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Butlsriodgerlo." to o.r..wit
rehear-tbeflrstdopestonight.
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Dunlorrsllhaetcommencsd
thcauumahsfloftheflouthNorwalk
schoolchildren.
.s
orgaulntluu NW14.,
Doughmm as. It. will
; celebnmfioairnfietiiyoftheirorgenl-
1 mommy era-lug. ‘ ’
'c.jw Wormhuwoqu
is attending the annual convention of
thel'ederstionollahorinAnsonia.
IreJ. A. Watersidtwwnto-dayfur
Turloc‘k Cal. whernshe will speudtbe
winter with hereon, HolonB Waters.
The regular convocation of Butler
Chapteswill be held thiserening and the
msrkdegrro will be conferred unthIno
undidetee.
Armrest. canv-er and salesman
wanted; one with experience. Addru
Box 7613th Norwalk, Conn.
Iillle’nOrmsby writes from Winsted
aoking'l’nsfimnm. to contradict the
statement that there has been sickness
and dustbin her family.
The sloop Lavina, Captain Nelson
Lawson,hadher mastcarrledawayofl
Bridgeport, Saturday. Bheisnowata
shipyard in that place, where a new
mastwillbeputinher.
Two of South Nurwslk‘s water com-
missioners, Items. ’l‘rcwhridge and
Reed, visited the reservoirs at Wilton
yesterday. Theyfoundthenrtobeneer-
ly full and the water clear and pure.
The annual busineaamcctingof'l‘rinity
Guild will be held on Tucsdny oveni ng
Octobcrllth,athalf past seven o'ckrok
int!» Sunder school room at Trinity
church. A largoottendonce' Is earnestly
desired.
‘l'hebriiidingonWaterstrootoccnpied
byli‘lynnhDudley, who .purchaaedtho
shoemauufactnriog
Trill-rmbtobeenlarged by an addi-
tionoffifteenfeetinthe rear. Edward
F. Knapp, boxrnsker,ie the owns
“on.
.z'ffhe Wilt Odu'rt flihaekemo,
NmflUOJtntisnt Orderofrorresters,
will hcld'a- -maiatlng'lntheir rooms,“
Wedringtmmthhovuing, toteke
actiononsniuvltstiontcpartiuipstsln
350%.,va cdsbrstlm in
Wild, Mali.
whilbti‘tubwmomea
“u utuosop'mpn. .All we.»
3...“: windownmr which waseittlsg.
mutt? - Ell ? Flour
Emanuel hum-s
A”
‘be
votersrneethavethelr applrca-
tionainrarerbsfcretlsttiure.
George W. Anderson, of Stamford,
while tra'vdiugfmitistwkonflst-
urday, cases can ell-slag aerloaa
hjnry. Astheudnwssumringlonnt
Y-uun,alargs‘stouaernshedtbroughs
1:
passed witllN'd‘
ofhishead,
and scettered‘lioksnjigi- ell around
h ‘zrvmopvo
mad—Jah—
VieePIssldenta-l flannel Iona"
Loon-Tb“ lit the New York, New
Barenuldfiirtfordroad gets a mlary
“$18,”! up... Vibe Preaidrart end
MMMB. Wilt,»
one. Afewyeareego titers men were
“MW“ general
ngmtoffiebostonnd Iow-
sllmad—ot'w‘uallaniarlsshuthutling
fitmw ~
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166 tendenti'uwers sun before any
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virltlnDanbury. f "
Anasgsmenhhovebeeu made for a
millagracest‘l‘thaobatlls. an, to-
monow.andarowtugracsatlzp.m.
AwmmWMn
shouidbereadend heeded by all who
wisbtobernaderuu-rs for tho cornlog
election.
JobnEFerrlsaudlbu-sllli‘matsre
attendingtheltepnbllcanoongreaeioual
convention tortbel’ourtb dbtrictin
Bridgeportto-Ihy.
W
IIIJJLGIIbert. «account no.
“was looking for ksrtbree-yean-
. okldaughtsr till morning. whomshe
mirssd,eho-i_d.aoonattsrmo’clook.
