SIM: Castor is,
goric,
ll
‘ * htibstttrioe.‘
and pile.
up Flutulencg
osmium; QA$
pd has been made under his pet--
, IY . Y sonal supervision since its infancy.
Y 1 o ‘ ‘ Allowu a one todcceive you in this.
‘ Mi 9 _‘ yortcits, mutations and “Joshua-good” are but:
Sm to that trifle with and endanger the health of
Harmless substitute fer Castor Qily gara-
reps and Soothhig Syrups
contal s neither Opium, Morpliin
,1 ago is its guarantee. .132 destroys Worms
. I mandolin I It”
Colic. I relieves il‘oothing Troubles, 1
assimilates the flood, regulates the
aw 5. diving healthy, and natural also»
“DMWTIIB Mormons Friend.
Bears the Signature of
girls; location- In
our allies Narcotic
nun-es Plih’llhmll and Wind
pres Gui tlprytlou
hi You Han Always rough
do Use YFY-OYI'Y Over 30 Years.
“‘A’slsistnnt (to country cohort—~—
‘ “Howl’s this obituary? Etlll()i‘w—-\Vlly,
that’s my own! Assistants—Yes, that
Hasldns f(,‘YllO\V-~lllc dI-adI shop—unis
j in here vesteIduy looking for you with
‘I a gun. and i thought. if anything
V should happen you might like to cor-
‘.l‘0dt.,tllt3 proofs bofoichund. 'TlYllc.
T x
Yj“ A: ‘ house all hour: day and night.
‘YFrederick H. Gaming,
‘ UNDERTAKER.
Funeral Parlorsin Connection.
Lady Attendant.‘ Tel. 904.
Y . "‘ miles and Residence,
‘ VIYsIIlsOY MAIN 31'. SOUTH NORWALK
was
YIIEYIsUSEo WITH
as In-ugh satisiadtiOn
I and at ta'vlllllcll cheaper
price than Coal.
,Ie Convmced
d.
Themhrmorthst's soon i:
“thé’h II: c in: ~
. l M. can be
imulted topour
it and we'll game.
clean and comfortable
Metsvriseomzlc‘io
strand in «I: at
ARDW
Ila WAsHINGroN STREET,
Phone 607.‘ ‘
,1 Y
‘ me It a Trial and . ;;
r’eI‘. goo.
I Y argument that the advocates of con-
"You III‘IIY‘IwY'IstYlnur youmr time paint-
ing pictures." “lint. i sell my pic-
tures." protested the artist. “And that
it what convinces III‘o you callscll uny-
lhlng. Why don't you take up like in-
surance, steel bridges or something
\viiith big money in it?"-~l‘lome H‘cr-
lit.
YOUR
Shoe Repairing
IS NOT MODERN OR SClENTlFlC
i , UNLESS DONE BY US.
Monarch Repair Shop,
43 RAYMOND sr.
'PHONE 456cc POSTAL.
Now..:Is the Time to Buy
WALL
APE RS
Annual Clearance “Sale Of
WALLPAPERS.
10% Discount on All Grades
I Now,
of Stock Papers.
lCrockery, Glassware, Houselurnlsh-
lug Goods.
Japanese China in Cups.
Plates, etc.
Painters' Supplies. -
(lined ready mixed Paint, $125 per
gal on
oWhlte Curtain Poles. with fixtures,
Saucers;
Window Shades and Picture- Frames
made to order.
Yl’ainting and Decorating.
we give the s. &- H. Gneen Trading
Stamps. Ask for thebr.
L. H Decker
.87 Washington Street,
some activism.
‘ We are carrying, a. full line Sol
EledterW" n
Electric Co,
as thI-uno'ron, eraser. ‘
staterooms“.
trauma lit
stores. and the other in this. that then
who do quality work are better paid.’
th‘r the South American markets to
Y making the Mississippi navigable to
Y years.
-‘ Ydlstneescd me terribly. Burdock Blood
Y-BltteIs outed mo;"——Y.i. H. Walker, Sun. .
