lid. livery use...
. die ,trougliskvgho
.i. a". "u , o'-
d i or liberated
“ will
bid- or we lea eyed!
our and all syrup.
Moor. kidneys simply
iii-filial (especially
liter he. oceanic and dis-
“ lit otiiarili’ladder this.
t 9511 ,sméci ' kidney
ardent-or f, i any rhea.
, will. auto: t l‘s‘dharmlgs:
. . e ow, so ta.
. . liar retheiily,f.at any prise,
"1‘ hello ellil lit the world,
ll 9580i. so thorough and
mm as a fifty-cent treatment
. Heretic. Which any drug'siet
i,“
~ _, trif‘eel'miserable and
et is‘uhusual prepara’
' to the out-oi-order
new system, distribut-
lieli g and strength‘
that. upon the on
.affeet d. 3‘and com»
_ , ii before on realise it.
- ‘ ”loin, pharmacist, banker
armadillo agency will tell you
‘ .Tholl‘lps‘on & Pope, of Cin-
‘ large and responsible
‘ thoroughly worthy
cs. _
, '7reiiults can come from
alliteratiomad a few days'
. thematically one feel line.
iii dilly Papa's Diuretic—~flfty-
Metronome); drug store—~any-
i‘n the .‘WOI'id... .
POST SURGEONS.
' m2. . " 2W
fit. I... ”.,Ailen Receives Appointment
. ., :.,,_ , , fer-Norwaik.
' floaters}, ‘rders have been leaned
tromtli‘e o cc of the adjutant general
in Hartford appointing post surgeons
.. lnvthe, various counties to determine
. ,iflfliltlliionnfrom military ditty, ac-
cording/to the standard of disability
prescribed by the surgeon general.
, «Tho-iiiiiiéioimeuts’ fol‘ Falriield coun-
ty. our ,
.FI' rick J. Adams, Bridgeport;
Ds‘vl' ,M. 'l’recurtln, Bridgeport; Frank
. vastness. Bridgeport; Lauren M. Al.
lee; South Norwalk; Wilbur s. Wat-
soa. vacuum Charles R. Hart. Beth.
sip. ib‘rederiok Schavoir. Stamford
Wilmdh Griswold. Greenwich: S.
WritiSherwood. Wilton; Ernest ii.
Snitkliinedding: C. B. Keeler, New
Cm‘ '
”Lucretius between the ages of
mouth“ years desiring exeliiption
Imi‘lilitary duty and commutation
tug, Helm of mental or phyblcal
"it,” "inuetireport to one of the
Mucous for enmiusiion. and if
’fllmm' Will be furnished with
,. marshmallow-to be filed
'bmt . athe selectinss of the
; mth’midl they are ilablis to en-
“ motile whose who are exein ted
b Minor 9 in any years s ace
1“ , am the d sabilllyrlasscd as per
i. and who are now living in the
same town, will not be required it! be
used edema unless by order of
the I'iilt'eon general. ‘Persona who
holiest to file their certificates of ex-
r, a? fill; with the. selectnlen before
.th , st day or February. iiilll, will
be
10“
.4
l
s”
"“3 drrsd floin exetnpllon for the
* i. 9. Wm
”mussels a clear complexion taltt
“#5 (Mine laxative for constipa»
tint Iiid liver trouble as it will stimu-
late thank-organs and thoroughly
all.“ your Iibt’efmwliich is what
emu-needs in order to fool Well.
Efflunnhsrmacy and F. H. but
ties... i~ . 4 . . '-
i,i..', ‘7 W..-
liliitswonlte ro LiOUlOATlON.
Oflhwtitleh; dud lullhm Misfortune
”orient Conogrn to the Wall.
hexplnas Chemical Works, inc.,.of
h go! liecided to liquidate and
wit its creditors on the heal
Willie. The Charles E. Bholes
",Of i" From Itretii, New
iii of ill the liquidating spent.
any has been forced to
to step beauties of tho misfor-
. Which have attended the up
the factory lit iliouth Nor
the unwillintlneiia of the
era to lot more money is ill.»
~ till would be unreal.
[belly has had to succumb
7, ere competition and ex-
,y manufacturing misfortune
' at three ream. .'l‘ho plant
_ a street on the west side of
hp: was formerly owned by
‘ it i *.
Hit/At. OYOTIHMIN.
‘ Quench 0f Ming til-tat
v ‘Iey From Millie.
u, in b. Nov. t.—-Naver in
. - or the oyster trade here
will pore been so plain as
i. Eleni. This is all due
It the Smith heirs. who
, South allay bottom,
in dbeldeti to sell out to its-
-ktim shipper. if the re.
”turn oht to be well found
v here would be driven
it til said. -
4 is serious. flit el is
- ihself, having arse
ii hing island Booed. if
.NlMleilof the
a? test it would be
i .
s
W
ill will be blrlkdsyflre
’feirtypew tor nisid,“iiud
; take a day. all."
«voted the bookkeeper, who
1. 8d lost, “why don't you
green oil as run did the
list! I birthday l“»—Chlos»
I ‘ bibs; Fidlmiii
‘ ‘ ""ii pensive Fox. olrhl'lduepoi'l. yester—
' trial will take place today.
