l
$3 iroclfy‘
- sic“ Itch-iv dune.
Mrs. HobaNDoer. of New Jersey.
is visiting relatives here
A son was born yesterday to Wil»
llam Whore of Betta“ place,
Frederick L}. Smith caught fifty-two
'smelt in one Afternoon recently. ..
Miss Mildred Hyatt will spend Sun-
day as the guest of Miss Pearl Weir.
of Asbury Park N J.
TheIYokeInates will hold‘ i meeting;
in the Broad River. Chapel tomorrow.
Special music will as rendered
The meeting oi; the Junior Band at
the East Ayenue Methodist Church
lasi night was led by Howard Benedict. .
Charles P Peck has taken a posi-
tion with Mr Pugsiey, the manufac-
tIII'cI of ankle supporters in South
Norwalk
John Eycha, who was arrested here
the other day for drunkenness, was
fined 36 and costs in the town couIt
yesterday.
Miss Elia Biydenbuigh has issued
invitations to a‘ Hallowe’ on party to
be held at her home in Cove avenue.
Monday night .
‘ Rev. D 5 Sanford Lewis, of the Sum-
‘ -merlleld M. E.'Church,‘ of. Bridgeport,
will exchange pulpits tomorrow morn-
ing with Rev. Edward Cunningham.
131.0. Godfrey. of Pleasant street is
making preparations to move to Rock-
ville 0nt.. where he will go to work
to: the Wolthausen Hat Corporation.
which recently moved there from this
city.
The members of the Tuesday night
class and the Ladies'. Aid Society have
purchased an organ for the use of the
two societies. and will be in line the
next class meeting next «Tuesday ev-
cning.
Captain Verity, with the steamer
Addie V.. went to Westport this Inor-
ning, for the purpose of piloting a
large three blasted lumber schooner
up the river there with material for
the new ruilrond bridge,
The cases of Ebenezer White and
Cornelius Henley, the two boys at. the
Marvin school who assaulted Principal
tlumbari, won: in the town court this
morning. They were continued until
next Saturday for final trial.
The smelt fishermen are taking ud-
vantagc of the line wouther to see
what they can catch. Rudel's slip
was well filled with fishermen ycsieu
day, some of whom had excellent luck.
pulling the little fish out of the water
soIIIctiIncs two at a time.
l-Iarric Morehouse, of Winfield
street, East Norwnlk. has purchased It
now twenty-two foot iuunch from tho
llridgcport Launch works. The launch
is equipped with one of this company 5
six horse power engines and has the
IIIonIpany 's guarantee of lime miles an
hour.
The subject of the meeting of the Ep-
worth Leugue tomorrow at the East
Avenue Methodist Church. will be
"Around the World-«Our New Posses-
‘ slons, Hawaii, Alaska, the l-hiiipplnes
and Porto Rico." The meeting will
be under the ieadshlp of John L'Hom
medieu and will doubtless prove very
interesting.
ROWAYT ON.
Extensive repairs have been made
to the platforms about the Rowayion
railroad station.
Timothy H. Poster. of Belle island
and Danbury. is recovering from his
recent severe illness at his home in
the latter place
Mr CoIIIstock and family. who have
been occupying one of ll if. Watcrs'
collages at Hickory Bluil' all the sum-
IIIcr and full. have returned to New
Canaan for the winter .
The water pipes at Hickory lilIIlf
were frozen Thursday night. and ihcrc
was half an inch of ice in water pulls
and barrels all over the place. Thor
Inolncicrs stood at“ " above zero at 6
o'clock a. m
Rising Star Division. No. 40. Sons
of Temperance, will hold an outer-
tainment and sociable in their hall on
Main street on Tuesday evening, No-
vember 1st. Refreshments will be
served during the evening. .
