i In communication: for gold in addrouod to The ‘ Pdraonal letter: not desired. Republican caucus will be‘ held. 1 111061: Opera House, Friday even “—W 1.1 111101.111. .11.. of 011011111111. guest. 111111111 day at tho Westport 1:: Democratic caucus will be held .76 Republican town committee a secret session in ’l‘oquot’s Opera 0. last evening. 1111111111 (loepplc. of Wilton. has his .0111 thresher at work on its .-Wake 011's farm in 00111110. 0110 and (.1111: ice. Beers are. among so who r’11111ncd this morning with 77': catches of cscallops Dwight. and Charles Wakemun. or refine Farms. have purchased Char 3091,1111 fast iiott1'11 Sarah Wllkcs. 16711111211... William liagc1,ot River» '11 avcn11c.has been spending the 77in hunting for quail with his new ii. a . 7 Olnmodorc. Philip G. Sanford Ailing his launch llbcathcr over- tiled in the Tonqnot Launch (‘om- works. _0 Misses 19111. Charlotte and Min- 19' ranke. of No: 1111111 spent Sunday 71111111111121.1201. Mrs ll 0. Benedict. Main street. Sanford Gregor y of the. West End, 711’de his position in the (‘omputing 10‘Gompanys plant. this morning. week’s illness. amen Gray. of New York who has 'spending thc past two days the 786 Oi? Miss (.‘1 an: BPPLS of Greene has retmncd to the city. Jlidtmn Watts of Stalc sticct. is 1011 7 caring 1111111111111. 11: to: a motormau ll, be Wcsipori division of the. Com tlcut Railway 8' Light Company. Charles Buck and family of Wcst mil. avenue, who have been spending mid summer at their home. 11mm:1 1111111 7 mod to Non \ ork fol the. v17.'int1=1. illiam Elzea. Ralph Allen and "Walsh Brothers. employees of the Com- puting Scale Company. have been bush outing, back in the country today arblemnn Mt Kenna 1111 cntly lin- , 'd a handsome headstone which ._ 1113617 erected in mommy of (‘hafics n, d’0698sed. who lived in Compo. Rev. Father Coleman. élti'tca'tholio Church. 11 as tho tRov. Fathc: Shouloy. of the, 6011 of the Assumption last cveh (if the l‘. and 1113.101": 1". l.a\vrcn(c of ad State streets are the proud to of a son. born last evening and. child were _ doing nicely Epworth League of tht11 West- e’thodist Church. held a busi- nd social meeting last evening at residence .of Mr. and Mrs. 11‘. M. 0nd, in Rivcrsido avenue. Latonn. Dr. l'lno's handsome miter yacht. will arrive. in port to- ow. Dr. E110 and his guests have n witnessing the intornatlon yacht as from the decks of tho [.atona. 66,10 Yannigan Junior baseball team. 7 ugatuok, are extremely anxious to age for a ball game next Sunday. 7 any team in Westport. This An- are not excepted in this challenge. pdrl‘ntohd’ont Albert U. Smith. of mputlng Scale Company and F1. . 'ler, of the Saugatuck Mann in; Company. are among those as the international yacht-race 4 7s island flats and all other mud in vicinity were thickly cover? escallop hunters this morn- e‘veral teams from the back , .iirerc hoard going by houses on mp0 Beach road as early as 3: 30 WW...“ . low. I-irook Cemetery Assoc- . ii olda business meeting at ’ the cometary. William E. in street. at 11 o'clock to- 0 can The annual elec- it}: will be the principal be transacted. 1 1 more have decided to hold 11 between now and Sat» for tho purport: t main-i " f all those w unlit ‘ 11 is held to 0. «11111111 to 7 appeared in a" notice, .7091 0201 . ‘ . ‘ 61111111111 of some and?