”blind to
I‘ my. nodal.-
u
Mums of Yale. our
sword om. tho university‘s slob"
house. ms also open Ito Yule mod
in brlxbtly _
dud streamers gosv
1 dining rooms wore
wo 'colm-s Yule men
on busy vistory. yet
of Harvurd
enforced absence from
only urged the Harvard
out do rminuiion to out
In opts to win. .And
I‘ll c‘out uncut. on the sta'ndw
Wed to‘ giro heart to the
“ouchfisihgi‘p and cheering
buforwtvss hurrd In the Cu.
new on with 'the -‘ general
I? In today' s contest much
g plitootod do .tho question.
did; brutality from football.
but: from President Room
P osldent Eliot.- of Ilmvard
If cleaner plaving were tol-
rscommcndutions oquuily
til forms of “slugging" and
asosf‘o'f roughness should noI
:tod. do was understood that
i; Elliot would attend today‘s
.‘ eturtpins upon olllciai action
college. but .‘iorome D. Green,
I _ President. Eliot. announced
' Ild not witness the contest.
so for as he knew the col-
hove no omcial representu
iconic to pass upon the
brutality
’cloc‘k daddy the weather was
Itho atmosphere was warm
.' if these conditions con-
task of the players them-
mutill be infinitely more dif-
on uccount oi' the remnnds upon
physique
.lflOthall crowd recotds worc
early in the day with respect
lb flux of people from points outside
New aloud. An unusual feature
he arrival of pariies and indiv-
. ruby speoidl railway cars. M. l.
, is, It, prominent railroad man of
mo. “companied by members of
full dull-1y: A. G. Vanderbilt and party;
l‘tl Mamugci Dean of tho Pul
goo Car Company; W. ‘13.
outlast ’of the Rock island
indr members of. his family.
her of friends were in this
’ board the Federal Expiess.
oil arrived this momlug. were
_ gm of tho Yale University Club.
railroads stole that no pIevious
g, t of the kind has so taxed tron
m mauflw facilities in every direction.
te city the box outs of the Bos-
evs‘ted Railway Company were
I. low to accommodate the in
”crowd dud the company early
ahead to put into service hun-
IZHIYI)! its open curs.
he lineup as annoumsod before
(film was as follows:
.. . Yale.
Gates
Forbes
....... Leftgmud
Center
Flanders
Right lurk lo
wlton ...................
Right cud
Sin-villi
E. Jones
._ Quarterback
tor .......................
.' hell hull lliil'k
_ Right hull him h
L... ....................... Quill
Fullback
dials» Referee M.
is, Paul Dushlol:
Whitinm
ho first time In tho history of
mi linivrruiiy. ludlI-s wore on
. no at lunrhoon in Memorial Hall
diction with ”NI norm- 'I'Iu»
Mil was dororntud with pulmu
Orchestras IIIIIIlouud about
w‘oruI insiruciud to play
pulsations. culturiilgly- the now
sons» of Hurt/«rt. A sproud
lid. in Bander Theater for
Roomo
MI-Clung. .III.:
head Iiuoslnuu
,...-....I.....-.o.-....= .-
You ”save
, ”o‘Month ?.
‘1
I
I
und‘cousider thnt 010 II
-, “only 8! coats 3 day.
Intuition“ u day can be
' “Ilium gimme out of
I slush bloom. I,
tho find vol-II now—by .
adoption with ow
mild: deposition and ..
yum you will and.
i W for the reception of ladies at lupt
. for a \Iindow
I Ilrmud.
. simmer for
bud amusements Wore made until
choou. . .. g
" ..on. oour‘ows WILL. ‘ vi:
W I
‘ :H. w," . .
Admittad to Probate in Westport
. Thin .Morning.
The will of the lath Dr. George 1!.
Benton. of Wostport: who left a be-
quest of $10 000 to St. Paul's Church.
was admitted to probato. this morning,
in the Woutport Probate C.ourt héforo
Judge Bradley. I 'Wllilt tho entire es
Iu'ts of tho doconsod will invoumry ls
n'ot known but it Is believed that it
will equal about $10000d.§td1g‘o
B'rddon has appointed Lloyd as
William .1. Wood on F. M.Sul1non,
appraisers
,«ln nil Dr. Bouton left six public be-
quest. amounting to 320.100. The lur
gout. of the number is the $10,000 one
to St. Paul’s Church. Next comes
ond‘oi‘dfifldd to St Luke's Hospital,
New York This, the will specifloc
is to ho used in founding a mic bed.
