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dressing chnni er, sleep
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' Sibley, who he said Was a
. tlon lackey. ” Mr. Hearst tend the fol
.lcuce and acdttaintahce .is' wide.
sound 111 every wsI.
' when he saw my article i
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usage? READS.” Mons Lgr'rtsas.
" "bio“ and Cheered During Proceeding
in San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Opt ‘10. -~Wliilatu
R. Hearst was alternately hissed and
cheered us he spoke belore a large
audience last night 1-119. chief inter
est in the meeting was the reading by
Mr. Hearst of letters, one. signed 115-
1111 D. ’Archboltl. the other by ex—
alted States Senator .l l. Mclnturln,
of South Carolina. Aftor an attack
on former Representatite Joseph C.
“corpora
lowly letter: 9‘9
“26 Broadway. New Yor,k
. "Scptcrnbcr 6. 190
(Persoudll
"Dear Mr. Cassatt: 111 1111' Pattern.
absbnce, i venture. to write, you on a
political question which seems to be oi
real importanch and interest. in the
Twenty-seventh Congressional district
1.. Emery, .112, the old time agitator.
1:: running for Congress against .1. C
Sibley. of Franklin. .Sibley has had
as you know, rather a variegated pol
iictll career btit he is now squnr'clI
1n the Republican fold and 1 thin:
Emery’ s electior
‘would certainly be a great ‘Iuiistmtunc
and I venture to ask that you do .11
anything. possible in the matter in \11
sibley’s fawr on the sure. ground that
all corporate and vested interests will
lave full consideration at 'his hand.
“With kind regards. i 919
“Very truly yours,
"JOHN l)'.' AllC‘lliiOlJI.
“To Mr. A. .l. Cassatt, Broad Street
Station, Philadelphia." .
Mr. Hearst. then said: .“1 read in
121 P3110 a letter ft'tfiu \lr. Siblm'. a
l‘epublican, spying and reporting on
1 resident Roosévdlt. I shall now read
one front senator McLauI 111 a Demo
' 111:
“Bennettsville. S. (1.,
. September :10, 1904.
“(Contidentisli
"Dear Mr Archbold: 111 the same
email by which ‘your letteI earns was
one that I wish to quote a few sen-
tences from, apropoa of yortr remarks
about Mrsll. The writer of‘thnt letter
was outplayed in a confidential way
by Senator Hanna in matters of 1111
port-snee. He. Is a shrewd, close ob
server, not over scrupulous. but a very
intelligent man. whose public exper-
1
match, and
the Sun he
mots me a long letter indulging in
some unexpected criticisms of the
tresident. to which I replied combat-
ing his position.
"He said in part: Via: ‘ ‘Readlng
ISundny Lawnon' s Frcnzled Finance
1-. called to 111.1 mind a remark that I
heard him tlooseyclt) malts that he
-boped some day to be able. Ito take a
1111 out of that Standard Oil gang, if
he succeeded himself; mark my words
he Will try to make good his statement
as he. believes it will critical to the
masses and keep blur in the center of
he stage}
‘_I though it might be a friendly act
to copy this arid give it to you in
strict confidence. From my position I
cannot say Whether it is worth the ink
or not. it will show anyway that 1
am not unmindt‘ul of your Iarious kind
actions toward me. ’
“With kindest regards.
“Yours sincerely 1
"JOHN if. M' i AllRlN.
' to Mr John D. Archbold"
“Well, Roosetrelt surely took a $29.
1100, 0011 fall out of the Standard Oil
gang and the Standard Oil gang is go-
ing to nail his hide to the barn door
if it can.’
In conclusion 119.119... made a
rice for s port or 1.11 candidates of.
1.10 ludgpe once. not
knew him Well in WI!
cashecuA
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CITIZENSl-IlP asemnetaitmtss
NEW 1-1AV N,- October: Mir-«The
Yale Universi y announce euts‘ today
Iclude those nemumng I 11111 Dodge
lectures on "The Responsibl titlesmt
Citixetiship" to be. 'give'n' Otitpb‘er ill
'md 16 and 22 and 23. The subjects
'tre “indolencs 11s a Hindrshce' to
"11.1; nshiot " "Scif- interest as a Hin-
"':mI to Citlzcrrshlpz" “Party Spirit
.., a ilindrnnce to culionsntp." and
‘ ' . lac petitioner:
1th the hens that lay thorn. T1911 means
routyroin the
‘ggs 1s seated in a
guai‘hht'ebd if the deal is unbroken.
thmpeflinent With any other brand?