Charles G. Peel, who la a dealer in
household specialties at 8 Kaiser
place. East Norwalk. was bitten by a
dog owner! by August chlil'illmi. who
lives at the David has place in Rowsy-
_ ton avenue. The choice dipped the
calf of Mr Peel’s left leg. but tortu~
usioly did not seriously injure llll’ili"
Royalties Mothudiot lacopai
Chufch. Rev. A. D. Hubbard nor—-
cg class, 9: all a. on. led by
. orton: preadhing at 10:80 y5555 the
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fit. them. salvation by ““55. III-I. Kiuu fifty fourth birthday. and
y zclitéoi, ‘1': 1055:). m5; 3591125?“
'B . arose as e
7' oclock.‘ ‘on the sub act of No-
, of one lance; pr yer meeting...”
or oven
. E funeral all bits. Muslin Frances
l terns hold at a: .350 o’fkétkhyss;
a lei-ho or a o I
hlrm;:ledy rINNIl'I‘ll highland NW
ill
fated and the interment was
ion cemetery. ltowayton. The
. to were George ll. ’l‘racndly,
.; Joseph Brown an Bylveo
050M spit
Sold for over slxt
ltov’. W. w. '1‘. Duo» db
do
ears. be.
In to accol- with the
librhrillii’ of the stats, to the last
Friday evening in May. and that this
your the officer‘s hold‘ over until the
election in May. an as to have a full
year to report in May to the State
Board of Public Libraries --
Danish app noaosou.
Governor Chamberlain has. received
N from the United States government
311-, are on old toIthe Boidiers' Home,
and the amount has been deposited
with the stateitressuren I
Drugglst Siliiman has a very hand-
some display in his show window it
is If large engraved portrait of Theo~
doreI Roosevelt, draped with flags and
set upon a handsome easel.
The Republican Caucus for the nom-
ination of representative and justices
of the peace will be held in the town
hall on November 3. Thomas P. Care
will be- the candidate for represents
tivo and thhre will as no opposition.
according to information obtained from
party leaders of 55bo5th wings of the
. par ty. .
A much needed improvement is be
ing made under the railroad bridge.
For many years this has been a foul
'mudhble.’ and driving has been very
unpleasant on account of six or some-
times cight inches without exaggera-
tion" of sott slimy mud. This has
been caused by springs which are
there‘and after they” are full they over-
flow into the roadway, keeping it con-
t‘inu‘aliy' Iver: ' 'A‘ cement roadway is
now being laid and it is believed that
it will do the work in a satisfactory
manner
.was'rronr.
0. 0. Ozlas and wife. of Dayton.
Ohio. are visiting in town.
John Dwyer and familv have gone
to New York for the winter.
Miss Beatrice Hoyt. of Bridgeport,
has been visiting relatives hero.
Mrs H. Dansmore has returned
home from a visit with friends out of
town.
Mrs. Gracc Kettcl has relurned
home from u visit with friends in New
Y'.oIk
Rev C W. Bnrhydl ‘vvill occupy his
old pulpit in Christ church. on Sun
day. The week following. the new rec-
tor is expected to take charge.
Monday night the Democratic nom-
inee for governor, is to speak in To-
qucI. opera house. Preceding the
speeches there is to be a street parade
with a band.
The troiicv company is at last awake
to the necessity for something in the
line of improvements to the feed wiles
over State street bridge and linemen
are at work setting new poles and
making badly needed improvements.
. There is a decided corner in the on-
ion market here. with the results that
“"Ivhites are apparently scarce. and
the growers are dealing them out in
homeopathic doses with the further
result that a very high price is be-
ing paid for them by the commission
men "Southport" onions, so called
are chiefly products of this town
There is aiwaysia ready market for
the product from intro. whatever the
pi ice . I
LYOND PLAINS.
Services will be held in Emmanuel
Church next Sunday at 2.30 p. m ‘
Mrs. Morris White. of Westport.
called on friends here last Saturday
Miss Vesta lianion entertained
friends from Greenfield last Sunday.
Miss Cluru Bank‘s is in Rldgcileld.
tuning for Mrs Louis Dunne, who is
I:'~IitiIully ill. .
l'l‘llllk liswloyr who had the Inla-
fortune to bleak his leg last week.
is doing its well as can be expected,
Mrs. l. oyb in home flom u
the. works stay in Bridgeport with
her sister. who has been seriously ill.
but is improving.
