it L
i
Highways
o! the V’I‘orrlnsto‘n gas com-
sieving the so, which
iii; a blue? name: an is sold in
' “ELL .15. necessary to mix some form
‘oii'bdn With the hydrogen and this
ccomplished by spiray ying into the
V hydrogen gas or do petroleum
_. ii turning to gas under the
indies yvith the hy rogen‘ and
muted gases burn wit
; light owing to an excess of
L: carbons. These shoes are
no into the receiving tack wheie
ot'and the heavien parts of the
ro'leum condense and 61:0
t1 the.bott0m oi! the gas it
,1; ask oily substance mixed
use the gas company had
be Valid to put this‘ to was to spray
t on the fire under the boilers.“ L It
contained so much water it would not
urn alone, and it Was necessary to
avg some ‘one watch the fire while
it was being burned. As a; fuel it was
L probably not worth more than 2 or
cents a gallon owing to the trouble
a burning“ ‘
‘Superintendent Travis told MI.
rocks that there was about eight
eth o: the tip in the bottom of the
went L fool: gas tank and that
be glad it 11v use could be
for the 8th for it was really.
0: the crude‘ oil for which they
all: VVp31d much mme than they had
Lovell been sble to get out or it as i’VueV'VlV
Vader LLboile‘rs. _»
~ 1'. or more properly, oil. is
LLLtha‘t it can be sprayed from
luary sprinkling cart.
20. one of E. J. Kelly s spr-inkL
is filled and put it on the ave-
“ as told above, using about 300 gale
Ions to cover the 1.200 feet. In sp-
pearanilcl'e,‘ the treated road now is ex-
actly ll 6 that of an ordinary road The
tar trikes in at once and does not
ythe shoes of those walking on
VII The only objectionable tea
. he odor ot illuminating gas
II y-t’our to twenty—eight hours
plication. No notice or the
tint had been given and after
V at was sprinkled the gas comr
puny men were kept busy answeiing
telephone calls to inform them that the
smooth on Midgeon avenue had
broke Evien the Union HardWarc
Company was called up by some of the
nearby; residents and informed that. its
recently installed all burning plant
was ying on a horrible odor ‘.'and
V'L'VwouinV' ave to be closed up at once
:‘ Thssodpr passed off by the next even
LV lug, newever. and all the residents
‘V L seem pleased with the dustless road.
“ ‘The application Was so successful
in appearance and the objectionable
odor has disappeared so rapidly that
Water street has had a coat put on
it also The hot days during last. week
VV-LV‘probabi made the odor as bad as it
Wonld' e under any circumstances.
i but it was far 1ch objectionable than 5
- the dustwould have. been. At present
the r is absolutely dustiess and tho
' applied recently is packing
. The question yet to be
is durability and only time
s) thine Ttha‘t
he experiment will be watched
with interest for it may be the begin-
ning of the use of a waste product
that will help the sciatica of the dusty
road simmers. V V V _,-. .
Y, CURE FOR DYSP'EPSIA.
VFIV'FVI'nV'klin Bush, of New Castle,-
11‘: “ “I suffered for: yours Wit
I
oysfie
and lb‘elbhin'g. I tried everything i
could hear of. but nothing helped me
till. took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
nt.bottle cured me completely. ” ~
use sale by R H. Plaisted F. H
and The (macro Pharmacy. ”
ARGED WITH EMBEZZLING
‘ $17,250.:- , ':
CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-L—Theodo1'e 0.
Ti ebohi, former secretary? or the
hip Brewing company, and presi-
dent of the Chicago Distilled Water
Ice-Company. was brought to Chicago,
1:, night to answer to the charge of
nib'ezaling $17. 250 of the brew'lm;
Comanyhs funds In return follow?
he arrest of Ti hold;. in Denver.
Vi'D'S
.VVVV-tor
is at
Thé
Honey and Tar con
opiates and is in aV'V ysudw
bill! 116m Pharmacy and R. H
“gs egalitarian
lob, Got. 221—-
V "cancellation or his" on-
News Diemeyer. ill years
erereip 23, shot her
V hen sent a his
choroid is den
{Wins 3 light chance for
rum tutu
'pe'r'lmeni l'n TorringionT-
Elect (it Water Glut Residue . ‘
0in Brooks. About 200
V eVoVi'I avenue was sprinkled
Vs 61-626ny this that. time
VV It is a very
“adherence from the coal tar
'V'l'orrlngton 0'61; Company
turns water, endowment done} ‘
its out the ox gen use water
as as a fuel gas. '00 make
How light. of the ordiuaiy gas
a: smoky; ‘
“' the starter at daybrcai of SaturdAy
'Vwerc made
£1905 and 284 in 1904.
pale. used to have great distress '
. miles in 42 minutes L
also covered the course at beV'ttei than ‘
- you weak. pale, sickly. Burdock Blood
luau can on
proving? hast Night L.
question of an operation.
gull stone.
