a"'lilirry Wilson has returned from St.
io#.d . 1'
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neither are 11119 a few days at
mimosa. H111.
Revolt . 5.1M rth .will lead the
prayer meeting M01111 Advent Christ.
ian Church. tool
A. coit‘a‘d'e pr‘n meeting was con~
ducted by‘ the Y e ates last evening
to 1.1111 home of .Eyi‘nxton in Fort
street.
The regular weekly prayer meeting
at the East Avenue Methodist Church
this. evenlbs. will he led by Rev. Ed
ward Cunninghom
A special business meeting of the
dbpworth League will be held this
stoning immediately slit 1' the. close -
of the prayer meeting at the East Ave~
nue Methodist Church.
A lively scrap took place this morn-
ing early between two rival milkmen.
'l'lle battlefield was Kelser Place, and
when they were! .thrOugh' with their
fistio encounter considerable blood had
been spilled and» of the contestants
resembled tBrhe {the bins fleet of
tar Admirer Backiipsk'y “has“ finished
with it. The twu fighters were W11:
liain Keeler and Cooley Roscoe What
the scrap started over no one seemed
to know.
Fenn d: Moroliouse. who have been
located in Bridgeport for the past ten
years, have purchased a tract of land
in Greenwich and are now erecting a
new building. 60x70 feet in size, two
stories high. which they expect to co-
upy as soon as it incompleted. They
move to Greenwich because mest‘ oi
their business is in that section Har-
rie More'house, the junior member Of
the 01m. will continue his residence in
Winfield street, East Norwalk. how-
ever.
Forty-two friends gathered at the
home of M1'. and Mrs Eugene Webb
of Winileld street last night to cele-
brute the sixth anniversary of their
marriage. During the evening there
wns'singing by Andrew Stanley, of
New York. 11 canal “of Mr.,Webl1, and
piano selections by lss Lillian (ll'een-
wood and Miss Mabel Wicks. Refresh
moms ofsandwlchw. cake. fruit and
ice cream were served. and the host
and hostess were remembered with
many 11ppiop1 late gifts.
Membms of the Advent Christian
Church went to tho ie'sidence of Mr.
and M111 Richard Blond No 1 Charles
street lust night and gave Mr. Bland
a genuine surprise. The host was
asked' by Mrs. Bland if he had secured
the mail from the front piazza. Ho
wont outside. and was taken back to
see. an assemblage of about fifteen
friends. They were ushered into the
house. and all had a loyal time. Mr
Bland was presented with a violin and
several handsome chrysanthemum
plants in full bloom. Music. games.
etc. were enjoyed until a late hour.
when a. tempting supper was served.
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ROWAY’I' ON.
wu-
Roy Merrifleld is quite sick at his
home.
Mrs. F‘. A. Brands. of Tokeneke. is
visiting out of town. ,
Spencer Horton is delivering nur-
sery stock about town. .~
Russell Themes has fully recovered
from his recent illness.
Mrs. William Moore and daughters.
Florence. and Mario. have returned
home visit in New York 1ity. '
Smelt fishing 111111 been nipped in the
bud as it Is evdry ‘y'oai‘ when they ho
come plenty. by Elie setting of Henry
‘11tbill' 11 some across the river. 1111111...
by he obtains many pounds daily. it
certainly seems as though such a prl1l-
loge should not be granted.
The Roton Point natural oyster bed.
on which as many as seventy-live oys-
ter boats have been working for sever-
al weeks. won all used up by the storm
of last Friday Part of the bed was
Wm" wig: Imus at}: the single set
1nr so a only 0. mulled Hill
is now caught. The Bridgeport 01'1'1'1I
was not attested much and the set
111111 is being caught there now in bet»
:Icfr Ithan it was. although not as plen-
11 .
The annual moduli; of the Kiuucilr
tion of 11111 Free Library and Reading
Room of Rownyion will tune place li‘ri-
day evening October 383.1, at 713.0. in
111.: Library Room." those who
signed the book of Cienatitut n and
Bylaws before September 0.1994.
are members ”he Association and
are earnestly nested to Itten ‘the
meeting. which iI‘I.
one. As it will be 331? 'iaat Friday
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will 11151111111110.9 on 0111.01.11 fit 3
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numbers of the AnaoclIiiou 11111111111111
the meeting will in: mhnitiod after. it .7
concert given in “its; iinwarten 1.
