at otoa. ltd—«if the
on England delegation in Constanta
can bring It about. there Will be a,
litmluulun ot’. the tar!!! lathe
0 lug lamina» \VI‘iifl‘iilt-i New Eng»
tandem are not going about it with any
bluklngmi drilling or climb ol’ cymbals,
thttyp is no ddltbt that a general ‘pro-
ethyl ndoplcdito lilo odd that
, goat. prosuuro may be-bltnlghl;
to our upon the administration to out
do the dutlcs on certain goods that
E‘ are generally used Ill lilo lnanul‘acturos
obtllc llpl‘idlt'uali‘l'll‘Hittite-ts. Congress-
..mnn Honest W. Roberts, oi‘ the. Saw
entll‘ Massachusetts district. declared
vthis.‘wcek that the i‘illllllt‘illi tiliilculty
has not. changed the llltlludo ol' lilo
people of New England toward tho
Dinglcymtarlff. .So for as iilassacllu-
Betta, its concerned. that state, he Htlytl.
in .in‘ favor of rotnovlng tlto duty on
blather goods and on boots anti shoes.
He denies that the importation of
hoota"nnd shoes from England would
ftire‘ntan the trade of Massachusetts.
figflfldticiares that the only danger In
. tlctiellng the tariff wall might ho tltat
manufacturers would govlo Canada.
. wll'crcmtheyicould luru otlt tlloir wart-«s.
atlcss cost. sending them across tho
border free or duty. 'l‘ilis, llowovor.
easily could be prosontod by law
through the institution of a. tariff
against the Canadian manufactured
articles.
(rho gathering ol’ governors at Keo-
Lgkt‘tkt on the prosidoul‘s rooonl trip
down the Mississippi ilivor will he
. llitlcd into insigniiicance when the
("hint oxootlllros ol‘ practically every
:leEilo and torritom in tho union will
nlodt‘al‘ tho \Vlliio liouso next May.
Tito. president has iusltod invitations
mail the governors to moot with him
May ill. H and If. to tilscuSs the best
means of collect-vinyl." the nation's nal‘
ural resources. Chief of the topics
to be discus-sod is that ol' waterway
developluont. to provide all addod
int-ans of transportation for tllo grow»
illg"cfillllllt‘l't‘l,‘ ot' lilo country. This
sltitiect will ho given a thorough pro-
llufillm'y Illroslllng out at tho big‘cou-
'vitnlion at tho National ltivors anti
l-iarbo‘rs'L‘ouuross. which will be bold
lilt‘o iiot‘otubt r l. .3 and ti. A small
ttl‘luy ol‘ golol‘nors. mayors of cities.
and other slatt- and municipal oiiicizlls
will, be prosout llpoll tllat occasion.
The Atlantic coast state are to ho os-
prciull; troll roprosonlotl, alul ovory‘
thing points to tho that that the gath-
«ring-will ho tin,- greatest of Its kind
even hold. 'l‘llo organimltiou Is pledg-
ed hi": it adoption of a proa ‘IIlll by tho
gOVQl'iIIlIlMII outaillng lilo outlay of
350.900.000 or luoro a your for lilt‘
iulptvlvonlcut ot‘ rlvors and ittll‘iitll‘fi.
t‘fi‘ -~ '.
senator i’tlilt‘olo). oi ("Junot-ticut, is
not wildly t-lllllttsi;t>=lio ovot' Illo bond
'isstletwllloll is oxpootod to roliovo tllo
financial sit-illuoucy. The veteran
Siiliehllllillldillt's not tilliit' soo whoro
the money is to colon from to lulto up
the issue. 'l‘ho banks. according: to iiit'
sonator. llavo not much lnonoy, anti
inventors, in thoso limos of piping
prosporlty, are tlt‘llltllltiillL; umro than
two or tllroo por cent on iltl‘oslllloltts.
'l‘llo l'oroogttl t-olltliliou. also. is not
such as to hold out iilt‘ llopo lllal
other coutitrios will tako tlp lilo Issui-
#roodily. l‘or tllo ioroigu banks already
are attempting. to stop tllo Ilood of
gold ill this (iil'ot'iitm. As Sonnlor
l‘ltllkoloy soos it. lilo t'auso ol‘ tllo l‘ov
t't‘nt flurry was simply all Ii\t'l"t‘.\‘llilll‘
slon ol‘ crodit; luolloy hoootuo too
cheap anti borrowing was easy. \\‘Itil
tboso eondltions oxislont. wlwn tlloro
Was asutltlon demand for mouoy It
f w would not ho ball. .\'inoty-llvo pt-r
rout of tho busilloss was currlotl on
on crotlil. ttud lllcro was roally oltly
about liro pt-t' rout of actual moat-y.
When the pnuio startod. orodlt coir
lrncled sharply atld it bocalno dlilicult
to push lulslnoss. 'i‘llo sottalor tloos
not boliovo that tho prom-lit stagna-
tion will last any it‘lilliii ol' tlluo. al-
tllo‘uull tllo oi‘t’ooll: will ho l‘olt for two
or tllrt-o months to i‘t.ltlt'.
