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I116 Bridge Marcy.
woman “I 83pm.- mom.
. . .315 maximums s'r.
TIL mu 496-2.
Mrs. W R. Carr in very ill at her
home, 19 Seaview avenue.
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Attorney John Keogh was a visitor
in Bridgeport, yesterday
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Reynolds are
the proud parents of a fine nine pound
boy, born yesterday.
Ralph Bennett returns to- day to the
Philadelphia Dental College, where he
is taking a course.
Lewis W St. John has just purchas-
ed a handsome Swampscott dory, in
which he intends to install an engine
Rev. Edward Cunningham will leave
today for his vacation, which will he
spent I11 Ohio, where his son resides.
Rev. W. H. Thomas will have. charge 9
of the services at the East Avenue
Methodist Church during the vacation
of Rev. Mr. Cunningham.
Misses Victoria and Louise Kos-
mecki were the guests of Miss Daisy
Pack, in Bethel Friday and Sntur
day, and also attended the Danhury
Fair, Fri.ay.
The Grace of Giving was the subject
of the meeting of the Epworth League
at the East Avenue Methodist Church
last evening The service was well at-
tended and enjoyable,
The Colonial Foundry and Machine
Company. which was compelled to sus-
pend ior a couple of days to await the
arrival of a car load of iron. commenc-
ed work this morning again.
The winter schedule of services com-
mences next Sunday at. the. East Ave.
nue Methodist Church. All the even-
ing services will begin half an hour
earlier. The Epwortb League meeting
will be at 6 p. m. and the regular
service at 7.
The offensive smoke which fills the
eyes. nose and mouth. as well as the
houses over the river. turning every
thing on the clothes lines into what
looks like polka dots, and requiring
them washed all over again is still in
full blast. and the people are wonder-
ing whether there Is any way to stop
it.
The pomernt1iun.lug handle quad-
rupted. which for the past three years
has caused so much distress among the
aged, Infirm and sick people. has gone
nobody knows or cares where. and the
people from whence he came will be
able to enjoy their rest and peace of
mind I11 11 way that they almost had
given up over expecting to.
The delegates will leave today for
the Advent Christian convention In
Bristol. which is to be. held tomorrow,
The report delegate Is Frank 1’. Self.
The other delegates are Oscar Partrieii.
Mrs. Thomas Walsh and Miss Jennie
There are also delegates to
the Sunday school convention. and it
is believed several other members of
the church will attend.
Little Reggie. whose handsome iacc.
winning ways and droll remarks. eu-
dearod him to the. llt‘lii‘iil of all the
women and children on the Randall
Circuit. has left grandma's and togeth-
or with his parents gone back to hunt!
island from which they originally
came. Reggie had 11 name for every-
body. Mrs. 0. he called Sweet Honey.
bcr ulster Aunt Aggie. and her mother
Mrs. Acabc. while Mrii. Dink, Aunt
Mill. Mrs. Damon. and Lelia and Lurch
comprised his little circle oi friends.
while the bulldogs. Teddy Ind BcrItcb.
will mliui him very much in 111011: ways
than one.
Weekly bulletin of the Eaat1Avcniic
eihodint ill lIcopal Churchm-Mnnday.
p. 111., m Ofil’iiiil of Choral Union
111 south NWWIllt i‘oiigmgatinnui
church. Tuesday. 146 p. 111.. risen
electing. led by Janis» l. Hillttllillhlltiil
Tuesday.7 :46 p 111.. i’hiiniim Class
111 Mrs Goodncil'r, t Rowan street.
Wednesday. Ladies Md. Wodnuduy.
1;.1611 m. .P. 61 6.111611: 1“ Ft
Seymour I. Rowan street. Thursday.
1:46 p, in. prayer meeiln, led by
run“. H’silriiim. hid". :46. Jun-
ior Bum The Romw . It Thomas.
1111.. will prslch in the East Ivonne
church Sandor next. Ml notices tor
the pulpit should be handed to b. n.
Fuwbu- or Ambrose Carpenter.
Captain William Kellogg. the van-
flirt-some fisherman who will 111116?!
In our rod further but thou any man
in the Itching the. will be 14 years old
this month Ind while he in In gamer
an ever admits that lie his is lit- dorm
11 little longer Whoa I no no work
no who“ butcher trade 111M114; ($111“.
