W V1111 ‘ preach tomorrow morning in the East Avenue Methodiait Church ‘ George You Airtime. of the Crescent Laundry, and 11'1de F. Sillith went to the Donbury Rah- yesterday. Samuel Carmen has booth, tine new sidewalk of the cemcnt kind laid in front of his residence in node Place. Jo 011111111 8 Lambert has returned home after a, visit at the home at Thomas O. Lambert, Osborn avenue. M133 REMAIN)“. a Particularly gift-1 ed singer from Providence, R i. will sing at the Advent Christian Church tomorrow. «1 1 The service tomorrow evening at the 111111 Avenue Methodist Church will commence at 'l inst of '1: 30. as has been the rule duriixg the sum- mer months. The topic of the Epworth League meeting tomorrow at the Edit Avenue Methodist Church will be: Helping One Another. 111.. leader or the meeting is to be Howard edict. 011 Sunday, Oct 9th;1‘htilhe cf commencing evening service, in East Avenue Methodist Church will be changed. The Epworth us will; meet at 6 p 111.. The” even 1; preach- ing service will commence it 71 The Work of grading Fort street is progressing nicely and will probably soon be completed. It will be a great improvement when done. A few more street lights along that‘ thoroughfare ‘ would not do an burnt. They woiild be' appreciate this Winter. Superintendent Richard Bland of the Advent Sunday school deaiies all to be present tomorrow, as the service will be of much importance to all as there is to be a full report from tho conference held in Bridgepoxt last week that is of very great interest to the school Everybody is requested to attend and smashed not to forget to bring their Bibles, us all will have use for them. Captain Smith Petty. years ago. during the Civil War when he wits master of a sailing vessel foams, to: anchor inside Smiths Island, one day and signalled for a pilot.. He ot one and Captain Matthew Relivlan was the man who piloted the craft safely up the harbor to her berth; From that D. 111.1 I" " I I be about Ill and around Boston and Sci- 1111.: Rev. Willis (1. Brown, of New Haven, Will preach for Mr. Davies whek from Sunday.L me. have the contract to plaster a house at Rowayton for Clement Elbert. The adamantiue wall piostsr will be used. “1 Harry E. Griswold will rcndcr the violin solo. ‘Noaror My God to Thee, " with/variations, tomorrow evening, at the First Methodist Episcopal Church. South Norwalk. . Rowayton Methodist Church. Rev. A L. Hubbard, pastor-19. 31) a. m., class meeting; 10.30 preaching by the pastor; 1.30 p. to. Sunday school: 6.15 p m., Epworlb League: 730 p. m., preaching by the pastor The new house which C. B. Fitch is building in Rowayton. for Miss E. 11. Walker, In nearly ready to plaster. The mason work has been sub lot to Robbins Bros, who will use the Ada maul wall plantar. Stamford. have the plumbing. and Mills Bl. Kirk of Noroton Heights, the painting. Architect W. S. Knapp drew the plans. ‘ Rowayton Baptist Church. Frank C. Brown, bestow—Services at l.0:itl“a. m. andw'fv p, 111., subject of morning sermon, The Man Who Comes Up From the Crowd; evening sermon sub ject, Reciprocal Relation of Children and Parents, third in series on the family relation. Special music. Sun- day school at 12; Junion Christian En- deavor at. 4, special features; Senior Christian Endeavor at 6. Ladies“ Aid meets at 2 p. 111. Wednesday at Mrs. B. A. Griffin's. Happy Hour nor vice at‘7130-p 111. Thursday. DARIRN AND NORQTON. A curload of flour arrived yesterday for Street's Cash Croceii'. A number of Dnricn people have been attending the Dunbury Fair this Week at different. times. The local constables have received notification that a liver and White col- day until yesterday Captain Petty ncv- lite dog stolen from lioylfi Nurseries or laid eyes on the pilot. Yesterday however he met Captain RoWland and the two had a very pleasant talk over old times . Rev James W. Davis returned last ‘_ night from Bridgeport where he has been attending the Advent Conference in session there dui In the past week. Mr. Davis will start r Boston ‘Mon- day to attend a meeting or the Advent Publication Society. 