Chisel“! 3C
it... shift. onto
* 15c
E. K. BANKS.
, ,‘Mahnkomo Hotel link.
to Ind 41 w»: Wuhlnoton Otmt,
" south Norwnlk.
....... ~. ., -m_~
. commends}.
For Norwalk and 'vlciniiy:
and 'nilkbily warmer tonight and Tues-
day. The area of high pressure and
low teniperatures continued in the‘
southern sections. Fronts were re
ported‘ as far south as Montgomery,
Ala. A slight disturbance is central
over, Lake Superior, hut pleasant
weather prevails generally in all sec- ‘
tions east of the Rocky Mountains.
Conditions favor for this vicinity plea-
sant weather with slowly rising tent-
peratllre and increasing cloudiness,
Dennis (lornian. of Bethel, is visit-
lag the Misses Rochiord, or Hanford .
Place.
There was a general getting out of
overcoats and winter suits yesterday .
morning.
Palestine Castle and Douglas Fow‘
Ier2:Post will hold regular meetings
tonight.
John Tryon, of Scymour's store,
start/ed on a week's vacation. this
morning.
Butler Chapter, No. 38. R. A. M.,
will hold it
tomorrow evening.
St. Joseph's T. A. B. Society will
hold a. meeting, tomorrow evening, at
the rooms in South Main street.
Miss Josephine Abegaii Root,
Hartford, Is a guest of her nephew,
Horace H. Root, of 8 Brush street.
Work has been started on the new
ritie ranges til the basement of the
Second Regiment armory, New Haven.
-Come to the pancake social at the
let M. E. Church, Well. eve. Oct. 25th.
Mrs. J. T. Prowilt will entertain
the Pine Ledge Whist Club, at her «
home on Elmcrest, tomorrow after-
noon at 3 o'clock.
This morning, the coldest so far tllis
season. a burei‘ootcd boy was about
the most uncomfortable looking per-
son on a main street.
Mrs. A. A. Grey, oi’ Ilaviland street,
has returned home from Dayton. Ohio.
after a two monihs‘ visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Adams,
Miss Helena Keane, of Bctllcl, who
has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert 0. Mitchell, in South Norwalk,
returned to her home today.
Some of the stores are showing mill-
iatnro jack-o'iantcrns and other nov-
elties for liallowc'en, which will come
on the last day of this month.
Miss Edna Wighaln. teacher in tho
Stratticld district, spent Saturday and
Sunday Ill Norwalk with her parents.
Prof. and Mrs. H. B. Wigham.
’I‘hc chimneys of the Mallory place
in West'arcnue have been removed,
preparatory to the removal of the
house by its owners and the erection
of the new high school.
Charles N. Dunn, of Bridgeport, has
filed a voluntary petition in bankrupt-
cy with the United States district
couri. His liabilities are $3,817.20
and his assets 81,2i8.33.
bliss Anna liuwxliurst, of Norwalk.
who has been spending the past week
ill Soulbport 'us the guest of her cou-
sins, the Misses Hawkins, West Main
Street. has returned home.
According to The Commercial Rec-
ord there were sown salts of real csv
late in Norwalk. last Week, with mort-
gages of 34,750. For the lilird week
In October. lililrl, till-re were four sales
of property. and lilortgagea of 85.550.
The Danbury. Ridgoiicld and Port
(‘Iicalcr Railroad project In by no
means slunlbcring. Engineers arc-still
at work on the line. They have prac-
tically completed their survoy and are
preparing the figures obtained by sur-
vey.
ers. .I. W, Silldwell, sold last.
week to David Pollard, one of the fill-
cal
ital initiates,
Fair ‘
stated communication,
of
I
MEIGS G 00., BRIDGEPORT.
ford. yesterday,
the social in basement of let iii Ii.
i‘hurch. Wed. evening. October 25th.
iiulicr is selling for only 26c a
pound at the New York Grocery i‘om-
party‘s. Utllcr bargains Ill ud. llelld
ii.
A meeting oi the Sunday school
choir of the South Norwulk Ilupilsi
i‘hilrcll will he held at the church
this evening.
A meeting of tho lruslcl-s and dull
coils of the South Nol‘willh Iltlpiisi
(‘Ilurcll will be ill ld illlllili'l'ilw'i'l't'iiilit:
m the church.