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yoguglliulloé pumstsiwyggeol horses
In I
h 1mud met I am who noun piles
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villas attended the circuit
It 1111161: Front; Within» m ringimo
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quent dist you III
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waiter. undertook to capture the 66
prize altered to any body Who would
ride the male. As soon as Bill mount.
ed the animal laid down and tried to
re] dyer him. But he climbed on his,
neck and sat there. preventing the ani-
mal from doing anything. Whittaker
was puzzled and instead of owning the
corn. slashedaway unmercltuily with
his riding whip, much to the disgust of
1 people in, the. circus. and an Kellogg
looks back said: "i helluva i could
have linked him. and that is the only
thing I ever regretted in my hie."
At the morning service of the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church.
the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
W. Nichols received the rite of bap-
tism and the following persons were
received from probation into full mem-
bership: Adeline May Armstrong. Ha-
zel May Banks. Gladys Leola Banks
Archibald Ernest Greenwood, Freder-
ick Greenwood Emma Louise Keene.
Charles Dutcher Miller. Edna Louise
Stevens John Harvey Stevens, Wil-
liam Silas Stevens Mrs. Clara Schnei-
der, Albin B. Wallin, Fritz Lewis Wal-
lln, Grace J. Whittaker. Sadie Amelia
Whittaker, Charles Clarence Whit-
taker. Emma L. Parsons was received
by letter. The Sunday school showed
the fruit of Rally Day in an increased
attendance. The Philathea Class is
now settled in the room generously
vacated for it by E. W C Cunning-
ham s Bible class. The Junior League
had a lafgc attendance yesterday. The
members listened with great attention
to one of Rev. G. E. Egbert‘s “taking"
addresses to young people. Mr. Eg-
bert. hit the nail on the head. sending
truth home to the hearts and minds
of the Juniors. Miss Parsons, the su-
pcrintendcnt. has cause for congratu-
lation 011 her success with the "Juniors.
ROWAYTON.
The ladies of Reliance Hook and
Lutidcr Company will hold a special
meeting tomorrow night at 8 o'clock
at the headquarters in Rowayton ave-
nue.
There has been enough frost to open
the chestnut burrs. and the p1ospects
for a large crop this year seem excel
lent. Walnuts and butternuts are de-
clared to be scarce.
David Albrecht. who is well-known
as a popular vocalist, and has been
frequently heard I11 liownytou. will go
to New York next week. to commence
a series of voenl studies,
Although the work on the client
tions to the Methodist Episcopal
Church is progressing rapidly it is not
anticipated that ev'clythlng will be
completed before the first of the year
The improvements. which i111 ludc prac-
tically the rebuilding of both the
church and clinpcl will cost upward of
610.000. and the structure will be the
handsomeat of Its kind in this section
Our 25 Cent Sale.
3 pkgs. Oat Meal. 10c size... ..... 26c
3 cans Evaporated Cream, 10c size. .260
7 cakes Acme Soap ............... 25c
6 pkgs. Matches, 5:: size. .......... 2.30
Nico largo Sweet Potatoes. per pk. 25c.
Sl’ECiAir—Rcd Onions, per qt. 5c
Robert Smith
PhonI 261-6. Row-yin». Conn.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
The contract for the erection of the
{Inc residence to be erected at I'nllct'
tlcr's Point for John l). Crimluhis, .ir..
from the plans of Architect (1. E. Wood
63 William street, New York. has been
awarded to the W. A. Smith Building
Company of Bridgeport. The house
will have an exterior of stucco. 'i‘here
will be a large nuiubi-r of rooms
which will be finished in hard wood
with seieral mnntcis and fireplaces.
and every modern convenience will be
provided, with electric lighting. The
heating system will probably be hot
witicr. The cost. will be In the neigh-
borhood of 635.000.
MA specific for painwDr. Thomna'
Eclccirlc Oil. strongest. cheapest lini-
llicnt ever devised. A household re
mody in America for 26 years.
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GLENBROOK.
Muster Clarence Lewis was lender-
1d 11 pin-111111111 surprise party by his
iiii‘llilii. I-rltluy Waning. at his home in
Crescent street. flames and dancing
were culoycd. after which refresh-
ments were served. Those present
were: MIIIIINI Marguerite Lewis, M1112
Ion Jones. Melissa Smith. Ethel Slau-
mm. Miigircd Thompson. Resale Rcw.
'i’hyilbi ’hllipu. Estelle Cave. ltuih
Dayton and Messrs. Clinton Law-
rence. mVI‘NIH liryami. Howard “IIIIA
nail terli Walker. lioword liuwiey.
