\t. g» W .-.
.stu incorporated by the general court
can «honour-sail:
‘ :35” “ill-I7
The "opening of the ancient rm»
who helium limlord and aortic re-
yiv‘sd the history of‘nn interesting era
in (not! building In Connecticut. The
old Hartford and New Haven turnpike
October. 1798. and was the first of ‘
is . l
i > ”Ii fid'ti gnaw,
t‘ to cos ’téruior,
ltdoes. not give entire. ‘
. and completely remedy ‘
f This preparation fs‘ '0 ed
. i‘ ,l.’ rderliell. These are prompt;
» n and roost . active» in action.
. of frecentch cor-
eir‘ rinoipal blur lost
I. taste ass and colorless.
.3 fl
if” lentil, long established for llislr
. billion In the treatment of constb
.‘ .. .. It forms ii tablet which is eaten
‘ lunged“ Therm“ be taken
that .alriosnlzhcuuu
fear ’of their causing any ‘lncon-
ace whutever. They do not gri'plfi‘
radii“ *8? ll”.- if“
r-no.‘ 11‘ orexcssm
one o‘ 11min. They‘ are
or children. weak. . delicately;-
and. aged people as Wellies r
olt hearty person. ..
come in two also one agenda
s '10 techie. all tablets 5 cents.
. .etordehe Re 11 Store. The
' Pharmacy, Quittner 8; Glory.
Ms... .... .. ...., ....._i
"as u’grlmuseoeo.
win-«a»...
....
Nonprol- wuom ltwn cruel-oil. Today
‘ Attended Funeral of Man Who
i Wu to pig u.
The death and burial of the info
Goon“ Smith, brings to light it very
curious matter. and illustrates the
shiftin of scenes of life in a way that
. is 191} ’i‘mpl‘eslliyc. Forty-six years
, ogothe than ddriod today, was ordered
1qu1; a live for another man, who at-
tended e [liberal of the late George
Smith, this afternoon. The two men
were, members of Co. B, of the 2011i
Mat. C. V., during the Civil War. and
at the time in question Mr. Smith was
dethlied as a teamster. and was sent
to the field hospital for duty. Among
his other work Was that of digging the
graves of those who died. and one
night he cailedat the hospital for or-
ders: it chanced that a man named
Charles Lyons. also. from Derby. had
jug; died of typhoid.‘ fever. Ind lying
in ’the same ward Was L V. B. Hun
'bond.‘of this place. also at the point of
death with the. same disease. When
Mr. Smith reported for orders. Dr.
Terry. the surgeon in charge. told him
* to dig a grove for Mons. and looking
, ‘ utMr. Hubbard, he said: “You had het-
i‘lllnake it large enough 'of' two. as
a man cannot Il-ve~‘ through the
, “11“."
f 7 i'. Hubbard heard the words.
though the doctor thought him delir-
‘ ions from the fever. and It seemed to
inspire him ‘wfth renewed life. With
life last remaining bit oustronjth. Mr.
Hubbard managed to motion to the
doctor that he. wanted .53 speak to him,
11 as the doctor beiii overkill). Mr.
11“"de 11 ed to whisper; "if
on think I' a rig to leave; my bones
militia-forsaken country. you are
'1. all .Tslcrl. hastily assured
ar ”that he had not meant
thumped thathc would as-
.1990 or, although at the time
tor d II DQt'Uflfili the remarks
more than the feverish ray'
red; how-
ll'jrove. it p
in tho
, the turning po ot
diid's.’ few minutes later the
y to the \houpiml orderly
"iii to and told the hospital
the man who was thus order-
"were runninr
berths saw the in
i ' tile doctor and also thouxht it
i; theta-t flickering of life before.
nsl dissolution.
‘ _ Dilly a short
‘ time later Mr.
Smith was ordered
L ’fimuemmi. . .
i titlinrt
tuners ' iii
ioili.’ bsc.’ cabana
tits. . 1
i!!!
i" To M
use out before our u
tor the rehearsal won out
some one during lilrI lunch pl»
pinned new rmridm Ill tilli ru
““lWhy/lilvi' cannot ‘QXllilifl.
um... ,
, iclrlglOUQl-b HUT-e“.
twolkur-old. boy,
.l' I I“
lift baby brother.
.fieuaior liillhousc entertained so high
5” ,qu [ with other well knownl‘in-.
mberuou..can.,o ' a there only.
series eldiiirosds to liexoollstmot-
led lathe-fate: Juices l-lllllionse of
New Haven, who‘wse United States
nustor fromvl'iilll until 1812. was one
the. lucorporutors of. the company.
5‘.
an opinion 01' the Connecticut school ‘-
..!lilld thnthe resigned v' the. United
.Btateaeenn‘iorolilp in order to accept \
"the manugement of the fund. The '
standing committee which had charge
at the outset of the Hartford and New
Haven turnpike consisted of .leman
'Swlft. Coloael ldpapbrodftus Cham-
l ion and Jonthnn o. Moseley. in
" ‘815 “extensive alterati‘onsoin the New
“Haven torminsl of the road were an- .
“mind by the legislature. Lands
owned by James lllllhonse. Seth P. .
Staples and Mary lIIlihouso. were ‘
utilised in making the ln'iilrovementa.
Edna turnpikes or gates for the col-
:[edt n of to“ were provided for by
charter. For seventy-live years the
old turnpike from Hartford to New
Haven had been in public thorough.
fare. . It has never been a popular
roadway owing toihlhh grades and
roadbed Irregularltiee.
