returned to South Norwal to eta or
k H I tic atrb‘et. Stamford,
t ' as even"
Lake Suharto ,. it is Ilroildcinfl‘cioudy
wo'a‘the'r with light rain or new In the
Lake region and OblonValley. This
area will probably more eastward and
this vicinity our be on the southern
waif? of It tonight and We‘d'riesdhy II:
produce considerable cloudy.
weather with it ht fog. but the rainw
fail will creamy be light. A long
It or bi ressure extends front
thus’t'ttte of‘WhHIiinhton to Ka’nsas.
Tomorrow being All Souls' and All'
Saints‘ day. there vii be service in.
Trinity Episcopal Church.
~Oak Chlifoiiiers ad low as 85. 50
at Podmore' s.
Cherish Rolmes of Norwalk. spent
Sunday With his parents R'ev'. and‘
Mrs‘mevl Holmes,’ of Judson Place.
Stratford
one of Mrs,A
:3 .Dickerlnens houses in
‘Wfilmeti "“3 x;..
mLoulIe bod {Daughters of Her-
' Incl" virulent
"i Master
_ Well bodes wil . hold a meeting
k , .W III III ‘I
'Lruhdig'e. of Bethel' spent“
South Norwal If.
‘ it‘ll! Wood Itreet. is re-
covsring from a month's Illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Weeks have moved to
still" h d'i‘a regular meeting to-
Reu ular cliib nldh't of the Knights
of, K Arthur this evening; Room
open from 7: 30 to llrlil o’clock .
The services tit Grace Church to-
marrow. AII'Saints' Day will be cele-
bration of the 3on Communion at 8
unlock and again at ll o'clock .
The South No‘rv'ta'il't High School
football tean'i will go to Nor-walk, to-
morrow afternoon. to play the High
School" football team on the Norwalk
Park grounds. In Wilton avenue
‘-'-SIile of Chiffoniere at Podmore' s.
Old Well Lodge conferred the fellow
crafts degree on three candidates.
last nigt;
ason's
boa banquet. as
are urged to attend.
area. There will
odist‘ Episcopal Church wrll be held in
Samuel Taylor of Quintard avenue".
id nine to be on and at his work once
more after an i! seen of several weeks
following an operation.
Hon. Ebenezer J. Hill will tell oi:
his recent trip to Hawaii, Japan and
the Philippines this evening in Pequot
auditorium in Bouthport.
A special meeting of the South Nor-
walk Union School District will be
held this evening at 8 o'clock in tho
Franklin school Iasasmbly hall.
Mills Florence Mallory, of 28 New
street. Danbury.Ihas returned to her.
studies at‘I‘Mrs. Me'ad’s school. Norwailr, I
after spending a few days at home.
Tbe’WortIIm '3 Guild of Trinity EpisI
copal Church will hold a meeting this
afternoon at 'the home of Mrs Joseph-
the Stillson, No. 73 South Main street
A delegation of members of the Ar
ion Singing Society expect to go to
Stamerd Wednesday evening, to no
tend the concert and ball of the Lieder l
thfel Society. ;
-Mllk 70 per quart from Nov. 1st.
St. John‘s Lodge. F. and A. M.. of
Norwalk, conferred the fellowacraft'
degree on two candidates, last evening.
The Master Mason's degree will be
conferred Thursday night. I
Ben Sudgen formerly of the United
States Niyy will address the Jen-
nings Club of the South Norwalk Con~
gregational Church next Sundav oh
his experiences in the Navy. '
St. Paul‘s Branch of' the Girls'
Friendly Society has planned for a
Hallowe’on party this evening at the
town assembly hall In Wall street. An
interesting occasion is expected. ’I
Miss Lulu Hart who formerly lived
in South Norwalk and who has been
in Boston for a number' of years, has
a time er her home in Ely avenue. -‘
Dennis Valentine and Theodore S.
Tobey have taken their launches to
the shore of the Baxter baseball
grounds. where they will haul them
out for the winter, the same as last
year . I
Bishop Brewster has appointed Wed-
nesday. November 8. for the twenty-
ili'th annual meeting of the Connecti-
cut Branch of the Woman's Auxiliary
of the Board of Missions, to be held
at Hartford.