1B: Porryleft hhhomeatt O’clock
thhmorningfororidstoSprlngfiehiaod
back,a distances! no relies, which he
aspectstooevarhyloo'ckattoeuigbt:
Alps-esttsehdtoacanopylnpwag-
onrspawoyonWashingtcnstreetthls
mormusl, but was stopped by Section
A m not being protester the sd5
journed council meeting lastnlgbt it was
decided by layer Reed, Councilmen
For, flelahon and Tkowbridge, who
were present, to adjourn again until
neat Monday evening.
Hugh Fay. the well-known comedian,
whoa'ebcrt time ago was married to
It Grace Decker, of Stamford. a fre-
quent visitor in South Norwalk, spent
Enndsy in that town. Mr. Fay and his
partner. Mr. Barry, are rehearsing a new
play which will be pmduced in one of
the metropolitan theaters during the sea
son.
Majorio Frances Rider. daughter of
Kr. and Illa. J. B. Rider of this city,
died yesterday afternoon in Chester,
Orange county, N. Y.. where Mr. Rider
in modulating new water works David
Raymond, son of Undertaker Raymond
has gone to Chester after the remains it
is expected that thcg‘will arriroin South
Norwalk this evening, when the funeral
arrangements will be made.
The remains of Ira. W. W. Benton
were taken to Ridgetleld on the 12:!»
train to-dsy. Brief services were held
at bur late residence. Railroad plow. IIt
ll o'clock. conducted by Ber. ll. E.
Burners. Those who desire to attend the
funeral. which will be held in Ridgel‘teld
tootnorrow at it a. In. should take the
9:18 train from this city. Carriages will
be in waiting at the Ridsellold station.
NORWALI NEWS.
A Dressy nsdsstef Its-a he- the
Bambi-doling
Another mraran of gypsiI-e pad
through torso this mornig,gor going west.
; Aaron new has purchased the
IranrrietBulkleypleceatCrsnberry
IberisHlosnharbeeneugsgud-jani-
twatthoOrerRlverechool. Thenow
treatingapparatua recently placed in the
bulldlngw-started nplsetSaturdsy.
Dr'uggist H. 3. Hole gave away about
8,000 asmplecakesuf Imminent the Den-
bury fair. Pluck Bralnard, ,the mist.
eapetiated eloquently upon the merits of
the article. '
October it will be harvest Sunday at
tbeFirst Depth church. when a proI
grommoofexereises appropriate to the
day will be rendered by the Sunday
'school scholars. __
Joseph Felton,ofBoutb Norwalk. was
arrested lastulght by oillcer Northrop
forbeinsdrunkand dluderiy on Main
struck This morning Justice Coolidge
llnedPeltuotlandcosts.
William Joseph was tried yesterday
before Justice Austin for auditing Nor.
rialoflrath,annnipauk saloon keep-
0. Bewasfouad guilty and fined fl
ondcrats. Beappealedfromthsdeclsn
ion.
James Illehsll, William B. Hendricks
.
mehsdtotkenonth lturwslk railway
mummy liwysr’s
. villain, damoyuasondvegetablesst.
r hwutpcnlbleprlmNashdzllsyrnund,
W lchrthllaiirstrest. ‘
leeNew‘YoI-kcitytomcrrc'w in a bully
to witnes- the grace military police-
fmmagraodstanderectedouthecorner 3"”
Nicholas Harlin is representing the
Norwalk Cigar lekers’ Union at. the
Federatkmoflrsbcrcouvsuthu. hdd in
Ansoniey audio-day.
-—Dr. Rhfllgglnsbosremovedtolt
Wflammw
Weather Prophet Vsugban predict
thsnwlththeenosptloaqfasevarestcem
betweenNaveuIber “lb and 18th., the
comiugwioterwrlibeamildone.
'nreBonsoth. Gouge will hold an
sntestalnmentand'sociablestthe Athe~
mm. Tuesday owning, October 18.
