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, a : engage.
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Lililili NEWS Mill’s.
Cashier Henry D. Price. of the Nil
tlonul Bank of Norwulk, is in New
iYork today.
The Needlework Guild of America
has presented the hoepitui with 110
pieces of work.
The regular ,‘weekiy prayer meeting
will behold this evening at the South
Norwalk Baptist ‘Church.
——-Over eight thousand satisfied put-
rons in this vicinity attest the value
of the optical work of Homer 8. Hoyt.
South Norwalk Conclave. improved
rder of Heptasophs held a meeting
lust evening in Mystic Chain Hull.
Mrs. E. Lindquist. of 11) Raymond
street, has left South Norwalk to spend
a week with her sister in Pitisilcld.
Mass.
St. John's Lodge, i“. and A. M. of
Norwulk, will holdu communication
tonight. The entered apprentice de-
gree will be conferred.
John G. i’ugsicy, who has been rou-
flned to his bed for the past two
weeks. is not so well today. He grud‘
ually grows weaker.
' Buckingham Relief Corps will hold at
farewell tea this afternoon after the
regular session. in honor of Mrs. Jas-
per Pryor. who is to leuve town tor
the winter.
*Save orders for your 'I‘hunksgiviug
Turkey. Am going West to get them
alive. You will sdve moncy by buy-
ing of me. E. Lehotslly, 9 Ely Are.
A regular businessfltmetingof But—
vicr lodge l. O. 9. ill; ‘wsg held lust
evening. Reports were read from the
recent i'air showing that.“ ivas at tho-
rough finuuciul success:
The Pine hedge Whist'CIub "‘Jlll
meet next Tuesday wilh'Mr‘s. "Francis
Leonard, of Union Park. The meeting
was to have been held yostcrdnv out
was postponed for a week.
A foreclosure has been brought in
the case of Alicia B. Carroll, vs. Elizu-
both Hewitt, and the law law has
been set for the first Monday in De
cember in the town court. The judg-
ment is for $500 and costs.
—Don’t forget'informai dance. Nut-
meg Club, Lockwood's Hall. Norwuik.
Friday night. ,
Theodore Chamberlain wus arrested
in Greenwich yesterday by Constable
Robert N. Morehousepof Norwulk, on
, wt) unimir . ,
Liquoa Llctivsr soups.
i u nos 4. comm.
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OBITUARV RECORD.
MISS MARY E“ BALDWIN,
The death 01‘ Miss Mary E. ilnldwin
occurred Sunday cVoning at 1'. o‘clock.
a charge of failing to support his wife.
The case was brought bclore .ludgc
Lockwood this morning and continued .
until 2 p. m,, in order that the tie-l
chunt may have. an ()pporlunllr tov
procure wllnosscs. ’!
Trustee Louis 8. Hours has upplicd ~
for permission to sell the personal
property of the bankrupt United States
Foundry nnd Suit-s Compuny. The
personal property was about that that
the concern owned unywuy. A hearing
on the petition will be held before Re-
feree John W. Banks. in Bridgeport.
November 23. hi 2 p. m.
A decision was handed down yes-
terday by the Supreme Court. of New
York. in favor of Wheeler Brothers,
of title place. ugninflt.Murk Striechcr,
of Providence, R. 1.. to recover $500
and costs. Wheeler Brothers are rcp-
rcsented by Attorney John Keogh. of
this city. and Henry ll. Hart, of New
York. ,
tilitin'i forget iniormui dnncc, Nut-
meg (.‘lub, iorkwood'li Hull. Norwallt;
Frlduy night.
The new townhixh school building
committee lins not. yet. set a (into
for another mention! The nmllcr is
now hi on ulmoiuie standstill. though
there are uruurnuccs that tho conimib
too will moot shortly and dclurmluu on
home couruc of nation. it has been re-
porticd that a majority oi‘ tin! commit-
tee favor proceeding and cotmlrnctinl;
the. school with the money at. hand and
on the present site. ~ * .
HARSTROM ocuoof tosT.
"1......—
. Irving Football Players Donated Thom,
by been of 4 to D.
