WJL
tum Brought bv the
“‘ g is Illa fall of‘
Wish. 65. Wife of
Hlytlclan Olaims $25. 000
for Professional Services
De “ufy Shorifi William E lliII-ll. of
Greenwich served DHDI‘I‘H Monday on
Willi nI Abel liustcd of Port I III-star.
administranl on tho IIIIIIIII- of tiltI IaIII
David S Hunted. his lll‘nilli’l 'lllIlt
is th first stop in what promiscs to
be one of the most imomalkublc‘ mys-
terious and as a consprIouI-II ilItIIrcsi
In: lawsuits III'Ir triIId ill tlIII sIIItII.
IThe papers WIIIIII notices of II IIIIIII for
925,060. alldgcd to have anIll glvm
"by tire late David S. llustcd to Mrs.
'llury‘f'l.13ur,uoll and of II bill for
11,000 for the professional scrlecs
of Dr. J. J Burncll llcr husband.
Thq serving of Illc papers and tho
‘heavy, claim arc. the talk ol‘ the day in
Greenwich and no one scelns to know
how the Burnells come III with such
‘ envy claims against the estate ofItllI:
'l‘ecluse and saving David Hustcd who
far more than a quartet of a ('(I‘lllllly.
Was such, a conspicuous figure In
Greenwich life, and, until a (locadc
so, was so prominent in the courts
of Fairfleid county. 'l‘ht'cc ‘ tlmgs
e was before the courts on the charge
I having fired the barns of Alexander
Mead, his neighbor. and was dcl‘cndcd
by Judge Julius B. Curtis and the late
flames H. Olmstond. Though in one III
the cases ho was couIiI-ch and was
compelled to sell a huge tract of sonic
of the most beautifully situated land
'Greenwlch to William RociIIIfIIIIIIII.
to secure the funds n91 ossary to pay
the judgement In the lust suit. ho
undiluted.
His troubles. and distrust of his
neighbors and foImII' fIiIIuIls. made
him suspicious of th‘i'yliilih. and lII-I
lived in II small building on his farm,
with an old lady nmnId (,‘ynthia Citad-
Wick, as ills housekocpcl. llo llVi’tl in
the most economical Way. and luv-est
lad his money in (lr'III-nIIiIIh mortgage‘s.
His only rclntitcs w'clc his III-‘othcr.
William Abel and a trlarricd sister.
I) lived in Fall (‘hcstIr but their
lions, 60 Greenwich people so).
re never very I-I.0Idiul and the visits
one another were few and far be
“6981].. For yez'ns llusted had been
Hflicted with epileptic fits and to ward
(them all had taken a preparation com-
posed it is said. largely of nitrate of
silver. This toured the man 5 skin as
dark as that of a negro. and he was
frequentll nlistakI-n for onII
. Dr. J. J. Bulncll atttudIIIi Hustcd
and when his condition becamc scl—
ions loot F'chluall his bal'n— like llousc
on the farm was IIUFOII Mrs. Chad-
wick was sent away to board and Hu-
sted Went to lite in Dr Bur'ancll
beautiful home in (II-IIIIInIIiI-h alIIIIuII
He had the finest room ill the llonsc.
and nothing was too good for him.
in Comparison to his [)l‘lellls nlanlIIII'
of living, it was as prince to pauper.
He told his friends he was having It
fine time, and the Blu'nclls wctII Icrv
.good to him. ‘ ‘
' He died quItII unsxpcct IIIIllI. in
March, and when his solo IIIIpoI-dt box
In the Trust Loan and Deposit
Company was opened. It was found
that he was possessed of mortgagcs
nd chases in action'amollnting to
about “ 6517;006.
' Within a few days after his death
It! brother William Abcl. applied fol
dminlstratlon and was appointed the
; ministrhtor and until the serving of
the noticed it has been supposed that.
, after the payment of a tow debts the
Q brother and sister would divide the
festato.
