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lead Too Machine Hid to
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be men who iias'isome ebrt‘of busts
es down ou'the Spanish Main and
.W the islands homeowners and
‘re was feeling communicative yes-
dsy as he peered over the top of a
'on peel at the Imperial.
infill/er been in the Black Republic?
infill], of course I mean Haytl. lt's
Me i what hii,.Aniei'ican can‘do
prodding” scool‘head and
1 Chief hand trleltsat his com-
et‘s oné‘rbnafln .why you see
e in New York new. i came up to .
,"k for an old friend of mine who
. W d‘to be a star in that line, but they
' mil me here he has dropped magic and
no e to selling urewster. so i guess l’ll
lIlium! 's substitute for him. .
on know. my specialty is getting
concessions in foreign countries and
letting lily fellow. countrymen develop
- them and we the money. Judging
by themes 1, you might say it was
pure patriotism that animated me, for
«1&0.th I never. seem able to collect.
' libero was that little ails‘lr over a
concession down on the Orinoco some
yardage during which I was nearly
filled up with load. But that isn‘t what
I started to tell about.
“Down in Baytl. some years ago.
vtore was a young American fellow
w I that got everything he wanted out
of the President or anybody he wanted.
He told me all about it, and said that
bluff and a few tricks were all that
We," responsible, to which a little
medical skill was added. This chap
was a“ graduate of some college in the
is West, and a doctor of medicine
likzgat.‘ But he got a hunch that he
con ,, makes lot of money down in
{ EVIL/Md therein; want. The last
i, mellow him he had become a Voo-
“priest, a thing that would surely
modulate his good old Methodist we
.r.' and he was a big man down
i.
.mow l have heard Nowhere in the
interior of Heyti say that cannibalism
Iii stlll practiced down there. and it
really. is to allrnited extent. it is un-
trnetb'at human flesh is eaten general.
1y, ,buteyery once in a while there is
a roll inns festival. in which the sacri-
fice b a child is a part of the religious
rite. and the flash I cooked and eaten
as a part of the ceremony.
“Avowediy the negroes of Haytl. are
300d Christians. and in the towns all
the forms of the christian religion are
but up. But in the mountains voodoo-
dim is practlead openly. though the
“wane strong against it. My. friend
, it! are of‘ hearing the mayor of an
ad town give strict orders one
"drills that the President's procla-
. m directing the enforcement of
flip law should be carried out to the
flatter and then finding him that night
”it; as one of the most enthusiastic
‘0! the Worlhlppers at a voodoo core
oily.
”When my friend. whom i will call
Shocks, went to Hoytl. he found he
mil against it. lie couldn‘t get
Willi a he wanted. The oliioinls
Mould promise him this and that, but
he could never get any further. After
I! a the peeple and noting how
ed yooared and superstitious they
Mel‘s be determined to establish a re
mutation. as a witch doctor in the
mountains. from which source be felt
were his fame would come back to the
Iodine. He started out by setting a
few bones. but this attracted little at-
tenlion. Then he gave a few simple
remedies in cases of sickness. but
they were not popular because he ut-
tered noilneantation. Finally one day
he was called to use a man who was
We: from a severe cramp. and at-
”f I9 had poured out a dose of some
liable remedy a notion salted him to
Idler hie colic yell. There were a
lots! natives a ut and they looked in.
directed. Hp repeatedlt and they rose
to their feet. Then he let out the liar-
lmrd.yeil..foi bred by the Yale and
then t Ruin ton. and those blamed
tile! armed a circle about him and
mod. The patient got. rid of his
Mach ache almost immediately and
In ”addition of Snook's reputation
eras. ,
i may this time be had learned a great
heat of the. a French that they
mildews. re. aadall sorts of oss-
Mme breasts. to him. With the aid
' ”distributional“ of. medicine he Wait
able to work some cares. sad warm it
it'll proposed that be be initiated in«
while perennial he announced his
mummy. He never did tell me how
i use does but he did describe
our be home a priest.
ii“ “thaw one day during the
7 later while he was traveling through
' menswear to and demolition
. i; 1 stock of“ trick implements and
“(normalised and scared the
' Mb Mills by putting his
illumination lira and using an
» balm ended on, but on this
' he lofts" his wleard stuff
‘ ’. lie reached a little. settle
at" nightfall and there he was
thorium to be a great voodoo use
253' and that the prism had deter-
stifled to malts him one of theta.