. Q. I neuron—Frauen
Idhy. Y, IITheI5 ceremony was performed
‘ by the
' and Mrs. Benton will reside in New
EXPlllll llBllRI
Western Man Has Novel Theory lor
Conservation ol,Naiional Resources
WASl'ilNG'l‘ON, Oct. 27.118 western
manufacturer has ,brought out a new
phase of the much discussed move
ment for, the conservation of natural
resources. in a letter to the National
Conservation Commission. parts of
which they huvo made public, he
points out that not only ought. pru-
dence to be used in the consumption
of the country's natural products. but
that the possibility of a double saving
lies in working up these raw materials
and exporting the manufactured urti-
clcs rather than the original iron or
wood or other unfinished products;
“liroadly stated," he says, “the
propositkm is this: thn we were in
new country and our industrial life
was that etc colony it was quite feas—
ablc to export the riches Nature had
treasured up on this continent. Our
,populnthm has increased enormously
end we must aim to get into a posi-
tion where wo canexpo It labor instead
of products. hiverychild that is born
in the country brings two hands with
it. but. its presence does not add to the
store or Nature. When we export?
petroleum. lumber troll and other
materials, We are taking something
from the wealth of the Country. III
exporting highly finished products
containing quality labor we are pine
ing into the foreign Inmhets the labor
of our people that increases directly
with many incrc 1w in population. Ii
have heard professors of political
economy in Germany say, ‘Let us buy
raw materials abroad and export them
in a highly finished state. We shall
thou gain a double advantage. the one
in that we do not deplete our natural
I atiug manner. alter he had braved the
Y , IRED MOSES.
Do yen suitor the embarrassment at
carrying III-mind an extremely red1
nose? or are you tortured with a red
blotohyior pimply race? it do gnu are
foolish to stand it long: it s I the
simplest and easiest thln‘g in the
world to get rid or, No matter what
might ha been the cause, the follow
ing harm toss and inexpensive treat
ment will positively remove all traces
of your embarrassment in Ytrolp two
to four weeks.
(let this prescription filled at. any
Drug Store. Olcarolu and hail ounce,
Ether one ounce, Alcohol seven
ounces.
Mix and apply to the parts afiected
as often as possible. but morning and
night. anyway, alIOwing it, to remain on
as long as possible, never loss than ten
minutes, the longer the better, then
you can wipe off the powdery film de-
llllBElllSllll SllEEEllS ,
ERllM lWlSl‘YEll E001
Dare Devil Driver Succumbs lo Sprain
Jumping Out olIRunaboui
Alter whirling around the Vanilla"
hilt. cup course at a speed which
sometimes reached the mark of 100
III] has an hour, George Robertson. the
intrepid driver who in a Locomohilc
cnI-onn the cup. Saturday, met with a
scvoro accident. when the danger or
the death defying contest was over.
Robertson Was inJuch In an exasper-
dangers of the comsc‘. ‘and come out
of. the race-unscathed. ‘ ‘
,IlI‘ollowtng the finish. President 8..
'1‘. Davis. .lr., of the lmcomohllc-Com
Ipuny, furnished Mr. Robertson with n
LocoInobilc‘ runabout Ill which to so
to New Y'.Ink 'i‘ho drivoI, Yin stepping
our people will be able to rise to a
higher standard of living. for those
This idea is along the same line of
servnllon have been presenting—~tl1at
waste censists not only ln~ misuse on
natutal resources but just as much in
the iaihue to utilize to the tallest. oxv
N-‘lll chYInoInically possllilcwhut . it
represents another step in that line.
I in Who rode the race with Florida in
‘tho first
from the machine, tIIIned his right no-
IIlc over suddenly, and fell to the
ground. The injury as severe and
painful, and the drlv 3r was obligchto
lake to his bed yes crdny.‘
Ctillsldt'l‘illllt‘ pro 0 has been show'
cred upon “Lon” 'l‘ravcrs. the mechan-
iroromobllc to start. Nor
Walkers who witnessed the giant
struggle botwt‘lcn the big motors, said
The man who makes the suggestion
is the treasurer of a big ludlana mun~i
urasturing company, which has been
making threshing machinery and on. i
Iglncs for more than half a century. i
His long, business experience has given
him II. iirstdmnd knowledge of the
progress of the Inanuiacturing indus
try in this country and he has supple
Incnted this knowledge by observa-
tions alumni.
