,.
l
,.
I
trig.“ No. it
It Mellie can not; newt» two
Elia 3.. Icon ”3n.” an overnight»
Ettfir'" am“ e; W.” Anti-3mg“. .. fl”
ll be imam free of ”by
We e231»
all VI colt T-
BRI )Gl‘il”.I Sept. 2 =4“er liar-
maltose observatory, was bottled
by: Prob. Fmst. director-of the
verses sandman-y that Heller ll oom-
tit’ytu observed visually by Prof. Bar-
lliibd Oil firm-- 9A. III) hours.” Inlnnlas.
at accent I Greenwich time in an.
rig ht ”echelon 6.- noun.
1: antennas-.1 are” sand declina-
tltm engine 17 egress minutes, 11.2
Hump ~-~ ,.
,. "yw—fi ,tr
. ”Ken-Wu cry
.5 “Utter:
$198,) A
aIAflka‘m to, i. t
~ A; angina zflgquu Vichy
:P I IN! fishes w Amnesia
II' a, nest of cling Governor cosy
oral-1W. Cameron Forbes in maximum
um I! the Naval Bonitarltnnt-twbloh
ltlieeracted. them. Thetpsrtyeqaj
mu ’~.'“'
.vval
“computed by Eggr-Adm‘fil Thd
Mort “0mm” l‘ of
Ilka f the Paclfio I'lqttadrom 1.. ,
V .atf’aylfi: .8 M-
ohms It In. till Dill)
new
its Mayan one year ago tits
halal: has successfully
I.
n' stead? i propose to tell our citizens
-, our plIIIt in I
”new
pl . ,allfieue
*2?” "Whamtm Km
1 which is uomattshle. uh- anyytlllny
. hrinss lamina
I In _ .
- abominations“; amt more. form slits
.has Ibsen filled with Iain-information
«him
i I; . 5
(Continued Elam “First Pan.) 5
abortions moot Mindset lie Is now
whining around towt't about having to
"‘00“ till rail of clothes and haviaga
“,2 mortgage on his house ’I‘II
“its: yary‘minmmu'm m5
w a cannot man out 5.
5‘ inure-better": 33353, SW
-5 ~ '.- 5 , M31250 per weeil'gflfimfil u. .0
“M as. such II. 5. , a lap to ”)Mlfi trusted to
«me. scaly seals.55.m& h handln .699 pamper or the city a
“‘ OW!” ’l .money 1a”...- LII-t.
.mgu tug-to t Possibly he thinks that this boast
, .o, “ ' my, ring”- ed record of his will stand him in good
; a few things about thlsutne wonder
ful record that are absolutely true.
. At the very beginning, a very, Iot-
lous mIItaIa was made -In locating
present within. I
Ollie-quarter. mi Tim the them TM»
lake prohibits. Ila from nsriylnfrt the
full benefit from our steam engines
No un‘e engineer will operate at
callus vitbontteohdonaua antitank
chaplains” museum.»
in: to that i will
the stowIIeng has ”at least 30 per cent.
.to say nothing of .30 or 0000 per year
l.p,tlte extra handling of- fuel 5 . .
Another! armament- tba choice of
the system of dlsitiihailon. lullll'lyls
teams what. is known. as the direct
rant-onus growths: Jail-volt .syatom.
. but industrialtmmliitt any the case is
than water ”mane .austhatntt ttIs
wIlItzdstmwt soothe alternating sn-
iahttnftdiatrihutiont ll.0trolts (on light;
lag and .230 volt. Ion.m0tors..’l‘bs rata-
tisettaerlts vof;.tba trot-systems have
m..;my widen: dinette-ad and Mr.
ItWinoAastot-olslm to this fill". that he
Jahhisilitw bllhufllQlJult‘ Mllfntluthbl
net y-niao ”new.“ , almond town
lamina.- Interns are alternating 5 our
[filmmadrrn :eualsetea- consideriutt
direct ailment mist \ilflilm'flf
WNW lbw. burnout .i‘his 220mm
om amethlaber places for. lambs.
unmatuiw- in foot everytblnauln
dreams: or stratulstwbhh rat-nausea
falls, upon the seawater The reason
JOIN a. swim. at this Iowan may
lie in. thafaot thataa alternation sun
tent plant requires a much deomp
knowledge. of electrical engineering.