Every
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THE CARPENTER CASE.
A Statement Which Alleges Children.
Were WllTblly Detained.
\Vcstport Oct. 11. 1908.
lfditor of The Sentinel:
George H Cn111eut.'_er died Septem
her .211, 19118. and it has ctr uteri a grcu
(«\cltcnuut and talk 111 W estrlort. Mrs.
Julia Carpenter oi North Adrian...
Mass" came to 111.1 home 111 Westuort
lulyl 19011 bringing her tluughttr
11cm: with her. After II brief visit
she went as a domestic in the iniitll',
(11‘ Dr John 1:1. McAt'dltA. and being
very much displeased with but 1.91.19.
11‘. very evening she came to 1111' 11111110
turd told my husband (lcoi‘gc. that the
Work was hard and the board lusuttl.
clout. encouraging 111111 to get 11 home
111 the country for her and her dough
tlu' irons, and to tulle his children.
leave his wife. 88.5'11: did not want to
11w.~ in the house with a tlnrrnhts-rlu
law. On April 1. 190?. George 11. tiar-
tpentcr' leased the. farm of Set-1y t'
lllbblns of Boston. twelve miles from
Bridgeport nine and out-hull 111111:-
(Joni \\",cstpott near no trolley or tie
Ant. Louver Sherwood went with
George Carpenter to the Soutltpori
Savings Bank to see how much he
was worth, which was from $11110 to
5700. having $200 to start in the farru
Ind dairy business. Climb-s l.‘. i’t‘ll‘)
informed 1111.- September 28 too. 111111
George drew the lust deposit of 8-100
on February 23.111111111101319 11..
and Helen F‘ had 8.1:: .89 which nliy
L ..,—-—~v
' » mother put in for them but let George
lItA tIusthA l'or thorn. 'll'Ii also was
drawn. This was 111 the winter of
1907-1908, He then drew it mortgage
of 8-100 on the rows horse and wagons
from '1)r.‘=l-‘. Roland ot \".I~stport. lie
did not keep 1111 the dues in the For-
esters for a year and nothing came
for his funeral expenses from them
As for cure of the children. they were
out in the fields without shoes or stock-
lugs from morning until night.'1‘he
, children can tell for themselves Now,
rt his death. George‘ 1: mother Iunused
riry children from the Judge Hyatt
Sheriff Kernper undj Lawyer Sher wood
refused to bring a hnbeas corpus pro
cesdings. Then 1 was obliged to 111119
the Bridgeport authorities to enforce
the rights of the law ’ '1 his shows how
the. Westport author ties attend
their business and 11111 191.01 gr I»; moth
er wilfully took awnI everything lit}-
longlng to {be childicn.
lett without money or change of cloth-
ing from their father‘ s estate
(Signed (1)
MRS GEO. H CARPENTER
LA GRlPPE.
Brazilian 1391111 never lost a case;
never let it run into pneumonia, nor
left a grip wr.eck Only thing on earth
that 1111 s the tough grip g'orm. But
you want Balm in a" plenty. so do not
trifle with the small sizes but got the
501: or 31. 00 bottle and take half a
teaspoonful in water may three
hor11's.l_ie sure to keep up this treat-
ment faithfully for two weeks after
nihiiat‘c every germ in every great or-
gun. These remaining onus cause the
evil utter effects: it is (cured grip.
the lungs give the large ‘dose' every 10
or 15 minutes till it stops.
BASEBALI: PITCHER peso.
NEW LONDON: Oct ill—Albert r.
the New Inndon Bar 11 team in
the connecticut league, and manager
of the New Britcln team for a short
Itlmo after the franchise was transfer-I
red died at the Memorial
fro tuberculosis, this morning. Mr
Pa etcsme b re from Baltimore and
er of the local team.
. -99-——-—9—-.——-—.-
ONLY OURE FOR ”SEEP 1A.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, 01: New tie,
_.D.el says: "I sauerod for years with
dyspepsia used to have great distress
and belching. I tried everytning i
cthhi hear 0!. but. nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H Pleisted. 11'. H
Baxter and The 011110111 Pharmacy. “
'SENATOR BULK LEV HONORED.