'l‘ho i~lursironi school football team
York. youtcrduy. with an exciting nod
close contest with the irviug tic-hoot
nurrow murgin‘ol 4i to? Iii tortuuu
contributed loudly" to tho
tin- ilurntiom ulcvcn. lrvimr School
scored on it drop kick cent the close of
tin- lira-u iniii. The Harsirom loam
gained twice llicnuswgr
by their opponent n '
irvlng’c tiw- yard"llnc.""'At another
time. iiurnlrom held irviuz on the
Harsh-mu three ynr line. ,
The players of th ‘ Hagan?!) twvell
were: Duilnwycr. in ‘ ' laid.
in bull buck; it loud rtman,
Brush.
quarterback; Turner, tel”
Ward Vlttcr-
idi't guard: Moore. right [it
loin. 1m luoklili cilisnruanrrlm tau»
lilo; Baldwin icaptaini, don and;
Murdoch. right cud.
.. clams». Kansas in. [HIV-
trim in martian-Hum
”ruin. .
ITILLOONJOWILL CORPORATION
_ Pros-rind»: DH:
Joni-yo. «Wmm
4
and
mm“... m Henson at 'l‘nrrylown, Ncwl. roud depot ill ‘irIurhmlblmv lmluy. hill.
The Norwulkoru lost, hm‘only by the‘ money.
new.“ M.—-Iliwmo nacumaa FOR RENT
yards made,
rumbled on
lat half back; Btlilwoil. and flotsam,
at the home of her parents in ICInrl
wood district, licthcl. nflcr it two
weeks‘ illness with picnrisy nnd puno.
munin. ilur condition 11nd Inch cow;
sidercd us most critical for u wm-k‘
previous, nnd for three iinys ln-r liic-
huil been dispaircd of. Miss Baldwini
wus a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A, 1.;
Baldwin and wns well known us ct
snort-thrill lt-uchcr In lht' public ril’llulilsi
or both 1chth and liuubury. For at
number oi years she taught in tho
liulmlorlh arenuc school. lianliury.
bul KnVr up that position in order 10.
be with her mother.
was ”lunged as touchcr for the Elm-i
wood school, which is hour not homo.
and she was rp-cnunucd ill the basin
him; of this school year. lit-silica hcri
Dill‘l‘illb‘ shc lcuvcs tour ulstcrs. Mrs. ,
Olircr Edwards, oi ilocumonl. ’i‘cx.;
Mrs. lnun'dhcc Douglas, of Houth Nor
wulk: llr. .lum-llc iluldwlu. o! iirook-
lyn; Miss Siliilt‘ Ilildwin, u trained
nurse. of New York city. and one
brother. (ihurlts ilaidwiu, M Phirugo.
Tho l‘liiilellll survives Wt‘l‘o hold from
the house yosii-rduy uilcrnoon. .
TOWER MF NGET EIGHT HOURS.
NEW HAVEN. Nov, lb.—~w'i‘lic New
Hurt-u mud. ll is uiuiml. has itivcn
invorulilc reply lo the rcuuimi of tho
gciicrul uricvunl‘c rouunillcc ol’ tho
rullroud lrlcuruuln-rs for udilmluu-ul
ol‘u number of minor urlcvuncru, 'l‘hc
concession luriudos on 4-1ng hour duty
for a number oi oiwrniors in lower
Hillilliim Iwiwccn Stamford mid Wood-
lawn.
TERRORIBTB SECURE MORE
MONEV. .
WARSAW Now ”i. -A sinnll buml
or tcrrorlnlu ulluriwd tho Viiuln ltuli»
in: u acndurum. blow up the null' uml
got away with u cnuslrlurublc sum of
.0... 4..
by work or month. in low Hill-s. 'i'lw
Sillfll‘f is ucknowlcduotl llw lluhiosi
running llllll immt mnvcuivni «it only.
Try one iliiil lip convinced. tiniy ill
the Singer stores. Look for tin- ltmi H.
Singer Sewing Machine 00., in Ho.
Main St. 80. Norwulk. Conn 1., t1.
Booth. Selling Agent.
Nun‘s. “can. ”
THANKWIVlNO. GHMOTMAB AND
NIW YIAH'O.
COLLIGI GIRL! lN IATlN.
NIW LIATHIRO.
UMIHSLLAI .............. 390 UP
. COLEMAN’S
"It” “all. ,
10 Honk min W booth mellh
walt-sits, ° '
$15.00 to, $25.00,... ,
"114’ South Main Street. ‘
Lost your silo],
‘ " in Tor" ru
WO A O , “O .. .