James flew. (‘hnrlec liawley. William
iiryIns, Earle bromiield.
The annual meeting of the Glen-
bronk Improvement Association wan.
held Thursday evening. Considanble
interest was shown by the members.
and plans for aggressive work during
the coming winter were (unturned.
The following animal were elected
for the smiling your: President. l1”
M. iiuwley; vice president. .1. P
Lewis: treasurer. w. A. it liawiey:
secretary. It. ll. Fliziiimmonii: repw
isslflalivw in Stamford Rural Coun
cilll‘ ilswii-y R It. Fltzslmmons.
hart Walker. Robert Orr and J. R.
.1411le. An elori will be made in in-
oreIIe the social features oi the as
Isolation it. was suggested that tittl
hoiaeetlngs be htld at the homes of the
members Ind to Invite thti Indies in
Join. believing that they will be at
help and benefit in every move
lilit I"111117 be made to improve Glan-
o .. ..
WESTPORT.
1 ppm
4 Miss .1111... Jedhlugh leitcd Dunbury
‘ lair Thursday.
Mrs G B Bunnell is entertaining
relatives at her Farms cottage.
Rev. E. B. Adams occupied the pul-
pit in Weston Congregational Chuich
Sunday morning.
A number of new books hdve been
t1 um the Reading room.
Plans are about, perfected for the
coming i‘iromen's day. here and the
event. October 11 will be a red letter
one in town. Numerous bands. hosts
of fire kiddies. colors galore and pret-
ty girls to add to the attractiveness,
what more could we wish.
M
invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Miss Anna Burr Jennings.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Jen-
nings, to Lieutenant William Emerson
Smith U. EN]. The ceremony wll
take place at Greens Farms Congrega
tlonal church at 6 11.11:. Wednesday.
October 17.
NEW CANAAN.
George F. Geddis has been on the
sick list.
Miss Martha Stillman Is spending
a week in New Britain.
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Mrs. Martha S Gieiow. of Alabama.
Is a guest of Mrs L. D. Alexander.
Mrs. James Kelly, of Carter street.
has been entertaining her sister, Mrs.
Holden, of Bridgeport.
Conrad Wolfei has been visiting for
several weeks with his daughter, Mrs
Wilson. Portsmouth, N H.
A meeting of Hannah Benedict Car-
tcr thpter will be held at the home
of 1111s. Alexander, Thursday, at 3' p
m.
Horace Johnson and Frank Brunt
and Miss Julia ,lahey and lilss liclcn
Shea attended the Danbury fair,
Thursday.
The sixtv ninth anniveimsmy of St.
Marks Ladies“ Sewing Society will he
held in the Guild House, \‘i eduesduy
afternoon.
Shepard’s moving picture c0111-
pany showod at the opcl '.1 house,
Thursday evening. The pictures were
fairly good. ,
A song recital was given to a fair
sized audience, in Raymond‘s Hall
Friday evening. by M1 and Mrs liar»
clay iiunhaiu.
(‘hnrics .llciorcst 11nd inniliv. who
Iluve lieeli=1\sltling ill \Vccd street for
the suinn..r, have 1eturncd to their
home in Ansonlu.
(.‘burlcs id linllowcil of New York.
i1: is purchased through the lea] estate
,ngcncy of F is Green. the Johnston
ilci‘orcst plncc. Smiths Ridge. con-
sisting 1114.": acres
A number of concrete walks about
the borough have been top-dressed
and patched up. The curbing in flout
of the residence of Worden John F.
Bliss. I11 Railroad avenue. has been
straightened.
Several large telegraph-poles ap-
pincntiy belonging to the telegraph
company. have laid in the gutter in
lluiboud avenue ncur Pink street for
'a number of Weeks past and the
boiuufih officials are anxious to know
\vhv thci are there and how long they
nic to remain.
Sunday was observed as rally
duv in the M E Church. I11 thc morn
ing the scnitn) was espetiuiiy for the
elderly ltlctllbcis of the congicgation.
'ihc ihcmc oi the discourse was Light
at l‘vcnlng. Special exercises in
keeping with the service were held in
the Sunday school room.
Stanley H. Mend ill. who has been
attending the Stamford High School.
has successfully passed examinations
for an academic course In Yuic t'ol-
loge Stanley Is an txceptiouullv
bright boy and will be the youngest
student attending Yule. lie passed
eight out of nine subjects without a
condition.