The case of ohu licllu. .Ir.. charged
with brunt-ll of lllt' lll‘ili’i‘, was Ill llll'
town court this liioruillr. and a build
or 86 was forfeited.
The suit of Iiisliop & Lynw. llallllisl
Saturday before .Iusllcr oi the [More
Henry E. l“i‘i’l‘lll. was continued for
lwtl months. 'l'lll‘ lli'lioll is ill rt'l'oi‘lrl‘
Krillilch it Illicit (lrnnd pisuos..w0'
lilaby (lrnud). she also sold one of’
A lliecling of lbe (Hill-lid Board of
John Magner was a visitor in Mil-
l.ouls ilalsum, which was i-clurnuhie‘
I
. .~ all“
t b,‘ r,
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MEIGS & 00.. BRIDGEPORT.
’ NORWICH VIA—Mrs“ MONEY.
—————.
i If League Reimbureel Them.
C There will be a meeting of the Con
m-clicul baseball league lllaullgcrs ill
Springfield lo-dny. Cornelius ilanir
llcr, owner of llll‘ New litlrcn fran-
»cllisc. will not lll‘ on hand. as he
iclninis that he is oilt of baseball for
, good.
it is understood that all application
for a franchise from Waterbury will
be made, and that ill order to act the
‘ Ill-ass (‘Iiy into the league, llll' malla-
.gl'l‘s oi" the Norwich club will have to
he paid lln-Ir price.
j Word was rt-ci-ivod from Norwich
Iasl liiuhl lhal Manager George A. Ar
Icll did lloi cure to sell his lrulicllisc
Illnloss pllid Il Ntilll which wuuld cover
‘llll‘ llloilcy the Norwich now-clots
zi‘lilliil liley have lost during ihc past
5083”“.
A BPLENDID IDEA.
l A new idea in it Cough Syrup is all
rauccd in Kcnuedy’s Islxnlivo Honey
laud ’I‘ar. Ilcsidca containing I’Inc
I'l‘ur, Honey and other valuable rctnc-
the celebrated Slcrllllg Pialionio now. the Firm Methodist (‘Illlrch will he divs. it Ill rendered Laxative. so that
nylon Iiouc lollipully~ No. I.
| .,. v-i oi' the pastor, llcv. W. W. ’I‘. llllill'iiil,:I‘i‘iii‘ililllllii of the bowels.
mam” Ii ”mm.“ mm mm H who ll attending the coufcrcncc aiilll~
word from R. Ilium-nu Kinney. who in
at the Masonic Home at Wulliugford.
that Mr. Kinney was much improved
after his recent very serious ilinollll.i
hold this evening, nild ill the absence
OHM It Bridgeport. will he presided
over by Charles F. l'llillilt'il.
Mr. and Mrs. (”ironic l'. Robbins, of
and that he expected to (‘flllli' to South I’clhtim. N. Y.. and Mr. IIIIIl Mrs. P. M.
Norwnlk. shortly, on a visit.
The plans for the annual meeting
of the Norwalk Hospital Association
have again been changed. The meld.
his will now be held this evening at
it o'clock. in the rooms of the Norwalli
Club. The directors will meet one-
half hour earlier. or at 7:30 o'cltlck.
A prominent hatter laid today that
the condition of the betting trade lit
the present time almost. seemed to
indicate that business would limp up
good right through the usually dull
season until the next trade opened.
The trade In keeping up in remarkable
shape for this season of the year and
has not dropped off all it usually htlit‘
done nbolu the week of the Duubury
Fair.~«—i.lanllury News.
ALI. ’mtiil Wank.
SMALL SUGAR (WIRED RAMS l
FAMILY BlZE’.
12c lb.
Public Market
II ”WM MAIN OTRIIT.
.lohllwll, New York city, coliipl'lllrd
ll tailydio party at the Hotel i‘iiitord.
yesterday. The plriy had four hand
some horse-ll. a team of blacks, one
army and one boy horse, and a couch
mall and fooiman,
The governing board of lilo Norwelk
Yacht Club held a uiclviilnl tinliirlhty
evening at the office of Coolidge A
Lyrics, in Norwalll. Vice-l‘olunuulore
Howard Ii. Housman prolddcd in the
«licence of Commodore .iumcu A. Fat--
tell. who has returned to Brooklyn
for the winter, A number of hills were
ordered paid. and routine business Willi
transacted.
