at she was baptised in custom
creme Sunday
1. in the South N ,_.
4 ‘ trench gathers
ill re being held in the cli-
ot the state by
statio sebum lastmv nlng was
, tended than the alien
r 3.; work was aroused.
, sessim opened at 7: all
art song service. followed by
p re reading from John,“ by Rev.
W.T Duncan. and prayer by Rev.
Mr swim-am. of Stamford The
0 pic i address of the evening was by
Rev. lott F.Tal Talrnsdge. one of the
members of the touring party who was
introduced by. Principal Guniblii'l. who
ms chairman of the meeting. blr. Tal-
ms so is general secretary of the Con-
out Sunday School Association.
but will shortly hand ,in his resigne-
tlun. He announcedthat his ances-
sor would soonbe tiled. ills sub‘.
had was "Connection Sunday School
Opportunity. *
Mr. Talmadge was very optimistic.
“He spoke of the great awakening in
Sunday School matters that had is
ken piece in the last ten years and
added discouragement and dis-
content passed away and that peo-
ple were becoming convinced that Sun-
dbzy school. like the public school. must
glottal“ in the best possible way. Do-
at rtunityasaiiz'th e alpaca“ er. “saggy
one or ay sps n respon -
tr. ’ lie-poled of the gloss touch of
d the duction of the debt
to 81.0. Mr. Talmadge
by sayin that he thought all,
iv the chi dren. but the parents
much interest and
" rum mg gluten and brothers should
come into, the Sunday school.
Thisad address w immediately fol.
1. ti duress on
oedhpon hceo Vs Cradle
MI and the Hollie Department and
m a number of cases where whole
es had been hmught into the
church by these departments of Sun-
.work. She closed by a
gal to people who want
go do ellipse; ing big to go to China or
- ammo as missionaries. to decide to
. dowhat they could right here in the
“alley School. Miss Blwait is a grace-
tul and enthusiastic speaker. She
speaks rapidly. in a conversational
tone. and threw her whole soul into
her work.
At the close of bliss Ewalt's address
, an offering was received and the re
3
91
This showed that there
gore 103 people present including 21
Tolicsrs of the Sunday schools This
Was said to be an excellent showing.
Th socllectlon amounted to about 823.
it will be used to defray the aspen
is! of the tour.
3. The last address of the evening
” W by Ill. 0. Knapp. of Hartford he
is instructor in Bible School admin
,ti‘ation In the Hartford School of Re
a podsgo .nd Educational Su
standout o the Sunday School as
tion. Mr. Knapp is a very fluent
mire speaker and has a bound-
rm
u
saith in the average American
th. He believes that in him are
.1 up all of the possibilities of the
,_ . rs and is willing to stand all the
arms that the young lad causes
loom school because he believer
the boy is b nature active and
("a something Cocoa consequently
speech was decidedly witty and
of the best optimism. He gave ten
. ' wh the boy left the lands
Was it»! lows: y tl
Moot was too policy. the
didn't race the buy: the mus-
. 1 no thengtoachl was to
g 't do this. or don't do that;
was not encouraged: the boy
nothing to do; the parents
. attend: thebey was urged fact
he bacillus a Okrlstian; s d i-
:and cheerful t of Christian ty
heid before
demotion am So 001 “to...“
y they gt
‘ that "Billy” mascarhas
the lilo. with hosting 1
u mlhlmclfi
l. a...
$531.
stalling of: a llduld the
ad by those oi the In no
and that soothed billion 1,
lovers of the ‘delect‘sbl ' ‘
,aho reached the water
{Mo
on". in th
was of the m t s
in eveay peril lav; “ ~ ‘
After the ls’u hing a title lunch was
served to all ‘
yard. and the
As soon as th joiner work is com
pleted she will be taken to the Killer
works in Jersey City and the boiler
and engine will be installed. After
this she will be taken back to Tel ten
villa and hauled out on tbs marine
railway and coppered, when she will
be ready to be put in commission for
the oyster business.
she will be completed by November -1
Those who went from here to wit
mans, n. FF Lockwood. Theodore For
guson.8 . Fchkes. Henry Bosrum
and James Golden. The day was a
most enloyahle one to all.
/ ‘ 1
BUSINESS MEN'S BALI. GAME.
All Arrangements Completed for the
Big Event Next Week Thursday.