The New Canaan Woman‘s Club
will hold Its first. meeting of tile seI~
son, October iii, at ll: 30 p.111. The
n niioit business session.
will be In charge of tile president.
Mrs. .I. hi. Davidson. and important
matters i'egiudlng the season's outcr-
iniumcuia will be discussed.
The meeting
WORLD'S CHAMPIONSHIP BASE-
BALL.
CHICAGO. Oct. le’reilmlunry
the World’s (‘llillllliliillitlllll baseball
ganica which begins here tomorrow.
National and local baseball Mllt‘iilii
met here today“ Rules governing
the series and the Importance of are.
serving decorum on the fluid were um
ong the matters thoroughly discussed.
The advance ante of seats makes it
a foregone conclusion that a record:
breaking crowd will be present when
play 111 begun In the National ln-uguc
park It. 2:510 11. in. tomorrow.
The Nationals will go into the field
wiih their line up Intnci. with the ex
caption of Center Fielder Single. wlinno
place will be taken by Arthur Hoffman,
It In believed that Short Slop Davis.
of the White Bolt. will be able to tip»
pear In his old position. which will
give Comlskcy his regular team.
IHOT NEGRO WHO AGOAULTED
HIS DAUGHTER.
PADUOAH. Ky., Ono, tin-Jim Jones
a young negro. it“ shot to death yeti:
trriiiiy near Vic shin-g by John Scott
I farmer. .lunun had assaulted a young
daughter of Scott' 11 Scott in nor lilies
Iy to be molested as the sympathy of
the people in with him
I'IIIINGH AMBAIIADOR To JAPAN.
PARIS. Oct 8~tlnicsa Japan uh-
mm. the I poiuimant of M. Gerard.
at present luiaisr or France at first
soil. In first French ambumior to
Japan. liII been decided upon,
added to the list. already circulated _
yresentcd by big delegations.
usual afternoon tea will be preceded by ‘
it) 1
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L, "a“ ""1me "it." teary friends no
Totllud. itlgln. ill.
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Hoolnnfiflplvrbl‘oom Paton: I‘Tutn flood kin: "and
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acid“ rights 'i‘llu mural-II 1
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nor ’0‘" gum all,“ l‘iRliIIHlf £0
Iterling Remedy Cm. hichoc or N. Y. 597
IIIIML SALE. III illLLlllll BOXES
SPANISH WAR VETERANS
q—m
Nearly Every State In the Union Rop-
reIented in Washington convention.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.-—-Spanish-
American War veterans from practio
ally every state in 6 Union are in at-
tendance upon the third annual en-
campment of the organization, which
began its sessions here today. When
the first session was called to order
by Commantler-In-Chlef Charles B.
Miller, at Ohio. all sections were rep-
Messa-
chusetts, New York, New Jersey, Ohio:
indinna. lllinois and Oklahoma sent
notably large delegations. Oklahoma
will endeavor to have the next annual
encampment held in the new state.
The sessions are being held in the
National Guard Armory, the first be-
Ing a joint session of the United Span-
Ish War Vet tcrans and the National
Auxiliary to the organization held this
forcnoon. Altei Commander in Chief
Miller called the session to order,
Father A. H. 1. Honey. national chap-
lulu. pronounced the invocation. Hen-
ry B. F. lilcl":1rinnd. president of the
ilourd of District Commissioners. wcl-
coined the delegates to Washington.
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OVERLOOK CADET APPOINT-
MENTS.
Tile following cadet appointments
have been announced at the Overlook
Scllcck Military Academy.
First Lieutenant—J). Way.
Second Lieutenant—4}. Aguilar.
Adjutant—«R. Wakcman.
First Sergeant———A. Day.
Second Sergeant—C. Martinez.
Third Sergeant—V. Smith.
(.‘olm- Sergcant-F. Andrews. '
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The "Rochester”
ALL COPPER WASH BOILERS. TEA
AND COFFEE POTS
are all warranted to he first-class in
every respect.
Call and see themf‘f‘
Charles E. D011.
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 167-'
new 1.6611666111161163
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
"I EIiIot Juno to. 1006.
LEAVE IOUTH NORW\LK FOR
NIW YORK.
A. RIM-12 66x, 6: 80. 6: 41. II: 16.
13:60:, 6:68 7:58, 8:,“ 8:.40 6:481.
11:05:, I. 36:, 9:41, 16:10:. 11:01.
