ml ii iii
nonine
’ .f have thdr be-
will. one“
I ,1.
olive...”
no
i$ first stage of La drippa II b
”adherents iI preceded by cough
d violent “cold. "
llronne-‘that terrible malady of child
. hegemonic»: ”bloodlines! oi
kidney-duodenal" from!“ Illicit”
A brew their are. lollies...
{23$th 3 “iv ..
3" u
do as W :1“
[fruit sic salesw lo Ire r o A
die nearest pier ha‘l
eIr direct or indirect cause In a
neglected "cold" or cough” .
till t 3"" l‘l ‘
Llooninc..is (afialainhis Emul-I‘
siea. onset as dream
tirade of the oil compressed cold from
the finest. selected Flax Seeds Import.
ell from Bombay y.
The Flax Seed oil made in the
special manner is combined with other
healing and body- building elements
(1 by a series of intricate. scientific
ocesses. requiring 120 hours. is emul-
fled into its delicious arrest cream
form
x All IlrugsiatIsfiZbc. 50c. $IlII
"L Jig-It‘ll!“ J'L’L‘l?’ «l
o. a. warlrékxéa JAILCRo-NOT
VIV on use. one HE.
nun-u...-
Alderman SIaIyIII He WiIbeI Some
n
W lice. 8min as d
3) he no hits ed report that Aldermn
or was to be named as
‘li ellibountr. loll. the
“é’rafi‘rlyin‘bt ‘. .V’HVII: a.
grilgggtvebgroglrggl
job at well if lull A midwee-
ceiit no salarigCl %?&p the: cyit or
county. i am he ' V satisfied with
their foregoing . vol ..
"Th Idea of my(_ ll
to some one one. 3
tlr y would stop making t ‘ Wm
Ill n t ‘t
of filligfit’” e‘Vr entered
out.» amen: a iron as you’ll
for tétro‘a is absolutely nothing in
All Zita ry wgomllfiési near rl‘
as e. .r of, no til
la' "being” circuliated 'i‘h
aggrra about slayer coking
barn in being enemies. on can
say 'tliat the relations. between the
‘mayor and myself have always been
agd are still very friendly and harmo-
n 0“. tr '
PQQTAGE BILL" OPPOBED BY BUSI-
.' NEBS MEN.
”t”
dope t l
here have
WASHINGTON. Dec. 8.~—The fight
on the .Tou Velle bill which is intend-
as to step the printing of return cards
omgtamned envelopes by the govern-
merit, ban this session taken a new
til . .‘i‘he bill 0 listed with the
lage‘brlntihg eala iIhments through
hilt the country. backed by the print-
ers. and last session it passed the
emails willie)“ line by
t internment use it Iona busi-
away from em and sent it to
the firm in Dayton. 0.. that has the
so tract for the government.
ow. however, the business men
thiioughout the country are sending
th builds of letters to members of
u. pl'ogIeIItingh against the paIe
V of the b A e penate comm t-
- Wear “new
w is. has no
it of hose protests.
obld remain In the committee and
All a natural death Nothing definite
mane poIt reads.
a i'ijl‘“ .gg‘
though the bill
duidalregardlns tnlII. how-
e lanolin:
. ‘mg V.
life is aogomolnied by a
rlnters in
BY Fililll Plilillil
(Continued from it‘ll-at rage.)
Patrick. No. 1. Was in court pleading
for her erring husband. asking that he
be dealt with leniently. Bite tensile
him all desirin 01$” b:cltfllch
, , Em '
bier on end
on rin ”6’1;
ending iudgmeui. placed
charge of the probation of-
man was employed as coabbl
theme
sebum
tier
arrested. .
Patrickhiloust live grits) his wine gig
s at 3 vs (:1 HI. atro
:flgég’y years 9 “unlit ills wife and
llmf‘. tomes l.blelllor'ao In irelabd.