, Tillie. ,
. , , Tiled Todayler. Tilelt 3'", Animal
W
my cleared. up the .‘mylllfll‘y of the
horse thief case for which Julius Fishr
ten of New..l~iav.en. wasntmdsted 'liiiefi-
dim fit the timeofnthe ”wtli‘mee
horse stolen was not found. . , .
orjsald thatzbe sold, or swapped infill
someone somewhere, but was one o
to give any name or' place. The story
wheniirst told was that Fisher sold a
agree tolhlilkmail Math: 0! Btepney..
a ridiculously low rise. Milkmen
Lyon suspected that t ere vies sonic-
.thlug wrong. and so telephoned to pc-
~lice headquarters in ,Bi'idfloptii'l.‘ At
the suggestion of the police Mr. Lyon
brought the horse trader to Bridge-
port and be was arrested by Captain
'Arnold and Detective Hackett. The
\ an admitted that his name was
labor. that he belonged in New Ha.
yen, and that he had Worked for Mrs.
Crosby at Saugatuck, and that he stole
her horse and started for Bridgeport
with it. On his weyhe met a man
driving eight or ten horses and‘secur-
.ed a horse and $3 for the one he stole
from Mrs. Crosby. it was the swap-
ped horse that he tried to soil to Mr.
Lyon.
, YesterdayrDetectlve Fox located the
’Gresby horse at‘the Ellwood stables in
John street, Bridgeport. Mrs. Crosby
was with the detebtlve when he made
a visit there, and she recognized the
horse immediately. She took llieani
mill and drove it back in Westport
with her. , ~ . .
it appears that when Fisher stole
his horse he ran across one of Samuel
Mindleson's men, who Was on his way
to New Haven with eight or- tea
horses. The latter is a horse dealer
in Stamford. Fisher made a dicker
for the, swap of a horse and is to boot.
Mr. Mindleton keeps is berses at El-
wood's stables; whet thei detective
found the missing animal. Fisher‘s
lulu
ups.”
w
'iiiils lililiii
litre Are Md Up by a
Strong Guarantee
\
,Caial‘rh causes debiilty. in our ‘
opinion most people suffering from
general deblllty have catarrb. Such
cases of debilliy cannot be completely
cured by medicine not designed to
eradicate. catarrh. in every case
where our remedy fails to give an -
tire satisfaction we will not charge a
,oont for the ‘inediclne employed dur-
ing the trial. Now. surely be one
should hesitate to believe us or to put
our claim to a practical test under
such conditions.
risk: no one else can lose anything
by the transaction.
We‘make these statements and this
ofler because we know and have time
and again proved ‘lliat Rexall Mucu-
Tone rarely fails to do as we claim.
it is not a rurehll prescribed to cure
every disease that flesh in hair to. it
is intended for one purpose, i. e.. to
cure Calnrrb by usaailing the diseased
condition ill a reasonable, scientific.
way. which is to employ agents that
have. bill‘r found to have the tonic and
'aitoralive power to correct faulty
metabolism (tissue change) and to
stimulate and help nature overcome
the cause or causes of catarrh. This
being done. appetite increases. nutri-
fqrt of body is attained and life's work
taken up with the zest natural .to fill.“
perfectly healthy individual.
We want. you to try Rexall Mucu-
'l‘onc. Follow directions and take it
regularly and consistently for it rolls.
enable lensih of time. Then, if you
are not satisfied, come back and tclll
liil and the money you paid for lhei
ircaliimut will be returned without
any argument whatever.
lic'xuli Much-Tone comes in two.
sizes. 50c and $l.00 a bottle. Soldi
‘mly at. our storm—«The Roxull Store“,
The Clifford Pharmacy, Quillnor &‘
'klnty, Props. i
,.-.....-,. . .. i
LEAVEshl‘iANo Suki/ELL-
m...
Absence of Usual Fall Rain and Wind:
StOrms the Reason.
illllllll iiiilul viii
RepresentativesJo hnson and Connery
Will be Busy for the Next
Few Days
Representative William C. Johnson
inf Newtown and Michael Connery of
llii-dillug, the county auditors, were
at the county court house yesterday to
commence the auditing of county ac
counts for the year ending September
30. They have quite ii batch of kills
to look over and it will take. the i a
few days to do the work. They will
also examine the account of the Jail
in Bridgeport and in Danbiiry.
Examining Bridge Accounts.
On Monday of this week Senator
John F. Shaiilcy of New Haven and
Representative 8. Hart Culver of Scy-
mour, the auditors for New Haven
were in Bridgeport to make an cxliinili
lition of the joint bridge accounts.
These accounts are for the support of
the bridges between New iliivcu and
.4
audit the billll.
THE worn-HY stavsa.
W
A Professor Who Was Afraid to Kill
30 Knowing an Animal.
ll’rolll Bailey's Magazillul.
“l have yet to meet the llllill who
i'lill wulk for the first time through a
beaver works. as the range of a colony
of beavers is called, and not feel some-
lhing of the sentiment of human asso-
t‘llllion.