11:17:.
P. M.—-12:62x, 1:00, 1146:, 2:471.
6:20. 3531:. 4:19x, 6:41. 6:672. 6:40,
0:63x. 1:121, 1:641. 01671.10.32.
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P. M.»~12:66x. 2:47;, 2:67x. 6:41.
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NEW YORK F011 IOUTH NORWALK
A. M.——12:00x. 12:09:. 4:64. 6:46.
6:46. 6:01. 8:06. 8:40;. 0:021, 0:00.
9:1411,10:021.10:06.11:002.11:03.
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IOUTH NORWALK ”1’0 DANIURV.
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NEW DEMOGRATIO MACHINE.
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II Homor Destined to LoIe HII Polltl
oII Scalp?
According to 'the New Haven Lead-
ocy Judge Robert. on. former Demo-
exotic candidate for Governor. is still
engaged in the pursuit of vain aha-
dows. lie is playing a game ior two
years hence. He hopes 'i‘huytr this
year will pull one wheel out, of the
slough and that next. time be can pull
the other When! out
The Thaycr fellows say titut it Thu.
yer pulls one wheel out of be slough
this year, next time being unharncs
sed, he should be given a chance to
tag at the other wheel.
There Is another consideration, and
It is this: There is a new Democratic
machine in the State or Connecticut.
Judge Bronson is said to be at Its
head as financial sponsor. 'l‘hayer is
its directing force.
' The shades of "Bill" Barnum and
“Clint” ilnvis may rise but. there are
now too diupbbnous to be or service
to prevent the domlnancy of the Thar
yer men.
The finish of Homer Cummings Is
as sure as the. finish of Chairman
Walsh:
Elected or not, the next member of
the Democratic National Committee,
In all likelihood. will be Charles F‘.
Thayer. of Norwich, if he wants It,
anti if not, his factoium, Charles W.
‘.o1nstock oi Montinie.-—-Siamford Ad-
vocutc,
FROST FISH NEXT. 1
Anglers Getting in Shape for the Fall
Fishing.
As the, season for “snappcrs” is now
passing the fishermen are wishing for
a continued cold snap in order that
into the waters about Norwalk. They
will not come in until the cold weather
arrives and that should not be very
long now,
The “‘allnppcr" fishing this summer
has been exceedingly good and the lov-
ers of the sport are keeping the lines
oiled for the frost fish which are ex-
pected in great numbers. The flat
fish are beginning to r1111 for the fall
and promise to be plentiful and size-
able,
Welsbach
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EXCOMMICATION FOR FRENCH
CATHOLICS.
PARIS, Oct. 8.-'M0nfllflllilr Cabrier-
cs. denies that the pope contemplates
issuing a Bull of Excolilmiinicntion
against Catholics who participate in
the formation of the League of French
Catholics. now being organized with
the object of forming cultural associa-
tions to tnkt over the church property
in defiance of the pope's refusal to re-
cognize the church and state separa-
tion 111w, etc.
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shIhie Stidd “Dmitri“: er where
. ChenIcII indelp
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resh is .
SNAPPER BLUES ......... . . .126 1b.
BONITA MACKEREL ......... Tile lb.
LARGE NATIVE EELS . . . . .
BUTTERFISH
STEAK COD ......
140 lb.
...10(: lb.
.121: lb.
GERMAN CARP ..... ..illc ll).
“'liOiiid SALMON ............. 126 lb.
SLICED SALMON ........ .. 14c 11).
ESI‘ALLOPS ................... iilc qt.
SOFT SHELL CIIAIIS ........ 650 1102.
All olhci kinds of fresh fish at rea-
sonable prices.
Dacross.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MAR .
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
PLUMBING 'AND Em
HEATING. '
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
ITOVES AND RANGE.
ILATE AND TIN aoortilg
GII Ind 81am Fitting,
III FixturII, Metal Coiling. I60.
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RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY,
‘17 WALL. ITREET. NORWAEK.
B1111 (our Saturday’ 5
Groceries at our 5101::
and Save Moneii.
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21 lbs. Granulated Sugar 61.00
3 Fires. ZIII 25C
3 lb. Can Baked Beanl, 10c; 3 for 250
2 PkgI. Cream Wheat .......... 256
Sweet Potato”, per peck ......_.- 801:
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quors at lowest prices. Tel. 161-12.
Central Hotel,
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South Norwnlk. Conn.
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