...
MW?“ in:
toil} .t.-
wreaths autos
1 . attain S£S§I0lii
W. W.‘Farnam‘, President, and
litmus. Hooker. Treasurerol
’, 5min Silently, tiller Resigna-
3
I.tilAR'I‘l"thl), t'ov. 2tl.»—~'l‘lto annual
haunting ill ”to .(‘nuttuctlcttt branch at
titer Annrltan National Rod Cross So;
(fit'ty'iwals _llt'ltl Itintwyvstet‘day- allow
Italt‘lllJ-Wilh l’t'ttl‘ta‘ssttr Vi’ill'ltlm \V. For-
ll'illti' forn'lcrly tt‘uasurcr ot‘ Yait- lini-
\‘i‘l‘tllll'. as stain prosidont, and 'I itotttas
‘llt okct; oi" the Now Haven Trunt. (In,
“.3 treasurrr, both of Now Haven, who
gave the moss of other duties as raw
son for t‘ot‘lrznnrnt.
' ll't‘u'rt'étlih: ‘tlto annual illt't‘illit‘.‘ ltcld
in tho Atnrne'tnn. tltc gowrning board
(1! till; organization was ltlltll'i‘t'Il a
lliitcheon 'by Ill. ilarlt'orti nntnlwrs at
the ljpt'rfottl ('Iub. .
”.tri‘flyoptntin' titt- lll’lllit rations of the
homily“, Prcsidtint it'lli'iitllli said tlutt~no
fié‘i‘lfilfli'fifllllhiI'Imlii‘ ‘ had visited tint,
(inhalant-trial; on: past your. savo Iitt'
“digital“? 'h‘c in Wall stt‘rct, whirl] was
ha. , ‘ilt thin lln- prorlttu- ol' Illt.‘ ltml
CI‘W', ciéty. . .
Vitoiin '1! (if lllt‘ last ycur \\'t‘i‘t‘ run
de’t‘tlfl' ‘l' the surrvtary. tilts. Sara 'I‘.
thhliy‘o‘ff Hartford. and tho trcttuurcr,
hll§l‘riwu011itts Iiooltcr, of .\'t-\\' llill't'll.
H. H.".l‘il‘l(lgrtuan, of Norfolk. also rc-
portvtl on the lIlit'I'IltllltiIittl contort-actt
itt London during, llil' past summer
when titc (ltelt'gtilt's Vt't'l‘u t-tttortaintrtl
by tho Kink and (lunch at llllt'ltlltttlllllli
palat‘c, Ity Atticricatt Ambassador itvtui
at tltc llorchcstm- House and by tltt-
Lord Mayor of London at tltc Mansion
bonnie. .
' lh‘"tlto mutual t‘lt'illltllih' It. w. Iiunt-
tuition, .lr., ot‘ 'liartt‘ord, who is lli‘t'til‘
dent. of thc junttctjtittttt Ut‘lit'il‘ill Lilo
Insurance Cotltlmtty, was "little Ill‘l'til-
aunt of tho mainly. and t‘itat'lt‘s Ii. t‘oio
of Hartford, tho il'ytuttll't'r, wltilv 'l‘. M.
ititlfltell ,oi‘ M‘itltiltttown, watt l'lt‘t‘ll‘ll
\‘lclrpturtitient lonMititticsox county, to
trainee Hon. 'ttharletlJ-I. Jackson, ro-
ttignvd. W. W. 'i"urnant and Min. W.
A,’ Willis Wt‘t't' t'lllittt'll tlt'ltliltlli‘l-i lo lllt'
national court-titiou in it'ltttltittttlon. I'll"
(EillubPl', 3. It. W. lluniiaatou and “I'll.
I“. “l. (‘ht-tn-y ttrt- illt' :iituruatus.
'i‘hn gorcriting lntal'tl l‘ttt' lint t-Itr‘tuluti
."l'tttt‘.L Hllilltllllg‘ without t’lilililtl' t‘ttun .
.Juntv‘avnr. in ('tiliiiillilit'il mt t‘nitotvu:
Mrs William W. Fililttiiii, ch Har-
on: Mr. Thomas Ilottlu-r. Ncw llilVi'Ili
MI'H. t-iurtt 'l‘. Kinney, Ncw Ilttvt-tl; Mtg
Ell Wltiiuuy. Now."iliit"t~ttt Mr. tittttitavlt
Ilmrtlltaway, Now l'lltwnt: Mr. t'lntrlva
llopklttn Cloth. liartl‘ord: .ur. ltnbttrlé
W.=‘.Ilnntlttt;tntt. .lr..- IIarthn-ti;
titral
Frank W. Clttiitt’)’; tittrtt‘ortlz in. l’. Ii. !
lanolin, littrti'ord; .\lr. It‘t-aucltt I'armntw
Hartford: tut-it. S. A. warn, idictiilvltl: l
Mr. Plantain .t.' unto-nits Norwlrtt: Min:
(3. wrilaciotott, titltltib-tutvn: Mr. tittllitt
‘ it. Parry, Slidliibtti'l', Mr. II. it. tiritlgu-i
lllllli. Norfolk. , * .
