(ll rlOil. Pall;
‘i‘d’
. .. _ nervousness. Youcan
' escape, these unpleas-
ant illnesses. if you
will seek the aid of
Thus they increase your
the inroads of disease.
suil‘erings and expense
be said truthfully and
Never
“fr"
115': 1
sto be in good bodily corp
hard enough for 1110.11,
" people 110 get along comfortably, to gel:
ahead, to emoy life reallonahly, even
under. the beatcondltions. .
. It is a great deal. harder when they
are out of sorts, troubled with head
atthes, poor digestion, sleeplessness and
Beecham’s Pills are mild but cer-
tain and they will quickly aid
your liver, kidneys, stomach and
bowels to healthy, natural action.
”1%de lama! “MM”, toque.
‘A‘
Try them and learn for
yourself how they will help
you-08 they have helped
,3, and children-t0
M be brighter, stronger,
comfort while preventing
They so save you the l
of sickness and it may i
forcibly Beecham’s Pills
all to Aid
fill:
BMWEPDRTM Nov lflm'i‘he
, 0 that they have a clue to
id lily of the atudenla alleged to
'- mponalhle for tile death of John
will», two weeks ago when he
D0-
0
"total: are be! an: 101' have been
{31000 fitting? no, nfto'r runnlrg'd‘
3'. it up, a t him dead In t e
abli'ili’iie tectlve (‘r‘onan has tra-
. Namibia to Long Island and
l ‘ rug! t identity ofhlhe students.
. ”gamete, ift e long island
3.
KILLED IY FALL FROM TROLLEY.
.. . l . Nov. 86. dMinnie
inhale of the domestic Who
“gym: car. yesterday. and
this morning from a
. all The youn
hail been till the 11190111101 but
wom-
airlift
‘1 my . W“ 1-,“
"11100031211"
. ”v
1 $145.10 STUDSNSG WHO KlLLE6
by an automobile here The .
PRETTY OiRL WANTS 10,000 MEN
To WOO HER.
TACOMA, Wash, Nov. 15. — Noi sai-
islicd with resting on her lairlclu at!
0110.0! the very prettiest girls In 'l‘n
copra, Mina anonc Livingstone, who is
20 year: old. made an announcement
recently which piacua bol- in the front‘l
rank of philanthropists. Bailing hor
announcement on the assumption that
there are at least 10.000 men In tho
United States, each of whom ill will-I
ink to be married If he could get a wife
for 31, Miss lellrgalone blur arranged
11 “change marriage" 101' these ten
rlmuanrld for thr- nol 1-xorbllnnt price
of 0! each
Hill i: lived In Virginia and in P0
monkey. ion, before coming to Ta~
coma, Mina I.I\'inuilion my! aim knowa
nrlongh about man to fool sure that
“9,1000 oi them willing to give 81 for I
happy home are to he found How she
will decide on the husband she 1|er
not any, but If it in acute married man
the roault will no doclarod null and.
void, and she'll start all over again.”
She has been Idvind that in all prob:
ability it will be acme unmarried man
who will not bar. as alum thin era of:
high coat of living out in It In not ov-
ref! marred man that has an oxira
111.111. he can aquander for an arenas
wltq
"revolution will not be permitted to
enter. him Livingstone also mama
the right to réiécl the aolaction If he
Malta too'much doesn't o to church
anodil‘r’ law with Illa lull 0. our; poo
fume, thinks he to thr- imi poker play
or In hill not. men lotiorn aim hava
wililun to him or. known nothing about
that part of the halted Stilton lyllix
unit! of the {Walt 1111111 0‘ Brnailu by
l} WRQTIE LITTKRO TO ACTRIOM
Now 1.0110019 111111.: 11.411111.
' ’fahfl‘l'r the 1111111111. lair been no
198.0110 “haunt: h
anon . 7
b ll 11
'n'mltlaoromomir
, m. Ari
' .- ht f" 5‘31???le
Y 001' the “Mir conformal
until the Now London pollen. 'f‘llo'
, , hllllo manager
. :, an lilo mfg]
m
‘ rot Holdall“ one. All tho
llif rt «'31le
Mi
p" at 211111
Dr. Knight Salisbury Represen-
lathe”; lip" Bani mariner
11611111101113.1311-
or ill the Hallie
Wm
"I think the 11111111111111»
seek the 1111111 and not the plan the
spenkerahlp," said Dr. George. ll.