,_ A good many of like. old turnpikes
implicated in Hartford and added zest
‘aud interest to public life here. The
Hartford and New Haven turnpike
was accepted by the legislature of
New London in October. 1800. on re
port from Aaron Austin. Four turn-
New London on bind of Daniel Lunch
one at or near the house of hirasiur
Worthington in the parish of New
Salem. out,- flour Fuwu broad in Marl
boro‘llgii parish. and one within it llllli
and it half of the dwelling house .01
Sbmuci Wells in Glastonbury. .lolli.
Caldwell. .Iobu Morgan. Joseph iinrt.
Elias Perkins. Charles llulkley, .lnmea
'I‘llley. George iinlluili. Roger lluiklcy.
.Iocl Footc. and Ash illgelow worl- fili‘
lncorpornlui'a; Henry Champion. l’iiil
lp Scilew illld .locl \i’oribifigiou wot-c
ihe standing coiiiiiiltloe. In 1801 ihc
legislature guru permission for the
erection of u turnpike or gute within
one mile of the dwelling house of
Elisha Holmes In Montvilie. Iii 1807
a: ' an. nnd~beiie¥§d he was
00‘ examininr Mr. Hubbard.
tflllo man was gallium re-
" hiri'lrlubbsrd attended the id-
~ game ‘ravc. away back in
, Wile ,Vs..hearly,hlill a cen-
. chard says lust Mr. Smith was
' I loved at the time. and that
dbwn his
1e by~niiiy
mute ct disability. which lii- '
_ , ' led hlsdiilcllorge. and the two
mutt“ 0M” talked over that glut»
millenniilly uf‘illll Virfliil-
the
meta skcioh stills. uvoi‘
, mill-t niuilt. Oscar Haywood.
,ll. ofjuc. shot himself iii the
under peculiar circumstances. in
" ~ he he used a revolver and was
510 hill lllmuolf. , in wok the
the not
to
. (When he returned he contin-
,hrrohelirsui and the gun wuui
hen the officers arrived they
the critical cartridges where
. .. placed them ‘ditrlnx the I!-
. . The theory held by inc police
‘ Iilickililnrll wunonu.
who bud
sovnr ‘llltl‘etllli and
“will illi through lilo fiflilfll years.
Id one morning to hear the
'7 Tommy." said the
must we have another
mind... Father." sold 'I‘oml
he saw the cod of his wins:
.3 t bothers the, lads» It need
the town of Eliot Hartford was re-
quired to repair the road and bridges.
“north of the two mile stone." com
the dwelling house of lipspiiras Hill.
The ambition for constructing turn
pike refills increased with the dcvol
opinciils of population and traffic
The Hurt ford and \Il'urcl‘ulcr Turnpike
cotiipiiny was Incorporated iii lilo Mair
session of 1834. Philip Corbin. Nu
th lei Nowell. Elbrfdgc Cass. Israel
Co stock. Jr. John Crawford. Suin-
iiei Crawford. Stephen Fairbanks.
Muesli C. Sessions and Newman llugr
lice were the flicorporniors. lairen
P. Waldo of Tollnnd, (‘linllilcl-y Hull
11rd of Hartford and John Wurku oi
Stafford were hppoliiti-r surveyors of
the route. starting from llif' (‘oiltur
turnpike road near the house of lien
:Iuni‘in Lillibi'ldgtl In Williiigliili and
running through that town. Asliford.
Union and Woodstock to flu» Massa-
chusetts boundary. The 'l‘olland (Youn-
i-y Turnpike company, which won in-
(lai‘lllll'ilwa..idllilly. 11109. was lliscuir
linued by mvooatioilof charter in 1831.
A resolution incorporating the lisri
lord Turnpike company In 1801; was re
yoked In 1814. .
The come your In which the Hiii'l’
lord and New Haven turnpike road
was incorporated (looms liuiiiphroyl-
of Bliilsbury was an incorpurutor oi
the 'l‘ulcoll, Mountain Turnpike com
puny. This road was to run from lilo
west line of the city. of Hartford
through tho lowipl of Farmillnioil and
New Hartford. The choice bf lifilt-oru
was ordered to take place at Preserved
hiausliold's in li‘armington. Juno 1.
1798.
in 1.709 the legislature appointed
Aaron Austin, Nathan l-iuynos Whit.
In: and Pliny Hillyel- a committee to
liquidate lilo acolmlii of 1110 'l‘ulcoli
Mountain 'i‘ilriipiku company. This
m'llllit‘ii considerable tluic lil uiid Hill
of tho limiiiilillil'l’.
Granny Turnpike Company.
incorporated ilt New iinvou In 00in»
Ilcr. lililb. l‘iluy llillycr wall an In
curpornlol'. 'i‘lin iliwvlllm for the MN“
lion of officers wnll ordered to be hold
of the boom of (Shadowy I’uiiibuila In
“many. iiu- first Tuesday in .quullry.
1801. The new line was It) run from
[Milusilcbuuoiip to tho Tulculi Mouniuiil
turnpike road near the oily of Hart.
ford, In .1821 the consolidation was
nailed the fir-oily turnpike road: One
year afterwards the company was giv-
en power to remove the iuiulii auto or
turnpike and plum ii belwwii iiiuliott
Pfiluoy and Mini Mitcllcbuln roul-
,. copyright
,(l.
f
ii ili’
'i.
l"
plkos or gates were allowed. one in '
Blmsliury to llldnd Biiopard‘s homo ill _
'I‘bc lrlinby 'i‘urnplku company Willi ‘
rally was revoked. 'l‘fie uci inrorpordl
big the company was pusscd In May.
i852. There was no sport on the plunk
and.
THE'DANBURY BUNK CAR.
readers.