,tlte knowledge ratatlnad.;to operate a
diatom vernal; hillltnbalng-pfytbo most
elementary” character. Thousands of
ulania‘ of this type are in operation
throughout the world yet we nevet
heap of their manna-m at WilerllllQIr
dents claiming that their ability to run
the plant is due to anythingbut ordin-
ary engineering experience. coupled
with common “mulwmh lattor’at
tribute Lhave reason to boilers Mr
Winchester. In wosmlly deflltlletli in,
. He also fatten ill-eat meditate Illn-
self for the youth in the .baaloeaa of
the plenum" the capo-item the
case, the business haying MW in
spite of him. not muse oi bun. He
drives more. business away than he
unoartalantember
dei ec Ital eaderlinta ebo-
. lief bat Effie fill} making atfhenor‘
,' tiers-outrun.» avoid Iniopel'atlns to
«V ’. by Mrutylttcheutar, are: now engaged
brunette «neat-timed gnu
filmed rm
Mayne“:
Wauomi
TWIN}; 06 ‘1’"- J
ty‘fllr’" t
‘ wnphsm‘rs‘mfmmt antique
“Wk" and [refill
Inumt certain xod ar
““1 II M dill
7”“ i)"
W : dflflcitml
~ bout- aha-I that than is I crimlml
~ that Iolaeitiaena Itaow more about the
‘ (plant "OM-Meant beforw‘Tblscoh
, sens title a walk over to the station.
.q 7 “19',“ n
. tvo
' t *I "50. rt-
~ .. it.” “fiddmwmi
.selept to run ‘ygur buglngss'lwwe
om nonunion
i. 5 5
L- out:
-HFORT
T0
'y». .,
H I it; . 5': »
"Cornell’s?” In rm '3
refillififd " .
“as" 5'“ tofffo‘gi‘féttdfl
'I. F ILLUgr
‘né'rt: J.
a)“. ‘ ”,8“
mods bro i, and lb t
wisard. This has
OBI]:
e s I or table
II dolls by leav-
N INN
rent taxes bad times It, all or
which have to be. ulilmd it! irri-
vate companies,t e Item of deproola- t
lion being insist upott by public ser-
Nice commissioners and it ht Itiito call-
ed [OI in the titate statute, The stat-
ute says that at least h per- cam. de-
pteciatloit shalt ba tight-alum“ llltitlci l
pal plenum! have carefully enlculst
ed the net profits- from our report-l
commencing with the your I900 all
til...
8th any
”Y or:
Ignfler H:
gt‘le‘
i of lleacb 'St
““er
it- J . . .
RATIO PAMPHL T ,. . .
J. BROWN. General Pusenger Agent
85 ,Beach at. N. Y; s
“I tam
Vb...
M “Robust“
be one u neurosis outaszm er cent
(an ion)? on the ban r cent.“
,valuatiou and water atom the Actual
motored consumption for the first all
months at My
Mu WWBWW flu in all cases call-
editltc gross profits the omitt- for the
year anti in this manner pictured at
very flotIr-ishlug condition of affairs.
muoblaa if a hasimalhh put his total
{Ielcegpltls in the liartkm dld not pay
a s. .
_... .....,..
Your. Investment, dross Profits. Net Profits. Deficit.
limo .......... 62,029.44 ~ “WM: none ' »’ 2 783. 03
liml .......... 03,361th 54,571.”! none L297.”
1002 .......... 70,031.78 4.420132 We 1,860.73
tutu. ..... Rossetti: 6,100.29 none 228,34
than. . .iluumi 11.20197 was.” Innu-
Ilttltl. .. ...l17.412 82 154,784.56 Ii.l.lll.77 none
nun .......... MB full 81 15,672,23 was.“ none
mos .......... 152.039 ft 19.915071 8.55009 mun-ox.
