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Orders Given for Material for 9 R
How Structures Starting
With Hliiliouse Avenue,
a How HRvRIRI, cons.
'I‘Re New szniroau is to rebuild
all of the hi1 see over the Canal road
In New Haven and some In Hamden.
(Incoming to a report In railroad cir-
“ cldi today Nine new steel bridus
ll be but In place and the company
. i'. gmurm _ an w. It Is said. for the
'- on e of the set for these bridges
f" Wilding In this paper a few days
I
he company Iii ready to proceed
III the work on the new bridge croe
faiths Canal tracks In Hllihonse
us This job. a single span will
the road probably “0. 000 to $60,-
.but there aie five other bridges
illolitded in this general Improvement
ii.
The other old wooden bridges to be
wide” by steel ones all over the
I line. are the State street. Wall
mosh Ornate street. Whitney avenue
“Prospect street Home of these
It”. particularly those at Prospect
Orange streets are much larger
the one crossing the tracks at
iliiouss avenue and therefore will
dist much more. it Is figured that to
build new bridges In all these streets
will cost the road $400 000 at least.
”—
NUTMEG CLUB MATTERS.
The Pool Tourney to be Started In a
Short Time.
RThe NutmegGluh pool tournament
. , ‘iie‘hpected to be started within a very
short time. Unusual Interest is being
‘~' , in this contest this year and a
‘ :t many have already signlned their
totition or entering. The rating com-
It‘eo ls busily at Work preparing the
[Miller rulings. and It is expected that
they will be given out at the motto:
hint .uondsy evening.
rry Burton, of the Nutmeg Club,
, lives In East avenue. has many
proved to his friends that he was
‘ g-iilever Young man. but his latest
‘ t is gaining for him a reputation
will be hard to best. He is In-
ous and has done many this our
. lb with his skill that wont nev-
ve been done had II u been for
lie has a mastery 0 severe
me with the others.
constructed all alone one o
. t beautiful llllllon tables I
that can' be found anywhere Iii braved
iii or. thew “slab
aim” raglan“ tilt-i “In“:
I gen mug”
.but follows only one. occupying .
R a disco
linoeda Bloculi
are baked in surroundings wheri clean-
liness andtprecmion are supreme
e That Makers them
13'
lilieeda Biscuit.
are touched only once by human hands
-—when the pretty girls pack thiRRm—
’. That Makdis them
Uneeda Biscuit
re sealed in a moistuiRe proof
That Keeps them FRESH
.‘ \§\ NATIONAL BISCUI‘RxCOMIPANY
R package—
Iiiiiitiiiiiiir
ruistir sum
The official censdi daurss. which
give Connecticut a population of 1,114.-
756. an Increase of almost 23 per cent.
In the last decade. does not necessar-
Ily Increase the state' In representation
In congress. In fact It is quite prob-
able that the presfint .lquotn of five will
remain as It Is.
After every census. under the countl-
tiition. a redistricting of consreustonai
representation is provided for. the dis
iricts to be composed of continuous
territory In each state. Sometimes
fer Instance Connecticut after the cen
sus of I900 did not redistriot the state
at all. but the general‘aseembiy provid-
ed for ii congressmswat-larae.
Congress provides at its first session
orally raised. It does not follow that
even a large increase In the papilla.
lotion of the country would have the
effect of raising the number of con-
greasmen.
It Is unlikely that: Connecticut will
continue to have a, 'conxrossmanuit-
large any longer than the next acn-
eral assembly. and a redistricting will
be accomplished. Under that 'condi
tion New Haven city, will because of
Its bound In population. with a for: oth
er towns in the county be erected into
one congressional district. A portion
of the county wil probably be annexed
to Middlesex for another district. It
was probably a foresight of these con
ditions which caused the republican
of two New Haven men to congress
this year; John Q. Tilson and I" 8.
Butterworth. It would be embarasslns
two years hence to have two New
Haven congressmen lighting for the
some place
THE NEW HAVEN MAY OPIIATI
THI I. AND, M.
