This“. package is
You prefer it because it has a
fresh Ileountry butter"taate you
.lwl almost forgotten.
The same levery. time because
_ the odor and germ-proof package
preserves its fresh-made ii‘avor.
aired only by: this creamery
WNWIP‘sIqu-Il Iaueuall mummggflal
If your grocer can't mp you but: Ill.
DILLON and DOUGLASS,
New Remand Hartford. Conn . , . ‘
SW Mum Providence. R. I. ' ‘
porinlnod to be
‘_ .’
.._.t.‘“”i°:ii.°'.i';t;
you prefer
the moment
you tar-359,0...
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._ , , - ' v AMAGI YANKEE.
. .‘O'cti 3. J—Word was
. tom the Scott Wrecking fleet
y. to the effect that the cruis~
'e -ahkee. ashore on: Ron anderick-
. Sh,oal was not demaged by
.1- rsday night's “arm, as the wind
oh 01pm.- Pumping tests made
Thursday Show that the temporary
hitches. hold, and it is expected the
eruiler will be hauled of! Sunday,
, or 3131-0. Ill-TAT COLD
g a rose in pneumonia Bra-
/ ‘ impair!“ is breaitln tip-colds when-
evdit mod) almost Wighout exception
W stile and 51. Bottles The
thie‘r's and; leicled's. ”
fl
J? [Ilium Evenings.
4 d to I p... m. .
my Mamie Wait»
‘linau Parties and Banquets
‘1 ' “liquid. "~ '
sunsets earners.
Proprietor. ,
termite I”.
so.
' e
' IAOT‘ 'IIIORWADII.
simplifications this of
Sea Food- Cooked to Order. ‘
'IAL'./l“
John E. O’Sulivau
lI
enoriu ton.
pastime-e. on u an.
portrayand m
T!L'o CALI-03".
FROM DEPOT.
II'P PLAN; .
"that
, M on Draught.
’ A”. Rroprleter.
. never let it run into pneumonia. nor
» left a grip-wreck. Only thing on earth
- if' the grip starts with hemorrhage of
have a vehicle to take ft lb.
i, always on amount.
LYME MURD R 1' IA .
LYME, Oct. 3.; Iltii. Rich‘s: and
John James charged with the murder
of Katie Yurkiewslz. on September 7.
were arraigned before Justice Lewis
Cr'andall, of New London. In the
school house here, yesterday. The tes-
timony of Medical Examiner Josiah O.
Ely and Harry Rawsou, who found
the murdered womans ’body Bernard
Kux and John Jeriogwitz, by whom
she was employed as housekeeper.
took up the greater portion of the day.
The counsel for the defense will make
no fight for the men at this hearing.
and Will not oppose the binding over
of the men to the Superior court
LA ORIPPE.
Brasilian Balm never lost a case;
that kills the tough grivutcrm. llut,
you want Balm In a plenty. so do not
trifle with the small sizes. but get the
500 or 81.00 bottle and take half a
teaspoonful in water every three
hunts. Be sure to keep up this treat-
ment faithfully for two weeks after
you think you are Well. to utterly an
nihilate every gem in every great 0r-
grin. These remaining genus cause the
will after effects; it is half-cured giip.
the lungs give the large dose every 10
or 15 minutes till it stops.‘
Plain unvnrtiished truth is too
strong for some people. They have to
f A.
.. ‘.
’ cone
'1
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Transfers Which Teak Place Last
Week In Town Clerk Smith’s
Office.
The following deaths have been re
corded at the Town Clerk's office:
Josephine M. Brown to Ada A. Pa-
gan. house and lot. Scaview avenue.
War.
Eunice. Griswold to Eva W, Parker.
house and lot, 10 Orchard street. War.
Hon. John Bulasz to Herman Quitt-
ner. land and buildings, Mechanic
street and Ely avenue. War.
Hermann Quittnor to John Bolus:
and wife. land and buildings Mechanic
street and Ely avenue. War.
Hermann Quittnsr to Antonio Tor-
tor.clln land and buildings, Ely avcmlc.
War.
Antonio Tortorclla to Frank Rontans,
land and buildings. 3 Ely avenue. War.
Frederick Gregory to Fred J.
Hodges. lot and buildings. tlwrgc ave~
nuc. War.
Frederick Gregory to Frederick Bill
cuiscin. lot and buildings, George avo-
nuc. War.
Peter J. Burke and Mary A. Burks to
Frank Donahue. Attach. 1.500. 00!.
i. 1906. Building lot. Gregory Point
avenue Sup. Ct. lst Tuesday. Nov..
1908.