—-Mr. Surette s lectures on “Modern
Composers'“ begin Nov. 6, South Nor-
walk Congregational Church. Tickets
at the Libriii'les Mr Surettc had 'Ilix
nights a week for the whole session
engaged last April. One reason for
this excessive demand lies in the note
at which he pitches his performances
I on Wednesday. November lot.
,will be held this evening, and the reg-
the church Wednesday afternoon. No.
vember 1st, at 3 o'.clock All mem-
bers are requested to be present.
stsquerade Dance and Supper at
Rowayton tomlght’ music by how’s
Orchestra.
Butler Lodge. No. 97 I. 0. Ft.
planning for a past master‘s night
There
will be six or eight cahdid‘até .for in-
liiation and e banquet will be serv
ed. The first rehearsal of the guards
ular meeting of the lodge will occur
tomorrow night.
Mr. and Mrs. George 1. Northrop.
formerly of Southpori, but now" of
'80th Norv'vaik. are rejoicing over the
advent of a son In their family. Mrs.
Northrop wss, previous to her mar
riage, Miss Stella Jennings Mr North
rop is embloyed by the Standard Oil
Company. in New York ~—-Southport
Icjcrrespondent of Bridgeport Telegram-
nion
D. S. Knight of Springfield former-
ly with the Gilbert Manufacturing Co.
of Ware, Mass. but later of Bound
Brook N. JI, he's taken the position of
superintendent of the weaving depart.
ment of the Norwalk Mills. to succeed
Rhienhoid Schrayer resigned. Mr.
Knight. comes» highly recommended.
lie is a thorough designer in addition
to other abilities.
-—Chilfo‘niers are greatly reduced in
price at Podmorc's. "
Dr. Enlind has leased the Porter es
t'ate at Shippun Point for live years.
and workmen are now‘ making the ne-
cessnry Alterations to convert the pro-
pcrty into I'I private hospital for the
treatment of nervous diseiises and ad
'dlctionsi Having installed a resident
physician in charge of the hospital
Dr Enlind will continue in practice
with It‘ll partner. Dr Geili. on Atlan-
vL'F‘ if. Nether F. G. Hendricks. J R.
Selling 9 -H. Brow. Alfred W
Fertile 2T nilA' C'Bieécltérfi r. and Mr's.
John Kennedy. New York; 0. R.
Wright. J. B. Liner, R. W. Hovey,H
yier,'l,. Headland. Boston: F‘.W
Luau. Bridgeport; i. D Strauss Ro-
cheater; J. F. Rich rds Springfield:
Wli‘ Anger. Providence; 8. A. Vail.
Philadelphia; T. C. Norris. Brooklyn:
.Mahou New Hdven: .l. W. Bai-
ley, Middletown; John D Loomis,
Portland; C, N. Righter. Morristown.
were guests yesterday at the Hotel
Clifford.
SUIT lN CONNECTICUT.
uni—~—
Probeblllty That a Legal Tangle May
Develop.
”and tonight will work the ‘.
all Master Masons I
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies' Aid Society of the First Meth- .
y Washroom other
known as “Graig" silver
Several, .Lwc'iih' y'
are interested in the artisan ' '
The buying of thea factory by the
New Haven liver Company means
much to New'hl HAVIIIL. as the old the-
tory has been idle for some time The
force of ethnic ees will be increased
from time“ to tins? ‘ .,
The factory with purchased from
the W. 8. Burn Company, of New no
you, who now occu py the quarters of
are old Heusaienle ”cesium In Fair
IIven
FOR ALL KINDS OF' FILES.
To draw the fire out of a burn. boa V
scar, or to cure
a out without leaving
boils sores 't'etter‘, F
eczema Andi lI'il skin
and I'Ioalp diseases use Elet‘t‘o Witch
Hazel Salve.
bleeding itchl
Stops t e p‘a'l'n n'st'antly and on on per
manohtly. Get the "DUNN. Sold
by The Glitter-d Pharmacy. 'i
W—
TO LET STEEL ORDER
New Haven Road Will Need Nearly
35.000000 Worth.
Th New York. New Haven and
Hartford road, it is stated, Is in the
mindset for some $6. 000* worth of steel
A spool c for blind
work for bridge construction and
Iin the steel world the placing of the
.order is regarded as a significant fact
thin the management of the road real
fees that steel may become even more
expensive In the next year.
“ Last year the price per ton ranged
from $65 to {70. The price now is $80
to 890 per ton
Sonic 31. 500 000 of steel contracte-
have already been let besides the $1.