Knight, of Salisbury, roprosoniailw
iron) that town bile name baa been
mentioned all u purvible candidate for
ape’nke'r of the next iioiuio at Hall
ford, in referring to the matter
Dl'. Knight was a candidate for
speaker two yearn ago, but withdrew
and left the fight in the Republican
caucuu to Judge Elmore l5 Blinks ol’
murmur. and Judge Willlarp .l. Ma.
10110 or Brlntol. Judge Blinks won out.
States Hla Position
Dr. Knight was requested by
Port to plate his roaltlon and ill l‘u-
ply 111-1 111110;"! do not Willi) at the
present time, to announce myself as a
candidate for the speiikor'ulllp as I
have given it no thought wiraicv‘er.
and i feel that there have been a
number of gentleman elected to the
general asselnl ly who art: llllltli bet-1
tel quulliled to hold that otrllrc' lie
then added the statement that appeal a
at the head of this article.
A Useful Servant.
Dr. Knight was a rnorubur oi tin.
last two general ilunt'mlllyu, serving in
the house both times all one of the re
prcscntdtlvea from Salisbury. He was
000 of the most useful melrlbera of lire
lazit house and his rornur'lru attracted
marked attention. no mm the house
lllttil‘lnllil ol‘ the committee on humane
institutions. in the (lunrral \unarrrbll
of 1907 he was house chairman of the
committee on publlt health and sale
11'. He in known 10 br- a grant admir-
er lli’lletil'go l’. McLean.
Popular Candidate.
Salisbury ball a very high opinion
of 01'. Knight. lie was reelected laai
'l’uelldny for the second time. and he
ran ahead of his ticket. lie in a phy-
alr'rali of wide practice and in well
known in the lill‘llll'ill profession
throughout llil‘ slate. llc period on
the staff of l“. nvcr“uor .\Irl.euu in lilill-
I‘.‘ ”1'. . 'r. 3111110011 gel 11' Int
should
I‘ 1111
WANT FEDERAL PAY.
Millilamen to Ask Congren for Au.
proprlalion.
A hill will he presented at liw next
amnion of Congress. providing for fud-
or'al pay for be state lnlillia. This bill
if pauuod would give the militiamen
OllP~l0|lflll the pay which the uranium
lrevolve when not engaged in service.
"lira muiirr' was taken up rlueilil) at
the 10111 option of the National Guard
annullaiimr Ill St Louis and the bill
which had been drawn up by the legio-
Iatlvo committee of the convention
wall adopted.
Under the proposed hill each eniiilt-
ml man would reculvo :5 par rent. of
llli‘ annual pay given enlisted men of
the regular “my. provided they
an equivalent military duly for a purl
of those drills. No man will receive
my in 1111- first year he in enlisted un-
lean be has madi| a record score with
the weapon prescribed for bill branch
of tho norvlce.
Commissioned oiilcers ,wmild roenlvo
colnpe nation for their services be
alder: t at. annual encampment or
on riot. insurrection or Invasion duly.
(lilirors below the grade of general oili-
car. would receive fifteen pPl" rent. of
the pay 'l'occlvod by olhcora of the
name grade in the regular aorvlce.
The rommandin once” of compan-l
8 eczema. sum or any Itching of the
loa. troops and ballerina will receive
live per cent. additional. To draw this
my the officers must perform seventy-
lire per cent. of the duties prescribed
by statute or in ardent from the com- ‘
rnander-ln-chlef of me Hlillt', Each of-
ficer nillat pan an examination prev
arribod by the secretary of w.ar
.. ._....-.. .......w.
NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES
am for School
St. Joseph Roman 0 hello society
hall purchased land in tin roar of St.
Ioneph's church fronting on Henry
atrodt. The property will no need as
the site for a non parochial uchool.
Rev R J. Carroll hi the pastor 'in
charge ..
. Molar-Paris Houaaa
H. V Carr baa talron tire contract
to build three more houses at [foam
Paul for William ll. llattlrhi 11111211
houua will be of lrama oonalruuilpn,
arranged for one family
..»~.m—§-W. a. mu. V. r .