“It is a sensation very similar in
- what we feel whorl” we come out till-
rapt-civilly into it woodland
after it long day spent ill the
aoiltudes,
“l "“9!" stood with it learned profits
'lul’ of Columbia (‘olleye on the bank
of a lili'f‘lllll lll eastern (‘llllllllll and
looked down on ii freshly made beaver
dam one of the best in point of con
slruciloil that i had ever seen. it was
indeed a really stupendous affair for ll
bniivor to have made. Built of older
poles and brush. weighted with mud
and sum“ Hllillttil. it was fill feel innit.
ii fm-i high and ruined the level of the
water by about ill) incur-ll.
“Heep from the upstrenlii able in pre-
iuluiod lill‘ appearance of a more or
less ovrnly disposed array ll abort
slicks protruding from a lulu; mound
of mild inst level with the surface of
the restrained water: from below the
brushwmul nuppnriluu the dillll proper
was plainly visible and the Ingenuity
of its plilcluk at once apparent.
“Tiioro was or course none of that
'plle driving' or ‘bnakct weaviuii' which
ill one time played so lame it part in
the picturesque lil‘lll'l‘lilliimil by fnut'l.
i‘lll writers, bill. despite its roughness
it was a really remarkable piece of
animal onulnceriim. My ooiupanltin
inspected ii for several minutes in
Impressed silence.
"'l should be afraid to kill it thing
that know so ltillrh.‘ be said thought
fully." ‘
(‘il‘ill'illR
unbroken
m
arts well out? ulna-r l‘l'.
"billy. dear.” said his young wife
maxingly. "tell me the password of
your lodge?" "
"lint l pledged myself never to dis»
close that. Halls." .3
"You're not disclosing it when you
give it lo me. You know We have no
secrets from each other.”
"if i tell you whetitis door. will
you promise sscredlr mover to repeat
it to a living soul?”
"You, i promise."
"Well. have it is: Chettybiiidybeecbs
iiiybldd biparspursgooieasrllbsrowka-
weekly leaiyblm." . ‘
True to her word. the young wife
never remitted it til anybodywllhlcs.
so lJaliy ’l‘ribnno.
No one ever smell reel happiness
in the pursuit of ever satisfying self.
t
iii liiiillli iiiiillilili'
Fairileid counties and both counties!
it is l‘illill‘l’ fl remarkable thing in?
not? the lump number of louvre sillli
5 hanging on the trees. him-ll of tllollii
are ill; dead as they will ever be, and
by the usual calculation ought to be.
on the ground and subject to ill?
, whims of the wind. Some of them are
istlll green. although they ought to be
i almost any other color than that. The
ilaler homers on are a nuisance to
i hunters, who are doing their share of
i kicking. ii is not often that the first
'of November arrives and finds all
many loovrs clinging to vibe parent
; stem.
The cause of the slow clearing off is
i the fact that the usual fail rains have
been aliasing. with the accompaniment ’
of ill‘fli')‘ winds. (iii one or two days
i (illi'llllt lilii past month there have been
i heavy ilownponrs for short periods, but '
till)! once during the month has there
been the usual soaking rain. it re-
quires one or two of these threads}:
storms, with plenty of rainfall itllil'
high winds to strip the foliage frmlt'
:tbo trees. Should one of those (‘Ollil‘i
falling now, very few loaves would bin
ileft. The rain is very greatly lll‘l‘fi'
l
i
.
,eii. not to clear off the leaves
prl-inly, but to fill the springs.
illi-
.-....
. IS ONE OF YOUNGEST.
! Mayor-Elect Buckingham But 35 Years 2
i
; "filliiiEPURT, Nov. -l.-r~.\iilynl“‘
elect Edward T. Buckingham Tuesday
vii-civil in that position. will probably
, iakt- office Ill‘xl Monday llliti will prob
lubly be one of the youngest lilf’li iii
1 the country it) be luaglalrale of ii city
.llpproscbillu lithium in population, be
lnu blii a little over 27- years old. liliv~ i
;lliu lit‘itll born May i" lii'Ii'i. lie is‘
'iliu youngest mull over elected iii this
lily til iiil‘ office of mayor with the
il‘Xt't‘lilitiil of William ll. Mariachi. who
was 32 years old will-ll elected.
hillyorrlrrl llurklunliam is a Ri‘iill-
tunic llr llll‘ ill‘lllui‘pol'l High school.
lines or iblli. oi l'lllc Al‘litil‘ilill‘ i895.
:iillii of the Yale Law school, lilili’,
having worked his way through col-
lsae. lie was admitted to the bar
and opened an office in- this cliv
Will'l‘l‘ ill‘ illiii illlllla lliil illlllll'. ”is
first l‘llll‘i’ into politics was right
yours lieu when he became ii l’illllii~
liilli‘ for city clerk and has held that
“mf'i‘ continuously since and bu.»
provml ii popular ilflif‘l‘l‘. "l‘ lllill‘i‘ilul
Miss "liliiill iii ikili.’ and has two riillil-
i‘t‘ll. i'l‘iliiiililz ili North Main ails-oi.