Talent from Bridgeport and Stamford
willhept'eseut. -
Mmflecrgefltnith,_gof Riverside Ter-
race. whohasbeenspendlngtwomonths
inEogland. arrived in NewYork Boo
dayonthesteamwhrenia. Sheroturu
edtoNurwelklaatnlsht.
Sundayeveuiug, Cowbell,“ attics.
nal praise service will be hldatthe
Nor-walk Congregational church. under'
the direction of HI- Jennie K. Nash, _
with art address by the putter.
translucent-rotor pupils
ofBrondwayathanalstrsct.
On October w the new Odd Fellows’
home in Grown will be informally open-
ed by Grand Master C. B. Wars, of New
londoo, mister! by the Grand officers.
The fumituro is beingplacodin the build»
ing.
A party of government engineers wfll
be here tomorrow morning to examine
Norwalk harbor. They will be taken
out in Captain Peter Becker‘s launch, in
company with some of Norwelk‘e prctni
bent men.
The Y. P. C. L 8. of the Calvary Bap-
t'st church Will give a literary and
musical cutsrtainmeutr'n tho Allie-rm.
Thursday evening, October 27.1'he
moors begin at!) u‘block, and promises
tobesncnjoyahleeflsl
Thenaurseof (ls-nah”; I. ,
Jana W. Kyntt H- mob lead
have been undead unreliable condi-
detector Whfivea from the her-
ough end of town. The Bepublicon
nominee will probably be Edwin 0.
Kt't‘ler. -.
Collector Gmrge B. St. John. from his
cosy olllce in the Masonic building. re-
ports that town taxes are coming in very
llrely, about two “round taxpayers
having walked up to the captain's other
and settled. The totsl tax is “355mm,
nearly two thirds of which has been col-
looted.
Two young men about twenty years of
age. who sold they came from New
York. but who were unable to give a
satisfactory account of themselves when
questioned by Chief of- Police Deli'umt.
were locked up‘lnst night for safe keep-
lug, as they were lookedwupon as suspici-
ons characters. They were released thb
morning and ordered to le‘dve town, post
Rev. Mr. Cheney. formerly of Stan»
ford, who woutfrom botntoaNcw Ru-
chollo church, is again at h'u work in the
latter place. Some months ago he w-
strickua down with spoplsay. and for a
long time was very ill. lich- so far
recovered now, however. so to return,
and his father-in-law. Rev. John Pegs,
who supplied the pulpit during his ab-
sence. has gone to bi hono—rAdvocate.
St. Paul's surpllced boy choir shows
mansion improvement in its singing.
Prufmsor Whittaker, thecholr master
audorganist,hoshsdchargeofthecbcir
work thus far reflects great credit on his
ability aara trainer. He has made a con-
tract with‘the church authorities to lo-
maln at St. Paul‘s two years and we
boilers by that time thecholr will be one
of the best in the stator—The Bugle.
Charles II. my, the jeweler, who
skipped from Westport, was mixed upln
aaimllarscrspe about two yearssgoin
G
timesgo, when hswenttoWsstportand
startedobusinsn. Ills parestrarsva
respectsblepsopte.’
WIMI CHEBTNUTG.
c...”—
only five months and the resultof his ,
. Y‘i
I;
.3.
WWWL! worm tm'lw {on}
A crest mos-ransa- m U
W“
mmwm.
Thrsmstof the importation of the
chesrs‘rgrsde of hats bu revived the
kettiaglndsstryallmtheccuntry. In
Danboryfourfseturlu havostmtsdand
thsoidonu'sbova enlarged their facili-
sumo:- pam'ags of the McKinley
bill. ludcutthswalktwo harem
ed. In Yonkers, Fall lilru. Newark,
Brooklyn audd’hlladslpals there are
eitbwrnewfactcrlss stastedor thocld-
uuuhwou-ursmunno- to
acoustrncdateinersasioghade. In in
there were m oases shipped from
W; in lfli the number had in.
autumn”. Will-infill!“
abouthrsodoasn hats. For the week
and“! Hwflrfllleassswueabipped.
