a A
moved M allow.
Miss
guest of Miss Katherine Duct-ass. .
Edward Hatcbman has secured a po-
cities at the Norwalk Munch Works.
ungilsbsrufih alight nearly
303W smell yesterday,.iiilt he fished all
04%
Mills this storm of Finn street
has returno‘dihome after a two your
visit out at town.”
The' oratory '1’ Faint trolley car now
goes only as as Fifth street un-
lose them is a 9 from the Gregory
Point hotel. .
Several East Norwalk sportsmen are
planning to go across the Sound to
Eatcn’s Neck soon to try the duck
shooting them .9 -
Oystermen say that there is quite a
number 0! starfish on the oyster beds
this year. Steamers will soon begin a
campaign of extermination against
t sin
The whole number of teachers was
present at.the olasa' meeting held last
night. at the East Aycnue Methodist
Episcopal Church. IIThe twenty five
Evian: instructed by James L'H9tnme-
all. ‘
Mr. Brewer. kit. Tattle. Walter low
is and several others from the Colonial
Foundry arid Machine Company, went
down the harbor this morning in the
launch We, Us it Go, for a day among
the blackhsh at Sound Root.
ROWAYTON.
Mrs. Earle Stevens. ofLogan street.
is visiting relatives in Grosnport, L. 1.
Miss Mary Tomlin, of Brooklyn, is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs Samuel
Miami North avenue
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Plnhnsy. of
Brooklyn were the guests of relatives
here recently.
Mrs. Thomas Wilson and Miss Mar-
garet Wilson, of Crackctt street, are
spending a few days with relatives
in Newark, N. J.
Reliance Hook turd Ladder Company
that at the home of N- Stevens. Mon.
til? night and with practicalities with
tho adilciting committee's report oi
dobhtions. it is desired that all who
can will contribute rosettes or any—
do useful to hilip be good work.
he funeral of the late Captain Wii~
tiara DeWaters was held from the
residence of his son, Captain John De-
méers. Ewnoyer street yesterday at-
i-con at 3: 30 o'.clock Rev l-l
Wing of South Norwalk assisted by
Rev. A L Hubbard, officiated The
pallbearers Were J myiuond David
Raymond. S. Di la and Robert
Dibble. The remains ‘awre taken to
Elizabeth. N. J. this morning, on the
9: 86 train. for interment
Word has been rcdnivefi {rating .1}
Moore, of Mamapcneck. t9 the silent
that his handsomefiacht, which he re
contly lett.atcBell ”BY? no ver roach
ed home attai- toning are. .lt went
ashore in Bligh 9'an and was toili‘lly (it:
strayed; ti hat rammed [or r,
owner bet 3 the rudder and a tow
pieces, . 99r. Moo re and a erw friends
anchored "fine night cit Bell island
havingl his way. its tell the
boat there and returned by rail in
the morning the boat had disappeared.
haying (treason er anchor and tone
ashore on Coil on are Point Hoary
Rowland rescued the boat from is
place with his launch Thelma. '1‘, 2
next the Most sent two man up
tor tbg host, who apttled with Mr.
ltov‘vlag 'd d9 set out our home They
reach
further. .
blown ashore Milly?
mains AN Noaor0N.
“Theodore in New Can-
I ””“iBJid‘d’didtll. ......
lie Do
a Parker Davis banner last Week
on the Post ad. near the post odioe.
~Pancabe hour of all kinds and mo
losses and syrup at Street's Cash Gro-
(56"
Lyouis Stocrza, the local blacksmith,
is nothing if not upto» date: He has
recently equipped his shop with a tel
epbone and electric lights
Whitney Bailey. Capt. Mallett. Van
Reassaeler Pooley and Frank Tucker
went blackiishng yesterday and secur-
ed a bushel of has large ii.sh
Mrs. Frank Bil-dual! widow of the
late Frank Blrdsall, .died merday at
her home in billion. yen tour
children. Misti Elias. “Birdsaii Mrs.
George Saltwater, your Birdbath and
r . an one sister Mrs.
WMYWI “Birth... silt:
nadir rien. tenancy at "it: 15
0‘6 k.
9 or
d “' non
casual! and could go no
tho night the boat was
whacked.
40V of the hasty little
.havo caused no
oil
19;; “mt Vpnblicsn may Berth!"
99 “ft panoply “mi-4331’!”
99 9 boutunlnlnzlgdib‘
" ’ is violins hero.
whim York. is the 'I
*cios to be overcome before the tax
E' $300 appropriation for experts in the
lunch
dtroubls iii the Retired
more}?
the“
.49 m» children who were burned Were
it i :theibld
o slid Bhw' e
, to In
DEE 3‘!ng
listen speaks 3
not council. I
.I‘la.. Oct. 19. w~At to
4 day's moo lot: at the National Coast's
national
V I then."
said they
Miss MaudIPian14ot Yonkers, N. Y..