The bunk car which Is providcd byl
.lic New York New Haven and Hart-
orii railroad for the benefit of mum-
icru of train crows who have to rev:
coin in l‘lilnbiiry during u “rt-st“ pcr»;
.od. is fully appreciated by tiw incull
The blink car is really n passenger car I
which has been converted into n bunk
vidcii and a limb who aciu us juiiilur
keeps it good 01“ going in the our all
the lillll‘.
wires orders here to remain in Dim
bury ll ccrtuin length of lime before
is the nlainiiuio that draws the strenu-
(ll‘fi.
ouu crow lilccl those of llnuthcr and
An ”Ilia fluidlildraiii from New Hu-
iiigbi. The majority were not propor-
Iooil with ll Ill'ilillt'r ruiiruadt-r. Alter
:hc lunch. out came pipes and with
own tallied and joked 1111*
Hum lllcy liirnrd Into the
i‘d and rciitly to take a train homo.
bur} yiirds near ”11‘ roundliouuc no
that 11w iiicu are always within call if
llfit‘iiltli. TN New Ill1\’('1l l'iiiid hill;
never iiiutullcd uurihilin for ilic benc-
car slut-v its urriviil ili‘li‘
months ago.
BUY NEW HAVEN BANK.
Syndicate Purchases the People's Bank
and Trust Company and Will
. Eltohlieh NOW‘IHIN‘UUOI‘.
new lillvnri, mic. d.-—~'I‘ho
boiliicciiicnl wuu mutil- ycslorduy lbut
insulin 10. Hlibilulcr and u syudli-uio
llnvo bought the I‘voplcé Ilnllk null
{I‘ruaf (‘ompuny of thin l‘iiy. and the
iirc today. which lili- III'W liliit‘l‘i‘u will
lid I lineup.
The bank bus :1 ruplinl of $1110..
CZIIpJIIIiI.
lino liullillui (Iiilil'uplmi i‘u. and
willll'b.
“W ”me-—
TRINITY MANGER IERVICE.
l 'l‘licl'ii wail il good piped ciiimrunu
lieu at Trinity Epiucopui ('Ilillt‘li. you
turday afternoon. to attend lllu annual
lmunnor llorviro of tile fillluluy school.
'Nrnl'ly uli illu lif‘hliilll‘li wuru product
.‘nnd liilrfirllliliilii Ill lilo Ki'l‘i‘ll’l‘. which
icuusisicd of tho ulugillu of bumps. m
ifiillillul‘u. ”It?” linndut‘fcil by Hupcriii-
denrril. iiuuoluiioliu were Illififiiili at
the hilly allusion. ililll. Iiirorpurui g
the (lrnnby and liul-klluluuiiid 'l‘u .
ilikc company. The road was never
coulplcioii. ~ ,
Turnpike road directors wcrc ulvou
arbitrary power in many cases iii the
coiislrucliuu and mausgcmsnl of the
lines. They could alter the ruadiledil
and contract forlolls. '
r In 1350 plank roads collie Into
vogue. in one particular of luiiui they
were like file Rev. W. Ii. ll. Murruyfs
No .nuo wnullui
ihtlill. There were filll’lilf of .iluiue
i-ollds Incorporated. tineisful. William
ll. lliiruum. who became Illlilod
lililillii secular and chub-luau of Hill luv
urinal luliuucrolic committee. and new
arbor Alexander 11. Halley were Itl‘
communion: of the Balialillry i’lnnk
Road 'colupauy.» ilcudiay ll. Well of
New Haven was on loonnodrstor of the
Wallingfbrli. North Haven laud ow
flavour Pisllli lined company. no .
my «milieu liilveu. a prlunlueul intuit
batsman lh‘ fill. lmc."bocnme solo
liluldcui Philip N. fiullili, and u llrlri
iliiiilrcilil by tho Ii'cv. ii. I“. finyumur.
ill“ Miiillu. wliii ilccupbul. iiii' pui'pil
1 iii morning and cvoulllu. and preach.
if! cxccllnnl alumnus. Afterward the
‘scllolilru curried their pills in file
monitor. and llllulc will be illil'l‘ unfit
to p'bor children in the south.
JOBKFH'h DIIUT DlFlRHID.
.lne Mcilllinueuu did not make his
debut In'tho hundred rlrrlo inst ninbl
liI Nnrwltlk. 'I‘boru won it niisiliidl-r
cladding. and his rinuiuir out in ibi-
ilnuii wpu pill off for u Wituli or so.
‘l‘heru store two or illrul- mind bouts.
fin-waver. and it pretty Knoll Hiki'ii
di‘fiVIlI enjoyed the sport. A largo did-
og'illlnn oi‘ Mumford pittiplrl dill-titled
the kilowutliuinford Advocate. illit-
utility.
. wmwm-MVM
.3. IA .
*i‘llfiW HAVEN. lbw. ll.--»-i¢iinll’fl Ii.
lloy. caulalii of Hi" i’llln football lusul
Mill Pissll Ito“ my.
MW of thin ‘ will
corporator in the New flares and boys.
up or
bond coach of the team
m‘ V , ~ ., _ 1'
i
“ever, invaded Hartford county. JInIPAULI
{875 the incorporation of the. Water-
lui'y uiid Cheshire Punk Iloud com-purge Audience Enjoys Tuncful Coli-
»riuii‘r of 1“198iltl}'. Mrs.
. ’ lilailes, A. 11. Lane.