"la 1511‘. .J
Lil,
0553;
Gian-rill foot
all burning.
l
I
div '
. tended forty-eight drill; or performed
l
r
"mriloyed all it biaekamltl‘r lit, the Drill-
titular“: 111}. 103.1001 bin Wm“: " i"
- ‘ill‘flmlilmiml. migrant 116 Wu!”
relief and ahow an improvement and In
every instance where need persistent
Maint- systems the the greatest orn-
Ewagep, 3! 72.127:
«bur,
,bonllil canned
1411’"
”ll. 1.
BLEOVIELOT0 1: o
~r-H-ww-W "
A' CLEAN LIQUID PREPARATiON‘
FOR EXTERNAL UBE.
fi’luialed‘ll Drug Stare ill 110 confi-
dent that ZEMO will rid the skin or
at 11111 of infant or grown person of plln
plea blackheads, dandruff, eclerpa,
prickly 111.11,...1111, hive», ivy poison
or any other form of akin or scalp
eruption, that. they will give your
money back if you are not entirely out-
lilllod with the results obtained from
the use of zEMO.
l‘be first application will give prompt
ly will destroy the lie 1 life. leaving
the akin in a clean, I11111lly“.r0nditlon
Let us rrhow you proof of some ro-
mar'lmble cur-oh made by ZEMO and
give you it 32 page booklet bow to pro-
nerve ihe akin. Plalnled' a Drug Store.
NEW HAVEN ROAD HEAVY EM-
PLOYER OF LABOR NOW.
The demanda of labor upon the
"real railroad systems of the country
are each year liaillliillllx more serious
proportions. llur'lnn the liai'nl rear
ended June it) last rim New Haven sys-
loin. employing H.090 persona, paid
11111.38 per cent oi its groan revenue,
of $2:l,i~'90,007, to; wages and salaries,
while the llosion 81 Maine. during the
roam period paid out 019099.330, or
is per cent.
The New Haven
and lloston it
plolcr'n of labor In New I'l ngiand (‘ona
nider‘eii jointly those two ronda 11111-
ploy ill in? pr-r'aonu. to whom was dill»
burned $~l‘,l«lli.'1,0.l7 ill wages during
the past ducal ,\‘(‘il‘. in its lritnnporiii-
tlou department alone the New Haven
employs itlfifli perv-ions. who received
in wanes $13,278,060 during lilo past
fiscal )‘ll’ll'. an average compensation
of $2.37 per day.
The highest paid mnployeu on the
Now Haven are, of course, the general
oil'wrrv, flit In number. who weaned
1n rmul'leu during the pant year $270
“1551. an average of $20.99 per day. Tho
average- daily compensation paid to lie
1.200 erlglneluou was $3.97: next In
order wore lilo 1.11:3 conductors. who
l‘t‘l‘lil'utl an average of $3.44.
The following ofllclrrl flggril‘uc. pivlnu
ilw number of rundown In the six lm‘
purinni departments of ”11- New lla-
1'111 and llobion .0 Airline. the amount
0. wages paid for the 12 mouths and.
in): .lunc 30. and Hit: prompt: daily
cumporlvuiion, show ill a glance the
fixir-lli to which the lwo New England
roads are employers of labor. and tho,
lliousunda who are dependent upon
and share in the prosperity of the two
roade'
ilalrrlrnrmca'oi way and puncture.
iiumlrcr‘. .‘Hill. yearly wanna, $4.5M,-
ilhzl; rrrulnlonanco or equipmenl. num-
‘lcl'. 0.10:3, yourl. walnut 34,477,217:
lraillc dcpru‘iruom. number 126, yearly
transportation dcpnrb
uu'nl. number instill, yearly wager-r.
51:12:91,100; guru-rill. number 1,089,
yearly \i'dgoil, 0010.097; outside opera»
Lions, number till. yearly waxes, 3243,-
1145: ioial. number 33.090, yearly wanes
$23,696,607.
The diatrlbuilun of the payroll by
dt‘lltll‘il’rwnill 011 the Boston 10 Maine
follows:
Malnionzllrcc of way and airueiurca,
lllliiillor ii :03. yearn “Hagen $3.501, 10.3:
mairllonnru 1' of equipment u'umbrir .‘i
303.19allv wagon. 83‘ $76.20"; tramc
department number 2:00, loarly 1113113.