[have not all the figures for was.
as the report is In the printer's bands.
but for the first time this report shows
the true financial condllion of the
plant. 80 fari909 promises to be the
most prosperous year the plant has
ever enjoy‘ti; we «having already paid
on are“? 20 000 on the debt out of
this years earnings. It looks at pres-
ent as if the. gross profits will be
about $28,000. which deducting Sit. 000
for depreciation, water rent, tetc., will
leave a net profit of about $10,000. It
is a most'cnrlous coincidence that for
the imp-yearn Inwhicit Mr. W‘ucbea-
ter complains of the tusnagemen being
taken out of biannual” the plant
should make more money than ever
before. in fact the. first time that we
could pay -a dividend. if wewere a
private- contention Surely there II
autumnal; in this record to Justify the
wonderful things we, hear as to his
business ability. Another sure way of
making' comparisons between plants of
approximately. tmentnIJIiItItiata can
I'm metro “I.” mgweletlrlclu'
per about our, 5 are state men
list of stations pnblflh‘ed in the It‘n
Merlin Record, a the cost; to
their walking” from n) .Bllll FEO§IIIYIW to 2
the year ism-um“ 81m cents per- It.
W. hm. mammogram. we have
mommies-Misuse help oat-.5»Ther9
Is no question that, were we running
the nation“)! wzlflmmfih
the beginnings” 02000110... f as a
38,000 per
year. byttllis time” :5 a-
,I'i‘hla Mfume in cost per K. We
waste of the city‘s money at the plant“
which will never bottom-died while
Mr. Winchester ia..sttparlntendent,...ae
his Increases tberaumlter at men on
the payroll ovary unionbeican biaff- the
Communicators into cnnglux~:n new
flaunt—fluid Indo- uumy.‘ series of too
municipal pOWer plantand i believe
traversy,.botveeer,u.ls but a symptom
ole the «real eatruaglet ”taking. place in
city political/Thin ring. that l have
mentionIdebefoI-e. voompmed prblclpa'l
ly of members of Putnam Hose and
HM Police, deionised and controlled
In an alert natural every ethos pay-
ing a salary and handling the cites
money. They I ~ control two-
thirds of thetalw'a aldt thanks
to the new charterfylill ltavo an op-
pprttt‘nii'l'. braid: control.“ the wild
wbllcmmm siesta maturity of
”2.11966ch listeners 1‘3? the water and
trim 'l‘b
‘wlth‘ first they
al ready» hora; .
mwlilltanahleattbemnw
altar. amnertit north: LEON.
:ftfiofifwt'wm‘ an ,lnttorne, of about
r you Let any of our cm
tall business with on Winohs‘surm .th'l
mailman-It I. Nominal-hem
k
MIN
him Is .
"digit ”igloo-W
Doiuot.
30w Ilsetfi-ino
but. ”wiggle?”
5 {Effie-ye whet
heifers at
to to tillers
in all
fhlw
a mud,
than
or
oounci'l‘filidn t'fi
aliiaenI cain'I 21.0
.l-tbia state of a“
M
{Ir any city
tom, per kliowa‘t hour. Those stations .
:m
,. u
m
“Ti-ea“;
an», be the land .1.
,alo. DH ,h
' i T I
Thanking you for your courtesy in as
signing me a place In ynitroolumna. i ‘
remain, t ,r
Yours very truly.
'ruonas Rit‘ilAltDriUN.
M
TIME FOR A HALTIN .
UNBEFMQV VILLIFICATION
(Continued from- First M)
and my acquaintance with Rev. Mr
Egbert In of the most casual nature.
but i wish to state moat posi-
tit'hel) that l have the, highest re
gard for him as, I c riatian minister
As I wrote very recently in a prltate
lotor not intended it» publication: his
oaxnestnols. for the right, his outlook
on humanity M a Whole, hia interest
la the young—which a ..la not half
appreciated—will lite ,ln the. hearts
of this peeple Ion; Iftet h trill!
if he made them. Ire! gottengt
would be a sad day for Nontalit about (1
his ministry cease here; We must r9-
membor he is a mall first. with all
man's anemone! cellar a mind
and soul far Ithaca parade; and a
heart tender and: tonal” rye. to the
wrongs whloh grill inmi ety‘.
mi speak of Mr. abort particularly
b. .l‘ till no: appeal]? to be,
t ecurri one It
at We“ hie ideas along
chriitlatl linen lmpflu me as being
right too
tChrlstIIn work does not stop at the
church door. li‘here is a wid u ante
look. Well for us all If we bad i at wi-
der vision
And this brings me. If you will per
mIt me to a brief contemplation of I
decision just arrived \Iteby the Hon.