‘9 “gays “WWI!!!“ in a big
, Ire in fireballs. alert
‘ ' ‘ . than the lush
was
was; sire-mam.
to
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r .‘l- up .. ‘t.’ , ‘
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‘ msrated the different things it would
”serial 1 ill ll be
‘ and than the high
.‘ "Harts ' a W ‘ ,*
salted: “’51:: y . .
was?“
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nit
ilItd bbehibolledwith a lizard. and enu-
cure. Thenhe entered into a long nar-
‘rstiyeor'hls life and Works, telling
what a rent me he was and the won.
ad done, meanwhile
cavortihg u out a great rate. Flush
Ill he fell down exhausted and another
took his place. This kept on until all.4
the black men had shown their various
charms and extolled their own merits
priest nodded at
Shocks.
“The latter gotnp and started away
in French, but he‘ tripped in the lens-
uage and the negroes began to look
bored. Than bewstarted in to give to
give‘ all the College yells he could
think of in his loudest voice and the
coons began to nod appreciativeiy. His
stock of these was soon exhausted and
he thought he would start singing.
The only thing he could think of was
“The SpanishrCnvailer,’ but after one
verse he felt he was losing his audl.
once, so he then sang 'Harrisan’ at full
lung povver. Then he happened to
think of the rhymes of his childhood
and gave them ‘Eeny. meeny, mlney.
mo; catch a nigger by his too. if he
boilers let him go; eeny meaney min-
ey, mo.‘ He suited his actions to the
words and the cocoa thought this was
great. Then he did a Hurry Lauder
dance, with the words of 'lLove a Las-
sie,’ and the priests liked the dance so
well that some of them got up and
tried to imitate it. >
"But Snoolts all this time had pro-
duced nothing in the way of a charm.
and whenever he got a chance he
would feel in his pockets. He search-
cd, but all he could find was a bottle
of pink quinine pills. Tubing some of
the pills in his hands he extolled their
virtues, stating them to be a panacea
for all ills. Then he told the negroes
in French that anybody who lookone
of these pills would live fovoror. and
immediately there was a rush for
them. Fortunately for him there were
enough to go around.
“Well. they made a great, to do over
Shocks and told him all the secrets of
their order. lie went back to the
coast and all would have been wall
had not word some down to the menu
tains a few days later that. one of the
priests who had been at the gathering
had cashed in his checks. Snooits took
the next steamer away from Hnytl.
and it happened she was bound for
Santa Marta. That's where i met him,
and i don‘t mind telling you that his
experience put the notion into my
head of trying to do likewise.
"i am going to get together the
greatest bunch of wizard stuff you ev-
cr heard of, and all the electrical dc-
vices i can put in a steamer trunk, and
you can look for me back here next
winter with concessions for every-
thing in ilayti that isn’t already farm-
ed out.
"Say. how would you like to take
some stock in the General Develop-
ment Company. of lisyti- lfil. you in
on the ground floor. Say. how would
You like to take this job off my hands
and get the stall together and so down
there? To tell the truth. i feel a little
leery over ii. The whole trouble ls,
well. to 'ieas up, as it were, l‘m
Silooks."~>N. Y. Sun.
Mrs. Jacob Wlimert, Lincoln, 1“,.
found her way back to perfect health.
She writes: “l buffered with kidney
trouble and backache and in v appetite
was very poor at times. A ow weeks
ago i got Foley Pills and gavethum
a. fair trial. They gave me great re-
lief, so continued till now i am again
in perfect health." The Bridge Phar-
macy. ”
TO Lanai. UNION oversee.
New Organisation of Openers Offers a
Reward fur Boat Design and Means
or Attaching it.
A substantial money reward. to say
nothing of a monument to be erected
at some conspicuous place on an im-
pnrtant avenue. awaits the genius who
will devise a union label that will re-
main on oysters that have been scoop-
cd from their shells.
This because a union of oyster open-
ers. with a membership of one thou-
sand. has just been formed here. and
the men are wofully in want of some.
protection against non-union labor. tic
fur the union has gone no further than
to pass resolutions declaring that its
members will not open oysters (but
have not been dredged by union dreda.
era in union boats and uploaded on
union plot-s, to be opened under union
sharia. and that long island Sound in
union water and the sun ahinln above
it a union sun.—-«fioulh Norwait Bpel
clal to New York Herald.
REM. “TATE “LEO.
iirlilseport Real Estate and invent.
meat (:0. to illibcrt Bedtime. two lots.
Gregory boulevard. War.
Charles 1.. (flavor to Anna C. Hanks.
lot. lislbert street War.
Edward Merrill to Jon. Miercbolskl
and wife. lot and buildings, F‘nir
street. War.
Church of Latter Day Saints to
John L. Guthrie. lot and buildings. 8ii~
vermlne Road. War.