Financial men especially Interested
in railroad affairs today had It ’Iliat
some definite announcement would be
made by President. 0. 8. Melton at the
annual stocitloidsrs'. meeting tumor
ment of the Boston & Maine system.
it Is «ported that 'a much closer amal-
notation of. the two ll”: 13W.
sorv ce Irora
piaeo'in Cheerful
oroaad hlfil' throua
to pot to In northe New
hides sactual told I over
Boston halalno by the New
Moon the throulh connection service
rev. r these roads has been largely im-
but the ecoasoiaolatsd plan of
wow the two-road as one property
.ea‘lls for davelcilliie ate: this sort ‘oii
‘ a much more general scale. It is said
also, that the long discussed “plan for
connecting by roll the north and south
stations at liosiion will probably be
it of by Hr. Mellon at the most-
"‘ mam“ thints the ttockhold
an era
tensity the ratios-
organisation to oppose the nominiition I
row. concerning the future develop»
this provision Is not complied with as [loan m Lowe street m with
after each census for the population of .
each district and as this basis Is xeii- ‘
i litiition.
‘ dd‘leoRm tl'lR finest \
flour Rnd the best materials obtali sble— . ‘
That Makes them tin Ideal Fan”
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ilk
IDENTIFIED BY Hi8 APPETITE
{lily-A
led to his
identification today, when all else fail
As a re
all it (‘I my. who escaped from the
clean Insane Hospital on Septem-
I r 8, was today returned to that in-
Tho police on Sunday t‘llll-
lured a man who had been living a
Ibild life In the woods near here. for
He declared when or
esied that his mind was ii blank.
odd that he could not recall his name
iddreosea and articles found among
I Is scanty effects failed of any clue.
I is enormous appetite attracted at-
Ieniion. hovevor. and Indontiltoailon
BRUNSWICK. Maine.
an's voracious appetite
Oct.
.even his own memory
Reversl weeks,
I allowed quickly
list Bivoii “diatom to Those
From wliar Shem Who
lull-l
wRu
Thewpcent visit of the President to
lililis Island in the effort to secure im-
and distribution of lmmiarants to this
country to In line with much work that
has been ,done in this reapeot by
(.lonllrossmati Hill. of Norwaik. with
which the public Is not aeiisrally fu-
millnr. Two cases recently are but
Illustrations of numerous incidents of
ii similar character They are cited
by the Bridgeport Sun:
Dennis Smullsu srrived from Ire
land on the Celtic on Monday. Oct. 3
it was found that he was nearsighted.
and under the strict provisious of the
law could not be admitted.- He was In
vigorous health. nineteen years of age.
Appeal was made to Washington, his
admission refused. and he was ordered
deported. At “:30 the following Bat-
urday night. his relatives in Stamford
appealed to Mr. Hill for assistance and
he immediately .commuhlcated with
Mr. Williams. commissioner of Inimi-
irratloii at Ellis island. and to the De-
partment of Commerce and Labor In
Washington. and had a physician so
to New York to make a personal exam
Ination of the case
Before he not relily from Washing-
ton. tiniiilleii was put on board the Col-
tic. under orders to return to Ireland.
but in ieaponse to Mr llIIlii urgent
appeal he was taken from the ship a
half hour before she sailed on Wednes.
day. Even access to Mr. Biiiullen was
denied to the physician on board the
ship when he went down to see him.
But through iheiklndnosii of Mr. Wil-
liams, Sniulieu was brought ashore.
and meanwhile a favorable decision
was rendered from Washington. and
today Smulieii, a strong. healthy young
man. except that be Is somewhat near-
sighted. Iii at work In the Yale a
'l‘owne factory at Stamford. and the
young people of the family are re
trolled licre.
Father Gleason. of Stamford. cordial
ly united with Mr. Hill In guarantee
in: the» character and standinx 0!
these people.
In many of these cases there is
more or less of tragedy concealed.
How many of on; native American
citizens would do what Theodore
Thompson, of Bridgeport. has recently
done. He came to America seven
years ago. its Is now the Janitor of
the Warner building In Bridgeport.