PORTLAND. Maine. Nov. lbs-in» ‘ .
portant addresses and the election at Tewabury, otht i.uud st, Semen.
officers occupied the attention of the‘ ville, Mass; Row,
delegates at. today‘s session at the 39th Boston: Miss Ado
annual meeting of the
Board of Missions. A report
survey of the foreign work had been Giles C. Brown,
prepared by the corresponding sec-r9; Blsaell, India.
Woman‘s key; Miss Aics'fln Bushes. Spain:
ormlnlbu and. on the
list at sombe‘tc’woro 11hr. Grace H.
‘ ho H. Dennison,
0 S. Dwight. 'l‘ur-
on the Miss Mary E. Kl ey, fi‘prksprrs.
.J Julmd' Dr. Julia
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moonlit; received subject
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TODAY IN WALL STREET.
———-—r .
WALL STREET. 1.0le a. m.-~-0pcu-
lug orders for stocks carried prices up-
wards a fraction, except in St. Paul
and Southern Facility. which showed
the effects of realizing on yesterday's
large gains. Six thousand shores of
Southern Pacific sold at a decline of
M and first sales of St. Paul were of
3,000 shares at i83 to 182 1-2. compar-
ed with 182 3-4 Inst night. The Inttcr
stock subsequently reccded to a full
point under last night. Five thousand
shnrcs ol’ l’nion Pacific sold at an ad-
rum-o ot‘ 3-4 and Louisville & Nush-
ville and (‘unudinn Pnrliic also rose
largo functions. Great Northern lilil.
gaincd i 34, Reading 1 Hi and Pull-
mun und ilUnois ("cntrul it polnl.
WALL STREET, li a. m.—~'l‘hc mar-
ket. wus showing signs of yielding in
sympathy with the drirc uguinst St.
Paul. when supporting orders begun
to appear, St. Paul rallied to u
point above yesterday's closing. The
rest of thi- list crowd on vigorously
with Reading und tho trunsrontlucntal
stocks in inrgc dcmunll, St, Louis
Southwestern pl'd. gained 2. St. Paul
pfd. 1b.... Union Pacific 1'14, and ('nun-
dian Wraith and Northwestern 1.
Fresh selling in oil quurlcrs dircclcd
largely ugninst St. Puul dragged the
murkcl down ngnin. St. Pun} reccded
to below lust night‘s closing again.
and the othcr lenders i'ell oil a good
imci‘on from the highest. Northern
Pacific snggcd 1.
WALL STREET, noon.-~~S\lppuri
was offered to St, Punt for a timc.
=but.» the evidence- of realising in thnl
stock and Southern Pacific prompted n
general selling movcmcm. Suiting
pressure lightened at the lowrr level,
but a slight rally brought. grout dull-
ness in the trading. - Bonds wore
steady. '
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
THE WAY OF 'l‘lli“.
. SOR.
Seldom has n play of nnluro rewivcd
more universui prnlsc than that ur-
corded the presentation of the. big
scenic production 'l‘hc Wur oi” the
'I‘ranslzressor. with u qugniliccni rust
of pluycrs nnd the highly edurulod
ismdsccr docs. uppourlng us 21 special
feature, comes to Hoyt‘s Theatre. this
evening. 'l‘hc press and the public
wcrc ununlmous in primlniming it. our
of tho bcsl efforts over soon on the to
cal slugcs und in thc muuncr in which
it was mounted dcscrrcs general com-
monduiiou. . '
THE WAY 0i“ 'I‘illC ’l‘liANSGRESSOlt
The Why of the 'l‘runsgrcssor Is
booked to); lloyt‘s Theatre tonight. It
is said lo'lw u inciodrumu oi merit and
Well-known to locali‘lh'mitregoorss. A
line‘, company is promjsodmnd the won-
'i‘ltAN SG RES
: derfui, uctlng’dogs am still it feature
in thlil prmluctlon,
THE ”ALL ROOM BOYS.
’l‘lw Hall Room Boys, John Mitch-
ell's big comedy su . was prcscnt-
cd to a crowded hon‘lc. ‘t Hoyt‘s Thea-
lrv, last night. 'l‘ofisu “the audience
will dciinhlud wou‘ ug' mild indeed.