In iitn'trra‘uurcr'a l'vluti‘i an» tintmt
t‘Xlllmlllttiflntif"2.i’ll"'i.‘.!ll oi rit tuitarlti
lain-ilittturmt ttt',‘.’;‘;tttll.::.‘t for out limit ;
y’mruwliit a ltuhttu‘aou tutnd tirptcttr“
ltrr 30', 1007, at 5073.5»: 52,000 at Ilu‘
land was; litil'ti ’i'ill' .lili' trlit-l’ or tlw
("littoral domino Niifilfi'l‘l'fi. . ‘ I
Mitt. Kinney il't‘:ht'l',roputt’diltt‘tin it
t
t
‘10 Pt“ lli “Wight a Nation ‘
wall , or (till‘iiii .ttlrf'iiitl ltt
mitt, utinlina. 5. . g
“at: -».' ~ t
iiitvu Bough
.. f n '
Jill I: ,
' Oliif‘MlO. Nor. 20.»-~i"t-co him will
to tho illllmtltti' Into oi lllt‘l i‘ttltr'l
Hinton ll'thovbrriwnr nyutnnt of that
“Sir do influilllllttlill
, “ r rotor-ti tutti ,nttittt‘htstort- thin 'l'Wt‘Il-
, “trill (lenihryflfltth'hy Mra. Margaret
fallout), of lioat’titt. “lawn-t in SW
,, will? individualism." mint , rt, titr-
~ ,‘ tti.."iittti that.ltttilrititlallntn ~itlt lilo
”divorce haw it"hth; l‘liaflhfldi‘t‘l' in tour
» init at, M"! lfli‘W‘Atlitdfihll’tl‘ (H't'I' or
' Chllftlll" wurdtd (littl‘lllizl'gilisAttfitt‘illitt,’
militia" ...v‘ ‘ 4.....5...
f .
‘tt-smt that not pmttonrd to form
ovoocrntanwsvitum. ,
,'i‘ltltt prophecy."
l
vin mph-fit side.
Piukltam‘ts
adricé and am
nit-nil . " ‘“
halted all tho t.
immoralitigfiiigtfl
AMERICAN CIVIC ASSOCIATION.
Municipal Adjournment Parks the Sub-
jept Duscussed Today in Providence,
RRO\'IIIICX(‘E, It. 1., Nov. 30.~'I‘o-
day's ntt‘tling ot’ both tltt- Atttt‘riran (.‘i‘
\‘lc Association anti iltc National Muir
lclpai Imaging! I\\’lllt‘l| opt-ocd a joint
votive-titlon ltt'l't‘ yt‘inttst'tltty, “‘t'l‘r titti-
ong tho tnost intportanl or any which
will In» In-ld during lint four days tltat
tho. sot-lotion liil't‘i lu-rc. 'l'ltt‘ author-
ing? at" tho ‘Antt‘rioan (‘it'ic Association
ttttluy hold its itnportuncv In tltc Na-
tional sropo of [lip stiltjmets which Wt-ro
arranged for discussion. ‘I'hu railroads
and municipal topics t‘urntcti tho sun’-
.lt'tfls for all tln- discussion at lhc (1i-
Vii' Association‘s l'orcnoon tum-ting.
, “Municipal Adjourntucut and Parks"
was the general subject of mic or two
round table gathcrings which wcrv pro
stdod over by John Quincy Adams.
secretary ol‘ the Municipal .\rt t'o-tt-
mission of Now York. ’l‘hc otltcr round
table cottt'crcutrc had us its chirt'
sprain-r iiat‘lttn i‘, lescy, oi“ Salt-tn.
Hill-38..
The subjoct of “Parks and i'llllllt‘
Reservations." was tlist‘nssmi by lictt-
t'y A. llakvt‘. of l't'twlth‘llt't‘. wlto Sliultt‘
cspccialiy on tltt‘ valnu of tho park as
a businoss asst-t to tho rotuluuttlty.
Railroads anti allit'd subjects Wt'l‘t‘
trcuti-d ttt two uthirt-sst-s, one on “’l‘ltu
Railroad asqt It‘actor in t. trit: intprorru
tut-til," and another undcr ”)0 bond
"Sutokc Nttisttut‘o on Iatcotttotivrsf'
.ioscph 'l‘. Richards, ucttoral chain-
our of thc l’t-nttsylvattia, Railroad mid
of his obacrvat‘ions on tho lirst sult-
‘jcct during his long cunucctiou witlt
railroads. tit-urge W. Wt'ltlt'll. ot‘ Iht'
Now York, Now ilavon and Hartford
Railroad, told of nottn- or his t-xpt‘ri»
citcca itt ubatlng tho satoku ttuisattrv
'l‘llt‘ annual meeting at thc National
Mlllilt‘llittl Loagnv was ltcld this torr-
nooa ltt tho auditorium of tho Brown
Union, and (‘lllt‘l ttittout: thv subjocts
for consideration was lhv t'lt'i‘iloil of
utiloers.
. ’l‘hu addresses of the morning were
all on tho gcnorul tiillljl‘t't. of taxation
bonded by tho report of u Hattciai cont-
ntittoo appointed to consider munici-
pal taxation. .