Darling, of Summit called in. two oth
dltk’m in the next few days will deter
tempted.“
v' iAi'VI illustration of Comstocks ten-
unity in his Work is i'ouVII'd in the in-
On the way to piison Kely whipped
stock's cheek. The scar remains and
1115‘ Whiskers.
LWlI‘enV' weuy left prison he resumed
the little oil pictures on Nassau street.
and arrest after Hl'leiil. followed l’or
'thiity years, L
It was to the little oiiice 1"11'Comstodt
in Nassau street, that Harry 'l'han
went for help when he believed that
young girls were being imperilled in
tudios Comstock’s condemnation of
linor Giynn's {‘Thrce Weeks" the
confiscation of Joseph Young’s $'lV0 000
collection at pietIVchs, and the pipiniso
to arrest sheath gown Ifloaters have
been recent topics of co creation.
The extent of Comé‘tock's work can
be realized when it is knowii that he
has Inside 3, 226 u1rests,obtaincd 2.300
convictions. and dcstro'yed 19.3 tons of
literature
'l'VO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qulnine
Tablets Druggists refund money it it
fails to cure W. GROVES signu
ture is on each Ebox. 25c. >
AUTOS co oven THE' counss.
Some Good Time Made in Anticipation
V V of Saturd’e’ys Event. ' 1
NEW YORK Oct. 22. ——Eyery one of
the Seventeen cars expected to Viaco-
for the fourth running of the Vand'c‘n
bile cup race was taken over the 23: 45
miles of the circuit this moiuing for
final practice. 'Although no attempts
“to approximate racing
speed for any considerable,L‘dIVstanco.
a number of cars came down the eii""'
Inile straightaway of the Jericho turn-
pike from Woodbuiy to Westbury at
better than seventy miles an hour
It is over this portion of the course
that most oi? the speeding will be done
Shturday, as over the cement surface
of the Motor Parkway part or the ctr-
cuin the drivers haVe discovered fast
time to be fatal to tires. In this re-
spect the Motor Parkway has given a
great disappointment. In the event
of haihu' million people journeying to
Long Island to witness this event, as.
was the case with- the last Vanderbilt
fenced in condition of the parkway.
Which Will prevent people from invad
lngrth'e course will more than offset
whatever disadvantages the unyielding
quality of its surface offers. This
year the course will be guarded by
six hundred members of the Disk Voi-
uuteers Regiment armed Ivith r.itles
in addition to two hundred deputy
sheriffs. .
One of the greatest elements of in
tthr rest in a contest SUCH as tho Vander-
b it. race was oiigindlly intended to be.
will be lacking in SatIIrda'ys event.
While the list at starters purpoits to
include seven i’oieign cars the race
this yeai can in no way be regarded
as an international event eyery. one of
the foreign built: cars. with the excch
tiou of the Renault. being entered VVlIv‘
Americanr'owners. Another change
which may detract from the interest
of the race. is that; this'year the dis-
tance to be covered will only be 268
miles. as against 297 in 1900, 283 in
Several cars which will take part
in the race covered the couxse at bet‘
ter than a mile a. minute speed today.
and Ceo1ge Robertson sent his big
minutes and again in 21 minutes. Fox
hall P. Keene also made two fast cil-
cuits of the course, covering 46. 90
Several others
a mile. a minute speed
they dare not push their machines to
and Wagons are allowed on the right
of way dining the trial hours.
~ilea‘8'. impure blood makes a.
muddy. pimpiy complexion headaches.
nausea. indigestion. Thin blood makes
Bittcls makes the blood VrlcVII red, pine
arestores perfect health.
s'ruoEN'rs sAvE PROPERTY
DURHAM, N 11.. Oct. 22.4mm e11-
day in the work of saving the proper
ty :0! Frank Doe frt'IInV‘ Va burning house,
forming a bucket brigade to the near-
est Water supply, more than a charter
of a mile away. The loss on the prop-
erty did not exceed a few hundred dol-
In“ S!
.V .
'Lifl'iGV EAHG'VVE) RINKS. .
