~
Ammunition In All Loude,
AND A NEW AND COMPLETE LINE 0'
Double and Single Guns and Rifles.
Waterproof Hunting Coats. Trousers Leti'
111115. and Gun Cases
Guns Repaired and Rented
Headquarters for Sporting Good: In General.
Norwalk HardWaTe Co.
39 MAIN STREET. NORWALA'
.. ..--W... -.."...-m----a.~.-,..-............_.m..
Breed Guercout Sate
3111' 111511.351» und'Qh'Mron.
Men's flood Overcoutl. black and blue, worth $10.00 . ... . . . .. ..... “.00
lit-tier Grade. worth up to $11.00 ....... $7.98
still Better (trade, worth $16.00 ...... .............. $9.43
11111101115115 ....... .............. ..... . H.911
’lhc Very lit-st, worth 82.5.00 ....................... . ........ , ..... 14.98
l‘hlldicn's(thorium-"111111111 :t to‘ii worth $175 ...... 98c
Better (linden $1.48, 31.,” 02. 48, $3 48 up to $5. 98 worth $2.
5.11, 33.011, 371.1311 11p
to $10110
'D 55111115
OUTFITTERB FOR MEN AND BOYS. .
11 11111-1111 Main Street South 11511511111.
y“... Pea Coat 54. 5o " No. 211111251155
Egg, Stove and Nut c511, $6 5.0
Delivered in the cellar
Carefullii screened.
. Free from slate
Best dualiiu.
Raymo nd Bros
(18 Washington Street.
WW»
”-...-.— ..--................w~.... ”.-....“ ... ..
SUITS MADE TO "ORDER
FROM 515 UP.
'Fai‘rCloakand FurStore
AISRAEL, Proprietdr. .
South Norwallr.
AN EDUCATION
Merrill Business College
I. a Safe Investment
And There' 3 Thousands In It. .
DAV SESSION FOR MONTH ...................... '. . . . . . . . f. $i2.50
NIGHT SESSION FOR MONTH ...................... .‘ ........ $5.00
PENMANBHIP 3 MONTHS ................................. $10.00
Enroll Monday, Dec. 2d.
South Norwalk. Stamford. Port Chester.
'3\\e Yetta Chuck 23 Split £51155.
$15
$10
3."
.5“
33 count MAIN er. so.nonw111.1<l
BreetBtiduet'tonSah on Suttsfioetefik’wm,
' 11311151531111.1111 Clt'ddren‘s Quote.
13.] 111: .2111115 1'11; ........... $7. 93 .2 till wool .\'1111':.\'1B-lliu,u, \\'uluts.31.98.
Mllllf‘li' ‘1).1i11 .............. 35. 98 1 .
l111r l.i111tl (1011111 ........... $22. 50 *3 N11 “HMS """"""""" ’1”,
shti1i1un'sgtrpmp ............ 34.00l511: 111111 of 15.1.. 111 £1.11, ........ :7. as
l
minlutratlonu ’ ilt: also $1211. postman
her of Chlcug
lll chief of 1h
ihmr yearn
iii-come puntnuxntor.
A HOLIDAY
HINT .1
(‘nll at our ()tllcc 11nd
exunrlrit- our “1111 111'
Gas and B
Electric Lamps-
For Reading
and Sewing,
They are inexpensive, convenient,
ornamental.
tunic. Is your horrid: properly illum-
innit-d for the holiday»? if not
Let us Pipe Your
House“ for Gas,
we will rlo It at cost. Our ncw‘llne oI
IIALI. GAS CLONES lion been 111--
1'1-11'1111. i‘till iintl 1-101- them.
Conn’eCticut
Company.
CHIROPRACTIC
the New Science Of Healing.
It hn'n made tho: liriphrtunt dicovcry
that. the” physical cause of «licence It!
loc. 111111 in the spine and it has devised
11 unique mcthod 51111111151111; and re-
'111111'lug llir‘ cause by rue-111111 of tilt:
liundu alone.