INLAND WATERWAYS. -
Conference at Philadelphia to Form
.3 Permanent Organization.
l'llli.AlIl'll.i'lllA, Nor. titl.r~:’ti‘lt-t‘
a two days illht'lli-ltiiltii of tho prtr
loci for an inland watnrway alum: tho
Atlantic coast from Now lvltta‘inttd to
tlu- (‘ttt'olitt:ts. i'llt‘ Allanllv lump \\'ul~
trways t‘otti‘urrttrv will thin tti'lcrtnton
or a [It‘i’ltltilittlili organization and in»
aln an anion-stain» tilllllililllilt to arrottt»
ttllslt tltr iti‘t‘til tltnh-rtaltlua. At thc
attltw lllno rt-tutlttliottn will int lttltiilit‘tl
tutkitta llu- litilrlt-Illllit.‘tt at tho national
aovtu'tunonl and tho tat-oporatlott of all
tunic lltttsrnatnd itt lnhtntl walcrwaya.
»'I‘Iuv doicntttt-tt .l‘rotu tho auroral Ailtttti‘
tto t'ttltnl tantra lilitiiillllil: ilic t‘tllll't‘l“
I‘iit’l‘ tlrt- itialtly Mt‘tlllilt‘ti at tho lIIil‘I“
t‘hl taken by ilil' untlutrlilou and rout-
ntarrittl ornatltztttiouu ot‘ tiw ulttlra hr
torrential. 'i‘ho tilli'illltliit‘l' at Hill with
Intuition lilih aritttliy oxrnmlmi tht-lr our
prrltttiona and tho atnuthttlty of tho
dvltsgattta I‘or tint proposal] walla-way
la gratifying to tin: \‘ni'lmlit tutor dolo-
walnuts.
\‘natordaya nonunion. having boon tic-
volrti to a diattttttuion at tho wntrr
roan-a t’rottt I’htiadtllphia"north to Iioa-
inn. totltty'n Rtfititlmllt Wt'i‘t‘ largely Lilli.
an up with lltlrll‘t'hrwh ontito titular-
art.
at tho Itil‘t‘ltl Inland radio from "P tilt»
dolphin aottth to ilrattl‘orl. . . (1. film
unenlo'ra ltt itw tunrttltttz Mammalia-
cttulvd ilvtwtttl Purity Antoni. of little
illtlttl‘l'. who apoltn on tho (‘ttt-rtupmtltn
.tioy and lint rttntntrtlon with tho Italic
warn; itittzit it. Gordon, of New York.
.ltii’ilil’l'l)‘ or South tjarnllttn. who that-
rribvtl I‘Uillllllullit iii llttlitpluii flotilla
,Illltl lhtt (.‘ltoanprako appt‘tiaohtti to
;t\lttt‘,\'lulitl. Virginia and North ‘aro-
titan: t‘ttttaroutatnttt fittiall. at North
'tittrouuu. who toolt watt Inn subject,
“linitttttl linitoraaw'i‘iw Nortoiltwiietttt-
that Ilnttlu." anti Major (1. A. ll“. Flair
lot. it. it. A.. on, “‘l'Itv titanium-ring
outlook »~l'hr“8pt‘tilt¢ mid I’kktthro
land rturiuht {tuition itching”. .
”it
. l
. downa
, dime
rive-till v" w oil
dilltéh'l.v
MATCl-l 'TOUGHED‘TO THE 'C. H.
NORTHAM.
Former sound Qucon Burned off Bos-
ton.
'l‘ltc old sound stratnvr, C. II.
Northattt. Wlill‘ll for yours t‘att itc-
th‘t‘Il Now York and .\'cw tittrcn, Was
lturnttl for llll‘ put-post- ul' obtaining
the ship's ntvutl attd old junk, at Wood
Island lit‘tiOlI, East Itoatou, Monday
night. .
Sew-Aral wet-ks ago lac sit-:ttitt'r was
purchaawi by tho firm of Nolan Bros.
oi’ Itiast Boston, and soon tttior shv was
boachcd at Wood Island. littrtna ttu-
scrcro storm on the: night of Nttvt'llillt‘t'
ti thc .\’orihatn lll‘ttlit' away from ltcr
moorings aittl tlrlt‘tml t'ross tho har-
bor to Harbor Wow, wltorc sin,- lay a
low days hct'ot'o hiring ll)\\'t'.ti back.
Slitt't‘ tltc stcatttrr has brvu ut .VWood
Island slto has lawn strippod of most
or lnt' woodwork. so titcrt» was not
.tuuclt Ioi‘t to burn.
i 'I‘hc ship was won soakt-d _wllh oil
and gi't'tiflt‘, and at it o‘clock llit' match
was tourhcti. and for “MVP than two
hours tho slt‘utncr burnt-ti. 'l‘ht' llamt-s
liahtctl tho sky for lath-s around, att'l
in tnarby t'lllikfi uttd towns it ttitpt'art-d
as It' all Iiast Huston was itiil‘i‘.
lit ”to .lctl't‘it's point .‘wi‘lltnl or East
lloslott. \\‘lll(‘ll ls’ttbonta llillt' from tho
‘M‘t'llt‘, hillllt‘ pt‘t‘mtn lhottttltt- thin-c was
‘i tho. and rung in an lllilI‘lIl from box
til2, bringing out a lartzc monitor of
cttaittvs and ladrr trucks. ‘ lit-stilt» a
good sizmt crowd.
i
CHICAGO'S WHITE HAND POLICE
FORCE. .
