units. ”'
Ladies Fleeces at. .. 250 and 500
Wool at...................-u0Ill3d 1.
Children's Fleeced at. .. ..7.
Mens Fleeccd at .........450 331111509 ,
.Wool at .101
E. K. (BANKS,
14411112115110.0210- 5197K.
Frank Morton is again at Rogers 111:
Stevens' store after an illness of two
weeks.
A new house is being erected in
Rhodonolia P1111,k for Captain Daniel
‘Toonicy.
George Hopkins continues seriously
ill of typhoid fever at his home in
Concotd sir.eei
Thomas A Skelly, of Main street,
Norwalk. spent Shturday and Sunday
111 New. York city.
,Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bocnlsh, of Con-
cord and Wood streets, are the parents.
of a nine-pound son.
A force of city employees have been
at work straightening up the curb
stones around Union Pink
William Butt'eiy is setting out a.
number of young shade trees about his
place in Merwin street. Norwalk.
M1. and Mrs. William '1. Malone, of
Relay place, Stamford. spent Sunday
visiting friends in South Norwalk.
-——1')r. P. S. Henson will give his is-
mous lecture 011 Fools, st 80.1 Nor.
Baptist Church, Wednesday, Oct. 28..
Court Maliackenio. 1101550133: of
America, will meet in icgular session.
this evening in the Swartz & Corbett
b10011.
William H itay.inond who has been
quite 111 With filicunionln at his home
in Taylor avenue, is now slowly cou~
valescing.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones, of Phila-
delphia. have been guests of Mr. and
Mrs. lieniy O. Bailey, of High street,
South No1 walk
.‘The monthly meeting of the Journey-
men Barbers' Union will be held this
evening in Central Labor Lyceum
ashlngton street.
Uncas Tribe N0 20.1mpioved Order
of Red Man will hold 11 regulni meet
ing this evening at the wigwam in
Washington street. 1
Charles Shroedei, of Norwalk, stop-
ped a horse this moining that had
started of its own accord down Wall
street and up Main.
Edward J. Lloyd of Norwalk has
been entertaining his (laughtci. Miss
Ger'tiude N. Lloyd, of Hartford. who is
also a"vocalist-33' of note. '1 .. .
Captain William F. Hoyt. who re
cenil-y' resumed the oyster business
intends to have an opening plant at
his dock in Water street. 1
James Kenna. of Norwaik. was
among those fioin The Norwalks who
attended the funeral of the Rt. Rev.
Mgr. Slocum yesterday, at Water
bury.
The Ladies United Whist Club will
hold its first meeting of the season
with Mrs. George W Stevens, South
Main sheet, tomorrow afternoon at 1‘1
o'3clock.
P C Lounsbury Dodge, New Eng-
land Order of Pr tectiou. will hold its
business session t as evening, followed
by (1' celebration (if its nineteenth an
niversary. '
William A. Fai1is3,of Los Angeles.
(1111., was calling 011 friends in Brook-
’ side Sunday. Mr Fans is 11 1110511610113
business man of California, fernieiiy
(if this place.‘
Senator Jeremiah Donovan is sched
010 to 55311-4155 11 big rally of t 0 East
Sill 1303010017110. 111 .Iiildgepor. this
'ev'énii'igL There will he a street parade
preceding the raliy', '
The Rt. Rev. Chauncey B Biews
ter, Episcopal bishop of Connecticut,
will sail from Naples with his family
next Thursday. He has been spending
the summer attending the Lambetli
confluence in England.
Mr: and’ MrsuRaipb DeWitt have
rethrn‘ed’to their ho'mc'i’i'om a several
days".trip to northern New, York state.
. 'Mr. Dertt is‘the station-agent of the
New York, New'l-iavenand Hartford
Railroad .,Conipany,.1in South Nomalk
The: state has‘iglven two earloads ‘of
cru'sbed‘ stone' to the Town bi“ Nor-
walk. to he used on the macadamiaed
portion of the 11771115155111: rosd, which
runs from the end (if t)ie trolley line
to thé city line.‘ One load has been
received 'and amend 'from the trolley
t‘erinl‘n'ai 0011111 “'th‘i‘s way, and the other
Will be 93113000 (is soon as it arrives.