Joseph H. Lockwood to Eiarah ill.
lilookwood; lot and buildings. Wood-
’ward avenite. War.
Julius (turtle to Eldmml llorgereon.
lot, and buildings. highway. War.
‘lery Hardeety to Louise. 1.. Wood.
lot. Beet avenue. War.
John Devlne and wife to Samuel
iloyd and wire. lot. highway. War.
Franklin A. Smith and others to
:vahen Ungvary, laud. West street.
as.
Alfred ll. Hopkins to Mentality
stein. two lots. Woodward avenue.
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”nth Necwai‘k...mm Can Tell You
‘ . Wily it ”.80.
1M
. . .Doan'e Kidney Pills cure the cause
of disease. and that is why the curse
,hl’e always lasting. . This remedy
strengthens and tones up the kidneys.
helping them to drive out of' the body
the liquid poisons that cause basic .
ache. headache and distressing kidney
Ind urinary complaints. South Nor-
walk people testify ‘to permanent
cures.
Mrs. R. G. Seymour, 4 South Main
St. South Nor-walk, Clean... says:
“Dean‘s Kidney ‘Pllis did me more
good than any other medicine 1 ever
need. Three years ago i was hardly
able to get about on account of dull,
bearing-down pains across the entail
or my back. i was also annoyed by
too frequent passages of the kidney
secretions. Cilllld not sleep well at
night and arose in the, morning tired
and weary. Dean's Kidney Pills were
Wrought to my attention when l was
suffering in this way and I jrocured
a supply at Mrs. Plnisted’u Drug tSore.
After taking the contents of two or
three boxes, my back grew strong and
free from pain and the other symp-
toms of my trouble disappeared. l
have always recommended Dean's
Kidney Pills since then when l have
had the opportunity and i know of sev.
oral cases where thby have effected
complete cures."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Mllburn 00.. Buffalo.
New Yorksole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name—~Doan'e—snd
take no other.
CHANGES IN CONSTITUTION.
—........
Mate Voters Will Have Three Amend-
ments to Vote on This Fall.
At the state election this full the
voters will have titroc constitutional
amendments to col upon. those below
set forth in the public acts of limb.
One proposes an amendment to the
constitution concerning capital stock
of corporations; the second proposes
an amendment to tho consllfuiion con-
cerning the powers and duties of tlic
liouicuunbgovcriior. and the third pro-
poscs an amendment concerning ilu'
date of adjournment of the general are
senibly. this being given as "no later
lllllli the first Wednesday after the
first Monday of June."
The first amendment as proposed
provides that the general assembly
sluili not pass any law uulluu'lsiiigum
corporation to is no its rapliul stock in
more ilinii one r- use.
Tlii‘ sot‘tmtl proposed amendment
burl iis inception in the condition
which came about by tho tlcnib of (lov-
ci‘nor Milo) us if was fouml llliii llw
Ilf'liIt’lllllll~gil\’ill‘llllf” could noi i).\'v’l't‘lw'
all the t‘xut‘illli't‘ functions of tho gor-
ci‘iiur. ii is proposed to ('iollu‘ the
llcuipliant-governor with the powers
and authority of tho governor in runs
of death. and iilve him the right to
exercise such powers and authority in
case of disabllliy from any canon of
the aowrnor. including absence or
lmpeuchmcul. until such disability is
removed.
The third amendment is to fix mi
ionrmnoni slut- die not later titan llli'
llrsi Wednesday uller the first Mon
day in June following its organization
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahsckemo-w-T. R. lovkwond. Boa.
ion; (int). c. Grady, r3. (li'ocnstelu.
Bridgeport; M. M. Johnson. A. M. Ililli
holly. W. D. Jennings. M. M. Mush»
em, New Haven; J (l. Slurlmsli. Youli»
crs; lt‘. ii. Willlmnn, (l. Amos and wife,
Mrs. H. .l. llcisel. ll. it‘lnhoriy. (l. 0.
Phillips. ‘5. E. llruunchem. Mrs. l.. G.
Miller. J. l". Knight. ii. Kromhvrn.
New York; ii. iii. Rogers. Rochester:
Miss Emma iioyi. '1‘. Dean. llarion:
.los. (‘uliilL W, ll. llnbollz. oily; A. ll.
Payne and wife. llcddinu: W. .l. t‘un-
uinglinni, Hartford.
lNFANTlLE PARALYSIS FATAL.
NEW LONDON, Sept. 24. The first
inlnl case of infantile paralysis re-
corded in this city was reported yes»
lords): lrvlnit .l. Salter, the ill your
old son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Sal
tor. of 46 Williams street. was the
victim.