The dcv'cldpnlcnt of the par-it few
days! however may make an entirely
WIIS
the Burneils haVe no valid claims for
itch sums on the estate and it will
main for the courts to determine the
(identical II: is said that when Hu-
ted went to the Burneils to reside. he
took with him a small trunk of pa-
pers. He had bccn accustomed to keep
t diary for 35 years. but those for thc
flotsam yearn cannot be round.
v at disposition David S. in-
;fiidfil to make’of his estate. while
Will Abel the administrator as-
wii'tsdthe diaries will‘ show the Bur.
Mil! imp: been paid. After his ap-
' Heat William Abel took posses-
f the papers belonging to the
“suggestion is made that. in
. . the Burnelis. Mr. Hosted
? I ‘em to have his estate and
'13! my of disposing at It. The
5.
romisa to pay Mary T. Burnett
with use. —-Davld S. Hunted.
words “with use" are
to “lineup II;
‘ rumor expression.
Ills
I“, ‘19:.016 Mm. Chadwick. for
his death Mrs Burneli has paid
lie old lady‘ 3 board.
t ’Nehv ”York state phl-
llll day, became Ill and
with Dr Burnell and VII
I'diuerenpdistlosition of the estate. The .
dminlstrator and beneficiaries claim
The ‘
minim that those diaries will .
con~ i7
ith Interest. that be- I
WWW 8. hit!!!“ .
about four years 329.5. Jotham , ' ‘
kills. a lineal descendant of a
63.14 .ltllgfvoltéd State:
G,
FWWDHR
Ancillary Faro
IIAS ~10 8058.111”?!
BOOTS UNDER HIS PILLOW.
Gencral Grant’s Method of Sleeping
While. Traveling.
GIIIIIII'II] lrnrlt. commander of tho
IIIIpuI'InIIIuI of tho lIIllIIIs. always puts
his boots lIIIdIIr his pillow when IIII
IIIch II sleeping car, and no nlIlIIcl'
how much he is laughcd at. he has
t‘orlucd that habit siIlIIII he was thir-
II‘IIIII yours of age, (in one of his school
boy vacations. ills t‘ntllIII'. who wanthc
head of IhII arulI. pct-IIIiItIIIi him to
spend ”10 Marc with him on the field
and thlII on his \IrlI to Washington.
with very littlII money ill his pockets.
souIII onc stoic his boots and but as
he was aslccp in tho I ar, Y Inlug (l Illnt
was not very “(Ill known in Washing-
ton and it look some litIlII lime to
gut IIIIIIIIIy IInIlIIull IOIIIplaI II tho stoicu
Ilf‘llili’S and wlIIIn lIII II-IIaIlIIIIl his i’z-lIlI
or flu paIIiIipuch in eIIIII'I battle in
thoIVioksbulg campalc‘n. although the
old gcntlcmun look (IIIIII way In giro
him the slip. (in lIIIaIIng IlloIIallnoII-
ailing young Grant found his way to
thc army (Ivory time. From that How
llf‘ has always placIId his. boots unIIIIr
his: pillow.
A BOY'S WILD RIDE FOR LIFE.
With family around expchlng him
to diII. and a son riding for life, 18
milcs. to get. Dr. King's Now Discovery
for Consumption. Coughs and Colds.
W. ll. Brown. of Leosvillc. ind. IIn-
dul'cd death‘s agouics from asthma;
but this wonderful mcdicino gave in-
stant I'clici‘ and soon cured him, He
writIIs: “i now slIII-Ip soundly every
night." lIiko marvelous curcs of Con-
sumption Pn IIIlmonIa, Bronchitis.
Coughs. Colds and Grip prove Its
lnatchlcss merit for all Throat and
Lung troubles. ‘Ilaranteed bottlcs
500 and $i.0tl. 'l‘rIIIl bottle free at F.
H. Baxter‘s drug store, I"
SWEDISH AMERICAN'REPUBLiCAN
CL
MIDDLETOWN, SIIIII. About 7.7
mcmbcrs of the chdisb American
Republican Club Incl from yesterday
for their eighth annual convention
Charles Cl'ittendeu. of" Middlctown,
conlcd the IlIIlIIgans. The morning
scssion was pnsscd In adopting rcsolu-
tions and cudorsing Roosoyclt, for pres-
Iions and IIlldorIIIng RoosIIIIlt for pros~
idcnt and I'IIIIorIIuIIIndilIg IllII IIlchillg
22 —-
of a straight RIIpubliIIan IiI-lIIIt. At
lllf‘ niIIII'llIIou session IlIII IIlIIIItlon
madII thII opening aIidIcs and w-oi
of ofiicc I'ls IoIIiI plum“ and rIIsulicd as
follows:
Prcsidcnt—licut‘y llansIIu.
dlctown.