‘ Dr. Francis is prepared to make
SBpt'l' lul analysis of both acute 111111
chronic dlueaneu and remove the cause
by t-xport 91 Iontlllc Adiusinientn: also
to explain the philono‘phy of Chiroprac-
tic Sirloin-1:. - i shall be pleased to have
.ymlrvl‘etitlizm . who denim information
regarding this science cull at
94 E. Washington 8n. anllnn'd Block,
, South Not-walk, Conn
scientific Magnetic Tnatmcntn Alto
' Given.
él‘hlcngo litter-0111:1111 for
rrior' 111 11176, when he
Ever-w Lon's onessiuocuhin.
can I
1
t
'iug apartment or first
should be equipped with n dainty
unow white. one piece "Standard" Por-
celain Enlimeled Lavatory.
Huve you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully conve‘ntuet It would
be to have hot and cold running water
in your dressing chamber, nlccp-
floor toilet
room? its presence would nl‘lord you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent Ino-
chrinlcs, honest and reliable.
HoracggR. Nash,
CORNER MA AND WEST OTB.
p.115 11.111111111111171
, Funeral Director
; and tmbnlnur.
1' 1. North Mllil “plow"! NONI":
Roldan», 0 Washington OI.
Telephone at hon-c, O”. l
Telephone It pill“. m t
COME AND BB CONVINCBD.
Tun HATCH 8. 11111111 Co
MILL. foot of 11111111111111 Street.
LUMBER YARD,’ Water Street.
Lumber und Mill Work tor Everything
Tel. 46 3.
let. “-2. ‘
from a. Piggery to u Palace.
Now in the time to repair roots for winter's blasts and storms. We have
cycry variety of shingles ranging in price from $2. .10 to ”0.50 per thousand.
Also we have for tint roots the
LINCOLN ROOFING.
Asupctlor brand of ready- Hmadc up to date rooting. Good where any good
roof is lit edcd
but.
any
i'lc
proof
Acid» cannot. udect. it like tin or iron
Will stand tropic hunt or arctic cold.i.ouk11 like rubber
has no rubber in it Has no tar in it. Has no odor Can he laid in
intelligent workman. A perfect non- conductor—the bent insulating fob
madc.l1‘or all commercial pnrpoucu, practically fireproof it in vermin
Ruin will not touch it l.'111lcr ulnble floors it in most excellent
it 111- -tight, pliable and waterproof
floated with 1111p. illuiy sand it prcui'nfs an excellent appearance and rcnlntn
life
:1 mass of spongy film- which hold» water and in soon cooked off.
it in cooler than iron and more durable than tin. it is not coated with
it in not
but 11an with nepiialtum or rosin.1111tl when properly laid. thcrmln little, if
any,
placi of oil cloth
tendon of any kind fin
TH
expansion or c.ontracllor1 it 1111111911 a tint-1, ploln flooring, taking the
Warm 11-11 for eight yean' wear without repairs in at
ion on application.
...—”... -..----..- M.M.. .... ...- .. . ..
A Warm Reception.
YOUR PIIBINDO WILL RECEIVE A WARM IIOIPTION WHEN
IV VIIIT YOU THIS WINTIN IF YOU BUY YOUR COAL 0' US.
none-our '11:: our com. COAL 11-1111 ll c0111..
123 WATIN OTIIIT.
111
B. Hershfi‘eld & Son.
I‘D-14$ ’1. ....-
l
f'
' with tops. tempo. ole.
A. S 3U"
"Mi
2! compo Am,
Mr. Palmer wuu editor '
Madr- 11p to shit any"
RATED . ..
COUGI'I WAFERS
i\ median Yinillir-tglc wafer for
lhr- one: intent-hint, 11111101111111 and
fipnnmndlc 1211111111: 1111111 11111110111111 of
1.116X'l‘l1roui, 111111 huh“. .' PRICE 25c
LAXATIVE COL AND 1.11 GRIP?!
WAFIHI. Tin-11c wait-r11 contain the
icfllodloii in powder 1111111. They are”
11115,: to take. The coating quickly
disuolvm The action of the 11211161111111
i.-1 tilt-Icicle q’ulcltur tliqn lll tublct or
pill. PRICE 251', BOX.