Ho lefi a marri sister at home in
Clll'llillilB-Ilnd. prwsy. Her husband
was ii sailor. A‘ year ago he was lost
at sea, leaving Thompson's sister a
widow with M“ LoliIldrun. the oldest
fourieen years of sue. In order to
her If she would send the oldest boy
here he would Illio are of him give
"N‘m anoduoahiaad stat-shims! In
Michael Damn) has purchased a this land of liberty The buy some
y has moved there from
INCL
That d cy
traceable to some distinctly
Women who are well do not have the blues. neither are
nden
they irritable and restless. Dersn
Islam-
OIII'OII ed New York It
reach
new rd
admit
to this country and when he
ordered to
under our law
in women lsamental condition oiled
female illi ;
oi the female ‘
breeds all kinda of miserable feelings such as back-
ahead.acbe. and bearingdown lee-lingo.
it has madev man as?
other means It
To
8.
There Is no doub that
iernaritsbe cares of Wills alter all
failed. There' is hardly a
welder: does not write us that this simple
Radiance
made only of roots and herbs. has cured her elm alsevéle
illness.
Heroine
two such letters -— read them- they are
proved facilities for the ldmllllloll‘
help his sister. ,Tiiompson promised.
III on
' selectionmost of
RR Rll
A low Doss Maire Kidneys sci RFiiis
and End Urinary Misery
A prompt curs awaits every man or
woman who takes Papa‘s Diuretic for
a lame back or kidney or bladder
trouble.
The moment you suspect any kill:
any or urinary disorder, or feel a dull,
constant back ache or the urine is
thick cloudy. offensive or full of sedi-
merit Irregular or possess or attended
by a sensation of scaldinmbo Ii Ink
In: Pope's Diuretic as direct .with
the knowledge that there is no other
remedy at any price made anywhere
else In the world which will effect so
thorough and mutant a cure.
Papa's Diureiic acts directly upon
the kidneys, bladder and entire urln.
dry system: cleanses. vitaliaes and
regulates these organs, ducts and
clouds and completes the cure within
a low days.
Misery In the back, sides or lolns.
sick headache. nervousness, Weakness.
easily fatigued, rheumatism pains.
Prostailc trouble, heart palpitations,
diulnees uleeplesaneu. inflamed 0r
puffy eyelids. bilious siomach. loci: of
energy and all symptoms caused by
sluggish. disordered kidneys simply
vanish Uiicontrollsble urination (es-
pecially at night). emeritus and dis-
colored water and other bladder Into.
ery ends. The time to cure kidney
trouble is while It In only trouble—-
before It settles Into Dropsy, (travel.
Diabetep or Brights Disease;
Your physician. pharmacist. banker
or any mercantile agency will vouch
for the responsibility of Pope, Thomp-
son a Pepe. of Cincinnati, who pre
pare I’apes Diureticwbtl cent trest-
men's—sold by every drynist In the
War
Rmiliors unaccompanied by their par-
eniii
'I‘lirouglr' the interposition of Mr.
Hill this order also was rescinded by
the Department of Commerce and La-
bar. and this hey who studied English
In the schools In Norway and who has
toad health and strength. will not on-
ly make a good career for himself. but
with his uncle. Mr. Thompson. will
help care for the widow and the four
orphan children III Norway as well.
Certainly the whole incident In very
creditable to Mr. Thompson. and he
should be commended for his later
est III the matter. not only by his felr
low countrymen In Bridgeport but
by all Americans as well
The case is not a rare one. An
almost similar case has occurred re
cenily iii Norwalii. where one mechsn.
Ic has already brought two of his he
plies-s. given them a schooling and had
them taught a trade at his own sir
penile. In order to help his people at
home If. would be an extremely help
"lll thing in these days siblcii seem to
be characterised by 3 and selfish
tress to know of the y aenerous
sees and helpful alerts that are being
under» our adopted eitiseaa on se-
slst their friends at home and this
~iass of Immigration Is what to help-
Rail in imitd up and develop this noun»
lint-iii;I the past year more thana
million Immigrants have arrived and
the fact to a striking commentary on
the claim which to now being made.
that the coat of living here is «com
Ive and higher than It is In the other
:uuntrios of the world. Certainly
these people almost all of whom
come aided by their friends here would
not be brought from better conditions
at‘ home to worse conditions hero.