“ ofi‘alrflcldw 1 alonoro. through County Commissioner J. E. . to the fair and the floor last Saturday. by the county oommls-. The appointmont was made Miller. it is heard here and there that Fred- erlck Romper and F‘. M. Raymond are going to be the nominees put up for the chitin of selectmen by the Republican party. at their caucus Friday evening. Lots of new open are proposed daily, but. it is noticed, that a great number of anion citizens are in favor of the old hour (in altos will undoubtedly be most aurora 1y surprised to leain that the Connecticut Railway and Lighting Company is going to run our: to Compo Beach during the coming winter. on the. present. schedule. All cars will, unless something happens, connect with the Norwnlk' and Bridgeport cars. at West.» port. This information was given a pentlnel reporter. this morning. by Sup» erlntendent Purdy. m the, local dlvl~ nion. Joseph Johnson, who gives his ad—1 dress as the. New York “Clipper." New York. and who claims to be the cham- pion whistler of the world, accompanied by a guitarist. arrived at. the Westport Hotel. last. evening. Professor Johnson attracted a large crowd into the hotel parlors. by artistically playing two whistles at one time. Those present said that the. amount of harmonious music he produced from the two tin whistles was simply wonderful. its left after passing around the hat. for the Muhuckemo Hotel. in 'Souih Norwalk. Mrs. John Madden. of Main street. who is now over sixty years of ngc. met. with a serious accident. Sunday evening..\vliich miraculously did not prove fatal. Mrs. Madden started to go down the cellar stairs in the real- dcncc inMnin sfreet..7 Just as ‘sho was about to step down from the. first stop. her feet became entangled in her drool. She tried to catch her balance. but was too late. and foil headlong down the flight. Her husband, who happened to be nearby. immediately ran to her as- sisiunce. When he reached the bottom of tho stairs he found her 111 a helpless condition with the blood flowing irightfully from a wound in the. head. Dr. A. 0. Powers was summoned, and found that. the main artery in the lady's hcad had been severed. it is thought that shc will recover. The town fathers have caused a not- ice to be posted that the annual town meeting, that will he held in Toquet'a Opera House. next Monday afternoon. Hearing the reports of the. oitlcers for the proceeding year will he the princi— pal business. and this includes the rc- ports of the school committee. town health otllcer. committee- appointed at the symzialrtowu meeting held Septem» her 7.1901: to take action as may he he: (111511111 to domplete the adjustments 1nd equalizations of the financial con- .liiion of the town school districts. and to lay a tax for some; to lay a tax for town sc,hool state and highway c:pur- noses. lpon the application ofS Wake-man and eleven others. legal voBt- crs of the town of Westport. to consider and act upon the establishment of a public park in the certain locality known as (‘omuo Beach. Upon the ap- plication of William E. Osborn and twclw others, to consider and act upon the reasonable necessity of establishing '1 pnik at the junction of King and State streets. The eight nights‘ fair of tho (lhurch 11f the Assumption. which has now been in progress for six evenings has thus t1'1: p1 oved a decided success. The old 111111 1111 building in State street is iriistrltally decorated for the. fair with lnmdicds of small American flags around the walls. together with doc- orutiono consisting of pink and blue hunting prettily draped from the cell- ing and corners. A number of showy booths are constinctod around the sides and ends of the building. and at tract considerable attention. among which is the refreshment booth in 11111 no of Miss anen and Miss Bridget llaynham, who take pleasuro in scrv the the public with deiiololia entice cake. sandwiches fruit. 