’lhe ladies of Emmanuel pariah will
give an entertainment and ten ccnt
supper in the chm ch pnrlOIs on Thurs-
flay evchlng. November 3.
Mrs Rose Wilkinson and ldaugbtcr.
and Miss Maggie Macmillan. of
Bridgeport were guests last week of
John Williams and family.
MR8. KLUG SURPRIBED.
Maenuorehorlhnd Diuubtm of Her.
I lrtbdu Party.
Mrs. Anna King. w to of Andrew
King. of fill at. John's Place. was giv-
on a genuine surprise party, in Stain.
ford. Wednesday syncing. by the mem-
bars of the Hermann‘a Costume Mean-
number, the Daughters of Hermann
and others of her friends. it was
she had invited a low friends to her
home for the e ion. bout ii
II. III.. the sinking societies troopod
to her home, serenaded the emis-
hid ally, and then proceeded to hike
reunion of her home. Mr. King
ado things pleasant for her unex-
postal anus and for several hours
the party he a hilly good time Slllfli’lfllIl
using and listening to recital our
gifts were bestowed upon Mrs. King.
menu the guests were:
.an. and Mrs Justus .i‘. Barthel, air.
lira. Wolverine. Mr. and n...
Fred Ottnufruof nation. Mr. and Mrs.
. til
i calendar sesslonrl‘ of thcgtilvll superior
and indulging in other pastimes. Many ,
muscular: Milli. Chit.
illi‘ . ..
Rigel. ”min up
.. Every now and .thgtlt shout
court some case turns up which
shows some‘I of the peculiar things in
lilo Yesterday morning's session was
one of those days andI Judge alias A
Niobium listened: tthe starlet! I:
Input a more the can . the
short calendar list was who on for
the allowance of the account of the
overseer in the matter of Peter J. D.
Peterson and Judge Keeler of Hart &
Kecler in Stamford was there to ex
plain. The motion of itself was un-
usual ‘ ‘
Twenty years ago Paterson resided
in Stamford on the line” or the New
York New Haven and Hartford Rail
road Crimpa‘ny For some reason or
other he bad a grudge against the
great corporation. Perhaps he feared
that it coveted his property. But what-
‘ever it was hated the railroad with
a deep and bitter. dislike. . .
By and by. this hatred grew into iI
mania. .thu trains flow by the house
Peterson would go out of his home
and shake his fist Then he got it
into his head that the road Was laying
Diana to pass right through his prop
erty and he planned revenge; I I
One day he gathered a great basket
of c‘obbi‘e stones and then went to the
fence. to waitI for .the next- train.
When the engine approached he be
iron to bombard the train and their:
was a warm time for a few mintues.
Peterson was arrested it happened
that Judge Hart at that time presided
over the Stamford city court. He held
Peterson fortrlal before the superior
court in Bridgeport.
. Peterson was taken“ to the Jail
and when the next. term of the court
came in his case was called. An inves
tigation showed he was crazy and the
jury acquitted him on the ground of
insanity. He was. then commited to
Mlddletown.
As Peterson had properly the court
appointed an overseer tb take charge,
allowing him‘ $25 a year. After serv
ingI sixteen years. the overseer died
and a new one. was named. The
property was well taken care of and
yielded more than enough income to
pay Stamford and leave II little bni
once. 5
Tito cud came at. last. Peterson
died at the asylum this year without
regaining- his reason.
seer came into court and reported his
account. The figures showed that
there was a cash balance of about .. .3.
on hand after all debts .wcro paid
During the past llll'tlt" years one of
the houses had burned down .lnsur-
once was paid on it. The overseer
rebuilt the house and left tllo proper-
Iy‘ln good hope. He took an extra
$25 for lo king after the building
and the court approved. The account
was accepted and the overseer dis-
charged.
TOURiNG lN THE WEST.
Messrs. Davenport and Smith Tell
GlowingIStories of California Life.
The latest reports fronl Deodato S.
Davenport and Wilbur 1“. Smith. of
South INorwalk. are to the effect that
they have. been in Sculls, Portland.
San Francisco and Les Augelcs, and
are now on the way to Salt Lake City.
From this place they will go to the St.