"in our own business." he say.s we
me feeling the dearth of lumber and
anxiously lookingr mound fcu substi-
tutes that do not however furnish us‘l
with what we need for ()lll separatorsx
and hullcrs. The iIIIYIeusing prices of
this InateIial will bumper us. especial
ly in ioreign competition.
“1 wish that I‘ could tell you in dbl.
iars and cents what the handset re»
cent years have oust us. (inclined
at. Kansas City, where we had a‘six
story \thl‘t‘llOllStI‘. cost us in actual
Ycash $9,730, not to speak of the docs
of trade. This vcar'a high water at
that place did oui business damage
amounting to probably moro than
$39000 0| $40000. We must have.
some regulation of the watt-us of the!
country so that elements of uncertain
ty and loss will be eliminated from
business.
“lint there is a hutth consideration
that calls fOI the extension of navigai
hie Wlt91\\’r;:>,wllt‘lt‘\(‘l that is toast l
l
‘hle. hirty or iorty v'cals one our
raw materials were at. our doors.
inunbor was out two .miles from our
factory. Now our lumber comes from
Louisiana. some of it even from the
Pacific Coast. 0111' products used to
he sold in ‘the immediate vicinity.
they go thousands of Inilesl
across the continent, and the‘ltcm of
transportation has become an import
out one in the cost of our busineSs.
Ilhc time is just coming when we on-
advantagc and dislodge the iI‘Yuropcnn
manufacturers .who have commanded
their trade for the last. titty years.
We can do this if we get a waterway
from Chicago to the Gulf. and thence
by; the Panama Canal into the western
‘lialf of the South American continent.
ii the Chicago to St. Louis big water-
way is Ibuiltthe central western states
in the districtYaI-ound Chicago will be-
come ,the greatest manufacturing cen-
ter oi" the world, but to compete with
England and Germany we must have
water freight rates.
"During six years residence in .Ger-Y
.many Yl saw how much is being done
there tOward the proservlation of onr-
ests and watched with keen intcrestI
the effect. oi the canals that were built
by the PIussiun government upon the
development of the industly of that
country. The rise in land .valuos hienc
would have ‘pald__ the cost of digging.
the canals twice over. The client of
its tIibutaIies would he to bring. all
the adjacent land within touch of the
Iwml‘d s markets Farming would be
more profitable and the value of
American lands would be ohhancod.
"Water power as a source of energy:
will have in determining influence up-I.
on bur national life in the future. its?
passing entirely out of public control
Would cause much hardship during
the generation to come "
-“Had dyspepsia orI indigestion {01}
No thpotite and what I did eat
bury. Ohio .
The many friends of Harry IlhI IBou-I
ton, and Miss Lillian May :Fisher lief
New York, formerly wYell knownY'Y in
'1?th Norwalks. inI be surprised to
learn o: Ithclr quictomarriag‘c. ‘Snn-
ev. Dr W. D. Hart of Wilton.
and Mrs. IIvlomerI Crow, ,Mor
r.
and M.
East Norwslk. were witnesses.
Ychamlls. Boston;
wit. P. Kelly. H. C.
IIIIlck: J F. Sullivan Brecht-Yon Mass;
‘Dreyer. J =.P MIIIphy C. P Wilson B.
lhat 'l‘ravcrs stcpphd from his car at
the ilnish with a smile on his lips, and
as steady as thoughhc‘hnd pusl come
i'ronI a. garden party. Many other me
oh: Inks rcclod under. the nervous
stYIIIlII like drunken n’l'on. as they left
their cars 'i‘rnvcru, who is employed
in the incomobilo fanYioly in BIiIlgo~
port "hIokc in" the drive”; of the
tire dcpaI tnIent motor llulllilllllrllli them,
and is popular among the crews at
that apparatus.
PflPllliR Italian
MUSIC HALL
A large and well “cased oudicn 0
attended the pcri’onnancc at Muse
Hull last night. The motion pictures
wow the best thus Iarlprodcnted. 'l‘no.
vaudeville was good in overv respect.