'otn'.'1 The soda water stand is in charge of James Do hency Miss Clear looked after the ticket booth last monitor and Patrick Outs had the hat booth in charge. Sat- urday evening several ‘tvuudred were present a large number 11116110111 came 11 om Norwalk. Pairfleld and Sonthport who liberally purchased a great num her or chances on handsome prizes. fiom the pretty young ladies who have an over vigilant eye for a new corner to arrive, at the door. There seems to be. only one thing to do. and that is to buy a chance from each of them. The. interest the young ladies of the Church of tho Assumption take lathe work is 1111106811 good example for any church. The prises’to be awarded tomorrow evening consist of most everything from a box of cigars to a handsome. dining room extension table. Vases. cilvorwaro and pictures figure prominently in tho prim: Dead 1113 has prom the prlnolgol attraction on 6”th 6'9. taken up the lovers of oport every even on piano 1119:1111 opened. Prof flurry Carver“ n mama monoli- o'a thobiliuoio. The Will: 1196 been 161111111111 .1... 11.116616606116163. ' a 8011' colon was the 110.111.. .‘ lie réc'elvdd‘ ' " 11151111166118. , 7 let in at 1011’ low: ‘ 1071600 1? musician. 111 wooed 111111 with:'l')yuihi‘11"i7i Von iioheuloh, the son of the pro: dent of 1111 A113 rial: prih’uipnllty. 7. The ‘Duchobs V'ou‘ 0178110181111 who to on. trees of the orifice regent. (limited to marry the hero in orde to butternu- 1yonboriialw' lit 0‘21.- 6518116916111 '1'" the: place upon, 11 plilory. To save her parents fril “111117111111 and (loath. Aria conueuts to Write an incriminat- 1113 letter containing expressions of love to:- another. This letter is con. venlontlv disclosed to the boron. and aria is thought to the palace and in his presence forced to play the part of a heartless coquetto: he. now believ- ing her faltwhloss requests the honor of tho duchess's hand in marriage, and later visits Aria with the intention of ending‘ both their lives with polson.. Under thi.1 influence of the drug. and believing the end is near at hand, A’rla 1011011111911 the deception she was com. pclled to practice and they apparently die together. it is finally disclosed that the supposed poison was only 11 sleeping potion. substituted by :1 do- votcd orderly. Of course they recover and are united. As can readily be rec'- ognized. tho dramatist has provided many lntonsely dramatic ‘scenea and powerful situations. 1119. production is aumptuously staged and costumed. and will he. at Hoyt‘s 'l‘hcatm tomor- row night. Joshua 81mpklna. To hear a splendid orchestra com- posed of professional musicians. dis- course 11 repertory of standard and popular music. incidental to and be- tween the. acts of a popular comedy; is something that is promised to the patrons of Hoyt’si'i‘heatre. in the per~ formance of Joshua Simpklna. which wn: appear here. on Friday night. The, orchestra in itself is“ claimed to fur- nish an evening's entertainment. lien- dorinn several sensational descriptive selections. auch'no A Night in Coon Town, Uncle Sam in China. A Trip to the Paris Exposition. Hunt in the liluck Forest, Prom Harlem to the Bat- icry. A Signal from Mars. and m'any others in which thc clients of steam- boats. trains of cars. firing of cannon. thunder. rain. lightning, the '21"th 37 stars. etc, are realistically"”maimed The County Fair. Neil Burgess was at lloyt's Theatre. last night with his original