The third ln‘Igost public bequest is one
of $3. 000 to the Berkley Divinity
School. at Mlddloiown. ‘ l'l‘ho other
bequests of u public nuiurc III-e fl. 000
to the Wesipoit Freo“ Librmy. $1, 000
III. Christ. Episcopal
Church. Wéstpori. and $100 to the
new Christ Church East. Norwnlk.
It is clideni from the reading of the
will that Dr. Bullion intoudod IlIat his
bequest should be used in conjunction
with that of the lute William K. James:
by St. Paul's parish. DI lloutou wnnt-
ed his monor used in building It chan-
c'ei and choir
The residue of Dr. Bouton's estutc
goes to six nieces and two nephews.
Those relatives are located in New
Haven. Shelton. Derby and New York.
Joseph C. Hyuti, Iownclork of West
port. and EdWard A.I.Nush_ also oi
Vl;eiatport, are the executors of the
w l .
Ilr. Bouion was well known in Nor-
walk and had considerable business
with the local bunks llc was also on
row inii‘mpte twins with the Rev.
Charles M Sclléck uud it was bolicved
that it was through the iatrer‘s efforts
that Dr Bouton was so generous to St
Paul's parish. ,'
Twenty yours or so ago Dr. llouton
was an active practicing physician in
Westport. but for some time before
his death he hud not been in good
health.
FLEET buogs secnaronoens.
Torpedo Boats Left Behind to Keep
UpCommunication.
‘ ATHENS. Nov. ‘ 5.—~I'l‘he inicruuiiom
hi fleet assembled at Pirneus for an
puipose of mukinz u naval demonstrs
‘ Ilou against Turkey in support of the
demands of tho powers for tho ofllcial
control of hldcodoula sailed at noon
today under scaled orders Biiilsh
and French torpedo boots new left
behind to keep llll connuunicullmi
with the floral
CONSTANTINOPI.‘. No o.v 2'».-~»lI h-
persistently rIcpoIled, but not yet c~on
that the Grand Vizicr Fortid
Pasha has been dismissed und lopiuc-
cd by Abidiu Posh, governor-gonornl
of the nrchipclugo. As lhf‘. acceptance
of the «loulnnds of the powers require
scopegoais. more is on disposition in
some quariors to crIIdiI tho report as
being tho .urcrursor of mo ubuudon-
. Input by tho l’oI-II- of its prosoui ulti-
Iudc.
Following iho' lirurodrui which hr
liel whl'u tho Russiun flout made fl
demonstration off the count of Iniadn
in 1903. the sultan bus I-hnruod Vice-
.»ldmirul llusui I’uuho. who left Cou-
sIsuIiuopiu Nov. 23. on a special
Ins llurduncilos. muons
olhor duties. to wIIlconIu tho interna-
tional find with uroupnis of fruit can-
dics llllll chill-ultra. .
...-u..—
Htto's vsmzrv scout.
Gratifying Sum of Monty Mind by
Novel Method.
A “V III Int} Social" wus hold lust ov-
uuiug III Ihr Smith Norwulll Buptilt
Church and n ounsidorubio sum of
humor was uotlml us tho rIIuIIlI The
young builds of tho church. droussd in
whliu rIIrIIII-d Iruyu 'IIf luncv goods
about tho room and sold IlIIdI warns
us did ibII- "I‘llllk‘l‘fl of did. There
wort- l'uill' booths about tho uldouof
tho Suudny school room. At our, alto
solute was sowed. 'I‘hiu was in
dhurnv of Miss ll‘loroucc Jennings nu
slntod by Mrs. Robortuou. Tho flower
booth was in chuxu'of Mrs. s. W. Ad-
onis. The cake booth .wns In ohum
of Mn. Ii C. shoror. and the candy
‘ booth to shame of Mrs. Bert Morgan.
loo croum and coils woru sold during
, the owning and bduiu Inuuin was pro-
vided" by Prof. Dunn. .
”av-WW ,
CHANG: lN UMI‘I‘H ITIIIIT.
The fit. thorns Pulp and Paper Com-
puny hits slrsudy nomad tho fouudm
tloo for the addition to its plant in
Ililmith strum. Norwslk. A new beats
Mos the old smut line st tits out
ca...
7 - , L ’
Al ll cottonwood.
ofthn Norwdi
..I turn“.
I II . .
