‘. by); « 3.
Socialist Candidate or driver-
nor alumnus to
the Ski“ Ratio
fins III til
i? Ill? iiiViiiiV
‘ ‘ al“. {I} '. II ."it 3'
Has Not 86 ll ll lot the Best at
Health During Campaign
t3, loin-AW ‘-
: Robert lltIIIter. of Noroton. the So
‘ olalist tbuditlule for governor. was In
ISotIIh NIIII‘IIII'II, :csterdsy afternoon,
And Iulled up It number of his friends
In] firm supporteru He announced
at in would cute. II hospital In a
3 on u;! up. and s’tpfletlko mollsht opera-l
lion.- $hi l2‘2 I (fight keep him In the IIII-t.
,IIllo gliditl two weeks He ow"
aresstd himself as delighted with the
how'lu n title by the Socialist pdrt'y
I‘uesdo3 s election In a 3ear
art in Ibo tote polled by all parties
¥Ili off (on ltlelnbly, the Socialist
JMII ‘li.’
Attributes this mimic the very active
camps an the Socialists I made and
alsot the thirst produced by their
1 ......
W‘Itw‘k’vot‘ shout twelve weeks
dnrl the III hlpal n, 40,000 pieces III
.11 lite? I" wenI It from Soolailhl
semitones This has scattered
broad at throughout the state. I'Pht
Social siti field meetings. tool through
out the stpto, . espetyially in the Indus
trial hooters ’i‘he expense of them
eellngs you all paid Ior by collar,
cos they took up. m where men
as no toileotlon. by charging an ad
mission fee. 80 successful was Ihi:
plan" in Bfidg‘epm-I the part3" s bookt
bowed d profit of 3100 there what.
egmpal n was over.
i T Sod alist party did not, Mr
gun: .9: said 3"estelday spend a pend,
be election, save for literature
llal hire? and for a few speakers Tht
total output the expense was compare
lively s all. It was borne by the var
Ions ion is throughout the state. not
was puid for in the manner 505i
above. Mr. Hunter did not have Iiu
exact figure.
I“'l‘lte Socialists InadeI about than
*ealest gain in Bridgeport. Then
vols increased from about 700 there
two. ye dust). to about I 500 Tuesday
.Hav’sn there With a gain o
It fill per cent. In Stamford. Mr
sitters vote was over 400 per cent
tier than that (not twa rents ago
r the Socialist candidate There Wort
ialli (ulna In all the industrlnl
orwolk Moi-idea. Naugatuclr
: allia‘fordisnd others. in Hartford
3' 15%“ applying was poor
on r made three addresset
6% no outside factorial
' Ilka e no
iv
015”” III a hall In Tor
a three times, too. am
I'd: the- Socialist vote shows an in
. one of about 400 gearicent gr
.III . . oeuvres” 0 any It
: “£905“?! the Socialist. vole. Tues
«I you!“ the election of Judge
'ho said, "If we drew
boa principally from the Ropub
no undoubtedly were a .
. . if the deciding. factor in
W of Mr. Goodwin. But we
“that We deal know
If Votes 'cénte from WI
let a line on this ones
our own members fol
politics. Almost In
result shows that we on
euualb from both out
say. from on Intelligent
Ditties. I
" . pt io‘vs .tlts urination 0
~ ~qu Irritated int: our .howlnt
'Ionocticut if it to it was an
mil". I madt
In "I."- . I Ill
. a owner I
{gar We had that
am wsuilt
1
MI» that it inn-tor
" suction. not the Inn. chitin count-
,a'm.“
bl
rout about 4. 800 III 1908 ,. ,
ltI 12.900 this year. Mr. Hunter 'I‘
‘ Ioiished.
. later should be allowed to touch deep
“his
alrli an‘.
elves hint to unit heat as do
laugh i: tress. as tin polo
chprbvohtb ‘the wick from
therefor; if can be easily and no
,. An lndloator shows the anion
strong
light and ornimental.
Drains awryuhan. mfg not
bionic roan SI some
0
Timer there need be no danger
front Olin ‘
Girl-letter Filth”: '21? mm???
MESS!
AW "if“
“(:4in
smoke. and la easy to remove to- clean and drop back. Burner
body or gallery cannot become wedged, because of: a new device
huddle} Filler-cap is put In place Illko acork in a bottle, and
Milled to died out by a chain. ”Finished In japan or nick
and durable. wall-made. built for service. and yet
6”
noun III s‘r' ‘I H” i “lip II p- _.