Edward J. Ludriguu io lira Hall, lot
and buildings. lioion Point avenue.
War.
SAVED HIS BOY'S LIFE.
"M thrcu year old boy was badly
ICILIIId a high fever and was
In an awful condition. 1 gave him two
FRANK C1.
fVan’ Scoy
“Wilma
errant. .. »
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AND
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Tie. Sheet Iron. Corr“
to South lain SM‘
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IS NOT MODERN OR SCIENTIFIC
:UNLESS couscous. .
Monarch Repair Shop,
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"all It. ll Plnlstcd.
' for the district of Stamford, met yes-
' Judge of probate.
. tion and
~ interests of the people.
' were: Herbertc. Reed, Mayor Tapper.
‘ night and .the cirods men trailed the
doses of Foley's Orino [fixative and
the next morning the fever was gone
and he was entirely w.cl| Foley s Ori
no Laxative saved his life.‘ A Walk
(‘asfmon Wis. Clifford Pharmacy
I
JENNINGS FOR JUDGE.
Unanimous Choice of Probate Conven-
tion. in Stamford, Yesterday.
The Republican Probate Convention
te‘rtlay at 12:30 p. m.. in the rooms of
the Stamford Republican Club, and
nominated Stanley 1‘. Jennings for
Mr. Jennings was
immediately notified of the
responded with a brief
speech, in which he said he would
put up as good a canvass as he could.
and gave assurance that,
he would conduct the office for the
The delegates to the convention
Who was a proxy for Mr. Jennings;
Hezekiah Weed and Robert H. Orr of
Stamford, and William W. Ballard and
E. B. Hindley. of Daricn
Mr. Reed was chosen chairman at
the convention two years ago, and
called the convention to order about
12:30 yesterday. Hezekiah Weed was
chosen secretary.
Mayor Tapper nominated Mr. Jon.
mously,
pointed a committee to tell Mr. Jen-
nings of the action that led been tak-
en. and bring him to thb conven-
tlon. e
o‘cwfinrfi.
lamb strum
lien-inn
of
SHOT A LION. '
Andrew Ballet's irother Has Joyous
, Experience.
E. H. Radel, 0! Bound Brook. N.J
ew Jersey yes-
terday morning. Not that lions are
particuliirly' tiun'ierouh- In that state.
for this one escaped from Leos Wash
b‘urn‘e circus. and was stalking about
the home or Mr. Radsl.
The. lion broke away during the
beast, which reet'ed- near the Radel
farm The superintendent of the‘cir-
we applied to Mr. Radel's watchman
for a gun and in turn Informed Mr.
Radel, who Jumped out of bed and
shot the lion himselb ’
“This is a fetus country, Bridget!"
exclaimed Norah. who had but recent-
ly arrived in the United Sthtes. "sure
it's generous everybody Is. I asked
at the post-oilice about slndiu money
to me mither. and the young man tells
me I can get a money order for 010
for 10 cents! Think of that. now!"—
nomina ,
if elected .
pings without making any speech. The“
nomination we agreed upon unani- .
and E. B. Hindley was Ill" ‘
a brother of Andrew Rnd'sl and Mrs. _
Rudolph Lohr,’ of BH geport, bagged ‘
. a lion in the wilds of
Both Republicans and Democrats
Place Nominations in the Field
' Béiow are the town and city tickets
of both parties to be voted for next
Monday.
At the annual town meeting the
voters will be fronted with four
ballot boxes. The first Is for the
town ticket which will” be placed in
the large envelope. The second Is for
the license vote the ballot for which
will be placed III the smaller or lemon
coin envelope. The third box will
be f the school codaolldntlon ques-
tion. and this will be voted loose
without any envelope. The fourth box
is for women' s ballots, and Is not very
only the town ticket is put In the
large envelope, and that only the li-
cense or no license ticket Ila put in the
lemon-colored envelopes Both enve-
Icons should be securely sealed
TOWN TICKETS.
Republican.
SELECTMEN
James A. Brown
Alfred Aviaon
COLLECTOR OF TOWN TAXES
William H. Guthrie
CONS'I‘AIILES
Thomas Leatherland
Charles I“. Page
John J. Goodwin
Edward .I. Ladrigan
GRAND .lliitOltS
William P. Beers
George E. Curtis
John W. Duke
ASSESSOR
Oscar W. Raymond
BOARD OF RELIEF
J. Sturges Randall
George W. Stevens
AUDITOR OF TOWN ACCOUNTS
Frederick G. Benedict
SCHOOL VISITORS
Bradley S. Keith
Henry C. Sherer
REGISTRARS 0F VOTERS
First Districts-Joseph A. Caviar
Second District, dwnrd B. ,Doulens
Third District .' dward E. Corhum
runs: ‘W‘hRDEN
. Joseph: Cornell
Democratic.
