1111.: bed, the musical treat
on was produced last. night
611111. Fair, 2 under the 111111
Hobby Encounters; or A Revel
9111 Tree Inn." The. 111111115
olwere sixteen on the stage,
99 turn. one to be congrat-
69291191111 excellence or the
1111 the successful way
66 carried out last evening,
the little details being torgot~
11111111 chorus, “’l‘he Sumo
They were rcreived by
who in 11
aunouue-
or. sang the romantic love
The Goudolier, " completely
he: audience. “Polly Prlm.’
849911911911 mold was sweetly sung
é'w 011111eg acted by Miss Alice
,‘with eyes and demeanor mod-
"'l‘euelng." the story
6111 a‘nd a maid which has prov-
ill 'b ‘ utlfuliy sung
. ‘ h
6 codipuhy 111 a very fetch:
“The Days of Old ” from
£91139] "‘ was 51:11 wlth
ahon and intelpolutcd
only ”The "Revel," 010111
9 "111.92 Lad Who Lends, " by 11191
acknowledge-
8 the hearty hpplause.
Mae Kelly, the directness wus
horse of the 111115199 during 1119.29.19.91.
'1 ho chorus ln~
9 SW. J. Tracey Miss Hell-11
391241 Miss Elizabeth Harklus; Miss
1111111 Mics Agnes. Fltzgemuh
Catherine Manning, Miss Jennie
91319 9 and Miss .Muy Brennan;
11111111 1111611115» Battier William Glunc
L 91319 . Willium Drlscoll. John
a 11 Thomas 1'“ McMahon.
1 hi evening's attraction at the {air
11 396.; 111 Norwalk Hungarian
11 e171 1e direction of P19191261
,w‘lth- twe‘ut‘y-two pieces and
Frank Shufelt in classical our
,113. .'1‘he band has pr'epulcd
,e‘icc‘tlous especially for the
111111 ‘Wlil lve a concert in‘
on at Music“ Hal beginning at 8
911191111510 be followed by the full pro-
m 1111 the stage
The door prizes last evening wow
1611.111...
Ten pounds corned beef gift of C
1 rank; pound 01‘ (11010.1: ('ol'l‘eo, Pb
Slomonsky: pound of choice 1911.8.
liner; 1110511qu1111 M. Pohlmun;
21111111111101.1110 theatre I M. Roy!
1111: at choice cigars 11.11. Slaltcry;
710 of baking powder, M13. .l. 1111;-
‘ 111' of choice preserves, Mrs. G.
three; gang of lime b66116. M12111
en; fifty cents‘ wo‘rth of 1111111
ark. Crescent Laundry; leg of
Allen Schema.
’1‘ ‘o‘ lady pafrdnhzés'es' in charge or
we 111111911 11 pavilion tonight
9‘ Mru.‘ l‘guhk Finnlhun’, 11111.1
91; Briody, Mrs. Charles Pennell
1' 81119111111 O'Connor. Mrs. Michael
611.1816 Patrick 01111911. Mr».
31999113119919, M15. 'I‘hom‘uu Sitidd.
Noll Tomorrow even-
be following ladies will serve?
genry Smith Mrs. Jamey (3
1'6 Jacob LinXWei 1:8; Mrs;
(titer! ng. M1'e.'rho 1111 Newton.»
61m Donnelly, Mrs Henry Stoog-
1'6. M19 oileulouc M11131
uoh praise.
' South Norwelk:
-, G Andrews Adsouih';
William A. Bellow; Thomas G
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11912411119135 0F 1.
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P966936 one Dent (or 1 to 20 packag-
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Advice”
THE SINGER MANHO- 00.
80 WASHINGTON STREET.
899911411 Namath, Conn. 1 9~
Trip: STATE TEACHERS.
Will Have Annual Convention in New
‘ Haven October 21
'lhe lilty eighth annuul meeting of
the Connecticut- State Teachers' Auaoa
elation will be held at New Haven.