Mrs. Jennie P. Nichols and family.
who have iesided in one of Mrs. Wil-
1111111 11.125911111111115 houses in Taylor
avenue the past dour years. left today
for their, new 11331310110 New 131311110171,
‘ tiie313'b3i'slpe'ss.',of which her son.
01:91 05 '131. pNichols is manager. having
51:53:” 13357511 there. It is to be re-
gr'etted 't‘bat' our City should lose so
good an ,indtistry 31s the Nichols Under-
we12,3r‘t ' ' any: New Milford people
are
ht
"*7” T0 Makes Sent 1013'
. ' is to establl'i
, the Packer institute of Brooklyn
5.1151121111515150 that it‘ has
33] We have, a {incline
301Talcumelet Pow- 3
33313301353, plain or perfum-
Q Talcum Powder pre-
.1900 111111031391 71171111»
or rough is caused
9111111911000 winds. .
' Q 1111101101 gentlemen
33313133911971 113391 for
193s at 11‘
6133111315.
111. 1'1. 17311311. 11.
1333 1711115711
(7113, Thin-‘1
MGR TEL.
John Craton of 831
‘Mr. and Mrs
Washington (11,1001 are the happy par-
ents of 11. 10311413111110 sou.
Mrs William
avenue Norwnik. is spending a few
days with relatives 111 New Veik city
Mi'. and Mrs. W. A. Wheelci. of
lbidgeporL spent Sunday With Mr. (1011'
Mrs. .1 ii Fiy,nn oi Union 1’11in Nor-
walk.
At an informal meeting of the
Bryan-Kern Club, of Norwaik. held
last. evening, it was decided that the
club would attend the meeting to be‘
held this evening at Arion Hall, at
which Stuart Reid, 01' Chicago, will
speak.
The new, basketball team formed in
11.110 Sixth Company, Coast. Artillery,
hopes to be able to coniinence‘thclr
games Saturday evening, November
7th, 1 Manager Britta has-several fast
New York teams that, he expects to
have come here during the coming
season, and a good schedule will prob
ably be given.
M
Solon H. Borglum the sculptm (11."
Silvermine. has just. been commission-
ed to model the llnckus Memoi 1111 for
Tiiel
nidinmlal" is a bronze 1111s-1'elicf.slx‘
feet. high. Wlll(ll will be placed 111 the,
library of the Packer institute. Di.
Backus. who died a few months ago,
had been 52 years president of tin.1
l’ackei' institute, and was loved by the
trustees, the faculty and the pupils.
§ CITY
Assessors’ Notice
W02. the undersigned. hereby give
notice to all persons and corpoiations
liable to pay taxes in the City of
South Norwalk. that they are required
by law to deliver to the assessors, or
either of them. on or before the 211
day of November, 1908, 0 Written or
printed «list, dated. signed and sworn
on the first day of October, 1908, 1111
ble to taxation, making a .deScriptiou
of all the real estatei'eaeh parcel be-
ing separately described.
assessors, at the Council Ronni. Hav-
iland street, South Norwalk, from and
including October 19, 1908, to and iii-
cluding November 2 1908. said office
to be open from 10: 00 to 12: 00 oclock,
a. 111., and from 2: 00 to 5: 00 o'clock.
p (11.; on Saturdays i'rom 1. '00 to 9: 030
0010017 in the evening, and Monday.
November 2, 10308, from 7: 00 to 9: 030
001311., October 10, 1008.
FRANKLIN A. T01111 ES,
1 D. WILLIAM HARFORD.
010 221: Assessors.
1
TEL. 5734. 3
I:
Courteous Treatment, 1311133113311. Service
and 1233313311311 P1101? A330 3133111134an
Features at Our Store. 1
Fancy Fresh Made Butter. “Try
Ours. ' We get it twice each week. 1
All the popular brands of Cheese.