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY,
not: wneuino'rou c'rnln.
' 1’11. 11. out. «11—:
1111 more me me wen-r...
-..... .. .-...;,. ..."... ....1_.,...
'l‘ht: M’l'lllllll on Sunduytovoning It,
the: Ens-11 Armin: Mcthodlut
will be on ihc'nubjcct,
(mun-11
" Putt-l1 work."
'l'iit: pmycr firm-ting this. c'vcuiug at
the Haul Avenue Thicihtrdiut ("lunch
"will bi: ntldrunucrl by ticorgc li.,'l'.11m-
rim, rlri Al’lllPlllilli, will: will lie :11'~'
conipunicd by 1111 Ar'nicrllun rol'iigt-c
lil’t'nl‘llt‘l' in 11111111: 1'11H.riii‘lc. ill: will
spi-tik'ulmiil tho ('llt’lhllilll frii'llltulc
oi the Armenian» Itlltll'l‘
the M'Vt'l‘l'
'l'urltlr'ii' pi mot-111101111, '
A hunting of 1111- ("third lionrd of
tho lint-'1 fan-nu:- 1i; lllliilhl (‘hurclr'
wuu llt'lfl lll.ll'1'1‘1'liillflfiillld 11 call: 1111111
mo-odt-rl to itm. (,11-111'111- ’l‘. iv‘m 1111111
to 1141111111 in charge of thc church for
another your. Zilr. Freeman ncceptcd
1111- will in 11 1'1-11’ wr-ll-clioncn words,
11111111 1-: 1111 gratification of the people
of tho 1"'l11111 11. mm litu‘r: become much
uttuched 111 him
I
(‘upiftiii ("coir ’l‘obt-y and the other
turnilwru oi lini’ucr'u Stove Club were
talking about good cooking thin morn-
ing, and 1111: 1qu naturally drifted to
tumour-r cook» 11nd chefs, (luptuln To-
111- -,1' strongly advocated that his broth-
1181111541" 'lwobcy. lit the. bent ever.
111111 1111 1111 examplyto provc thls.11uid:
"Why, 11:: cnn cook corned beef and
cabbage 1110 that you ciirl't tell it. from
custard pudding. " B'l'hrit ended the dis-
cuusion.
11.411.
nowny'rou,
'i‘wo gangs of. men have been busy
the past few days ttrld'nlghi keeping
the troughs in the milrond trucks be:-
iwccn Rowuyton and Burton free. from
low, 110 that. the locomotives con scoop
the writer 1111 usual, without stopping.
T1111 case of 51111133 31'; 111111111, 111.-
South Norwnlk grain denier. ugliinst
Frank A. llrandu, is scheduled to (1111111-
up in the South Norwuik l'lllll‘ of the
Town Court, next' Monday morning.
Mr llutch seeks to recover on a bill
Ylko'ti'm, to be due him, and titles for
l
The funeral of Rev.1Dr. Duvid Tay-
lor, better known as Father Taylor. oe-
curred last sunduy lit the First Bap-
tist Church in Mount. 'Vcrnon. N Y'.,
of which the deceased was a member.
A very large number. of friend» and
relatives gathered to do honor to the
man who wne widely known and loved
for hip many sterling qualities of head
and heart, The floral adoring was
large and cbunilful. Addresses were
made by the Rev. Dr. W. A. Grungcr
and Rev. Frank 0. Brown, at whom-
honrc in 'Rowayton the vcncrublc
preacher was a frequent and welcome
guest, and in whose church ho had
not seldom ministered in the pulpit. A
hour of friends in Rowdy top will mourn
tilt: departure, and among those who
will motif keenly feel his loss will he
the pastor of the Rownyton llaptiut
Church who regarded him an hit-1 futh
if in the ministry.
01111111111 AND 110301011.
\lr‘. and Mini boiler. who were or-
l‘i'rtllrll recently for breach of the
111.1119, have been fined for tho offense,
their lines amounting to sill.