Mr. llurllluullnlu hi ii illumbni- of
many fraternal organisations.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahlckemo A. it‘. linvvlla, ii. (i.
ill‘iliii‘. New York: t‘. J. Dormer, lins-
ioll: ll. l.lllblulin. Brooklyn: ll. (iiilllv
nor. llriilltllpnrtc Mimi ll. (liihi-rl, vliv;
A. H. llliliiilluu. iluclirulrr: it”. llliutph.
ri-ys. New York; i.. Mllllll. Newark:
8. lirwualeiii. lirbluopnri: Mrs. h. it}.
llerb, llriiolilyii; W. ii. Weston. Wow
orator; .l. W. Mace, l'iilllflold: Dr.
Allen. Mrs, Alice, ltiilltoilolll; Mbui
Willimim. New York: ’1. it. illiriblill.
Wilton; Lon llflvili. East Not-walk: it}.
A. strum». New York; it“. Hi it‘olnnl.
is. ll. lawliui. city; ii. iii. CuIVer. llart-
fol-iii (iliu linim. Lancaster. Pa: Jos-
eph .i. .illllinn, Philadelphia: i. if.
ll‘lcnli. New York; ll. ll. Polish and
wife. l‘liy: ii. ii. Hamilton. Boston:
w. l'. Jefferson. Providence. it. i.; if.
ill. Pierce. New Hampshire: 3. Hurri-
lotl Masher. .i. J. idol-Iii. New Haven;
ll. iii. Mica. city; 0. ii. Davis. Provi-
lelicc. it. l.;. 1.. linear. New York:
Jilin ll. M iii, city; Ooilrso i). Egbert,
.irnnk ii. rroy. Norwaik; ii. ll. Can
‘i’nll‘l', P. l). Welter, W. W. Gillies.
Luster r. Reynolds. (tharles El. Macint-
and, «by; F‘. McGovern. Providence,
' . l.: W. g. Curtis, Oberlin. 0.: Mrs.
‘. lv‘liuiu. biledeipbia; W. R. (lager.
My; kid. Green. Providence. ll. 1.;
l, t‘limot. city.
~i
l
i
chum-am cry
"I narrates
We will take all the ,
.tlon improves. weight is gained. com- V
[advice is free).
[bk-m. 'l‘bis strange disease is "pi-lla-
’gl‘li.“ concerning which medical all
National Peilai ,
will continue its sessions for DrOiliiii~
I
iit‘ll lly limroral l‘l‘iim
i'illd iilllriuo liliitilllliilyhef‘i‘lfl‘. and the
Old-Msl‘lgoid Wu 32. i
'lmv
. indie E. Pink-
tabie Compound
is. - "Lydia ll. Pink-
«dampened has made
me a well woman.
and I would like to
tell tlievrhoiewoldd
o it. I suffered
‘ fromfemsietroiible
‘sndfearful sinain
my befits I adtho
best nature and
the all decided
the 1 bad a tumor
in addition to in
female trouble, an
advised an alarm.
.. it tion. Lydia E.
l. u lilm’s Vomitsble Compound made
me a well woman and l have no more
backache. I holpe 1 can be! others by
tellin them willtt Lydia E. {liikham‘a
“ii” Cori and has done for
ma. '-—- l MA ”fihmmflkb‘h.
Mllwau be. i
The above s only one of the then-
sanda of grant ul letters 'lilcli are
constalltl being renal. v , by the
l’lukliam . ctlliline Company of .ynn.
Muss.,wllirll popvc beyond a doubtiliat
Lydia E. Pillkiham‘s Vegetable Com-
pound. made lirem roots and herbs,
actually does cure these obstinate dis.
cases of would after all other means
have failed“ the: every aucbsuf-
or w ifi . all i. , to herself teal;
lens lve y l .Plakllam‘s Vanilla.
hle‘Compouniia trial before submit—
ting to all adoration. or giving up
he , of recovclly.
rs. Plnkhnm. of Lynn. Mam,
ton all illicit women to write
billed
her
lnri
hot- for advice. She has
thousands no health an
i.
l
Mire-res
toils Disease. L
Medical Experts Are Attending Polla-
gra conference in Columbia, 3. C.
COLUMBIA, S. C. Nov. 4. "Aillliifii
romplclely bullied. as yet by the lllnst
3ili‘9it'l‘i0ll5 disposes with which it was
i-ver confronted and already which has
.illauilieil ablrltlillg pmporllons in this
country, especially in, the South. intuit
lnl science billion iit'l‘i‘ yesterday to
grapple \iilii like new and prove pro
illorliles know but little.
it Is for iiif‘ purpose of throwing
lluill, if possillilo, upon "pi‘llllui'u" that
"sports from this and. other countries
assembled heat in autonomic-e up the
m rohlorenrc, which
13' three days. indicative of iill' in»
il‘l‘l‘fli ill the disease is the fact that
what was at first proposed its ll iilll‘l‘ii‘
i
ltwiil Kaliil‘l‘illi or physicians for lill‘
illumination of ‘l‘rllagra" lllq prewlll
l'llllfl'l't‘lil‘o developed into one oi nu-
llolzul and lploirllliiloipl.Character.
The federal ,iplvcrliRoni is l-cprcsl‘ll
a public. health
:il‘llly. .