l'hoaontpetitisnnowhnot withunder
”kudos!“ foreigulaber. It lewlth
Annieanlabcnprincipallymade upof
unwhocoramand higher ween than
almrntauyotborolamcfwcrkinslnsnin
tholluitedstatca. Aconparlsonofthe
relatireratesof wages between Amer.
icsuworkmordsgivea:
after csrnful investigation of wags paid
in Danbury and Betbel. There are two
National banks that cash the pay rolls of
the factories; the average amount of
money they pay out each week is $5,000
or $300900 3 year. The English figures
are based upon thewsgcs paid lathe
fwry quhriety kCo..andIeos&Co..
of Stuckport. the Dahbury of W.
There are many Englishmen in Don—
bory who have come here within the
post your, and their memories are still
clearas tothe wages they received in
fmtrade England. The same prices
prevail in the city of Benton. Thesofac-
turios monufoctnreabout the same
of hate us those made in Denbury. ln
Athcratono. Warwickahirs, near Bir-
mingham, there isan astrikeof 1,500
laborers suing on. A proposed reduc-
Couch, lion in wages is the cause. made impera—
tive bytho termsuf WMcKintoyhill
which has stopped the importation of
hate to the rough.
One remarkable result bu boon accom
plished by the McKinley not, which con
futes all the free-trade arguments made
against it and against the general theory
of protection. Not a cent more is now
charged for the hats manufactured here
than before the hill went into effect. The
prices are, the soon. if not lower than
they were at that lime,aud notacont
less for labor is paid. The workmangets
more for his labor, if anything. The
manufacturer get the some for h'w hate,
or even lea. 'l‘heerpianatiou is that do
meetio competition to more active. New
factories have started. slid.tonicet the
demands of rho trnde. better hats have to
be put on the market. The factories are
running on all average of nine hours
time. five and a half days a week. But
th'u time is optional with the neon. In
the sizing department work can be bad
staid“; but in the higher grades of but
making. such as curlers, rotten and
trimmers, the work depends upon the
season There lean intervals of about
sir weeks or ti'vo months between the
twuaeasons. Work is not entirely sus-
pended. but the factories are not run-
ning their full capacities.
Dsuhory rs practically a workiugmeu' a
town. They own about 2.000 harass,
andooty asmallperusntage ofthernare
nuthcusoownera. The houses are not
cheaply constructed. They cost between
commune each. and some even
more. Tboyareartistrc in design, sur-
rounded by nicely kept yards. Many of
theworkmeuown a horsesudcsrriage.
Not a few possess more expensive
houses “and lire more generously than
some of the owners of factories.
ltlrss been carefully estimated that
there issbout .ifiiMlObinrtstc-d in the
hat business in Dentistry. and aboutfldo. 3
000m Bethel. 'l'heteaa-eerrnent «prop.
ertyinDeubury for rest. at the mm
rate of fifty percent. of itsrolue.is
about $7,800,000. in the two “mi-3:1“
mmmm.m. two as
depositors baringosar MONO; H5
mmwMom some.“
W
‘E
furthe’ rlfliwesmfiliflt These
deport the bank officials state, are
Inadeup mustenflrnlyofworklngpso-
plswho,whsuthayonoebogln widen
cinethslrscouuuts,‘ sndthenoniy tern
pctarllyfurthopurpoasotbnytago lot
«owe-mmumomm
backspayfoorpercantlntstseton de-
posits,” and lend money to those who
butlersfusdsd es allpayuasts made
dale‘gtheyoar..sl\aaswkohvsshrt-
ammo-Imp-
uu bydspoaltlugthalrwoekly aarlsgr
lathersbauts. ltwumtahuayunt
tionswith thefremployu, who, it was
desired. should act with them in the
adoptionofsnchmeesurea’ asehonldtend
tolmprovetheconditionsoftbsbuainsrs.
sndtopromotetkegenwalwolfareot'all
employed. Themanufactulwalso vol-
untarilyadrauced the prism on work.
lanyagrnedtotbepropodtir‘n, batthere
woveafew “foul shops" which would
notrnterintoit.