Even-your» was conv d with mm’rlv
moot ct Ihc dililcultics brmmht about
by the linllroorn Boys-trying to do
the swell uci on $11.60 per week. Tom
Wlilffcn. its li‘crdic, and William Clif-
ton, ss‘i‘orry, proved lhcmuolvcu two
wonderful fun producers, and the cm-
linrruuulnx uilnutlonn in which they
found tiittMuuivos. cuuscd by their do
sire to shlnc In society. wore ludicrous
in the extreme. 'l‘ne chorus girls and
costumes Worc pretty and tho music
new and rutchy. 'i‘hc whistling union
by Florence Limit-r Wore no lililfl” fou-
litre of the entertainment. and she
won obllgcd to respond to unvcrul en-
rorus. The supporting company was
rxrcpllonaliy strorm. the scenery up-
iitonrluls. and tho entire production
was well slum-d uud presented. Tot
night The Will? or the ’i‘mntmrcssor
will be the bill; slitt‘r‘riiny afternoon
and evening. The American Vitugraph
(‘unlpnny
REAL “TAT: aALla.
Rule School» to Lchu H. anh, two
ucromsult meadow. Q. C.
Estate milirit A. Woodward to .ion‘
ulo El, Bnaybc, house and lot. 73 Wood»
Ward avenue. "Exru. deed.
J. B. lmwrenco and iii. M. 'i‘olica in
Willi 1d,. Overton un "wits, building
lot. or: street. .
Edward Board to Minor 1). Randall.
eight acres. (turner street.
'Harbor View Realty (inmpnny. to
libraries 11). Smith, one lot. Harbor View
’nr .
Johann it. Taylor in Augustin chu
and wife. hunt and buildings. hows
street.
Robert Van Enron and wife to Lie
Ilo Peters; lot and buildings, Madison
street. '
Robert Von Burch and trim to nor-
zl‘s Britain, lot and bull as. Sprint
m , u
‘ The More 1
Particular You
four small
Fri-Mus, nanometers“... . .1;
Children «mm Mother Apparently
in Need otCarc. ‘ ‘ ,1 '
The Redding womamwllo. with her I
up on the streatsmtfluburynby the ~
children has been mick“ .
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You’ll Appreciate
our Smart Clothing for Men and Young
Men. The more you know about qual-
quiclter you will be to recognize the
superior vulues we offer at extremely
moderate prices. You should also
know what is equally iumortunt~thutz
Correct style with us means that
every garment in our stock is author-
itatively correct in cut and finish—
Correct fit with us menus that your
size garments must ilt like ones made-
toyotu-measurc, or we'll not let you
take them.
In Overcoats at
$10 to $50.“
wc show such a variety of styles in all
fashionable niutcriuls lhnt cvcry tusle
mm seminar; ,._,
, in Sadr Suitsnt
$10 to $550“
lllt'l't‘ isn't a style of iabrio._ missing
that's licwf-iashionuble-deslrabie—
nnd M'cry ono'oi them oi: thoroughly
dependable quality. ‘ ’
Smart Suite and Ovcrzoa‘ts
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$2.00 to $5.00.
Shoes and Haberdashery for
Man and Boy.
Selleckli Price,
HEAD'To morass.
98 Waghinmonfilt Bo. Norwalk.
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pouc: bygone navotumon.
K ' | T .‘SUPPLIEB. ‘
HELSINGFORS. Finland, Nov. 15.—
Thc police ot.Bjorneborg haveseizad
titty boxes out of a total consignment
of 2898 boxoo‘otlmilitary rifles." each
containing twenty, and destined tor
lhc ltnsslun rovolutlonisls. They also
captured 118,000 cartridges. 'l‘he auth-
orities four the other boxes have
rouchcd their destination.‘ "
Extra vigllunco by the coast guards
hus rcsnitod in putting it stop to the
smuggling ol‘ arms.
The entire advertising llcld
, niug with her children.
ity of motorists and workmanship the a
police repeatedly and wwho 1‘ was unit.
from here to the State Hospital torthor
insane at Middletown n'tew weeks
is again at liberty. and is tnveiinr
client with her chlidruln. Her-“cm is
u \Dllluble one. because. oil, the children? “
3:31 one filial calls apparently. tor no 3 ‘
on is art at . ~
thorities. p {lid Reddilin a“ ‘1
The woman appeared at'th'c Reading .33.
railroad station after dark last we " ‘
. the nun a 1
baby in arms, and attemptzd tonne:
cure transportutton to Dunbar-5n. Thor”
wereknown to the railroad men and
were not only refusedtrnnspotttatlou
but, were not allowed to get.oboard‘tho
trains. The woman. who is unusually
penniless, has managed frequently to
get to Bethcl from here and from than
has made her way to Danbury where
she has walked about the streets or-
mude a lodging place ot- some door-
way until round by the police and ta-
ken inlo custody. ,The children must
necessarily endure the hardship dur~
ing theirtruvcls with their mother
um] more than once they have bBen'
obliged to spend hours in the police
station. The last time the woman ap-
poured. here the children- were-taken
uwuy irom her and she was locked up.