Louis exposition and spend a week or
two there, They tell glowing stories
of the fruit and vegetables in Califor-
nia. Curnailons.1hc} state, sell six
dozen for twenty- five cents and many
will not bring oven the cost of pick-
ing
.—.—— ——:—
a. J. HILL msvna‘rroso, 5
W
Republican Rally at Town Hall in
Stratford, Monday.
There will be u Republican rally at
the town hall, Strutford. Monday night!
when Congressman Hill will make an
address on the issues of the present
campaign. There will also be selections
by the Tippecanoe oliOrus.
Undoubtedly II large number of
people from this state and other pints
of the congressional district will lil-
tond the meeting to again hear MI
liili. whose discussion of the economic
questions unacknowledged to be fill
ahead of mothers any other public
speaker stumping this section of the
country this campulghh
W
DUTlBB 0N EXHJUITB. WlTH-
DRAWN ‘ "
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 29.0-Thc78ecreiary
of the Treasury has forwarded to Press
ident Francis rules and restrictions in-
tended to facilitate thQ operation of
the act of Congress encdurasinit dons:
tions of exhibits to institutions at vaé
rious kinds. This act was caused at
the last session of Congress it provid~
ed for the withdrawal free of duty of
any articles and materials donated to
"incorporated institutions established
for religious. philosophical. scientific
or literary purposes. or to any state or
municipal corporation.” The act of
Congress states that "the exhibition
bonds alum» on oriniusl entry of the
articles Ire to be cancelled only on
the production at a dance satisfactory
to tho Sedretary on a Treasury show.
ing the donation and the blunt "llii
acceptance of the utilities and motor
I{-
.5 even yum...
A Little 0a “YD” 53“. Many Bantu
‘7 l‘oublh
iii or user ions.
walk
ii no
a millslih m. not excessive or in»:
fund: 5 u: like” "so
Now the over- .
kinds of fruit are left to rot as they -
. Lehigh Coal at $5.15 per ten?
:5 will guarantee curs the beat in the
mlint they have the amber bus of
‘ utf‘o up I; lit
claims therefor ‘shouidibe
ones: at Bridgeport. b II
Thea cases have been assigned to
the list for November 12'” Dominick
Budwicll vs. James li‘. ,
nick Budwlck at ux vs‘
Beck; Mary E. Hewlett
Bucltman at al.-
. STOP T 55A'r, GOLD
or it may result Documents.
ziiiun Balm is breaking
ever tried almost wthout exception.
10.25, soc and nod ocular. The out.
ford. Baxter's and Pleisted‘r's. I
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POOR WHITES IN THE BOUTHI.
M
Bra
A Question A; to What Dill“ Become .
of Them.
CHICAGO, Oct 29w» “it not a dues-
tlon of what shall we do with the no
gro in the South, but What shall we
do with the white man That is the
pioblcnl," said President W C. Frost.
of Baron College. Berea, Ky}, in a les-
ture before the Northern Illinois
Teachers’ Association
Piesident Frost depicted the condi-
tion of the poor uneducated white men
in the mountainous districts of Ken-
tucky. He told what struggles and
sacrn‘lces the mountaineers often un
delgo to get an education. and descrlb
ed the difficulties under which a touch
or was forced to labor in that part of
the country.
The need of competent teachers in
the South is great said Mr. Frost, and
those best fitted to teach the elemen-
tary branches are the ones she can
perform the most good There is a
scarity of elementarv teachers today
because the average pedagog‘nc asplrcs
too high and will not be blunt to
teach the rudiments of res. Writ-
ing and arithmetic .
LA DI E 8- DR. OLDFRAuNOD'I
as. was "dreamers. it...
NEW TIME TABLE SUNDAY.
Fall Train Schedule an Consolidated
Road Does this Effeot Then.
The, fall schedule of trains on the
New York, New Haven and .l-lartiorll
railroad will go into effect Sunday ulld
the now time tables can be obtained to
day. . Several important changes in
trains are reported as going to be
made. curtailing the service some-
what.
DR. DAVID KENNEDY, RONDOUT,
.N.