\‘icc-l‘rIIsiIlcntw-«
of Hartford.
SocrcIal'y-—(‘hul'lIIs Erickson of New
Britain.
Treasurer—Alfred Johnson,
Haven.
The (Ixm‘uliVII conlrlliitIIII consists of
Nod Nelson of Soutn Mancucstcr. and
l, Iljol'kklulld. of lh‘iIigIIporI.
CURED 0F LAME BACK AFTER 15
YEARS OF SUFFERING.
“i had been troubled with lame back
fm fiitccu ycals and i found a com
pictc rccovcly ill the use of Chamber
lain' s Pain Balm. “says John Q. IBish
III. Giliam. ind. This iinlmentIls also
without an equal for sprains alldbrllla-
es. it is for sale’ 'by Stillson Powell
Corporation, Clifford Pharmacy.
Piercc's Bridgt Pharmacy, Zeitfuss
Pharmacy. , "‘
of Mid-
(‘harlcs .’\. Milgl'cn.
of Ncw
When Henry Ward Beecher rcpudiat.
ed the doctrine of eternal tormcntzin
one of Ills Sunday morning sermons,
outI of the trustees was asked his opin—
ion of such a startling deviation. He
replied: "I don‘t know but the old
man has certainly knocked hell out of
religion.‘
A POWER FOR GOOD.
The pills that are potent in their
action and pleasant in effect are Do
Witt's Little Early Risers. S. Phil-
pot. of Albany. (laI. says: "During a
bilious attack 1 took ollc. Small as it
was it did me more good than Izalo
mel. billc mass of any other pill l cver
took and at the same time the effect
was pleasant Little Early Risers are
certainly an Ideal pill." Sold by the
Clifford Pharm c "
,' BO‘ScI’dRLS
.Icnn Ida,
{A
{ECO ‘
AHEL
.41me In friction-«m: cans, this
'looluuislikept be: than dirt and Is
always in period condition. -
no... sac. moon. slm.
do” not keep It writ.
In» IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII...
Sour,
Stomach
No appetik. loan of W.
mm hoodlum. commotion.
had, bmth. [ennui dobliity. sour rio-
In and catarrh of tho stomach up
all due to Indication. Kodol cum
Indigosllon. This new discovery mm-
untl tho natural Julm of dlgutlorl
u Ihoy um in I hulihy Ifomuoll,
combined with tho (rental known Ionlo
and reconstructive properties. Kodol
Dylpapiln Cure does not only can In-
dication and dyspepsia, but this famou
remedy cum nil stomach troublu by
clunslng. purifying. sweetening and
strengthening the mucous membrane:
lining tho stomach.
DIGBS‘l‘S wnlr rou EAT
om: Ila-Ito co the link and
”length to the Vital.
lath-wally. 81.00 Slu holding all one
them-l Ila. which all. for 50:.
MM by I. 0. DOV“! O 00., can...
FOR SALE BY
THE‘CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
'havc usIIIl it successfully on many 00'
a were carried out yesterday afternoon.