Headquafirteis' for Fancy Cakes,
Crackers (ind Wafers.
ed Tongues.
basic (9: Sunburn s 001 rated. Teas
Coffees, all grades 1171' prices.
flu-New Canned Fruits and Vegetables
are arri‘uing. Get our price .by lthe
case or idozen, assorted to suit. 3
‘fEuy Edibles that You Can Eat. "
l ‘11'
5115111111:
Lego. 54595;“ 3 :
393 3 3355313“ WASHINGTON 331'.
You. Now
(Hurselves as your 11 31-
1‘91- tailors.” 0 work W1 ('11 (13's,: (1313731
7.1917. Every. 91,111,110 103's e 90115 (1th
‘, ers 7011312115 1143‘ note '1 1; style and
we tiye' 0 make each 5115105141
fit ”a i'lils
40 7311111119 9 (111113130 1111-3113111
9,091;
LEO S. KOPPEL
~23 33333333333051} 013133111111 TAILos',
9.1911 111111111111
*9-
3
.1. Biown, of 130111011'
to, of all the property owned by them - 1
“N. B.~Lists may be. returned to the
pDnlued at the City of South Norwaik',
3, TEL. 5734.3
The Ferris Hams Bacon and Smok- "
7111013315 1133433335 ‘I‘li 311 is the b gc'st.
‘3 ...... ll". lllll'v
Blankets and Cpipt'ortables
shown in this vicinity.
The breath of cold winds 3'thcsu days remind you that you will need
You will find at this. store the largest
line .
1
These Blankets and 00111101 tables will interest everybody who has warm 1
3 5191111577..
i,
i
11
l'
' bed clothing to buy and who is not. adverse to saving money. Stocks ale tbc‘
I most 03111131313110 we ever had, vuiuos 1110 astonishing ‘
' 3 GQMFORTABLE
, :Fiiocral 111.179.0078 and Enibalmers,
12-3118 North Main Street,
' "“$3*”9°;"“’W”‘1” ”WOmOWONmmrunuc‘ T
‘ ~ Our Brown Beauties
as a Pails glove tits the 111311171, but
fit is only one (11' a dozen masons
why women prefer Queen Quality
Shoes in preference 10311111 others.
Flynn 81 Ryan,
P be no 4 6 6.
1WOM”O«OO«OOOOOM””OOOQ”OOOMMW
6,9001 $7 5,0 ,
1980310 $553.00
South Nerwaik, 601111.33
Queen Quaiiiy Shoes (it 13110.1,out
Price-33 50 and $4.00
90 Washington 8331.
58 WALL STREET. '
l
CALLS "EVERY DAY
311012 HUSTLING
-» m;_;.;=.—.—
Pajamas, Children‘s Petticoats, etc.
‘1'.“
:,‘1
836 Washington Street.
0 B. Jackson."
Optician.
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free.
PHONE 433.
m
NORWALK.
‘3 YOUNG MEN
Booms-51112111110, COLLEGE
SHORTHAND. oowr DELAY. BEGIN 530w.
TYREWRI'DING. AT Day and Night Classes; "
‘ South Norwalk. Stamford. 251101154141.
' ‘ ‘ ' no” .1 ‘, " .
11111111511301.1111...
New styles and splendid valuesin Night Robes, Underskirts,
We never offered a more varied
or attractive assortment. (103314: and see them.
N. E. Ryan & Co.,
South Norwalk-
11'-1717111117111
POPULAR
: WITH THE-
; PEOPLE
'ww.
CARL STUMPF
lLLUSTRATED SONGS1
FUD
PosuruVsLiv THE NFATEST‘ACTINVADDEVILLE
WOOD AND WEBSNER
11112357 711131"?! uses 01:
-0LA,11K 1111111150 925.
5-39—3-
Altegcd to Have Said Drinks to Bridge-
port Parties.