250 000 required for the Poughkeepsic
bridge work The rest will probably
go to the United States Steel :orpor
atl'on.
New Station at Waste fly.
The Consolidated road will soon
erect II new sinilon III Westerly. R I.
Several officials have made an inspL-oc
tion of the spite. ‘
FAITH NOT NECESSARY.
You may be Just as skeptical and
pessimistic as you please. Kodol will
digest what ybu eat whether you out
or not. You can put your foot in Ii
bowl, pour a little Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure on it and it will digest it the
same as it will in your stomach. It
can't help but cure Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. , it is‘curln‘g hundreds and
thousands—some bad faith and some
didn't. Kodol will cure you If medi
cine can cure you. whether you have
faith in It or not. Sold by The Chi
ford Pharmacy. "
sI-Iok's LINE wear.
. M
Gang of Twenty-five Men Laying Four
Tracks.
At Cullford a gang of about 25 III-
bulurs are engaged in four tracking
the Consolidated railroad bemecn
Guilford and East River, a distance of
a little better than two miles. The
work is being posited along an fast us
possible and by the latter part of next
week the task will have been compict
edWIth the completion of this task the
work of further installing four tracks
will be abandoned until spring. when
- plans for the continuance of this work
. will be finished".
The newly installed
tracks at these two stations will be
used as side tracks untll the four
tracking ls completed.
A switch house will be erected at
East River and will be finished next
week.
3—...“—
NEW OUR! FOR CANCER.
All surface censors are now known
to be curable. by Buokien's Arnica
Salve. Jae. Walters of Dullleld, Va.
writes: "IL lied a cancer on my Ii
for Years. thit' scolded Incur‘able, til
Bucklen’s Aruide.‘ Salve healed it and
a nd pro rudin piles.
II
, naIll who spent the summer there.
. sun: in small towns. Mr. Barnard has
fail There are artists.
'Il newsliuper writers.
and a lot of others who do things over
there The post ofilco folks here to
sort so many i' mous names every day
that they malaise they' In reading“
Who‘s Who instead of arranging
mull. I
To begin with there‘s Charles Bar
and liked It so well that he's going to
remain for the wintcl. Maybe every
body uoésut kri'ow who Charles Bat-
hard ls.’ but over body who is anybody
lériewa about “ Iry Down East" I'Ih‘ti
Char cs Barnard is the Inan who
Wrot it. That is only one of a mod
many things he has done Be Able
wrote the “county Fair. " which had a
his run in it'II‘ any and is still run-
also written a number of books.
Among them being “Knights of T0'
day," "A Dead Town" (written long
before he ever saw Darren) "The SD-
pl'ano." "My Ten- rod Fa'rm," and
“Light? He is thither a lecturer of
some note, and In spI'te of “way
DOWn East." and the' County Fair".
is recognized as an authority on sci»
entitle subjects. That is something
that Charles Barnard has been They
don’t know all this over in Dar-ten, but
they do know be Is somebody, because
the post odlce people haxe told about
the mail he gets
Stopping with Mr, Barnard is Bron-
son Howard. Durion doesnt know
him either. but the world does He
has written a big bunch of plays sev-
eral of which barre attained great. sue
cess. Anion: them might be. mention-
ed, first, “Aristocrat-y," for that Is the
play with which the. opera-house here
was opened. back in 1893. He allil)‘
wrote “Shenandoah,” “The chriei»
ta." ”Old Love Letters." “Suratoga.”
and many others. Several of the
plays have had long runs in lmidoii
Mr; Howard is now associated with
David Belasco in bucking the theatre
trust. ,
Jean Chamblln has recently taken
a house near the Bernard place. and
intends to winter there. Jean Cham-
blin is an actress of much note. Her
name has not yet appeared in the us
ricn Review but the files of the Clip-
pcr are full of her. ,
These are a few of the recent nddt
tions to the old 'Iown’e hall of fame.
but there are several others who have
been there for some time. Down near
Noroton, for instance, is Floyd
Triggs, who draws funny pictures for
the New York Press. Tire pictures
are always labelled. ‘ You will find
Trigg‘s name on the editorial page of
the Press every week day. and Sun-
daysyou‘will find it all over the funny
pages. Mrs. Trigg's sister lives with
them, She Is. Miss Overly. and is a
well-known artist—outside of Dar-ion.