(‘illl‘Ati(l. Nor. 'JtI.-~'l'hv iirst incul-
born at tho Mano lllauco. or Whitt-
lianti pollvv l‘ovcc, wcrt- "aworh in"
\‘t‘l-ilt‘l‘ilill'. anti sturtcd on titcir tank
at running down tin» suspctdod inutirrs
of tho lllttok Hand in_ t‘itlcugo. It is
orobultlc that tho (,‘hit‘ago attoit-ty will
no tho ntaitt branch ol‘,a tuttlottal thorn
mom to rid tho (annuity oi‘ the Itul~
Ian and Sit‘ilian blackntailt-rs. who
bavo boon littliit: the Iiluck. Hand Hym-
ltol to ltlt‘rit‘y lllt‘lt‘ viotlttta.
v
GLAD TO TELL AL
L Anom— lt-
Another Farmer Thoroughlb Pleated
With R'cuulto From the no of
Dr. Richard: Dyopoplta
_ Tablets.
Everybody known that. ntontarh lllr
ortlcrs Itl't! moat, dilator-unable and oven
damn-routs. ,
itivt'tybody will bt- glad to know at
it good, rational rctnody tor dyapvppia
tutti tatltttuatlpn.
lizvvryhotly Hittittld llitilill upon haunt
Itll‘hlltlit'd with good homo t'Yltil'liMM
lu'nr nuar South Nllfli’llllt'wtla to the
merits of u ittontatzlt Ilil’illlt‘ltltt.
livury,taamtl‘ltcturor tltttiii not titr-
uialt local tandoori» (titty into utotuv
unit ruattaty provcu ilk riuitna with no
tutti riuulh Norwalit (thrills-”unit itittlt-
'tl‘tlti ltyaprpttta 'I‘ttbltaltt.
Mr. John Warmth, ittrtnol'. 20 Plato»
tint. aviator, {Built ttrwuilt, titty-titw-v'
"lir. lttaitttrtttt‘ .lytttttvptdtt n’t‘ttb‘lela
ltttrr born taunt. «ll'tarttt‘nl ll! rollovltttt
m0 at n acriottp utolnttch dittortlnt
which tutti ammonia" gratttly t‘or it
mttultttr «irritant. i tllttitl litany matti-
clmat without rurtttttttuttt imprint,“ ii‘lttv
all upon tint reunion. of art-oi live I
at) hilititl It,,lll‘iiiltl or or, ttlttttntutiliyo
{impala ’i‘tttilont at. wI'lltitttttittttt urn Itini'il
and hogan taking thntit aorortittg .l"
«titration». with tho ratatit that. braid
rt-ttior'od to perfect Itttttllh In a Worn
initially hurt, ding. ‘ an I continued
to use tit it dad at: rétnntti’ ithto ov-
‘ttrl you up on. them old ‘asgrmthig
Hy, tritium i out within "I ‘ittttt‘ottilttndd
no long. ill'lilmmm'thiib by“ tum, until
I wait onto it ttitt brought back m'my
Illtl “than that in unit tili'itttgi‘h. t can
out solid nourishing loud, may.“ math do
a working nttta hood». 1 «loop unanti-
ty and para» longer troubled 'wlll
nominations. '.‘ ‘I ma rettaihly titular
tut tnr’t untied fiftiiticittit‘d! Dyna-air
siltfi‘ttbllu [turn thing the and I am
glad; of this opportunity at tolling ‘ttty
trlnntht ht thin vicinity all nimui it."
roman» by all drttggtttni. priest
to any “Richards" twice. Price to
main pnr hottln. Matte hybr. itiolta
unit: Dya‘tittllhltl ’l‘ttblrt Anauctditltm. 53
Worth uttevt, New York.
.uu t»
entire lath
t '- i “
. i V l , ’l ‘ W ' ‘ ‘ ‘.h - .
. Made from native roots and herbs, ts the exact m
Mrs. Sadie Abbott. of Jeannette, Pi!” writes:
' Dear Mrs. I’btirlnmt :-—-t" I' suffered severely with pain every month. and also opain
‘Mytflthli-llilgpl‘l'ficl‘llmd termite but did me no good; a friend advised Lydia It}.
-i bio Compound and Lit't‘ott-iyott in rrgurd to my condition. I followed your
so ‘lttt pains have, all disappeared, and I cannot. recount,
tiling
H E l“
l 2 art: that
q
lifiiiwotdstgt gm},
. m, won-tan is
i to . 1. r , y. ' ‘
find of a few years,
lint-t
i t
—
, . . 0
f (trying on
Com o Ulllid ‘32!“ tlotel
GML AS HER OWN LAWYER.
Pat‘l'lea Legal Attacks of City Attorney
and Judge Sustains All her
_ Objections.
iSt. Louis Spot'ial to Ncwaork \Vot-Itil
Evelyn Dorothy Clark, graduate of
\‘Vollosicy, who ltiit‘l‘ hlildlt‘tl law at
Vassar attd whom the polico clutrgvd
with vagrattcy. so skilfully defended
herself In court today that she. won
lwr discharge. i
A flock of pollen oout‘t lawyers
througed about her coil with their
ttsttal otter to dct’ontl her, without cool
it! casc she should in- convicted. She
admonished them, with a wavv of ltor
hand. to "fade away." ,It was charged
that Hllt’ i'allod to pay hor bill til tin.I
I’lantors‘ hotol.