HARTFORD,OI1. 10 ~As a testi
monial to United States Senator Mor-
gan G. Bulkeley for the prominent partv
he. played 111 the bridge dedication
ceremonies, a meeting of the prom
inent citizens was held at the Board 01'
Trade today at. which arrangements
‘ were made for presenting the senator
'with a magnificent sliver servlcq that
will be emblematic of the bridge dedi-
"tissue at Stimulating Qltlwnship."
cation. 1
» boil» hols.»
me more trouble by forcibly dcta aim;
to
They were
you think you are well. to utterly an;
if the grip starts with. hemorrhage of.
Page former pitcher and captain or
11081111111"
for several se sons was the star pitch- .
Manuis'ciums Said ‘10 be Having
Considerable Trouble Filling
Out Orders
t'l‘lic RIIIer'lcan Hatter)
The. most. pr. trinont feature of the
Mt trade of the past month has been
the spontaneous demand in practically
lill Fi‘lUOIIS 01' lht‘. country fur green
With the opening 01 the
1:111, season 111 the large cities of the
country, the sale of green st‘ft hats
received such a stimulus as to compel
retailers to send hurry orders for im-
mediate deliv. r1
'1 here is a wide range ‘ot green
shades shown from pearls. tans and
browns with a green tinge. to the real
light and dolk green». The most pop ‘
ulsr coior seems to be a decided green;
of 111 mm shade.
Manufacturers are having considera-
gio difficulty 111 filling orders for green
at», on account of the scarcity of
green tirnurlugs.'1‘.he visible supply of
green bands and bindings was entirely
exhausted early in the season, and as
the popularity of green hats material
lzcd so suddenly 11s to be gen rally 1111-
eirpaoletl it was late before e manu-
facture or green trimmings was com-
menced. As a result the hat manu-
factuicr's have been compelled to hold
thetr kreen 11st operators until the
ribbons came off t o looms, which re-
quires It considers 1e delay. -
Sonic attempt was made to dye pearl
bunds green but this did not prote
','«it(A.1£tll\'sutisfuclot‘t although where
:11“ immcdlplo shipment of goods“ was
demanded. dvcti bands 111 many itistnn
was Were or humanity used.
tires :1 bath provide the
nuclei»: :1 Ian who wants to “"1911
1.111111 thing (i sfluctiveusoinething "dit-
1111,1111” ‘Vlelhout inning to Insert to
unit“ frenlt sh’tpc. may be satisfied.
and as 11 111111111 of tact although the
storing of it green list is radical to
the extreme, wt it is found that its
purchnéct‘s confinonheiusclvcs to the
11101 conservative shapes. They were
first introduced on the lines of the
well known Tyrolean hate-an Alpine
51‘1an» worn by tourists abroad espe-
cially those visiting the Alps. and in-
(1111111113 in mountain climbing. As
\iorn these hats haw a novfl bow at
I‘. 1‘ bnclt.1alltcr than at 1111- sltlIA 'und
1116 first huts thoun here were trim
111ml flint way. As the call for grct r11.
Iicrtlopod, however, it was 1101'“ that
1111 how In the b.1111“ ':1s too (‘Xlrf‘illi‘
fI-I 111-111-1111 purporws,.1ud that the
11111-11 color 111111111 it-u-lf sufiir 11-11111
Hotel to quusfy worm: re.
The demand nullt narrowtd down
t1 11 con bats 11 all the
-1'.'..n e8. trimmed 111 the regular mun
rur with It how at ”it side They are
rartlculurh popular in the Alpine
Irown designed aft-1'. tho Trooper
91111:. but as 31.11.1111 are worn general
1:.111 I111 shapes such .15 telescope and
lull ('1 effects.
11 inc nfldt'utli predicted that the
rule of green hzéts will continue in 111
(trusting volume. and that they will
1.1' I-von 111019 popultir iitAxl ~:-:.':lsnn.