t Church udder-t ircotiou of
Russell. M
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its entbnv
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garish Love Song," by Roechei. and
"I'mikttt'l Me Withfi'ghinew Eyes " were
emu 1: ran er Ruth
1110111211, 3115111111111; breaching ‘Rlnet‘s
"Tadentello" in such pleasing fashion
thitt she received" a‘ heit‘rty encore. r1111
accompanists. Miss Teresa Hurt and
Rental Griswold. should chine in for
a due share of praise. as they oontr ibu
ted not a ilttlé to the pleasure ‘of the
an fence. 1 A profusion of chrysanthe
ruins n‘iii'l choice roses donated very
kindly by Mr. T1aeudly. of Brookslde.
greatly added to the beauty of the oc
carton.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Mrs. Isaac Selleck. who bus been
lquite.iili'for the past week. is unprov-
ng
Mrs. Theodore F Shannan. is visit-
ing her uncle. Mr. Brotherton. of Nor-
walk.
Miss May Lounsbury is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Alexander Abbott. in Belti
more.
1 Mrs. Arthur Whitney and Miss Mad
enne._of Stamford. are visiting Mrs.
Henry Whitney.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Grumman re-
cently visited Mr Grumman s rela-
tives in Rldtefield ,
M1111. E. Baxter of Yonkers. N. Y..
visited her cousin. Mrs. Andrew S
Waterbury. the past week.
Mrs. George Tongue has returned to
her home in Brooklyn after 11.. long vis
it with Mrs. Henry Whittle)".
W. W..B llard is putting 11 heater
in his Mani avenue residence. James
Wood of' N roton has the connect.
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returned from their visit with Mrs. E
E Clock and family at New Coventry.
Mr, Theodore is critically ill at his
home in Norotou. Miss lda Langdon
is filling an engagement there as.
nurse
M111. T J.- Mead. Mrs Will La 3-
don‘s mother, and Mrs. limits of
dar Rapids lowa.we1e guests of Mrs.
W. A. L11nsdon.ls‘st week
There was an exhibition of curios at
the Tou'ri Hall as well as a fine New
England supper. Tuesdsy evening. Elv-
on by the Congregationalist indies.
Si'i‘r'l‘ill Davis-n young ladies attend-
ed the big Republican rally in Nor-
wuik last evening. at which Hon.
Charles E. Littlefield, of Maine was
the speaker
Little Mal v Street met with a pain-
ful accident a few days since. She fell
entire 3111er and cut her chin so as to
necessitate the doctor‘s taking three
stitches in ii_ -
The Ladiss' Aid Society of the 0111-.
led Congregational Church is felloitnt»
111g itself upon the fact that the mat
sum of $40 was cleared at the New
England supper recently held in the
town ball.
A steropticon and setroscope exhibi-
tion is being planned to be held in
the town hall 0'11 November 5 11111191
the auspices of Captain John C. Butler
' for the benefit. of the Children 11 Home.
This worthy object will doubtless no-
cure a large attendhncs at the attain.
The Tucker House is undergoing a
number of much needed repairs. be-
ginning at the roof and going down
to the collar of the hostel1'y.'New floors
are to be laid. a new piazza is to be
constructed and the exterior is to be
repainted. The carpenter work is in
charge of Contractor Arthur Wood and
the painting will be done by Thomas
Cure.
The town hall was or wdcd inst
night upon the occasion o the annual
hull of the Newton com-limbo and n
first-class time was enjoyed by all
who attended. The aifnlr With up elab-
orate one Tilt-re who 11 grand that 1111
and cake walk to break the ‘mon‘ptony
of the dancing and the Jehits wei‘e for
the time being transformed into Chi‘iiv
1911151115. The music for die obbasion
was provided by Professor Walker.
This evening the largest Republican
11111.51 the campaign is 1.0.01: hold
at the town hall The speaker of the
evening will be Judge Robert A. Link.
one of the greatest Jurists of the west-
ern status and a man of wide influence
througho t the state of California. his
home. he Knowlton 11111111 Corps
will provide music for the occasion and
the marching club will be present. A
parade will be held commencing at 7
o clock Ind laslinx till 8.1101113 through
the principal streets of the town. in-
dioI are 1111111111 in the rally and a
large number of them will norms-sent.
A return match between al Fits
1131111 11111 brute-111011111 of Hiliandale.
Ind 151' ii‘. Schavoir. 11111111111 Waiter
indent-1i. the professional of Wes
'311111. and Who 111111111111. wAI played
over the Wen Burn liniul. yesterday It-
111mm). 111111an the 2310”" Ifavorable
. ribbon on to p or» p11
lining?” wardens. 13:11 1311007
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”essentialist. Ignite it with
adopt-Icy 11111333111 war
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he showed cousin
the me
All the 1:211:11:
C it Lush of Honiiistead. L. 1.. spent
Sunday hers 111111113 31!"; 0111111011
W.L. Coley and wife have returned
from a as“; within 11:11:11.1: in .1
linen renewing old acquaintances here
Miss Grace Sherwood. 111‘ Chicago.