All preparations for the blg.‘ busi-
ness mens beneilt ball game are now
completed, and the players who are to
risk their lives behind the bat and
the spectator who will incur equal risk
entire field are all waiting. in breath-
less anxiety. for the weather man to
tshow up good and strong one week
mm
The South Norwslk agregation are
being put through some strenuous
baseball stunts by manager Thomas
Dowd and the Norwalk crowd will be
shown a few “twirls and quirls” when
on the field next week. lisp»
d wishes it expressly stated
play ,hecalilehe lie-is. afraid that Ml,
his team. The South Norwslk team is
composed of boos this business men
and the? are Glover! lawyers who will
provet ispo ti necessary
“Eleven to two. we'll make you look
blue." was what the South Norwailiers
they say they' re going to sing the
same thing. only with the two units
changed to a quarter of a hundred. ids.
pager Dowd stifled this morning that
Blascer and his “fans" would need
something better than Cornell's i(Josh
Cure when t South Norwalk "bunch"
got through lth them. They’ll need
some of "Billy's" best Havanas to
soothe them.
A strong movement is on foot to
have the business stores at both ends
of the town closed on the afternoon
that the mayor of both cities are in
favor of this plan
SlVMOUR—WLLIVAN.
Nor-walk Young Man Marries a Cleve.
land Ohio. Lady.
Norwslir friends of Harold Freeman
Seymour. son of Former Patent Corn
missioner and Mrs. John S. Seymmir.
of Blast avenue. have just been very
much surprised and pleased to learn
that he wss married in New York city
on August filth.
The bride was Miss Helen Sullivan.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Sulli-
van. of clevslsnd. Ohio. The news
arrived through appeasement, cards
from the bride‘s parents.
bliss Sullivan hail been a visitor
in Norwallt and Mr. Seymour William
are greatly attached to her. young
couple have been engaged for some
me.
The bride and room “Milli” that
they will be “at a" after October
felt at Rocklsnd Lake. N York.
where'rr Somme?“ a fir: racettibft
ason nosrw tysBopltsn W
Trap flock Compan
Iir. Seymour ’bsoam mm
am his bride several years ago in
rla
W
Twill/ll lN ill»! MNMN.
Acting chief of 1
it added
it is expected ‘
“their (like
lose some of his avotrdnpols. and hail of
- had to hire some outsider to make up
sang at the game last year. This year crate
of the game for three hours. it is said Gilbert.
Both the Republican and Democrats
at the First and Third Voting, Districts
‘3' which include ilorwall: and But our.
Walk. abuse delegates to the state. so- 2‘
county. «more and ‘
' ‘ The Mount .
”tomb ,.
the town court has» neither ses-
on developed any exciting incidents.
,, ~ 1 The Recommendations. ..
Postmaster icy 8. Keith who
I called the Republican caucus to order 1
was chosen to preside over its cell.
'iberatlons. Charles ill. Curtis. was so-
cmtary. , The soliciting of delegates
was immediately proceeded to with
three tollowingresul
Mo Daria.
Congressionaio-dll. 0. Keelsr. J. Slur.
gas Randall
Gounty—-O. W. Rwymond, A lil. Aus-
ness the launching were Alden Sol- tin
Senatoriaiw-Arthur 0. Wheeler, liar.
l"Profits—issue Selleek. James L.
Hoyt.
In each case the usual custom was
lfollowed out. and delegates were even-
ly divided between Norwalk and
hat Nor-walk.
Former Lieutenant Governor E.
Keeler nominated Representative J. A.
Osborn for the state convention. Jud-
ge in. if. lockwood u’smed Edward hi.
Gorbam for the other delegates but
Afr. Gorhsm declined,
name of Leo Davis in his stead.
Oscar W. Raymond declined as a‘
congressional convention delegate. So-
versl also declined to be a dot to
to the county convention. lnclul
Edward bi. Lockwood. Sidney Guthrie,
Gould S. mm and tester Hyatt ‘
A town committee comprising Fran-
cis leopard Edward Iii. Gorhua and
Samuel Lynss was ele to serve
three years. Outside the ng of the
collection. which amounted to it.” the
business was the
resale the authorising
to' select their own aliens es.
Demeontl s. Subvention.
The convention dole were cal-
led to or'dghy mitieeman
Frank H errill and Councilman Ja-
mes T Huhbell, was selected to act as
chairman. B. C Feenoy was made as-
One of the first things done was the
selection of a committee to formulate
a list of delegates to the various con-
ventions. John P‘. vine, Dr. The
mas F. Clubs and Jon Keogh were as-
signed this work Their recommenda
tions were unanirhousiy adopted and
the following were therefore named as
delmta
State—John J. Walsh, Frank H. Mer-
rill. G. A. Osborn and John Keogh
Congressionalmllhen H Fillow,
John Mono. Wallace Donn. James B.