\\ bother green stilt Ls .\I‘lll lilo-wise
brAtanrrd 11-111 tins Wilda]:-
t Au
'3" 1: 1.1 ton in that T135129 Burp
‘mwr
ROLLER POLO REFEREES.
usa’t‘r‘om) (it:
ill .——-Secretnry .1.
staff of referees for the season of 19118-
1909, which llllt'llS on Monday,
her 111: Eastern section—4V. i‘. lief
i'ortnuh, Sirloin. Muss; Harry (1. that
disk, Provident-v, R. 1.; Western sec
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Curt: Caiarrh—Thc Medicine
I Costs Nolhing it They Fail
118% 01'. case. and when we fir that
medicine on otrr own persona gusran
01' it does not cure, Catarrh'. it ts only
reason
tical test when we take all the 1-.isk
These are fact;
people at South Norwalk to substan-
tiute We want them to
a prescription 01-5,“... physician
credit.
We sell more bottles and
more good reports about Rexali Mucu
remedies sold in our store and it more
people only knew what a thoroughly
is. it Would be the only onhtrrh medl-
.clIIe We would have any demand for.
Rexall Muc-u Tone is quickly absorb
ed and car-tied by the blood until it
thoroughly disi
entirg muclus gembrsnous .',act des-
1110!! 11nd removes the paras tea which
tissues. soothes and heals the irrita-
,dioharge, and builds up strong. Milly
tissue. relieves the hi (1 and system
short time there is a
in weight
comparatively
most. notices bio gain
1.
buoyancy.
W6 units you to try Much To
time you are not sntisil
and tqii 1111; and trawl“
your money without 11h
hie.
two sizes, 5110
Pharmacy, 80
ul'eltly return
ion" or 1111111
.9
9%.
Norwalk, Conn.
.
means!
prevailing
W. i’yuc of the National Roller l’olo
1 eague today announced the. Qfiiclsl
()I'lti-
Tho Cliilord Pharmacy Oiicr to
When 11 medicine effects It cure 111
te‘e. that it will cost the user nothing
is that people should believe
us. or a least not our claim to a mac-
which we want the
in Rexnll
Mucn~.'1‘one 11 medicine prepared from
whose
specialty. was Cniarrh. and Who has a
record of thltty years of cures to his
receive
T0ne than we do of all other catar'rh
dependable remedy Rexsll Mucu Tont-
fects and finances the
injure and destroy the membranous
1,1011 and soreness, stops the mucous
strength good color and feeling of
11),,1184
ginning a treatment today At any.
simply come
We havo Resell Much-Tone in
1111 $100. The Clifford
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AMERICAN FEDERATION or LA-
BO‘R' "II-
-——¢‘—
Very 'targe Representation of Dele-
_ gates in Lowell, Ma
LOWELL, Mai-'15., Oct. 12.“ ’ith one
of the largest representations of dele-
mum in its history, the Massachusetts
Slillt' brundh of the American Fedora-
tion oi 19.191. commenced lit-12:11:11 un-
nua‘ mnvcntlon 111 Association Hall,
this city, today Of :1 total mtAmlicr
ship of 21:1 local unions and 29 (entral
labor unions 1‘1 rr- were present Ilclc-
mics from nearly"
'11111 from each of the 211 central bodies
The convention was orgsnlezd by
Phillip 11. Sweet. ofBostori. appointed
to the oillf'e of president following the
'icnth 01 President Edward Cohen who
was fatally shot by- un insane man at
thr- State House 111 Boston last win
Ker.
President Seret. 111' his annual re
11c,“ said that organization had not
p1osrtsscd duriug‘tbe past your us
lust us uslrnl because of the country‘s
.iuunciul condition. .
'iljllllf'lltln and the Sherman antl~
1111.91 111w received considerable alter:
ion from 111111. 'l‘lirat‘, llt‘ said. "have
111111er twin weapons of attack on
trade unions and members of trade 1111-
11'1'13 of our stutt- and country. Through
'ltt- unrtfstrlt'lt-tl issuance of
11:11:: any judge I'IIu endeavor
i
10
trades unions to 1111121111 and 11111111111111
.nir conditions of labor.
".1 11111111: of the supreme court in
connection with the Sherman ti»
trust 111w main 5 it possible for the tin-
scrupulous otnployt't’ to so attack out
iunds 1119 to ninmst amount to confisca-
iltitl. .