13 .will re main away for two ‘woc “h‘on his an~ in New Cannon, was believed to have been blougbt here and to be on the watch for them. M1. and Mrs. Frederick A. Johnson. of New London, who are touring the country in a $10,000 automobile, met with a mishap in Darlen Thursday at- ternoon. They went to South Nor- walk and stopped over night at the Hotel Clifford Dudley Hoyt Ia building 11 due rosi- dencc in Noroton for the estate of 'closot will also be provided. Stark Bros. ., of, 1 11.111 111111111 vs rooms. well uishsd through i. and provided with modern improvem aincluding hot water 111111 T.S n- aids as the plumbing and .héw 130% 1111 ”I” -1 Arch cot ‘Iieni-y Mar ,timatcs for alterations to .the web dance of William M Collard. in Nero ion The dining room will be on target] and 1111111111 in White enamel with hardwood floors. ’A new china WESTPORT. 'Miss Jennie Osborn led the Metho- dist prayor meeting last night. John thrlc and wife are receiving congratulations on the advent of a son. Mis. A. E. Kent, who has been visit. lng here. haul returned to her home in New York 0 fly. Mrs. A B. Blanchard, of South Nor wialtk. willMadrilress the Historic 801 on e y. on our night. subject t sto be: :1"Llfpyof a Puritrln 1111111111 or The soloctmcn met on Wednesday and organized After a general dih- cussion they settled down to business and the affairs of state arc expecmd to run as smoothly now as a well greased wagon. There is no 191113011 why this should not be. The time hon cred order of things with the ad- ministration admits of no excitement or confusion. Weighty propositions are barred. and aside from a possible washout or some furtbei agitation 011 the fire district matter tranquility is next to assured Meantime the. good old town is going steadily backward under Republican rule and the people aside from the elect me not to be considered if the Connecticut Railway and Lighting Company are awake to the possibilities it will side truck the drones in its employ on the Norwnlk end. and get busy in the matter of running through care from Bridgeport to South Norwalk. The time certain ly has passed when so lame an excuse as had been offered for the withdraw~ al of the cars, to wit, lack of exper- lonce on the, part of the motormea in The Nbrwalks in the 1111‘s of the air brake can go Why the persistent ignoring of the public demands then? is it a fact that the Norwalk end of the corporation runs the business? It certainly seems so. it Is no guess at variance with the truth to say that it means dollars to the company to run through cars, and that it its ad vanccmont was as marked as over its Ladies Suits Skirts Etc SAVE YOUR MONEY AND BUY ALL YOUR GOODS AT, The New York Bargain Hesse. We. are, Wholesalers—shut, sell "at Retail Poses. .1 , . ON ALL GOODB NOT FOUND SATISFACTORY IN TEN DAYS MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED. FULL LINE OF RAINCOATB AND THREE-QUARTER COATO. FINEIT LINE OF FURB IN THE CITY CARRIED IN OUR STOCK. WE REMODEL LADIES’ GARMENT‘ OF EVERY KIND AND FILL ORDER. FOR BEST CUS- TOM WORK. I r 600 Block Blikallno Undoroklrto at 29c. UIIk Walsh and Opera Coat- will «it for 451: on the dollar. 250 Wrapp'on, 11.11111» price $1.50, ‘ Reducod Price 79o. r~ . 