F‘dday, October 21, 1904. The olhcere
of the association are: Presidencw
R Jones Stamford: first, “151,66 Ductil-
dex1t,1F H.‘ Beede. New?! 6418
011d vice pre‘lslden‘l F L.‘ Whip/1119mm
Britain: recording
Patterson, Bristol: corresponding acc-
rotary. S. P; Willard Colchester;
*‘mtléhuluer W. I‘ Nichols New Haven;
auditor. J G. Lewis Now Haven
Executive committeer—Ge‘orge”
Phenlx. Willimuntlcg. ‘3; Norman
Strong Hu1'tford;A D. Call,
10111; Adelaide .7111uch, iVaterbnry.f
Finance comm tee—W.
COMMIHGGO
Membership-D. D Lambert,
Haven; J E. Mulligan. 13’8ng
Hartford. 8 P Willinms,»B‘
C (2111111111111 ’l‘uftvillo; F. W Donne.
Deep River; W. B Spencer Colcheotet‘.
Rceoiutions~Murcus White,
W C. Alters New Britain; 111 17.961191.-
man
West Hartford; N. 1.. Bishop. Nur-
wilh; B W. Tinker, Waterbury. H G.
Fuy. Putnam.
Nominations—«4".
South Manchester; 5‘ 0. Joues‘, ew
anon' 12.11 Smiley, Hartford; Q 1B.
Jlunings New London: E H. Furbm.
'l‘orriugtou; l M. Agard, Rockvlllo; T.
H Patterson Bristol; Celeste E. Bush
Nlunllc.
Program—General Megtlngo.
Woolscy Hull, corner College. and
Iove utrcet5: 10:00.11ddr'euq , ,
Next Step in Education.“ Rev.
A.
stllute, Chicago; 2: 00 announcements
for ’l‘euchcru' Annuity Guild Supt N.‘
1. Bishop, Norwich; address. y“'l"l"1i:\‘
Teacher As )u Citizen.” Churles'l) Mow:
lver, 1L.
and industrial College, North Caro»
111m of High School building. 9
Section Meetings. .959; . 9
'v.
.1
Room 109 bet and floor. rear)“ Imallu"
Heud Muster John. P. (‘11ehi-19iu...New
Haven. 31: 1'3, report on the teaching
of 11.131111119111111 special reference to
High school, Principal 11.. (i. 'Bl‘iehlor.
1.11kcvllle. Discussion. Alfred M.
Hitlhcock. High school Hurtl'ord:
S Hurst High school. 1311111111011
Grammar and intermcdtn‘te Galvan
Baptist. Churlh. corner (1111111111 and
York streets; louder, Principal A. D.
McCall. Hartford 11:15.1'epgrt; tithe
tool-hing of English 1111111 upeclli rel.
orenco to the work of grummur lchoolu
Prof. Frank McMurrny, Teachers" Coi~
loge. New York: Discussion; Supt. W.
l". Gordy, Springfield, Muse. '
Primary and klndergurtl:1n~Audltan
him of High 111 hool building. first and
eecond door trout; louder, 89861111111112
Principal 1111. Rachel Webster,.l‘ly,w u-
vcu. 11:15. “After Kinder 1' on.
What?" Dr. 0711111111 ‘A: 8868281 " 680611
Normal School. Boston Mass chcuu.
slon. HSupel'visor Alice E Reynolda
974611 Haven. .-
11 ngrudcdwfligh school building.
balance lecture hall, third floor, r:eur
louder: Principal J. 0.117110121121111 New
Haven. 11: 15 111111111». “011119 1111111611
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either Young Oorba arm
for the featherw flit
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view of the 611’ng 'W
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Duties of Con try, School 9111;11-
Stole Agent rentdlle‘l‘ ell-h-
er. Massachuueito. 01110115111041, P1111111.