Patri ck wall brood alto
riled? t at her husbdnd ad married
:dvl’llflllll Taylor. A women of So in
glee £w¢§”wd‘ w? Igivin with her. he
11 t to Ith‘le’ho fit- in Octolzler and
or, rr us be arrests V
‘xt orugy Willi a WW. Bent. of
Bridgeport. who all ared for the no
cured. after stall“ the case to the
cgnrt. said th the first wife was in
art desiring o be as nrtl. Mrs Pal:
vflck stated that age was. married 16
years ago. She so d that she forgave
all Patrick‘s wrongs and ‘«wanted him
to come back to her. Patrick was
called to the stand by the court. He
stated that he never knew he Vila
married a second time. that his sec-
and wife showed him a marriage cer‘
tificate. showing him that he was
married to her. that she has a litu‘
lease on him. “i can't remember
that l was married to her at all i
must ve been intoxicated, though
I sin n to drinking man.'_ ,,
States Attwney Judson allowed a
statement from the town clerk nol‘
log that Patrick had applied for a
marriage license two days before the
ny. which was erforrned by
e
. grvuiiharles 8. Macro and. of scan.
‘ Norwalk.
“Ho ought to go to state’s
prison." said the court. “but his wife
is a good woman. Her interests and
those of her children must he look.
ed ‘atter. if it concerned but him, i
,v‘roui‘d not hesitate in giving him a
bill,- .long seats to. but there are others
5 to ll! V‘t‘mlt fled.”
court had imposed as
tenceeglpfl :Burpee asked Patrickli
Ito understand what go I'll?“ t: {duo trilIiIr
next year. c e a e
unfit king our court for the ten:
sown. trick was 'all smiles
when be their" bill seat in the prisoner’ s
“l” began “alabpin‘g his
a... at he 3} In bung lath-cc
The court hen its d l’ollca Cap
1.0%.). Pennington. of the outh Norwallt
astbo probation officer to look
:ilatrl ck for one year. But sheriff
swley intix’nated that sheriffs. deputy
sheriffs and police embers could not
act as probation oilicera. and a study
of the law allowed that he was right
John 13. Lawrence was then named
and Patrick will report to him.
Bridflpofl Blnlmllt Jailed.
Turney French. of Bridgeport. au-
olher bigamlst. was not as fortunate;
as Patrick, the facts In his case being
much different lie was welcomed to"
one your in 1uII.F'rench.at odd times
a trolloymsn and truckman. but by
trade a wood chopper. on January 6.
1010, married Ethel Wain. a demure
Derby girl. aged about 20 years. ll
was his second venture, wife No 3
having obtained a divorce. Hr- Is about
is years old. Wife No. 2 lived with him
this city but two weeks. when she
returned to her parenta‘ home up the
HountonIo river. A few montha later
French obtained employment in Dan.
bury. Here he met Grace Russell.
aged 18. whom he married at Brew.
stern. N. l1..ufter two weeks’ court-
sblp At the time of the ceremony
with Wife No 3 he told her he Wait a
single man, but live daya later con
ilded t0 her that he was divorced,
which was true. French held that be
bad a right to marry Mica Russell,
Wife No. a. as the ceremony was con-
(rooted in another state. while he
married Hill Wall! in this ntate. it
mandamus that a mart a con
iii th is state ll void
a an
other Attorney Robert C lfalletto.
; of Bl‘lfllOW counsel for Preston. told
court t at Miss Rumll urea
nob to marry her. desiring a father
' “ for her two-yeaoold eon. born when
the anI but 10 years of age.
Incas uaw‘ratamouaa.
Thirteen instruments Installed in The
.flemllta Tole Month.
the . Following II a list of new telephones
till
W Word “life/clonal
flatly. but four years ago went to
' ' V rumored dow-
which have been Installedglnoe then
issuing of the last list. Cut. thlI out
and pests in the back of your direc-
my:
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~, a”... the.“
'. , i . f
w- era. Infill
he
Ivor ,
“All“
Dwight“. night‘s?" lllM
liltiomwlm' Ava. .mra
mural. in
,V fix... it. lid-ll
Groaaat..llowaytoa......... ma
lamest.......... 820
8m
wag Hot 00..