Mm. Medically. oi Lakewood N. J.
99 here.
‘9 halo Nash is visiting friends
ndtor’ldoyd Nash returned horns
from Hartford Saturday
Mrs F‘. N. Taylor has returned from
a visit with rising in New Haven.
Miss Jen l orp has returned t
”Rimes fawn a visit with her uncle, in
Tile assessors are in session in the
seleottnen' s room, and will continue to
meet daily until and including Nov.
it is said that vigilant lain no Go.
is desirous of havlr’ig another ry with
Blortnpa 00.. in a water throwing can
as
A harvest festival is to be bold in
Saugatnck Methodist Church under
the auspices of the Helping Hand 80
clety. Thursday night.
There is to be a meeting of the con-
firmation classes of Trinity and Christ
Episcopal Churches in rinity rec-
tory. Friday afternoon.
No activity yet in the matter of
work on the new library building. The
committee met on Friday night. but
there appears to be trouble in the so-
lbction of plans it does not look now
as though there would be any work
bagununiii spring.
The deeper the matter of the water
interests oi the town is probed. the
more perplexing the result, and what-
ever. the findings oi the special com-
mittee may be there are some obsta-
u‘
in"
local
vorsliya.
etc. and
spent in
voted in
Tuesday
of it will
players will consent to a purchase. A
story is now circulating. emanating It
is claimed from an expert source. that
the money proposition made by the
company is a “preposterous one." that
a duplicate of the' water and lighting
plants can be had for a figure not ex
csedihg $60. 000 yet the company wants
$125, 000 (or its plant and franchise.
There is a 99furtbor statement to the
effect that even though the town
bought the present plant. it would
have water only through the suffer
once of the Bridgeport Hydraulic Co.
which is alleged to own all the water
rights in this section. The matter or
the franchise. or charter. of the pres
enl. company is an important one and
while it may not. perpetually bat an-
other, it is certain that no rival can
locate here without legislation. and
that if successtul would prove an item
of cost for in excess; it is believed. of
the price now asked for the present
plant. it looks now as though the
' ed to the
be taken.
Woman 3
lug today
preacher.
wIs it
matter oi’ the valuation o: the plant
was well ordered. The investigation
should go further and make plain
what rights the town has if any, what
the actual holdings of the Westpml
Water Co. are and what assurance
there is that the Hydraulic Co. cannot
dam up the river and give us a brook
let to draw our water supply from.
AT STATE H EA‘DQUARTERB.
E. J. Hill Visits Republicans, Mayor
" Thayor Democrats.
As the campaign progresses activity
increases at the political headquarters.
Yesterday an unusual number of vis—
iiors were received by both the repub-
lican and democratic campaign man-
agers, in Hartford. Congiessman E
J. Hill stopped in Hartford Just long
enough yesterday afternoon to pay
his respects to Chairman Keneaiy and
Clerk Hinman at republican headuqar-
tors. He ls-on his way home from
his tour of Rhoda Island. where be ad-
dressed largs audiences. During this
week he will be heard at Shelton and
Torrington and will :0 t6 New Jersey
the latter part of the week. whore be
will be heard Saturday night and next
week. Congresshian Hill has little
to say for publication. but wears a
mile.
Many chairmen of town committees
campaign orators and political leader
called at democratic headquarters yes
terdby and held conferences with
Chairman Walsh Among the vlsltors
was Mayor Thayer of Norwich. who
expressed his satisfaction at the way in
which the democratic canipaign is be
lag conducted in this state.
TWO cHlLOBEN PERIBHED.
All Other imitates at Bholvalilo, iil..
Children's Home Ito-cued.
SHELBYVILLE; 111.. Dci.19.—The
Mlddlsswork Children a Home was
destroyed by fire today and although
the llamas were discovered while the
children were asleep. all but two were
rescued.
ii The d”:
Allied Pcicrson nine years old.
Charles Peterson. eleven ‘y to old
There wars thirty-one chil ileum
log in the upper rooms of the home.
which was a three-story brick? building
One of the “older boys was around by I
a multinational), new mom:
be children rushed to tho outflows.
but before ali had coca pad the .
d trucks on oil that In“ or egress,
' several children reached 1
o’ 4
B
vard and
late golf
and Yale
mended
Chandler
served on
arranged
Builders'
fight to a
cars were
Lambert,
yen and
charge of
Shumwiiy
nal side.
last will
company
uracil
7003B?
ldinit. grating
NON
was. Wuh' an. Oct.
.19 .
I or has, arrived
The Massachusetts branch of
Eclectric Oil.
of the Myopia Hunt Club bore.
terday Harvard defeated Pennsylvania
instigation of the New York. New Ha-
down the alleged dishonest
who “as it proved never exi etc
can 66m
iii itorfi fiche“? Bil; mostnmorog:
‘ ‘ ‘a In an a. s In
It Y” on. it roadster EBB
ty and in tho larger towns in th
told: it our «Mention moot
til “ with
Council. Mrs. Booker T.