BATHROOMS A FAD
(llaltinImII-I SIIILI
“'l‘llc latcst fad for tho IprI'cssiou of
wealth.“ said II IIIIIIIIIIy man the other
day. ‘Is bathrooms 'linlc was when
a man. as ilt‘ IlIldIId “calm to \II.I-allll
IIIIII'kIIIl iIiI-I IIIILIIIIII ol adlallcculcut by
gifts of lunch: to his wife and daugh-
tors of iucrcusillg bIIIlIIIv and rustli-
III-sI-I. Now his IIIIIIlIll is I‘Hlllillllt‘d in
Hip Ilumlwl' of bathrooms his IlornicillI
affords and Il'.l(‘ll(l8 instczul III' IIxaIII-
ining with only I'ilh't'h' ()l Iiulrlulnds and
pIIIlIls. arc cscol'tl-Il through IllII Illiilrit‘
wlIilII thII proud hqu dings opIn poll-
IlIII'olIs doors IIpIIuiuI: upon vision of
porcelain tubs. polishcd nickel HIIIKUIH
IIIIII IiIIIIl floors and walls. it is a man-
inwn downright Illttnluw—Io how a bath
for IIIIIIry room. and mm can spIInIl all
that ho llIlIlI and all Illat he can bor-
row ill flitting IlIIIm up with convclr
iIInIIIIs and luxuries. and tho fad will
pl'obalfiy continue to grow until out-
will not [to IIligiblI-I to good society un-
Icss able to boast a natatorium ill the
ItIllIlI.‘
CURED A COMRADE OF CHOLERA
MORIUS AND SAVED HIS LIFE.
“While returning from the Grand
Army cncrlnlpmonl at Washington City
in 1892. a comrndtI from Elgiu. “L. was
taken with chub-Ira luorbus and was ill
a critical condition." says Mr. J. E
Houghland, Ilf I«‘,Idon lowa. "i gave
him Cilamhollaiu' s (lIlliI. Cholcru and
Uialrlloott Rcmldv and bciievc sated
his life. i havc boon pumped for ten
II-ars irl immigration “Ink and con
duI IIId many portion to the south and
nest. i always carry this remedy and
IIasious. No pIII'soII traveling or at
homo should be without this remedy."
i-‘or' solo by Stillsou l’owcll Corpora-
tioll. Clifford Pharmacy, l’lcrcc‘s
Bridge Pharmacy. Zcitfnss Pharmacy:
.
THE TOO ATTRACTIVE TRAP.
“’l‘llcrII al'II maids and maids: some
are illtclligcni. other arc—~—wcll. maids."
E. M. DI'Iy says. “A f(‘\\'-llll)‘S ago a
friend of mine employed one 'of tho
tailors—ont- of the maids.
“ThII night before the arrival of the
maid in question my fliend' 5 wife (lis—
I'IIIIlIerIIl sonic unmistakable signs of
nIlIc in bar kill-hell. so silo bought and
sci a trap for them. The “th aftcl—
sclf of the trap and went to look for
Iii. it wasn't when» she had placed
it: silo IIuIldn't find it ill fact anv-
whole. so she asked the gill what.- had
become of it. ‘Oh, that dirty thing!
threw. it out.‘ was the astonishing an-
swor, 'for i found it was attracting
all theI mice in the house to lt'.“—»St.
Louis Globe Democrat.
FEARFUL ODDS AGAINST HIM.
Bcdridden. alone and destitute Such.
in brief was the condition of an old
smiliar by name of Ii. Ii Havens. Ver-
milieu. 0 For years he was troubled
with Kidney disease and naither doc-
tors nor medicines gave him relief. At
gngth he tried Eiccttic Bitters. it DIX!
hint on his foot ill short order and
now he Icstlfles “Im on the road to
Iomplcte rIII overI' Best on earth for
Liver and Kidney troubles and all
forms of Stomach and Bowel Com-
plaints. Only 500. Guaranteed by F.
H. Baxter, Drugglst. ”
BERLIN AGRICULTURAL FAIR.,
BERLIN. Sent. 92.-—-The nineteenth
annual fair otlhe Berlin Agricultural.
Society opened at the trotting park"
here ycstcrday with a large attend-
anco. The exhibits are well up to the
standard and Include vegetables fruit.
poultry and live stock The loan and
.art exhibit is one of this big features of
the fair in consists of articles of his-
lol'ic interest.~old books. pictures, plsI
tols. guns Ind various household um
ciea. A program of athletic events
There were filmy-lire entries.
WHAT I! LIFE?
VI... Vino wadomwtbatltls “dermal
(3563' 'mnja a?
at Whit. Pill”.
In the last analysis nobody knows.
jaw. “moist luv even '
'couuscrIcUr o'uWéu‘aX‘Llor'iAs‘
noIIn~—thII gill had been in the house :
some hours then—«she bethought hel—
1,
SOCIATION.