(lollarousluau t.lilt~tt or ‘.i:l:it~‘llt‘illl~
‘ units will ho tnatlo tlu- iItIll ol' Illlll'il
Jtlkillg by hit-t (‘tliit‘ili-LIII'H wholl llo ro-
illi‘IiB from ilii-i trip to tho isiillllllh‘.
The Now l‘illliilllltit'l' has iuttl a hard
tillité keeping up with lilo nlolnbors
of hits conlutlttoo. t’or ho‘tlroatiu soa-
ulttkuous. lush-ad oi attilillu from Now
York with tho oouunlot-o. Ito tl-avolotl
out to son on lilo rolnurkublo railroad
y‘bclng oxti'lulotl alum; tho l-‘lurldu hora.
‘hd‘ road, which is ”to Florida i".llt~l
i , hilt iiilo. has not ultilo opluplototl its
it ultimo as far as Kt-y \iottt. \tlttu-
el'tt‘ .t‘iplortuully tho Now l‘lliuitlilti
mil "nlivhl Intro bad I‘m ut'liillu. nu
.iilli‘iiiltllllllilllot- on Naval Affairs iitm
built :diuutpa i ml.
1.
» \R‘
' . 'i‘hc govornuwut in payout. us much
‘ttit'tiltlion to tho uplullldtua at u llulal
militia tilt-so duyn us in tho punt it
link to tho orultnimtlluu at an ottootlvo
tfitiZt‘ii ttrtuy. Aaslattuu soot-outri‘
‘NchI-rry has ,1qu usalnuotl naval t‘t‘io
. min for tho alto oi a monitor or atulo
. militia oraaulzatlmtt. om- .‘t‘ow I-Iau»
Allilid titlilo. l’outluylvuuin and Now .lor-
"any. it among Illouo lo lo-uoiil. ‘l'lto
Milo into noon to l‘mtuoollout. tho l-iyl-
"lti to i’onnryirnulu. and lilo Vinita
. ‘0 Now dorm-y. 'l'wo otltor i‘onitoht lli»
tit), have lit-on anpol'tlouod. tho Naslt‘
fiilc 301ml to ,llliuntu' naval lnilitln.
till thn‘ialn do Imam to Iauttaiuua.
new roam-la will ho lurttod our to
it dim-rant timuilimliottst and will lu-
lid tilt training ldlitm.
.a...... ."a a
a in of tho govot’nluonl tuttluuitlor.
tolling thaw oi the Idorwtily llurouu
‘ tilt! thi‘ Deportmobl. :trt- lnttrit Iltr
ted in iill‘ motoluont that tun: lull
martini In New York for tho «It-«u.
'f, It national park. or railwr a
at whom-yo. in tho Highlands: or
Austrian. l'ho land which it to pm.
‘ one at the recommendations of tho
. project; that its adoption would greatly
~ . Niontitbc arch uvnilnbiod‘or tho lnII-
.. result-in preventing any possible i):-
, or river sci-lncry ill the ‘world and in
3 dents of, tho ,Rovoltllion.
Pnrtrldgd. of New York. who suggest-
‘ti lad. I . Military Academy
Walt Point and It tit suggested an
"pinched work at the dildotu.
scenic and historic grounds are-
tired tor the‘tldopllon‘ of the park prov
butli.‘ It In pointed out that it Would
incentent. of and ot'- the finest strntchos
,l‘etserving under national auspices the
cones of some at the dramatic ilit'i-
llr. Id. 1..
ed and hi urging the plan. believes
that “It wouldnot be necessary for tho
government to buy all lilo laud illili. It
its proposal! to include, in the; park. He
feels that all that Is necessary can be
accomplished by securing corialn oust.»
manta from the present properly hold.
era and by placing the region under
the control of tho Forestry Bureau to
prevent wholosalo destruction of its
timber. ,l)r. Partridvo outlines his
plan. which In still In t to initial slagcu,
In the current mlnlbor ot' the Outlook.
While it is not likely that Uttllg‘l't‘ss
will act on lilo matter at tho coming
session. it Is probable that a bill will
ho introdncctl so as to bring" tho sub-
,iocl bol‘oro, lilo oiiloial allouliou of tho
national lawmakers. ‘
Senator Lodge has appeared on tho
ammo and is making roudy to take
ltp ills sonutorial dtllion at tho t-onliup.‘
sossionol‘ (killgt'oss. 'l‘ilc Massachu-
setts solon called at the White llouso
and spent solno limo with l’rosidoul
Roosevelt. \\'bou ho, culeruotl he do-
cla‘rod that his visit ilad boon onllre-
ly social and that ho tutti discussod
no proposod legislation. It. is probable
however. that tho souator will go deop-
iy illto tile Iinanolal question early ill
the sosslon. The financial illtorosls
ot‘ .\'ow'l£nalaud. it is said. nro look
ing to Mr. Lodge. to press guano sort
of remedial law at. an otlriy tiato. ’l‘llo
sollntor declinos to acknowledge that
he will l'alhor ally spoclal bill. lull It
is roaardoti as oxlrotnoly ilkoly.