Senatorial-John Csvanagh. Dr.
Thomas F. Clone, John Device and
u isi.
County-93m Mylod, Edward 8.11a-
thews,JJames C. Oahlll and Ariel Cam-
QNNr rt
Probate—George S. Grumman, Ja-
Ines T. Hubboli. Flerdlnsnd a Smith.
and Wilfred W Morrison
The delegates to the convention held
last night:
First district-John 1“. Device. Jo
slsh W. Britta. Peter B. Kavrmsgh.
d dist “Mr—B. (l. Penney.
James T. Hubbell. Bernard Tully,
John T. Ryan. charles ill. Adams
Third diatrietvoisoaes H. Glover.
James, H. lsgnsr. Horace ill. Dana.
Ferdinand B. Smith.
’Fourth district—Dr. Thomas F.
Blues. Idwsrd P. Henry. Edward F.
Duffy. Thomas F. .dDow d. -
“Fifth district-Wilfred W. noillorrlson,
as B. Gilbert, John O. lio.borts 1
lath trick-John J Walsh. John
Jrederlck Lunduulst. Ariel
lb district-«James It. Osblil.
arias Klusslla. Patrick Walsh. ,
Ninth district—Frank ii. Merrill.
Mamie llssklsl
Tenth district-«Arthur Doulsns.
John Barry. 1
’ SHOT IV UNKNOWN ASOASIIN.
m
.. Joseph Orange Was Walton With His
hwssthsa
when,“ lists! but was
xii meosnds mated ill a Hospital to:
of “1|“th while
”the“ and
State OonvenuoHohn A. Osborn.
the boat will
, an odlcial in
van ligation
dent which
meet. 1
cans. , . -
can _f‘
AI
With nothing but memories of by-
gone days to cheer titan: on, the once
famous Fat idea's Association. now
dwindled to six who have mourned
so much over their departed comrades
that they are seat eligible, held
its fortieth dinner and
on pg vector ayafteraeon st Dcrlon’s
ousting the l’oin t.
The six remaihi .
at the and sea wags,
landlord O'Sulitv ,1
elected cfllcera and
gwere none of‘ the potions gun
used to draw such
when "Jello" Solis ,
heels to all con
loo-yard dash in _, ;_ _ ‘
Ourflouthhlorw 'gbtls
the 'onl man who vel- 1,hb the fella;
vhoma. There
that
The six were all unanimous in their
choice of these ulcers, to serve for
cue y:car
WPresidenlr—Petrick Murphy, of West-
:ZVice Presldcni~Lloyd Nash. West-
”Secretary—Jacob Schaub. South Nor
walk.
Treasurer-Robert Kllck. Croton
Falls.
Gathering around their ogiant pres!
dent. Patrick H. Murphy. Westport.
the‘ heavyweight survivors shook
hands, smiled bravely and vowed to
keep up the time-honored nnnlon as
long as two members survived. But
their eyes were dim and their hearts
were heavy.
The empty seats at the long banquet
table were peopled with the ghosts fl
memory. Silently the six lonesome
veterans plied their knives and forks.
thinking of the good old days when the
Fat uaus Association was a power in
the land. its membership figured up a
total weight 017.500 pounds and its an-
aual clsmbabe vial an established tune
on. ,
Excursions were advertised to view
the monster feed. Thimble riggers.
lug tors and fakirs walled the banquet
be with their tents and sldsshows,
Point to sale in pride and wonder on
the feasting giants.
The real fun came when the frisky
giants displayed their rowass and
aslll in athletic compel tics.
n it”. t a matter «9:.de that the
es mainline! e fliloits‘.o creas-
lsation. trained down has
”of
pounds. uncovered the too yardslo
so 4-8 seconds.
in the high little. the club champion
in the com film of 1898. according to
the oillcla measurcr, rose from or,“
ground a distance of l 34 inches. This
established a new fat man a record.
After a time the notoriety grew on-
pleasant and the modest stalwarts con-
ducted their annual banquets in «on:‘
Yes r by year the memb- p dwindl
under thahsnd death. safetds i't
sis survivors ed ssdll'y of the
old days hm Kerr.
guide? puss; hb’ll of
unit! ill» ,1 m“ “0::
lit-I ”0M 01W
Amos
J
ready as soon as possible.
tiers “g“
Hugs crowds «sanded upon Dorlon’s N
the
Haven: .