Cbhrlcs (11.111111, of 7.1313131311313311th
keeps :1 hotel was lined $25 each on
11.111.511.01111-11 was tried 11101010 (Ins-
ace Jusep .3. Tucker, and was prose
outed by ((180011 ting Liquor Agent
Glitus King, of Fitll'iicld.- The action.
grew out .111 (1. (13913111313319 or 13131931111,
Kirk, 0111111 5:1:‘103101 C. Gosh-,ny
1.111113511157511: Robertson wno took'
two girls out .for a (toy ride one day:
last week. and the girls testified that
the 131071 13110 51115113.; Were drinking at
the hotel aftei 12,0100k at night. The
girls have also pie erred charges of
assault against the two men n, Wlionare
1130171 under that. charge. 1 .‘
_._..._._11......_.. 1
TYPHOON KILLED 300.
received from the sections visited by.
the typhoon, and resultant duds that
devastated 041173331311. province rm-entiyn
'nlacet be death roll at 80 and 115004111-
0130 of the p10 rty at 51000 000 (10131.
There were 11
We .counts for violation (1f the cycles: .
54111711111001. 7. ~onini‘ai diiinatche's'
whorls of damage 171 -,
33319111309 Brewin‘ce. 3_
30033-1714
‘lbti.
-1 1 GEN! 14411401111
T1131 9333111 4,1 «the. Chineengn ‘
131313117 51111 0471111111
‘.
“.431.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
‘ ;(1.d (1‘1 crime:
, physicians «have. agreed that it is a
' , fieé booklet. on' ‘1D1unkenness.‘
:3 315;,
' 1721?,813'0, 9.171? 1311:2957: l'211'2x11:‘4
"9:121‘0:24'-. 1:12
.31191-1
{I1 in
‘ DANBURY T0 souru NQRWALK. '
3 11‘: 50
[10183111 0111111116
07111311 Destroysdbe Craving 110; Drink
"Cure ‘Ellccicd or Money.
1141111111111
Excessive (11' continued use, of all 11,1-
,3 001101 11011011331011 always results in 11
diseased condition of the nervous sys-
‘tcm.
'llhc. drinking man is often heard to
say, “i can stop, of my own free will“
“ 131131 when 1 wish." but the poor fellow ‘
is now devoid of the power to act at
3t110 proper time and in the right way——
‘ ,1t'11 too late the craving has secured
, (1 firm hold and because of the discus-
‘ , 1(1d.ncr\1ous system he has not the. 111111.
‘ ity tori sustained effort.
1111110 result we
all know
Drunknnness is no longer consider-
eminent scientists and
,'disease and must be treated as such.
11010 home treatment 111111.1an bebn‘
',usn(l 107.1111 number 0111700118, and ‘is
highly 11111100111101le Orrlne it is sold
under a positive guarantee that if it
does not. effect ‘11 cure your money will
"3 be refunded “
‘ ‘01"!‘lllt? is in two forms When dosir
,lngr t'o give secretly, 31111011119111 ()7 rim1
3. No 1. and if the patient will voluntm-
.ily take the treatment. Orrinc No ‘2
leiould be given. The guarantee is the
same in either case. Orrlno costs but
1911.003 per box. Mailed in plain sealed
171033131111 on receipt of pi'.ice Wiitc for
mailed
.in sealed envelope by The Orrino Com-
pany. Washington. 1) 0830131 in this
city 1111 Iddw. W 1((11101 " ,3 North
11351311505510.1515 115111.311" .
lilillllllllill Mill Ellilil
ill-i ill WilllMAllllli
‘ 0111111111: 10 Paid Work and with
Clothes Shabby. Dcspondent
1Man Ends Earthly Misery
WILLIMANTIC. Oct. 271~All uu-
known .man about 55 years old commit-
, ,ted sui(.'_i(i(= lime 31395314 1711111 by drowning
.111 .1135, Willluiautic 1'.iv0r The 3311131111
was soon to walk down the, bank of the
111 (11 opposite mill No. 2.01.1110 Ameri-
(1.1111'1‘111'0110 (‘0.1'11111 take off his coat.