Dear Sir: -~Somc time since I was
troubled with blotches comin out on
my breast, of a scrofulous CIarnctoI,
and my general system seemed to be
out of order, I was induced to try Dr.
David Kennedy‘s Favorite Remedl.
The first bottle drove the eruption
away and L feel better every way.
asplendld blood medicine. ~‘chriy
S. Eldredge. Rochester, N Y. "
Coal. WWW-“Coal.
TO THE PUBLIC. 5
Why not patronize the firm that are
saving you money? Why pay more to
others when you can get best grades of
We
market. Also weight guaranteed All
coat that leaves our, yard is cleaned
and free from state. a trial order will
convince you we are the only firm that};
keep the prices down for you. N . J ‘7
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Yard‘97v6 5 T4 Soaview Ave. ,
- . BRANCH OFFICE. .
Public Market, 07 Washington Street,
32 southaln Slraet. 5 , - " ‘ 5, “ ‘ .
south Norwalk. South Norwalk. - Conn.
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Association for
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cessity of secondary conversion. and
the expenditures $2.742. til 5
isfactory‘ recur in years
and Walt tfioudflfs5 is one
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You Should Use Gas.
andwodld like to 6X8:- . f
cut: any order. for
Gas Ranges Logs
FIIe-places..RadIat0Is I
or other? appliances
you care to gibe as.
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Every Style
Every-style of wall paperthat is in
keeping with good tests can be found
in our stuck.
Our assortment ilso large and var-
ied that you will have no trouble In
making a selection.
TO ORDER
m
.Window Shades. Picture names.
l
Painten' Supplies. Artists' Materials
IPEOIALO.
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White Curtain Poles with Fixtures,
Cloth Window Shades. fringed. 250
Extenslcu_ and Solid Half Curtain
Rolls. 100.‘
caookaav.
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9 receipts were $2.854. Without the -
To wiggle your gray matter .
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Ammunition ,
Spel‘isllllin’s
, shoes
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Reasonable Prices
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112 WASHINGTON "as“.
Phone 1434.
Edfll Willi Safety 0% Pill llllllllll.
dustrlal Savings and Loan Co are free
frbtn speculative dangersvearn 6 per5
cent. paneling!!!
. . no. profit consis- .
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methods-hand Iai-
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authorities upon investments.
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and
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Charles E. Dcw John 3. Lawrence
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lNDEPENDENCE from want of your
family-4f you die ‘
An ENDOWMENT 'In the Conn. Gon’l.
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FRED ll. rltL‘D
GENERAL AGENT.
N. Smith Ferguson. Special Agent.
UNiTED BANK BUILDING,
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
Bill NANNNNL BANK
IOUTH NORWALK. GONN-
‘ ' ORGANIZED 1882.
writ-I. . ‘
Capital 310000000
Surplus.
.nd'o.boo.bb
Nor Profits. Jacaranda
Collette ”counts of Iridivldu
ufnoturan merchants and co
upon favorable terms.
EDWIN l-f. MATHEWSON. PM
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vice-Prov
5 JACOB M. LAYTON. Cashier.
DIRECTOR. ‘ '“
E. H. Mathew-on John H. Li
John H. Knapp Henry fly
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
Christian Iwartz .l. Wail-co Marvin
. Fred. H. Rowan.
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Your savings invested with the infill:
45 Railroad Ave.,
F. E. LOCKWOOD 8 C0"
"0 factor! 8'09"! for the followup.
automobiles: :1 ..
machines to Interested part)...“
AUTOMOBILES, SUPPLIED AND NE-
, llldtilihl—lill—lui Boiled.
Insures a Warm House. Day and
gate for yourself.
than it Lilliput Gemini.
i IHAVIIIITAKINIIIIIN 1000 J
lfi you would verify abav . V
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SPLOEPSOSITIONG ON AUTOMO- 5
Factory agents for Oadilao-
Retell Hausa?
Imported Liquors, Beers, elm, as well
as all the Domestic Brands, Bot-
tied by thlo case for Earn-
Use. . Irp
Delivel‘edifl‘n of ychargsr I'CNII an
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Telephone 373~2.
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Headquarters for ‘
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