The Recreation Tour-
ist Company
AUTUMNAL TOURS
Block island, ”0.50 and Ill.5o~~8niiir-
day, Sept. 3, three dnya‘ trip over
Labor Day.
White Mountains wow-six (lilyli'
trips. accommodations at Sinclair
Hotel. Bethlehem. also includes
Flume ride. Mondays. Hopi. 12 It 19.
Niagara Falls. taboo-“Four tlnys' trip,
Saturday. Sept. ill. International
Hotel.
Niagara Falls. Thousand islands and
Montreal. MdWSix dai'a' trip. liar
urdiiy. Hopi. iii.
Gettysburg, Lurey Caverns and West»
lngton. D. 0.. 333.1%»le daye' trip,
Elaiurday. Oct. 22.
Above rates'from New Haven. For
circular describing all tours call an
ill. ll. llakur. at depot, or address The
Recreation 'l'ourlst Co.. 183 Bronze tit.”
New Haven. To). 12m.
- W: "0...“... it. .u' ..
Excursions to iiuullngion and
Valley Grove
Steamer Huntington
Gun. Will. 0. Young
Runs as follows:
Leave Murillo on for Nemilt Men»
:e 8e and Pr days at me a. on. and
: a "‘0
Leave emsik for Huntington, Men-
»... mm. M...“ “was...” ._.-
dare and Fridays at It“ I. an. and .
Bill) p. M. .
IXOURIiON‘ TibKl‘l‘U. Me.
birth“ “It. «is.
elitism new as incursion ties
dipole [are a5. re, ’
LAST TRIP— Friday.,8eptem-
bit-Will IWQWWWMW
in ,
u lilillllilll‘lllll
dwlng lo Uhrebtricletl spring
Hunting in the South
NEW HAVEN, Sept. 23.~—OWIn‘8
largely to unrestricted spring shoot-
ing. especially in the south, according
to State Ornithologldt Herbert K. Job.
hay bird shootln in this state has be-
come almost a t in; of the past, but
through t e passage of better laws in
many stat a, particularly in abolishing
spring shooting, species are again an
pouring in Connecticut in the fail
flight. which for many years now: been
very score or even unknown.
One of the most notable of these at:-
cessions, says Mr. Job. is the Hudson-
tan, or Jack Curlew. small flocks of
which have appeared within the past
two weeks at West Haven and also on
the Stratford marsh. There have also
been seen on that marsh robin snipe.
or knots,, one of the choicest old time
game for buy bird shooting, and also
good numbers of golden plover. The
latter has also appeared at West lin-
ven and is the bird famous for its won»
(lorfui migration in the fall from the
shores of the Arctic Son in the fall by
way of the Mississippi Valley. The
black bellied plover, or “beetle bend."
the largest of the plovcrs and for
years very rare in this state, appeared
during the early part of the month on
the Quinnlpiac meadow near New
iiaveu. where also this fall lack snipe.
as well as yellow legs have been fair-
ly common. Speaking of the chicken
plovcr. Mr. Job says: "The turnstono.
known also as the calico bird or chick-
en player. has been very source of into
years. On August 20, i watched it
brilliant adult on the West Haven
sand-pit. which gave an exhibition of
his lurnuiono powers. He was running
about, inserting his wedge shaped bill
under stones, shells of drill mllili‘l‘lfll,
and flopping them over to look umlcr'
Month for marine insects. At one
time be overturned u shingle. consul
crsbiy larger than himself,"
Small slioro birds such as “peep“
and ring llt‘t‘liil have appeared this
sutnmaor and full in increasing illilli-
burs. says Mr. .lnb, but ilwy are loo
small to be t'oiislilcrctl respectable
sumo. linll is plentiful.
ESCAPED CONVICT IN lTALV.
HARTFORD. Eopi. :i.~--'l‘iw police.
of this city are curtain that Timothy
Slllrt'ilffi. who cscnpcd from the lion-
lord county Jail. while awaiting rnm~
mlluioui to attain prison for ”Mill
)‘l'lll'h‘i for lnirltlm‘yplp in iinly. The nu-
llltilllli'i-i there have lll‘Oll asked to Mll'
prob: lid him. ll' be is caught extrudi-
llon pi'lii'm-illnna will it! once ho ho-
mm, The ptilir'o'bcmn to IliH‘i‘ ml-
iloncv that Illl‘ ftitzlliw innit [inasmu-
on a strainer that lll‘l'IVi'tl ui Nupios
i low \l'vt‘kfi bill‘-
Somc men feel more. at home if their
wives are away.