' and (111331 and 3111111331 into the water. Two
11101111301311 to his rescue. but be was
(lead when they pulled him out.
In a pocket. of his cent was a letter
addressed to “The Authority." which
1rond: ‘ 1 1
,1 ‘-‘I have been working in woollen
mills in New England, 1101 couit'not
‘fin‘d work now. I am out of money
.1111(i.iiiy,clotiies are old and shabby and
'1 1 1i have decided to end my misery."
The letter also requested that. Gus-
,tav Schilipr. of Salicia. Prussia. be no-
:titied 01.1119 (loath. No name, was
signed 1011110 letter.
A JEWEL-Eli’s EXPERIENCE.
,ginia A‘s, 17101900110110.1110" writes.
i”l was so weak'from kidney trouble
3111111. 1 could hardly walk 1a hundred
.1001. Four bottles of Foley's-Kidney
Remedy cleared my complexion. cured
my backache and the irregularities dis-
isppcarcd. and 1,1 can 110w attend to
business every 311131.11 and rec nimend
Foley 9 Kidney seman- to 111 suffer-
and otiiei remedies had failed." Ciif
ford Pharmacy and R. 1'1. Plats-
ted. "
“,Do. you think the dispute between
111000 statesmen will ever end in recon
513153155111
"it'll bare to.” answered the old
campaigner. "They may never be
. friends, 5113.111. public will have to be
(101130 1ccoucilcd to one 0| the 011101 of
111130111! ~Wasiungtcu Stnr,3
HARTFORD 12411311204111 4
TIME TABLE.
-——.~—-
31in Effect October 4, 1908.
:SOUTi-l NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
19A M.—~l2:l’13x,b:07x. 5:41x, 0:11,
(33:01:, 11:54.1, 7. 401:, s: 11x. 9.0301-
951019.174 10.2311. 111:52x.11:251(.
r M-12151x 105 134811. ‘:2 50;;
7. 1833.7: 5051, 9. 50:1,33 ‘10: 32.
923M-12 5111:. @3691, 5.43111. 8253311,
311M 2:55x, 2: 411:, 2: BOX, 5: 37,
5311113. 7‘3: 13211. 73: 50:1, 83221313. 11:50:: 10: 19'
NEW YonK T0 spuru NORWALK.
9(1‘0x4219x. 5. 45 6: 411‘,
110
’* 0311.9: '8: 5011, 9‘ 5,11 ‘10: 032x. 10: ‘05.
011. 11:03. 1 ‘03x.
111. 313.111: (14%. 21:00.1 2:71.711. 3: 2111:.
., -:3 2213.3 :57,\-‘ :12 5: 02x. 5: 011. 6: 2,5.
6: 01:3, 6. 03,7510,‘& 0311. 920011.9230,
111031
391314—1232 0911, 1: 21, 2: 49, 3: 1111,
‘1 2 24x 4: 21 52,12. 0.;12'x 5: 2,0 73: 103:,
I. 9 i§xl39:90111:18.
NHGBYS-
A."M M.—‘-132: 09x. '1216x', 1: 571:. 7:44,
M.—~'6'i 4383‘. 7:10k, 8'2324x, 9:431
A. M——1: 2014.0: 20 9: ‘35 9: 5933.
P. M.—-—,1:2l'1'.4:40:(', 01,14 7:18.,
Sunday's—9: 15. 10206113, 311 m. ., 7: 353
l
__.-—_
7:253,
A 1333.:——5 55, 33:15.10 103x.
..11 5144:1611. 0:33: 4: 95.1“ 1 ;.
Sunpay31~7 05 (1.111.; 16. '
p-m ..-,--.1sr$iillllll
3 material is applied to a road all the,
C. «Ru-Kluger. The Jeweler, 1060 Vir-1
(115, as it cured me after the doctors-
.0111 Yoss. new 11111-111 a .