Hughes. the sleiglIl-oi—hund pcrformcrY:
has some neat tricks, which through .
out deceive the eye and deserve the up I
plausc giIoII them Carl Stump! in!
his illustrated Songs |Ivan appreciated
as he nlwavs is. lie Iondorcd his
songs in an I'utistlc manner. Wood &
Wolsner. "the ’i‘wonticth Century
Girls,"- me real Newt. Miss Wood.
who sings “1 Don't. Caro" in her
original manner. makes It dccldcd hit
and Miss \S’cisnerln her song "Justr
’i‘wo Kids“ sings with expression and;
has Ir voice of i'lll‘t‘! quality. Kelly &’
t‘Yntlin. coon nI‘Id-t‘lhiurc. are lauglr
makers from start to finish. They are
in a 01.1% by’thomsolves in this line.
Madame Frances Williams. who pro-
scnts the circus, a performance of
trained nIIinIals.‘includiIIg horse, dog
and monkeys. dowry-"cs great credit.
as her not is simply great. This alone
is worth the price ofmdmlssion. ,
c: 9'90 14..
#- luhui uullItIIAtua Blunt
Samba I I
titanium _.
a m
‘. HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Gilliam-«N. Browne. E. L. Des-
(‘arl Holler. A. Hau-
IYSlgler. E. M. Stephenson.
lioerseh. John Von
l-lolt, .lr., R. P. Vidau‘d. J. Shocilln, AL
Storm-and wife, L. Wagner. R. Eliellng.
:NowYork; W. ll. Shellman. Spring»
Iiicld. Mass; it}. .l, I ann,YIHartfdrd;
l. Hayes. Wcstd d; .1. l. McCor
Inner, ll. .13.
Joseph Payne, 'lllt. \I'.ornon N.Y., R. is“
Stanton. Philadelphia; B. McGIath,
11“?“er , I Y ‘
0..Slms. ‘A. RI.
Tllhorpey Starr C. Barnum} ‘lthil hi;
Gould, New Haven: Mr and Mrs
Gould, Hartford: Mrs. Hall and dough
thr, Providence; li‘. IOldsI and wife.
Idrio. rPa.:Y IL. it. lleIrlhutt. Wilton;
George l..YRockWoli Ridgcilcld: .E. 12‘4-
mec. ‘ll. .R. Taylor, Joseph Iomis.
city: S. Groenstoln R T. Wakeman,
Bridgeport; (‘Y W. incycr. .l. 1’ Min
phy, C. 1’. Wilson New York; R. W.
McMullcu. William M. .Cox. Stamford;
George ii. Palmer, Hartford; Miss An-
nie Doyle, liantarn. Conn: J. F. Dun-
loavy. St Paul; K. Warren. Gull-
ford. Mass. C. A. Dennis. Boston; G.
G. AbeItt alul wile ll 1‘. Styles. C W
. MahaIIkamo-—W.
Melvin S. W Sears, G. S. Lowenthal,
New Yonk;
navluo TO PREVENT ots'rYunsAN.
‘ OES. " .
Y YAMOY Oct 27 -—~As a precaution
against any disturbance during the vis-
it hole of the sedend squallrpn of‘ the
American battleship fleet invitationsl
to the Chinese ruin the reception ‘to
«he. fleet have men limited in number
to 400. Many foreigners of bad chur-
actor are assembling -.‘here but no for-
eigncr will be admitted to the grbunds
whore receptions are to he held with
out a pass from “the consular Yrepre!
sentatlve of his country. Invitations
to the Foo Chow students and 119.va
work city in the future. .
Ifull to pass the
‘lilg thrown out altogether,
II weaker one are“ more emotional
Yondets have been withdraws Y,
. , Hutu IIIII Y
tllllillilfli Iran up
‘When They Flank 'Enpineer Exams
They Lose Their Positions
W.m
The union locomotive flromou om-
ployod on the Nowlllavon system have,
a gilcvance to be taken up with “W
YIuilIoad company at the contest possh
bio date. All day Sunday the union
iiremcn wme in session in Qdil l‘J‘cl-
lowI-I' building in Crown street New
Haven. threshing out the question
among themselves in an attempt to
air-ire at some definite way of pros
seating their grievance to the officials
of the New Haven (Y'OlllpflllyYI
The flit‘lllt-‘ll claim that those who
have been in the employ of the com-
pany for two years or more, and who
examination when
“set up." should be given some kind.
of Work by the company, instead of be-
us is now
the rule of the company. Of late new
era] firemen have failed when being
examined for cnglnccrs. and as u re-
sult are thrown out of work. .It was.
stated at the meeting Sunday that it
is up to the union firemen to present!
the matter to the railroad officials in
. such a way as to have some arrange-
ment reached whereby the firemen
who have worked two years or more
for the company should be protected
upon taking an examination to be “set
up.’