Wishinmfi. {Sum with I59: Midi“
1
condition mm It
. H‘Mfll‘ “mum
mm Institution.
out to wisntblo its
mound willow
“Cambridge.
{durum
‘ In”
‘yeal‘fi m
0 M,
Hutch survl'tio's blip. The funeral will
be held on Holiday afternoon In ii: 30
from his in immense.
dousbtor of
an occurred.
19 Stuart dyfpniio .
lung trouble. 'l‘hoif noral will be held
tomorrow at 2: 30 Iofclock. from the
_ or, which will Inorom the. output of“ ‘
‘ tho factory. will br- Installed.
As lint} .
now portion of the factory mo
Moog from Wolf stmt. the road will z I
oouoidsrubiii. matting n bi‘I-r '
. In ~
bacillus circulated with him uh
I Incas. under thumb: union of Smith 1&- -
conducting tho business .
. Aftoroo
me out. the
dildo sovod‘ film
or u o
tlnucdyib b
:ndlh mumhiu ms
opouod
odor also. Coco
until five or "it
rho s‘bid out to Still-I
.Mrs‘. Manuel i.
miss Mm .011 OHURAN
"wot ..1“? Matilda Clint-It'll.
r ’u rs.ll‘ronk abut
in; at her home.
11 the result. of
ouse. Rov. George D Egbert will
ofl'icinto.’ Tho lotermdnt will be in
"Riverside Ce
EdWNd Ger ordt} . sud
Frank Chura'n.
notary Oahu sister. Mrs.
u brother,
vivé, tho. docouscd
].I m
n. v Ill
I‘ mot lluNRY unwoou.
Mrs. Henry Elwood wife of Henry
Ellwood of Buffal, formerly of Nor-
wulk. diod‘ sil'dds ly, Tuesday The
funeral services were held in lluffulo.
Thursday aftolnoon MI. Elwood is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius El
wood. of J‘Notvvulk. Ho resided in
Cleveland at one time and now holds
the bouillon month managor of the
Colonial Salt company.
. ..-,,d~I.I-..-Mtn -'
FUNERAL churns. HAMILTON.
The funeral of 1.on HnnIilIon who
was accidentally shot on Thursday
night, will ho hold at '2: 30 o'clock to
marrow afternoon. from Trinity Epiui
copul Church.» Rev. Romilly F‘
Humphries officiating. The interment
will be at ”no island Cemetery. Rov.
MI. Nichols will omoiaie at the
vices ut the grove. m
FUNERAL OF P M. IIEKENS.
The lithium of the into Potdr Do—
kcus was bold Ibis morning ul 11: 'i0
from his home Rev. W W. ’l‘ [)uu-
can oilioiuiod. The poll boar-ms wcrr
members of chasa'l‘rib'o. l. 0. R. M"
A. E. Winchosior. Wultor liull. John
Cromwell and Julius A. Hubbeil.
BREAKDOWN «DELAYED TRAIN.
The train down theIDunbury Divis-
ion for New York. doc to arrive in Not-
wulk at 8:05, was forty minutes into
this murning. ’l‘hc'deiuy occurred at
New Milford. where» the engine broke:
down. Many Norwnlk commuters
who usually take this train. wont to
South Nor-walk by‘ trolley. 10 rutoh ilI
trainon ths.milin lino.
DROWNED IN'IA WELL.
llAlthNTON, Nov. 25.—~Mlss RIICII~
oi Winship. who livod on Ihc form of
William 8. Jones. jumped into ll. wcil
yesterday. Her body was found dur
ing the. night by Coarse Jones. Tho
wmuuu wus till yours of use and has
been dospondent over the death of hip
sister. Mrs. Jones. tho‘ illness of her
hrothcraml the four thin as Ihc monoy
she had saved up was about. all gone
she would become n town charge, Dr.
Hnnoheil. 0i" Winsted. Iho nchlI-ui ox-
snIinor. viowcd Iboihody ioduy.
BETHEL MAN ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
'BETHEL. Nov. 25.-—-—John Mohliu. II
cabinet mukcr. shot himself into a
partly Ilinshod cabinet. in the factory
of the Ellis Wood Working Company
in thui place. and stabbed himaclf ov-
or the hoalt in on attempt at suicide.
and also gashod- his wrlsl. Horn
fused to make any explanation of his
attempt. at self destruction. no will
probably recover.
...-...“.-
GOMPERB is RE-ELECTED.