Sit‘l‘t'illl‘)’ Martin '1‘. 31.1%. in 111.9
unuuul l‘t‘DUI'I. udvotuttrtl unit'd op
‘t.L-‘i'l(lll to tilt: movement for 1111‘ PS
tablishntcnt of industrial trade schools
STOP THAT COLD
or it 111111 result in pneumonia. lira
:Eliurt 11111111 is breaking tip colds when
.'I'tr tried. almost without exception
lllc, 3.10, 500 and $1.00. Bottles: 'l‘br
Clifford, Hunter‘s und l’luislcd's. "
1
FOOD SUPPLIES ON THE CANAL.
WASHthi'l‘th, Oct.
'1“ 0110111“ 111 New York within 1111,
111111 few days for food supplits 1111
nuirmssiun up to .111: 111.1131 l 1510‘) 'lht
TiltA contract:
of put-kingr boost
ut tho point of origin.
f'l!lll"l loi' llt‘ll\'t‘l‘_\’
1'1'I'dutts 111 car hits.
011' some articles. which are svrui
pt'r'isltubitA. 1hr: t‘oittructs'will pro
I'ltic for delivery either III Labor-n or
Colon. Proprietary
by tho t'ozrrtnissztn intro b't'n lillit‘l
"l.'it‘r'tl in 11 class by thenist-lros. to in
delivered :11 elllii‘l' New York or New
()1 loans.
. SEPTEMBER.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. l‘.’.~—Thc returm
of the New York. New
Hartford Railroad ("ontpnny to the. 111
for August. 1908. total operating rere
one. of 54.528132. 11 decrease of $821
93,11: total operating expenses. $3.974.
(11.11. a decrease of $175,791. :Ls'compnr
$1,375,758, aldecrense of $662,223.
the two months of _.lttly and August
$1686.015. a decrease of 5521.120. ti:
compared with last year. it is under-
stood however that the showing for
September has been far more favor
able than August.
Two New user COLLIERS.
wasn‘tizoros. Oct 12—r1..-Nav
the chief characteristics of the
Congress. The plans nirovidc f0r ll
carylng capacity. 111cm
12 .100 tons of coal The engines at
, WASHINGTON ct 12—bit.
‘Jon'es' the 911.19; Will at Jones'
yesterday shut and. 1111161: John A.
lPherson. and Elizabeth Willard a set"
11an lit the Jones: homily. Iver‘c arrest
fiirnh’o‘use wh‘er'e' tbev had "(All afici-
the tragedy. Mrs.
being detained as witnesses.
.50 ot the former,
injunc-
:"ltiiiglt‘ the efforts of the. members of
12; ~liltis will
111-. torrunissury of 1111' isthnrlnu t‘unnl
ur'ilr‘lt's 'lllllltilt’l?
out of the general classification and
RAILROAD'S 'GOOD SHOWlNG FOR
”flVl‘ll unt‘.
tr r-Stato Commerce (‘ornruisslon shows
I‘d with August of last year; operating
income over charges. including taxes.
For
1908. the. total operating income was
111 Board of Cpnstruction has submit-
ted ils recommendations concerning
two
fleet, c'olllers. the construction of which
was authorized at the last session of
in”; cargo of
these collleis will» furnish a speed of
WOMEN DETAINED As WITNESSES :1
ho
lhte last night at a neighboring
Jones is about ’1'."
years of aged. The two women are
, . test well down on the be
To the Bouid of County Connnissiorr
ets for 1. all field Comm:
1 hereby apply for a l'lruglzlst‘sj 119
0.91180 to sell Spirituous anti intoxicat-
lug Liquors, AltA. lutgtt' ill-er. Rhine
Wine and Citlt‘i'. 111' 8 South .'viuln
shoot. Town of .\oiII .1119
11190 at South \ornnllt,
tiny 'I' ()ctobt 1'. A. 11.,11'0‘
FRANK ii. liAX'l‘i-Ilth
Applicant.
We, the undcrslput'd. electors and
taxpayers, as defined by law, of 1111111
Town of Norwnik, hcrcbygendorSc the}
application of the ubovc 11111111111
Frank 1.] Baxter
for such‘ license and we do severally
certify each for himself that we aret
laxpuycls owning real estate situated
in said Town of .\‘orwnlk, and that ‘we
have not. endorsed the. application of
any other person for a. license to sell
spirituous and intoxicating liquors durf
11111 the ensuing your.
Dated at .\‘.n'walir this ’I'th den of
October, A 1).,1908.