‘aaerrtraaarseaa
i!“
ll
I‘vll’l'lt‘ili‘7‘:
e relegate—area
f.
qualities a his a I I
as.
man by Mrs. Kate Lamb Prentiss when ,
‘ doses in a. viat
V tion revenue has Increased by “.819.
: magi
late at. list .‘
fare ”-
peolflo at Hal
toes a Cure.
sender. it
Price. and fl
eno‘ttglxiailhw tile ell clue but till by oth
or result to All)?“ to color to re.
fund the money does not are.”
said Frank A; iliixtidr to 3 So this
man who droppetinio his store, “bu
Vl an; glad to poll. ill. Howard's apociil
for the cure of localisation end tile
been ace. but will. a.
fill e on award ouster. In '0
so” to get a. ,nhick introductory as!
authorised I lilfilli ‘l
fifty flout .lrottlea as hell; ill cell
wentswndw ltltough l have acid a lot
of if. «additive guaranteed every pack
age..not one has been brought back as
unsatisfactory.
”One great advantage of this ape» '
cli'ic." he continued. “ is its anigli dose
and oonveuieug form. gl‘uererare sixty
that can be c'ai‘ried in
the vest pocket or purse. and everyone
has more medicinal potter than a big
pill or tablet or a tumbler of mineral
water.
“l am still selling the specific at
half price. although i cannot tell how
long i shall be able to do so. and
anyone who is subject to constipation.
sick headache. dizziness. liver trouble.
indigestion or a general played out
condition. ought to take advantage of
this chance." . V V
H. e. ' wood APPOINTED.
New Transportation Clerk in State
. Comptroller'a Office.
Captain H. 8. Wood, C. Marleen. has
been appoitned by State Comptroller
Thomas 1). Bradstreet to the office of l
clerk of transportation. Mr. Wood‘s
duties will consist in furnishing tick-
ets on trolley or steam railroad lines
for the senators and representatives
at the next session of the legislature.
the office having been held in the past
by Lester W. Phillips. Thix clerkship
wechreated by tho comptrollcr'two
years ago when It was found that the
providing of transportation tickets
was taking up too much of the time of
the regular clerks.
Mr. Wood is now receiving clerk In
the freight depot at Meriden. The
term of ones of the transportation
clerk expires with the adjournment of
the legislature.
“yr--
MEEKER'! IILATIVES To HOLD
CITY LIABLE.
BRXDOEPORT, Dec. 7.—Relntiv,es
of Herbert J. Meeker. Trumbull. who
was killed November 21 drIvIn off an
embankment. Intcnd to hold I o city
of Bridgeport responsible for his death
claiming negligence on the part of the
city. llll officers and agents in not hav-
ing a rolling placed at the point of ru-
cldcnt.. which is on the easterly side
of Main street about a quarter of a
mile south of the Trumbull line.
Notice to this effect was served on
City Clerk Stephen F. Boneller. ycslcn
duy afternoon by Chief Slit-riff Max Co
hon acting for Attorney Albert J. Mor»
rill Attorney Merrill represents
George F. Goeaaingor. administrator
of Mcoker's estate. The claiiu says
that Meeker met his death at about
0:15 o'clock the night of November
2lst by receiving a fractured skull.
death being almost instantaneous. No
amount of damages la set. Defective
highway to the cause claimed.
TAKE canal '
Remember than when your kidnayl
are affected. your life is to danger.
I. Mayer. Rochester. N. l'.. says:
”My trouble started with a sharp
shooting pain over my back which
grew worse daily I felt sluggish and
lIred. my kidney action waa irregular
and Infrequent. i started using Yo
lay Kidney Pills. Each dose seemed
to put new life and strength Into me.
and new i am completely cured and
feel better and stronger than for
years. The Bridge Phannaty and W.
F.ngmorc & Co
iNCOMI L013 IHOWN iN TH! R.
R. REPORT.
The October report of the New
York. New Haven Ind Hartford Rail-
road Go shows a decrease in freight
revenue amounting to 045.028. and an
inceraae in paaaenger revenue of $108.