31.11.1110; lrauaporiailon department
numbor I? III“ .vl'nrll wages siblilpi
general, rupnbr-r 71R.yorrriy wrap
31113110.: outside operations. iiIIlll
ill . \lllll)‘ wages. $lli.l2il; iolul.
nllmiil'i 270'1: pearly wagon. "0.890;
330.
1131‘
(‘9
~~nnn‘t let the baby suffer
from
skin. Dorin'a Ointment giver lnotnnl
relief. cur-ca quickly. Perfectly safe
for children. All druuista loll it.
NEW case :113 11-15 more Hours:
'HWL
Mlaa Mlora Hamilton. of New York.
Gala tho Polltlon.
WASHINGTON. NOV. thw'i‘he cll|~
hurry doparlmant of the White House
has a new chief executive. Aiior ro-
mance and Ill-health had removed lhi'
hurt two Incumbemu of that position.
Mina Flora Hamilton. a young woman
oi Scotch-Irish descent, waa incurud
from tho kitchon or a prominent New
York family
Mina Hanlllion has arrived to take
up an Important 1.0.1 Residenanlpol-
violng the cooking of food for Presl i
. I . ’
mm Taft and his fahllll. “w wii dl ,lloopora. clerks and atonoxl'nphers, in '
ruli Iiw manoeuvroa of the kitchen
form,» uhlah prepares food for about
1.200 prrwml during the winter season ‘
or entertainment at the White Rom. ~
Prior to tha coming of Mil! Hamil- ' .
lamented for nuaaullinu .Iohu Illuliu on '
tun. Minn Amalia Howard unaided
over the White House kitchen. but ill-
hor to abandon the
work. it ran Mina Howard. who We'll
moduli Minn Martha Peterson several
1111;11th «so. when the latter married
larrrmi Malve), 111111 oi the blue-coal
Ill W‘rm of the exeplliivo lflhpflltlll.
can phlourwho. Hallo:
Hurt. An I00 pumped and
Wagon mania}
Hyman liltiito, of fieddinh. who lil
Driver
bury 11111110111111 0 the it“ Yo? .
Non Haven ' Flariioril railroad.
11mm tlvohllnoiitly In a limailhmilfl
atria,» afternoon to Illa 111mm:
. up With marina from hill homo In 1103- h
ding with 11 load of eight barrolouh'or
r .1 4' 4.;
lie and inaction a point on White
alraai neat rim bridge. In manna. ‘
w'hm the ham moi owner-um. .
a Marin-v. «auirln oar until Hum-iii .
I 141111110 throwing the driver out mid Rig
'. '11
bubbling than; "
Wilho ”gloom mfg in 111111113111
.0: ”11‘1““: lulur ”
timid hill» W 0
In 0011‘. 1111.1 "111111111117?
, t. whorls all:
“mm. 1301 apple:
llii. lat
~ .1.
day afternoon on their way to Niagara
:In various dopurlml-nts in the factory.
'llelp to start tllllllm off in the Canadian
‘airop.
have rhnrge Of this trimming room at
fNilmn'n h‘nIin, wail among those who
«looted at any moment. the native or.
lined llu
00511155118 ’ol‘i ' 'Lonwrr case. w
Hill noferonco to Suit in His Annual
Report.
The annual report of Samuel (lulu-
Dol‘ll. president. of the American Fedor-
ation of Labor. was presented yester-
day morning to tho couvmrilou of the
Federation which opened yesterday in
St. Louis.
Mr. (lornprr'a, ill his report, makers
the following reference to lira (111511 of
1‘) FT. loowo 8’; Co. vs the United illit-
tern oi North America:
"There 1110 three units for damages
now pending lathe lodcrul 10min lln
d1) the Sherman anti-trust law:
'1. lauwo & Co. mutual the United"
llullela of North America
..:\ alromér “11111111 lire Bhll‘il
Wllihl Wor'lwl‘u' unlona and others.