Farewell-reward, a.
Williams Enpap
instructor
That the Nutmeg club, of Norwallr.
is a decidedly wide limits and bustling
organisation is amply shown by the
progress It is making, and the interest
' 3 with which it enthuses its members.
Starting with only thirteen members
~snppoeed by some an unlucky hum:
her—a little moi? than two years ago.
it has steadily prospered until flow
the club roster contains more
forty names, with very favorable pros-
Bil
‘ ‘ pact of increasing this number larger
during the coming fall and winter.
This natural growth has necessitated
procuring additional room and as, a re-
sult within a short time. the club will
‘ arson)? the entire third floor of the
sharp block at the corner of Main
and Wall streets. The present quar-
> tors, which comprise two moment the ‘
floor. have been inadequate for some
time sad the other rooms will be made
Even this greatly increased space
will be lnsuillcient and last night at
‘ the regular semi-monthly business
meeti . it was voted to hire the third
floor o the Sullivan block at the cor
nor of Wall and Smith streets for a
gymnasium. This will be fitted up
with the requisite paraphernalia, nus
der the direction of Edward G hic-
Williams, the club's manager of ath
lattes. One sport that..tho club mem-
bers lutend to put much scort in this
scam labeskethail.‘ The team was or.
unised last year, but will be greatly
strengthened fertile coming menu.
which will. be possible. as there is
much good material to call upon.
tir. lchllllams. who is assistant
superintendent of_ the Metropolitan
Life insurance 00m y in this dis-
mix-let. is an athlete and is thoroughly
m'luualiflod to act as athletic instructor
The club is the only organisation
of the kind for young men that Nor-
walk has had since the Y if. i}. A.
became Moot a number of years ago,
and. is recelvénghth’eohsartg ported;
W e linger rs
club mouthwash
looking fors‘var'rl Twitb much interest
are a shore dinner. which will be held
at Gregory's Paint on September 27
and an entertainment for the basket-
ball association, bout the 20th inst.
After last nlg t's business session
the club was entertained at a smoker
by Hamid Bundl who is to be absent
for several men a from town. as he
is lust entering Stereos Institute, as
boken Musical selections were ren
tiered by Willet Ohio ry, Frank Fer»
riss and Harold St. rgs. and ice
cream and cake were served and cigars
pussd around , 1
The present pulsars of the club are:
Maidens—William J. Rider.
Vice-Presldent-ilss Schuman.
Treasurer-John Kline.
Secretary—Ernest 0. Gregory.
FOR. SALE.
sea nun-m wruslmv nan.
reis. Inquire J. F. Ournyn, cor. Ferris
and Connecticut Aves if! it
m CALI—(JWOB as sure
about in heat class‘ pundit ;tirss all
sewn tibia eels-om an; extra armrest
sea arse amp sepa‘ra ensc-
atcr. horn and aids baskets. ngon
string:“ given. , Golwell, 8 Summer St
Will 9:4
ADD]! :2
1800:
work
change for lighter bores.
bibner, s mma‘It
it ham—mull“!
rooms and large attic,
vmmagém lamlot.
'I e
all its Address
'I 00 "8'0
PM! lALIw-OBOIOB BUILDING
lotillilaiidl on Ilmwood Ava: best
residential section of the city: only
use cash required: to right parties
balance can remain on me gs at
5%. and payment made in insta merits.
inquire at Taylor a Golden. so at
NMLt-E-MNI m 80!!!
mm POW"
:9...“
ed as Athletic '
s? at ‘
i ION CALI OI IXBNANGIWOOW
bass; weight
HOV!!!
th and ,
parish to the Herald from Ravens. 0
he. says: col Pine Guerra; leader '0
the insurgents forces in Pinsr Del
1- province, announced Thursday that he
1‘ was ready to begin an oii’ensive csmp‘
alga ssgluat the government. To a con
moon dent Del Guerra said .
“You can tell the noble
that i am going to is the onensive.
if i have not done so already. it was
because Hand to perfect the organise,»
tion and attend to matters which ap-
pear to me of list linportauce. I'shali
not attempt to hold towns or foril fya
million in the hills. I shall continue
to move rapidly everywhere."
“Has the government made any pro
posals of Waco!” was asked.
"onicially nope," replied Guerra. “A
committee came to see me two days
ago. and another of veterans Thursday
Mano veterans are awaiting further
movements. Unless we obtain an no
made no propositions to the govern»
meat. 1 have nolauthorlty to same
conditions of peace 1 am simply a
soldier obeying the orders of the Gene
ral committee, which is merely a rave
lutlonary party. without taking the
form of a government. I obey
gitirections and recognise thdir an or-
y.’