217. while other transportation raven
be has also increased by 880.1“.
The income from non wan-port»
Thou figures make the total opera:
lug revenue for the month amount to
“.5711“. an increase of [1153.081
Maintenance of way has increased
.89 till. but maintenance of equipment
udtralo expenses have decroued
Other expenses have increased so that
the total operating expenses amount
«1.33.498 till. an Increase of “16.789.
The not operating revenue has de-
creased “8.008 and the total not rav-
oome of ".818.
TH!
W
WATIR P’Afllfl: LOOK.‘
'VIIW “lilo
New Haven'- angrily to fast
dlrmatahlng to bullion at. in
Lake Whitney tile mongol; wIl not last
than tannin
m withing“:
nu leil
nth. Wm
your. M
will“;
nu
trinity“: was moved by a audio" to
attire and the church now has
n
Mlhelotueithe so
not i have until“
“till
W
downpour.“ ‘l' nALowm A1"
were were an or, ,
V,
Judo!» And Democratic senatoreslact
Guests of Archibald McNeil. .lr.
BRIDGEPQRT. Dec. 8.-—<;Iovernor~
elect Simeon in. Baldwin. of New Hu~
ten. list night. paid his first visit to
Bridge rt since his election. when he
and al the Denmcxatlc senator-select
Were the guests of Senator-elect Archl
bald McNeil. Jr.. of tile 22d district. at
his father's elegant home. 1000 Fair-
field avenue. There were just 14 in
the party. including Charles Corn-
stock; of Norwich. chairman of the
Democratic State Central committee
There was a large crowd at the sta-
tion to great the governor elect when
he arrived. The party were taken at
once to Mr. McNoll's house where an
elaborate dinner was served.
While there was more or less dis-
cussion in regard to what action is
likely to be follotved in the next sen-
. r
..
Vote by those present no definite plan
was adopted. although there was some
talk upon the organization of the
coming senate Mr. McNeil asserts
that the ocacslon was purely one of
sociability in order Io got the various
members better acquainted with each
other. He declared that all action in
regard to proposed legislation was do-
fer-roll by unanimous consent until a
meeting to be held Just before the
legislature meets.
SNOW PRIIVENTB WELL WORK.
~—
Centracttu- l. c. Bylnoton Ohllged to
stop Operations In Georgetown.
The work on the large. well of the
Gilbert It Bennett Wire Manufactur-
lug Company In Georgetown has been
stopped by the snow. The well to
being driven. or rather blasted out. by
Contractor lrving C. flyington. of
Weslport avenue. l'orwolk. The con-
lmct calls for a well twenty feet deep
and twelve feet In diameter inside the
stone walls. The well is located in a
farm that was donated to the State of
Connecticut by the company. and In
about half a mile from the factory. The
well will be nnecled with the fac-
l0r\ by a pl ins. The wall II being
sunk through a solid rock and It Is
necessary in blast out the rock, lic-
cause of the blasting the well has to
be made larger than the twelve feet
that it will be out down to when com-
pietcd. and entails a greater amount
of work. The supply of water has nl
ready been rout-bod and If the well Is
not continually pumped out. by the
self-acting pump Installed therein, the
wcll will rise levcl full in a very short
limo. lil'GVl‘lll‘llX work until pumped
out. 'l‘liercfore the pump la kept going
colitIIInually. keeping the well clear for
wor
M M... ._-.-.. .....
SETTING ELECTRlCn POLES.
Will Supply Light Service in George
town When Completed.
tinder the direction of the Iuperln~
tandem of line construction. Cheater
F. Ryan. of the llousnlonlc Light and
Powcr Company. the poles which will
hold the light wires to Gwrsoiown are
being IeI. The poles were started at
cm a street and will be set along the
Dan ury railroad track Already the
poles have been set paat the Winni
pault railroad station and“ over 000
here been used. It Ia thought that it
will be nearly three months or at
least two and a half before Ihvwirea
will be strong and the lights ready for
Installation.