”window; even. htho
luau, still. avid rush cold
sites a than t that is dith-
Wilhta g‘l’erfoctioil Oil
‘3. h. I V
a lower ,ps‘tL of the
light will be turned Into a
"truthful current of fresh
he» row I' it’ not;
‘SLIMVII “
deal It is safe; odorless and
name spreader
being when high enough ff;
lekiy unscIIIwcd for rewiclrlng.
III of all in the font. Has a cool
.‘i,
Mfordaw‘cf'nhr
(wit; .SLL
Willi“
also
will
H
illililliitllliliiilllllil
Good-sized checks appear III caps for
.ons who seem to think the larger the
Ietter.
One of the new Christmas aprons
as an inverted V for n bib caught to
he middle of the belt by the lower
loint anti both the bib and the apron
.re edged with It slightly authored It'll]
II' late.
The It'leplumc book Is nowudnyn Iltv
.Id out with a bent denim or cretonne
over. which prevents Its soiled and
.03 cared apponrnnt'e long before the
Iuarter ls oval.
A tiny pot ROI for the thimblt- inst
Ined totiIe handle of the work basket
taves many a precious half minute.
then thodtouso mother needs to take
hurried stitch.
A small brush near the kitchen sink
a a necessity If you would keep your
the cut glass pieces clean and well-
Neltlter very but our cold
3" cut glass. .
Be generous in buying fall bulbs. to.
numbering that the better kinds repay
II blossoms III better proportion to the
utility.
When looking on enIbIoldeIId linen
tag for It gift (one that I know by ex
Iet‘lenoe to be a very acceptable one).
I is a nice Idea to enclose It tllt)’ flui
Iurse or card ruse oi the same mater-
al and embroidered in It like pattern
Malta s haII‘IInII cone of white line“
or the safely-pin t‘llNl‘iOll. embroider
as the case in the color selected for
he cushion and suspending with rib-
' was of the suns tint.
One of' the most inexpensive shoe
loss la mode from It large cotton hand
:erohlof. and it serves the purpose just
to well as u more costly one. Small
reblnslresses make them bugs very
tuceesafuily.
The knitted witch‘s hood to delight-
ully wnrtu und comfortable I aulo-
niililluu. but III worn only 33' the
rouug. l‘rush-fuced girl. For an older
vomnu the suggested IIIIIIIII Is a bit too
opt.
A medium-sized cbrk II It most con
renionl agent for appl In; the poilolr
fix powder to steel cooli
orka which should never be neglect-
‘li any more than the table silver.
tipstandinl behind the wreath of
towers a tinting of rich velvet gives a
i‘I'entIhy touch to a wide luimtued pic
urosquealtopod but
lace and fathers are undoubtedly
mely for, maturtt women. but If you
:annot afford them. girls. do not lot
but disturb me. for such furbolows
the needed by the older women; they
we not needed by you. for your youth
I alwus attrnttlvo and simple
lollies only set of! that attII-Iu dresser,
I
3, d It to ma.
I. m tInfill be m‘ Melitta!
~ maul valuations." .
‘ firms-ammonium.
fihr'lt H or still Wwdt
”Egtgoo III: ”
Ii
' mums. but»
and col her star bait
,. Inert .
a but 3
I it
. 5 atom seem
villi! rich ones overcome it
"fIf‘tldb’p lingrlo sailor collar. (“8“”th
1y minister”. or one of white not and
3pm lb “.4.“ for (“lg-flu. up . clluu in value. but In inert-nu, I"
‘ eerily worn blouse ur rbnnxln; the GIIIMNYI
‘m or the school hiri’n frock. A "t“ r ‘W' “m
'ltglhtusofwhlte ml! also be added OTANDARD Oil. WANT! CAO! R!»
in ursnt bkirto more titan ttvur VIEW ID
mummies ulnar! toot dreadful, witsttiivt‘rmiv Nov Is. .Im at-
hersforp shoes and hosiery rem-lye Iii.
'lloot mm Attention.
no throw up: It suit of beam
nights ”(S [or ill i131“ two fabrics barb
Wad in the lixht ll!