SELECI'I‘MEN
Jolm llcvine
James T. Powers
COLLECTOR 0F 'l‘OWN TAXES
Robert ii. Mitchell
i‘.0NS'l‘.-\lilaES
ilryan ll. Silk
'l‘holnas Hunt
John Reynolds
Frank Stevens
GRANT JURORS
Frank . Ballwltz
Jalnes uthcrland
James 0. Jennings
‘ ASSESSOR
Dudley hi. tiny
BOARD OF REL] F.
James Sutherland
Charles E. Williams
Alml'roa or mwn ACCOUNTS
John H. Rodwell‘
SCHOOL VISITOR
Thomas F. Clone
REGISTRARS OF VOTERS
First District—Bernard C. Fecncy
Second i)lstrict——Danlel Keogh
Third District—Frederick L Lundquist
TREE WARDEN
Carl Schanb
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NORWALK CITY TICKETS.
Republican.
MAYOR
John M. Hurr
CITY TREASURER AND TREASUR-
ER OF W ATER FUND
Henry 1’. Price
COLLECTOR
Addison A. Betta.
AUDITOR
Charles E. Curtis
CITY SHERIFF
Thomas Leatheriand
COUNCILMEN
Howard A: Crampton
Henry S. Selleck
William P. Beers
William H. Odell
Charles E. Lawence
Edward S; Meeker
MEMBER OF BOARD OF REGISTRA
. TION
John W. Curnow
INSPECTOR OF ELECTIONS
Frederic. B. Ambler
WATER COMMISSIONER
Levi Hanford
Democratic.
MAYOR
John J. , Cavanagh
COUNCILMEN
James 1‘. Hubbell
Henry Mathias
George S. Grumman.
John Malone
George S. Bailwita
Leemon T. Brundage
TREASURER AND TREASURER OF
a THE WATER: FUND
Howard Montgomery
SHERIFF
Bryan S. Silk
COLLECTOR
Fred Drawer
WATER COMMISSIONER
Geo array
crrv couul’r'rnm
Jamesi'l‘. Hubbell
RE018'1'
E F Duy
INSPECTOR! OF ELECTIONS
John W.
eou'rH NORWALK cn'v “tickers.
see—w .
ROPIIBIIOML -
Fraukgghrris . .
heavily used in Norwalk. Be sure that _
- &e:¥nono.Wv-tt§ on
. U 7 .
Ange-tor O. Koon-
Fem vs , r
vines ad '
iNSPEC’l‘O you!“ a ECTIONS
Won‘t .Jr.
0.33;“ shut
TREASURBIII‘M OF
FU NDT
William Podmore
COUNCILMEN
Thomas Robins
Chester r Clark
John E. Paul
George W. Bogardus
Charles F. Mills
William Miller
Democratic.
MAYOR
Francis 1. Darnell
TREASURER
Wilfred E. Bodwell
TAX. COLLECTOR
William S. Wilcov
CITY SHERIFF
Leroy Adams
AUDITOR
Charles E. Williams
INSPECTOR OF ELECTIONS
Louis D. Ladrlgan
REGISTRAR OF VOTERS
Jeremiah Egan
WATER COMMISSIONER
Christian Swariz
TREASURER .OF WATER FUND
Wilfred E. Bodwoll
COUNCILMEN
Albert Pohlman
Charles H. Clarke
William H. McMahon
Frederick Hunkemcier
Daniel Dunlap
George W. Bogardus
lliillllfillllii ill
WATER
The 1000f“. WW my!
I“. I
O
I‘ \pciiiimutlp
infants and C
for 3.0. .30.?“
load! super-view:
Allow no one to
All Uu-uuterl‘cim, Infections and “Just-as-gbod” are but,
thwoi; trifle with, and announcer the hoottb a!
—Exporlonco against Experiment-
hint. and which I'
.borne the y .
been madcap. .
“or
lines! Mature: i ,
eceIVe you to title.
What is CASTORIA
Casfrlrin Is a harmless sub-twists for Castor Oil. Pare- .
"'n‘lii'. ”TOM and BOOIIIW Syrups.
It is Pleasant. It
till-IIIIIIM "stiller Opal-n. Morphine no! other Narcotic
flIIIlhII'flWC.
11ml tillliyn Fmrishness. If
i 'ulli'.