Mayor of Norwaik. and bla- council. II
as to the boot bout-Jar closing the II- .4
loans at night. .
nay laalt why the saloonebuslness
should not he conducted on the same
principle as that governing every oth-
er business. The merchant. the no
oer, the butcher anti baker closes his
store at a stated hour, early In the ev-
citing III the saloon keepers business
so much more legitimate and necessary
that he can go on adding to his gains
up to nearly midnight? . .
is-it not custom more than anything
which has so iongjrasailed that to
break stray from it is a! as not on-
ly not feasible but “Indmédieut!” Let
custom III this Instance be reloaded -
to the dark ages whore It boioum «We
are living in today.-. .
‘ When’weecoasider what this nation
has achieved since its inception and
growth; the marvelous5.and splendid,
things uccomplilbed by the b n and
binary of its men: must we at down
Infihemldst of‘nbga wondrous facts
and: can weakness and inabil-
Ib, to control and resolute the miser-
able trade“ of the rumemer?
WMIWT it
of—are men laugh
p 099 one)! do owed ton on
with and defonungtmmn‘ ages presen
ted for their advocacy supportf.
é'l‘be wife of the unscrupulous logis-
twme allitett amour!!!“ 8"" ht
elated, t .ohr
MI, d ’ yi r
teat, dummgxlahuiy Intel
”Wu at the alt-ferns?"
namit salinity?
‘inlt men’noi’nlti
WMWMINPNNW ‘iltloladim
W9: elutmmfim Inmate
IN I a. . . ,
few at the cpmflbtn‘ltv 36343343
ltuowu "fat to distinguish
ilkMt ta meters ”estatumi
Altair own, ilt’a'aetns to
Cationic-tut and em.
,lt'l'he cry of the dandelio- M‘ -
,‘har ob-
Mi!-
' i
I“ The. Jim ‘
eon) altogether
jpcunty fairs in the, wintry.
5 ;,v ich mammal: the place into a ini
~7 Iqtg life.
mentioned” ”23”“ Page I
. , 4
; .Tlta mwtmmmntm at thht
rant-us was as follows:
5 “mater-r be A Brown
Constables—ulddwaru J. Ladrlgan, .I.
J. Mr '
(lrund Juror—John W. Dalia.
- Member Board of. Hollow-George W.
Stevens.
Auditor-Frederick ti. neonatal. 5
School Visitor-“Iona 8.. '80“) rm.
Member of High School muiiitoe
~Rev aha-tans. mad
Registrars—Edward
Troo wanking“?
Dr. 0
miitoom n railzde tit
tit
Wm? fireman-t. Herbert a.
who named for cbulrmun
goegopied and I” J Cuneo, sec-
” a ”.remtgp Dh’fliitltfl for leiaqtmsu was Im-
mmedlately proceeded no. a. W. Drey-
tutu; Edy: rd ,l. hooligan” Charles
Bosch and this Wllt‘m being named
la- teliemt i
g No nontlnallons were announced,
the voters proceeding to file about
the balloting place The result un-
nounced by the toilets was:
Whole numbers of ballots cast ..... 182
Necessary to a (”Mice .......... 3,92
James A. Brown ...... ..128
Frank ll. Fllch ...... . ..... M
James A. Brown thanked the volt-rs
for the honor of re- nomination and
withdraw to attend, the town meeting.
town his your $9,117. 80qu applause
, follow ctl.
Upon motion Edward J. LudIigan
and John J. (lmalwinawom nominated
for “stables by the «oratory casting
. a single ballot.