Wye
EACY GLASSES '0“ UNEASV EYES
are your eyes’. uses”? are the)
beginning to rebel? Make them com
fortnbiu. Put (”gm at their case
WEAR PROPER YE GLASSES.
We grind our own issues.
F enwlck Optical Co.
UNITED BANK BUILDING
Room 7-.
.7 WASHINGTON STREET.
Hours—4 to 11:30 a. m.. and 13:05 to
6 p. in. Monday and Saturday, 7 to
ii p. in.
GLOVERS
THE PLACE
FALL
STYLES
We invite your
inspection
it
mrmrm'vermsl)
“WIAR OHDID THAT FIT”
“Just a. little , J 3
Tingle on the tongue”
Is a song that often . ‘
M.
Has been sung.
But never mind about that, have you eVer tried
was
the snappy drink
Bunker-Smack ’
At the Soda Fountains ?
It has the elements of life in it.
bunker-Smock Co.. Greenwich, Conn.
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sons
RANG ES
Meet every cooking need.
ill
WOLGAST-ATTELL MATCH.
i‘llii'AGt), Sept. 2I.~~—laighiweiclll
(‘biunplon Ad \‘i‘olsusi and Abe Altoli
have been matched to fight in Nil‘e‘t‘ll‘lv
her before the club offering the lies!
purse. llllltis will be received and will
be owned nu Nowinbor i. it was
agreed lbni lmlh Millers woinb lliii
pounds ringside Illll the division oi
the purse has not yet been decided
upon. '
WILL DECIDE MONDAY.
NEW HAVEN. Supt. 24.-~Rev. James
lleolf Perry, rector of St. Paul's
Episcopal Church, this city. will) was
elected in the blshoprlc of illuuic is-
land. yi-siortlny said that be may be
ready to make his derision in ”to initi-
ivr of the acceptance of the honor on
next Monday.
calcuizsrss's rips
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For Sale in any amount
Foreign Money Orders and Drafts to
III Part- of the World
Bond Required by Law
Deposited With State of Conn.
For Protection of Patrons
insurance and Real Estate Agents
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l. M. Layton 8: Co.
5 Railroad Ave» loath Not-walk
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Automobiles
1'0 HINT
impairing and General Overhauling by
first class motvhnnloe.
AIZNlIll for Maxwell. Koeblcr "ill." 60-
lumbia. llupmobilu. and Everllt “fill."
brand new Idvurilt demonstrator in _
lawn.
Do you watch the little llupp. You
can see her ovary day standing up and
doing service. (lreatoet two-passenger
car on earth.
Phone us or some and see us.
Norwalk Consolidated
Auto Company
David W. Raymond
.u
new Director and Embalinerg
.10 North Main street, IotiIIi Harwell:
Residence. ll Washington Iii-eat.
Telephone at office. on
Two Stores,
39.
Telephone at item. see. _
SOLD BY
Horace R. Nash. cor. North Main and West Sis.
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shingles.
and is easy to break.
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Asbestos- Shingles
The cost of asbestos shingles is about 50 per cent. more than wood
To offset this extra cost you have n shingle that is fireproof,
will never wear will. thus will never need renewing and when drop»
peti from lilo ruol‘ an asbestos shingle will not break.
most prominent architects and builders me now recommending as-
boslou shingles over all others, even slum. for slate is much heavier
Charles H. Ait‘ithorpe.
CARPENTRY, BUILDING AND CONTRACTING.
L. H. DECKER
..m-m—~uw nmm.»>~nmm 7r»-
The Hatch & Bailey
WUTH NORWALK. CONN.
'Wiuduw (lines of every description.
iiuh Weights and Com. ,
Moulded Wooden batters. in rises.
"Lincoln"
17W
m. ., . -. -m .s.._.~-.
Many of the
6 BEAVIEW AVENUE
SOUTH NORWALK
UILDING sow
Have to move out January 1. 1911 .
$5,000.00 worth of Wall Papers, Crockery. Glassware
Houseiumishing Goods. Enamel Ware, etc.
All to go less than cost
Fixtures. Tables. Safe. Wall Paper Backs, etc.
87 WABHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN,
Telephone Connection
N...“ -w e-
co
YARD TIL- 4M
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES '
an.
One. two and three-ply Tar Paper.
Blatara' Paper.
inedible; and ”mum Paper.
nouns . ,
m Heir lneu'atlan end Desfenln; Papers.
on e ..
.WOULD LiKl to install the Plumbing in your new
home. ensuring you that our motorists are the finest
and our workmanship satisfactory down to the small-
eet detail.
When we do the work you are not called upon to
malts «haunt Repairs.
:' . Our work LAST! because it‘s correctly done in the
" first place. .
Try it lode .
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