'i‘horo is roasou to lloilovo that tho
Uli‘ii tllilitia law. fatilorod by Senator
Dirk. of Ohio. will ho illllt'lltit-‘d Ilt tho
coming Congress. A oolunlitloo front
the tutor-Slate National Guard Asso-
ciation is to oonn- boro l‘looolnbor l2.
for an Important t-olll‘erouot- with tho
Acting St‘t’l't'illi‘)‘ of War tiliror anti
momllors ot‘ tho gt-pornibslall'. ’l‘llt-ro
at'o a llltliliit'i' of provls one in tho law
that are not to tho liking of thellliit
Ila. lr‘siililiiSillllt’lli. lintior tllo law, tho
National guard Associations must con-
Nrm to the rennin r lil‘llly rules. Solllo
ol‘ lltoso militia organizations lack mr
ulcrlcal strongtll and are anxious to
burn tho limo oxlendod lll which they
may recruit the lloct-ssary number of
lnoll. in many sot-lions lilo repeal is
'dosirod of tho provision of tho law pro-
hibiting the sending of lilo militia
across the sons. and illl(liilt'l‘ :llnontl-
mom is desired l'i-S'lt‘i'iiilg oompulsory
sorvlco of tho militia lo niut- months.
it is expected that sovoral lnotlil‘ioa-
lions ol‘ tho law will ho ll'zl‘i’t‘ti upon by
tho oouunittoc and lilt‘ roproSt-ulalivos
of the army. \‘t‘hatoror tlloso malt be.
they will. be sullluiltt-tl to tho National
Guard Association: at its mot-ting in
January, iloitil‘o any rooolulnondaliomt
by lilo War lb-parlnn-nl are llladc lo
(tonal-oils.
$100 REWARD, $100.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to loarn that more is at least
one drotltlod disease that science has
been able to cure ilt all its siagos,
and that is (Iainrrll. llall‘s ("alnrrb
(lure its tho only positive ouro llou
known to lilo lllt‘tiit‘tli t'raloruity. (Ta
tarrll boinlz u oonstituilolla tllsoaso, I‘l\
outrun a constitutional Iroatnlcnt
Ilail‘a Cniarrh (lung is Illlit‘ll iutt-roul
l ', noting directly upon tho blood and
nlltcoua surfaces of lilo systotu. thoro
by destroying the foundation of the
disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the. eollslituv
tion and assisting nature ill doing Ila
work. ’i‘hon propriotors have so much
faith In Its curative powers that they
offer Ono iluntlrotl Doliarn for any
case that it falls to cure. Send for
list of testimonials.
Address it“. .i. CHENEY & C0,, Tole-
do, 0_
Sold by all Drngglsts. 75c.
'l‘akc Hall’s Fatally Pills for consti
patlon. _ “
w- .w—M...‘
PRESIDENT LEEDS iLL.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2:.——~'I‘ho condi-
tion. at William It, hoods. former pres-
idonl at tho Chicano. Rock island and
’aolilo. Railroad. who sulforoti tt light
studio at upoploxy on Woduosdtty. was
said today not to bo sorlons. Mr.
hoods Willi transacting bin business at
his homo ill lt‘irth nvonue today. lull
oxpoolml to In- at his other again noxt
“took.
BTOP THAT COLD
or it may result In pneumonia. Bra:
leIan Balm is breaking up colds when
oval: trim], nimout without exception.
IO. 260, 50c and $1.00 bottles. The CI
ford, Bttxtor’n and i’lulsted‘u.
i
n
W...” - a... W...—
COMMIBSIONER SARGENT ILL.
WAl‘iliiNii'l‘UN. Nov. ZII.» ttttt I"l'llllk l’.
Snruont. (tomtninutolltw-(louorul of tin-
migration and Naturalization. Is cri-
tloully til at hilt homo in thin city. ivlo
l-oturnotl trout Now York on Thursday
uluilt and has boon nonlinod to Illa bod
ovot- lduoo. Illa physicians dlugnoac
tho mow tot a blood clot on tho bruit).
A HARD DEBT TO PAY.
"I owe ll illlhi, of gratitude that can
uoror be paid off.” writcc t}. I3. Clark.
of Wealth-Id, Iowa. "for my roucuc
from death. by Dr. King’s Now Discov-
nry. 13qu long» were so seriously at:
[noted that death seemed imminent.
when l commanded tithing New Dir-
covery. 't‘he ominoua dry, hacking
cough quit balom the first. bottle was
natal. and two more htlltha made it
complete title." Nothing Inn! ever
equaled Now Discovery for coughs,
(«this and all throat and lung cum»
plalntn. (lulu-animal by F, It. Baxter.
drltuulttt. not: and SLIIII. Tl‘itil bottle
from. , ”
TRAIN WRECK AT TWIN LAKES.