Bltll’JGEI’Oll’l‘, Supt, 22.—~Tha ra-
lel't of tho IIxIIIIIIliVII committee of the
Connecticut Ilnlvoraalist Convention.
made at the sovcnIyIuIIcond annual
session In this city yIIstIIrduy, showed
the denomination to he in an excellent
condition iiunclrllly Illroulzhlml ”19
alulc, Iiluro bIIillg about $70,000 In
funds IIIvIIIIlIIId. and II bnluuclI In the
hands of rho l'arlouu churches. TIIP
llcv. .l. (.‘olrman Adams. I). l).. of Hart-
ford. III-IIIII-hod IIIII occasional sermon
on “Our lluslucus ill Connecticut." in
which IIII stated that while other
IIhul'I-IIIIII had suffered from the knock-
lnn out of IIIItIoIIIInatloulll props the
llulvcrsulists stood wlIIIrII tllcy always
had. and III' urged glt'fltf‘l' personal
l'iglltcolisncsn and more practical work
lug out of tho Ilt‘llt’f III llil'I fatherhood
of God and IIIII bloothcl'ilood of man.
l’I'IIIIIiIIIIIII I). (l. Lincoln, of Hartford.
pl'osidml.
LA DIES DI. UPIAIDO'I
' i ' OOMP POUND.
fird‘l’hd" 5639361933. nilli‘filhfi'lll‘“
FREED BY LAW‘S TECHNICALITY.
’l‘OlIRlNG’l‘ON. Supt. 22.~—Willard t‘._
StonII. of this place. who was arrested
II wIIclI ago for obtaining money un-
IlIII' false plIIItIInIIIIs, walkcd out of a
lIIIIIlIilI-ld court. yIIstIIrIIIIy. l'I'IItIIl b.\' u
technicality of tho law. SIIIIIII was ur-
IIIIstIul for I-lIIIIlIiIIp. II IIIII'IIIIIIIII mat] in
a llfll‘h't‘ tradII. ”II was taken before
.lIIsIIIII l6. P. Robcrts, of that place.
and l‘i‘li'llh‘t‘ll on bonds. Justice Roberts
IlIIIIliuIId to try IIIII caI-III and .lusticc
Dwight Kilbourn was substituted.
Roberts thus inst jurisdiction and ML
bourtl did not Ilouuil'c it. so at [head
Vivi“ 01' Jlldkc lionbackmf 'l‘ol'rlngion.
ln spiIII. of IlltI I-lIrcuous opposition of
AIIor'llIIy .ialucs P. Woodl‘llif, of latch-
tlIIId. StollII bIIIInmI'I n fI'IIII marl and
walked front lllII, court on the arm of
his counsel.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle.
Del., says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have, great distress
and belching. i tried everything I
could hear of but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely.”
For sale by R. H. Piaiated. F. H. Bax-
ter. and the Clifford Pharmacy. “
HORSE SHOE PARK FAIR.
Wll.l4ll\iI~\N‘i‘l(‘.. Supt. 22.~«Ncnrly
Illit'i‘ll thousand pIIoplI- W'PIO present
at thus IIIIIIIIIIII IIIII of file. Home Shoo
Pul'k AgIH'iIulIulnl Association Fair.
litIHIIII‘S an unusually large number of
UAIIIIIIIS an IIxI-IIllIInI trotting card will
ho mm of tho wants of tho alteration.
Senator (“barb-I: Ag (laws of this city.
who is presiIlIIut oI‘ tllc association. on-
tortltncd II IIIIIIIIIIIII of IllstilluuislII-Id
visitor's. among them being Congress
mull Brandnguc. of New London; Thr-
IIdoI‘I.I BodIInIl'cin. llcpublican candi-
IlIlIc for SIII-I'IItnry of State: Edwin
it‘lilucr..oi‘ Moosup: Floyd Cranksa.
Republican nornitIIIII for prIIsidcntinl
IIIIIIIIors; loll. .lulln Atwood of Waurc-
gall. and ox-Cornrtlissioncr Andrew‘ll‘;
lotus. of llnril’tn‘JI
CURED OF BRIGHT’8 DISEASE.