company. and [accented The County Fair. with all its accessories of scenery and the great horse race Er erybody laughed until they were. that]. This play has lost nothing“ of its charm. THE PROSPECTS OF CANADA. John Charlton Tells of Relatlom with the united states. NEW YORK October l——A Montreal special sayszdohn Charlton, a mambo: 111 me joint house committee delivered an address before. his C(institiitiiems yesterday taking as his subject, "The Past. The. Present and the Future of Canada." in which he. touched on the countrys relations with th:1 United States. lie spoke of the two great Anglo Sex on common wealths in the continent. and the great. disparity between their comparative developments. and the much smaller disparity between their respective resources. Natural ton. dencies as to trade, however; have. he said. been dwarfed by toirtyd‘our years of roDFedSIVc lineal legislation. Canada’s Policy toward the United States: in that period has been a mod crate. and reasonable one and at the. pi cseni time Canadian duties upon to tul imports an upon dutlable imports from the‘llnltcd States are only half in percentage of’ those nevied by the American government on Canadian im- ports. “There is a lack in our country." Mr. Charlton continued. "of diversity of employment, and unless the United States will consent to reasonable con- cessions, and the adoption of a trade policy that will meet out own. some other course. will have to be taken; denada is pretty strongly lnbued with the policy of protectlougond ...11 noon tion of the American scale of duties for the. purpose of securing the manu facture in out own country of the on ormoun amount of manlifacthrod goods 7" we. now import from that county would : be a pertinent and rubber answer to the. refusal on the port or the United States to grant an adequate modifica- tion of their own trade po..cy toward us." OLAF hYRRE LOEST HER PROPEL- R. LONDON. October lw’l‘he British tank steamer Potomilc Captain Audie ’ son from Avonmouth for New York. ar- rived lu Quoonotown today having in 11:10 the Norwegian ptoamer Olaf Kym: Captain Falcon, from Rotterdam Bop tember 29, for Wabana. N. 9‘. with her propeller gone. The Potomac toured the 0111er Kyrretrom 230 miles west of the lriah count. This Is the voml which was reported in tow ”wet-day no the Norweino ntoidiioi' 3100111011 don from Philadelphia for Humour:- PROTEOTANT IPIICOPAL GENER; Mn GONF RAN CI. The 1mm of 8100. the altar of Trinity church. 11m. Thunder the woman's Au illusions of an ‘ plan-cl: for 6811'an "' . an offering 018100.000. . to" Anatomy :1 111m flfwggfi t or y a mu 7166,8111:ch 'thh"ofltfll 9 ’ was: 11:11 in: l d “Backbone is kl will 1181111171 1111711117 ‘ Nomllr'6it180m. W Don't 11111.1. theicouse of backache. To be cured you 11111111 know the cause. lt is wrong to hospice relief is cure. ' .oobe. kidneys. resident tells you how this can‘b’ordone. Mrs. Anna Clark, of 5 Keyaer ave nue. says: “Myshusbond and I both tried Dean’s Kidney Pills. They cirr- ed his back au‘d after i took them i found myself ‘0’"?! well. i had kidney trouble for 11011115" time, and it devel1 oped'into steady backache. accompen‘ led 'by a urinary'weakness,n very in convenient at night. 'We both tried some simple home remedies, but the trouble still remained. One night i read an account of 11 cure being made by Doan'n Kidney Pills. the symptoms being identical with mine. I got a box at Plaloted'o drug store. That box completely cured me.” For sale by all dealers. Price 60 cunts. t‘osicr-Milburn 00., Budalc, N. 7., note agents for the United States. Remember the uame—«Doan's—and take no other. HARTFORD RAILROAD. TIME TABLE. in effect May 19. 