it’lNii’I‘hiD. Nov. 21l.w'l‘l‘tilllt: on the
ttolltrnl Now Windmill Railroad wail
doloyod tor auroral hbura today by the
breaking of a journal on a freight
train ltnlll‘ 'l‘wtu Milton. A number or
rut-a loll, the rails and tho truck was
torn up tor nonn- dtaluncv. No one
W
I8 till, iiii
Okpinidn or (Prominent Badterlhloglst”
Given at It Rdcant Lecture at
Harvard Colingc.
turn hot'oro Harvard Medical aolt‘ooli
discussed this theory at longtit. l-Io
claims that consumption. is not an
inherited disease. alld (burrito child-
ren of paronts \vlto lluvo had tuber-
cltlonis are as likely to part II)
strong and healthy tiii t!ililtl“t‘ n mu.
outs who intro not. I’lr. Ernst iLI‘ Ivor
oluinlu. that the cardinal mount: for
curing this dread tllsoaso llt't' lb"?!
of fresh air, uttflloiont nutritious: trot.
rest and exorcise.
For centurion phyolt-Ians
whero‘ have recognlzotl tho \alllo ot“
cod liver oil ill the lrcalnlout or ('t u-
snluptiou atld all wasting tlisoasotw‘.
but lullortulmtoly l'ew could tnko-‘il.
with, bnnolll on account of the butt
goutlble oil. ' -
Vluol has solvod this problem. It
Is tho modern cod livor preparation
without oil. made by a scientific, ox—
tractlvo and concentrating , process
t'l-onl trash t-otls' llvors. combining
with poptonato of iron, all the medlcl~
uni. healing anti bodybuilding ole-
mollls of cod liver ‘oii, lntl no oil or
arouso. ,As It specific for all throat: and
lung troublos. and as a strength cro-
ator nlul body builder Villol is unex-
colled. Try It on ottr offer to return
your money ii‘ it falls to give. satisfac-
tioll. 'l‘lto Clil‘l'ord Pharmacy. South
Norwallt, Conn. ’
t‘. i”
CHEW YOUR WAY TO JOY.
Masticate Deliberately and be Happy.
‘ Says HoracevFIetcher.
How to rat with revorent joy. mak-
ing at the same limo so many bites
oi” the. ehorry that it loses all taste btL
I'oro it is swallowt'tl. is told by lloraco
It‘lotollor. I '
lie was to years old when he began
a serios of tests carried through eight.
yours. which convinced hint that by
gradual mastication of his I‘ood. a man
who has passod lilo lluil' century mark
only int-reaso his littlsoular oiliolouey
without physical ovorciso.
.\Ir. It‘lotchcr Ililuseil‘. rosy «booked
and aggressively ltcalllly. oli‘ors bitu-
:wlt‘ as an oxanlplo of his system. In
his oxpcrilnonts with taslo he said
at tho Now York Aoatlollly oi‘ .\iot’li
oiuo ho has found that many l'oods sup-
posed to how no llavor tlovolop a
swcotuoss illiilt‘i'itl unknown allot
iotlntlly trituration.
.\lr. i“it'i(‘ilt‘i‘ lives ilt \‘onit-o. lull
has boon traveling luttell lutoly ill
(‘lllua. tho Philippians. tho llutoh East
Indies and tho \‘aio ot’ Kashmir. sum-
plilltz food of all countries. Although
ilt' ou‘durotl many hardships, including
a seven hour slrugglo with snowdrll‘ts
ill the Himalayas. ho was never tired
it ulolnont llo dot-laros.
“There is no factor to which till.»
inlprovonlont can be oroditcd other
than tlto luothod ol' ooouonlio nutrition
which has boollw-onstantly practised
slut-o this rogtmoration hogan." said
Mr. lt‘lolcllor.
Ho okplttius that ho was illtilll‘t‘ii to
lalto up his.oxporlnlonts boollllso ill
llto oarly forties of his lil'o ho was
uuahlo to obtain liI‘o Illsnranco.
"it is a standard ,ioko in insuranoo
t-irt'lott.” llo l‘t'lllill‘kt'ti. "that llltlli)
not-sous dolliod insurance aro tlloroby
led to rol’ornl tltoir habits. anti often
not as pail boarors to physicians who
rol'usotl Illolu llollojos.
"tlllt- uotablo l'o'atllro ol‘ this ronl~
mod is tllo absouoo ol' systontaiic train»
tug: of any kind." llo oolllilluod. “'l‘llo
uutritivo ooonomy to which tllo hotly
iloootllos llallitlltltotl hoops tho iilltly
normally and comfortably ill a oolttli
lltlll which may bo dosrribotl as 'boiuy,
ill Irainiug.‘ l'lxoroiso is dosiruhlo. iilli
it should ho lilo rosult ol‘ all ovt-rllow
ol‘ out-ray. tho snow as it is ill chil-
dren, alld not porl'uut-tory. lucroly to
burn ltp excess l'ooti lnatol'lai ilt lilo
hotly."
MI‘. i“it'i('llt'l' is not an atlrocato ol‘
diet lads. but says slow t'llowluy, brings
tlosiro l'or cereals, \oaotahlos anti
swoota. i‘iv things local. as it is or»
dinarily oaton, Is Iiiiiloult ol‘ assllnllat
lion.