A shert distance from Trigga's pincn
livcs Samuel McCrca. He is a paint.-
ere—hus works in several art. galleries
He occupies the old Hacker place, and
is not a bit. afraid of spooks. for in
his back yard Is buried the father of
Father Hacker, the noted Puullst
priest.
Robert Hunter lives at Ox Ridge. lie
is very celebrated since he married
Mildred Phelps Stokes. He has been
so prosperous thaI be has found time
to write a book called "Poverty." The
book is well corned. Don’t read it, or
you will think you are very rich. no
matter how poor you may be. Mr.
Hunter is now stumping New York
for Hearst and fur his brother in law,
Jame's first a Phelps Stencil. who has
Just bought iite island.
enema IA
I cthliibutin;I to th'Ili‘d
‘ line or not lead. be round never 1 who
and bottling the deep water mussels
y to so
ro‘veH profitable whites.
ll“ much for that can;
y or i will give employment to
bar of men lid lull besides
was a sure road tort"a house. A man’
of reputation and experience II the
were willing to try conciu billi‘ with
him. but: dk'ad upon liters healer as
his associate and. securing part of
the Lewis oy'ster plant th s stsrted
the project There was at that time
no question of doubt as to the success
of i. e project for it caught the popular
Inn y at once. but the unfortunate ac
cideut that robbed MI"; Wheeler of his
life. served to and the business and
the venture was for the time aban-
dolled.
Mr. Porter has always intended to
revive the luminous, but profiting by
experience he has bidcu his time
chiefly for the reason that he desired
to acquire certain deep water land for
growing and others aimed to circum-
vent that project. Within. a compar-
atively recent date, however. A. Wake
le'e, who is one of four Strnttord men
comprising the comphny,‘ succeeded in
purchasing from the shell fish com-
missioners s, section of land In Pom-
peii, comprising 200 acres and the
nucleus for what will be' an ac-
tive enterprise was formed. -
More Than Speculative.
Thercommissiouers. had their sur-
veyor on the ground and It has been
regularly laid out, duly deeded and a
receipt in full for" the property Is In
the possession or the company This
robs the project of the purely specula-
tive or imaginary and as several hun-
dred dollars have already been ex-
pended iu land there. as well as some
60 acres" acquired off Brauford it. can
be seen that the enterprise has start
ed in a thoroughly business like man
ner. -
Tempor'aI ily the company is pickling
in II building on the Wakelee proper
ty. foot of Broad .street. but the pres-
ent facilities do not begin to meet the
requirements and work was begun Ie
ccniiy on a two story building with
annex for packing and sterile “rooms
on Wukelec Point that will enable thr-
company to produce 300 bushels of
prepared sea food daily. The main
building is to "be two stories. 20x40
fet't used for n storeroom above. with
an annex 20x20 feet used for a steam
room and one 10:20 for the packing
room. There are to be benches for 30
picklers and all the nrodern applianc-
es that will insure speedy and ther-
ough works introduced and these are
many as compared with the enterprise
is years ago
Four Boats With Grains.
In addition to the working force in
the factory the company now has four
boats with their respective crime on
gaged in dredging and already em
ploys about" 40 persons. it. Is conti-
deutly expected that within a year
over 100 han’da‘ Will be on the payroll
of the company an item of more than
ordinary importance for Stratford. .
New persons are fully conversant
with the Iinurdel industry or know of
its intricacies. While the product can
be grown and dredged here it is nec-
essal y f0I its propagation to plant the
seed in shoal water. but shoal water
mussels are just the kind that will not
be used for they are unsatisfactory
and unhealthy and the company
makes a point in emphasising the fact
that only blue deep water mussels
arc to be used. which is easily disem-
iblc by examining the product Later
In the season the company plans to
increase its ramifications by engaging
also in shells and shellfish and still
another specialty that It is marketing
today is clam bullion.
South of Milford.
The Pompeii beds are located south
of Milford shore. 'and at low water the
depth Is not. under so feel, a ositive
assurance shut deep water ussols
alone are redged I
Two floats one with a capacity for
500 bushels are to be located off the
factory for the storing of stock and
the company is prepared to meet all
' til bchwb as that gain and bold 'ptlbliei’l’ coalition Tel
tell you at the very beginning of a season that we Iwill sell you honest I?”