When the wiring Ia completed. the
oil lamps on the streets of George-
town. which have been in use for I
number of years will be succeeded by
the Incandescent light A large num-
ber of people have contracted for
lighting in their homes and a number
of persons of Wilton and Cannon have
done the same. This new Improvement
will make. the town boom up considera
lily. V V
NOIWALK PAM!” G‘TO ESTATE.
Through the death of the late lira.
Marla P. James. at. Paul's pariah. Nor
wal will be one of the wealthieat
poria ea In tlila Men. for when the
estate of hire. Janna la settled and
the prooeedago to the church. the net
amount will be nearly 3615.000 s’l‘he
estate In Itself Ia worth about "0.-
000. Originally the property “it be
ill! to the church with a to
't nlbat it be for church
but in later years this rea-
perfect risotto of any or all
I‘ It. ”muml told the herb-
l«stilt humus Memorial"
fertility”
“ Woodsman; ltiavary
pgebahlIe the: this WIrtyIlell be
it is a rooster that bus a raised center
.where the" meat 0 turkey ia' placed.
1 the pr
Vlbara will reach us before long. Points
e
:. so I ng as to need a homework to keep
ill lllllllll ll m
Among housekeeping articles of nice
lThe water surrou tie but does not
touch it. and the steam which rises
. keeps the roast racist and tender with
> out the trouble of hosting
~ Let us enjoy the charming low necks
and Dutch dollars while we may. for
lotions are that Very high 'eol-
ath the chin end behind the ears
them in place are already appearing.
it is fluid that It the "hair is shant-
oo‘e‘d In a water continuing a few
grains of carbonate of potash and rub
bed with the fingers into loose wares
waves after dreasing.“a natural wsvb
nose results which Is very pleasing.
in every instance where directions
items are mentioned as being of the
greatest importancemlliet and exer-
else And it is probable that these
two If properly attended will work the
desired result.
The vogue set by a well known New
York and Newport woman of wear-
Ina a big. plain'black hattrlmmed with
willow plumes tile exact color of one’s
hair has reached considerable propor-
lions. If ones hair be gray, as this
womane was the effect is not more
striking than when it is almost any
other color. but the Idea II at once
new for few women have hair the color
they would naturally select as trim-
ming for a black but.
Satin. niousceilue. fur. brocade-roll
those and many other stuffs are prese-
edlnto service for the courts to be worn
day and evcsing by the fashionable
woman of the tiny, and one of the most
beautiful of all the accessories are
these graceful affairs.
The plain plastron effect on blouses
is beloved to the girl inclined to stoub
ness becnuao it adds nothing to the
thickness of the figure. and whom-lov-
eriy shaped. narrowing toward thh
waistline. lends a desirable slender-
ucee of appearance.
Large and small plaids and shop
her'a and invialble checks are ap-
proved for chlldrens school clothes.
trimmed with plain material and rath-
er sparingly with buttons.
Wooden and crystal beads are both
very faslonublc. being 'eomctimee fash-
ionably combined on a single! gown. In
White and colors. though perhaps the
moat elegant eifccts are secured with
a single color or kind.
Close fitting llille caps for the babies
are simply made and easily laundered
when out from one piece and gather
log at the back of the neck by the rib
bon strings run through a narrow can.
ins.
'i‘o vary the slyles of the doll's
clothes. some are being dressed in real
Infant’s wear. tiny lung dresses. flannel
petticonta and all. diminutive and
daily enough to warm the heart of
any email mother.
Though all the skirts at present are
narrow. there are indications of grad-
ually increasing fulncsa as time noon
on, and It is safe to any that the very
I'iIaIrrovi ones will before long be nlodl
('11
Though it may be true that gasoline
fades artificial hair. It is better to use
it for cleansing puffs and braid than
to snarl them irrevocably trying to
wash them with salt and water. A
night on the’clolhea line removes all
trace of odor.
A gift article tlfitt will be appreci.
ated by mothers of small children who
“do up" the‘ dainty things they wear
II a small Ironing board similar to s
Ileeve board upon which the little dres-
see are slipped to Iron.