.mui—v‘w
r‘ulry‘s Honey and Tar curt-ll rouabs
quickly, slrcnuilllons the limits and ex-
pvis colds (ll-l the ‘cnllinc Ill a yol-
piil'knue. llllilxe Pharmacy and
il‘. ii. liiixlt-r. ”
Mule -____._...__..._
AUTOMOBILE FEES.
A Bill
Although Lost Nine. Years Ago Was-
Still Running and Only
Two Hours Slow
WINBTED. Conn. Nov. 4.-—Orrln
Woodie, a ilarwlnton farmer, who lost
a cheap watch nine years ago while
buying. has just recovered the time-
piece in a novel manner-
lie butchered one of his cows and
when engaged in dressing the bovine
heard a ticking noise. An investigation
disclosed the lost watch. still keeping
limo. bill two hours the slow.
Wodlli thinks the now must have
swallowed the. blob when eating bay.
The which was it stem winding.r iif~
fair and every limo the bovine brealh‘
ed, Woodin thinks. it pressed against
the stomach, tliuu keeping it wound
up.
Scientists Disagree in Expert Opinions
of the Phenomenon. .
NEW YORK. Nov. i.»—Intcrest in
tho elccllnll subsided Tuesday night
when scientific circles in this city
ware acquainted with the latest dis-
covery in lill‘ cow and watch worlds.
ltlvcrybciiy qualified to express an ex-
pert opinion, and many who were not.
contributed to a sylnpnsililli of coni-
meal in which there is to be found
that pleasing diversity which now and
then illuminee scientific discussion.
Professor iiillii, of the l-‘m‘ly-sccond
Street Asrlclilllll-lil and irrigation cutti-
lilissiml. said:
"The news ill'llit’lfl lo lnilid that bonu-
lifill old poem. 'I Know a Bank Where
the Wild 'l‘hymc Grows.‘ it helps us
i‘t‘filizo lilo possibilities of a poetic
it‘ll-.pvramclli like that possessed by
the patient investigator in Wiiisioil.
and last but not blast, the pllssibililies
or the cow.
"Until this bulletin from Winstcd the
world never know that ii cow could
ivlnii :l watch by chewing its curl. l
await with impatience further ill-for
motion to the v'fwt that the cow‘s
lii‘uill Wile rinsed by grief when sili-
found that ilw \riltlli which she had
wound with l‘lil'l‘ lliit’l‘ each meal for
liini- year..- was two hours slow and
that she could not opt-n the case to
:liiiusi lilt' \vill'kil."
lino lovi i‘ of watches: who was found
plaiforlll or it 'l‘llli'ly-fl‘lurlh street car.
:~iul who (it-«'lilwii to give his name on
the around that he did not cure for
il‘t‘t' advertising, said:
“i disarm-no with Professor Blob. it is
my firm conviction that the cow died
of insomnia. produced by the incessant
til-him: of the watch. ll is possible that
alcoholism bud aouiclhini: to do with
it. Perhaps the row are juniper and
the nailuliiill of the watch, and the ill-
pipel- produced aloe gill, with which
lhe poo. old animal became intoxicat
ml. lml. hlr. \i’uiuliil submit his
pl‘i‘iiilia."
Just as ho was beginning to investi-
unto the contents of a plat bottle. in
Jack‘s. a prominent cowboy consented
to be liltcrvimrod. He said:
"(liil wliitrc l mule from “‘ilf‘ill‘VI'l
n ma- swallows ii Willi‘il \Vi‘ liikl‘ll llii
row in :i lullvlisllnp :lllli burrow illlliwl
on it. Thu" um lake lill‘ llllililly and
buy ll lll‘il' \\'iill'il and u llI'W row.“
A mail iwlirllln u ill'l'l’il hill and
watching the l-lorllotl biilleliils in Hill
alll Square said:
”Wasn‘t it fortunate iilf‘ cow lliiili‘i
swallow an alarm clock?"
'l‘llrnuidlmli the oil) the tia'llllt‘ iiiii‘r
“all “its lllnuifi-ulvd ill the simple iiili
l'tlln‘lill‘illil llilll‘illiit‘ from Winslml
l'iilil u iiilt‘ illllli‘ llrnulllviiy was (‘l‘ll'il'ti
mi ullli thousand“. of persons, as ii iii
li‘iiliiliiili‘ wllu iiii' lulvsl fls'u'ii iii lin-
iffil'lliilil‘ world many watches changed
hands.
To B'e Figuredito First of Mouth After
June 1.
Allllluoy ”l‘iil'i‘fli Holcomb lms l.'.iv»
i‘ii llli lii‘iilillll in the secretary of tile
fiiilil‘ lliil'l'pl'clilill Section 2 (If lill‘ pilll-i
He acts of limb. l‘llapicr :lli. lu illcali;
that lilt‘ pl'll rllliil l‘t‘lilit‘lilill iillllwcii lif-
ter .illiit‘ i. ill iiii‘ i‘f‘liiiiii'lllillll fl'i- llll'
ililillllll‘iiiil‘fl. lili‘ llcilrm'i in the first iiiiy
lit iiit‘ mouth in which the llpplli-irf
lilili is illillil’. 'rill‘ opinion of lilo lit;
DI'l'l‘)’ unusual in as follows:
The statute illiliil‘iil‘ii to be clear. It:
.il'lWiiil‘i-l that ill lit‘ll-ilill illiu-lt all iippll-l
I‘liiltill for it llil‘l‘iuril lifter .liilii,‘ l in:
any year in l‘illilii‘li ill the pro l-alllI
l‘t'illll'iiliil in the registration- fcr cal-g
villiilcii Iii lho "l‘ill iliiy (if llll‘ lliilllih
iii which the duplication is nllliil'. ill
your illustration the application is
filed October ill. Ill that case the pro
i'lllil rmllicllnlr ill illt‘ registration ’1‘"
would be (,‘ilil‘lii‘lli‘li to file ilrlll day of
October. ‘
b—kfiihsrh.