The errant of a man unmcd Fulton
lit the Morrlll case. til'illlitilll interest
once more In that t‘oiunrkuhlo shooting
alfair. and as a result inquiries Were
once more made it the (tumours rue.
Idenco regarding Mrs. Morriil's (‘Gllill'
lion. The information was itivcu oui
that Mrs. Merrill iii in lilo bust of
health and has fully rwovcrcd from
her experience.
Several bushels of post curds were
received at the local post office this
"mining from the Pliisiicld exclusion»
leis. fiatulday. It seemed as if uuluy
people had just made the eitl'lllititlii
tor lho purpose of snarling home curds.
,They. addressed them upon counters.
alll‘iOW chm, ultimatum CW?“ held them
till shield walls of buildings and var.
in“! other vital.
its use Illsllrcs a prompt and efficient
It relaxes
the nervous system. and cures all
colds. croup, whooping cough, etc, A
red clover blossom and the honey bee
in on cvory bottle of the Original Lax
lilivo Cough l-iyrupmltenllcdr's balm
livo Honey and TM. An ideal remedy
for children. Mothers praise it. i;
ill bout tor all. Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy. "
NEW TOWNS TO BE CREATED.
WASHINGTON. October l28.-TWo
towns, for which the United Hiatus
Government will not In sponsor. will
he created next month In Southern
idulio on slit-s which now are an alien
lulu tiesurl waste, Names already
have ill-i‘ll chosen for them. Heybur
for the first. which ofllcially is to be
erected on November iii. and Rupert.
for the It‘l’tmd, which is to be created
one week later . The two towns will
be sewn llllll‘hi apart. trillion of town
loin will be conducted under govern-
llll‘lli auspices on the days the towns
are erected. The lots or ll be sold to
lite highest bidder. Whil this. country
is now 11 «learn. iI iii expected that
the great irrigating canals which the
government is conslrucllux ill a coal
in excess of Sanitation will motto it
very prolluciiVe. The towns are to
ruled on llie recently constructed
branch of the (trench Short Linc
llai'rllllli.
countess “aggro users all.
ll.
8?. Pa’rnltsltilhtl. October tile-—
The Countess Wills. wife of the Ru:
luau peace pienlpolehtlary. was pro
sealed to the empress today.
I
‘ wichomekro newcomss.
it?
.. ,. ..
a;
‘ as cost
H Li 3.
If you look in
showing of the new models
bounded popularity.
only superb grace. of line.
If you will step in and
or douIlIe—l‘lreastcd models,
. i'cw rcady~to-wears can stand.
All Wool Suits From $1 5 Up,
Fully Guaranteed for Satis-
factory Service.
Wc give you choice of the new grave in narrow,
and wide wale worsteds; grayish mixtures, 5111ch and‘
overplaids; the new green clleviois; fest-color black.
and blue clicviot and worsted.
Varsity Suits Hit off the Taste
of YoungMen to Perfection.
Full broad shoulders. wide collars and bull dog
lapels, deep center or side
top. Not freakish, but the limit of style. $15 to $25.
Good business suits-“in fancy cassimercs, wor-
steds, tweeds and black tllibet, made right with our
' label, $10, $12, $13.50 and $15.
Our covert top coats, medium length black and Ox- ‘
ford coats. and long rainprooi‘cd coats present the dc-
prce of: overcoat elegance which most men affect, but
at modest priccs-$1tl to $30.
Full fillings, llats,.slioes,
MEIGS ll 00.. BRIDGEPORT.
~-Ilot pancakes and no, mm,“ m ! Directors May Sell Baseball Franchise, Dinner Party Given in Honor of Mr,
and Mrs. Wade 5. Cook.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Stone gave a
dinner party Friday crvuiug at their
lltlllll' lll ()l‘t‘lltli‘ii sin-cl. Ill honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Wade 5. (look. who
have rcccnlly taken up their rt'NlIltlllCt‘
In Norwulll. Those present were
Mr, and Mrs. Fl‘tlliii Andrews, of [hill
bury: Mr. and Mrs. i‘larcucc, Non-Ian.