’flrefailursof this endeavor to bring
ellthehatmasufsctursrsoftbe country
Intothesgrnementwssthodrstandcnly
attemptof the Dsnbury bat manufac-
urrsrstoform'htrust. Thhfailnue has
byno means implied the standIog of
the compact entered into between the
nrsnufaetnrers and their employees.
Everyconditionotit has been mount—“h"
atrikeorlcckoul docs December, IE5,
and that w. afterward settled iuaocordo
ancewitbtheproviaionsoftheoompeet
Everydldlcnlty, greatorlittie, issettled
by conform and srlrluation between
tlntwoamociatious. Estimates
twose'asousinovery yell, but the rate
of'llteslltmeiosaboutthesameyearin
and year out. Thereisuo plane in the
country where more bench perfeot‘and
friendly understanding between promise
tots and employees asst Dsnbtlry. it is
proudly claimed by workmen. as well as
by proprietors, that Dsnbnry is the
model union town of the United States.
(To be Continued.)
ODDS AND ENDS.
All silly women on not pretty women.
CardinalWolrey was thesoncls butcher.
Chlornl was discovered by Liebig in
not
The father of Niebuhr, the historian, was
a farm laborer.
macho icvestotalk about himself.
They call a bicycle “the devil’s chariot"
in Turkey, and the sultan forbids its use.
A man ofsclence in Germany maintains
that'all our-diamonds come from meteors.
A girl who in vain of her little feet
doesn’t wurrymuch about thesiseol her
head.
Newfoundland ls rejoicing over the
A cunpany of Japanue actresses are
mustertuneprofessionaltcnrin
Representatives of the French gorern—
ment are buying horses in Ireland for their
cavalry.
America has already sent over 24,000 on
rill]!!- ot grain to the W mull
n Bulls.
Nails may be driven into hard wood
without banding double if first dipped in
lard oroil.
Ten pairs of twins are said tobave been
born to tbswlfe of a resident of Temp
kins. N. Y.
John Middleton, born at Halo,in Len-
caablre, in the time ostmas l, wasllfeet
I inches in height.
The mealie crop in the 011um
State has been destroyed by the locusts.
canalsgslsssdoverflptqm
Bad Baht. hadveutlhtlonand unsani-
tary conditions. with a low standard I!
general heal ealtb, increase the myopic tan-
moment. Sunday therewasanmlle
foot race In Brittany under a scorching
sun. The winner, on cussing the line,
drankaglaucfiumcuadeandfslldcsd.
A steeple jack working on a chimney ln
fallofoeet. Heal! bted ouahespof
amesand bricksst feet ofacruwd
thatweswatchinghlmandaoompsolon.
A'ondoefu lashlso.
c. If. Spencer. whose invention some
tlmeagu much simplified the making of
screws; has. with A. H. Edy. invented
and completed a machine which is be-
lievedtu bees fsrsheadof kiscthsrln-
rentlonsas they were ahead cfthe old
band machines. Thenew machine lslu
successful operation, andsverytest of it
has proved highly satisfactory. [lumen
ingenuity. it would seem, can develop
serewmaehlueryoofnrther.
'l‘herneehluewlll take thswlrofrcma
cotLha-ltheacrew.eut the thnadgeut
dtheeerewfrurn the cell androakethe
slot. Nomaeblnehasboenlnvantedbeforo
thatme do all this. It doeswithont
snyaddltional handlingcf matarlalwhat
beforethia present invention was always
Rudder,
dcnebytwccr threamaehlnes.
ltseparateo thud finished screwafromthe
film." "Wm“. ‘31:...“ ““
t n s rsceptaee torecslva
n”Allother machines heretobefsd
atulghtsuadwlrgthsrodabsln
abonttenfset ’l'hslasttwoorthrus
mesons. 'l‘hetotallumnamlndepcalla In “-
llIE NEW
cuslyohesrved. Thorehasbcenbotoue inc
ihownprlces at thebeglnnibsof the w
Theehmamnhrntothegrmnitbn'
catching“ {Infill-eels by herfieet this ‘
England was killed recently by a sheer 33L}
bsudgooda Westudytoglve
LEADING
, “WNW
Wu”
I22 Falrfleld Ave.,
C. l'. m.
Aim in llesln lily].