.1: 27' ‘5: '0811, 5: 97'; 5;: 1701': 0:340 0. .101. 3
3117337151 ays.
A 1131-—12:00x‘. 0:00, 7:110. mm,
10130213.
M—ozdi, i 0011, 372030311. 8:3011,
11:00.1; ' ‘
sourn uonxaLK 370 13353103
A. M—191101: :03: 111571;, 5:315
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
31113350719119 F031 91117171901110
110.1
M
Should 110331 s35 0131:0331, owned and 3
3 Made 011111.10 9.11.917“ 6210- ,-
1391019 11 11111711111112 31311113100 of any
,‘lllollillln113ly woik s3bould‘ be (911110101-
ed. Ti (1 101111 should 113113011 1190's kiln"
0(1, drans prdovl ('0 unit the r3 100,119
01110 by piopei 22111173131" rails. 11311 all
this done. the (frt road is 11 (01311011
111011 for' (130 (ii (115131 11111151111331: that.
may be put upon it'.
Foi cointr‘y roads there may 3110 l
rousidertel only Diivcineni's that artI
put on in 1,111,411 fragments. The ma“
(terinls most commonly used are 511-5151
.0110 broken 1110310, 111113111 i‘h'c Connecti
,cut 1331331133121," Oyster shells and 111113;" from
.13‘“iron i'i'31'3‘1uc(s are oftentimes“ employ:
are. at hand while under certain con
(litions. when no other materials could
be obtainable, burnt ('lay has proved
serviceable. The object of a pavement
,is to i'uiuish a wearing surface for the
101171 and a protection" £01 the founda-
tion from watei and consequent soft-
(1111111; it is in reality a root.
1011 dry. a‘li ,but the very sandy
soils 1110 111111 enough to support the
weight of wagons of all kinds, but
when wet little support is furnished.
:11 is well known that sand when con-
lined will stand any pressure that can
1,110 put upon it. Thus if a sandy road-
,hed is covered with a surfacing ina-
‘terini which will hold the sand in place
an excellent foundation is obtained.
While a surfacing material is design-
,cd to take the wear. it in the founda
tion that 111th 103101 the p1"0951110.71iid1
any load which is constiucted without
giving (inc attention to the foundation
is wrong from the shut and never will
.be a good mad until th'(1 defect is
remedied. To prepare a natural road!
1110.11 which is (1111,01,. as is sometimes
,ibe case. lower in the middle than at
th: sides in such instances the 3110311
,01' shape. should be given to the road-
.bed by fillingr in With such material 1121'
until it becomes firm and unyielding.
During the equine (1f constrains
of a rondhed, if tbeie are places that
1111v1'1 a wet springy subsoil they must
be drained and every precaution taken,
to make the foundation of the ,road
(by The pavement will keep water
from going thiough from the top, but
it will not. keep water from perml‘ating‘
into the foundation 110m springs at
the skies (,11 underneath. Therefore
wheio 111010 is danger of Water get
ting to lilo. foundation from the sides
or from below it must be out off eithei
by side drains or by drains directly
underneath the road itself. Where
‘llie soil is (.00 light graveiiy or sandy
.(111rt1‘1 should be carted in to take its
place.
When the roadbed is brought up (01
,‘giado‘ and provisibn made for thor
13011311 (liainagc it is then compi‘icted by"
‘.'r(11 ing either by horse or steain 0113107.
in the rolling of the foundatlo per-
haps quite as good results can be ob-‘
,taincd with a horse roller as '«Wltll ‘a-
steam roller. and in some io‘ose soils
much less difficulty will be experienc-
ed although more rolling will be re—‘
(uni 0d to compact the earth as firmly
as by. the heavier steam roiler:.. This:
is a part or the 00111 that is‘ too often
slighted and is the cause of depres-
sibns subsequently appearing in the‘
finished road. The rolling of 11101
foundation will bring out the weaker
places. where there' will be ‘a settlingr
The depressions should be filled and
brought. to an chn surfacexwith grav-
1111 11‘ it is at hand ‘11 is cheaper to
even up depressions by rohln‘g the‘
foundation than by attempting to
smooth the sflnished surface- with ad-
(littonni broken st‘.‘one When the
foundation has been rolled and all
unoveuoss has disappeared it is then.
ready to receive the surfacing.