'l‘llo original "slow oator" counsels
against lloalod discussions at broak-
last and worrying about hills. Ilo cou-
slders 2T ullnlttos long ouougll for an
ltipicuroan lucal. \\'llon undergoing
tests at Yale. he had two meals dnlly.
consisting of a cereal. nlnpio sonar
and milk. which cost him it conls a
day. lie has lived til the Waldorf-
Aslor on a dollar a tiny.
lty Ills new method Mr. it‘iotcllor do»
ttluros ho has ovoroolno obosily anti Is
as young at fill as Ill youth. He says
lloaith. endurance and gonoral oIIicIon-
cy nro quostlona of physiological untri-
tlon and annual calm and tlpproola-
lion.
”MW-M
c A. a '1' Q n :l: A. .
3.... a. tilt that in line Alva a Boga
Signature '
oi ,
LITTLE MAMIE ROSE.
“It doon't lulto thouo litllo Itusainn
children long to catch on to things In
this country," said a Iottcllor of tho
ldduoutionnl Alliance. saya the New
York Press. "Wllpn ono explains a
word to thrill tilt-y novor forgot. and
ihoy nro always roudy with llll Illus-
tration of its meaning. too. I romamhcr
Illut. sonic limo ago I had oxplalnod to
the oluua the moaning or ii“? word 'allt-
bluntly." anti thou. nu tho custom in.
i turned about, and mudo thorn explain
the word to Inc.
"'Now, its thore nuronc.’ l asked.
"who can giro am an llithralIonTI
"A' grimy little urchin at the back
of the room stuck up his hand.
ilorc’a an ambiguity for yo.’
cried. Little amid Rollo out on
tackw-Illlle Mn In rare. Soul"
The teacher waited until tho )nngh
had subtitled Land oonchldotl. "Oh no.
you don‘t. have to explain willing to
tho East..8ltie child twirl“;
W ‘
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPBIA.
Mrs. ii‘mllklill hash, of New (turtle.
but. says: “I admired for yearn with
tlynpopula. tlsotl‘io have aront tllklrelnt
and belching. l triad: ovorylhlnu i
could hear of. but. nothing helped nu
until i Iooltilirattillnu Iltt m. and one hit
cent bottle curednlo ctmlplt-ioiy."
For stale by It. il.‘ I’lallttod. Ii‘. it
harder and 'I‘Ile Clifford i’Ilnrnlncy. I”
ho.
a
[Cupid and not on would; a. to lot heart.
trottblwuud bttii intro: grouluiu tor
to at our editor. worming tillllvtt...-.................
pi. i .
Prof. ii. C. litrnat ln urccont lec-
‘AndvWemt Fora Week Afterw'a‘
Hlp‘ Hand Bandagad.
"'I‘bo Curnagleu always coma: home
from their castle In Scotland in time
to colobrate Christmas in New i'ork."
rays Mabol Potter Illtugott in tho Do-
ti‘ilxilti .l)olinautor. "Wilon Santa
(Elana tlrrlvos. he knows it liltlomgit‘l‘
tlvra born by tho. rod swing llltlt'lltnlglt
til ono (ttll'llot' of tho litliitln‘ ,flurdon
tout'n': iii" li‘lll'iliill-i anti rar’e shrub-
i.= rt. .‘.inrrt:';.t In what. attains u‘lontt
It'lttll il.\'l*ll_llit ltry intimate with her
l‘utltor and luotllor. (in Cltriatntan eve
. ‘..l rd ot' Stho' and hill ,wit‘c haul;
thotr “itlt'hlllgu along with bar's in the
’I no i v. And I can imagine his little
tuttlliltur 'lluatlina Andrew (larnoglu
out ltl tho curly morning in balbroho
utld slippers to son wlial Santa has
loll. ~ tinct- he brought the moat bonu-l
iil‘l’ll brush and comb you ever saw, in,
a liliiti not of gold that cost two thank.
and dollars. On the afternoon tot"
("vllristmas day thorc is a tree in the.
great drawing room. The family outer.
precodt-d by u Scotch musician plilyiutz.
Sfcoliob airs on real Scotch lntgplpos.i
Santa Claus llinlsolt' presently is there.
But it is a. carton; fact that just ho-
»t’oro he arrives. Andrew .ltlrnegio. has,
in: ‘wnh
alt engagement outside. Two yours
ago, Santa Claim with‘ his rod coal
sprinkled with cotton to look like
Snow. naught Iirc front some ol’ the!
decorations. The nurses and tho govv'
«oruesson burl-led Margaret away so'
that; him should not soo. lilo culastro»
pint. There Was ‘Illli1t-l“ti time putting
out the tire. ,And it was a strange (10‘
incident-o. but for a wee-k or more at-
terwnrtl, Mr. *(Mtl'lmgie. www.1tl‘ouihi
with his hand dono tlp In abandag‘el'f
ECASTORIA
_ ‘Ilor Infants and. Children,
In Kind You Hate. Always Bought
Bears the M!
signature of ,
GOT TOO SLIM ON STAGE.