When. us was the case yesterday of
crew nets in from another city and re. -
inking. out another train. the blink our ,
ii is born that the members of;
exchange greetings and talk ever met '
Jill‘s of mutual interim.
urn Him" In yesterday and the crow:
received (li'litt‘l‘fi lu rolillliu hoi'o‘ over 3
cd for this order and lid had to find “gm Kciiuv
mm“ VIM“ “’ “M ‘m‘d ulcep. ”W iiiulus. ii‘iitil I-‘lich. Miss Finch. Flor
buiik cur was the limit thought of iiiillli "mm, ”on“... 9mm...“ “n” “N...“
of tilt» crow and in me our flu-y found ; ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘
others employee with full lliiiiiur pails:
who Wore. more willing iii slinrc ”191nm”. ‘ivilct‘k
.. . . . .
{Bill-find. Miss \i'l-bllcr. il‘rnro Williloii,
Mina lmulur \\'illiloli. i‘htir cs .illilllu‘iill.
”N “m"mi "W M“ cylinder “""-”,th" ‘ 1!. ll. Mill'cliuuul‘; fil‘ellliilillkl‘r llnr-
Md “m“ l burn Smith: illflllucr. Susie luuizo;
ill'lil Iliillllli ‘
and lliiiy wui'c up in [111‘ liliiruiiln rel-.1» .
, limp:
'I‘lic bunk rur ill situated in the Dan .
lit of tho iiiuii that fills Ili‘i'll more up- ”mm“.
DN‘NRH‘II illiui has llll- Ilillllilir)‘ blink ; liliki‘l"
lii‘ti'rd I '
l .
I
W y QUESTION
NE IN DARIEN TOWN HALE.
O tats, Finely Rendered.
'l‘llv tuneful cuntatii "l‘iililiilc" was
given ilcforc a large audience in ilur-
ion
parts Worn woll lukcu. and the audi-
A Popular Place with Visiting Ra...‘i‘ll(‘ti enjoyed iiil‘ pcrformuzlru vol-y
iliiicb.
0:151 of cllnrnclcre was all follows:
'l‘mvn bull. Friday night. The
It was ill il'l'i' polo. lllltl Ult‘
Pauline. (laughter of Currently. hire.
lluliic Sisahll: ('1iliiv. :wi'vnut maid,
Mina liuzcl Pitch; i‘liirkie. ll spiiislor
ll. 11. .Rily
..i 1.. . , .. 4
mend; Niiiuu. ii villain» llt‘lii‘, Alina li.
.‘dori-Iuilll‘c: liiiillli. lill Illllliill fortune-l
Holler. Mills “t‘ilil'il't‘ Rol'll; Mother. u ed into n... “hump.“ “3“;wa
l‘ili', Illlilku with warm bedding arc prod ,
gliblucburi; Pillll‘l‘. u New \ ilrk journal-
widow. Mrs, Iiilllll‘lliii‘i; t‘bild, lluih
lei, \\'. liiii'iiwrt: Shady. Puller? vnlul.
1-1. Nuriliilc: l‘uusudy. landlord of the
i’mfvssur. a mid
illcngcil school .lmlcllur. ii. If. Sillilll;
(Eliilkmli Ike, \‘IUiiill‘ cbururinr. II. II
linylilund. iiulir'ul, 11 former boy. 11.
h‘lllilht’lii: illl‘ villunc illiytiii’lilll. \\’Il~
liain flurry: linolc .loe. Mr. Pom:
Aluuuoligoi‘, .Iilliiok I-‘llch; lllri‘il lift-'11!“
icciloii solos, Sorrow. Perry t‘ullircil:
Ilorolv. Airlillr Sluuaou; Murrow.
Hill'l‘_\' Luuildcu: the boil trio. him. If,
lSlclliuou. Mrs. P. i‘unlpboil. Miss I-Ililcl
\l‘ilnluit: ul‘cllndiork. Gourde. Siii'l'i‘l.
:x‘fuillcy Whitney. l‘lorcul Cantrell.
I'llilflt‘a \i'cbbcr. licnry hioi'cliouue‘:
pianist. bliss Slirircr; picu‘ickcrs.
Idi‘lfill liruuliiior, Mink
mu iirlcs. Florence Nordiiic. .‘ll lsr
Rulilli. i'lduu Sharer. .iiiiiil Short-r.
i‘IINIv Siilffuril. Miss
klilllcl'. Floridian Sluffoi‘dll: upliilivl‘.
Mlliwi I'iiil‘l‘uiili, \Wnl'trf‘. Illlirl-i l’i~ltlf~
filrirlcr i'Iri. Mflrfllii‘l'ill.‘ Siuiv
lords: ell-rill bruiilur. lilibl‘ll Ifiiyiilulid:
l‘li'lk. Marl :ioiiliy; ioillcium Lillian
Wilson; alum. of charity, Anubis
l‘nlillm: iilll'lw. l‘lll‘:‘ idixin'urlls: IIHHM‘
u'lfc. lliiih Illl‘lll‘lil'l'; fulfill-1‘. l‘mld}
lilillt‘l‘, lib-lidrd iibi-Iilliurl.
\\'lillrilii lili'llf‘llf'l‘; Iliill'litll ‘
\\iili:llii Illllis Ilil‘l‘llb‘liliiii. Hil‘i’i‘ l(:1
"'IIIWL «.i. p. uh r, lmlliiulil l’i li‘i'l'llll.
'izlflnl‘. iil' "l i'nlliwil: blur-‘uiitki‘lx‘
Kf’lllil'ill l‘ullille; illliil‘l’, liiiuuril
Sldnuim: Iiillif‘l‘. I'liilip ll: I'lll’hl‘i,
pallnlvr. 'l‘i-rri I.iililllrr1; ilciiliui. \\‘;ll
IQi't' SilllTiii‘ila.
m
0
FOR INTERSTATE COM.
MISSION.
