Through the s
Norwallr has a prosper;
3. .well established, with
9 , on another plant for
lie the built
are negotlsd ‘4
lot a large llthogrsphing
places are well situat~
turlng purposes, and
Wm”
.. .Q‘ sentiment ill the III!.
9 mflfitbgnkm it ill
the lie-
9‘ so he thinks' :it
. but Ihe sees no par-
stands- in the carillon.
the never was "is sort of
‘ Isa. log dug the, one
there will Ia'iwsyIi
no; whenaver a man
. prenldent, If he didn't
3 sets carnation. M0-
gun]: on one of the 309w-
‘ own hands place it
tonllcle. When ever
a president wearing it
My knew that he didn’t
99u‘t alter.”
" s rel-lea. 3
rumors coolant): ‘3 '
erslds is extending to
cute. In heads the
'3 liI‘ Writs glove made
flaring wrist is as popu
ten for alklng as it
9 automo ling.
bolls. ostrich feathers,
ic.. are a tester-é
impossible for two
_ hp same car seat and
l ‘whlle they converse.
, mint with the summer
Enid whites and stays
mot garments whether for
in: wear.
~ oi fitted bodlcss and
its mum ying, but i
Mi . We have
lrtws‘ist we long
ther. and yet the
mosh; bodice to u
- * illogical to lnsire It
9rigiude them both in the
ll he can
representation on its under
millet” sawed}! ‘Oftwgn; the
me w or a i s
9: ch .IIand the cen crht unlit
Mitre frontso aa' looms
“ little to the left side
Ont intricate parts. The
W the head had brown
3 part of the web...“ ..
_ - Visit to be very exclusive
.atthsterm
“if
Milo
0,, Hanna when it comes’
3 clslvs nine
3 when
, young hot
minis) W
:9 * 5883 our best-dress
Traces ass: an encore.
"Come Back To one. "
rs-D. B Nally, of New York. who
391:9: Ihcoll'lplished sloeutionist tillii-
e audience with a recitation from
rendering
the min where Cigarette's lover h9as
been doomed to dost
. lie-3
the night through the dangerous Af-
rican country to the cons I. to procure
a pardon for her love.
meets a warring M,
heroismlgtdilfiip tgodifl
and he replaces or worn on horse
with his own steed. though his horse Is
291198990th treasude holding ofdsn Arab;
0 par on so
ill! bicit fifthgflllil: in the nick of
lime to save her lover but the volley.
wblohihas been 0M: by the, detach:
great of edgiegs. pierces “hm-A99 own
reist.utsess99 om9,9s or
no spam! dies h ,l'
rsNaliy ,held her Iaudltors spell-
WM". and responded to the continu nupd
applause with “A Lesson With A Fall. "
which was no less interesting thou9sb,
of a lighter vein
Miss Marie Norton was so enthusllIlsI_I
nullity 1‘0ch with Jule Tm] select
tion ‘I‘Will xt‘ol p'i‘hco" t a re-
sponse will necessary and she rendez-
oli "Love's Young meson
Father O'Donnell. who acted as all-
connect tor the evening, then liltMiiC‘
all Mr Splau. who held the cloaest st-
tsutiolrm his hearers for about an
hour with the story of Emmet whose
brave work be likened to that of
George Washington, and declared that
he wis more prepared to strike a blow
against England' s lyrannical rule than
rattle American colonies at Con
cord Isiid hesitation. its use «one to
an understanding with the great Napo-
Icon. but; tips sell leader betrayed
him at that: 'sl time and bctook
himself to Egypt instead of coming
ireland way. Then to a very small
circumstance had hurried Emmet’s.
plans so ths3 he had to strike the do
fare hei ,liidf?’ impugn.
linen amasIslhg mtinltions
of war so accidentally a bromine ex
ploded and gave warning to the Brit-
isbrtti ruled; that 971 uprising was in pro
paration:‘*
Mr. Splau refuted the. statements
made that9 00.0“ was a too lmpetuous
route ill ,9
l.
The speaker outlined the career of
the patriot from his birth on March
ith 17798 to hi untimely taking off at
the hands oi the hausmuu twenty/dive
yours and a lbw months litter Emmet
the son 01 an eminent Dublin phy-
I BALTI ’ W
wining “WI 04
a! Lodges! 000 so. if
for insubopd in 9,93
9 part or the report Is tulle
ill“. I questions made during the past year.