0m- of thc bent entertainmento
i'l‘t'l' given in Norman took place at
the truck bonito, Tuesday evening. on-
lll'l‘ 1111- filliiplttmi of tho Volunteer
llm1k ladder and Host: Company. The
Iitli'l’ll won for the most part from
Greenwich, The lint number on the
program was by a mule quartet, com-
ptmcd of Mcnnrn, Walden, Fluke. Bltz
and Dory. Their selection "Cntnntro-
pho." by Sprnguc, brought forth much
lattghtcr and the applaiurc was so great
that they were obliged to renpond to
an cnmrc. Mien Edith Fame, in her
soprano itolo. "The Way of June." Wll
iuughby who most pit-using Marvin
ll Dory gave recitutlonu that, fully
sustained his reputation on n monolo-
int "Two Bones." by Werner, was
in by the quartet. F' Walden r1111
iicrcu the tenor solo "Dc -nr llcart " by
Part I, clout-11 with itclcctlon
qunrict. untiilcd ‘ Merrily Goes
“1: hurt the following second hand
AUTOMOBILES, which wo: will m-ll
them out or 11111111:
.2 two-cylinder IUICKI. equipped
1 fwncyllndor LOCOMOIILI,
equipped.
1WAVN! runabout
2 lhm-cyllndcr ELMONEB
All of thorn: machines are in drnt
clout: condition. ready 1011111. Call and
look them over.
I E llllKllllllll 81 Ill
TILIPNDNI I” l" WIND!!!“
“MOMMQWPM'
Wk.
.0
1,
nt v1-ry low prlccu in ordt-i' to cit-111:1"Marcbc lion Groin.
fully'
Milli
by 1%
0111' rk. " imillc. Piiii It opened with
:1 piston unit: by Prof Albert Angululi.
" by Liszt. "For
All Eternity," one of Manchcronl's
('yv'll'VY'.m""'n.l' wns 1111M: on 11 tenor nolo
lyi S M Fluke BA comic long wait
givcn by Mr, Duty M11111 F0019 siting
ugnln and Mr Dory r1:c.|tcd The pro-
cram cloned with u quurtct neloctltm,
1111: mind how " i’nrku. After the on
ririninnwnt dancing wen enjoyed.
. WOODIUIV IAIN IUINIO.
\Hlfllllll' NY. "We. .‘w—«A burn lir-
longing to Mrs. William lie-ed. on Main
street n hummer rcsideut here, was
burned nrii llldfi)’. T111- firc in thought
to 111111.- bnu of incendtnry origin. The
11
ton in nonmetal .1 $2,000,111“:
amnil amount of insurance
"f1 1-»- wnunom. .-
2.1.1.1111: 1.15 1&1! 'MW 1 l 1-." 2
Alipctm h lodge: hold n meeting Trice
day cv titling
4 '1
Mrs. Mlle Daniele llilll returned from
11 visit in New York t'.lly
Mitre Eluic Mirth, 'of New York, to
routing her parents in town.
or. (11111111111 11. mainland, of 3011111
Not-walk, will nrldr'uiiu tho mutt meeting
of tilt: Mliil's Congregational Club.
M111.
Jlillic'ti Mills and two children
. have boon the gucnts 5115111115. in
New York
Professor and .11... A. 1'. 11551111511411
Bridgeport, have been guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles ilarrls.
Mr. and Mrs H. l. Tunnel nr'c enter
j, lulnlng iv‘tt-tlei'ick 'l‘otptct of New Mll-
~ ford.
Mr11..l ll. MtArdlc and Miss Mary
Clear have returned from a ilnlt in
I Now you.
John Cnmpiwll, offltnmford. la :1
ghost at the horn;- of Mr.
and Mrs
John Wehrlc. '
hmir‘hntl Mrs, Charles Van Valkpm-
burgh 9r" 11tciltiliilng Mrs. W. Ii. Van
Sinuc. of ridge-port
...—......