So Miss Grant. of Worcester, Will Be
a Trainedt Nurse. ‘
A Worcester spotllui to lilo New
York Times says: Miss Ethel Grant,
3 young Worm-slur woman. who diti
soulo clover acting iwith lilo Malcolm
Williams Slot-k company. is now
working at tho \Volwoster (lily hos»
pital. whore Silt' Is to boonmo a trained
nurse.
"I certainly have given up the
stage." Miss (ltul‘tl oxplninotl. "i
found I was getting as slim as a rail
at it, and i quit it. When i first start.
ad in l \volghod lull pounds. and when
i stopped l wolgllod only 80 pounds.
Just think of that! Now I intend to
llocoulo a trained nurso, Hy tho, way.
i am putting on iii—35h rapidly.
"Nowadays you hour a groal tit-til
about what artists do my art‘s sake.
l. for out", roltoullootl lilo stage wllotl
i found that for art‘s saito l‘tl intro to
wiillor away to a sltolrton. Now. i
say. don't got slim for art‘s snito.”
HE FOUGHT AT (iETTYSBURG.
David Parker, of Fayette. N. Y.. who
lost 11 Anal tit Gotl‘ysburg, writos,
"Electric Bitters hat-o done me luoro
good than any nlotlloino I evor look
For several years i had stomach trolt
bio aldl paid out Illllt'ii monoy i‘or mod-
iolue to little purpose. until I hogan
taking idirrlric llillors. i would not
take $500 for what thor have douo i‘or
ulo." ' tirantl tonic. for tho ugod and for
{condo wuaknessos. (irotlt nitoralive
and body builder; sure cure for tunic
back and \voall kiduoys. (inuranlcod
by F. ii. l'iaxlor. drngglsl. hllc. "
BRYAN TO VISIT NEW HAVEN.
‘ NEW HAVEN. .\'ov. Bllxwkiayor
Studloy will t'iiit‘l'itlill William .lou-
nlugs Bryan at a luncheon noxt It‘rl-
day. when tho liounott Fountain lt-Itit‘ti-
it'utotl. (lovcror yHiggins. oi Rllodo
island, and i’ongrosanlan i-iugllos. ol'
Paterson. N. .i will 'lil-itl ho his guosts,
[to always knows just what to do
Whoa the problem coulos his way;
llo simply adds a coat or two
’l‘o wluu tho public has to pay.
«Washington Evening Star.
r...—
itEw YORKHNEW "nit/"Eli &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
In effect October 6, 1907.
80. NORWALK To NEW YORK.
A. M.~l‘.l:t'lltx. 52I2x, 5:4lx. h:hi’tx.
tlziti. tiihdx. tizbti. 7zliix. Szisx, 8:10.
9:I0x, 9:3.ix, illt'til, 10:5tix, 11:01.
llzlttx.
i‘.rl\i.——-12:t'llx. 1:10. 1:49x. 2:5lx.
ll:20x, 3:27. hzditx. 5:37, 5:."nix. 6:37,
tizi’llx, 7:.Itlx, hilly. 9:53, i0:32.
Sunday.
A. M:—l2:a’dlx, ittlflx, hz-llx. 8:57.
9:4le.
1’. M.-i‘.l:i’l't'x. Lit-14x, 2:5”. 5:37.
»
o "H“
. m)
5: Ix. 7:13. 7xhix. it x. 9:hllx, 10:23.
80. NORWALK To NEW HAVEN.
A. M.—~12:08. ltlti. 1:58x. this. 7:20.
8:2fi,9:13x. 0:42. ltl;‘t7x, ll:0tlx,§i1:att~.
1’. M.-ml2:lliix. Izltl, ii:2llx. 24:1ll.
azil'lx, 5:20, 0:03x, liztltl. 7:09x. 8258):.
0:21, 11:21.
W
Bundayn.
A. lit—42:08, 1:14. 1:58x, 7:39, 0:10,
10:47x. 11:08x. ,_
P. Math“. 7:0tlx. 8:181. 0:401.
SOUTH NORWALK To DANBURY.
A. Mowiilflo. 0:43, 10:06x.
P. M.--1:25. 4:29. i3:12x.tl:12. 7:18.
Sundays-4:15 a. m., 7:30 p. m.
DANHURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
‘A.M.—-h:55.7:35,8:1I.10:101.11t50
" Pi M.-4:1Iht, (iiiilixy'illi'lot ' 1
{and‘fl’fl‘ M. 8:02. I’. M.. 0:07,
: xi
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.»-i2:0ilx, iti’oix, 6:45. livid,
8:0ill‘l,8:iltl.il:00.102023.1050i‘l.Illililx.
4ttillx. 4:06, I
Iltile, 0:03. 7:10. 7:4tlx, tutti). littliln
10:02x.
P. , M.‘*5104, 0:00;,
7 : till.
11:00:.
whosmatw n... .I,po......t
.L. .. Inn“. “mun-mu
‘retail coalitiuulcrs by causing a grout
iltdli. 12:03.1:05,2:0lx. 2:63. titanic. ‘
:32. hztltlx, 6:08, rt:2rlx. .