PITTSBURG. No. 25.—-Snmuol Gom-
pors was today ro-olocied prosldent of
the American Federation of Lubor by
practically u unanimous vote.
Katy—“Millie says Jack tried to kiss
her and she called him down hard! Do
you believe it?"
Tomw'd believe that he trlod to kiss
her you!" Detroit Free Press.
“WI-'li unnox Cuba one of those
“to." ”I hope not." "Why?"“VIlhy.
you Idiot whom would We (at out im-
ported cigars If we did?"-—Clovclu1ui
ladder.
W0
studs.
craft.
W6
«silly
In” on
Double Breasted Suck Suits
of Block.
double brunt-d sack
ormnt tho imt of drown in do- ‘
mundlno thsm.
link allot/lots. «sumo-OI and wor-
untlng will I complain nylon at tho
following prions:
“ .‘w
, *i ..I
‘7»
s I! I...
Our tailors tails Ills unis polls! in
mound time suits that up do In
. showing that». Tiny . '
Lincoln Council. 0. U. A. M. held
a routine meeting inst ovouing.
Ili‘lvo new members word initiutod
into Ophir Chapter. 0. III. 8.. at a
meeting held last‘ evening. A bull
quot was served at tho closo .0! the
initiation. .
Wilbur Smith delivered an lliuu
Iruied lccturo on “Birds" before the
Naval Reserve battalion of Trinity
and St. Paul' s Churches at tho armory
last evening: j
The Phiiaihoa class of the South
Norwalk Baptist Church will meet at
the home of Miss Edna Jonuinxs 8
Henry street, '1‘ bad yovouinz All
members are re (”L-ELI to be present.
Stanwood “limit 9. o In.
at n m'cotlng ho am in tho Gazétto
building. Norwnllc,’ lust ovenlns. outer
Island a number of the grand officers
Addresses words made and refresh
'monts were served:
Kil,LED lN AUTO ACCIDENT.
.IW
‘Wifo of Candidate for Lleutansnt Gov-
‘ gem“. of New 'York Meats Death.
‘ ; Now YORK Nov. 25..——Mrs Francis
Horton Harrison; wife of tho candidate
for iluuisnant gorernor of Now York
int. the lust state election. was killed
.in sin uutomobilo‘ accident today in
iiong Island City.
Mr. and Mrs. L 1.. Scott. of San
Francisco. who were nIcmbors of the
party. were also hurl. Mrs. Scott sui‘
.ferlng inIeInni injuries. and Mr. Scott
having u. Ilb fractured.
' Mrs. Harrison died a few moments
afIcI- the accident. She was formerly
Miss Mary CrockoI. . Charles B Crock-
or. of New Haven. Conn" was also in-
'.'.Jqud
Mrs. Harrison was a daughter of tho
iiuic Charles F. Cropkcr. of San Fran-
cisco,
The accident was due to u brook in
the steering your while tho nutomobilo
was traveling at rapid speed through
Long Island City. Tho chauffeur could
not control the msubine which. otter
swciving from side to side of the
street. madc u shut-9 turn which up
viui it on the pawn
Mrs. Harrison womb lined under the
hcnvy car. whilo tho other members
of the party wars thrown clear of tho
muchlnc Mrs. llli'rrilon livod until
token from under the machine and
carried to a hospital.
Miss COOK TAKEN IN CHARGE.
Miss Mary Cook. of Wilton avenue.
whose neighbors have asked that she
be committed in thostatc insane nay-
lqu. was Inkon to the town form you-
terday by outsel- ’l‘hqmos Motherland
where she will bIIIIEDt'lmfll the hour-
. in: tomorrow morning before the Pro
bate Court.
w”..-- -l-..
MERRY TWELVE WHIST CLUB.
The Merry Twelve WhlsI Club met
at tho home. of Mrs Frank C Bockor.
Tuesday ufternoon. The first prize
was won by Mrs. Edward Becker and
tho consolation by Mrs. William Do
land. of Rowuyton. The next moot.
lug will he held In the homo of Mrs.
McKoy. in llowaytun.
LlNVlLLE, ALAI‘NDMA, BANK CLOS-
WASHINGTON. Nov. 25. ~~'l‘ho
Comptroller of the Currency was ad-
viscd today that the First National
adult of Llnvllio. Ala, had been closed
on the order of the Bond of Dinotors
National Bank Moor 8 H. L.
Cooper has been unpainted monitor.
formw n grout popularity for
sum. and It
in mom that doom mum
o
flit. adoptions! pride in pm'
I
no IMO“; no “is.