Homer lice-1's left town this week
for 1h:’ 8.111 l’crlt'o gold mines in
Mexico. 71.. .-
fl
Mru, .loscph Sniffen will criteria it
tho Clln‘elll..E\’eilll club this after-
noon, ,
Mitts Ruth McFarland, who line been
npvmtllng her vacation with her parents
In the Farms, has returned to Phila-
dolphin.
1
The first. of the union Bible services
Wile held inst. t’ienlllg 111 (' hrisl church.
Nev. Samuel ll. Collnduy, oi licrl-tlr-y
Divinity school, addressed the meeting
Portmnotcr Churiou llurrls has been
presented with 11 hnnduomc ,Morrlu
chair y his friends of the Methodist
parish. ,
u—-.——d-——;—¥ V '
Miss A. E. Score, of Brewster, N. Y.,
who has been visiting at the home of
Mrs. P. 11 3111110111,- in dongs-1111111., tun-1
returned home
The Lutllt'ii Aid 'uoclnl of the Molli-
odlnt. c-hunh 1111-1 Yesterday afternoon
Mrli.9ylvt*1lt'l i-‘outcrbud (hdi "1- of
the program of the Missionary 11111::-
lug. which 111111 held Tuesday afternoon
at. the home of M111. Augustus Mrs.
The following pupils wem neither
abhont nor trrr'rl)’ during October 111.1111:
cht Suugnluck school: Henry Beers.
Clarence Ht’l’l'l-i, Theresa Haul, .lcnnic
Hagar, 1.0111111: .llnlzhanscn, Jumcu
801111, Prod Morris, Huzcl Sturgcu, Mu-
.‘rBin. Keith, Fi't'd 8101111111,,an Mary
cit. '
The following Officers of tim- Ep-
worth tongue write elected for the 1-11-
suing your: l’rt-sitlcnt, Want-1' A. Pork:
vice-president, idepurtment of spiritual
work). Even-11.0. Simpson; ut-cond
Vlce'Dreeltltnt. (department of woi'ld'il
evangelism), Mrs. George 11}. Bishop:
third vice- president (department of
mercy and help) Mrs Stanley H.111)-
low; secretary, Miss Mary Sniffan
treasurer, Minn Currie Sniffer).
BADLV MIXED UP.
’Abrahnm Brown. of Winicrton, N.
Y.. had it very remarkable experience;
he says: "Doctors got badly mixed 11p
over me: one said heart (linense: two
called it kidney trouble; the fourth.
blood whom. and the fifth stomach and
livcrtror1bl1::but none of them helped
me; so my wife advised trying Elec-
tric Bitters, which are motoring me to
perfect health 0m: bottic did“ me
more good than all the tin: doctors
prescribe: d " Guaranteed to cure‘ blond
poleort,.wcuhn1-11s and all stomach, liv-
er 11nd kidney complnints. by F. ii.
anter, druggint, 5111-, 2‘
ATLANTIC :xrneso Wnecueo.
Thirteen Puungern injured at Pitts-
burg, Ponnnyivanin.
Pl’l‘TSBURG Pu.Dcc.r1.—-Tt1e At-B
luntlc express it'nln, No. 8. east- bound,
on the 51111111111111. Ruilroud,‘ was
wrecked today in few minutes after it
had left the Union Station. A majori-
ty of the puoengeru on two Pullman
car: were Injured, thirteen 1111 seriously
I! to require medical attention.
The wreck was caused by either a
frouu nwltch' or u too hcnly throwlns
of the switch, it in tiald with the rcnnlt
thnl. two Pullman cars were thrown
from the trucks and were uldc nwlpod
by two express ours that. were being
shifted into the station
The accident was 11 peculiar one and
mlrmloucly free from fatalities. The
six day motion of the train panned
over the switch left-iv. but two Pull-
man corn wow thrown from the truck
directly against the two express curl
traveling.wcnt.1'ho front part. of one
Pullman won rrttohcd and unstained
the most dumnxc, Fortunately only
three pcruons worn the: only occupants
of thin cur. Every window in the oth-
er car who broken and the impact was
so terrific an to throw all flip 111111111111—
gun: to the floor Violently. Mctllcpl
attention won given the injured at tit:-
11111511811111”
KILLED IV PALL PROM WAGON.