1901‘." LEAVE 8OUTH NORWALKI FOR NEW YORK A M.:--12 35x. 4: 66: 6 46!, 6:15. 8:66.10222x. 10: 40, 1‘1: 36: P. 11—411mm. 1:17. 2:26x, 3:04 0:.41 7.07. 7: 662. 8: ll 10.. '20. SUND AYS. A. M.——l2:35:, 4:5611, 92401:. P.. 10:10 LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NOIWALK. A. M.:'——-1202x. 6:,00 6:.00 7:00. 8: 001:. 8: 02. 9: 001:, 9: 02:, 9: 04a, 10: 021, 10 01 11: 00x 11:02 P. lib—1:12 08104.1 8113.81.00: 8: 08 8:3011. 4102:. 4:04. 4. 30, 5: 02. 6: 00:. 6:08. 7:00. 8:001. 9:80. 11:00:. SUNDAYS. A. M.:—~—12 0211.8:00, 7:30,10:02. P. 64.1—8 00, 8:00x, 11:00. LEAVE SOUTH, NORWALK FOR NEW HAVEN. A. M.:——12 08:. 1109:. 7:,42 8:42, 9:101, 10:02:, 11:01:11, 11: 98. P. M.:——12 02:: 1:10. 3:071. 4:18. 7:22, 6: 20 7. 061:. 9. 06:. 9' 16, 11: 16. Bridgeport. for addition to above-P. M.-2: 40. 5: 04.“ 4 '.28 SUNDAYS . A. hi.~12:08x. 1:09x, l:20x, 7:42, 9:12. 11:08:. 1 P. M.~7:15. 9:06. SOUTH 'NORWALK 'ro DANIURY. A. bis—6:28. 9:15, 9:6“. 6:461. 9:06, ‘1.:i—~3 21x. 5: 3a. 5. 563.7: 20. 8: 40: 7:.10 DANIURY TO‘ROUTH NORWALK. A M.:.:—-600723 8:,:.6098811:8.7 P. M.:——4 0011.6: 26 8. 42. Sunday trains to Danbury, 9. 2'0: 111.: 7:80 p.111. Leave Donbury, 8: 06 8.1m; 6:10 7:67p. to. An 3 indicate: unreal. PAINT PUT ON 1N THE FALL lasts longer and looks hettcr than it put on at 'any other Iiyou' think of l1av7~ :7 lug some "painting (lone Lei 11511-11... An Estimate on the work for you. 0111' figures will include the best Of skillful and season. paint, careful faction to you. W ' Painters Supplies. Artists' Window Shunt 'Ciu'tiice Pol“ . 1.11691 '11; EWGQT'UE, w ’6.": 4‘11". P190111: ' to order. Many gut NEW YORK. NEW 1111de a ' 6:,65 7:,13 7:64 8:16!,9.0:3x,936._. 3.21:, 4:07. 4. 60! 6.33 515:. 6: 068. 1: 20:, 6:18. ‘7 ‘ 10:10:. P. M.--1:20, 2:22, 4:26x. 5:10 6:00. .fi wbrkmen, and cumplete sails» - .atruotl shorans RIFLES An: munition We make a Spec;- ialtu of .51 these goods and‘ have instook or will not anulhino that is wanted.- Gemstock 3.177 1M. ,1} .::. Watkins St Dow, 112 WASHINGTON STREET South Norwalk. Phone 43-6. ‘7 .1‘ Ir._. .:c.......... .1..." Ladies’ Shoe”: ‘7 For Fall and Winter. First, the light weight dressy kind. patent tip. bull toes, lace and button. Second. the Box Calf double :sole. lace. full toes. with exten- t 01011 edge sole. Third, the Box Calf. 10 inch 7‘ storm boot. double sole. “full , edge," lost the thing for a wet 7 day. Fourth, Ladios' Patent Enam- '. 61. full edge. double sole, 'very stylish. Fifth, the medium Box calf lace, extra low heel. double sole, just the thing for the young la- dies—Aschool with and all at $2 00 SEE WINDOW. . 11151161191351.1111 til... ”at 46 1‘1: :61 a 1:,“ Hon TO SUIT EVERY BODY. WE HAVE THEM COMING B! TH! GAP: LOAD IVERY my DAYS. W461... M. TARLOV CONNECTICUT TUBNPIKI. Booth Nor-will. «idiot you out. 1631161601011 digest: the food and old: 11061110111 no nfithooing and recod- th 0 ex ousted digestive It. with” lotutdiooovereddisea .190 other propel-111.1011 ' unit. in eiilcleucy 211' D " 0nd permanently a. 7 %0 incognllou mlgi pic. up“ hon-aniline importectdiceoil‘g Ww‘ woman tduumm 8% com; Indiueosiion. Heartbu ‘ ' 1 1 . :4, “ little 721,80. hilt ‘ norm or 31111111?" Dakota Judge—""Yea: 1 knows it's a money!“ M. “hike other: i tried many prepara- tiono but hover found‘ anything time did 1111: good until I took 910601 by... pepsin Cure. One bottle cured 1119.8. friend who had nurtured similarly 1" put on the mo of Kodol‘ Duplicate: Guru. Ho it 00110113 “861326 will soon be able to work. Before hound Kodol Dyspepsia Cure indigo—flop had made him 11 total wreck. George 0. 