The same method followed in the
nomination of John W Dalte for grnntl
uror. 5~
Uliewist- George w. ‘Itovens was
uomlnated I'm the board of relief
The same method followed In nom-
inating FIedeIItk (I. Benedltt for aud
itm.
5 Judge John If. Light placed in home
lnnilou lhi' name 01 John ll. Lawrence
for school visitor Judge Light stated
that be understood that Gentle E.
Bartaiu. whose term of once expires
this year. did not desire re-umuinailon.
Mr Lawrence was ar-rordiugly,nomln
died by the secretary tasting a single
ballot
The selection of a. candidate for the
new town High school commitlbo was
then takenntp. Joseph Tammany uoIn
tasted the Rev. Charles 8 Murinrland
Mr Tammany oberatterlzlad in Mar
Mrland as a luau dearly ed by the
peoplepand it man who upon-es the
in. muse of the. downdmiidelt-flr did not
tbdlievs there was a working Inna who
would not be pleased to. vale for bin
119 also pointed out that Dr. .Maofar-
land is a man who stands high in odu
tntlonnl matters, help; In neatly a
speaker at Yale, Former ayor Mon
”I;
on It bacon??? dot Mali
When the next once. registrar of
veteran reached. Edward. Pearson
a Inmate Edwa
y .'atarts¢ to. Within the secre-
tary cast 3 III age ballot, but Joseph
Thlnuwly plat: 'i‘n‘ nomination the
a ran at
proceededd’o with this result:
MD“. I- .- ..
,t', 5.9 are 9h;e,.......,...l 08
tv-ardupo ulens....... .133
=,I files A pyoisliers ........ 71
;Mr. portions was declared nominated
Joseph Cornell was nominated for
is
I finale MM .« 5,
’The collection was $1539.
,Upon motion of Judge Joseph R. Tay-
lor, it was voted to ratify the marina,
tions to beanie It the csucuain the
first district“. and that th tawu com-
lttoe be ”authorised to l vacanclai
to may 000m. ‘ '
W
" ' WON IV ‘TILLEY'B BIRDS.
‘E,o‘.!Jn~ Warned-vagina, 5..
Choice roomy Taking [rites It
Autumn snowm‘ ; ~ .5-
‘a.
Dudley 'llliley’s birds have beet
meeting with great success In the
him they have taken part in so far
were won. Then came the fair in Ale
lantown: Put This: lsjnlaot. the big/seat
Exaltry section 'of-Jit is next is
lit- Tiiioy made a clean s with
his black indlsn runner dues
and' second prizes were ”carried ‘0!
by the black rose
and a white Plymouth mobile!
r-uwon a ”5. cap as theeoest whlte rec
m ‘ settflftmrfffs'; ”ft t
~‘ - stew r. s were
“Wendie titlh' :sveeit titey areal
the- ‘Datlhur'y Fairm Theminasetn
flint M b.- r:
in: [harden h
mob‘blrds, and this
‘Jilley far‘ on "9
mental land and, f M E
e- o In a
'Wg'hé bli- 'r.
dd tool
‘will doubtlessm“ -'1troe
it;
II
On decorating
ll
fil'
interesting features
A; building hair
eltgnlts h ve been
I in b an avid?
in are of the rarest birds
in Mr. 'I‘Illgy‘ a collection will be shown.
v-Cant look. mail, out weliu-o «Joel
well .with Impur blood feedin your
Keep mallow pure with gore
dock Blood Bitters list simply, Ito
exercise, mama, and you. will
1;...“ ML}
“I t".w
90M Win:
wiy‘mvocne ‘at ””33“
5 their law IM'W his-J"
tip‘ffbomnmmttmfim
W-
saying the ut’eiot'tmfli had saved the
n.‘
timer M. iloe said he would like to
around them ”Dr. MIMI?-
land Is aspen niwe lager -'for the
lion. it was; mo‘v hat lhé your at? a.
cut II filial“ allyn -,"no' :2“, .i j ~t..