NORTH A8l'll1'0lil). Dec. {inc-Th9
body of W'i‘lll'y lionworth. of 111111
town. was found on an embankment.
today. He started to drive from Enli—
ford to his home- trust night. and cvi-
dcntly mintook the road and on tho
fllllllilllflm'lll ilw which: was upper.
lkinworth rccelurd a frocturcd skull
and 1111 help come he died when he:
lay. lie was forty-noun more of age
unit leaves 11 family.
You control Ind be
turn your truck on LII
wit you
, Wu (linked with Aliciiilonlnp
, zlemenl. bad 11 plea in abatement. en-
1.5111111 .11.. 5
1 Ariana iii 111611 51111111
...-1'. 511111-1111 151-»).
{Nye
3'5"“ of Which lie W» the
her, 111111 111111111111 11‘ L650
5 to Appearing
Charles Knight, charged with the
nbundoruncnt' of an infant child in
i‘ulrileld, forfeited :1 bond of ”100 in
lin- criminal superior court. rather
than take a chance or getting hve .
youth in state» prison and a due of
$500. lie is the man alleged to have
taken an infant 1121111 than 24 hours old,
born to M11111 Flora A. like, of Holly
111111111, Bridgeport, 11nd of which he
won the fat or to 3 Incl In fronhoi
81. 'i‘homao' Roman catholic Church in
l-‘ulrfleld. and leaving it to in bile,
lie had difficulty in securing :1 bond
and doubtless gave good security to
Clayton l1. Smith. who who his uurety.
He has a wife and two children. one of
them born a week or no. previous to
the infant which was abandoned. the
was employed in McNamuru's market
on Seavlew avenue-Bridgeport, near
the Rice home, and there tilt-11hr: girl
he in alleged to have wronged lie in
said to him: lit-en working In Bridge-
port 11p to a short time ago.
John Gordon, charged with breaking
and entering the Washington Park,
Bridgeport, alleys and stealing tobac-
co, wail given six months on each of
two counts. lie was nontenccd to six
mouthtt in jail in September, 1906, and
it I11 proposed that the sentence be
doubled every time he it! found guilty.
Annie Carmine. half lndlun and half
negro, charged with abstracting u
rubo’ii wallet. from his clothing at the
Danbury fair, will languish in the
county jail for one your.
William H. Borne-m, originally charg-
ed with the abuse of a female child,
Grace Manchester. in Bridgeport.
pleaded guilty to indecent assault and
was sentenced 111 one year in jail.
Hurry St. Clair, charged with embez-
tercd and withdrawn and 11 motion to
quash denied. lie received a three
months' sentence.
Walter Armstrong, of Bridgeport,
will lipcud three months in Jail for the
amount. of damage he did and the
goods he stole from John 11111111115115:
yucht. John Jack, his companion for-
felted $300 security put up by W, B,
Tiittlo.
Michael Sank and Lawrence Smith,
two boys, had charitctt of theft polled;
August l'llldcbrnnd originally churgr
ed with horse theft pleaded guilty to
embezzlement by built-e and was sen-
tonccd to slit months l“ jail and to pay
a hut: of $200. 1
F 0“!”
Bundle
:iin find initiate turf/1111111111
ligature
of
. ”...—.... ......
STATE LAYS TAXES
ON CORPORATIONS
Public Service companies Must
Contribute 1111'. Than a hill-
lion and allalf’
”.71.
HARTFORD, Iler‘.‘1"1.—~l'1111llc ur'r'vi/t‘o
corporations in Connecticut 111111 in
Bcrt.llr.:tl upon to pity $1,625,424.” in 111:-
15. based on tho valuation plutt- ll upon
their property or tin: gross 11111011111 111'
their buttini 1111 by tho, 1111111 Iroui'tl 11f
culmination 111-1 19111111111 to Tax (11111-
ltinor William ll.("111'11i11. If 1hr-
to“w the rotnpnnics will on .1,- 1111
fold wzn New York, Now lion-11 and
Hartford Ralllllilll ('mnpnny. $1,112.