Ill-tinies-
sconveatiou of
tile iiovml
stint... in cent but
Lodge previously assembled and march.
ed to the ra house under command
at Grand arshs’i doll
At the opera house Grand Master Id-
ward ROIIIIIM of the Grand [lodge of
lisryland delivered an address of wel-
come. which was responded to by Gov.
John Walter Smith on the part of
Karyisnd and layer Report if He»
Lane for Baltimore.
Grand Bil-e John B. Goodwin. of
Georgia. than made an address. after
which the Bovcreiih Grand Lodge pro-
ceeded to Odd Fellows Temple and be-
gin its secret deliberations. ‘
The annual rt of Grand bird and
Commander-inc ief John B. Goodwin
which was read, shows the order to be
in a flourishing condition. large
up in a ra~
apltuiation at the deciai us of lodge
amendments to tho constitutions of
Grind lodges and Grand encampment
new by-laws. new lodges and encamp-
ments chartered account of the Intro‘
dilation of the order In the Philippines.
conditions of the order in Cuba. Aus-
llialaaia and other foreign countries.
The condition of the order at the close
of 1300 Is shown by returns as follows.
Subordinate lodge membership, Dec-
ember 31.1003 1009 003. encampment
membership 154. 050: Rebekah Lodge
membership (Brothers 151.1057 sisters
258 .850) and Australasia. sex not given.
1.010 mailing a total Rebekah member—
strip 411 055.
Ififstriarchs' militant membership, 11.-
The total membership of the order,
which includes the subordinate lodge
membership and sisters only of the its-
9Il9clrah lodge membership, is 1..328 963.
e encampment membership and the
others of the Rebekah lodges are not
ncluded in the above total. as they arc
subordinate lodge members.
Revenue. relief and Invested funds
are indicated as follows:
Reyenucs or receipts in 1902:
Subordinate lodges 810. 214. 008.85;
commitments 8713. 552; Rebekah Lodg-
cs 8033. 743; total revonuo‘ll. 558. 905,
no increase of 3771. 313 over the preced
lug year. ,
Relief expended in 1002:
Relief by lodzeli 83,658,704; relief by
cucampments 3206.617; relief by Re-
bekah Lodges 307.808; total relief 33.-
93320. _
Total relief as shown by words
since 1830 03.1902 inclusive 890,468,526.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
CHESTER DEVONDE THIS WEEK,
That clever young actor. Chester De-
Vonde, supported by a company of un-
usual strength under the personal di-
rection of .Phil Levy. will begin a
week's engagement at Hoyt's Theatre
tonight. This is the fourth season or
this popular company. The scenic ef-
fects are sure to be a revelation to the
amusement-going public. Never before
l—‘l
'sic can. and his oratorlcsl powers in be-
half of the irish cause. while attend-
lag Trinity College. made him a mark-
ed man in the one of those loyal to‘
English rule. Had Emmet not. tarried
in Ireland. when he became a fugitivel
for the purpoilo of seeing his fiance, he
would in all probability auger have
bechcsplured. 3 ,
At the conclusion of Mr. Splan' s lol-
tore Mrs. Nal99ly gave a character
stretch sud as no encore Harry Pep
rat's favorite "Peggy in the Low Back
' MIchscd flavored with a violin sci-
cclion. and responded with an cheers
and the evening‘s program was
#1330ng to a close by the choir start.
the ever *Déilbtiflii “Lou Chord. "
W
MANIY ATTACHMENTS SERVED.
Unions' Attemsyi Preparing Defense
‘ ” in‘ Loews Case. '
Sheriff Dolin. of Bridgeport has illl
members of the United oi
North Alhéiica. and the America Fall
I filled saving’ the attachments, goon .
9atlos oi
LinthcsuitofD. nucleated,
against these organisations.
. Attorney Ii
nd his associates. Judge Robert E.
Forest. of Bridgeport-and Judie
bu ll. nght of South Norwalll. who
liave been retained by the batters are
preparing their side of the case and
ill soon have the necessary papers
ir lifting the attachments in readi-
as. 3 .
——..-._
FAIRFISLD MEN ARRESTED.