FANMER CGlMPLAlNS OF DEER.
w
rlstol Chief of Police
of Revues.
ov. «Inw'l‘hel'v may be
‘lll duo door, but lleoruv
i owns a farm near (‘0.
bid, busll't any of ii.
to know how to not
om his pl'ollilaou. llu
filly or two use and hail
“ll l‘fhil‘f of Phil?" lit'l~
proper method to iliilr
mun bouuht a farm in
topple of years ago and
a. lie says that door
a life misearble for far:
its, and that a herd of
out in the rear of his
uncut. excursions Into
r farmer named Hilb-
rellovoil of a good crop
issues by the deer. and
niilllorilus other dopreditiions have
been made by he animals. Ollie! Bel»
urn l‘t‘ltifiliililtliillld unit iloimnn write
to the some at rdcn,
... #4
Appeals to a
Abi
unlk'l‘oi. N
a lot of soutlllli
li‘. ilolmau will
rliir swaliip l‘
lie would like
”win away fi‘
clinic to town it
it conference u
lli‘ll about lill‘
ploy. Mr. Hill
that section ii i
started inrinlil
are now nllikiii
liicrs tbcreubol
live, pumping
lurin, make it'd
crops. Aliothtl
bard has been
of Hubbard sul
There is no, case on record of a
.‘nlilill or cold residue: in pneumonia
or (‘_tilililil’llpi.ifl after Foley's Honey
’llitl 'l‘iir has bind taken. as it will stop
your roiiub aid break up your cold
quickly. Rollin any but the genuine
Foley's Honey and TM in a yellow
obviiitliti. can also no opiates and is
safe and sure.
erTol-im
, all
Bridge Pharmacy and
F.» Bf Bfii‘ert ‘ ’.
.l'
Hill iiiiii AFFAIRS
Agni Mrs. Goddard. the Students
Bride. Needs No Conscrvalor,
lilo Couri Declares
lidli'l‘lt‘lillll, Nov. im'l‘hul Mrs.
Lucinda ’i‘rvlii (illlililli‘li. the ‘l'll-ylnli
olll bride of l‘. ii. (lllliillll'il, of lilt‘
Ylllv lil\\' hl'iilllii. llizl‘li '21. iiilli shown
no illl'llpuriiy for bliliillililt lwr lilo
fairs was the opinion expressed by
Julian Mlll'i‘ill ill lill‘ conclusion of the
unuilllollul llulil'lilu ill the probate
i'lllll‘l yesterday.
.‘ilrs. (lllllllllrli‘s still wanted it cont
:ii-ivlilllr lli‘l’i' his mother. because lil‘
it‘llli‘li llilit liiil boyish slopfliilii-r
iiiiilill iii’l unity with his mother's ilil"
lulw. A ill‘lii decision him yet to be
llliiii" by the court. and it will be
forthcoming on Thursday. 'l‘bo riisl‘
lulu lilil‘llt‘lt‘Ii klirll widespread pull-
lll'lly lliul .llllill' Marvin Iiiiil‘i‘iiilillii
lilo attorneys. expressed the hope that
in Hill More lliclullrra of the bar
would ilvilll lllcllisillvoa of iiil‘ privi-
iC‘L'J‘ or having such matters decided
by a committee.
While the judge in satisfied resent
lust illrs. (buiiliirll‘s business ability.
he says conservators have been air
“iilllf‘li when there was merely ll
iiliulllilllly of the development of in-
capacity. Wliclllor or not Mrs. (iod-
'liii‘li should be deprived of the right
.,, control her property on this one
:muml in the point which he will do.
trrmiur by Thursday.
m
ynroumo sonogram“ oovsau.
MK
l’llll'l‘ i‘on‘rrzz. Sililhiaii Honduras.
lot. 28. \'ill New Orleans. Nov. l.—~«lt
in reported burn that President Davilo.
mast ‘O’UTIN
Si _ “ kerosene. > ,
PLEASURE and“ REST
G
DELIGHTFUL SHORT SEA were TO OLD POIN? COMFORT
I
,. OLD DOMINION LINE
including AooOmOdstlo no at Hotel Chamberlain.
Dilys’ oullna. including trans-
portation and be $18.00
tcl acconlmodntlon..
Days' outing, including trans-
portation and bo- ‘ $22.00
tel accommodation. .
The only direct line is Old Point Cemfort without change.
Steamshlps are all equipped with the United Wireless Tole raph system.