5111;01th railroads, 5175,3111: 1111'1-1-1
railroads, 322'1'1111 icingrnph i'lillipllll-
lot-i, $5150; tclt'plrolit- trimunnien,
$1111, 211}; express comp: 11111'. 51* iii).
With the exception of Illl A1111 ilcnn
'J‘clcgrnph 11nd T1 it: phoni- company, the
.21'ght intlepenrh n1 teleplmm- compuuh 1
it). (he slate arcf ftixcd upon l 107 11111111
1111112111 or the mm of $1.10 1"! 111111111
mum, as provided tor by the lust gon-
cr. u assembly. the value being in-
cruised from 70 cents per instrument.
Th 1 Southern Ntw England Telephone
con wuny is taxed on .17 1111.1 1111111111111-
tors at $1.10. in the case of the first
named compun thir‘o are only two
into Illillll'l's in the 1111111: and the: 1111-
urlltn of wlré at 25 cents a mile. i-‘our
cxpmeu companies are laXt'd upon
1110111. receipts. the 'l'ryollv i-zxprceu
company being returned at ‘43. B131 in
grony' business. ..
TNP New Haven road's taxes are
based upon 11 taxable value of 5121.
992,547 of its main line, of which
length the fraction 23057 313269 repro-
eents thy: part within the state or 886.-
289. 720 which, plus the value of
branches in the state of 833.751. 623,
Milton 3 total of 8120 041,343, 11an on
this a l per cent. tax is laid, with n
deduction of . ”67 864 for local taxes.
etc,
The millage of telegraph companies
Within the state in given at 24,602. The
Connection Rnilwny and Lighting
Company in taxed upon property vul-
nod :11 $17,990,415,
«After a heavy meal, take a couple
of Donn' n Regulars, and give your Ito-
mach liver and burial: the help they
11111 need. _ Reguletn bring only, re-
gular purples of the bowell.
PRINCE PU LIN lN TOKlO
.TOKIO, lice. 5—Prlnce Pu Lin, a
quaint envoy from China, who 111 ro-
trIrning the recent violin of Prince:
Ptvsbtml of Japan. to that country, ur-
rii all be 1: hurt evening. He won wel-
ctlmcd the depot by Prince i-‘ushlmi,
ruprciicntatlven of the imperial home'-
holtl, cabinet mlnltitcrn the Chinciio
rillulnter and hundreds of Chinese ulti-
duntu. timid much enthulinrim. He wan
driven to tho Shlba palace, where he
will be entcrtulncd during his vitrif,
which will laid a week. Murry func-
tions have been arranged in 11111 honor
sorts hunt in on these "and upon 111,259 “
fly ,
rllily trim in 111.111
of Botticelli: in item
Bur, honoured. ml is New
11 Nofldflll of South Norwn‘llt
1H.-
lumen 1W .Atln who written “1-113
Water stroety in South Norwulli. in
one: of the uurvivon of the ill—fated
battleship Maine. which with blown
up in llnvaiyi harbor.jwhlch'nct pre-
cipitated ,1: war with Spain, which '
reunited Spain getting the form:
and moi-it complete "trimming" that
ever a nation received and which
the United Stolen precious. expcnnivo
Philippine Islands.
ills account of the explosion which
not the peoplc of the United Stub: in
a fighting temper and which frond
Cuba is an interesting one Allen won
a member' of the crew of the Maine at
the time. He says flint when the but-
tleuhlp entered the harbor 111112 was
unsigned to a buoyed mooring. on boot» ,
were not allowed to drop anchor in
the harbor.
The Cuban: and the Spaniards were
at war at that. time and moot of the
people in Havana were Suninrdn.