8111111011. A WARNING. Maw-Maude: dour, 'dld'y‘ou know that the lust.- ioglolaturo passed 0' law 11111116111718 kidnapping very severely? Maude-No; but what of that? May—Well. if you are not careful Cboily 801111131111 relatives“ may cause you trouble; ‘ W M3!- Kodol Dyspepsia Cure ill not a mere stimulant to tired nature It adorns the stoniach complete and tibioiutd rest by directing the food you'd». You don't have to diet, but can enjoy at tbé‘ good food you what. Kudoi' Dys1 papal: Cure' factually relieved 1111:1111. troseed feeling after eating, giving you new life and vigor. Mrs. annoy—4311, you needn't talk' John. Van wore bound to have me. You can't‘ say that I nicer run after you. Oldhoy-«Very true, Maria. And the trap never runs after the mouse. but it anthers him in 1111' the approx 1,1. he won 16 on. .th the court used; 1111111111111 011 ' read; "1 had tons suffered from 11181697“. tion, ” write: 0 A. Lenoir. Cedar Oit'y.i domination. :pornxnmlnv cured w ill a a. M ”0660‘ micro it: Im hour «91811331111119: 130nm when he finally not the stamp all 1171; "Won it hard to got it of”: 64 over 80 0116 Ml uto git 011mg” 086?! has relieved and the liven of their wilt- tie one: it has «rod. rites at the root of the trouble #1! drown the 111~ The children’o' tavorlte Cough Cure doom 0. 'Stilioon. . W ,. examination! 6 8111.. A lecturer on option. '11 explaining the mechanism of the organ of vision. remarked: “Let any man gaze clone- ' iv into hio wife 11 eye: and he will one himself looking so exceeding small that—w" Hort? “16" 7667626 A voice was (invalid by thou“ 111161181199?- W TOT court; mar 01.711110. “01111 n in my brother's baby was taken wit 119'." Write! 111,111.16. 0. Quilter, 02‘ 01-1 oxide-11'. K!" "til mod ‘ it would ‘olrohulo “before we boil 8 got a doctor, so we nova it Dr. King's New Discovery. which ureaukfivellef and it in the“ hound to protect 61116111111111. from Group and Whooping cousin cured me of a chronic bronc ill do... his that no other rem ally in 1'11- iieVe. " Infailibld for ‘Coughlj’ Got a. Throat and Lung troubles. 606 and Trial bottles true at. F H. Baxter's 13011131 Norwalk‘; John A. Riggs 11. Non" wa ' ' “Have you heard that 0in Mike had been incorporated 7'7 “No ididn’t even know he Win: enough just now. abilitu to secure. inc satisfactory. _ We have higher with (lurcbilitli Dressed as thinlu as possible. The Underwear at its thinnest is thick A. 1101111111 price is 570 cents per ca:- 3 meat, and realizing it. wehave math: our 1. line ' at: this price, as high 1017711111,: and as 51115110101011: even: reSpect as is our Thercsults 0: our efforts, are...p:.ov— 7 , ,. Weave selling con- siderable Undergarments. .. ,. correspondingll: well selected Straw 112115.115 11111711 as is consistent 98 Washington Street, SOUTH NORWALK 1. priced 11.111.115.111 1" 1‘1 in . N W .tn. ...g..1rt $11. 1' .11". 17"”.1 ""1711: t‘f i-w-i attain territory w ”A. Double 111.181.511.11 Solon, and Ex ...,. Burt 8:" Coman' 5 Shoes for Men. $3 50. ' Lounsburv, Mathewsontit Companv' 5 811086101: Women. 83 00 Children' 3 Box Cali bhoes. SI 00. $125 and SI 60 The Faultless Ladies Shoé now selling at $2 00 . 81119 '11. born 1101111011111" 'CONN A1111 um Manila our. moon am «pm of 11“.. liter COAL min- at 111-16.: 611.8161». 61mm... 1.3 33111,: .1... 1.11m: .11 any 'unelo 00142111051an mil-rd
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