[to age is its gurus-name. It destroys Worms
cures Diarrhoea. and Wind
in romeo Continua Troubles, cures Constipation
mil I‘ brnrleucy. It assimilates the Food. regulates the
«w- :lu'll and B well. giving healthy and
to! sleep.
I In- Children's Panacea—Tho Mother’s Fi'le
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
A Financier Takes Exception lo theI
Figures Submitted by Affor-
ney Keogh
Editor of The Sentinel:
\tht a singular spectacle presents
Itself to our progressive and enterpris-
ing people. A statement such as was
cos, of the financial condltlons of the
city, simply put in a shape to belittle
and damage. How strange that a few
or our citizens. who. of their own voll-
tion selected this delightful city for
and devolopcd into useful members oi
ill community. should express
sickly and infantile conceptions of
their own chosen locality. Without
verifying the figures We take
cus:
City's and schools' entire
Indebtedness ............ 1
The city assessed property
valuo', which is only about
60 per cent. of real value. .
Balance of actual value 40
ii i 2.000
.000
all? 3
per cent ................. {755,000
Church properties not ab
, seas ....... , ........... 300.000
School properties not us-
séssed .................. 130.000
City properties not assessed 175,000
Water works .............. 531,000
310.524.1300
The indebtedness of the. city is less
than six per cent of normal value. it
the city will entertain a proposition.
i am authorized by a reliable syndicate
to make the. following:
For water works ............ 1600. 000
For electrical plant .. ....... 115,00t
For citv properties .......... 47 .000
8762.000
This will give the city money to pay
off the $612,000 Indebtedness, leaving
her school properties clear. and give
her 1l50 000 in cash for her treasury
or investment
It would seem in fairness to the 99
per cent. of our maple who are happy
and contented. getting good. solid en-
joyment from being one of as. living
with such gracious public conditions
on every hand. that the other one per
cent. who think that. the eternal bow-
wows are on our trick. that we are
drifting into some horrible vortex,
should no longer remain here and en-
dure such awful spasms of mental tor-
ture. They chose to pitch their tent
among us: If it is not the best place
on earth. why not pack up and skid
doo? _
Fl NANCIHR
-0 A as '1‘ c: It :i: A; .
an. n. lie on lot line limit dream
I at
.n . . _
FAIRBANKS’ GRANDSON CHRIS-
.TEN .
PITTSBURO. Pa.. Oct. 3.——Vice-
President Charles W. Fairbanks yes-
terday attended the christening of his
grandson, Charles Warren Fairbanks.
lil.. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Cole Fairbanks, of this city. This was
the first time the vice president has
seen his grandson. and he expressed
much pleasure at the opportunity.
The water used in the ceremony was
brought here from the river Jordan.
“Jones is always wasting his time.
isn’t be?” “How?" “Arguing with his
wife."--Detroit Free Press.
He-lf you refuse me i shall go out
and hang myself to the lamppost in
front of your house. She—Now.
George. you know father said he
wouldn't have you hanging around
berm-Life. ,
Pill.“ OURID AT NONI IY NEW
ADDORPTION METHOD.
mannered hora‘bleeding. itching.
blind or? ”protruding piles. tend the
Your addr will fall “If how
to care. not at home by e new
absorptio tfiatment; And will also
sendhim some of“h this home treatment free
Whom your
the: magnifies Immedi
.of fill.
. Sum-
Youth' a Companion
._.~.m. ...-..
Edwin Wilcox
more. no: P. Nelle ’Danlo. ind. "
made by Attorney Keogh at the can -
their home. and here have prospered .'
such 1
them ,
from The Seutlnel's report of the can- _
IIIIII ”M II
"Well Known Residents 'Suller Loss
by Cracksmcn ‘
in the absence of member's of the
household of Harry Flint. at Flint's
lCorner. Falrfleid. yesterday afternoon,
burglars cut away a portion of. the
screen door, backed a hole through
the wooden door large enough to slip
the inside bolt, and ransacked
house.
about 1200. in It were a gold watch.
two gold“ lockets, a necklace. a diu-
mond stick pin. two pairs of gold cuff
links. The lookets bore monograms
"O. C.." and the sleeve buttons "J. l.
R." the initials of Mr. Fliut's son,
Joseph 1. Flint the Fairfield town
clerk. . ,
Clllldré-n returning from school are
believed to have frightened the intrud-
saw them ready egress thev left the
house through a back door. The air
illorilies notified the local police, but
thus far no clue to the burglars or
their loot has been discovered.
GOVERNOR WOODRUFF.
