. Dolvrtillit.
who is a personal acouuiulanco. »'l‘llt~
Sl‘lll‘i‘ll lit the city did not rcvcul uuj.’
clue as to tho l\‘lltti‘t‘ill)iilll.s' oi' Illi‘
missing postumstt-r.‘Anton: those who
wore scorching for him wvre Inspir-
tors .1. lil. Jacobs and W. 'l‘. \‘ll'l't’i'.
'I'ltt- only fact that. lit» srut'rlt Ill
Ilridgcpm't rcrt-ttit‘ll' was that when
thi- missing pustuutntt-r was'ln tho oily
tho lustlimc. ho was in u very dt'hr
poutlcul tuoml. 'l‘lu» poslotlltn- llt‘liiil‘h
“Will has tukcu chat-gt» of the office
and III'!‘ at work on the books. Mr.
Nichols was unticr n $11000 bond.
ONLY CURE FOR DYBPEPSIA.
Mrs. Fi'uukliu liltslt, of NcwCuntle.
”til” says: "i uumn'ml for yours with
tlynpcpiiln. tun-d to havi- gram diatroaa
and bt-lchlug. I trititi crurythlng i
could llt'lll' of, bill nothing hclpcd ‘uu-
uutil I took Brazilian Hitllllt untiv'onc flu
t‘cul. lmtllu curt-d lllt‘ completely."
lu‘or Hitlt‘. by it. if. l’luii‘ttctl, F. H.
Baxter and The Clifford Phurnlucy. “
ENOLIB'I-I PREMIER'ILL.
ltlllfl'l'llll. iiug.. Nov. I~i.~r~'l‘lu- pro.
tutor. Sir iittury tZuntpbcli-llauutu'mttu.
iti‘tt-r‘tllucusslug a political humility.
Willi tit-lard with utitldbu illut'sn
niubt ill the I‘t‘bllll‘IIt‘t' of William lilo-
wcll littviu. Lila-rill luctnbrr of l’urllu-
tucut t'ur t-tuntlt lil'lHlill. Doctors at.
It'liili'll lbw sum-rcr tor over an hottr
and although the situt'pntvuu of tho ttt~
Ittclt consul. lltv protub-r's condition In
finch llllii Motion tlorlora have boom
uttnlmom'd. “rim lmublo ta hollow-d tor
up tlw t'titilio of tho illucua.
Hir Ilrnry bud plhuuud to make ssvov
t'ul political «practice, but ha has yt-
w-u till all his t-ugugomrntu and hug
wrt-t-king his law, in a discussion at. '
lust. .
Illliili. sue. rut union soil 1
rutpnmtwl t‘bit'f l-‘icvrvtnry for Irelhmb .
Itlrrrl‘l lu lotto ilwlu up. ~, ,‘i .
W
llcttry
’I‘t‘cnsut‘y éiucu 1905. Was burn in 1030.,
”Wu.-.“ aflmw ,
, ,J.
t‘nntpbullfianucrutatt,
nilvcr Prtum Mlliiuiri‘ and First. Lord of that
nuwur» Carbonated. wash with "
Salvo in hunting and soothing. Good
for , piles. 7
.«t
is. all“. it 443
i ’ M w d anguish hot
war an in J“ an ,lt.
that? night detain from “$33,101::
transitions. 1‘
Isa-J
:, 1:: .
Sold bribe Clifford Phara-
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Hum av mama ditto
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varitnts flavors at all shatters. incursion windows to have Insurgency, trout tit/i.1 .
Order today. Hutton excoitént piss. banish, Apt ,Mliji'dtlhver, "1 a. at '
l i . .I 5" .. ,
Norwalk Chronicler