‘Ill.. I11 the guest of MIisd Carrie bl
Brndley."‘
111111111 N: Taylor will undoubtedly be
the choice of the deocrnis for rep-
reseniutlve
The Women's Beneficent society of
the Congregational church is in sea
nion this afternoon with' Mrs ‘W 1-3,
Lees ‘ ‘
Couipo Engine (311.. will feast it's
friends with chowder. tomorrow night.
Incidentally there are to be some good
cigars distributed with witticiams.
There is a rumor that John Henry
Jennings wants another shy at edicts of
representative for the Republican pur—
ty ills candidacy means a walk over
for the Democratic party.
"The 'kl'f0iin‘1'I for the new libr'ar)
building has been staked off. and there
are bones now that the work of. con
sir-notion will speedily follow The
building will be 301150. with 1111 ell in
front and one in the rear, two stories.
of red brick with'white marble trim-
things and red hints or we roof.‘ The
first floor will provide a large stack-
roon1,delivery room And reading- room.
with open fireplace. tiled hearth and
vestibule. and toilets There will be an
assembly hall on the second floor, with
a stage. dressing room1kiicheu. pun-
iry. etc" a wide stairway loading to
the second story The first fies: will
be finished in quartered oak with hard-
wood floors and beamed ceilings, and
fluted columns will divide the delivery
from the reading and stapkroon s. The
second story 111111 be' finished u not!
Thor's Will be tombininion lighting
fixtures.
HAT MAKING H‘As CHANGED.
Member of First Hattera' Union Tells
of the Old Days. 1 ‘
The followln is from the current
number of the Nat Review; ‘
Thonins Edwards. who has been in
the hat business in St. .loecuh. 1110..
for nearly half a cerium. was a meni-
be.) of what is said to have been the
first union ever organized by skilled
labor} the Hatters Sociou of Great
Britain and ireland. which was organ-
ized in iii-to
air. Edwards hits 11 certificate from
that society which shows that he
had been an apprentice for s‘oven
years. during which time he was per-
fected in all the branches of the trade;
he.» was also a member of the Journey-
man Fur and Silk Hut Finlshers' nsso
ciation of this country said to have
been the first. union here. having join
1:11 111111 association. after coming to
America. in Philadelphia in 1951.
"The, 01111 unions were not like the
present organizations," said Mr Ed
wards “We were organized more to
nssist eacn othe1.nnd there was little
of the trouble over labor matters that
we have now.”
it was. not until he had served 1111
apprenticeship of seven years under
his {other that Mr, dwnrds was rec-
ognized as n man of his trade.
“There are not many young men 111
America today who would be willing
to serve seven years for 1101111111: in or.
der to learn a trade" said Mr ltd
wards We all had to do it in those
days.
"There are few trodes which have
changed mom than tbut ot the butter."
continued Mr. Edwards. "Now ncarly
all except. silk hats are made. by 11111-
chincry. When i learned the. trade
all wu'c made by hand chrything
Connected with but making was then
conducted by a slow protons which
would be 11 surprise to the modern but
manufacturer.
“i was fifteen vours old 11 hon
first introduced to tho misthy of but
making by my father in 1840. and there
were many mysteries about ihcbusi
nose to an outaidor.11ud still arc. Near
ly every hat maker has his secrets. and
Iihese mark the peculiarities of his
tits .
"When I was apprenticed to my in
titer to learn the trade ill Trdticmr.
courts: hair from rabbit and burn skins
with a email knife. The line for was
out from the 1111s: with a large knife
about the size of a cheese knife after
which the fur was assorted.
"The; fur. which is now blown on
bones by means of machiumy. thus
linking the. body of the hat. was then
niixcd by hand and blown on 11 large.
lint table and then formed into a cone
by band 11 piece of cloth being 111111111-
ened and formed into I cone and thou
wottho for adhering when placed
1111111111 11111111 11111111. After the pub.
3.11:1“ "palates 13;: 111111;: was Iwrtui-
1 or c 11 re 11 on
hot 11'1‘1111'111‘ d. 111‘ Iii 16:13:11 or 13111111913“
for. The into theniwout to 1111: unidir-
ed and 111111 1111111111; 11111 1111111111 wins
111111111111 in tissue paper and 111111111111 in
newborns: ready tin; 1.11s retailer in
the early 1111111 stud” 11111111 111 11110
water Inn in ter in alcohol"
ton-«WW
. . one up u
a and one to its in 11119 of Wee Burn.