8“ ailinliéel'lrctiusloll she assaulted
.up n rut ey and mad.
the City Hall. 9 a scene in
Railway employee say that: three
times during the past few days the
woman has attempted to get. aboard
trains at Reddin but It
turned back, g as always been
. .
BERKSHIRE FREIGHT WREGKED. ‘
SeveralFlat Cars Block Highland Divi-
lion Tracks at Brookfield Junc-
tlon. ‘
BROOKFIELD JUNCTION
——A Berkshire division fre'i‘glliqtovt'riilsn
which was transferred to the New
1 ork division at this polntat 4 o'clock
this morning. was wrecked about two
miles south by the spreading of the
rails at it point where the roadbed is
being raised. The New York division
truck runs parallel with the Highland
division where the wreck occurred and
several big box cars were strewn about
on the tracks of both divisions. com-
pletely blocking them. The New York
express. which reached here' from
l’ittsfield about 10 o‘clock, was sent.
to liawleyvllle and Bethel instead of
by way or Dnnbury and other trains
were sent by roundabout routes.
Wrecking crews were sent from New
Haven and Dunbury. The tracks were
cleared shortly before noon.“
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u
LAWLESSNESS m PENNérLVANIA
Detectives From Other States Trying
‘ to Capture Crook»
ri'rrsuunomaq Nov. 15.4mm de-
lectlves from cities or neighboring
states who are here in the hope of.
finding the crooks of International re-
putation. there has been no‘npparatnl:
cessation in the crimes that have stir»
red Plttshurg within the past. two
weeks. ’ H .
During last night and early this
morning scores of people were arrest-
ed on the streets as suspicious char-
acters, .
Dispatches to The Associated Press
lust night from surrounding. town's
portray a reign of lawlessness never '
before equalled in these parts. “
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were issued Nov. 13.
1906: List furnished from 00306 of A.
M. Wooster, solicitor of,patents: -
Warren R. Briggs. Bridgeport, hair a
tie stopper holding device;,fi‘. i—i..Mac-
donuld, Bridgeport, sound .reproducer: 1
Charles F. Ritchel, Bridgeport. amuse“ . .. '
mcut apparatus; Rollin A. Baldwin.
New Haven, cut-out; Thomasc. John-
son. New Haven, flreurmr Charles-L.
.loy, New Haveu.skute runner grinding - ,‘ .
fixture: 1m ii. Spencer. Hartford:
blower for musical instruments; 0. K.
Decherd, Merldcn. electric candle
lamp; Ebenezer Hill. Jr.,,Norwaik.
slop valvo; Charles , Lindsl y, New
Britain, spurring npparulusfl obert J.
Miner. Greenwich. xuseou . iuei burn-
or; Willium .1. Seilock, titer-aide. ap- - .1.
parctus for string umtsrfl; Leonard ’
c. Shefiolt, New mndon.le\iql; Henry.
0. Wright, Bristol; percolutor. .
”a
Trad. Marla. .. . '3.-
.intcruutioual Silver Co. oriden. li . ~
trade marks; silver plate allow,
were, plated list were loctsble use.
(a); i’iumc & Atwood Mfg. 001,.Wor -'
tcrbury, oil heaters, oil stoves, ~ oil -
lamps and burnsrstherelor: CAD- >
Boss a. Son. New Mutton. rocker! and
biscuits: Collins 00.. Col 11 rill . car» i
tutu named cutting tools: ‘0. Non
& Son. Windsor incl". chuckl:
Pickering Governor 00.. Poruuid, on-
ginc governors: Wilcox 0;, kilo-00..
is cov-
ered by Tim Sentinel. .
the lines! that come: to town?
All admit that W. load in
now In.‘ 200 lb.
Finn Fins, cult and thin dklnnnd.
country. A good supply new in
Yours for service.
LORE
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