Attempted to interfere with Electric
3. Ber at Iceman. '
Thomas Wilson and James Wilson.
brothers Fall-dam, pulled down tileI
policy as and attaImpted to interfere
with use rufniag of a Broohlawn car
nus opposite the Country
Club. Saturday flint. 9 crew pf
the car. with Superintendent Smith and
militant immodenkbubee bud
the, the, around and t'h9all9‘
[comedy parts in hand, which insures
in Danbury and Beth L
W Taylor. of Danbllry. ”F
has such a his production been under-
taken it popular prices. as this com-
party will produce duringI their engage-
meat. Several important changes
have been made in the supporting
company. Phil Haber will have the
[llleniy of good solid toll. Mr. Morris
lurr. T 3. Henry. Robert Denney.
Fred Weber, Lee Kelian, George Doug-
Ian Ottille DeLano. Janie Wood AI.
Norrlnmon and others will make up
the support for the coming season
special attention will be given to the
specialties the coming season. The
repertoire of plays promises to be the
best this company has ever, offered.
with one or two exceptions they will be
all new to the amusement-goers.
phrtisi list includes The Drop of Pol-
son. The Fatal Kiss The Bond of Houé
or. Ten Ton Door, The Great Russian '
l’ilin. Doomed. The Old Willow Farm,
and others with strong vaudeville be: '9
tween the acts.
W
REAL “TATE TRANSFIRI. 3‘
George W. blather and wife to Ida ’
M. Reardon. three acres and buildings
West Norwailt. War.
Julius A linilbe‘ll to Julius A. Hubé;
ii in. land and buildings, Lexington
avenue
. ll it. Cochburn. "‘1
by.“ of ladians. escorted by the Patriarchs th
initiation was use an husiaatic that Mrs. Militant.
A .
Iiiil
. i he be
a of Franflsfi'iidsra s
3 HUBWRT ll'CANT '1'. =
rt McCarthy. the ve—year
.NdeMra 9308!: also:
0.
08 ,
but had recovered from the disease it
is suppo ed that the alter eifetts was
the can ,Cui death. .-
biils. CATHERINE PLUNKETT.
Mrs. Catherine Plunkett‘. aged thirty
nine years. wife of John Plunkntt. died
yesterday at her home In Water street
Norwalk. The deceased ii I vcd
by six children. The Willi be
held at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning
from St. Mary’ I Ch9urch and interment
will be in St. Mary' I Cemetery- ’
. CHARLES H. BENNETT.
The luueral of the late Charles H.
Bennett was iargel attended yesterv
day afternoon, at 2: 0 o 'cth from the
East Avenue Methodist in
Church Rev. Edward Cunnin on of3
hoisted and delivered a touching eul
ogy on the life of the 0 seed. speak
ing from John iv. 'Let out your
hearts be trouhlcliJ'1 The choir sing
two selections in a very touching maul,
ner. They were “liéad Kindly Liam.”
and “Land of Behlhii'l" The pallbean
era were James L'iiommediau, limos
L. Peiilsln George D. Kecler and Fran-
cis Seymour. The flower bearer .wa‘r
Jimmcraon There were many
hindsomc tributes Members of 0.8
Ferry Command Union Veterans Us
ion. of which the deceased was a mem-
her and Douglas Fowler Post. 0. A.
it. attended in a body and Accompinl
led the remains to their last resting
place, in East Norwalll Cemetery.
FUNENAL OF IAI. F WEI ‘
The funeral of Annual: Fred claim“
was bold from his late residence on
Wodward Avenue last Saturday after
noon. Rev l'iomilly F. Humpbri99e9w
hoisted. The pill bearers i J9
liam Jesse. Paul Berg. Albert Ben;
Fred. Syring Carl Schaub and Carl
Wllcstcmann. There were many beau
llful floral tributes from relatives
friends and members oi the various so
victim; to which the deceased belonged
The interment was in Riverside come
iery
New York is a big town.I all right."
remarked Colonel “Jack" Fisherty
manager of the Majestic theatre. “i
never aapprecisted the geographical
area so well as I did at 4 o'clock thl
ltller afternoon when met a friend
wunllng a dress suit.”