Miss (‘Illirlollc lil‘llllllllilll, Miss Mili-
llic Ulll‘lll.’lllt‘l', Miss Mona ’I‘ul‘lor, of
Brooklyn. lllld Mrs. J. S. Warren. oi
Iluullury.
After dinner lilo evening was Hill‘lil
ill music. Mr. Nowlilli rendered vlollll
selections ilt‘t'llliilllillil‘tl by Mrs. No\v~
lull: Miss Taylor and Mrs, Siono
were heard Ill din-its; Mrs. (‘ook sang
a solo, and Mills ilrullllllull led the oil—
lirc gallicrilig Ill rendering it chorus.
Mr. Andrews took it llllfillvllglll pllollr
graph ol‘ the party.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPBIA.
Mrs. Franklin lluilh, of New Castle.
i)cl., any»: "I suffered for years wlih
liyilpesia, used to have great distress
and belching. I tried everyihlng I
would hear of, bill nothing helped me
until I look llrazillan lililiu, and one bit
cent brittle cured me maiplctoly."
For snip by it. II. I'lnlslrd. Ii‘. II. lisx-
tor and tho Clifford Pharmacy. ”
3U“ GREENWICH.
Hattie o. Oimetud Wants $2.000
Damages For Cheapo of Grade.
llutllc (l. Olululcud has brought null
ultimo the town of Greenwich. Sill‘
dullmi $2,000 dilatation. Mrs. ()Ilnliil-tid
allugcll that she owns a house which
has stood for 200 years along the
highway in Greenwich. On April 1.
ii) 1. she declares the town changed
the grade of Hill highway in such a
manner that tho road Willi auroral fool
above the foundation of hcr lioullc
him alleges it"ll ll‘ up my wall
llrcally Injured lbl-lchv. he null is
returnable lo the NDVl‘llllll‘l' term of
the lell Superior Court.
A CARD.
'l‘hlil ill to certify that all animals
are authorised to refund your money
if Foley's Honey and TM fails to cure
your cough or cold. It stops the
cough. heals the lungs and prevenlm
serious results front a cold. (lures in
grippe cough and prevents pneumonia
and consumption. Contains up up-
iates. The genuine Is in I yellow
package. Refine substitutes. sum
Ill. Piainled’ll min: Biol-o. *-
MR8. LEACH DIVOHCBD.
Judas fluorite W. Wheeler. of the‘
Superior Court. lids granted a decree
of divorce to Adella ll. mach, of Dan-
blu-y vii. John 3. learn, or New Mil-
ford. fire. wall claimed that her
our windows you’ll see a fine
One reason is. they are more
eye—winning than arty other ready—io-wear suits shown
in town—«t‘llore swagger in set, longer coats than last
season, so cleverly cut that there is no baggincssw
INCORPORATED ""wm
husband mail It" All?“ l0, ma
Popular
which are winning un~
try on one oi’ the Single
you’ll put it to the test
vents; trousers full perry
for man or boy.
I:
MEIGS &. 00., BRIDGEPORT.
TORE MUSCLE FROM ISOCKET.
William O'Brien Injured at. Princeton
in Football Game With Buckneli.
William O‘iirlvu. the South Not“
walk young llillll who Ilaltel'cd Iiii
iown ulld pleased his friends by Illilli-
lug llli' 'vorsily football .clcvcii .iil
I’rlum-lon, playing right cud, Io llll'
Motion of ”ID coaches Ill spite of luck
oi’ Weight, is til present Ill illc hospi-
lal. as the result of an accident lit the
lint-knell gullle of last Saturday. It
looks as ihollxh he would liol lll' tlllir
in not In harness again. and will thus
llt' deprived of lllc distinction of play
lug the Yale Kiillll' on November is.
lil lllt‘ garlic nil-illloiicd Will trio
lilockilis. all l‘llll on a punt. and he
lwisivli his llilt‘li ill rillt'll ll position
illui a muscle was torn l'l'oill Its soc
lii'l, It Is possible lliut all operation
will have to be perforated Ilcioro hr
will in» Illlll' to gt-i oili lluulli. tie it‘
at present In a harness on his back In
the Isabella Mciluull Iniirlllurv a!