542‘ walking 111111-11, 11111111 c1111, soc K111111111, regular price 500, , ' 1! pr oparv ing the plans and will receive tbs as. ' ' rustic banjo in Plerce’s sai 1111111111 111. W111 did you gatv @W I01.“ aobiiell a tiled! of ample proportionsu‘l in Bridgeport, ye l“You‘ went and spoilt ‘ lot of women and lb ‘ man arrested for steak" ”HR; 1 Eco boot" The fair one nil-11111111113?.E‘It nation to a youth 11am Cole. who evidently has v .. Dl'oollvities. iieisanurso ”m" iers home ‘11 Newton. , to Bridgeport Thursday high. a good time. its accused A1" ' Keane of robbing him 0183 111 d Wan arrested upon that charm m“ Cole said he was playing iii Bunk street and he pulled out his pocket. Keane. he said, 1 . over to him. calmly took it! iron} and then left the saloon . ‘ Cole stated he did not raise any cry but walked out after Keane. : came upon Keane later. who be. ~, round Policeman Williams who Keane under arrest. Keane thcns that he was willing to pay back the but it was too late Keane told a very smooth st01 y. H crowd and said “Everyone up to th bar! Everyone have a drink!" He later they went to the Atlantic hotel bar room. He stated that Cole later himself from the disgrace of being or rested he offered to give the boy $3. hoping to explain the matter to him latex. Ho said Cole was drunk . Ofilcor Williams said that Cole was not drunk when be made the com plaint. Judge Comloy held Keano in ball 0 the Criminal Superior Court upon charge of theft from the person. The woman who said Keane was 11 “Man" wcpt audibly during his. ttri- lie was later taken down tow and she followed him. m . ADV ENT SUNDAY SCHOOL. The Rev. George M. ‘Tecple‘ El Vice-President of State Unitarian. BRIDGEPOR’I‘ Oct. 8 ——~At the ing service of the State Sul' School Union. Thursday evening the Advent Christian Church on IR uum avenue this city. the election 1'1 officers was held, with tholollowinll iesult: President. the Rev. the Rov_ George M Teeple, of Hart- ford; second vice- president, 8., 8.1% kins of Yalcsvlllc; secretary. Miss Jennie E. Davis. ol.’ East Norwalk; treasurer. S. W Vela? walk. The banner. ich was worked for by all the Sunday so oo was awarded to the school at an Non walk. and special mention was made of the school at. Pininvllle. The ban- ner was given to the school showing the largest percentage of increase in mombershlp. The Sunday school union has raised nearly $900 toward the reducing of the debt upon the $50 000 denominational home now building in Boston‘ WHERE is lNVENTOR LAKE? Is He Fighting the Japo or Russians With Submarine Boat . BRIDGEPORT, October 8.-’I‘here is much speculation at the present time as to the whereabouts of Simon Lake of Bridgeport. and his sumbarinc boat Protector Not even the stoukhold- era of the Lake Company appear to know the exact location of the luveav tor. Inquiries are being made daily as to his probable whereabouts Nothv marine boat since the latter was re- ported at Cronstadk Many persons 10311111111 to 11 degree with the affairs of the Lake Torpedo Boat Company, believe the inventor. with Captains 1111111111 and Wilson}. are now operating the boat in the war fleet and others ascribe the sinking or against Japan. Others believe the Protector is one of the Russian Baltic several Japanese boats. said to be due to contact with mines as really the re said that Cole was sporting around am repeated this at another saloon and! of goth Nor- . Illg has been heard of him or the sub- * accused him of stealing $3 and to save photogiapbcd for the. rogues gal _ ‘* gighis. t Henry Stone. of Wailingford. vicepreaident. ‘ W $11.11 for trial in the December term 1 cl P A 3 Class A XXc. No 7972. LIBRARY 01“ CO GREBS, to wl.t Be it remembered, That on the first ay of October. 