" When the matterl'IIIl asked. 'Boer
out all night?‘
" Tilt 9.?» has nswelps. .‘Blst l on
in Brock yo. and i am fling to take 1
Harlem girl to the then
on
jn‘or'r's THEATRE.
ONE SOLID WEEK.
Commencing Monday, Sept. 21.
Mutinees Wednesday and Saturday
9 National Bank of Norwaiil to John
alps k
Francis A.” Bates to Rhinitis“?
Mead. two acres with mill. etc. West
Norwallr War. ~‘
Norwallr Securities Corporation
all... u. on. some; lot. so:
(trusses.
WW3 l0. ltobsmon to Horace Key
was and wits the and buildings
herons street nut Nor-walk. War. 3
John ill. June and wits. to Norberto.
Pollard, unset» acre and buildings
Winnipaak. War. ‘"
Estate or sol-um J Becker to Nick-
ills animus. building "loi. Summit
,W
IMIIALMIISH TOv MIIIT AT NEIIW
".N
The “tritium: lit examiner! dd .3“.
balmenwlilmastatflawnsvsstor. K188.
“my Wednesday Min—Time TON DOOR.
Thu {plinth-10!” DW
a, half acre and buildings Wih-
Stock (30. “
direction of Pill! Levy.
It. ward and her port side is badly stove
a, i5517012755x.80§1020
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0:003. 0:08 7:00 8:00x.0:001I, 9:.30
mm uoawam'ro DANBURV.
V putupimderthenrandsoia
“Am
J’mflbmm I
hiciiwublw
$3.390 ducI
t the 0' Eran
wich flwu larva:
Boatmen say that the steamer is
1% such poor diiiou that i would
hardly any to r" t her. 'I
WW
He—llou’ re settles your hat ruined. t
Shea-Well. it's an old hat, and I do
hate to wet my new umbrslla.
llllll till [llllilll 3
The annual city election of the City
01' South Norwalk, Connecticut for city
officers. will be held on Monday. Oc-
tuber 5th, 1003. The Police Station on
Haviiand street has been designated as
the voting place for said election. The
polls will remain open from six o'clock
a. or. until iivc o‘clock p. m.
For order of the Council.
JOSEPH R. TAYLOR.
City Clerk.
South Norwalk, Sept. 19. 1903.
am 2t
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIM! TAILI.
In silect August 17, 1003.
“
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FON
NEW RK.
A. 1:4: sex. 5: m. was. 3:15.
7:55. 7: oz. 7: 45. 3-15. 5:45. 9:0th
i: 24:, 9.40 lo: 24:. 10: 40 11:35:.
P. n—ia: 65x. 1: 13. ':2 25x. 3: or
3:20: 4:.07 4:,50: 5:,40 5::ssx,llu’
SUNDAY
A. ALI—12 59x, 5:841. 5:581. 09: 05.
IP. 1L4: Isox. 5:40.0155X.
silos. 10:10.
Luvs new vans son solml
NI .
l.—-13:098x. 0:00. 0:.00 7:00
7:20
Meli’
Underwear 3 .
Fall and Winter Weight.
Wool and Continuum!”
We have spent many days in looking cveIr Ildill samples and feel well
rewarded. We ‘call allow you ms sssr vstuss svsa erran-
One important mill we selected Ill the '
They make only the men grade Wool Garments Ifor a...
They are one of the foremost mills in this country. The goods bespoak
We would be pleased to show you this make
ID iN Warm Underwear.
“Lusemc.”
exceptional merit.
Single Breasted All Wool at
Double Breasted All Wool at
Single Breasted All Wool. Extra Fine.
Mbn's Random Wool Shirts and Drawers. that now famous gar-
ment, we buy every season. as it has proven Its worth to the men .of‘
It wears at least two nears.
sure of ,yoilr Underwear business in future.
varies over last year (which wogladly do. so the quality is retained).
We ask you no more than last year—$1.00 a garment.
MEN'S SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
iwceus” is a goodname for this garment,.
The Norwalhs.
light. 950 a garment.
MEN'S FLEECE LIN ED SHIRTS ANDDRAWERS, Shirts are made
with a shield front and back.
"BuffaloflSanltary Fieocing. at 50c a garment.
we have other good Underwear at 48c. 75c and 31.00.
lungs.