WASlliXil’l‘ilN. lbw, i.-r-'l‘lu- illtl‘l‘
Sliilil ('lllllllll‘l'i i‘ (tulilmiusimi will nou-
lliIVl‘ uli uplmmiilil;. in wins from its
ini‘illli of i-illiiplvx quill-lions iiiu‘. pl'n
institution will bu ri'dli‘flnilifltll. ”Dilly ,i'ccil lo iii'i‘iiil' Will‘llli‘i‘ ii is lil'lll‘liill
ll. Ncwlllp iiiiil il‘, (‘llli-ullm iliiyii. flimlbi' «limit «if :z l‘lililil‘
lll'l‘Hliit‘ili uml vii-inlili-uiill-ill. will roulimlnli lo rivlr 1“ it our illfiit‘lll‘li in u
Lin-lulu train ‘
illil’l‘il ill‘llllJI
"l‘fill‘l‘ I‘:\‘l!l.iilll‘l' Frank luuw, of llli
:l'lllllliilfiliilll. i‘lu culupluiiil ill I! Will
1100, which lull-r will bc lixl-i'vunlul Iiiéi‘lllililn‘lllg illllv’l’wvlilill‘ upliliml ilili II
The blink \vnu vblil‘iurmi till i lililliu l'vllliiui. l‘l'llil‘ill or (:i'lll'ttill, it:
lll‘lulllic mist Him. iiilll Louisville
|llWl‘i'l'n lll'i' ullltl in ii“ \‘i'l’i “Ili'i'lll, pNVl Nliullvlllr Ill: builds. iiiiu illuili'li.
million It in itiliilllliiiil bluiwill-u vluu :“'illll‘l' .‘iil'll‘l illlri ii lulu:l Illil‘i‘ Ill
(Ulil
If
l'illil'mui llll‘ll :i.l'li‘lll'1‘il for filt‘ llul'i'ii
llllillu.
(Siluppi-ilv. u lliritru. chill-null llliil IMP
ltcnilul of thought has iicklmiwi in
inuvc bill two prirnlc cum bcruulac of
bill color. and that tho illbt-r ibrm-
l‘liiil‘iiliilfl Iiuvv rcfuuod to curry bis
lroup up pillow gull iruinu ulul liiulul
nu Itiiliiliiilll' ill sprivilic 0111‘“ iii lbw
lull Midst of Ili'i‘ ill iruiliu
'l‘liu i‘liiil'i'lili uIllrbilu our Iilill III“
omiiflliilil iii t‘liiippiilllv'a pr pillow
l‘ili‘il Iii lull-b illui fury lilil‘i‘ lioi liiilil‘il
”mm in u pumpilxcr ll‘liill. iilifi burr
to Hill lbviu up fl‘llillili iruins for ”11‘
allfciy of fur railroad. This (filuppullr
Inillgiiiinlly iiuliiea.
.... Wm“
IOY illNGER TO I! HEARD.
A l‘iil'l‘ iliilsirul front is In illiil'c fill
illv roliuronuiloq at tho Houth Nui-
wuik llilpllsl i‘liur‘cll. iIMI rlliuilux
vvulllun, When Mulder Raymond ii.
and All Angola. bipblcopnl rilllrcllin.
Now York cil\_ lrlli uliuilii. illi‘ lpiurivi
ill lill- lliililii'ill util‘i‘lf‘i‘. Muster i‘lul'bu
lulu il llluiuili’ul viilcc ulld blu lliiluvlr
iiilcc here will ulfurd llic pouplr of
Hindu ”Norwaili illi opportunity or “NH“
lug u celebrated boy soul-lino silica-r.
DOV ‘I‘O GOAOH VAL! I'OO'I‘BALLl
T M lililll'i‘ i‘ilillnlm ill-r9 Mill-ll yf’iiif‘l‘llilyhl
{lilo 'l‘oiuy. war licilvoliuf file You Illiliill
TWO MORI CHIN!!! KILLIO.
HAN li‘i‘lANllll'ltitl. lion. I’l.-~-~’l‘lvn
dud limiufl chldll'oliti. flu Vick Will:
the nest deacon uni. been «moors ma‘ld‘lrd al-ducrnmonlu slut Arrc in. Hall
for out new;
liillncl. Eight have
W‘ ”Hill l“.
.l
been lulled iii the
.. an al
.l‘l’lllid dressed ship and laid a copier
i‘lurkc. illc sum-nun soloist ill (”Hill
ITALIAN JACKIES couto euoo'r.
Hll All die- targets In eight In:~.W¢lh-
lugton Rifle Gallery.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6. ‘‘‘‘‘ 'l‘hroc jack-
ios ashore from the lliillan cruiser
litrurin bill! a cutirac up Pennsylvania
uvciiur. one night lust wreck. and drop
pod anchor shaft is public. uhooliiln
gallery. Just then three jolly croft
flying the Stars and l-Ilrfpou dim-c In
view and bore down from the liur‘cusl
to spunk tile Iiniinp squadron.
“Alloy. lllcssnllliou.“ spoke 1111‘ Yan-
kcc flagship. "liliiul my lnrrcls if we
don't clmllcnigt‘l you to a round or two
at forgot practice. Swing lulu tlir
roudulvud and clear for action."
The lluliun skipper signilllmi full
slll‘i‘ii ahead and the two floors aim"...
"The loocr twilll'li the linkage bill.‘
conditioned (be Yanks-c bids. and lilo
Iluiilliiu occupied,
“That's okay." spoke out one of the
Yankee licllt, "illcsr lililiuus can‘t
slimll.”
lilicrnziiiomil courtesy cure the clini-
It‘lllll‘li lliv first l'flliilii. Wl‘lcn illt- lirki
iiulian gun cupiuln count-ii firing hr
lilul knocked down iii] the lililo iii.
birds. crux-km] trmlvc gluon bulls. rur.