Steamers leave New York every day except Sunday at
Old i’oint Comfort following morning.
n. my arriving
Return lcnve Norfolk daily (,‘Xl’llpt
Sunday at 7 p. in, arriving in New York about 3:30 p. in.
Tickets and stateroom reservations, Pier 26, North River, foot of Beach St,
Y. ,
SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET.
W. L. WOOIIROW, Traffic Manager. J.
J. BROWN, General Passenger Agent.
General Onions, 81-85 Beach St. N. Y.
HEARD iii" THE ssooaos soon.
There was it large pile of luggage
ill the baggage room awaiting trans-
portation. For several hours silence
reigned. and then of a sudden a deep
sigh was board over in one corner. it
seemed to come from a large Saratoga
Think that stood there. it was so
pathetic ft sigh that. the sympathetic
Suit Case standing by inquired as to
the reason for it.
"What's the matter. Sara?" it asked
kindly. -
“l run very muclyworrlel,” replied
the Saratogil. "i'm afraid i shall be
busted before i get to the end of my
journey."
"Really?
Suit Case.
that way?"
“i was strapped iii‘illi‘c i started,"
laid the Baratoga.
“Oh. well, never
kindly Suit (Jase.
the worst you
cashed."
"Hows everything over in London.
old man?" asked the Hat Box a few
lllouicllts later, addressing the Steamer
'i‘rlink.
“How should i know '.’" returned the
Stiliillli‘lr Trunk. "l‘vc never been to
ixlliiioll.”
“Ilul you have a Hotel (insil‘opole
label on your back,“ said the Hat liox.
“\Vell, what of it?" dollinllded the
.ltcilluol' 'l‘luiik. "I've got a Yale lock
tut lily front. but He never been to
\‘ew liaroll,"
"Ugh! You hateful creature," said
i small leather 'l‘rlink. standing on the
‘lauunm' 'l‘l'uck. “To think of my hav-
.lig to be seen in public with you! it
‘s the input humiliating experience
if my life.“
"\l‘llnl‘s the matter with me?" ro-
iortcd llle Strap. to whom this mys
ioriilnn rollinrk was addressed. "i'lll
Ella-t as good leather us you are."
"The fuel that we, belong to the
iilllii‘ illlllii‘. only adds to my disgrace,"
hill the ‘i'rlllik. "i-lerc We are setting
‘lif on a long journey and you are as
lltllt as you can be."
“it. well." grinned the Strap,
mean you th-Plill'l throw any asparagus
ii me. i heard the boss say you were
:0 full )‘tlill‘i‘li it took three men to
sit on you to shut you tip." ‘
"Look at that green nliiiiner’s box
ivor illf‘l‘t.‘~ did you ever see such a
‘liilculous looking object,“ ji't‘l‘l‘li the
Steamer Trunk, eyeing a proud look-
ing express package on the shelf.
"Where do you think you're going.
really '3"
"unusual-f"
lov, Sl‘lil‘llrliii}'_
"l have lual poi buck from abroad."
<lliii a illlulrhty Gladstone ling. loan
in; Kl’lll‘vlllii)‘ amidst the wall and
xbowluil sulllo inclination to look down
liltm bla ciililpanions.
"You don‘t show any signs of it."
'lligilt‘ii tho gimdulaiurell Suit Case.
"1 should any lint." retorted the
Gladstone. “You don't calcb me al-
lowing liiysell‘ to be pasted all over
with illiil‘i advertlsolucnts.“ ,
"it would be a pretty tough iliilf‘i
that would got stuck on you, anyhow,
. elicits." nl'iilllf‘ll the Suit Case.
Ami just lill’ii ilio Massage Sulushcr
mile ill and lili‘I‘W them all outs-u
New York Times.
whou‘l let the baby suffer front
'I'tt'lliil. sores or any itching of the
«kill. liliall‘s (iiutlllurlt gives instant
wilrf. cures l irkly. Perfectly safe.
or children. ll druggists sell it.
.....w~.wm.. .s.
That’s loo bull." said the
“What makes you feel
mind." said the
“if worst comes to
can get your check
t.
sniffed the ulllllner's
NEW HAVEN STOCK.
The Terms Which Govern the New
issue.
(‘irrulnrs wore sell-t out yesterday
,lrfl‘l‘lilltlll from the offices of the New
York. New Haven and Hartford Rail-
:euvi company. in New Haven. giving
Ibo lioluiis relative in the additional
,i’ilhlllll'dlllll Hillf‘ii illiilll'. The stock is
liflili‘li at $125 it share and one of these
new shares is issued for every four oltl
whores bold.
lim- fillill‘l‘ in also issued for every
iilHi ill six per rout. debentures. and
our shine for every 81bit) in three and
1 half per cent. ilriiimturuu.
The Mark payments are to be as fol-
lower First, on lll‘lrlilllbel' 20th. 1909;
around. on June 20th. lull); third. on
iirceulbrr Blllh. illill. mill fourth, on
lune lilllli, lilil.
it "till he noon that tile tilt and ti pol
t"‘iii. ruiiirovcrlible debentures will
dilill‘il ill the increase as well as the
sleek.
Childron cry
Full flE'ilillEll’S
c A g T can i A
.. “aw“...