(ice A SlIIIrman. ilsbon lied Mills.
Lawrence Co. N. Y.. writers: "1 had
kidney discuse for many years and
hadbccn treated by physicians for
twelve years; had; taken a well known
kidney medicine and other remedies
that were rccourmendod but got no
relief until i began taking Fpley's KldI
ncy Cole i had to make water about
every tiftocn minutes. day and night,
and passcd II briIIk- dust substance and
sometlmcs II slimy substance. 1 be-
lieve i would have died if i had not
taken lI‘olcy’ I; Kidney Cure. " lI or sale
III Plaistods drug store.
WATSON FOUND GUILTY.
HARTFORD. Scot, 22.—~Tllc grand
jury has llaudIIIl down all indictment of
murder in thc first degree against .Ios.
cpll Watson. Illo colored boy who mur-
dered Col. liIInry Osborn of this city
curly of August. His trial will corti-
llIIInIIe on 'l‘uIIsdny of IIIIxI week, Wat-
son did not seem affected in the least
while the indictment was bring road.
but grlnncd ill a cynical way and
struck a pose. He is still of the opin-
ion that his act was one of' bravery.
Attorney Hugh 0 Flaller'ty was ap-
pointed as cnnusoi for thc accused.
.lolln Cronin of Sufficld is on Ilial to
day ill the, Superior Criminal Coult on
a charge of horse stealing.
W...
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Till Kind You Hall Always lillgIIt
_ Bears the
tors of
-. TOMMY MANNING DEAD.
NORWICH. Sept. 22. «Word was re-
ceived here yesterday from Manager
Tracy. of the Norwich Baseball team.
of the death of Tommy Manning. thcs
well-known Connecticut Magne- bail-
plnyer in Troy. N Y Manning for
three years played with the local team
and at the beginning of tho yeartwas
sent to Merident. where he played dur-
ing the past season. He was unmar-
rled and about twenty-five years of
889-
BY MAIL
Cows fed In the richest of. pasture lands
yield the cream from which Gold Medal
'5 Creamery Butter is made. in the world's
cleanest creamery.
Gold Medal Creamery Butter is of un-
varying quality— —always the purest. sweet-
est best butter made. It is sold only
in sealed packages. N 0 charge for the pack-
age Ask. your grocer for a pound of Gold
Medal Creamery Butter.
W" II DOUGLASS. Newllumrnnd Hartford. Com
Iih I Hi
Mortality
I
I. - \p ' . u. ........l.-.... ..I
Not Guilty.
l
l
"You—aw—r—don' I take me foil om.I of i
those—«aw‘boastly cwanks. i.hope, "'
MAIL STAGE COACH DISCON-
TINUED.
TERRYVILIJE, Sept.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD. I
2" .—~An order
said young Softleigh direct from the posI office department —-—-- , .
“No. indecd " replied Miss Cutting. Iiu Washington marks the distontinu- TIME TABLE. ‘
”A crank. i believe, is a man with once of the conveyance of the United: In Effect August 1th 1904. .
one idca.’ " States mail by stage coach. For I_______ '
______________ many yearsthe mails havcbecn carried LEAVE SOUTH -. NORWALK FOR
The Real Thing. from Bristol to this town III II stago NEW YORK
I-IoaI h. The post oflice authorities. now
" P It
Th n y“ r husband Wm“ gch upIor'dcl that more modern methods b0
his club?" queried the friend. A. M.:——lz 59: 5:241; 5:50)! 6: 00x
l v 3 f l 1 y 1
“No." replied the patient young $31333: :mlbgtcggrlgthg tothzbfti‘wn l6: 1'7 6: 52, 7: 02, '7: 46, 8: 18x, 8: '45:
wifc.""and i don't propose *0 give uDion thII tloliey cars of the Bristol and 9W§X,§.33,lg.551x. 11 35 3. 00 3: 45
quc. ll’lalnvllle TralrlwaI Company. 4. 4x “'12 X. 2 55’“ ,1
"The Idea! i didn‘t know you had —-~-‘ 7. 2g" 7 gr: 40’,9 fr‘55’1‘b,2€‘55" 7: 0 1,
one ' SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS' Satuidgfis, lndxaddition to above
“NIIiIhcl does he btlt the. next timei DANBI m Sept 22 «rile-nun an- 3.30 p. m_ '
ho comes home late from his I'll be until morning of the Fairfleld North ,
on hand with mlnc."——Phiiadcipnla gillkiiilfll‘; 0' 1‘“? Connecgcut Eiundlaty SUNDAYS.