Ibo bull's (‘M‘ unlli tlic bull Willi lililirul
and bad flir- boss of the iiiuuilinlr nul-
ii-r)‘ worried ubiint his nulliiiiultiun
hob-21a.
“Si'iilllcil and fulliiilcrcii. slilwr my
ilfli’ucra.” niilrrd tlii- Yiilikcc command
or. "kilo 1110 111) range on that ..~w.;b
who hillll lbcuc Iiiiliulia couldn't shoot.’
Honor being satisfied, flu two sound
airiiiulii away for the first port of call
CASTOR iii
For Infants and W an.
ill Kill for lists Allin: Bligh
Bess-s tn: ., «
Signature of
N EW STAMP DESIGNS.
Shows the Spread Eagle of National
Coat of Arms—Many ldcas.‘
Submitted.
\\'.\SIII.\'il"I'lli\‘. “f‘i‘. ll. ”11‘
flied Ililli‘ in mm forly yours ilii' Ilmll
’lri‘l‘
‘ih a purine/Minn in ii panda-tunic. «limp.
”tincily Frenc .
W
leech
.mmmmus.
”mummcametm
ml calm his» tM «when or mail
Willie min mull m “W
m of cum and m for
some fine. rather a new note is struck
on the for 111ml can: when collar
till/Ina canard lllth a wide band of faint
The soft. colored meditations next the
thrust is wry phloem and becoming.
The moron ans frmwkii for children
pl'mvill it most admirable opportunity
for ivnnihenlng. A new bounce. of en-
tirely different materiel. if need be.
may be adjusted. transforming a short.
bedrsnied dress into one of suitable
length, crisp and new.
The soft draping: of cloth no stup-
niiix when skilfully executed by the
artist are little short of caricature
when attempted by one of little experi-
ence and skill.
Several layers are necessarily to the
modish evening gown-wtho satin
foundation. the chiffon lining. then the
1hooded or paiiletted. net tunic, richly
embellished with beads. embroideriee.
metallic faces and satin roses.
”The cloth Jacket which features an
attachable cape of the some is die-
Thc silver buttons
by which th fastening is made at
chairman of the front add a striking.
decorative note tohthe otherwise abso~
iiitely untriinmed garment.
it. Is said that the most bench in]
part of celery from a medicinal clinch
point ~13 contained in the leaves— be
:part usually thrown away. Those who
.dry the celery leaves and powder them
for coups do use the best part. then.
but by the time it reaches the line of
the family 1 fear it is too much diluted
in be of grant medicinal value.
liud you thought of a silver-included
dour-glues to boil eggs by as a gift
for house liousckeeping friend W110
"has everything"? You know it is
lultc the thing to boil the eggs for
breakfast at table. and the appoint-
:iicnls must be perfect.
It is a noticeable fact that sleeves
il-c fuller. even those on fur coats be-
111;; in more generous proportions than
scrutiny.
The modest skunk fur concerts with
ll‘ifilOt‘llliiC soul on many coplly fur
:onte this season. and rather. adds rich-
lcsii the garments" than deli-acts
.roiu em.
Very quaint and beautiful are the.
~wudnnlu haunting from slender silver
and gold nec chains. On some the
lowly of the center jewel is further
Plllliilloed by a fringe of pearls. or
leilculi: filigree work with colored
tum-r. and one chain of fine quality b;
luccrciod for several inches along its:
illildlu section with dangling. pear»
dipped gold beads. each on u tiny
'liuln.
A little Mercury wing slide or n
‘iuslcr of tiny roars ornaments the
iconic blot of satin ribbon for a young
girl's (ironing voiffure.
Ont- extremely useful and simpl‘b
:iiilssage motion is that of putting the
.uce wilh the lips of the fingers along
the line that often presents itself from
the nostrils to the corner of the
liloutll,
incr- curtain effects In veils are only
.1 sliatlc more extreme than the extra-
ordinarily heavy iiiesll nets. and those
.n which a large figure appears in one
.spot on the face are positively disfig-
.iring.
flowing and long coats of dark vol.
.-l-i with wide Van Dyke collars and
but [boy are in reality the most up-
provcd of Fashion’s cupriccu. With
Ililililerindt‘ll block hate.
The iiitiplinilc
pl‘ullliucd u coming vogue work info Ull.‘
cuffs of snowy lane of heavy quality j
uri- dcllgblfuliy oiddllahlonedln sollml, *
‘Ihf‘lil go naturally the wide~brimmcd. j,
plaids which arc.
Taill- your sour. gflfll‘mfir urina-
arhmoi maybe you roll it mellow
lion. llyepopoiu. ileuirltls our lzlllsrrll
of stomach: Ii omn'i runner»a
take your stomach trouble right
with you to your Pharmacist and
ask him to com a oil-cent cuso of
Pope'- menu-do and lot you out one
22111111.?“ gale and see if within
five inflict» here is left any trace of
your runner misery.
‘ The correct name for your trouble in
Fund Fornionlatlonmfood alluring; tho
ilincstlvc organs becoiilc woiik, there
Is lack of simple juice; you food In
only half digested. and you become at-
frrled with loss of appetite. measure
and fullness after eating. vomiting.
nausea. heartburn. griping in bowels.
tenderness in the pit of the stomach.
bad taste in mouth. constipatimluonln
In limbs. sleeplessness. belching of
gas. biliousness. slckheadeeho. Veer-
.vousne'ss. discloses ”or many other
similar, symptoms.
if your appo’lite is tickle, and path.
ing tempts you. or you belch gas or if
you feel bloated after eating, or yo Ir
food lies like, a lump of lead on y ,
stoniaoh. you can make up your’ mum
that at the bottom of all this thc‘rer
but one cause—fermentation of undl-‘
seated idod. . .V
Prove to yourself in five minutes
that your stomach is as good; as
any; that there Is nothing really
wrong. Stop this fermentation and no.
sin eatingwhat you want without feisr.
of discount on. or misery. .