THE THIRTY-EKGOND PACIKNOIH
ill Honduras, has received several on.
do messages at Toguoignl a from that
their Department at Was legion, in-
forming him that the United States
lad Mexico are watching very closoiy
iiitl course of the Honduran govern-l
pent. ill connection with the revoke,
lion in Niekramin. The gist of these
milieu is said to berthltt the United
Fliuiou and Notice
in keep hands off.
Pit
expect Honduras '
’i‘l‘e thirty-second passenger boarded
the street car and paid his fare. When
the conductor rang up this lure. the
new passenger peered up at the fare
register it moment. then turned to the
man next to him:
"lild yo see pliwlil humid?"
“No; what?”
"(it gave him a nickel an' be rang
up thirty-two elitism—disses)! usua-
iii
9.
iiilillliilll villi."
The following recipe for sweet po-
tato pie will be gladly welcomed from
the "Englishwoninn" for our scrap-
books: When the potatoes are dry and
nicely, take a quart after they bore,
been pared, boiled and pressed
through a sieve, a quart of milk, four
Well-beaten eggs, salt, nutmeg, cinnil~
men and sugar to taste, also a littlc
butter, melted. Bake the same as
squash pies. If the potatoes are very
moist, nae lees lllilk.
Your labels and the frills of platted
lace that finish the necks of tho
blouses worn with your street suits
can't be too long or too full or too
large in every way. if a girl is tall
and broad shouldered, she can Wear
them becomingly.
This idea of running large. embrold
cred eyelets with a soft scarf of silk
is being made use of on costs as wall
as frocks. it makes a new and smart
finish.
The groy-and-biack English mix-
tures are proving to be about as smart
a material as has been brought out
for the separate costs which every
one has to have this year, because
there are so many one‘plcce dresses
worn of materials that would not. be
suitable for coats.
While the very looaely-wovcu scr-
gos are difficult to make without fray-
ing at the seams, buttouholcs, etc,
still they are considered extremely
smart in Paris.
in an article can Paris irousseaii
printed in “The Sun?" last Sunday, the
young woman whose clothes were the
subject of the article imparted to the
girl friends to whom she was showing
them the fact that "it isn't the tiling
to get perfect wads of clothes now.
you know. it looks as if you didn‘t
expect your husband to be able to
dress you well and were detcrlllincil
to work your father as ilard as you
could while you had the chalice."
Those who try now to copy the
wide-mile velour or velveteen costs
will probably be disappointed, because
the. material while very smart is very
scarce.
Much better than having one's suits
trimmed with lure is the separate lur
not. especially for the girl who cannot
have several street suits. if tilt!
doesn‘t have to consider cost she can
follow any fashion, but the suit that
is fur~triuuned has a very short sea-
son.
You remember how scarce the sow-
lllg screens became last year as Christ
mas drew near? Then you will
make sure of ”will early this season,
for there is no limit acceptable gift
to a woman, young or otherwise, if
she doesn‘t already possess one
The woman who is offal of her
umbrellas never lets them stand in
the house lightly rolled. the only
time they are so roiled being when
she has to carry it ivilh her and it in
not raining. So. too, she. never rolls
lior iifll'flaiiig when she puts them away
for the winter. l have. always thought
a good way to pill a handsome parasol
away was to enclose it in a loose bag
that fastened with a drawstring, and
then hang it in a large closet or store-
room.
The girl who dislikes the feeling of
the wool dross sleeve against her arm
will either wear a lining slip or, ill-
siuad of the onepleco dress, not a silk
or soft material for a waist that exact
ly matches her shirt in color so all in
be comfortable and have the one-piece
effect, too.
it is said that the French makers
use the American tailored suits on
models for their tailored suits because
they admit that we excel them ill lilili
respect.
The khan-small excels In boiilnil
rice, says Good Housekeeping. lie
thoroughly washed the rice, not loav-
lug his task till each grain in of pour—
i whiteness; and the. water in which
the clear. rice Is to be placed ill boiled
in advance. All soon as it its illi‘l‘ll
parts done he drains ii on it slave.
next places it ill lilo slowiiiili, llllli lillui
leaves the doksbl ill the oven llil lilo
rice is perfectly lilullcr. As the in-
suit of this lliulbod, livery groin In '5‘.“
parole and while.
Since the automobile came into liiiill-
ioli the demand for a good braau iiiii'
iilli hug extended unite beyond lilt'
kitrboli.
Mrs. ilonio title. 428 Gallon St, llnii-
ville. lll. writes, llclobcr lat: "Foley‘s
Kidney i5iils started me on the road to
health. 1 was treated by four doctors
did look other kidney remedies. but
crow mac. and was unable to do any
housework. and the doctor told me i
only could live from two to six
months. i am now so much better
that i do all of my own work. and i
shall he very glad to tell any one
afflicted with kidney or bladder tron.
his the good results i received from
taking Foley's Kidney Pills." Coul-
menco today and be well. Do not risk
having Bright’s Disease or Diabetes.
bridge Pharmacy and 1". if. no:
tor.
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Throw the hammer of
the sea. The fish are
WOll’l iiiilidi ‘ .
domain into
so busy they
a
Norwalk Chronicler