LEWES Del la. The bVaIg'eV
' c
the nlghhg'i' V V. g'Buooeueei'
was towing mobilize iron: Newport
Eu, : y w ‘
mu ill nuun II «=2 ,,
Head oi the Anti~Vice Society Shller- '
my train Gallstone-Reporied lin ‘
Ahtliony'comatock, 1 president or the
New tYorkVSocic'ty for the Suppr'ession
oi Vice,'formerly of Norwalk’und New
Canaan. is so seriously ill lit his home
in Summit. N. .l., that a councils! phy-
sicia‘ns has been called to consider the
Mr. Comstock has been in bed near-L
1y :1 month. stuttering intensely from '
Late last week Dr. John
or doctors Last night Mr. Comatock
was reported to be improving His con- ‘
mine whether an ovulation shall be ah
ciden't of Kelly, the inctV'Vure' pedlcr 01'
Nassau Street, New York One of the
first chests and convictions made by
common as a young man was that"
of Kelly to; selling improper pictures. '
out a knife and out 11 gash in‘ (low
that is‘ why Cometock wears his 'tlow-
clip ratio. two years ago. however the ,
machine over the 23. 45 miles in 20 L
‘So‘me of the drivers complained that '
the limit in the tryouts because horses a
tire student body of the New VHamp '
shire state College assisted. early to- V
as well as In Vsubdulngl the names. by. -
I‘QD'Ol‘teVd‘ 1
Dessoug,.co
wing 12 cities 116.com .
in a ls 1 during
"which 1 .
“Illuminati "I uu‘
LVV M‘OIIOLJPI‘IIO.NP.
~ V' AVc'getabie
. ammunition
402i!
mom—w...
il’romoles Digesllcnthmfiil
;' mass and astronomers:
Outwitliiomlflsé nominal}
Nor NARC one.
on“...
MerfidMfilflmm
. L A erféctllcm'ed forc 6'
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35 Hosts “:3- Lawn.
USEFUL VERSE.
Pool—Non (lQnt’V like my verses
Editor-0n the contrary. l :1vaon
much pleased with them.
Poetwllut you never publish any of
them
Editoitho. but I got u. raise in col»
ary on account of being obliged to
read thcm.~Clcvemnd Louder.
Attendance Vail hours tiny and night
Frederick H. Ganung g,
UNDERTAKER.
' Funeral Parlors in Connection.
Lady Attendant. Tel. 904.
L Oflice and Residence. V '
84 30. MAIN 815. SOUTH NORWALK
”URN
t
IT IS USED WITH
as much satisfaction
and at a much cheaper
price than Coal.
v
IL.
Be Convmced
Connecticut
V Com.
News to Boston when the vessel
sprang aleak. Stood by and took oi!l
the crew of the barge.
N
modicum: ‘ I
Give It a“ Trial and V
' 1L. 'H. "Decker
' TeLV Cob. f
We are carrying a lu‘lV line of
lice
Far over
lhiriy Years
“boboliu " steruly demanded Mr Mc-
Swnt. “i want. to know what youve
been doing to my safety Iazm "
““Nothing, answered Mrs McSwat
indigiiuntly, as she moved around with
11 slight limp. "Besides Billigcr, i
don’t believe It s a safety Inzor, any
way. ”~—-V-Chicugo Tribune.
_ ., tun 111.111
'ITiiirly-lwo Boys and Eight Girls
Av. oer. 23.1698. L .L .
. w...“ 1:.
IIs lulu uuiu
Graduated During'iiie Past Year .
q...”
The annual meeting at the board of
management and the committee of
purely Home was held yesterday.
at the home in Westpoit avenue. The,
meeting was called to older by ounty
Commissionoi Whilman S. Mé‘ do
the reports or the members otV 'th
visiting committees were heard The
‘ leports showed that the chums-n who
had been placed in the various parts
of the. copnty Were being we] licpred
for: and were nearly all doing s ion
(lit'lly.
I'l‘he‘ following report of Miss Mur-
V the A. Boughiou, matr.on was read:
Number of children in the Home
Oct. lot, 1908 ...............
Numbei of children at St Fruucl
Orphan Asylum. O'ct. Ist. I908.
NumbeI in the Danbury Home Oct'.'
let. I908 ....................... Iii
Numbci boludcd in private families
‘36
. 1
S
Pupils in the indcgrarten ........ 30V
The graduates are 34 boys and 8
girls‘ ...........................
Towns from which children have
been received: Bridgepo1t'.35;Dan-
lnuy, 7; Huntington. 0; Greenwich, 6;
Nom'aik. 3; Ridgefiold'. 3; Bethe]. l;
'Weston I: Sherman 2;St'1ui1iord i.