Dill F. 0.101199 New Halli-.11
'll'nM 111111111 trbt’uiug 11nd urt-Boardmuu
building, 11110111 14 first iloor, corner
of Broadway and York Square; 191111919,
1.99.11‘,A. Verolauk Bun 919999118 1'.,
11115 ”1148111110 15111111 g ml:
” Henry Turner liuilcy, editor of
11111 11111 Book. lmprcualonu from
the“ Berlin rougruuu August,ll104,8u—
lmor Solon P. Davie. Hu'rtfuru. 191911
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911%” 5115191111: 11911111 1181115 11111 be open
1‘2 with 12 911191116.
cwblorniu. 1111 11911111111
1 .11.. Temple street:
secretary, T. H. ‘
P. ‘
Hurt-9 ,
“New ‘
NOW. I
1311111111; W B. Ferguson. Middletowm‘ ‘
'lhompsonville; 16111. H Peck ,
Verpleuck
W. (11111191111115, president of Armour 111-18
president Slate Normal _
111111; 4:00 luminous meeting, oudltoro ‘
High urbool~High schootwmlldlhs.
usefulness.
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For almost hall a century this Store has been
known to the 000016 01 The Twin Cities
hears it has catered to the wants of lhou’Sauds
”alwaus 1111111111 the utmost sal1sfaotlon-~alwaus
giving 111. best at the lowest prices and alwaus
proving beuoud a doubt our leadeishlp
This season. in 1110111110 1111011511111 through the
,1 fact that several unexpected upperlunllies Clinic 0111
Wall. we offer, absolutelu the finest stock of ClOthlug
that ever came into our store.
Clothing 1111' Man Woman and Child
On 191 part paumenl plan that has the endorsement of
thousands of Norwalkers in all walks of life
The Kruger Co.’ s 111111 of convenient Weeklll D1107
meals is known for and wide for its fairness and
lots of 1m 11211015 0th one original
CHARGE lOUR PURCHASES —— PAY
CONVENIENT WEEKLY PAYMENTS
Buy now and settle your bull”;
to Sma) .
For
1
IN
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GENERAL 98PENCER'8 BONES.
ant Hnddam Votes to Have Them Ro-
m‘oved to First Rooting Place.
town of blast. lladdmu 111. its
911111111111 meeting voted to instruct its
bolectmen to remove the rcmaluu of
Gen. Joseph Spencer from 1119 Nathan
Hale park. where they were interred 11,
View months ago, to their former res:-
1113 piece in the little cemetery ut Mil
llngton. 111 number our: of the town.
When the monument to General Spec
ccr'u memory was erected at the park
the bones of the general ,‘Were 11111111
torred and carried to the site of the
monument, much against the niches
of the Mlllington residents who 11151119
ed that they should be brough back.
Thc' matter was thrashed out. at the’
town meeting 111111 the Mllllngtou pur-
19y won. it is not. known yet whether!
or not the uelectmcu will record the
vote.
m
BROKE WHO 1418 HOUSE; ’
8.1.11 Quinn. of Cavendish. Vt, was
11‘..be of 11111 customary health by in-
1111111611 oi Chronic 00061198111011. When
dir- Klug‘u New Life Pills broke into
his 591199.110; trouble was urreu‘ted
and new! he'll entirely cured. They' re
clmrontecd to cure. 2511 at F H. Bu-
ter’uwnrug Store. ' "
‘of H. il (2,11111pboll of thal town. The
OCTOBER 8E8$ION CiVlL SIDE.
The October session of the superior
court. civil 511ch will convene in
Bridgeport, tolloy. with Hon. S. A.
Robinson on the‘ 110111.41 The , first
once assigned for trial whhh will go
over for 11111191111 assigunu-ui. in that
of the stale of Connecticut. 1'6 Annie
J. Culhunc. of Newtewu. The plain-
tiff will be represented by Attorneys
DeFloreul & Klein and the defendants
by Tweedy & Sic-011,111“ Ilanbury. The
case is one originating from the mo
bate court of Newmwu The defen-
duut Was ndmlnlulrntrlx‘ of the eululo
iestaior in reputed to have left an en-
1lute of some $15 000 The adminis-
Itruirix accounted for $5. 060 of the 911-1
deceased but it is allowed lhui the
buluncc 01' 810.000 is utlll 10 be 111:-
1couuled for. The cone will go over
by special assignment.
A PfiOMiNENT TRAINMAN.
The mcuy‘ friends of (l H Human,
Engineer 11: 16.8: W. 11. 11.. at present
lllving in Lima. 0.. will be pleated to
know of 11111 recovery ‘irom threatened
kidney disease. He all”: 1111' m 9118:4543
by using Foley‘ 1: Kidney Cure which i
recommend to all. especially to train
mun, who are usually similarly oflllci-
ou.‘ Sold at Plnluted‘o drug clove. 8"
3“,» w .9..»