Almost nstant‘relief is waiting for
you. it Is merely a' matter of h w
soon you take a iitIe DIapepsin.
:1
ARMY MEN DISAPPOIN'I‘EQ; ‘1
WAISHlNG'ZQNl ‘ ,Drm ISL—"rilllssr-i
‘pointment prevails In certain quarters
of the army over the failure of" men
from that branch. of the servicexi‘n-
:tcad of marines. being sent to file
drag-tin. Without consulting with Seo-
i'ctnry of War-Dickenson, it is said.
informs lordere went forth a. few days
ago to nunrteminster officials to prel- .
unrc transports at San Francisco for
immediate use. Repairs that had been
ordered on» the transports. prepara-
tory to the transfer of troops to anti
from the Philippines and the states.
were directed to be rushed forward
0 completion. As soon as the seer
cry of war board of what was golrl
on. an ominous stillness settled over
the shipyards where the transports»
were laid up.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mohackemo—E. H. Waite. Glen-
Cove; S, .1. Menard. New York; ‘1. R.
Huribntt. Wilton: George l..--Rockwoil.
Ridgcflold; W. B. Unholil. city: L.
Mint: and wife. Newark; B. Ginsu”.
8. Greenstein. Bridgeport; G. Wemm
Sholllngford. New Haven; H. SuJohm
son. Boston; William M. Hoyt. Stani-
ford: A. ‘J. Fitzpatrick. Jamaica; Aug-
ustus Fitzpatrick. Jamaica; M." R.
Bennett. city: 1“. R. Lowe. Bath
Bench; 8. G. Young. A. E. Wright.
Brewster; J. F'. Bailey. Mrs. Munch.
Danbnry; Mrs. D. E. Raymond. Ely
‘aniond. Mm Dara Gilbert, city: C. I
H..Aiiehifle1.‘Ymk:.Georhe. " ‘
its 9W.- Slndreli..gilonkeu. 5,:
«xmnsy-Wm:- . . 1:13. '
,o.
marrow Rama
iuoycn and fashions well. either In the
nillilii' of iiouilcc. cuffs lind yoke trlnr
ilml‘i' iii-puilliiclll In muslilciiui: iiii‘
printing of lililsixlut‘ stump» \vlili lilll‘iilv
of ii int-iiuliiiul.
. . . 1
“It‘ down or Illill'i‘ lil'fliflllrl unlimit-
ullclr iii‘ ”11‘ :lulinliul rout ill
wIib ibc Sims and Stripes
icw l.iii_\'fi_ bul il clinngc iii likely.
W
i'i'bu i'uiilllici'ciui Ilwuril.)
Foundations Completed.
'I‘bv fillllliiililililffiillli’t‘ been oomph-t
one family. provided with
media.
lrnciu have Illicit awarded.
Will uuiid Residence.
llllpfliw
fil'iiWil for illi‘ cl‘cciklli of Ii new real
'l‘uiii‘u. Ii will bc n il‘liilli‘ Ilililiii‘. up
Home. iiiul will be lil‘fli'lill‘li Willi l'illl
l'l‘llil‘fli'l‘li.
East Avenue House.
W, Mother in building on East llvv
‘Norwnlk flouting (it Lighting (in;
Meadow ail-est House.
Work bull been eiurtud on :i lll'W
bruise on Meadow about for llicliulsl
Ii. V. Curr is the builder null
tunic of Illu suircunil'lwlu buvc llcnu
'i‘flu house will burn lil‘Vi‘il
Irwin.
nwnrdoil.
rooms. provided with furnace buill.
Water htnef Bowling.
for Illumuel Rimtlllill‘ll
will be u
ivoml. wit u l‘liM‘ll‘Ulfi roof.
11"”..éf‘ililii
aisle m. v in l rowel roof.
I‘l' liueiuu liluil ibv ilblpluy of the four
“‘1‘ “If the new l‘bvcnt stump which
is in lw used in “I‘ll of the 1011‘“! on
tho l’l‘fliflil‘l'flil Il‘iil‘l'rl, allow lili‘ Hilri‘iid
urniu.
ilzifirliiiili'l
ills Iif‘i‘lii-li. "I‘lll- postmaster Iii‘lli‘l‘ili burl
dcfoi'rud passing on ”11‘ iicsinp for u
NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES.
ml fur the six limiiif‘ll nil \\’mlilv.'uhl
.uwlluu for ('lliil‘ii‘li it). IItiyl. for which
'II. V. i‘ilrr bus the gent-rill couiruvl
l-idrli house is of wood. lirraliucd for
As yet none of illi- liiliirt‘tm-
II In rcpiii‘ivd flint plans ill\\‘l‘ lwuu
lump on llpui livuuilu Illl‘ Minn-lib M.
iulivil ill ilill’li Wlmilii. willl bard WIIII'I
The new house which (.‘Ilnif'ili'illr ii.
line for li‘illcli Iii-oil. iii ready in lalb.
The contract for the plumbing and fur.
nuce flouting has been given to fur
llldli have been received for tile new
urslu shed to be built on Water direct
The structure
awry Milli. Illlri'l’s‘i loci. of
l'ulilructol‘ ll. 3'. Wm Is ruuhim:
work on file new shop on ileilrliiw
The structure is to be two
stories high of frame construction.
iiiiilgu on u irock of solid color. or for
tho cnllrc dress.