Anglo motorists. like some and cloth
mars. And if of a pond Quality will
a
,. work than Ills spring utrtlmb‘a lot «it
dill t m m or two years
I}
bacilli! fill"
or boot. brtltllllllt
much bottur
do My nouns of
ilff‘iwlll”
“mid “If“ I'm.“ A“
ffllbbtifi
‘ until Mr style .
linens-Insult
mumps
Ins knives and
written perish“ combinations. .~
n fine I .edie. Ito mm s will show
while ordinary thread often leaves It
little de‘nt III the pup where ever3
l-ilittil was taken.
it is of all things necessary to select
II dancing shoe. that will stay on the
tool. and perhaps this Is the reason
why some of the shoe manufactureru
are selling the dress pump with It nar-
row ankle strap. This is n fosbionnble
style of pump. at any rate, and com
fortable. 3
Fine gold pets for the evening coll
I’ure are new and very dainty. supple
mauled with bold bnntlonux. .
Filmy chiffon with itcodolzcd silk
dots sprinkled all over makes one or
the most desirable of scaris for wear
with evening gowns.
While the new hair dressing show
qu bunches of puffs above the cart:
with coqueltlsit curls housing is up
doubtedly quaint, and sometimes be
coming to youthful fares. it is doubtful
If it will ever ill't‘OiIlT‘ II very uouerui
dressing. And for this rtInsou some
will like It.
BOTH SPEEDY AND EFFECTIVE.
This indicates thd notion of Foley
Kidney Pills as 8. Parsons, Iinttlo
Creek. Mich. illustrates: "l have been
Mutated with I wrote case of kidney
und bladder trouble for which I found
no relief until I used Foley Kidney
Pills. 'I‘here cured mo entirely of nil
my ciiInr-Itt: I was troubled with
backache tutti severe shooting pains
with nnnming urinary Irreuulnritles
"lhc aloud) use of Foley Kidney pills
rid the eIIIiIIIIy of all my fonnt-r trou
bios. 'litey have m3 highest retom-
Invudullon. " The Brldtzc Pharmacy '-
3...“..- N- M».
CHINESE TRADE FALLS OFF
Exports from the “united states Out
from “8.900.000 to $15,500,000
WASH I NG’l‘ON. November it. > «The
value of the United States‘ export
trade to China has been sinking Irrad-
Itully in the last five years. but the
end of the present year Is r-xpettcd to
show the lowest total for mtIIIy warn.
according to a bulletin item the he
partmenf of Commerce and Labor is
sued today.
From a maximum of about “5.600,
000 in 1905. exports to China have do»
clined to approximately Slb.otlo,000.
which Is the total estimated for the
present year ending next month. For
the nine months ending ultb Scott-m
her last, the total was only “2,750.
000.
The falling of! in the rhino of Amer
Icon exports to tho i‘olostial Empire
occurs chiefly In cotton and mineral
oils. The decline in tbs,I cotton trade-
ll ntrihutod to tile incl that cotton
production recently has been utimuis
ted In t‘hina. and that lsruc null-Ill
tin of Milton yarn were secured from
India owing to the sdvunm- III the
price not American row I'ottou him
on! all sent to China showed a do
tutu t is to be made by the Standard
Oil utopany. or New York to have the
Salome t'ourt of the United States
rotation the no. one one town to up-
on II II III» filled and
tonal ortba tutored mill ofNow
Yet for the allotted sculptures
obliteration from published still that!
tariff rules In tutor-state transports
titlil of petroleum.
’l'ntiu'y lilo fifelllilti‘d fill rampant
illI-d with the Supreme t” It r3}, papers
mhmlnary m forbid Isn't that
the court re low tins lutltlentcnt of the
district roll 1,
those troubles,
- nturns trout
Ilium It cl
.TVIVVE’S WAillliliB
wfin—w—I-J.
and it.
Kidney Illsn come quietly-myster
Iouuiy.
But nature always warns you
Notice the kidney secretions
See if the color In unhealthyw
If there are settlings and sediment.
Passages frequent, scanty, painful.
its time then to use Donna Kidney
3,Pills .
To ward of! Bright‘s disease or dis
betas.
Dean's have done great work in
South Norwitik. '
Mrs. S. A. Brown, 39 Franklin
street, South Nor‘walk. Conn. says:
“it was several years ago that I used
Dean's Kidney Pills. but I remember
very well the great benefit I derived.
lwas annoyed for a long time by fro.
fluent attacks of backache and sharp
pains In my kidneys. There was also
‘tt difficulty with the kidney secretions
and this was an added source of on-
llill’flllfltl. Dean’s Kidney Pills. procur
ed at l’laluted'a Drug Store, relieved
In my opinion this
remedy should be used by every suf-
ferer from kidney trouble."