Sundayu.
Ame—12:00. thin), 47:30. 9:402, '
82:10:,
WEI
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RANGE
— You Need
Whatever your idea cl :1 ranger?
whatever thc price, atytc or size you > ’
many models of Stamford Rangca. I.
See the Standard Range before
deciding. You will do Vourseli an
iniustice if you don't.
and beautifully made.
Made
foundry in'Amcribu‘. ‘f'
l
nt-you will find it among the I
a
t
Strongly .
it
ill liter oldest
,, stove i»
s
HORACE 'R. NASH.
Cor. North Main and
~ West Sts...
South N orwalk, Conn.
AFFECTS THE COAL DEALERS.
New Demurratge Law on Cars Makes
Much Extra Cost.
'I‘llo now dcuturrngo law of tho Antar-
rican Railway association hits tho coal
tratlo hard atld has already itllti a seri-
ous clients on the buslnoss ol’ liaubury
famine in cars which can be used for
tho, hauling al'ctlal. making it dlfliuult
to get. coal and got it anywhere near
as soon as it. should come through.
A great deal. of the coal ill lianbltry
and this nlattor al'l‘octs tho still coal
trutlc. principally. should t-onlo through
from tho illiilt'b‘ by all rail. lllli tho Ianl-
ino. ill cars Intsoonlpcllod the llaubury
dealers to got a good deal of it by boat
to Wilson Point and then car it up to
Danbury. The limited facilities at
Wilson Point and tho scarcity of coal
cars even alter the coal gets into Iito‘
territory ol‘ the New Haven road.
makes lllls coal cost a great tidal Illot‘ei
than it ought to. i
The rate of dculurragc. according loi
tho now law, is raisod l‘rotu twenty-firm;
to fifty oouts a day. This has caused
lilo New Huron road to soul
oars back to llltllr own road its soon;
as possible al'lor thcy are onlpliod. For-i
nlerly they ol‘lon kopt kept on the;
New Haven system and used thotu tori
local transportation. paying lilo lwon~|
Il\'o cents a day tloulurrago booauso‘
llloro was a shortage of Now llavon
ours. ‘ i
Local coal doalers say that liitty have?
known for some limo. probably two or.
three months that their has boon iilli
embargo on coal cars from tho lninos;
on tho part of lilo coal carrying roads:
atld the Now llavoll company has boon-
scntling lls own cars to tho miuos as?
far as posslblo. lull lllo supply is groalv;
iy limited. .
.\ltlt'll Hill] for ilaubury has ooulo
through by boat. but tho dotnut‘razt- on
tho boats is always hoary, bot‘ttuso tho
I'tlrilitios at Wilson l'oiut are such that
tllovo is always a tout: litlc of boats
Illill'l'llL‘t‘ l'or ot't‘ry tlay orcr six days
is front six to ton dollars a boat. ()nu
coal tloalol‘ bad a bill tho other day
for ovor sixty dollars donturrago on .'|
boat. lllltl rxportt'tl that atlolitt-r boat
which ho had waiting: to ho tulloadod
would cost lit'ut‘iy ollo huudrotl dollars
oxtra on that
“May tho Lord help yolt make Durk-
loll's Arnion Salvo known to all."
writes .I, (i. .lonkins. of Chapel lllll. N.
(I. it quickly took lilo pain ollt of a
soros. burns and wounds.
Baxter‘s drug storo.
Old Lady (social: a friend on on.
stoamsllipl~~<"l\'ow do ho t'arol'ul. tlottr.
and don't forgot to giro lilo captain a
shilling to kot‘p oli' lilo rocks.”v~~
Punch.
2......
25c at F. ii.
0‘
-
m..- A...“ ...L......._....._.-m..._... m. .. . .
But call up
and ask to
phone.
_ pot tut ‘
hot. lively tlrc Iiililabit tor bl
and heating yourhouu.
tho I tryAR
l
waiting to bo unloaded, \vllilo lilo do.
tlt‘t'oultl. ‘
A SIGNIFICANT PRAYER. 5
Mon for me and cnrod it ill a wontlorvi“
t'ully short tulle." llout on earth for;
l
WASTE till it
R18 8; "GANS?
pi £511.37" .. .fi‘w _ ,__ ,
. . I y
_.
CIRCUMSTANCES ALTER CASES. 9
“Sir.“ the and faced man said to tho
hoary-sot man. who was smoking a
, tor freight: Only
On and utter Tuesday. January 7,
1900, Freight. Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East River, New York, (toot
of Dover street), every day, (except
Sunday), at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Norwalk up to 4 p. m. and South
Norwalk up 1 . 5"“ p. m. .
NORWALII ET EAMBOAT CO.
Arming J. Smith, 0. c. Hangman,
Loam General Agent
www.m"n w. .L..-_...,..... L...—
i‘ili ltlttlll tut
sou‘ru NORWALK, court.
W
TRANSAGTB A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
CAPITAL,
“00,000.00.
8URPLI‘1B‘9ND PROFITS.
I
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. 13c Vice-Pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vicc~
long. black cigar and reading a news-
papor. "would'you allow your bovlo
smoko cigarettes when he grows up?"