B Douiens. Some:
Chartoalar Walters; A ballot
1.1“.
tree works by the secretary rusting
Oil flotfl hull Lutoleums
ibis (an, The out show was. at Green- ,
field Hill. Iflthereabulnber canines .
Ml thoI ;‘
Ina the big show in New York. ‘
Fll‘it "
bed Mutants; b
rm
arm
.. :“ “0mm die
.5 lehoemwimud mm"
’1;th girl libw‘lfilhl with I so to
"I: mas toils. i
D. M. Wficad C9
‘wle
1’“ a
'e-‘nwzw rut 4*,
.5 . For jut ”odd Fall Days
\\' outicrfttlly graceful [titre the Mambout Feather Stolen
and most comfortable too it Is surprising [tqw warm :1 soft
light fluff of Marnbnut can be about the shoulders, and for
fashionable one— [time gowns a feather stoic is quite suf-
ficient for a cool tiny. ‘ o
Mulls, Boas and Capes to numb, our stock is tmu-
plate.
N cckwcar Section, main floor.
I I , l . .. .
Veil Pals and Brooches
’ I ‘: t‘ “xvii" , ‘
of French Enamel on Silver.
. , ' ,. t . .
A gathering of new Imported l'rcuch Jewelry m \Vllli‘fl
one may see most beautiful and natural flower pins. lilies,
l‘tlSiS lieur tlt- lys, daisies, together with dragon flit-5s hntl
shining beetles. l fIcSi‘ are all on sictlittg silver and In love
ly ttIltIrings, whitt’, pale blue ptncock shades and gultl,
\tith \l\ltl full» and greens. Round Brooches for collar or
belt. Veil Pins, and narrow ,Collar Pins.
75 cts.. Shoo, $1.25, $t.5o and $2.00.
' Jt‘wt‘lry Section, mztin floor.
Women' s Union Suits
A Clearance of Summer Weight Garments.
\\it1I ltm‘ neck and no sleeves, lact- trimmed at the
knee, ftIrIut-r price $1.25. $1.50 and $1.75,
new eta-per garment.
Union Suits that were $1.00, notv 69 cts.
l'nimt Suits lllili were 50 t‘ts., now 45 cts.
Section for Knit Underwear.
The Autumn Dress Goods
\ isitors to the Dress Goods Department on these fine
September day s will set: t-x'lIihlts of the Nov cities for I910 In
black and colored weaves. ’
Ask to see the Coleen Poplin, In black or colors.
.t.
Sterliné Silver Thimblcl. to cts. each, all sizes.
Blaukbfs and
o w 994-: m
are suggested by this cbInge In t
show you good values.
Underwear
The chilly air reminds us to‘ m ke our changes in Under Gar-
meats. Our stock will supply your soda.
Commuting,”
weather. We are prepared to ‘
n
‘
the:M
.wt. l ' In It 1 $.- . am
If you are offing" stoves you will need the Oil Cloth.
leums are In order! In putting the house. In order for fall.
,.
Lino-
[it .v. I?!
at Watson: Nrwik ~ ~
:‘ “ in"
3
NEW HAVEN. Sept. 28. -—(ihlflfl A.
at; Manhunt newsroom
! Freight Trail
e". I Ishmael of the law arm of
monument yam and‘lfdyt of ’“ =' f ' _5 o ‘
New York. died yesterday; renewing fibegmvmg“ ‘ , “I
aato‘pmtioa for appendicitis; New . 75%”
tq huetbaeoemarrlod “R Airport 1N5: others injured. outfit-eyed
t
collision between I. f titralnlsntl
alhand car near Ednt'r “comm. Ia
any of tune to ‘
trout chines at Pom 's'tti‘wiiu will?
read hedlthb radium
“Mei-09am!
0.1!“ n 00512..
-’i”-‘..§i“”‘shi”s”sh:i°h
a
port tom rrow.5 Greene VII ‘of the
“sailfish: ' e Omar” w”
w so taken III. r
I” MIT-tilted” t.;..tlr.§t .
‘ ‘ ”autumnal-locate
WW Went,
loll}:
III
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