William A. Clark George A. \i'holp
ley, Ednrund‘l‘. (‘rowc Illenry 8.110011.
Charles N Smith
1 hereby certify that the abovo 1111111-
ml cndorsers are cit-ts'tots and taxpay-
em as defined by law of the Town of.
\'or;w'uly. and that the\ bane signcdi
for no other applicant.
Dated at Norwalk, this $111 day of'
Ot'n'trbtr A. 1).. 19011.
HERBERT R Shil'.l‘l-i
this 7111
I
1
To the Board of county Commission-
ers for P‘airflsld County:
1 hereby apply for a llrugglst‘s ll-
ceusc' to sell Spiriiuous and intoxicat-
111;: Liquors Ale Luger Beer. llbint-
Wine and (‘1der.' at 82 Washington
street. Town of Norwalk.
Dated at South \‘orwallt, this tlth
day 01' October, A 1).,1908
THOMAS 1-1 POWEl 1.,
' Appllt not.
We. the undersigned, electors anti
ttxpuI'I-rs. as tit-titted by law of 1111-
town of Norah-all: hereby cndorsr the
application of the above named
'1homas H. Powell
[1111 such litcnse and we do severally
(-«Aitify each for himself that we are.
tn\p.1\ e1s owning real estate situated
in said Town of Norwulk,.1nd that Wt‘,
linI'IA not endorspd the application of
any other person for a license to sell
spirituous and intoflcatiug liquors dur-
ing the ensuing year.
Dated at Norwalk. this fun day of
October, A 1).. 1908.
Stanley (1. 811111111111. Edwin \iilcox.
lames R Warden, Franklin A. '1‘,oiles
F .l.' l'lrudbury.
l hereby certify that the above nam—
ed cutlorsct‘s Itro electors and tuxpuy-
crs as do fined by 11,1w of. the Town of
\orwnlk. and that they hate signed
for no other applicant.
Dated at Norwall., this 13111 day of
October, A. D.. 1908.
HERBERT R. SMITH.
012 lb ’iown (‘.'lctk .
To the Board of "ounly Commission-
ers for i-‘alt'li Ii County:
1 hereby apply" for :1 llt'ugcist's l1—
t“llS(‘ to sell Spirituous and lutmicrtt-
11g liquors, Ale. Lagtr llccr. Rhine
fine and (‘idtt .11 1'1 Washington
'll‘t’t‘l '1111111 111 Norwulk
11111011 111 South .\'oru‘ulk,
lay of Uf'lullt‘l’. A. 11.. 19019.
G. l“. MOlll.’l‘O.\‘.
Applicant.
\‘i‘IA thr- IInIlI-I'sitgncd, electors 11111}
.t'tiA.1'II<,:it-i IitA ."IriIAd buy law. of 1111A
on 11 oi \‘oruulk hereby endorse the
pzuitnticn 11‘ the about 1111111111
(1. l". Iiioulton
or such lll'l'iltit‘ and Wt,‘ do scvcrulh
crtit‘y t‘ill'il for himself that we are
pruuts owning real estate situated
11 said '1 01111 of Norwullt and that w:
11w not c'ndorsed the application of
my ()Illti' person for a license to soil
tpit'ltuous and intoxicating liquors (1111'-
11s the ensuing \f-‘ill.
llrtttd tit Nnruallt this G111 11.11 of
this 15th
tied-9.12.1, Lonny, New Haven; 11.1 ll‘tfiilflt' 11.111: bet-11 sofmruted 11111 .Jcitrlu'i‘, .\ 1).. 11108
Rorty. Hartford; Ter‘rent‘e RUFF-W clu 91s 111111 canned fruity and wgv- Herbert A. .\ldtlttur'son Edward K.
11r1dg11port; 1111.119- .1.-11.1111- is. culled for either :11 flanks. Edmund 92911111, “1191191 T
........ l‘Ithcn or 111 Union. with ltrspm-tior Hutch. Edwin H.11athvw30u.
l lIIAr'IAby (M91111) that the above-1111111-
otl endorscrs are electors and taxpny~
01's, as defined by law, of the Town of
Norwullt. and that they have signed
for 1111 other applicant.
Dated 111 NOI'Walli, this 11111 tin)‘ of
October. A. 11.1908.