The meeting was largely attended.
both Inornlng and afternoon sessions.
and all present chc greatly interest-
cd in the. proposition advanced by the:
officers of the. union. The matter of
flrt’lucns hours was discussed at‘
length until it Was finally agreed that
tho ilrcmcn should have no hours. I
.l‘he outcome or the meeting will be
watched with much interest. as should
the road refuse to recognize the men
when the matter is presented, some
further action is probable on the part
or the union firemen.
YTO‘CURE YA YCOLD IN ONE DAY
Toke lYAXA'l‘lVlll BROMO Quinlnc
il‘ublcts. Druggists refund money it it
fails to cure. iv]. W. GROVYE'S signa—
taro is on each box. 250.
POLITICIANS VERY ACTIVE.
t
—__....
New York State the Storm Center
Again Today.
NEW YORK, Oct
4)”
.I M'i‘Oday's poI
,litlcnl program is one of intense aetiw
ity throughout New I York city and
Rllllt‘. llotYlI presidential candidulcs
are here. hurrying from point to point
in the city and nearby towns. ” Mr. 'l‘Iait
started for tho outlying suburbs in the
cuIly morning going llrst to Yonkcr
.at 9. 40 and than to a series of one?
and towns along 0 Hudson as for up
as Troy. ‘MII. Bryon devoted himself
to Greater New York, beginning at. 3
II. III. in City Hall Il‘nrk, then alter a
tow hours“ sleep, addressing ii. in end
way meeting then going to Brooklyn
and Long island City. and later swing-
ing across to Yieiscy City
iloth of the gubernatorial candidates
also devoted their attention to New
York city. , Governor Hughes came
down from Albany speaking enrouto
at Catskill, and ranching New York at
noon to iill speaking engagemepts
hero, Long island. City and several sn-
burbnn points. Mr.
utctntlon to New York city and Brook—
Ilyn.
gdttoi ney- Caner-l Bonaparte is among
the notable speakers scheduled to ap— Y Y ‘
chm here tonight
Mr.
expectedlto make another address deal
log with the subjects which have at- ;
tractcd widespread attention of late.
Mr. Sherman. the. Republican vice-
prosidontzial candidate. arrived in New ,Y
York tonight, after adressing meetings
at upstate points during the day.
MORE ABOUT sumo ALIVEL
A Toksoek.‘ Correspondent Supports.
Mr. Raymond’s Articles.
,I.,..
“EllillOi E voniug Sentinel: Int.
it is with a derrec of ‘lfca
Irlpmbllng," caused by the comments it? ‘
lion in your issue of 24th inst; in
owner to premature burials that
impelled to say a word.
IOIII' sex being the acknOWlddg‘gd
Y
nature than are men, and the awful
possibilities that Mr. Raymond b‘Ilngs
but. came to me so impressively and
suddenly as to cause a it runs of. mind .
ishrluk from I
uniting oI even thinking of the sand;
that. has quite upset me.
loot.
div 3 on usual in ulrv as to who this L
Mr. Raymond is, was told he was run-
ning for some legislature position YinIIYI ‘
I have no knowledge of either I
,‘himsoli‘ (n his opponents—Alf he has
10W“.
apv-but ‘thc‘ conviction was forced
upon me. tYhat if Darien had among as Y
number one whose ideas were so
Ohnulor gave his :
Heal st is also I
:I‘UESDAY, OCTOBER 27,1908. I I
M.
.-
Bridficport Advertisementl 1 Bridgeport Advertisementl.
A Two Days’ Clearance .
Oi Linoleum and Oil ClotlI Remnants.
'l‘hcsc Remnants have born gathered at the Main St.
cud of the Carpet Store. Lengths am from 2 to 10 yards
. and all are 2 yards wide. _
YYI 42,112 dis.
5-50c quality at 35 C18.
Remnants of Oil Cloths in 1. 15/. and 2 yard widths,
at 319 (its sq.. yard
Best grades of Oil Cloth, , . at 27c sq. yd
lllcsc l‘KllClllL‘lV low pIiIcsI IWlll not pcIInit us to out
special quantities, and the unions IcnIIIzIIIts will be sold cu- _ ’
tlrc. Sill
dill
t ’Y 60c quality
For 'l‘ucsday and \N’cdncsday.