Individ-
uun you will , ,
II look pom iv,
u will want somotblpx to molt
Your cmrhs AND normals. Putin A‘No‘ sonarrgoimo
Housofumfsbi
A good instance of s double re-
proof occurred in n Scottish church.
A lad named Mb‘rrywsothor was very
inattentive during the servicc.grostly
to the annoyance of the minister.
His father always Composed himsoif
for a nap directly the sermon was
well under way, so, that the boy
could do ill be likedmithout boron;-
Iai roproof. The minister could stand
it no longer one Sunday. so he
stopped suddenly in his sermon and
sold: “John Morrywenther. ifgyou
continue to act in such an unseemly
manner during divine worship'd
shall tell your father. i would tell
him now. but he happens to be
asleep.“ From thutdayMorryweathsr
senior and Junior usrs' model lis-
teners. ~— Dundee Adtmertiser
15c
MUSIC SATURDAY.
Down the Field; Every Cloud Hus
Slivor Lining. Keep n Little Cosy Cor-
nor. in Your Heart for Mo. Sympathy.
[Wonder If You'Mlss Mo. Heart‘s (by
Chas. K. Harris). theIGrcnlIdler. ‘
And many others.
wu. A. BIIIIIIIIMIN‘S
Oonovan Clock. i“ lfiashlnuton It
“out for Crescent bound".
.... my-“
iiiii‘
I.»- r-wwn- wwwnwm: .-..
ONLY ONE ROAD to a good
name and that’s a straight road.
A straight. unwavering policy
toward customers (we sell Coal
you know). toward quality and
toward prices-an road we have
traveled for more than thirty
years—has made the name of
FERRIS foremost in the Coal
trade of this town.
Speaking of Coal, is yours in
the bin? If not. phone us today.
iii but till it.
...- "Mm.- .
Viii‘i
Items...
Specials .
it In tho custom of tho nook-
wour manufacturers to dispose
of thoir lines of samples at tho
and of each season. Those iu~
oludo all of their vury bout
silks. Wu woro tho lucky bid~
der this sou-on sud offer, you
glyl‘baukuivlnx Day» will soon be bore. I
TRISTRAM oi HYA'I'I ‘
Hit Timu- Both At Doom.
J
the bust nookwonr opportunity
of the your.
360
3 for $81.00
All widths of Md!» Hanoi.
All 60c Inc sold $1.60 bouts.
’i 1a.}
our dinu
nous, t...,.,bof
in...
MIC
xiii DoubloRunstors . ..
guise Giiurggtetl’gah ates 10¢ Corn Poppors 1‘ 2pc
DVGPSB Bil l‘fl “...... 4‘ m “on ...L‘
rumuy Scales .Wo ’T’d “WWW“ cm Mm" F. .1334 gidfi‘mifii: . 3::
Wood Spoons.alldlno ......... do lleamubleaoasters.,.,,, Tn Colddidorsx............1e
Chopping Bowls 19:1 11:17 Doublo RoasternI .‘ . .....1 '
, SPECIAL Pmcné on DINNERWARE a ‘I = “.‘I" "
310.00 DINNnn‘su'rs, 112903 . .......... ...‘.;.0.l:,..'...’..‘.’..,”so
$12.00 DINNER. SETS, 112,903.. .............. ......... ‘ - . . “' ”.75
$1250 DINNER. sun's 112 P08. ... . I .. also
$1450 DINNER srrrs 112 PCS .. , :,... . $10.75
«I‘lglvl.
Irv l:’
.y
You mv punch»: Auvgdmd vou deco. we WILL
woman one soon on st noous WITH ALL rue neces-
Iwuas nacUIneo Iron A NICE HOME. only; not! our}.
pour ALL oooos thI. as omvnto mum. ;:.I'r.'ui
”use: or run dour finic'i you my“ Iuw m couvzu.
iENT mourns AT CONVENIENT mnnvsu ro aurr voun
monument. and AN ACCOUNT Au ' ““ov_ ms no.
“we... or rut KRiEOEN 'co. cannon.” simian Is
Pnovmo soon wouolmt and 70 ms word: or run
Monwnuks AND VIOINITY. ‘
“-—
. .
.Idtbr
33 South Main strut.
"can nnouomolt :0: {do
skins. WAII'I'I. runo‘ N I‘m
‘ nu or Wool. trundle j . do it
rod “William Itrt t'
could 0" or" ‘
costs or
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