. The
fmnace heat. and first class plumbing"
wns' '
Wales. my first duty wits plucking the '
toning bats. than Inuit-11 11111111111110 in ‘1
pint can plan a so much
To use again' 11 such
1.
One worn. hair rotten silver 111111111,
Ohio 111 15110111110111“:
And o'n'e to 11111 our foreign trade
By making warmers-oi frees. .=
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Whenever lincle S'am has t1 icd
Free Trade to sure his ills,
Reins grown much wares and had to
Hisu gout with Tariff pills.
A 1111111111.. in the Treadnry
Is not so bad 11 plank;
But left tonne. l'1i rather 111:1:
A surplus turbo bank 1
Upon' this worn out platform stands
The great Esopus sphinx:
He’s for 101) wins in his own eyes
To say just witht he thinks.
Ilati’orm of the' G. O.' P‘.’
is r111 and safe and wide:
And on it stands with folded bonds
A figure (1110' and triedI
lid' 11 sil'oni now. Let those extol
Tho otilce high who will‘
Which lip, oxnltnz whats. 1::- his tuuits.
We love our Teddy—wail“.
He‘s given us 11 new ennui.
The passage to the West.
Sought for by men time and again
Since Colon made his quest.
Tholnborer'g dinner poll is full;
And those with ills to mend
Can lest assured they’ll all be cur'od.
For he’s the laborer" 5 friend.
I‘m: oolm line is fading out,
The negro‘ll get his right;
And pretty soon as time goes on
We won't know black from white.
And now when Capital combines
To ghc the few full sway
Should have the 1iglu of “'11).
Then here's to Teddy with his smile
So brood. like Sunny .flm
Brought up on litirccmivliy.
course
We're going to vote for him,
yes. of
While Teddy rides the Elephant.
To keep the party whole.
“’6'“ (lo our share and all be there
To see him 1cucl1 the goal!
.. K. S.
Bridges and Miss
ThompsOn Mai‘ried.
Announcement is maria of. the mar—
1'iugc Saturday night. ofLee Bridges.
of Wilton. and Miss Martina Thomp-
son. of iii-.istul Mr.?BrIQgeSlsafdr111
or and Miss Tlimubnon is the (laugh-
1111111 Mr. and Mrs irv‘in‘g Thompson.
'of Bristol. ‘ The ceremony occulred
at the. home of the brides‘ parents
and was witnessed by friends and 1 l-
utiws.‘ Rev. George 10. 'l‘y.ler: .133
of the Advent (inletiau uhui‘chf «at
Bristol, porformed the ‘ueremony. Mr.
and Mrs Bridges will live on the lat-
ter‘ s 1.000 new form in Wilton.
COLONEL M'GOVERN TO RUN.
HARTFORD. Oct. 27. ~.~itieo‘ihcialiy
denied that Colonel McGovern will
withdraw from the senatorial contest.
1111 the Republican ticket in the Sm:-
ond District in favor of Morgan 0.
Bulkolcy. in order to allow the latter
to follow Mr. li‘cssenden's plan. it is
piso stated in political circles that the
Democratic state control committee
will make a determined light to carry
the Second district
Lee M ariina
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IBIturiinI. in addition to above 1160 '
it in more sanitary
car flattens the
as shaving so
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: . or quite been. able to meld:
up my mind whether 111111.111 because
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cute them is quite another
thing. . . _ . . '
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and would like to exe- '
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keeping with good taste can be found
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our assortment is so large "Ind var-
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South Nomads. . Conn.
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methods—and ai-
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cry any invested.
withdritwsble at
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authorities upon investments.
State Supervision of New York and
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BRANCH OFFICE. 16 so. MAIN ST.
Resident Directors. Resident Methanol-I.
Mortimer- M Lee '.R L. Gobnm V -
chariot E. Dow John B. Lawrence
FREEDOM from wort-y about your fu-
store—if you. live.
"(DEPENDENCE from we'd"! of your
family—if you die. , . . .
An ENDOWMENT in the Conn. Good.
Life int. .611. gives you both.
FRED I! Fl Lb
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N. smltmaerguem. Special Agent.
UNlTED BANK BUILDING;
SOUTH NORWALK, 01'.
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: onenmzao 113,2.
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capital 311:6. 000.00
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