Princeton. Willi ilu- llt'lil of u pth-y
he is now Hill" in sit up ill bed I'
is very generally wished ill town that
he will got around quickly illid be
able to will fresh lIiilI‘i'lH for llilllscll‘
and town on lIlo 'I‘Iui-r eleven.
are those lines front J. H. Simmons. of
Casey, ill. 'I‘lilllk what liiiuhi have re»
suited from his terrible cough if he
had not. taken the medicine about
which he writes: "I had a fcarlul
cough, that disturbed my night‘s rcsl
I tried everyilllnu, lull nulhing woulc
rclievo it, until i look ilr. King’s New
Discovery, for Consumption. Coughs
and Colds, which completely cured
inc." Instantly relieves and permit
bonny (luri‘li itll throat and lung dilig
ellllcs; prevents urlp and pneumonia.
lit F. ii. Baxter's. Soulh Norwalil, and
Ill. 1’. chd‘;. Norwuilt, drlluglsls;
tunruulccvl; title and 81.00. A trial
bottle free. ~ “
COLONEL SUOHER'B CONDITION
GRAVE.
it was mail-ll at the Grace hospillii.
New Haven, yesterday ullornoon tlillt
(lolonoi Theodore ii. Sucher. who is
III itl lilo ilisliluiion. with typhoid fu-
vcr. was in it very critical condition.
The omriaiu there while not willing It.”
~siale that. the patient iii past hope said
that they considered his condition to
be very serious. This change in Hill
condition oi iloiollci Buchcr places but
ifllamlml for recovery very lunch below
what has been looked for In the last
few days, fllllmllitll for a wool: he has
been said to be in a very serious coir
dItIon.
w~I~lo one would ever be bothered
with constipation if everyone kill-W
how naturally null quickly Burdock
illood Bitters regulates the stomach
and bowels.
NORWALK’S as
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f V
an...
DRY GOODS HOUSE.
4, ital
T
m
fence to your intelligence.
ilpparcni.
l‘lil statement.
are Iooltillg for .
CLEAN COTTON
FILLED COMFORTS.
’I‘Ilcso Ilcllls will interest you lost at
this time. The winter showing Is ill.
Its very best.
SIIIlalillc covered comforters, filled
with (flt‘ilil white. cotton, ill iii ouch.
Willie cotton lllll‘il extra heavy silk-
nIiuc, covered comforters, for $1.25 ea.
Largest size s....aiino covered coni-
i‘oril-rs, llill‘il wilhplowny white cot-
ton, in light alld dark colorings, at.
$1.50 cut-h.
Finest ollality Il‘rcuch sateen Cover-
ed comforters, scwcd or lucked; new.
dainty designs in the coverings. at $2.
each.
Down illlcd comforters, covered with
dainty figured h‘rcncli sateen, very spe-
cial, for $3.50 each.
You gcl both here.
. . l. .9. l' ‘ ‘ ‘ 0
' "lli'l‘iliSlC lifl‘lilil illlil ii {iii l'I‘ICil'
. . , _
. 0
These are the walchwords that gain and hold public confidence.
tell you at the very beginning of a season that we will sell you honest. lip-
lodaie merchandise at less lllun the cost oi‘ its production would be an of-
'l‘he improbability of the thing would be too
To tell you that. we have good reliable merchandise to otter you
at a fair price is to command their respect, which is always due to a truth-
After all, Its honest. goods ill. the fair price that most. pellpie
To
THE WINTER UNDERWEAR
FOR MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN.
Underwear outiitiini; can be done ill
this store to your entire satisfaction.
Never has this section been ill better
shape to cater to your needs.
Men's medium weight. shirts and
drawers, part wool, white or natural
color, tape covcrcd seams, gusscted
and with suspendin- tapes, for We the
garment.
White or natural color, men’s shirts
and drawers in the rhodium or "be-
tween seasons” weight; steam shrunk-
en, and guaranteed non-shrinkable
wool, for St the garment.
Men's winter weight. underwear, in
the white. natural, camel hair or red
wool; steam shrlulkcn, tape covered
scams. suspender tapes, alid all that.
goes to make up the very best values,
. from 31 up.
83-85 Washington Street.
86 WASHINGTON ST..
'" Failherdhandisle.
When you are ready to consider the question of new Fall and
Winter Underwear, Warm Fabric Gloves, new styles in Shirt
Waists, etc., we are ready to discuss these subjects with you.