'iown'sV in which children have been
placed: Bridgeport. DnrieuV Monroe,
Nor-,unlk Brookiield,Sta1ntc'Ird New-
town Greenwich Easton thlgctlcld
Iiethcl Wilton. Danbury'. wedding
Itahfloid. Hartford, Watertown. Mun
chestei Green. lmvieboro. N. Y.
Litespccttuily submitted.
MARTHA A. BOUngON
iatrou.
Itvti
1"1 VOL"-
. Shoe Repairing
Is. NOT MODERN on scIEN'rirIc
UNLESS DONE ev us.
Monarch Repair Shop,
. 4a RAYMOND s'r.
. 'PHONE 456 on POSTAL. ‘
A " .r, g :
Now Is the To... 13 nu;
I WALL
PAPERS
Annual Clemente Sale of
”WALL PAPERS.
10%, Disconnt on All Grades
of Stock Papers.
V Crockery, Glassware, Ilouseturnish.
lug Goods.
Japanese China in Cape, saucers,
Plates. etc. .
Painters' Supplies.
good ready mixed Paint. 8125 per
go on
VVVWhite Curtain Poles, with. fixtures.
l0Window Shades and Picture mm.
node to order
Painting and Decolating.
we give in: 3.62 it. citizen Trading
S'ta'mps.. As‘k for than" L
I
87 Washington's'trect.‘
SOUTH' NORW'ALK.
Eledlric Fang.
. pressed air, under the provisions or a
V contract made by the Navy Depart-
Intent, with John Arbu'okio“. 0! New
"he following report of the Board
of unagcmeut was read:
" Statement of Management Board
on Falrfleid Countv' Home for your ,
Hiding Sept 30 1908:
Paid out for maintenance and
care of children and for
provisions ............ ._ . 3.613 048. 40
Salary of supe’l lntcndent 720. 00
Help ................. . . L. 3,377.85
Clothing ................. . . 988.35
Sundiics ....... V ............ 335.67
Furniture ......... r. ....... 15.25
Supplies ..L. ................ 283.07
Writer H... ................ 94.00
Fuel ..... "r. 802.96.
Reprints H.» ................ 888.12
Medicine, position etc. 207.83
Letih ..... 06.27
Salary of teachers . ......... 1 .365. 00
'i'elop'houo .. ............... 44.20 2
Dr James G. Gregoin was present
For a short time and reported that
the health of the children in the home
\1 .Is remarkably good Outside of two
slight epideliiios of tonsilitis which
were quicklI done away with he had
only made fou1 calls during the en-
tire year.
He Iecomniended that a cimvulce
con? room be added to the institution
e'tn ing (but the method in vogue nt
piesent of placing sick Lpat'icnts in
sleeping rooms warns bad one and
.illbllld be done away with. v
' Commissioum John BIVophy address
ed the gathering. saying that. he' found
the condition of the institution in re-
111.11 habiv good shape and congratulat-
ed the matron and board of manage-
inept He then went on to explain scv
I, 1111 things relative to the rules at” the
institutipu which were not understood
by the visitors.
Mr. Kellogg. secretary of the State
Board of Chalities, was also present
and spoke of the condition of "the
borne, saying that measures should be
taken by the b'om'd of nynagenieut to
childicn in the school, this number ‘
haying increased so as to make the
unions: of beds inadeduate.
lilimmted the condition of the insti-
lutlon highly
At the conclusion of the meeting the '
guests were invited to dinner.
Those present were as follows:
Commissioners
and John are phy.
V William“ A. LRedden. Bridgepoit;
Miss Elizabeth M. Balflbel. Bethe];
Miss Amelia J. Newman-,5 Brookfleld;
Mrs Henry Dayton.VGreVe1'1'wlch; Mrs
E. ll. 'Jo'lmson‘ Newtown; Mrs. C. A
liar-,1 Nol'wul'k'; VMrs. F. A. Lane. oi"
South Nerwalk'i' Mr's. E A Hoyt. of
Ridgeileld; Mrs. J P. Bounty, Miss
E111 Lockwood. St.1nIfVordL;VxVMrs.VWll~
llam F. Wood and Mine Andrew Cor.
Vham Westporh
TRYING +2; FLOA'T'VvANKEE'.
Compressed Air Will be Used by Gou-
tractor Arbuckle. j .
NEWPORT R. I. Got. 22. -Thc sec
ond gates of attempts to host the Uni ‘
ted States cruiser Yankee from the
impaled position on the Hon and '
during a thick fog on the night of Sop! "‘
tember 22, was actiyely begun today
to boat the vessel by the use of com '
J'
Electric Co.
36 WAsHINGToN eraser. L '
HE .
112 WASP; NGTON STREET,
1111's 667.
. .
“Larson; 6134. .6.