Ramproof Suttmgs
(lac of the best and strongest of cotton wcavcs good
appearing and quite Slit)\l’(’l\]ll’t‘)0f. Our different combina-
tions, wray and blaIk, may and blue gray and navy, and a
quv mixture, checks, ochplaids, and stripes. 30 inches
wide, 15... drill
25c a yard. d 1‘ ‘
__Wasli Uoogls bcctIon.
Women 8 initial Handkerchief
l’ are llilt’ll with a snail] initial enclosed In an :mbroi(1~
cred month in one cmncr. Very good'valuc, and too each.
i’ at up in boxes of half a dogcn, 55c.
FIne Tellet Wares
Hudnut‘s Italian Orris. Put up in closely paI kcd wrap~
pings, a large quantity. enough for many sachet bags. This
has the liilt‘Y violet odor 75c. ‘
Cardinal Eau de QuiniIie, for the scalp. it is cleansing
and invigorating. vctv agrc‘ablc to use. 50 and 750.
Du Barry Perfume. It comes in todct water, extract,
and powder. its scarlet Iovcrs hearing a portrait of "Mad-
zone."
11 is an odor IlclIcatc and subtle.
O
This IIS the season for New Floor Coverings. We are pre-
‘ pared to furnish them. whether it is a Square of Oil
Cloth; a Rug oi any. size. or Carpet for a whole room.
OIL CLOTHS
LINOLEUMS
G l
1183 I
Bkossnss JR
AXMINSTER, . Y
CARPETS in All Grades.
SHADES to Order a Specmlly
.clearly expressed en so important a. ‘Y .
topic. that people would have no cause
to apologIZe ior lack of intelligent pro- ‘ I
scntntion or any other topic .in which
he might interest himself
1 should hull with pleasure my. tur~
tlIoI connnunicatlop that Mr. Raymond
might see fit to makeYon the subject
of mematurc burial. and I think your
readers will agIce with me.
Very truly,
Ill. 0. . ,1
,Tokeneke. Oct. 26. loos. Y
ZYERPELIN'S AIIRSHIP RISES AGAIN
.FRIEDRICHSCHAFEN, Oct. .27.:-
Count Zcppelin's‘airshlp made an..as-
cension this morning, with Prince
Henry. of Prussia. and Captain Mas-
clIl-re as passengers. The ‘airship
started in the direction of .Ueherlln-
gen. to the northward of Lake Con-
stance. . . , ., ,
QUEEN OPPOSED To MARRIAGE.
TURIN, Oct. 27. «it is‘ Imported
here that the Dowager Queen Mor-
gherits remains immovable“ in‘ her at-
titude or chposltioli to‘ the marriage.
or the Duke of Abrusz'i \and Miss IKnt
erille' Elkins,‘ hot shot the «duke h In
declared that he will have his owh
Way in spite ‘ot’ opposition. .
HI
YARD TEI. 46—2. Y
Y... SPEClALTlES
we I .
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MILL TEL. 46-3.
lY .,
i Yli‘
DINCO N ROOFING, ‘a snper- LADDERS ordinary and exten-
angel sit: reeling, warranted Idiom. YY I ,
years. ': I Fl R GUTTER, two sizes. I
tTAI‘E‘P‘1?E’R,r,II a, and {apply Y. .. --SASH WEIGHTS and CORD.
5—Way-
Mother—“What did L‘oul‘se do when
sho‘ ‘hesrd you. though of giving her
your diamond earrings? I
Aunt—~"She pricked up hot- ears. "-
Harper' s‘Weekly. Y
his. Stubb—John.‘ ii'YI married life is 1 '
chewed \
any exercise beneficial to your health really a drama. do you think [we get
Fnddlst Visitor—Arc you
in this prison? IConvict~Ob. yes. niany curtain calls?
nm’ sin; by advice or my counsel i'ye I Mr. Stubwaell. the mauled warden
'b'een‘ skipping the rope.-—BuitimoreY Imay, noun, but the married men get
American. Y She curtain lectures III-Chicago. New.
Norwalk Chronicler