"\Vltat wcro you doing in St. iautix-t.’
nslttd Assistant City Attorncy King.
“I remain to unswcr on tho ground
that my attswor tttitzhl Inoritninatc inc."
slut I'tlpllt-Il.
()bjoctiou
iliti t‘olii't.
"Who is .\'od_ tlw Harvard studcnl.
who wrohl that his acquaintant'o with
,t‘ttn was so oxpunsitc that ho had it:
,avl a Jolt as Il‘lt’NItillt‘ operator to l‘i"
icupt rato his littttttcos‘f" asle King.
"I ilQI'llllt‘ to unswyr on tho ground
pronottncctl
stuttuitn‘d."
that thc question is inrolnpotcnt, it'—
i t‘rlrvunt, ltuntau-rial." '
' “()hjt-ctlott sustalnt-d." rulcd the
('tttii‘l.
f‘Al‘o you rottily. a Wt-Ilt-nicy artnltr
y:itt".’" ililtsitt'tl King.
"Sunni oitjorliou.”
girl gratinntc.
"Sttstttittrd." said ”to court.
“llavc you Hilltllt'll law?"
“liavc you?” kttc part'icd.
"l‘hc lil'lstml‘t' is tltsolmrgcd.“ lntrr
said lllt' swoct
intpuliuntly to titc tonal ducl.
Argo Rod Salttton turninlnut Inatvriai
for tho tuuaclr and brain and does ttot
boat the blood. Look in your grm-ur‘s
window for tltc tralutpnrvncios ot‘ Argo
lit-d Sttltuott.
MONEY IN BUSY HENS.
Professor Graham. ol the State Agrl.
cultural School, Prove: it.
S'I'ORIIS. Nov, Zilnwpt'OI'tBt-itioi‘ ti. KI
Graham bun boon t'ttrrylttg ott Hcvvrai
t‘XDUI‘lIlit'iIIt-i to |ll‘il\‘lt lilt-t attain-lion oi
”Photo in tnotwy itt poultry."
Out» of tltt-ut- vxttt-rltltt-ttts whlrlt
Jtlcalt with out: protittt‘tlott was lt'iwi
with Whitc lmgltorna.
Front ill pillltiltl. 742 tiottvn taunt wcrt
authored in lllltl your.
'I‘ho union of ”who raga lllltttiltllt‘tl it
stillbi.‘
'I‘ht- rout at line l't't‘ll was $30.00, at
till ('t‘liiii for WW]! Intu.
'l‘itbl lttttvru a mot. protit tti‘ ilttiidtl
(ll‘ l.lit rlrl‘i fur ouch lttilt.
’t‘lta otluu- brood, ltltodo lllltiiitl itt-tlu
while not flllllt‘ tat high In their rot
lurntt, t-Illth a good pt’otlt.
'l‘hr Itmd the tint IINla coat $21.33
’l‘ltv anion liiliiltlliil‘ll to “tilt.
'l‘hitt lrarua it not proth at $02.“ at
illi outtta tor math httli. 'l‘ht- lit-nit in
thin Ioi urrraard 70 outta t-ttt-lt tor thr
your. '
“Ollltll‘ t-ttpnrinwnttt oil lil'tlllt'i'lt anti
ntptab rttittlatz lutvv litiliii t-ttrnluliy cttr.
rind out. lilltl will hr minimal tater.
HARTFORD MAN KILLED.
‘ l M i ‘ ‘ .
Harry W. Oodiroy Ran Down by T
int Pllhitt l.
NEWIlIiIIIl. N. Y.. t'ov. limwlittrry
W. Godfrey. at Hartford. Court, a rom-
mercittl iruvuiler. entnloyrtl b it New
York itmttte. was run down an blatant.
I killed by Lit ,thliiltllli Century:
Imtutd while at. am lion; in (thought
tincltti at. it‘lliltm‘ tiling liltll a} it.
no your till years" i alto. , .
rain
.1
m~.‘t. Maww
'rnouoa'r‘ cngnotm aANK, WM
FER. ,
LONDON. Gnu." (iv; Silt-“A tttl tilt."
titted wottttttt ontér tlto‘htittitnt
trout yesterday. saying that lillt- tutti
canto from Chlaago in order to deputy
it, “.000 in American one dollar hills
which that tutti tied up In it towel. teat-
ing’ that. tho many would be liitlér in
tint math ol‘ Montreal. The tummy.
alto unyn, way. lilo itl’o ”avidity or hot
grandmother, her mother and tar-read.
'Vback he in to aéhE, tlieré'tis a”
nptcd .ltnlnv 'l‘rucy, who llitd litttt‘nt‘t"
‘ ’lton docidod to land.
all"
wraitcnhnr and ttttdenhining their health. thnen, however, for‘tlte mosh
art, spend their lives at ltome,and these women are willing and ambitious that their A
tjhontos shall be kept neat and prettyt'thcir children well-dressed and tidy, and do their
own Cooking, sweeping and dusting, and often Washing, ironing and sewing for the
ily. Both of these classes call for-'o‘ur sympathy.
“'n‘ doneré? and“, ‘ at:
he
W
r...
n‘tmue
t .
“a 0 again. lilo
édiéihe it woman tieods whoso‘ sfrénéth is 'oi'erldilgd. ' it keeps the {entitling system.
l’iakltam probably has the
and always hel fol.