For sale by all dealers. Price
cents. Foster-MlllIuI-u (30., Buffalo,
New York. sole Ilgt‘liiil for the United
States.
Remember the nameIII-Donu'omnnd
take no other.
50
”613 videos TO tats "loss.”m
Many Chicago Office Holders. WIII ho
Replaced January I.
(‘HIC AGO Nov. l".-I Among the "old
timers" around the county building
who ate. expected to lose their pool
i’ions when the Democrats take o‘er
the reins of government III (‘ook coun
ty on the first of the year is blurrluuc
license (‘lerk Merlin Snlmouson lie
has held the bouillon for 29 years.
and during that time be has issued
half a million licenses.
i was appointed by It Democrat
served It quarter of a century under
Republicans. and seem destined to
be put out bya Democrat." said Bill-
Inouson yesterday. "I have been told
that my successor is already picked.
i have enjoyed it and had a good lime.
and I guess others have appreciated
:II3 \\".()lii'
'l‘uo deputies in the county trons.
urcr 's ofiltc who have served .l'I‘ yours
mt- marked for dt-tspiiutlon
THOMO FOR SPEAKER
Former Mayor of Waterbury Announ‘
cos Ambition for the Honor.
\VATERBUIII'. Nov. l2.«iv‘ormer
Mayor William id Tltoms. elected re»
presentative bore Tuends3 on the
democratic tloitet. announced blmseli
today tut a candidate for Speaker of
the next house of representatives.
ANSONIA, Nov. Itl.-l~‘rsuk G. Bas-
Itetl. of Seymour. who according to the
official returns was defeated by two
votes by Charles ll. Lettusbury. a felv
tow townsmnn. for scttator from the
i7tlI senatorial district. nnuouured to-
day his intention to protest the elec-
Ilou He says mldence which he is
collecting at III present time. war-
rants hint in billing such action It
is known the II‘ouut of ballots in 8e3-
mour was Incorrect in amoral Instuu
t‘(.‘8
ARRESTED FOR CUTTING GIRL
hlEIillllA‘. Not. lz.-«~Joscpb blur-
tone. aged tuonty-Ihree. and of line
appearance, was in the lot-III police
court this putt-pint: .ludnr- Fey. on the
nominal I-:h III... of Ingram-3, lIt-ld blur-
tone for flu IIutltOIitics of W enlville.
who want 1 VIII up the 'Ilutrgc of assault
with illlt‘lil to kill it Is alleged that
\Iurtouc in \l' calIllle. on October it
last. ntturkcd . his sweetheart, Eva
Phrase. IIIlIII II knife because of her
refusal in accept his proposal of mar~
ridge. and cut her about the face pret-
iy badly “1‘ made his escape follow
ing the cutting. and was not found
until last night. when the locll police
discolored him in a boarding house on
Old (‘olouy road. which is just on the
outskirts of Merldeu. Marlene will
be taken to New Haven and there be
erratum-d lwlore the local court.
V.“ .mwm. , ”aw“...
BURGLAR SHOT HOUSEHOLDER.
NEW YORK. Not". lbw-A masked
Iran looting the apartments of II. no
son, It sltov dealer and manufacturer,
on Madison street. today. rotor-ted
with a pistol shot when the household-
rinlorrttplr-d him in his plundering
operations. and [learn felt with a lull
lot In his chest. mutually wounded
liosen was romeo by his wifes
screams when she awoke and found
It musket! mun leaning over her and
if'M‘ililIK for It roll of Milo she had
under her pillow. Rosco grappled With
the intruder. and was getting the best
of him when the burglar managed to
not his revolver into play. The bur-
plat; escaped upstairs and over the
Ice 3.
THE COLONEL OTILL QUIET
ovarian HAY Np v., Nut» 11 «dye
ter Bay vainly wooden today what has
become of (lot Roosevelt. who I! still
in complete mission of hunters
lilil Not since his return from the
Spanish-Imitation war ii years no."
has the colonel rout himself so seclud-
Iti at his homo and the rill use folk
”It? not know what to malty of it. The
least has not or on indulged in .‘hls
luvorilc diversion ofd full in II true with
tut sits. whlril Itcil mount vial
Iota. it is out the courts! spend
stout ol his that; in his library.
stints mural” in GALtl'oanA.