' L!" ' . ._.
' ' Xorlt. L
‘ airtight;
The Navy Department is to"
bear halt the expenses" up. to 2'26. 000
yin case the «attempts are unsuccess-
'ifui'. Land Mr. Arbbcklé‘ is to receive I
\isitois ot the Fairflcld County you ‘
accommodate the larger number of ,
lie com- '
Whitman 3 Mess
‘A Dickerman & Son
Chickens Rest upon which she ran
by a corps of wreckers who propose _ "V
YARD TEL 46-2.
V 3.1.1:...“ Advancement: IV'V Bridgeport Advertisements.
'The I
La‘ ‘
t
u
Read Co
M‘Iblzfl 1837..
Outing Flannel Gowns aromatics '
' for welded and Children
The first frosts and blllStCi'il'lg winds make us think of
warm clothes, and lot sleeping garments there is nothing‘
so comfoxtublc in cold weather as the edit, wa'i'.m durable
and washable outingV flannel.
NightgoWns for women are in plain white and dainty
stripes prettily made with satin fucings,’ heading and feath-
cr stitching.
Plain white Gowns llaVC pink and blue coloxed embroi.
dcry. ,
v Prices, 50 and 75c up to $1. 25.
Oct. 181.1908 ........ ......... l3
Nlil:llll)(;;e‘0f (“'llllt‘liell Ieceivcu dur 67 Children' s Gowns. 2 to 14 years, 50 and 759
on ....................
Nunl'bei o'l ({Ufélent children 10 Warm Kimonos of velvet finished flannel, for women.
turned . ......................... 28
Placed or replaced in families V-(dit Long and Short Kimmios Of' fancy outing flannel In;
VVgtci'epédcltiildVreVn) l ........ l'ti ..... 44 _ ‘
u o rents or ran yes, L‘ " ‘
(dQI'ent children) ........ ‘....17 Everyday P ettlcoats
Disallgtrged by Board of Mauugc- 0 L VL . H 11 hi
‘ --------------------------- Brilliantine Sateen, and cat or com.
Legally adopted .. ............... 1 * '
')'l"ll'lll.('1"'l bltitkl?n(galg:phmhAM A template stock, more than forty different stylc5,1
1e ury 0111c . v
1); (1 who was placed out}. .‘3 .Cilsth and durable Ictticoets fo1 street wear.
ScatyVVV to the Con'uectituit School 'i'or Black Sateens , _ , ........ .. ....... 98 to $2 75-
......................... 3
Sent to IIIduthrli'I'l School for Girls .3Vl’ Brilliantine “““ ' """"""""" $2 50 to $5 00
Pupils in the Intermediate grade . 32¢ Moreen ..... V-. . . . ................. $1- 98 to $5 00'
Pupils in the Primary grade ..20 Heatherbloom ....... . ............ $I. 98 to $3- 5°-
VAI'I exceptional value In fine Italian Cloth, tlirec styles
a
Special at $1.50.
"ShoVrt Underskirts of wool 01' outing flannel.
striped, ready to wear.‘ A‘duiuty assortment.
Lower 'floor, elevator at Dress Goods Section.
plain and
Oil Heaters Any toom may be warm and com-
V ' fortablc in a few minutes with an
01“ Heater. The “Puritan Smokeless” is one of the best
kinds, for it is equipped with a burner wherein the wick can
be raised to a certain height and can crawl no higher. Such
a heater has a brass fount Which will hold 4 quarts of oil and
V6111 burn from 8 to 10 hours. A handle (It er the top makes
it convenient to carry from one room to another From
$2. 95 “P ‘
.
on .
After the long drought a spell of rainy Weather is due.
We have prepared for it by liberal purchases of Um-
brellas. These we offer at popular priced-via: f
Wl'} ESPECIALLY ASK YOU TO LUCK AT ()UR VNEW
Wireless Umbrellas
No eyelet, ribs or wire to ru§t or break. Does not tangle '
while opcning. Does not turn inside out.
84 Washington St, South Norwalk .
, .
i.‘ >'.
$87,500 should he succeed in floating V
the cruiser.“ Carpenters t'odhy braced
the decks so that. they were practically
the hatches were fastened
down, and the body or the vessel made
into a series of airtight compartments.
.14“? each at which the air was forced
from a huge compresVLEVor
‘ 4'
LINCOLN ROOFING. a super- LADDERS ordinary and atom 1
., ior fabric roofing, warranted .siori. _
for ei ht years. ' ' '1 FIR' CUTTER lites. ‘ .
:‘TAR P PER l, a, dud 31px. seen we: rirso bit!“ CORD
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