"l'vo ncver given the question a tilt)-
monl's thought." replied tile'otller.‘
"\V'llall Never pondered npOn
client upon tlliI constitution, to say
nothing of the mind of your son to
allow him to smoke the deadly things."
“Novor a thought.
“And
drink?"
“I'vo uovcr though about it."
“Oil! How can such things he? Are
you lotting your son grow up In the
midst of temptation without speaking
a fatherly word lo—~—" -
"Look horc. air! You mean well,
suppose. but lot me tell you that i‘ve
been a. confirmed bachelor for the last
twenty years."
And the sad laced man vanished——
'l‘It~liils,
No, sir.
would you allow him
i
APPENDICITIS .
is due in a large measure to abuse of
I l‘orelgu the bowels, by employing drastic punt
actives. To avoid all danger, use only
Dr. King’s New Life Pills, the safe.
gentle cleansers and invigorators.
Guaranteed to cure headache. billions-
ncss, malaria and jaundice, at E. H.
Baxter’s drug store. 26c. ”
DEER HAS BACK BROKEN.
NEW HAVENNov. 23.—-—A lino buck
door which was roaming about the city
streets yesterday. broke its back while
jumping a cemetery fence on What-
Icy avenue. A game warden was cali-
r-d and killed tho animal.
BANKING SYSTEM SCORE-D.
CHICAGO. t’ov. 2.3.~A dispatch to
tho 'l‘ribuno froth St. Paul, Millnl.
says:
"in a statcmcnt issued yesterday.
Prosidout A. B. Stickncy. oi the Chi—
capo Great Western ltailwayg scores
the present. banking system of
wlloio country. and denounces the lilo.-
ory that the present money stringency
is duo to a lack of circulation. Presi-
dent Stioknoy declares that while the
gtn‘tl‘lllllt‘lll ls urging people to have
oonl‘Idont-o Ill National hunks, it duos
not regard them as good ouotlg‘h to
hold govornnlont deposits.
necessary amount of currency is lull
to lssuo more. but to oronmizo the
ues of what we have. and devise a
banking systolll that. will permit it to
circulate instead of being' boarded;
CHICHESTER’S‘ PILLS
, I T'luilJi'A 0ND 8m ‘
lanai?! Alk?filili Dramatic: '
(‘th u-‘er' Ilium will
-I’llia In Bed and “old metal!
hover. settled with [Pine Ribbo .
film an atla- nfv our
I H. A kl ‘ .
.. . a... antimony:
rs loam M Bubfim'suituwuyl R nlluhie
‘siinnnmnasn erratum
, .. gt.’ .
.. .
125 at once
have a, man ,
1*
call on lion and talk tele-
Then, with all
. order, you will have pour
name in the Telephone
Directom, which goes to
press on December 2nd.
: and possess ‘
.. [lit in
Try mind clourho.2NUI‘%OAL. a light. quietly. make. a
I1 l
b‘rotling, frying, boiling. routing
88 gm, ”may
I
thci J
l
[\
tilt“
Pr». . ..
iWILFRED BODWELL, Calhlor.
DIRECTORS, .
.‘H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
ohn H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
.tnqlah R. Marvln J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Sawrtz John H. Light
End H. Rowan.
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Miller 85 Jordan,
But that trial,
pace, and maintaining,
IOUTH NORWALK
inn (tact, till State Street,
IRIDGEPORT.
until
i.
i
i
i
‘ l 3hauks§ipinc
We will offer our entire stock of Dill-
lng Room Furniture, consisting of Sitic-
boards, Buffets, Extension Tables,
Chairs, etc. at special prices. Tllcso
i prices will mean a saving oi? 10 to 25"..
l on all cash purchases. Here is a
chance for you to get actual BAR-
GAINS. .
A special discount on all Carpets
and Rugs for the same lcngth of little.
F. A. Mitchell,
HOUSE-FURNISHER
COR. HIGH AND WALL STREETS,
NORWALK. CONN.
IMPORTED
tina
He atitlszi
l 'ln my opinion, tho, way to provide the
l
{Fine
, t in Cake Sets, Cereal Sets, Berry.
l
Sets. Chocolate Sets, Cup, Saucer and
Plate Sets.
We also have imported China, in 100
Cops, Saucers, Dishes, etc.
Imported ()Id Ithlgliah Blue Ware by,
the set or single piece.
Crockery, Glassware, Ilouueturnlah‘
Int: Goods.
Wall Papers and Prepared Paints.
M
Window Shades and Picture Frames
’0 order.
Contractor for Painting and Decor-
ating. .
—._.._..
wWe give the 6. a. H. Green Trad-
Ing Stamps. Auk for them.—
" L. ll. DECKER.
87 Washington Street.
Tel. Con. acuth Narwalk.
....c-....¢.....-... .0... .. 3.
Editor: 4 . ‘
‘i’ililllililiflpils, ‘
Otl Basil 'lelms.
auv voun’E—oonus HERE I
locum arc the 0th atom that curtu
in Illicit every record In the catalogue.
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