.JMN FRANGNHOIIN ,
It peril
Cottages
lforniu
can (“in
'mmmmw
.1 booth Norwallt th lipid”. Must Ruoopniu
llllill IIIIII lull
Failure In Redistriol State After
1900 Census May 003st
Him His Office
The failure of the count-client lclr
lsluturo during the past nine 3Iars to
re- district, the state into five (Ull"l‘9l’5'
sioual districts, instead of leaving It
of four, with one congressman-III
largo, may cost the Iluoullllt‘un lllll'll'
one member from this state III the
fodetal house of representatives In
who on Tuesday was we elected as
congressman at large over George P
inxersuil. if the project of a num-
ber of Democratic leaders Is car-
ried out. as freely talked last night.
It question will be raised in the House
of Representatives when It convenes
next month as to the sealing of (‘Oh
sressman Them. in which the Issue
will be the legality of the election In
VlUW of the remittances oI‘ the post Re-
publlenn legislatures in this state
The point to he raised in that the
election of Congressman 'l‘Ilson should
not hold on the ground that the fed-
eral law Is mandatory requiring
redistricting of a state after the cen-
sus has shown that It Is entitled to
an additional representative.
if objection to the scaling of Con-
will be thrashed out in the house,
which Is supreme in determining the
tight oi ItIpI'cseuiutives to acute
Iuembels of the body
(Nituu‘ts'sn‘nu James II‘ l‘iutItt
that Major 'l‘llsou. under the circum-
wuy of seating him. There
lnuudulory federal law, he
that the state shall be
which has been persistently
by the legislatures here.
The legislature has disobeyed
federal law In not
the order for redistricting. be said
of its own IueIubvrslIip. IIIIII
son could not be known in advance.
the congressnmI‘I-atJorge
pendent on this score has
from
been
entirely new tiillllillt‘liflt‘e this
lutle might be assumed towards
failure to N-diliil'itii the state.
state legislature, the Democratic can-
didate could not be seated but the re-
wblcb was emphasized last night.
Judge A. Henson Robertson said:
«Id on an illegnl basis.
’or this office. George P. IIIIIIIrsoll.
If hint.
«Into was ro~dlstricteti.
CONNEGTIOUT PATENTS
ber ill b..
tents, Bridgeport. Conn.
Andrew w. Steiner.
typowrlllng machine.
B. M. w. Hanson. Hartford. 2
sanitary seat cover
Peter I“ Angenbtraun.
combined dead lock and latch.
Stephen T. Smith. .lr..
alenciling machine.
Norah M. floborty.
board for receptacles
cream.
for
Prints.
tt'or typewriters.)
.. w WA... w Mm.-
beaun about It your one by the Water
were completed last at
Istooltholders of tbs com
the local 13:
Bin lili‘d lbphone Company and bos-
sol data It with. Its own. The head-
st Woodbury,
saw
3 ,.»u-..
NEW OUWOMI TARIFF,
f«...w.",.,'r."n rots-rum elm
or n o a" l -
ad Inthaammbly‘oftlmmuWI ‘ 36%&.10x.m drills. ozlti. I: ills.
In Inter“ ”Inputs , ,
s or a s
cm annuals ll. anatomistI to III ”“9“le TDW “INTI-t "NWT?“
Imus roam the the
introduced at the up soloist: of idle
assembly.
the person of Miller John Q. Therm“
IL
protrusion Them la mode the matter
as
When questioned last night fquIer
said
stances would go to Wulsbinlgon. and
the whole result would then depend
upon what congress might do in the
is ’ a
stated,
redistrletcd.
ignored
the
complying with
but ouch national house is the judge
what
It would do in the trnse of Major Til-
Wllllc the matter of the scallop of
Con-
pro.
settled at Washington before it has on
year.
With iill‘ llnusc homoerotic Instead of
Itcpuhiicuu an Ntliroiy different atti~
the
By refusing to sent Congressman '1‘"-
son, who Ivould thus lose his seat by
no Inuit of his own. but that of the
:llslrit'ting of the stale III the bonds
of the next legislature would thus be
forced In order to give Connecticut its
proper representation. This is a point
ul‘
should say that Major 'l‘llson wns elect-
) But If he is put
out of office. the Democratic nominee
of
Itiduolleld, could not be named in place
What the Democratic party
should have done was to have refused
to blue made It nomination until the
But It didn't. “
The following were issued Novelty
1010: List furnished front of .
tics of A. M. Wooster, solicitor of pa
Bridgeport.
pn—
tents: belt-shifter: grinding machine. 501”” WWiSTSEWW
Walter Enlihruard, Hartford. type- 1- 3
writing mac or, "W“ ”W” ”'“”"" ’
Chas ii. Ilpson, Waterbury. casting NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN &
metal.