- Washihfloma orII 'i‘nsirem. Ala. bucket
or the “Advancement; oi Colored Wo-
She looks at» the educational
work among the coin
women and
owed a debt (I gratitude to
the American Missionary Association 49
and its numerous auxiliaries and that 4 ‘
the advancement of the woman of the
black race of America. is mourns
Wliilflillil‘
M0 outlined! cal;
said ii‘ their in non
of the life of the Middle West the his-
tory of the country would be vastly
changed for the worse.
ion today." he said.
collages.
number that author at the great util-
v
alcohol. 0.41934» . Dolo-
like at the Mock being
clip the Wootpan
on was taken out
“The reac-
“is towards the
however large .the
and however important its
work in research and specialllzatlon."
The report of Treasurer Hubbard
of the missionary association, showed
recepts at ”825.47%. of which 3161- 4.391
came from donations {rem churches.
890. 934 from legacies and
$56 803 from tuition. The expenditures
were $314,024 at
which 3281. 053 was
the South. The debt Sept.
30,1904, was $67, 917.
MANY QUESTIONS WILL GO OVER
. m
To Next Convprtion of the Episcopal-
ana at Richmond . Va.
BOSTON Oct. 18-43mm houses of
the Episcopalian General Convention.
which was opened here on Oct 5. have
favor of final adjournment
next There is still much
business to be considered, but some
not be disposed of until the
next convention which is to be held at
Richmond. Va.
stood that several reso utions bearing
on the divorce urination will be referr-
ed to that convention. although some
or them will be poncho upon during the
next week.
The proposal to group the disocesc
into provinces. with a primate at the
head of each new district, submitted
yesterday has many opponents on the
floor of the convention, and it is con-
sidered that the matter will be referr-
ln 190.1t is under-
Richmond conclave.
Today the House of Deputies rennin
ed consideration of the new canon cs
tahlishlng courts of review to which
appeals from diocesan trial courts can
the
Auxiliary of the Board oi
Missions was holding its annual mectv
The proceedings were on-
ened with a celebration of the holy
communion in Trinity Church at which
Bishop Peter Trouble News was the
anus—m
a bum?
Use Dr. 'I‘homas's
At your drugglst.
COLLEGE GOLF GAME.
h...—
Harvard Indflale to Meet Today in
Final Team Match.
I-lAMlLTON. Muss.
Oct. l.ll.-——llar-
Yale mot today in the final
team match to decide the intercolleg-
championship on the links
Yos-
doteated Prince-.011. liar-
vard was the favorite belore play com-
ioday. particularly as H.
Egan. the National chain-
pion. is caipain of the Harvard team.
The light showers during the night
ly to make the green faster
tbs mornng. and while t was cloudy
there was little promise of rain and
the wind was light. making conditions
very favorable for low scorng. it was
that eighteen holes should
be played in the forenoon and a sec-
ond round of eighteen holes in the
afternoon.
GTATIE CARPENTERS OFFICERS.
NEW LONDON. Oct. 19.——Thc State
Association of Carpenters did
little work of a public nature at the
session yesterday.
cows.) from the Bridgeport delegate
that a complete victory had been won
in the controversy with the inter-state
very
A report was re
Association. The Water
bury striking carpenters sent a re
port that they would continue their
finish. The following oili-
electcd yesterday afternoon:
State President. J M. Grimp. Bridge
port; state vicovprcsident. Thomas J
Russell, Hartford: state secretary. E.
'V Morse. New Britain: state tr-eas
urcr,’D A. Marble. Putnam.
m
RAYLROAO SWJIEDLER GOE3 TO
NEW HAVEN Oct i9.—-«Frank 0
arrested in St. bouts at the
Hartford Railroad on the
obtaining money under false
pretenses. was sentenced to from one
to two years in state prison by Judge
in the Superior Court. crlml
Brotesaing knowledge of a
plot to swindle the railroad Lambert
obtained a. position win the
as private detective in run’
lanai-—
ODO‘MMIAIGH OFI MAOOA
UOI'Y'TO DIMOORATO.
N. out}.19.~'1‘he Democratic
mitten today announced
on to be held in ov-
Partner assi-
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The remarkable not that entranced
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OTHER ASTONIBHING AND DE-
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Icahd dates for illi'o'
examinations. and a program or adv
dresses and discussions is arranged
The Rev. Dr. D. (i Downsy is chair
V 4 man ct committee or arrangements.
I Among thuso who will deliver address
the ltsv. Dr. 8 0. Curtice, at New ltoI
allelic: the Rev. Henry Baker or New
Haydn. and one ol’ the newly elected
WJ‘. McDowell, of out
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this Week
take a few minutes
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Capital 3100.000.”
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