«2-; 3 '55.:-
81. 50 ’
81.50
81.75
Once bought we are
We havcto pay unad-
wool—~"Be-
They are warm. yet
medium weight
making a perfect protection for the
3:001. 8: 108, 09: 00: 0: 04s 10:08:,10:04.
[1:00.
P. 841—18208, 12.00 81008.8202,
”80: 4202:. 4:04, 4:80. 5:.03 0:80.
[1:00.
SUNDAY Y,B
A. H.—ll:02x. 0200,1130 10: 03
P. M.:-—8 00. 8. 0021
LEAVE SOUTH NOIWALK FOR
NEW HAVEN.
A. 14-48: 11x, 1:,15 1160:. 6:18,
l',:42 8. 42 9zl0x. 101001: 11:05:. 11:87.
P. 88—118: 02!. 1:12. 8. 02!, 4: 20.
3:12:80.80,7.051,9:05x. 9:16.10:01.
Bridgeport in addition to above—P.
if ~2: «.5 7:38.
BIUNDAYNI
A. M.—12:08x.91:15x,1:50x 7: 42.
i110 11:06:.
3P Air-‘7: 15. 0: 06. i
w
81-488 0.8 '53
I’M—1804": 510 557 710
DANIIJIV TO SOUTH NORWALK.
I indicate. "on“
All
You want to try them c
“iii
all
i ,t‘DODE I
Tm” mitigate. "one“ turn
alts await "
A NIEIIVIN PIAILB
A philosopher went out in his front
yard to look at the stars.
He set up his telescope and bad b999-
ccme wholly lost
abcve when a person with a peauutI
brain Iiimcd.
Unable to understand what the phi-
losopher did the person with the pea-
nut brain laughed scornfllily,
thought the sight it good joke.
Another time the philosopher wan-
dering in the suburbs. plucked a leaf
and studied a caterpillar crawling
thereon.
Again the peanut- brain drew near.
and knowing not what to make of the
others's performance, laughed lustiiy.
Monk—Laughter is the sunshine of
life.
0. ll Seymour. tollingillocu 33 that Washington that
in the vostnx.
““99 ‘ ' 99Iinfllilm mmwpouusssrials 1......-
seaahmuiareustom Doyeuth'swnymmaalimyg nay
“Did yer git anything?" whispered
thc burglar on guard. as his mats
emerged from the window
“No; the chap what lives here is a
ll vycr. ” replied the other in disgust.
“Thais hard luck." replied the first.
“Did yer lose anythingT'——Ex.
80LVhNT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, as. Probate
Court, September 19, A. D., 1303.
Estate of Charles A. Gehrmann. late
of Norwaik. in said District, deceased.
Tbe Court of Probate for the Dis-
and
lowed six months from the data here
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
1‘ so who neglect to present their ac-
cents, properly attested, within said
A. it.:4 so 7 ..11 - 1 ; "l u be back in a couple of minutes," time. will be debuted s recovery. All
P3” ll.:-—4 00:. 03:85. 0:489 ”I III *5 as Lou Dillon remarked to the starter persons indebted to Mid Estate “0 "3'
ownsigl cannery. cinch a —Cleveland Plain Dealer. 313mm to make “11me Wine“
ll; 3 iii ls. suburban 0i!
1. mid) m.—0. 'i ‘ "I "it‘ pears dat do opportunities of dis HENRY 1“. GEHRMANN.
' titular out}? 899993199 Namath to life." said Uncle Eben. ‘is a heap like CHARLES nonhuman.
Dsnbum a: as. lllll. "i't allus do biggcs ones «173992928 995 e 9Admlnistrators.
gEE MORE PROGRESS AT THIS S'III‘IORE BY BEING THE FIRST TO HANDLE. EVERY-
THING NEW AND “INTO-DATE.
_« The lites; dull; out is the film goods put upon the market by the Knickerbocker Biscuit
Company. at New York—A Finer Brand of- Biscuit. We are receiving these goods direct “from the,
gagingger fine flavor and qua my. places them ahead at anything yet in 95hr line of FANCY;
(9:
etIé'a‘sacrtment of FANCY CAKES. CRACKIERS AND WAF 8"
er Biscuit. We are adding to this line daily. —chc9t crisp and de-
7!
trlct of Norwallr, hath limited and- ill-1 ‘3 '
Norwalk Chronicler