"Perhaps you would, like to know
who is my candidate for president. 1
have none.
ed by the people i would be the first
to declare my allegiance. i will sup
port any man elected. if the American
people had such s. government as ex-
ists here thew wool not let it remain
in power five days."
Mild. TORRANGS'S NEPHEW DEAD.
DERBY, Sept. fl.—Mrs. Torrance.
day received word of the death of her
nephew, James F Preston. at Sarnnac
Lake. N. Y. He was sly-users“.
WANTED.
work at grocery business. ,Apply New
York Grocery 00., South Norwalk'.’ ‘
s l
WANTED—BELL nor an ultra
Hotel Clifford. Apply at once at of
lice. as 3:,
WANTED—EXPERIENC h BRASS
finishers. Apply Eaton. Go e & Burn
.m1CO.. ‘13, Hull R. Bflflflm“
waurawnwssm IANWI TH”
team. to deliver nursery stock in this
city. Address. with reference, 0. it
Burr a 00.. Hartford, Conn. slit
WANTED—THOROUGHLY COI-
petent man to take charge of our coal
yard and shipping department. Ray.
mend Bros
mlddlesged. wishes place as house
keeper in elderly widower's home; no
triflers need answer. Address 0. E.
1111 Barnum Ava. Bridgeport. Cong.“
1 ii i
norable phone they will join its. 1 have ,
widow of Chief Justice Torrance, to.
. Pearson, a hung woman
NEW YORK. Sept. l.-~A callle till; 1. .
this n. and 6
, Tout“ _
North. ‘
emcee; Sept 7-1A iii...
pill: in the John if. myth;
Thirteenth street and Blue leis .
nus, has just taken their seats
when a boiler to the basement 0
ed villi srenort thug: co ,
for never” 610me,“.
nodes from the building and
it" 2“?” $33. “lid"cm'm" ' .
roe n s w 4 1
after the sap csibn. ‘
Several o the pupils
.bruis‘ed in crowding“,o ._ ‘
The basement of the so bail!
eir “:600
if Palms should be elect» . f
aflreinagroceryatore we?
{lesion of gasolehe today. The idler
es of Assistant Fire Chief Barry arse
”Vere.
worsen asunssoraom ml. "
me Been Confined In new-Vera or
gene for Twain Dayam ,
NEW YORK. Sept 7.:-
m0
been locked up in Jam
court prison for twelved days
suit of _a mistake. was re
WANTED—A vouno nail .1'ro a“
was sltiln dismissed the case “
woman. 1:, her did mt little».
stand. A little later. . no
papers were lint bolero ill ill also
a commitment for;
e .
molest
The mistake was
til Wednesday sud
earned. the only
msome gout-t ludlv w
e In in Oil
Pehsmnuvxl iXopoo
Ear who have a Supreme, ‘
led the less! mo
her, so the court on
wanrso -— aunmcslt LADY. "
wasrswvohno numb run
for responsible position. lust have
references. Address D. 8.. lenil‘ugslt
I
WANTIMIRL FOR GENERAL
housework: stwo in family. Appiyr
Iott Ava, domain. as at
wauvso—rmunm AT WAD
biser A Drsyer. Railroad Ave. , at it
WANTIlh-A NORMAL GRAD
uate. to teach several children daily.
Apply Box 383. Daer abet
pars; sue young girls to learn. Apply
at 'f‘rowbidge's bos factory. as it
LOST. ,
LOIT~PO0KWDBOOK WIT
Wgwnlsht. between their“
Ava. Bast Norwsllr.
mmargesmm
Moment '0.
some rocxnrsootc CONTAIN-
iag quite a sum or money and two dat‘lml
ireys. liberal reward for return to
William H.1isrls. in am Ava. um
asst
"if:
Norwslk.
of. Cruise. " ”
var adorn-sane or nvoug. .c
rim
not
Infantile: . mac. 1 1 out
BUJINESB undress
sesame email ‘j x
ml: ,
I p at, SouthN ,
lag. hair curling and s. ‘ ,f
at sea p treatment; '
lpecla ty‘. Use Odell L
a due complexion. 0
“meet. Super-docile ha’lo
marsh—infrastructural) arm ,m
h and soles. 65c v.
diss' heels and soles.
mdn’lhesls
firm“ a
Milled.
hrzlspboiie ‘
0. P .IN 0 T.
W mu v
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