HERBERT R. Sill'l‘ll.
at! 19 Town (‘lttk
To the Board of County Commission-
ers for it‘airfieltl County:
1 hereby apply for a [lruggisl's li-
cense to sell Splrltuous anti intoxicat-
Dated at South Not'walk. tliis‘is'tli
lay of October A 11.1908.
EDWARD \‘i' 1(1-‘L l..l<‘Y
Applicant.
1.111111} use 1; t'lk'filll’d in law of tilt:
Town of Norwullt hereby endorse the
dpplicatltm ot the abate named
Edward W. Kelley. .lr..
certify each for hirnsefi that We are
taxpayers owning real estate situated
111 said Town of Norwalk and that wr-
have not endorsed the. application of
any other person for 11 liu-nse to sell
spirituous and intoxicating liquors dur-
ing the ensuing .\enr.
Dated at Nor-whit this 5th d
October A. I). 1908.
John it. Finch, Anton Stommcll Eti-
ay of
Fred Scheidler. .
l hereby certify that the above 1111111
ed endorsers are e1cctc:s and taxpay-
ers, ens defined by 1.1111 of the Town of
Norwalk. and that they have signed
for no other applicant
Dated at Not walk this 11th day of
October A. 1).,1908
09- 9119' d miter. 'etlmulates It: 14 knots one will 11. 1.111111. at the More »
mucoc 91118 6181331199 had ‘ island Navy Yard and the. other under 12 19 “mm “Bank 1-; SMITIH.‘
pfioves nutriltlonI until theflwgole'llmd: fnnlffwi 1)er souls for which will be 0 0W“ C 9'"
11 , _..__... 9-... WM...” 99 — .9... ..--
V Irates Will ealthy :10 V 5' mid 1111111951119 next few Weeks WELQOMING OUR FLEET
AMOY 0hr. 124L661. Swoen with
J 21100 soldiers and 2110 military cadets.
h'rs arrived here. from Fondbow to
c'ierlcnrr battleship Il' JetL
1
an 11:
Gold liltdcl Fionr mnkci'porfcct 111011!
1-1 -'1\II \ \.
hgfilurge huts
’loqucs as well its 1
1111: Liquors. Ale. Lager Beer. Rhino .
Wine and Cider. at 8 North Main.
.'irecl. Town of Norwnlk.
1h: illitlwslgilt‘d electors abd‘
for such licenseand We do severally '
ward W Kelley, Michael .1 Holward,‘
1112 1‘1 Town Clerk.
TTURBINE FANS FOR AMERICAN
i DREADNOUGHTS.
I 'l'llOi. N. Y.. Oct. lint-hr 1111- forc-
ed (lr'at'l nquipnieui of the United
St ates battleships Delaware and North
Dakota. twenty-e1 ht. turbine tans,
ouch with u capac ty of 21.000 1111111;
feet a minute. are being bttilt in 11111
city. Although only 'twenty-snvoa
inches in diameter, the fourteen “Sir-v
occo" turbine fans To be installed on
ouch ot‘ the United 81111995 111112111-
1111111411114 “supply" 3311,0011 (ribit' feet of
air I“ cry minute'to keep the fires root'-
171111: under the boilers of these monster
1“!" H'fib'f'lh it is 1111: cnot'.11111u: out
'put for their small size that has 1 d
to the adoption of this type or 1.111 on
all the triticlpul tiaiis-ithmtit-lint-1's
tin i-‘uropcnn nayies, and now by tho
initerl States naval authorities. Tho
tails are built on the same print-loin
as: :1 191 um turbine, and consist of u
s'quirrel rage" drum Silil‘Olllldtd by
rty or more narrow blades.
1-. _ , A.“
l
Isl
ISTAMFORD
Do you attach any 11111101131101: to
11.111115, fresh air to breathe.
I Did you ever think how the
fresh :1. is ’s‘ppljctl to houses by
steam or hot water heating}?
i it isn't sttp‘plicd‘ atoll, except
where indirect heating 119 used; and
that iort'n' 15 too expensive for any
but the wealthy. and very few
lose it. '
Houses heated by Stamford Fur-
II'iccs have an nbnmla’nt supply of
fresh air brought 111 at all times
I
STAMFORD FURNACES ARE ISOLI) BY
mumsapmmi
Corner North Main and West Struts.
take part. in the. reception to the A111~l
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