Mill-- '
"It. C. W. i’ost against. the officers
of the Arrlurir'ml Federation of Labor,
tho ofiirorr of a number of affiliated
or'gnrrizuiiona and tho new manage-
mlsnl oi ilrc llul'k‘a Stove and Range
company. .
"illaalnucll an 1 lil.\\'(' diarusuod llle
liaiicrh‘ capo ill the leading article in
the Mlll'l'll. i910, illum- of Tilt" Ameri-
r'illr h‘wiorailoniel under llli‘ cuplion of
"The i'iniiera‘ (fuse-”"1“: Sherman
i.m'.'~.\n'.und it or End li,‘ and in the
editorial, ‘l.alror Organizations Must
Not lie 0iillflWl'ii-Tlll‘ Supreme
Court‘s Decision in the Halter-11' Carlo;
prinir-d In Mli.l'(.'b,.iilllli. issue, and ill
vimv of the fact that the narrative coun-
cil will deal fully with this subject in
110 report lo lulu convent ion. 1 deem
it but unlusar, to stall: ll' 1'1 blur a
ll" .11 be!“ we lllf‘ federal court of me‘
District or Connecticut. running from
the first Monday In October. I900, to
February 4. Will. the jury, under in-
a'rurilona of rho Judge, awarded dani-
lr‘os aniline: ilw iintlm'u, (lie nuln lie-
lll‘r 22211011 with costs and counsel
fees.
"in (‘ililllt‘t'llilll with ille strike of tile
whirl-walla makers of New York. a suit
was brought under the illl‘liifi oi the
Sherman Anti-Trust law by A. Silo-
rncr against the editors and 1111111 ers.
of the local union. the officers 0 the
Lodleo‘ Garment Workers‘ lniernation- .
.- ill Union, and a number
01 humane.
women who interested themselves in
llcl'ur‘lng, victory for the girls engaged
In that great content. injuries ill lilo
nmoim’ of $150,000 are alleged and
$4130.00!) damage-u: demanded. All all.
«learn Willi made. to have the doll-ll-
'lnrrizr in this suit present a compre-
hensive (it‘ll'iibl'. 511 that the iiillililmt‘ilv
1:1! pl‘lnl‘iplr'n involved in laborh 1'01»
trnilon In regard to the anti-trust law
may again be brought to the nttulrlon
of the courts. hly hopo is that if a do.
tense Ia made which shall comprehen-
sivoly and fundamentally bring the
1.1111110 before the lower courts. and if
necessary through ”to other courts un-
‘li it shall r'r'ai'b Ibo i‘lrlir'd Starve Rll' '
I'l't‘li’i‘ l'l‘lili'l. we may have a full rn~
:li'w by the collrln and a poasihir- sub-
‘iianiial reversal of the decision in the
‘lnitorn' ruse "
Ml ()iio 1111111 Milwaukee. Wilt. 2111311
"11on 11 Honey and 'l“al is still more
than the best. [in wriicu us: "All
those 11.... bought it think it is the beat
for manila and colds they ever had
and i think it In still more than the
boat. ()ur bah}- Irad a bad cold and ii
«cured him 1'. one day. Please accept
'lranlrs. The Bridge Pharmacy. ‘"
w... -m.
OFF FOR CANADA.
Ten Trimmora Leave Danbury For
Niagara Factory.
1‘11 lrl'n morn operatives, ion of
whom are young women who are to be
employed In lllt’ trimming department.
lcfi Ilrmbury on the itil train yesler
Falls. Canada, in take poniiiona in the
Canadian factory 0! lbs: Howell, von
Girl (‘11.. of Dnnbury. ’I‘bla maker a to.
till of thirty persons Who have gone to
Niagara Falls, and It is expected that
other export oporatlvos In various do
unrlmentn of the batting lnduatry will
be added to this number from time to
time until the Niagara Falls factory is g
fully equipped with workers.
Clarence Howell, who has been
Halves, von (lni factory in Danbury fur
ten yours, in rhoperoning the party.
Mr. Howon will take charge of the coat
department of the Canadian factory
Mr. von (lnl llald yesterday thnl it had
been quite a tank to ro-arrannto mallard
in nanbury. in order to spare expert
Mira 'l‘e'riaio Murray. who will
want with yesterday's party.