1904 The Banks bow ’ublishl‘ng Company, of New York. N. ., bath deposited in this Olllce1the ii.» lo of 11. BOOK. the title of which is in .119 following words, to wit: Cases Argued and Adjudged in the Supreme lCourt of the United States October (term, 8174. Reported by John William alluoe Vol. XXI IL The Banks Law Publishing Co. New York, 1801. , the right Whereot it claims as proprie- tor. in conformity with the laws of the United States respecting Copyrights. Ollice of the Register of CCopyrights, Washington D.C 1111111311111 1111111111. Librarian of Congress. By THORWALD SOLBERG. Register of Copyrights. Written E. D. R. Revised J. W. C. hatercd I. S. Mailed E S. E. In renewal for fourteen years from October 19 1904. 010 17 24 31 "But is he a man to be trusted?" "Well, nearly everybody in this town seems to be truatin‘ him. as tax- as I can find out."—vaIcago Record-Herald.1 Winner '1‘“ Painton' Supplies. Artist. SPECIALS. maintain. 1 most reasonable prices. ‘ . The goods are of he shine high 111111111111 wit 11 ad .1111 111.111 111.1 assortment is largo: ins from the very best looms of this country and fro we send thorn out to" you. centident oi giving autistic lo shades and dark colors. at on . n at, 38 inch Zibelinc Sailings 1n Plalds and Mixed colorings, 36 1111211 All What Nun’ s Vetting and Albatross in all ms 42 inch Cheviot Suiting in ten, grey, navy. green and b c..- 54 inch Tweed Suitings, invisible plaid, new styles, at. . . . . . . 831-88 Wdahin toi: Street, South Norwalk. Conn. 1‘ 1111-... .- .s“..osun‘cs‘oo" 1 ‘ 1 ...,. o 1.11-1.11-1 1 III.' .............. 8% WASHINGTON STREET. I! you worn a "WEI? m bottoming Hot. Inf 1, 5- S. TILLOTSON’So Special and prompt attention given 11‘. 1151111: '.( sonic-1 nonwat cc FREE FROM SLATE. White Curtain Poles with Fixtures l‘ 100. Cloth Window Shades, fringed, 360. Extension and Solid Half "Curtain ROG]. 100. .1 « I ~— CROCKERY. —— PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING. 1.11 locker, or Wuhiugtm Street, South Nor-walk. 1 Coon. 7.11.1111». Connecticut. p»... m...“ IIINKII III Still John H. Knapp Telephone call 34215 rav A SINGLE 1.3.. barons son 1111} dualism 111111 111111113 1. 1111118 no Coal, Wood, Hay, Grain and Feed. Office and yard. 68 Water otmcbhouth Norwolk. E'Vv’ ': J I. H. Mathewson Josiah R. Marvin Samuel 01-111 Chi-lotion Swan: J. Walloon Ma. 1. 1111.11.11. Rowan. ‘ Top r,chks I 1111 11.11 curl crack or now ooooo, door 1a in A LITTLE “sacs 1111111 avaa unreal. WONblllliUl. How Low you KNOW WI DD THU WORK IN TH VIRY .IIOT “ANNIE ‘ - WI I-IAVI ‘ can adv 1m ooooo Hons. you ' TAKEN A GOOD Send for Cat-lo o and Iii gate for yams.” I150 c:.v‘" lore..l‘“r2: "n“. 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Qassorted, 1.11111 1111.. .223, 1011 Walking Skirts. hairy cloth. oo- . rim-d Price. «.711. or 1111111111111 111.111., 111.111 .1111 gray. Macon Price, [1.111. ‘ 1 . 7w , 1211 01111111111. Goats, 1.1111111. prison me 1111 $2.76, Reduced Prion 111.110 and $1.211. b row in celebration of 9"Rally Day." lotto will be present at the Sunday School session and render the anthem. O’cr Thee " Sol to by“ turns. 7 ' ‘51:." The control to 110111 or . at the morning service, " Péuitont." The 1111.111 mambo“. f ave carriages sent for 111111. to stten morning service. The Youn Poo ‘ listing will be led by C arouse Br on. topic. "Helping one Anoth- factions Wipe Away A111 Tool-I." prone 14111111 e to arching by ”him 1 on. "awaits Thou That Sleapbtli; rota 11-11111 Bullivao’i malaria. t is grandad Shall. “Christian The 11111-11 Brcoll‘fl mpw‘hlli j R 1 the church by notifuiu the poster will 1111111 11111111139111 1.1111111111111111; , to 1111111 ,, .h INOIDI DR OUT. 1 1
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