93111711011197 piece of road preparatory
to surfacing it w'lth br'oken steps that
it is ne‘cesai'y to do considerable
heavy (1111113: In such instances it
may be adv sable to' delay the laying
of macadam -1’or Some tinie‘ in order to
giyb ,the" e1nbankments time to' settle,
1‘01 it is mpo'ssihle to ‘construct ‘an
(unhtuikin'ent of ei'irth more than it
'lfcw 13001 in height. without having
subsequent settlement. '
‘11‘ there arise circumstances making
11111113515505.3511. to wait for the em-‘
5115111115111. t(1"-"sc1is(1ii." every preca'u-
tion should be‘ taken in its formation
((1 guard auainst. uneven settling
Another advantage in delaying the sur-
(facing of a newly graded road is that
a ‘chance is given to observe the action
under frost of certain Sections and so
.'provide additional underdrains. which
'if omitted might have caused a faiiuie
in that p01 tion of the macadam
L——«ch0r‘ and tell when you ‘1‘1 mash a
finger or suffer a cut, bruise, burn 01
scald. -“Be prepared. Dr‘ Th'omas'
Eclectrio Oil instantly relieves
,i'1aiii—‘—quickly cures the Wound
1CONN3EC13'11QU-T D'l-T10R'31Al3. ASSO-
CIA- lON. ‘
11141175101111.1101:are—7115351115110.
tug of the Connecticut Editorial As-
sociation was held yesterday ftern‘oon
at the Hotel Cards, with‘ resident
Barnes. of Bristol, in the chair. Fol
lowing' lunch tWO ii'ddleslfies' w3'eie
made the first was by Thomas find-
101 Wells 011 "The Opciation of the In
detriniinte Sentencsjlyawf' " 1
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Sunday Stillmll Teacher—Well. Tomq
7-1'13110 have you had anything through
11303331103111 to .be especially thunkfui,
oTon'imie-Yes ma' am; Billy Jones'
spiahied his waist, and yesterday 1
licked 1111311 for the first time. «43113102.-
so News‘ 3
W
Foley 5 Honey and Tar cures coughs
quickly. strengthens the lungs and 0x-
'pels cold. Get ,the genuine in a yellow.
(1151:5511. Clifford iiha‘rxna‘toy and R. H.
Pi'tais (53:1. 3
1‘ THE RESULT. - \33‘
1f everybody told the truth.
And 110. '0r indulged in yarns grotesque,
The w3313710 would be improved, 101--
600i.
13,331 nothing like as picturesque.
3:111 15 1012311111121: win-re 131555 11111101112115 5"
is iieccssniy and then rolling the‘ Whole 1.
it sometimes happens when grading '
(he.
50013719 value 5335 :0
putters 1113131111 $20; 35.331
01145010001111.1111 '
venugbt.
leplcs. Rasmw Eruptions, Etc..'
Quickly Eri'idlcsted by New
skin (Remedy.
W
since its discovery one yea-11.1050,
posiain, the new skin remedy. has, in'
its cxbaordinar-y accomplishments, 0s-
'c'eeded the most sansuine expectations
'of the eminent specialist who save
'it to the world. it has cured 1.110111%
113333113311 of cases of eczema and 033113 3333310
'fnciul and‘ other disfigtnemon s if
yours' standing The torilbie tubing
attending eoasina- is stopped w tb1th
first application, giving proof or its
(1113111170 properties at the very out-
in less 501110313333 sskin affections,1 such
as pimples, ras 110111035, 11190111339315,
acne. barber' s it'cip' (110., results 9 pw
(1001 an 0701711 (4111 application, (111'
small quantity sing 1(113‘uircd too
a cure. Those who use poslain' for
these minor skin tumbles can now
avail themselves of‘ the special 60-00111
,package.roce1‘1tiy adopted to 15551
such needs Both the 50- cent 51:01:. 3
ago and the regular $2 jar .may now
be obtained in South Not walk at The
Cliffoid Pharmacy; Edw. W. Kelley, 3
.11 .s, and other leading drug stores:
samples 101 experimental purposes
may be had free of charge by writing
direct. to the Emergency Laboratories,
32 West Twenty-fifth street, New York
city.