The popular Charitacler pieces In
Jewelry are being varied by setting the
brilliant red bits in bright or dull all-
791‘. making very attractive ornaments.
Veil pins of jet are beautifully sim-
ple in the shape of a curved leaf. not
so large as to be conspicuous. yet long
enough to hold well.
Mink is always in great demand be-
cause it la so very beautiful and wan
to wall. but this season the fashion
for brown has given it an added push
so that there is hardly any of the pic
or fore in so great favor.
There are some very attractive forn-
eries being filled in the greenhouses In
which green ferns mingle with foliage
aparently reddened by frost (if frost
does redden foliage. as some Itill con-
tahdl. The whole contents of the dial»
ea are artificial. though presenting It
most natural effect and will last quite
a long time.
One of ours creole"? shops is show
tag a black ve vet gown in which i
gnImpe Ia dashed with hemiitobd
odaeha finish which brings out the
hbeatlty of the velvet inltead of de-
intint form it In many at the elation
ate irilnminIl‘ do.
Foley Kidney Pills are tonic in u:- ,
drink. in recalls. and restore the ,
tien..
natura “about the kidneys and
bladder. 'i‘bey correct irregularities.
The Bridge Pharpaoy and Wit WI!
covered by
.auranlia was «and yesterday
and: years by the «motive dam
of the school. and the
more l (to
fill! nose or film.
the bursts of the old Lawrence If
“I. ag. on naverhlll street.
l
“LAW Gill .1)». 8-4 I
“ll Cantrell?
ngbad been occupied for
are given for reducing the flesh two '
IeIIulldI
‘ {-3111
is often necessity. ltiIaafe smokeless
l “V area oil‘l bum nine
* whom... I“: “that. .. ........ .. .
it to more. and is easy to remove and drop back so that the
turned hlli
with can
equal u. rm tenant.
amount of oil in that font:
and is attached» the font
r The burner body or gallery cannot become wedged, because of a north;-
vice in
instant or
it has a cool handle and a damper to
one filler-cap
hill! haw“,
con. .HAI In
wick from ten
nirgdleator aiwa shows the
ltlapm a ideacpr ins bottle.
sensation, and consequently. It can always be anally, unscrewed in as
durable, well made, built for service, yet light and ornamental.
The Perfection Oil Heater II finished in lamp or nickel. it is strong.
a
win billiards and matrimony there
are lots of kisses and many scratch.
ea
Hotel Mahackcmo
.l. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
seavuce AND comma up 70 car:
«are: oz can on Also orwaao
susoar omens 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL 939
David W. "R‘avmond
Funeral Director and Emhahner
19 North Main street. South Norwallt
Residence. d Waahlngton direct.
Telephone at eillce. 330-2.
- Telephone at house. 693.
The Reed a‘volk .
. Electrical Co.
[LEOTRIOM- SHOP
in the Town I
AUTO OUPPLIVJI
Phone soc—50 Bouts stain street
8. Nowell Conn. Music Hall Block
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
.HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
a...
In Effect October 2. 1010.
eourn NORWALK 10 new venue
A. bar-13:581. 6:091. 8:03. 0:08.
6:57. 7:20. 7:40. 817:. 8:511. 9:151.
9:37. 10:30 10:0“. 11:39:.
P. Ila—l :hlix, 1:05, 2:4“. 3:17.
6:00x. 5:35. 5:605 mo. 8:503. 7:163.
7:581, 0:408. 10:10. .,
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10A. 10-12: ”x. 5: 00:. 5:413. 8:00.
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lxioiIlgxI. 7: 00:. 7: ill. 7: 62a; 8:811. 9:401.
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NATIONAL MUNICIPAL LEAGUE.
PHILADELPHIA. ' Dec. swan-
uouncement was made here today that
Prof. Albert Bushnell Hart of Cam-
bridge. Mesa. had been elected chair-
man of the executive committee of the
Nation Municipal League. Prof.
Hart is a former president of the
American Historical Association. is
professor of History In Harvard Uni-
versity. and la president of the Cam-
bridge Citiaens Association.
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