. " t ' ‘ "
‘ bascenoao IN MILFORD.
Stevens Balloon, Which Left Pittsfleld
Yesterday at 1:30.
Millt‘Olil). Nov. 2il.~~Tllt.‘ Stvvous
balloon. No. 2i. which ascended from
i'ittstiold. Mass. at 1:30 o‘clock yon~
it‘i'tllly with Lco Stevens as pilot anti
-\. Ilollantl lt‘orhcs. of New York. as
passongor. tnadv a sale landing at 41l5
o‘clock yostot‘day ttt'tt‘rnoon on the
farm of Hoary Clark iti Orangc. 'l‘ltv
anchor caught in a barbed wire fence
and tin“ transfcr to earth was without
tiltllculty.
Mr. Stevens said that after rising
from Pittsllold they circicti for sonto
lime, struck a current (it
brought thont in an oastot'ly tlll't-‘Oiliiil
and iattu‘ cattn‘od tho southerly cur-
rent that carried them down over Wal~
erbury and Ansonia toward the Mil~
t'ord coast. The big balloon went
along at a height of two ntilos, the
trronttuts tintiing the temperature at.
that ultitutto quite warm. The great-
lsi ttpt‘ttd attaiuml was in ttdlos an
hour.
Whoa tln- bulloottists saw that they
«urn (“losc to Long Island Sound, in
vicw at tho dircclion of tho wind it
wan thought host to make a landing
rathcr titan to attonttu to oompicto
tho journuy to New York as ltatl born
originally planned. 'l‘ho balloon was
packed for shipment and tho awo-
inuta \i‘PI‘t‘ lhc gut-sts of Hon. Watson
Woodrut‘f, touring 'Ior New Ilavrn
vht-rt- tltcy took thc 7:52 train for
Now \‘ot‘it. ’l‘huro was much ext-lio-
them, just at‘tnt‘ thc balloon passed
over Whoelrr's farm at. «1 o‘clock as
ho ‘cltiltlrt‘n were dismissed from
'(‘lltmL 'i‘ho children abroad a rcport
were hanging from 'titv
lliitht'l. This. of t‘ourst- was un-
founded Mr. Stevens was Intrrvicw-
‘rtl'by a‘ ’I‘vlograttt roporirr just ullrr
, his descent. He said he had a [)ltlltbi'
uni. voyago had Intended to go to Now
York. but upon reaching Mllt‘ortl.
found a strong air current and tltc
tppottrancu ot‘, tho sound rltoppy and
The tempura-
. turn at times during the voyage was
about 100 dramas, Mr. Stovmts' trip
titttrkod his 2.000ih aucottaioa.
uctt In it
[NEW LONDON LIQUOR DEALER
FOUND DEAD.
NEW LONDON. Nov.
J'Nttil. iii ("iv little it
Muir lli‘lllttl' in this oily, was found
load in a barn ycstordtty. I‘lcitlit was
duo in lil't‘itlliliK down of tho ayatont
lttoitlcnttti to tho lnirtttprritaco. ilc
watt itlxty-two yearn of age.
A SIMPLE QUESTION.
South Norwalit Peoplq, Are Renae-ted
to Honestly Answer Tim.
is ttol tho worlt til it I‘t'lil't‘iit‘lliiilli't‘
alumni of t-iouth Norwalk more (ton-
Igpt‘llm than tit dottitttttl ltittlt‘ltlitltttt
t puttplo living ovnrywht-ro also ‘in
tho t'nlott'.‘ I’ll» ii tltbti
Mrtt. t’ittorgo it. Millnr. of 07 Van
'ltattdt ”Aria. Bouth Norwttik. (loath.
turn: Two years ago. wlNh livln‘g at
\torwalk. I wait butln-rml with kltliitty
tr ttbltt‘i‘ttadtaufieruda grout than. My
tin it watt lililttli and intro and at. night
l rollod trout ontt shit! to tint otltt-r
ryiag to that acculturation potillitttl to
by in. I: bdrttmd no lltttl that I could
turtily not. out of a chair and Wills Itllll-
{outta dizzy tiolttttrium. i tutw Dana’s
{litany I'llht until at. l’itthtlntl'tl brat:
idiom tutti «adorned by many Norwatk
‘pooplo, an I not it box. i had Iii-lml
lilitcrmmitoiaott but can truthfully titty
that nothing ovpr tlitt am so much good
mt Brian's Kidney Pitta. 'I‘ltny not
only brought what, but a continuation
0g tbotttre‘ intent flhfli’liltttl)’ nurml me.
titl"tlttt‘t"d‘trlrtg tho than that. tutti
tilillllitui uittuit than. thin-ti hart not
taunt tho alitthttutl rotttrn of tho trout
bio. I have. told many tumult» about
my nxtt‘urlettro with lhtliti'tt Kidney
‘Pllht mat littuwoi' several who httvn
used the“) on my retinitiatottdntlmt. i
lntvo wt to hum of it who where thry
"tlltl not. bring prompt millet." ,
i For sale by all (lenient. Price 60
dents. Foster-Mitburtt 00.. annuity.
Now Yorit, stilt} ngontu for tho United
Status.