We are prepared to fill all your wants in these lines and the
qualities and prices are particularly pleasing.
N. E. RYAN,
SOUTH NORWALK.
or. bleach All
On the Butcher——
it may be the cook~but we'll take
a chance on that, for we know our
meals are A], leader, juicy and de-
licious. How would a prime roast of
beef still you for today's dinner.
J. W. DODGE.
Successor to Jacob Schaub.
22 Washington Street. ’Phone 322-2.
JUST THE ONE WORD “COAL"
HARRIS &
OUGHT TO BE ENOUGH .AT THIS
TIME OF THE YEAR TO BRING YOU iN WITH AN ORDER.
BY THIS TIME EVERYBODY IN THIS TOWN OUGHT TO KNOW
THE KIND OF COAL WE SELL. AND THE WAY WE HANDLE IT.
IF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED US, GIVE US A TRIAL.
GANS’ CO.
use: Assosmeur
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
SPECIAL CAR TO CHICAGO.
General Manager Higgins. of Steam
Road Off for Week's Trip.
Private Car No. Hill. of the New
York. New Iiavou & Iiurlford rail
road. which has hitherto been ruled by
First Vll'c-I’rculdclii Todd has been
prepared iil iltti New Hith‘li lel'lllinal
of illo road for a week‘s trip in Ulllifli‘
to. for ilclierul Manager ti. lilauills.
This car lcit lltc Ncw Iiavcu sla-
iiou yesterday afternoon wltIl Mr.
iliggiuu' party, and was transferred
at New York to the Pennsylvania rail-
road.
BOME BEABONABLE ADVICE.
It may be a piece of silpcriluouu lul~
l‘iltc l" urge people lit this season of
the Year to lay In it supply of Chain-
berlaln'll Cough Retliedy. It In almost
sure to be needed before winter is ov-
er, and much more prompi and satin»
factory results are obtained when tak-
en all soon as a cold is contracted and
before it has become settled In the
system. which can only be done by
Ilsepiliit the remedy at hand. This
remedy is so widely known and so at.
touciiwr trend that no one should hes-
itate about buying ii. In preference to
any other. It is for saic bv Slillllon-
Powell Corporation, Clifford I’harmth
cy. Zeitfuss Pharmacy. u
it isn't every man who ill compe-
tent to enjoy a competency.
Doll Gil-liens. Doll Garriages, - 250
Edison latest Records - - - ,350
Edison Phonoglaps.
tiemsiiched Paper. Highland linen Paper - 250
COMPLETE LINE OF INITIAL SEALS.
HAND COLORED POSTAL CARDS.
LOWNEY CHOCOLATES. ‘
NELSQN’S
OF READY TO WEAR
nurture AND UNTRIMMED HATS.
S. S. TILLOTSON,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Keves Vice caseioenr.
New Haven Man Honered by New
England Journeyman Plumbers.
PROVIDENCE. ll. 1., October 23.-—~
l’llillil wore perfected Ill this city last
night for the permanent organization
of New Engiluud Journeyman plum-
bcrli. Delegates front 38 local organi-
zations were present. The officers
elected werezw-I’rcsillcni, ’I‘. ll. Mad-
dox, Hartford, Conn; vice president.
John (3. Keycs. New Haven, Conn:
treasurer, James Shields, Boston: neo-
relury, Charles l.croux. of New ilri-
ion, Conn.
A PLEASURE TO ALL.
No Fill in as pleasant and positive
as lloWiit‘s iJllIn Early Killers. These
Famous Little Pills are no mild a rd cto
feetlve that children, delicate allies
and weak people enioy their dietitian!
effect. while strong people Ill! they
are the best liver pills sold. hold by
The Clifford Pharmacy. “
NEW HAVEN PHIUIDINT.
Connecticut chapter of the Ameri-
can institute of Architects hold its an.
nual mccllug Thursday in the cities of
Davis & Brooks in Hartford.
The following officers were elected:
President. 1.. W. Robinson, of New lla-
ven; vlcomreilideul, George Keller. of
Hartford; secretary and treasurer. W.
(l. ilrocllleshy of Hartford: director.
Charles 0. W’hitmoro, of Hartford.
7 shoe Titans ‘ ‘
Norwalk Chronicler