The oxamrtlvu force, including book»
being rectum In Canada.
a...»
W
TRIED. To KILL COMPANION.
Bridgeport Nov ill—“Willi two man
;Novambor_ ti and the latter: death ex
awaiting tor John Krolu. uncle of
’01!th and Frank Kyoto. the two m1; .
The uncle has and the *
illnillil' arrout
Iglty. (hall the oliihorltioli believe that
o 11-
port 0!. w York The Kycla broth»
oru were hold lti‘ 0...0ll bondll nauh thin
morning. charge with assault With
intent to kill and the War ram will be
changed If their alioghd victim dial.
N ONON PLUM!!!“ OTRIKI.
'il'ilvbw N Nov iii “The local
violation.“ all: More, steam Micro and
”m ..
100511 for incroaaod wagon and «hot-tor
in 1
charge of the coal deimrtment of tho .
lg: to leave the countrwvla tho _
a
norm littors' helpers want on all-lite 11 3
Will
I: often a nearby.
given but
ulckiy.
mane-l
There are 3 111.1111... 111111 11111
~ occasions when the mlbilltp or itch
ting extra. heat immediately client! All
economy by downwind lilo dlsvbml‘l
oftheworker. lnihooiilcednlhooarlll
morn Inc or late in night. bolero or 11111
the steamboat is on, his of importance
to have extra heat. la the builder’s .
Outside oiiice, in the shipping room, in
the ohcclier’ s shack, 0n exposed labs.
to railroad stations, in auction. the
numeric; .
pa.
1'23! .13
flmwwal .
111.111.1110 within: and interim
it Is Me, smokeless and odorless. Apply a match, and It
Willi four quarts of oil it burns nine hours.
llama ”reader, which prevents
Has quirk
the wick from being
turned high enough to emote, and ll easy to remove and drop back so that the
wick can be cleaned In an instant.
it has a cool handle and a damper top.
amount of oil in the font. The filler-cap l
and 1: attached to the ion! by a chain.
An indicator always shows the
is put in like a cork in a bottle,
" The burner body or gallery cannot become wedged, because of a new de-
vice in construction, and consequently, it can always be easily unscrewed in an
instant for rewlck‘rng.
The Perfection Oil Heater is finished in Japan or nickel.
durable, well made, built for aervice, yet light and ornamanml.
Man Bum-run I/ not at ppm. wire for drmtptl‘w' «router
to 11. mam! «mot
Standard ’ Corn
-. l7»; Ill bikini?
GAME WARDEN IN WASHINGTON.
\Vllblrr' F. Smith. 01‘ South Norwalk,
the garlic warden for Falrlield County,
left this city last night for Washing.
ton. D. (1,, where he will remain two
111' three days.
"mooring of the American Ornitholo-
nlsis' Union. to he held 111 the Nation-
al Museum. He will read papers on-
llticd “llrlpiesrsions of the Cowrilird"
and "A .Itlnco Expm'ienri'," illustrating
each subject with lantern slides from
his photographs.
Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only
Freight Provollera‘ leave Flor 211.
East River, New York. (foot of Dover
street), every day (except Sunday). al
3 p. m. Freight received at Norwalk
rip it) t p m. and South Norwalk up
to 5: 30 p. in
Norwaik Steamboat (.0.
Annan J. Smith. 0. c. Hogaman,
Lea-u Ganeral Agant
. .. MLW_
FOR SALE
(lounge. 6 rooms and bath. all new-
ly decorated inside, newly painted out-
.slda, situated on trolley; lot 00 by 150
feet; fruit; good neighborhood. Bar-
gain; easy payments.
H. E Darin 8. Son
(incorporated)
05 WALL IT» NORWALK
._, ..m—..M._., -y... ..
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
rm: ‘raaur.
‘In sum colour 2, 1910.
‘SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.——12:68n, 6:09x, 5:411, 8:08.
6: 57, 7: 20, 7: 48. 8. 27!. 8: 61!, 9215:.
9:37.10:"0x 10.451.11129x.
P. iii—12: 66x, 106 2: 401:, 3:17.
. 00x, 6: 36. 6160:, 0:10 0: 60:, 7210:.
7:6211, 914011, 10:36
ll
Sun
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POPULATION OF TRENTON
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