Some of them visited the buttlotihlp
and among them was 11 bumbootmnu
who sold provlnions. fruits 11nd the
like to the members of thecrcw. 'l‘bln
bumboutmunwas allowed the run of
the chip and unheated to he very much ‘
interacted in c’vérytlilpl oil board;
but more of the bumbootmnn inter
The night of the explosion Allen
was below decks pe'rtcefuliy sleeping
in his hammock, when suddenly its
heard 3 terrific roar and felt the shock
of the explosion and in a second found
himself floundering about in the Water
of ilarunn harbor. Around hint .we'i'n
wounded and dend and pieces of
wreckage of all sorts. lie iolt litm-
nelf to be badly hurt and succeeded
in getting hold of something ducting
nearby and held on until he we: pick-
ed up by some sailors from the Ward
Line steamer City of Washlnglob.
lie was taken to St. Ambrouc‘ hospi-
tul where it who found that. he had
sustained external rind internnl injur-
ics, was badly burned purl 11151111 blind.
For thirteen days he- 15111111111111 blind
and when he 1' covered iii» eyeiilght
almost the fire person that be 111111.-
111.111 the burribouiniun. but a bamboo:-
than no longer, being clad in the ghpdy
uniform of Ba general of the Spanish
army. The, 3111,51 confessed that lie:
was the former 111 rimboatruun. but that
he had been u [1 pond in the Spohieh
5111111 for five yearn and that he Blind
been visiting the Maine to learn with:
he «mid of the 11111111
Alien remained in llirvnna for sonic-
day:- and who then 1.1km to the Dr.
’l‘or'tugun, when: [in warm kcpt for thir-
tmvn days. r1511. 1‘1: r': ht wtinl to
K121 xix-111,111,111: 111 wmi lit the lion-
pltul for tlili‘tt- {our 1111111, 111: was
1111 11 1111111 to 111.111 Y,oi'k where he Wit-1
under tBrt-utmeul for three months, at
tor which in» was twill to Norfolk. V11.
11'-',l1111: on luly 1, a nit-ritual curve:
111;- hold over him and he was [ll'll‘
pounced physically mum to perform
1111' :'11 duly and not qllflllfil'll for 1-1--
cnliutrm 111.
iii: has liccn ti rot-111111111 of Snutr
Nurw'ulk for 110nm three months.
Allen. in t-oiumcuting on the Amort-
can navy. said: "We are the grezrtvt'
fool nation lit the: world Any old for
vignm who 11.1111. 111 can go on bor'it l
and be shown all over flit: ehip no tl1.1f
he can 101311: the magazines pull 11111
\‘lllll points of the ship."
__———-————-—
CASTOFI IA
mogul-11111111.. ,
, lior'ner p.011mmolngc is going to
Wanhingtoh,Dc¢1B:nib1-r 12. to alli'fitl
the meeting of th'e' National Mourni-
(lommlttce,whi1,h will it; the time and
place for the next Democratic «inven-
tion,
"There'l going to hop bully‘ good
time in politic» next year at" snggented
an Interviewer to Mr Cummings at
noon yesterdny. ,
“Perfectly bully." agreed the former
mayor. but. further than that he won
non committal. Mr Cummings was 1:.
Parker man four years 520,111" be 111:- ,
pears now to have gouc hack to his
first love, and in preparul to whoop
things up for Dyan llin friends hope
he will take an active part in local
polltlc.t.oo.Son11h0w be but! been
mined both by friend and foe since
he retired from uctivo participation in
the affairs of the Democracy 11 you
ago.
DANGEI IN AOKING AWIOI. ”
When you have a cough or cold no
1101 111111 110nm one what in good for it.
1111 thereto «longer in taking can run--
known preparation. Foley’ 0 Km
and Tar ,curcu coughs. colds. 111111 on»
1111111111 pneumonia. The genuine 111 in a
yellow package. Refuse nthltntu.
The Clifford Pharmacy and Philatel-
lirug more "
iNK IACTORY lUlNlO OUT...
NEW YORK. lit-c 5.-A rill-0m
factory building occupied by 111111 8
Wlhorg. mnnufncturcru of printing
inks. wits demand by Me at puffi-
VII
hour this mornimt
repcb 3100.000. ’l'bc but
' outed It 1411111 111111 “mm: «mm
our many lni'pn tact-rice. but none
the other building wu
antic-11 in the 111mm for r ,
luvl ‘
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