SAVES TWO FROM DEATH-
"Our little daughter had 1111 almost
7 HOW HARTFORD TOOK 1'r. '
fatal attack of whooping cough and Buying Railroad Tickets There Was
Ha vi
bronchitis." writes Mrs. W K.
land of Armonk. N. Y.. “but. when all
other remedies felled, we saved her life
with 11111111151. New Dlscovorv- O‘ur
niece who had Consumption in an ad:
vunced stage. also used this wonderful
medicine and today she is perfectly
well. " Desperate throat and lung din
canes yield to Dr King's New Discov-
ery us "to no other medicine on earth.
infallible for 00113113 and 001611.500
111111 81. 00 bottles guaranteed by F. H.
Baxter. Trial bottles tree
BU|LOING T18 UP THREATENED. regular fare betwflen he“! and New
1
l
leo Finding Money.
They tell stories of the time when
the Vanderbilts used to stand on the
1 river bank 911ml offer tree rides to New
York With a. meal thrown 111, says the
Hartford Courent. But that auaplclous
situation has recently been eclipsed 111
this city. The other day the manage-
ment of the New York. New Haven 61
Hartford road developed an cxcurslou
to New York, fare down and back the
some day only $1.25. The tickets were
limited to 500 in 1111. Did they sell?
Ask the fellows who "were on." The
BRIDGEPOR’I‘. Oct 11-A tie up in York one way is $2. 25. Getting tick
11610 which was given to the heir of 111911119 building hw'nesa threatens this eta both ways for about half the cue-
cliy 1111 a rouult . trouble between the? way fare was like picking up money it LEAVE BOOTH NqRWALK FOR
llrldgggyrl interstate Builders. Corr By-stuuderu who had no thought of
tructo and Dealers' Association and
the Journeyman Corbenters' Union.
l
going to New York went. to work and
bought tickets as fast 168 they could
The 13919116 origlnn‘tbd over thh em-- get them and when the full 500 were
Ferment cf 6. non-11111611 bond by “W11 1 dluposed of 11.1" the company.
lam Murrheud.'a ruminant master
hullde‘l“ of this city. 11 the subsequent
departure of three union men who
Were at work on the 6111116 building.
The consume Union called a. 3880
1111 111611119111: tor last night. and 11 16
thought 111511111116 1111111 1.1111 r’einstutu.
ment of the turbo union men won 119-
mended.
‘ t :rwllla “o;
they
stood around and coldthelrtor )2 or
more. if there in another of these
Kloudyko opportunities opened them
will be plenty buyers of ticketa.
The chance to make 759911111 11. min
1116 without even wearing one’u uboe
leather has not often been unread uo
anally before the observing bargain
hunter, it was a; snap.
HOPE FOWTHE DYSPIPTIO.
Everyone who 11119161111qu the 0161
comfort and dlutreu which accom-
, puny a disarrlngemout of the discutlve
organs will reiolce with M311. 8. Macy
of Port Arthur. Ontario. in the relief
1111611611 obtained after having 11qu
101 the 11111111 four or live your:
' litomach trouble and dyspeptic. our
' icnclng great min.
Chum r.
lain' 11 810111911611 end Liver 871101;! i851
c1111 truthfully my they hove 110116 1116
u granitic-111 of good 1 eoi'llke 11 111:
(erect woman In 6' 8681.110-
them. and the aftermliout 18
pleasant. The”
by 6111111911 Pcwo ._
lord Phorntlo .
of 1196111; .
never 9111 9
WESLEYAN FOOTBALL CAPTAIN.
. MIDDLETOWN, Oct. ll.-—-At a meet.
111g of the Wesleyan football eleven
yesterday, John R. Eyster. 1905 111
York, Pm, who has played end on the
team for the past three years. was
elected captain-1n place of. B. W.
Forbes. resigned
LADIES.”
blluwwmrm 9 "1119:9339 9
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HARTFORD RAILROAD.
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