Miles. I'm married. Bums yearn
{martedout mulestahtcycle; went
30th bancf carne.and llary.wbom l
hadnevermaterlndcut abouttbe some
time to selectorypswriter: We metnud
married.
bland-Did you meet at a store!
Winks—No, we Inst atalunaetc asy-
lulu-New Yrs-k Weekly.
HIM Not Pleas-sea, News
Ind" Hahchsnce (sentimentallyr—l do
on hold the umbrella nicer
méjust as “angrily as you did in our court
days—more carefully..lf anything.
Mr. Malnchanoe (prosaicollykl divln t
have to buy your millinery In thine days.‘
Infilla.-llostun Globe.
Phewi
“I expect. to see the time when electrtclty
willbe used for all cooking and heating
rpcsee.” reworked \'arr Bream
‘f'l-‘h-Ii suppose tubers will sell chm,-
made breed,” added Dindwiddic «Pitts
M Chronicle. ,
A tireless “tsp-ore...
r Yum—Bowman I but“
My“ inrrenlweys tired near the
water, yet do not know how to swim. ’
Fisherman's Boy—Don’t have to swim.
I know how to soil—Good News.
A Blades-n Marvel.
The problem of domestic help
My wife and i had sought
For fifteen years to solve. yet all
Our search had come to naught.
We‘d sample German. Cell and Pole.
Welsh. African and Swede.
In short, all sorts and kinds. but found
No one tom our need.
At last, when we were in despair.
An accidental came.
She had no fiecommend.” hut proved
A wonder all the some.
At cooking. washing, everything
She such rare skill displayed
l‘hateronyearmy wife ’ ‘
She‘d found a perfect maid.
“A perfect servant girl." she said
To Mrs. Clark next door.
The news mannadm thro' the town
sndnstlon (for
Alan! how briefm our joy! for scarce
Badfiown soother week
When come odlrne museum man
And “moped” her so a freak.
’W%
J
If a New York millionaire mnsoostrng a din-
ner at 5th avenue and Newest.
”“0 “Newsgllmm
tore’ bills cram! ll have to pay .5. 00
each for Cactus Blood Cure to cure thorn,
what could he the saving per capital!
the dinner should not be given, there
being 87 persons st the feast?
inquire at Pluietod's drugstore where
you may have the problem solved and
get information about Cactus Blood Curerrl
E I I . ”‘
v. M. c. A.
Entenainmem
OPENS
WEDNESDAY ElEIIIIl, dill. I2.
Norwalk Opera House. with tho
Isolelssobn Quintetts diet,
0! BOSTON.
“hero of the club are If .
inlet; llr. 'l'hoaras Ryan
Solo.“ Clarinet and Viola;I Mr. r.“llonry uriib'q‘v
WWII erman cute
”lad-ohm ma Don
II.
W
Wohsvethemcstsubstonliol lines!
in this city. Our prices are low,
’ IIIISIIIES
Three W—Mnu, Tekgraflry, W!
mammal-er. “automated".
3 A“, othescl-eorhe
Course ... "““
Evil
At 259- lbs ‘"
Groceries robot-my
WMcMiPirubuf second
Iaflahbtlontotbeavcrsgeem.
CHAS. E SEYMOUR
GR GE
. nighttime.
8 IIIItlEIIE
Bridgeport. Conn.
um Whiting.
.
~ mm“
Mh
Taylor a Golden. .
liealE Estateand InsIIIeIIce.
MINING”!
gluing-vu- “3mm
I.” in ulnineoullss.
on: ”ma” -* "Edd"
Plllli till Blllll.
innate-omens. WW
WANTED.
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hallucin-
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BOARDIRawlth good nInference. ole-m g,
woomrnodudwl
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