Another thing that In many slant
hunt to the point of destination to
which they come. Over 49.000 of thorn
settled In Connecticut In the past two
years. The best possible proof of
the prosperity of the State at the
Present lino for they certainly would
not come to a locality where times
were hard and business dull.
PILII OUIID N e To to Dave.
PAZO OIN'I‘IIII 'I' Is guaranteed to
cure any case of Itching. Blind. Blood-
iu or Proll'lldllll Piles In 0 to it day-
or money refunded. 50o.
auoisucs was causes.
some iiomii: mmficiue om
lseoiioat Consort.
Tho Danbiiry News sayo at the South
Norwalk Quartotts Club‘s concert In
that city:
The concert which was elven at Doss
cordiii hall last evening by tile‘ 80th
Norman: Quartet Club under the
auspices of tho
events of the moon. .
Fully 300 of the members of the so»
cieiy with their families Moods
gathered at the hall an
Infill! ot the work of the ill!”
'I ll
owdiliix' Iii (lor-
roan 'ltaeablity «momma
whole and Karl nlotil sins director:
The work of“ Goa! linear
soloist In Rosalia.”
the «sales that “Rm?
'Iy sin
at ”be dead" of
[ done on sdsdtti am
‘ Innate
" chimes.
“Rafa
I "Ml ”miniofi
all spoke ;
at eighteen -
l iiiiiii ~
v
Concordia society ,
proved to be one of the moat plooslna A
realm“ the heart! Wallflower“ the
WEDNESDAY.» OC‘I‘} Rd. taro ‘ ‘
he D. M Read Co.
"it'll"! Established 1857.
cfflli Rim; II «'M- Iii"
R Wood “mumm-
r- Ire-Imam
Antique Brass as displayed
in Desk Sets
Whether or not a Writing Desk with artistic furnish-
ings tempts one to keep abreast with his corrosipondciice is a
question. It is pleasant to sit riowu at such a desk whether
there is an inspiration to write or not ”to beauty of the
new Desk fittings shown this fall attracts, and now is an
admirable time to select when there is novelty and many do-
signs which are unique.
Fireplace Sets consisting of Blotter Pad with brass
corners. Ink Well, Blotter with handle, Stamp Box and
Letter Opener. 83.00.
Six-piece Set with Phil Iiik Well, Paper Rack, Blotter,
Stamp Box and Paper limits. for $4 50.
Eight-piece Sets, with Pad. Blotter. Stamp Box, Paper
Knife. File. Clip. Paper Rack and Letter Scales, at $7. 50
and 3x2. 50.
From those prices there is an advancement in $25.00
and $37 50. an exhibit of pieces beautiful to design and finish.
Shown at the Stationery Section
Before leaving the Stationery Section take time to
lance at the "Bon Voyage" and “Motor Trip Books. ” The
iliisiratimis arcvi ell worth looking at and there are blanks.
to fill in with interesting items by the way. 50 and 35c.
Covering for Comfortables
New and dainty Cotton Challis. Prints and Satincs in
appropriate patterns.
Cotton Challis, 27 inches wide,
Fancy Prints,
Cotton Butts for filling.12,!4, 18 25 and 30c.
\\ omen vilio like light and warm conifortablcs will be
pleased with the new Bait, "Woolsome." one pound in
\\ right of long fibre cotton. at 59c eacli
At the Wash Goods Section.
10c.
7c.
. This week at the Lace Section. All-over Lace Nets,
(Iriciiinis. in value $i.00 and $1.50 per yard,
at 75c. special.
Women’s Tailored Suits
Late Models in Manniah Cloths. Siam and up.
The D. M. Read Co.
4
Oil Cloths and
Linoleum In
Popular Prices
also
Oil Cloth Squares
Ilsa. lilies as R,
yoothday iii e‘w rli Wise
R m :ntortsiit R t
IMIIDIREHI
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