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H___A_____S 1316111121
One Hundred Collages Destroyed with
a Loss cl About $100,000
SALISBURY, Mass. Oct.1 27.—-The 1
greater portion of-the.thici(iy house ‘ '
summer colony at Salisbury Beach Was
wiped cut early today by 11‘ fire which
destroyed more than 100 cottages, sit-
unted along the beach front, north of
the mouth of the Merrlmac river. P1010-
tically 011,01 the houses had- been
abandoned for the season. and thc‘
damage was estimated to reach not
more than $100, 000. ,
After the flames had raged for three
liOiiiS the combined fire. fighting forces
of Aniesl1ur.y 81111501in and Newbury- 11
port, together with the half (102011111110
savers from the Salisbury Beach 519-,
tion and 11 little band of volunteers. ‘ ‘
1puillad down a number of cottages.
standing between the. burning area and
the larger hotels and dance hniis, 1131,11 3
in this way pievented the‘ life Erbm ‘
aching that section.
buildings burned includes but a few of
the hotels of the rescit, all of them-
small. '
The binned area extends for about.- a
mile on both sides of the tracks of the
Boston and Maine 111111102141..-
The fire started in the New Era Cob -,
tage, 011711011 by former, State Treasurer,
1F. B Shaw, shortly after 1 O’clock (131131 1
had communicated to several of the 3‘
closely adjoining cottages before being ‘
discovered. The‘ houses. ali‘,’3s333'12,.l,i‘
.7me structures closely packédito
gether, and dry as tinder ‘on account ('11 ,
ltbe long drouth Proved easily inflam-
mablé under the beat of the wide 3
tongues of flame.
Appreciating the danger of the 1111:1114 1. »
(1011 “help 1132111 901111310 ed front 11101131131313
1burylior‘t3, Salisbury, aid 51711251113111; ‘
During its first 1101131 of 1111000 01338. the 1
fire destroyed nearly 50 cotta, s. and 1
in 11103 next No 11011111 probably 25
more.
Among the hanger buildings destroy
ed were Hope Chapel, the Methodist ,
Episcopal place of worship, used .dur- 1
Ang‘ the summei season, and the ‘
schoolhouse of the, Salisbury Beach
settlement. .
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1
LA GRIPPE. - ' .
Brazilian Balm never lost 11. (131,110; ‘.
never let it run into pneumonia, 1101‘
left a grip wreck. Only thing' 0113131111311 "
that kills the tough grin Berlin But“
you want Balm in a plenty. so do 5‘51.
trifle With the small sizes, but get the ,1
500 or $1. 00 bottle and take 11913111» ‘
teaspopnfui 111 water every three,
hours Be sure to keep up this trout-‘1‘.
meat faithfully rfor two weeks 11330111
you think you are well, to utterly '00-‘3.
(ii-hilate every germ in every great ,qr-s,
gun. These remaining germs cause (lief
evil after‘ effects: 111 11111341117531.1311): 3
if they in starts ,yvit hemorrhagef' (if.
the lungs give the large dogs ev3d3i‘3y, 13.30
or 15 minutes till it stops.‘ ‘ 311‘,‘
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What, he?”
1.33.3381.
“What does 110.1890?”
""“131111031‘0 pups. Leads them all over
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boards and 3111131
smeaoaups value 3 518 3'
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new, 1 ‘ ‘
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601'. Wall'and 19011300618:
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