, ttvtttrtttln'miho ltdtltU-4D0ttil'l.iwtlntl
ttoito no other.
t v.4‘MA
air that}
hill they saw ilit‘ balloon and tho twot
:Ill.»~.latttcs ;
prospcrouu
“1..
. I’.‘
displa¢ethéht§intiam1na 10 ,
r duties at? p
i ill. ’ ““4 ‘
tif ‘l ' : ~ - ‘
MW «whom it
run. r
wit.“ it ll tritium r
,~,
.
""Outfi‘of he
inn ‘
. . I ‘1‘
i CAN MELLEN 'SCARE.
Roosevelt Into Not Opposing the Big
l Railroad Merger by Campaign
l .. Contributions? , . " ,
l ‘I’i'OS’i‘O‘h', Nov 20md§id l’lTiiSl‘l'etll’
Mellon. and Vice-president Bt’ojélter, o;
- tit? New York, New Iiavéaand Hart
rout Road trying >i0'ltlilnliililli16- i’g'esi
dent Roosevelt by threatening to re
real the contributions made by then
corporation '(0 the Republican ,cam
palgn fund '3. 'Il‘hiswas the accusation
tttorothau hinted by,_,fortner Utiteé
States,Setttttbrlll'tttia‘m E. chariot r, oi
[Sow Hampshire, who is spending é
‘l‘ow days‘ hére on his way to asking
ion. , ‘ _ .’ '
'I‘hv pt-opbso‘d New [Haven-Buster
laud Maine Railroad tttet'th-vt'ili prob
iabiy. be the initials“? In theyoomln;
Slaw campaign in the Granite, State
I and Senator Chandler has started ear
’ ly to spike tile guns of the New Haven
, otllchtla. President Mellon and his as
:stnriatos, hiysays, are trying to fright
on President Roosevelt into support
ing, or at. least not opposing, the met-
r \f-
n
1
Director Charles, I". Brookor, of th'
New Huron Railroad resides at Art
lsonia, and is thc Connecticut membe:
oi’ the Republican National Conttttitteo
and any contribution to the Republicat
campaign that canto front the railroat
hr would have know“ all about.
"The succcss of the merger." salt
lSenator Chandler, “wouldtnean tin
isubsiitution of Prositient Mellon tot
iPrr-sidont 'I‘uttlc, oi' the Boston ant
l Mainr. as dictator in New llatnpsltirt
.Mr. Molten may be a more atniabl
- despot than Mr. Tattle," he, said. ”bu
l i doubt It. Look at his recent vitrioli-
tllitttllt upon, President Rousevelt. Doe
tin» really hielievt- he..can (righteouth
| president into nuppoytptgf-the. sgtlzur
lot the Baotou and. Minnadip threat
inning to own any “contributions 0
the New Hugo Rtiatigmthe dqrnpaigt
that] of 19.04 3-". '
l
Oat-moo- ,
Burnt. , , lite It'ttttt Milan Always than
8151mm H r
of v. r
90"” ""me 'l-‘INE not THE
, Coors—want
Where They o'q iiiyvm Puz'zléa Bttt';
Bantu. Whom the, Game Warden
20.~—~Willitth
Bagged.
uttlntthllohfl‘, titan, ,
Ilanta Ia treat-toga. ntournt'ttl look to
day. Justina bacon Wakentatt taxet’
him it lllltl (‘IIRTH in Fair eltl Monday
lulu Itorauae ltc was walk ug tltrouxl
thc wutnta with It gun on his uhouldor
lilo wouldn’t tattni tlttt dollar. but tin
rosin aggrogalt-tt 7314.75. And will
tnr'u rottllaa. on. too.
Bantu hollow-ti ln- ttocdtul (’XI’I‘Cltil
liiill Sunday morning. Ito couldn’t that
it. uuittthir (little, and who“ an old ,tnntt
lint and not but ltito tilt» woods. expoat'r
tag to Itcttcilt physically by hilt utter»
lion. ‘
Att William hitrllptltl ‘ within titti»
ltoundti ol‘ lt‘alrtlrltl tho gittno warden
rulzrd lttc llltlmlntllve ’pedttutrlttn. Vain
ly did lil‘ prOIttgiit that he couldn‘t ahoot
the broad 'itltltt pt a ‘lttir‘ It, hit attain
itttttttttlfitt. .littllittt'; 'wt‘ttn» urn tamarind
lint‘itt’ir.”’Wltn‘t'ptimihttt ”hilltl‘ih witnrt
iltit Chills gtijto. ’« ‘. . .
HOP THAT’CULD
or it "my rotlttlt.‘ in tittntuuattlu. lira
ltllltlll litilm lit breaking up «and» when:
ever tried... nltttuttt .witltmti. owention.
10. 250. 50a and “.00 halibut. ’l‘lta Ulit“
ford. Button“: anti.l’.lii.liiied’l. “
Wuam ,
rapt. Foot/Imagining tarp, ntyan.
" ti' ‘ ; lit . “*
Thodm’ i. 'r, shinny ammonium.
:30 ably Drowng'd. l
hitANI-‘mtt, Mr. thwart Ililiii who
tit thought to lawn boon ’i‘itohuttt Incl“.
a Stony Creek Palittar, who probably
drowned by tailing from tho now trot»
lay britlgo over the minimal rivrr you.
totally afternoon. Ithottgh offprint
were, made tt’nntediatu ,by persons
who saw that fail. to monitor the. limit":
no trace» or it Will} round. it is better.
on tgtu battalion of tho-tattoos; current
i
‘ iiia strong and itcait . >.