.to-date merchandise at less than the coat! of its production would lbs
fence to your intelligence.
apparent. To tell you that we have good reliable merchandise to .
at a fair price is to command their respect which Is always due to a
rut statement. After all, its honest anode at the fair price that most. 9
are looking for . You get both here. ‘
EAR
CLEAN cerrou "ms wrnga ”Migrations:
FILLED. COMFORTB. lit 1 b
L ‘ Underwear out t he can e
These items will fatal-en: you Just a: this store to your entire “mm
this time. Th0 winter 5 °“ .“5 a a Never has this section been in be
“5 V9” be“ shape to cater to your needs. I ,
Silkaline covered comforters. tilled Men's medium weight shirts. dog
with clean white cotton. at $1 each. drnwerts part ,vwlég :‘Jh‘ittles crmnh lb, ~
‘ n . co or one on or c I,
While cotton n g" ”ml “my wk and with suspcn‘der tapes, for 50c .
garment. , Jr:
The Improbabiiit’y of the thing would
aline, covered comforters. for $1.25 ea
Largest size s....aline covered ccm- White or natural color men's
and drawers In the medium or
fortors rated with downy white cot
ton. in light and dark colorings, at tween seasons" weight steam fibril
on, and guaranteed non- shrinkable
$1. 50 each.
Finest quality French sateen covcr- wool for .1 the garment _ .
Men's winter weight underwear,
ed comforters, sewed or tacked; new.
the white. natural camel hair or
dainty designs in the coverings. at $2
.wool; steam shrunken, tape coversdI
e.ach
Down tilled comforters, covered wlth seams, suspender tapes and all the.
goes to make up the very best values,
dainty figured French sateen. very spe.
ciai, for $3. 60 each. from 31 up.
"cg-85 Weehmeton Street.
"‘IaIl Merchandise
When you are ready to consider the question of new Fall
Winter Underwear, Warm Fabric Gloves, new styles in S
Waists, etc., we are ready to discuss these subjects with you.
We are prepared to fill all your wants in these lines and til ‘
qualities and prices are particularly pleasing.
N. EBYAN,
86 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
LARGE ASSORTMENT CE READY TO WEAR
TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED IIAI
S. S. TILLOTSON, ’
80 WASHINGTON STREET. S'OUTH NORWALK. CON
Lifi‘t Blame It All
0n the butcher
it may be the cook—but we’ll use
a chance on that, for we know on
ments are A1. tender juicy and do;
licious. How would a. prime reset of
beef suit you for today' a dinner.
J. W. DODGE.
Successor to Jacob Scheub. .
22 Waehlnolonstreet. 'Phone 32232;. -”
THE' PARIS CLOAK ANDL Ls'uIT noose. .
33 South Main Street, South Norwalk. ,
;l‘he cheapest house in The Nomaiks because we manufacture our own '
goor s
Wulsts 30c up; Coats, 84. 98 up; Skirts, $1. 98 up; Rain Coats, $10. 48 tip‘ .
Suite, 017. 98 up; Evening Gowns. $26. 00 up; Furs at all prices.
LOUIS UDELMAN CLOTHIER AND FURNICHEN:
126 Washington Street. Next to Post Office, So. Not-walk. .,
Clothing and FIIInlshings us all prices. L'
We sell for cash and save you mo re than double.
Come and be can?
vinoed. .. ‘
' LOUIS UDELMAN.
mm---
EYES CHHHHI:
Often one attributes a
AND GLASGII ”LII? II CHANG, ,
aoooaom'tltv.
lack of clearance or vision to his eyes V
‘flll'ltl
Public '1 ,Mhi'lrat
There is a strong probability of Ihe now It is perfectly well " Guaranteed "we” "0!“ MW 0" when MI gleam m “0'in lesions. Would it not be will to
bsolutely roaches the musically lbs Infants and children.