[like iilllflu.
I Iiiiby bouillon of Irish crochet luili
lover a while or colored silk lining arc
.vcry dulniy. and lens coiilmon than the
.iiiiluuitouu wool kind.
I The now fashionable skunk Iur is a
decidedly attractive garnlturc for one:
of the clinging gowns In ll rich liillldt.’ 5150:. 7212. 72‘” 9:40: 10.19
of myrtle. Narrow builds edge yoke.
.Iriwc capo niid flchu. and a broader
.lund ilppcsru on the skirt.
‘ slsc FOUND m 01.0 TIMEPIECE.
aur'rllmo'rou. llec.- fir-When
ill be bus ““160 a microscopic lllspcr
lieu of its Interior. Louie took from
:iu- iibcIi an old tiliiokiicpcr a few
days ago that had been 'in the family
li'i kept Atime for years.
to be repaired. fluorite look If “NIH
and found a dusty group wuil iui-kml
:lwiiy ill ”11‘ buck «if if. It Willi n roll
'1[ $100 In l‘t‘lii lliuucy.
nw.m~ ”w .m...
I
Willtliillhl’l'liil. Milton. iif‘l‘.
blurring ill Armenia. according to ild
vices received hero by liliniiy if. Wbulvl
:‘r. secretary of the National Ariiicnls
lwcd did. and that union relief is cool
bcr of Armalilllull will perish.
use cnoss MAIL Mimosa.
ion to gel Grunt Ilritulll to rescind it
«for livid
“W ....
«‘4»
A only noiv in furs is the illilliilli‘lillcv t
' ‘01 milieu of brilliantly colorcll vcivnt‘
llil‘t‘ll n! wuur liuilnnul bum in HIV fill!" ini liiiliii along the sides of the pillow.
for yourewdnil which incidentally hed-
ilc look It
over to George (inborn. a clock tinker“
THOUSANDS STARVING iN ARMEN»
I
Iwau
Il'fili than eighty tliunsilll perilous um
and India Relief Association. which .
has Its headquarters in this city. The '
secretary stutcu that in addition to this 3
number lliurc nrli 13,000 urpbuuu who;
iqwodily from Ami-rind. il Ilil‘Ei' ilillll~
WABlIlNil'l‘le. nae. lbw—Ill no cl"
order forbidding the entry of inn 1
bearing lied Gross slumps. the state:
Department has cabled ~10 Aililulssll-
i London risking him to our
m... "litres ll iiiii ilultiur. "l‘bc nickname
siillcd that an lllllilv harbours and I'll.»
icru llt‘fll‘iflg ibc mumps already have
been Will. it would cell-is vouculrlsllle
inconvenience” thin; were not dillh‘r
TIME TABLE. ,I _
. in Effect November s. 1909. '
: SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.»12:bax. btflfix. lizilx. M08. '
'lisiiz. 7:20, fsill. llzlllx. 8:511. 0:101.
2ii::l‘l,lil:20n.10:1'l2u.11:2ii. -
l l‘. M.~-i‘.l:i'ilix. 3:501, 8:31. 5108K.
miller. 5:50;. 6:10. 6:50x, 7:18:. 7:423.
DC‘OX. 1012,. ‘ ll .
l sunosys. . ‘
l A. M.-—12:53x. 5:071. 631:. 8:54.
10:20.
P. M.-12:50. 2:4“.
2:501. 6:35.
i
. u—v—e—
new vorur TO scum unnwALK.
I A. M.—~12:003. 4:49. 5:15 810. 11th
“3333" 9:15;. 10:02:. iozlltffdtuisxl
: r. 'li..«iz;csx. 1:0 (2303:. zEs’r.
lilulu llultliku taken an old l-lock 10.31328. 3:56. 4:33. duo . 52215:. 6:27.
Iil‘ i‘Ppllil‘i‘ii uguiii. It will not be lili-
‘tlcilix. 6:011, 8203:. 0:30. 11:00:.
‘ _ lundsye. .
. A. M.~is:00ii. 0:00. 7:80. llzlilx.
{.10202x. -
r r. lil.~b:02x. 5:04. uioix. 1:00.
11:30:, 11:00:.
souru uonwstx 70 NEW
waves.
A. M.»-13;lilx. lzlsx. "flit.
71'37. R150. 10:33:. if:l'.3x. 11:47.
1’. anlilziliix. 1:21. 11:11.1. 3:2,”.
1:38. Ii:ll.ll:lilx, 6:116. 7.10;. -9;Il;;.
Il:ill. 2:40 sod 7:30 in Bridgeport
ulily. .
lundsys.
A. M.«~-I:i:lilx.
0:11. 10:38:. mm.
P. M.——6:10x. 6:48.
9243!.
SOUTH NOIWALK To. DANBURY.
A. litmus”. 6:3. 8:27. 0:69. ’.
1'. lib—4:35; um. 0:14. 7:181 » ’i
‘ lurid-ye. . ..
A. M.-~l:20. 0:15. . u
l'. M.—~7::lb.
DANIUIY TO WUTH NOQWMM.
7:13.
M M.
lucil.‘
7:10;.
i
A. M.~—-ii:hfl,. 7:311. 11:20. 10:10:.
“:60. . «mm; .x,
1'. M.-iililii. Italic. stall. -. . .. ,,
undo”.
A. ill.~‘f:lill. .
1*. M. ~ 13:001. lliillls.
ileum mm; ro sol-mu
s. ammo. ms. oils. «in.
.13!
I‘. if will 00.1.21 fl*ll“fl»fi',lailw
l .
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