Albert P. Rockwell. llrlofol. 2 pa HARTFORD RAILROAD
tents: carbonizing; carbonlziug nppnr. In”; 1131;,
alus. ,_.,___
“mm"“m ”We“ "W WNW in Effect October 2, 1010.
clutch-grip mandrel. .. __.,
(Than 1.. Dreher, South NorWalk.
stnmford.
Stamford.
Vernon Center.
whipping
Tho Nolseleuu ’I‘ypewrlting 00.. Mid-
dletown. “The Noiseioss Typowritcr.‘
WOODIURV TELEPHONE OERVICE.
WOODIIIIRY. Nov. Ills—«Negotiations
bury Automatic Telephone Company
fur the amplification bi Its service,
I, when the
ny authoris-
ed the automatic company to butchers
out of the Southern New
quarters of the automatic complains
it III on ludsmndoat
company. with a capital stock of 320..
500. and doing business under charter
rights in this and nine surrounding
us by the new arrangement. sub-
ribtiru to the local onto any ”will have
connection With the toiI- line serum
of tits Eloutbatn New England Guru.
puny. which is only doing It tell lino
. business in tut-I district now occupied
' by the local company. ,
Deficit:
meat of decisive! and labor. «is;
Well that a new will bill will its _
you“ bum Mt
Proves Quinlan is Never Elicclive In
‘ the Cure oi II Severe Cold
or the Grippe
W~~
Nothing else that you can tube will
break your cold or end grippe no
promptly as u dose of Pape'n (‘old
Compound every two hours until three
consecutive doses are taken. ‘
The most miserable neuralgia puins.
headache dullness, bond and nose
stuffed up, Icverlshuesa. sueczlnz. run-
ning of the nose. sore thr.out mucous
cutarrhal discltntgos, soreness. stilt-
ness. rhoumdtism pains and other dis
' tIess begin to leave after the very first
dose
3 Pope's Cold Compound is the result
of three years research at a cost of
more than fifty thousand dollars, and
contains no quinine, which we llll‘lt
conclusively demonstrated in not ob“
motive in the treatment of colds or‘
grlppo. i
Take this harmless Compound as
directed, with the knowledge that
there is no other medicine made uny-i
Where else in the world, which Will.
cure your cold or end Grippo mlseryl
as promptly and without any other us. i
cent package of I’upo‘s Cold (lomI
pound, which my drugglst In ‘tbe
world can supply.
RIVER SEINE 0N RAMPAGE
Steamers Forced to Suspend Opera-
tions Today
PARIS, Nov. ll. -‘-'i‘l:e river Seine
is again on a rampage. The I'npidit3
of its current today forced all the
steamers on the stream to suspend
operations.
Prolonged rains in Eastern France
have swollen tho effluents of the Seine
and the steady rising of the big river
has caused renewed uneasiness in the
lower sections.
The suburbs of Paris in the vicinit}
of the liver bed are already slightly
flooded.
The river Muerthe and its branches
are over their banks, inntuldttllng
runny villages. Great dumagc has
been done atyNuncy. where 1.100 per-
sons have been driven from their
homes.
The valley of the river Mosclle is
flooded and many factories hnve been
compelled to shut, down.
A HOUSEHOLD MEDICINE
To be really valuable must show
equally good results from each mem-
ber of the IIIIIIIIy using it. Foley's
Honey and TM does just this. Wheth
tr fm children or grown persons F0 0-
Icy I: Honey and Tilt is best and safest
for all tongue and roads The Bridge
Pharmacy. “
CENTRAL NEW ENGLAND ROAD
LOAN.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 12.——The new
loan of 812.000.000 general Mortgage
four per cent. bonds of the Central
New England mud by which that com-
bany will be rte-financed, will be in-
dorsed. it Is stated here by the N. \'..
N. ll. & H. KR. Company. which has
a controlling Interest In the Central
New England. The new bonds will
probably be sold directly to bankers.
bowl. on “1* Bilbao Ribbon.
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Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL .8!
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ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO OUPPLIEO
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19 North Main Ofmt. Outfit Nomallt
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