Hiiitlgated nd iii In legal battle between the heirs of Peter cure for cuts and sum. 26c at F‘ H ‘ yam ”g. “9mm“ 5
‘ a’ e ”Mi" lIorIIlard Ronalds and Miss Elisaeth Baxter'ri. South Nor-walk, and E. P. 11'.“de a." “W” M“ A ”JAN”! To ALL. ' IT" (all '
llaSttnightS heavy fosl. had the I‘d-N] Etna"; to the mum“. on by'thng WGGQ". NOl‘Wllk an.“ more" no “qgo‘giiltit lfllgalplg‘fifinlntnlmd WITHIN!!! e . ‘
'til'rlit o sending many fishermen out bel “we; erred {II-am _..I...;..._._..._._._.._ Be W. F m 1'?" Pill .sry isers hose . , , ,4 "
a morning as fish are supposed to Newtown. in that;’ event ta: prelimi FITTING OUT MEN TO GET WORK. u“ , ‘ °“’ " ° " ‘N no mild “d '3‘ 6 ' aG 30" L
We Wm‘ ““15““ 3“le aftera heavy nary cl'hdh will I e place fore WII- (waded Daily Tel rapb.) WM“ 4 “9'3““ that ““de ““0““ "M“ ‘ f ' " , " I " ' '
frost at this time of year. Smeltal‘ll it dude law iirmlil.’ er» At lair highl'p Im t g of tho ‘ "I” "it“ 990"“ W” “m" “mm" ' ' ovum. 0mm. L ’
biting good at the head of wmmigw ”31“ Will) It probatié W- effect, while siren people say they . _1
Cove. ,
CHALLENGE F1ROM ERANK IAX-
Frank Baxter ls seeking the Worst
case of dyspepsia or constipation in
South Norwalk or vicinity to test, Dr.
Howard s new specific for the cure of
those diseases.
So confident is he that this remarks.
hie medicine will effect e lastin‘g‘ cure
in l" short it e, that he offers to re.
cessfu'.
In order to secure the quickest pos-
sible introduction Mr. Baxter will sell
a regular llfty cent package of this
mod out at he .8
Tlili- ‘ fll' pf” ' Bollard": will
speci lie of
cure sick headache. alley feelings.
constipation. dyspepsia and all forms
of malaria and liver trouble. It does
not simply give relief. for a time; it
makes pennanent‘end‘eelhplete cures.
WWW
SPECIAL
ALL THIS WEEK.
sham. scum cunnb IIAI/Is
' rattler srzn.‘
.130 lb.
amine ream arses-r.
e men y should it not be use ~
lilo appeal frcn'i
any I gon‘ision‘which h‘etmtlght renner
won t ow I. e u o e super or
'oou‘rti ingflr idxpdxaml tight for
the vast estate. which“. linih every pre-
mise of becoming a famous litigation.
will take place in Connecticut.
A deepatch from New York says:
That there will be more Irouble over
gen ill Conile‘ctlbui‘ or in No
Mr. Ronalds claimed a mi-
dence in Newman. Conn. Most of
his property, however, is located in
New Yo rig.
in can the will should contain a
provieibn in the oath rd
,tste it would not hold good In New
:Pforcigo ti t
n nose It s
sweeper-Ia duh
fortwoorIt
‘ WIN” in
‘m e'ei
while In boiler to. b“?
rich hbf Mi'iil Shi'ite.
the laws of that
Attorney Edger abuses ,
counsel for 1thlrif’gm h lr
meet to II We
It would. however. hold. (add ,
Willi all of estates .I
the itrill ‘
smiles ‘
gimme. board of gunrdl he an applied-
bn‘ was received. from an Inmate of
the work-house, named Kennedy for
a set of false tooth. The uppiicurii
stated that being toothless he was
unable to get work. it being stated
that a set would cost six guluese it
was decided to see whether something
cheaper could not be obtained. A
week or two ago the board paid three
gdineas fm II raids nose for another
in o to. enable lilmutour :J’flli, bull
5;ka fig some Iimf Ni" loudly II.
all ed with car for
"0 same DufDOB'B
obstruct“- . ,-
Charming
Chocoiatfe- . '
WNW
.e,
MR. INCIRBCLL'S AIDS.
lie-Appoints All the Old Officials in
His Department.
Uommistlouer Colin M Ingerm'lli. of
the department 01. real estate, right
of way and taxes. of the New York,
New Haven. it. Hartford Railroad. has
re- appointed the following men as part
of his staff: William Beadle as rent
agent for New Haven. with ofilco in
New Haven.
If. to. Manes who has been In
charge of the beaten renting depart-
ment to be In charge of that depart-
ment.
l. M. star rte be right of way enginn
ear with ou in New Hayes.
' .u teatime as real
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such as existed for some years. anti
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bill Town Hall; of Standard.
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the platform arose straight to thrill
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