l'r 955. i c loo ssoc of on opcne In I s c v _ . .I . .
chstcrday. Tllc morning session was 9132‘“ 12'6”" 5J4" 6.50;, 8‘55'
ldevotcd principally to discussion of P M.—2:47x 2.55: 5:40.5z551.7:20.
7:551, 8:20x, 9:55x, 40:10.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
'NORWALK, '
Pessimistic View.
1 , papers on Sunda/ School work read
“m‘ \\illle——Say.9pa, What“ the by Goorgc S. Deming. of New Havcn
“"2" "f ““I anyway ‘lohn W Usmun. of Boonton N. .7,
la-- "n takes a ‘0‘ 0‘ brass bands .al‘ld \iiss Sophia Barnum of iltlllbury.
to tho ”0!“. my 80“ The principal address this afternoon .
W was made by H, H Spooner, of Kell- A. M-_12:.00xr 5:00! 6100' 7150'
No Chance to Extemporlze. Iglngton. who spoke upoll “Nearby 01" 8933' $93?! 9:15", 10:0sz 10:0"
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of an expected curtain call he did not 4; 02x 4: 061:. 4: 32!: 6: 013, 5: 04, 5: 28,
. _ FELL FROM BRIDCE.
re? cive one tannidw-hen he and W..l TORRINGTON. Sept. B’BI—Thom- 6: 00x, 6: 02, 8. 00):. 9: 00:, 9: 30.
1‘ SM” 1°“) “° “ new 1”“ as cIIhIII. 0f Liichfieltl. while in. an 111003-
We thought the play was going to “mum-ca...“ commmn fen from me Saturdays, in addition to above 1:65
bit a 6mm 81109033- said M“ 39“" railing of Center Bridge. Torrington. p. m' SUNDAYS
son, “and we also thought that we'd
be called bcfore the curtain for a
speech. so Fionance and i got to-
gether and framed a few remarks, and
to maké thorn extemponlncons we,
agreed on the following: 'Whonovor
i made one of the remarks Florence
was to look greatly surprised, and I
in turn was to be surprised when
Florence said something. We re~
hoarsrd our few remarks until we had
them letter perfect. The night of the
now play around and everything went
along all right, except that neither
Florence nor myself was called upon
to speak."-Phiiadclphla Press.
yesterda/ morning. His head struck
on 9. rock and the man rolled into the
waist. He was quickly rescued and
takento the police station. Eight-
een st tchcs were taken in Cahili’s
head. Although he remained uncon-
scious for IWII hours and is still bndiy'
dazcd. it Is thought that his injudlcs
will not prove serious,
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LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NE W HAVEN.
A. MI—lzzllx, 1:18, 1:561, 6:18,
7: 42, 9: 08x. 9: I4§,:1211:03x, 11:38.
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6: 01x,6: 30, 7: 05x, 19:051, 10: 01):. 11:15.
BRIDGEPORT A'NO ADDITION TO
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RECRUITING FOR THE NAVY.
The Navy Department is puffing
strenuous efforts to recruit young men
for the United States Navy, and re-
crIlItlng stations are being opened in
this vicinityill order to socure melt
for the new ships now nearing cor ..
pletion. A recruiting station will be
open] in Norwalk from October 7th
to 12th. The name of the officer in
charge has not )et been made known
there
P, M.—2:47, 5.03. 7:28.
BUNDAYB. '
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9:10 11: 03:.
P Dir-6:40; “05! 9: 05x.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
A. lit—6:23, 9:45, 10:11:.
P. lit—1:20, 4:23;. 5:08, 5:48, 7:10.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
The Busy Woman.
A woman‘s best and safest cares
Are just, her househould labors.
When not busy with ‘her own affairs
She is about her neighbor's.
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