To Be the Guest of Bridgeport Italians
.. on Columbus Day
BRIDGEPORT. Oct. 3.—-Oov. Wood-
ruff will be the guests of the Italians
of this city on Columbus Day in an
interview in New Heron, yesterday.
was Deputy Sheriff Richards, he
promised that he would not only be
present. but would hays his military
staff in attendance also. Governor
Woodrui'f and stuc will probably make
the Algonquin Club their headquar-
ters when in the city
The acceptance of Lieut. Governor
Lake. of Hartford, has previously been
received: Lieut. Oar. Lake will be in
Bridgeport the Saturday previous to
the celebration. and will be one of the
party with the maydr and the mem
the officers of the Haitian cruiser, Et-
tero Ficramosca. when she arrives out-
side the harbor. Lieut. Gov. Lake
said he would act. on the reception
committee.
When Sheriff Richards was in New
Haven yesterday, he called upon the
firm, of J. B. Sergeant and 00., who
employ several thousand Italians, and
succeeded in convincing the manage-
ment to give the ltaiian employee in
their establishment a half holiday on
the 12th inst. That will allow about
1.000 ltallane from New Haven to par-
ticipate In the parade in this city.
A JEWELER'S EXPERIENCE.
.C. R. Klugcr. The Jeweler. 1000 Vir-
ginia Ave.. lndianapolis. lnd., writes:
"I was so weak from kidney trouble
that {could hardly walk a. hundred
feet. Four bottles of Foley’s Kidney
‘ Remedy cleared my complexion, cured
my backache and the irregularities dis;
appeared. and I can now attend to
business every day. and recommend
Foley's Kidney Remedy to all suffer-
ers. as it cured me after the doctors
and other remedies had failed. " Clif-
{cad Pharmacy and R. H Plals-
e
UTAH DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
_ ' F0 GOVERNOR.
SALT LA CITY, Utah. Oct. 3—-
The Democratic state central commit.-
tee last night selected .I. William
Knight, of Provo. to heed the stare
ticket for governor Mr. Knight is
the son of Jesse Knight millionaire
mine operator who was nominated for
governor by the state convention but
declined to run. The new Candidate
is manager of many of his father's en
terprises in this state.
~Leading the conversation yourself is
a safe way either to get’people'talklng
about you or to keep them-from it.
all» the “Signature of
Iiilliilii illilfillllillll
the .
They made off with loot worthl
one away. for although the front door'
bers of the common council, to meet. ‘
0“" "WI The but in fine finals 351131“
In Ilsa E91: "Over 39 Veere.
if.
' BODY FOUND IN WOODS.
WASHINGTON. Conn.. Oct. 3.~The
body of Solomon Rydine, Jr.. of this
place, was found in the woods today,
by his brother Frank, while hunting.
Soloman had been missing from home
since last Tuesday. when he went
hunting. When found today, a portion
of his head had beén blown off. and it.
is believed that his gun accidentally
exploded . while he was walking
through the woods. The coroner has
'not yet given his verdict. Rydlne was
35 veers of age and unmarried.
HOW’S‘THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for and case of. Catarrh that can-
not be cured by Hall‘s Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & 00.. Toledo. 0.
We. the undersigned, have known
I" I. Cheney for the last 15 years, and
bolleve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financlhlly
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
V\ ALDING KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Drugglsts, Toledo. 0.
’,Hnll's Catarrh Cure is taken intern~
ally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent frée. Price 75 cents
per bottle Sold by all Druggists
Take Hall's Family Pills for constI-u.
patlon. .
RAILROAD worm IDENTIFIED.
NEW HAVEN, out. 3.—'l‘hc body
found on the tracks near the Grand
avenue railroad bridge. yesterday
morning, has been identified as that of
Insenh ,Eagan, a- brakeman residing
with his sister, Mrs.‘ Thomas F. Slan-
f‘crd, of this city. at, the time of his
death. He leaves a wife, who lives in
New Londtm. .
MARRIED MAN IN TROUBLE.
A married man. who permits any
member of the fdmiiy to take anything
except Foley's Honey and or for
coughs. colds and lung trouble. is
guilty of neglect. Nothing else is as
gnod for all pulmonary troubles. The
genuine Foley's Honey and Tar con-
tains no opiates and is in a yellow
package Cllflord Pharmacy and R. H.
Plaist'ed. “
The only time that it is really neces-
sary to keep up appearances is when
you have nothing to do it with.
.v
.. strum
The name ELITE Is‘ a guarantee
of shoe satisfaction. i
For any accustom—DRESS, BUM-
NICO 0r stormy weather—our lines
are complete. -
$3.,50 34.00.5500.
Wear Slices That Fit.
III Wail-hit fouleram.
tile.
Chmh l.»
Norwalk Chronicler