Mrs. Pinkh‘am’s Invitation to Women. , , f
Women suffering from any form of feminine illness are ittvit‘oli‘ttr‘pro‘inpldy'oom‘tnth}i
nitrate with Mrs. Pinkham.‘at Lynn, M r vast volume of ox‘perienoe, Mrs. '
, _, “f .
N t
by condition.»
BRIGADE STAFF STATUS.
Attorney-General Holcomb to Render
Opinion’tn Two Weeks.
‘ HARTFORD, Nov. 20.~—.’ittorney-
'loneral Holcomb \vill ttot bount'e‘pared
.'or at least two weeks to present an
)pinion.‘ to thogovernor on the liégal
mentions raised (at the hearing Mani
lay relative to the status'ot' Brigadier
General Frostbndthe brigade sloth It.
will be optional with the...g<ivernor to
accept or reject the opinion. but It is
generally understood in , view, oi“ 7t.ho
.egal technicalities involved that tho
Jitter executive willbo governed by tho
moon of the.attor.ney general..
HE. FOUGHT- A-T-GETTYSBURG. '
} David Romano: Fayette, N. Y.,..who
est a that. at; Gettysburg, “alien.-
”Electric Bitters' have' done .me more
toad than any medicine I ever took.
'i‘or several. years-I had stomach tr‘bu-
tle and paid out-much money far mod;
tcine to little.»ptirpose..untll,,l began
tilting Electrics Bitters. I would not.
take $500 tor whatthey. have done 101'
no." Grand tonic for. meager! auditor
‘emale weaknessea;. Great alterative
ind body builder; sure cure for lame
tack and 'weak kidneys. ‘Guarantped
.ty. F. H. Baxter..tlruggist. 50c. , I.“
“a
CHICAGO'S RECEPTION TO WES-
TON.
CHICAGO. .\'o\-, Pith—“Willi aview
it making tbc recoptiou of Edward
’ayson Weston on his arrival itt Chi-
ag‘o nvxl wcok worthy of his perform-
nt:c itt altontpting a l.3.’nl~ntiio walk
it tin» agc of more than sixty-nine
oars, negotiations are on foot for
In; tit-to in tin» (‘vtillb't‘llili or some im-
Iar building for a big dctttonstra on
ty (‘hicaaoann The local reception
viii be lit (thargo or lltt“l|llltOlS.“Atli-
otio Club and efforts will bc ntado, to
ncinde the tumor and other citu‘om‘
dais in the reception as has boon done
it othor cities through which he has
argued sinca touring Portland. Me.
NEW YORR, NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
1 '[IMuE-fiBLE.
in silent October 5. 1007.
39. NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.—~12:’53xt 5:12x, nzttx, max,
titti, 6250*, 0:56. 7:..itx. ilzlilx, 8:40.
’i:10x, 9:31x, 9:53, 10:5lix. 11:01,
lizltitt. ‘
P. M.-~i2:lilx, 1:10. 1:40x, Min,
‘1 20x. 3:27, 5:09x. 5:37, (Minx, 0:37,
i 511,7:19x,7:filx.9:53,10:02.
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A. ,M.’~a12:58x, 5:1,2x. thlxpilliiw’l,
:40x. ,
P.‘ M.~—-t2:t3'i , 2i44x,'21lil.x, 5:37,
ittftltt, 7:13, 71 1x, 8220):. 0:5;lx,‘10;tl:i.
00. NORWALK To NEW HAVEN.
A.1ii.~—'l2:08,1:tt.l:08tt,0:18.4126.
3:25, 1133,9242.10217xpllt08lt.11:45.
9., ,.~,—12t'illitt.‘1:l'll. 3223):. 4:10,
tib’lx; 0:20. 0:00;;’0:‘30. ‘7:00x. lititflx,
9:21. 11:21. . ,,
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anl'lx, initial. _
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sou“ . on if}... ottoman-v.
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,‘ {fiyi‘ttiit an: Grin, 0:13.12”.
_. ,ndyylwilttth‘t}. in... 7:80 l"- in.
W
V“ 65‘ F "ii NORWALK.
Siting,” k"gait. 10:10:, also
i h '32 0508;: that). l '
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Mil.
' ll {Jina.,a.,,st 2. l'. it. titttjt.
'Iltilit. , , A, , y ; .
now vonK rot! ootitrtt aonwnut
A. Wig-42:00:. 4,:54x. 0:40. 0:45.
moansaittttntio. than. 10:05, thong.
11:03. 12:03; 1:00. taint. 2:03, 3:203.
4:00tt. 4:00. 4:32. 5am, 0-208. 0:21”.
0:003, 0:03. 7:10. 7:401, 0:30. 11:00:.
W
luntioyo.
A trivia-.00.. “:00.
ill» tidy may burn beau tithml tittwtt . 7:30, 0:40;.
ntroum and wndtattl tttttlrr lint railroad, Itlzllittt. . , ,
bridge. tritrtltcr marrh wilt bu titlttlté. it. Mmlittii. 0:00;. 7:00. “£1002;
today. a “1:001. ,, u. . . .
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