. . re, measured to his home
by 11llhieiis. 1
Michael D. Drew wM able to be out
again yesterday, after his recent ill-
scammed enioy a ridewih 1111 1.1111111
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The election of oiiicers of the Barnes
Mondniln' club villi W held on Tuesday
night, at the residence of H. .1 Hip-
co‘n.
Despite the unsettled weather of
yesterday, unite a large number of
yachtsmen enjoyed satin about the
harbor and sound
Members of the Advent Christian 1
Church held services“ at the Town' ‘
Form yesterday and got drenched in
the rain afterward. '1
rflev..1arnes W Davis will preach his:
farewell sermon next Sunday at the
Advent Christian Church, after which
fiwlll be succeeded by the new pas-
i1? .
slddw'ard Tobey' 11 Sunday School class
went to Stamford yesterday to see the
Yd 1 game. They got slightly Wet dur-
it?) the gentle shower in the nftci-
11.
1 ‘The first East Norwalk trolley of
this morning came in without any m1»
tbrman, the conductor running it The
ear was late, missed a trip and gen-
Gi'dlly bailed up the new twenty min-
tit‘e schedule.
.1LeRoy W. Hoyt who was badly in-
Jilted and lost one. leg in a railroad
1mident some. time ago, is undergoing
sitioperotion at the Post Graduate Hos-
pital in New York to have some diseas-
~1bone removed.
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1. The train due in South Neiwnlk at
81180 o'clock last evening from Pitts-
field, arrived how at 10: 40.- The en-
gine on the express preceding the 81‘ 30
had an eccentric give out at Sheffield,
Massachusetts and the engine was ex-
changed at Cunnnn. The 8:30 struggl-
ed1sl10ng to Danbury with the disabled1
locomotive and then another engine
ms taken on after a delay of about
111111 '1111 hour and 11 quick trip was
a 111) New Y ork after that Conditio-
McGinnis, of Smith Norwnlk who
as running the train, did not reach
New York until midnight and it Was
afii'oclock when he arrived at his home
there, as the Washington express was
ant hour late in reaching South Non
Walk from New York.
WDOH't think that piles can't be
chi-ed. Thousands of obstinate cases
have been cured by Dean’s Ointment.
Ell cents at any drug store.
' ' ROWAYTON.
‘Mr.iHnwley, of Dnnbury is having a
now summer home built in Summit
avenue, Belle island.
Commodore William F. Clarke of the
N01 walk Yacht Club, is spending the
day in town on business.
Dr. Joseph —.J Stinomcyer of New
York and Bell island, has been enjoy-
ion 11 day of rest in the country
Percy Sharron, who has been so-
riously ill with typhoid niulai'ln lever,
was able to be out for a short time
yesterday afternoon.
11A number of people from this place
will go to New York city, iomoi row.
to attend the unniini dinner of the R0-
nylon Yacht Club. which will be held
at the Hotel Astor, 111 7 o'clock in the
evening.
d‘he Rowoyion Skiff Club is making
iiri’nnm'mcnln for it liccfstalt supper to
beinurvcd probably next Monday cvc—
1111111 The affair will be under the db
motion of Masters Rnckett and Roy-
meiid and promises to be a great ouc-
mu.
Powayion iiosc Company will hold n
1111111111 inoeting this evening, at which
time arrangements will be mode for
the unniini- i‘nir 11ml the trip to Port
Chester in pnrllcipuie in the fire-
mitllii enrolls. The itewnyton drum
corps mill. prohubly accompany the
firemen.
Johin 11110111111111, of McKinley street.
' accompanied by two of his friends who
limbo“ visiting him started in his
11111111111. recently purchased from luck
museum” for iiirldirenori, A
core was blowing and the waves
mg high. Th1! proved to be
M1 Mist 1111 launch cums of:
We bottle with the wind
the end his party store
by bong inland. During
, a. genius had been tele-
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W3! W6! that 111: had
on cons orna-
ties om “mgulet village oi
Rowers-111,11 ”Catchment to this
111111111 noble ntii'latovdhturdsy night,
and then he only acid that he was safe
ski no mention
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stain 1111111141111 1111
have the m
”undid hare
friends from on
”‘ 11111111111111 Mrs 11
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1 liy in Thonieston
, Promoter returned
‘4‘ ‘9
rlbutt has 1unturned
u visit in Massachusetts. 1
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Mrs. Carrie Corlmmr‘has recently en~
onry Beer B l
Wise Leuise" Sherwood has been the
guest of Mrs. Prod Roscoe, Vin Vlouth:
1 ~ 4
11. so and Mrs. George w wuiiams
sirek entertaining friends from New
ork . 1" ’
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Rev. Mrs. Mackenzie has been 11 re-
cent guest or Judge Etheridge and tom.
Aspetuck Lodge, K. of P. have chnngr
ed tl'ieii meeting night from Monday
to Tuesday evenings.
Rev. A. I... Bubbard of Cannons has
been a recent guest at the Methodist
sparsminge in Snugatdcki '
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Mrs. William Bulklcy has recently
fontsrtained her.srnndmoiher,M1-s.1
Mary Ambler, of Bridgeport.
Ambrose Hurlbutt, has been the
guest of his son, Horace Hurlbuti, in
Weston. » ,
George Merwin and family of Creen'f
field Hill have been recent guests of;
Mrs. George Gorbam.
Mrs. Robert Dunlap oi‘ Southport.
the been the guest 01' Mrs. Carrie Gor-
am.
Mrs. Paul Preusser of Norwnlit‘,
passed Sunday at her mothei is home
in Roseville district.
W..—
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Green and.
Miss Hattie Evans of Stamford spent
Friday at 00111110 Beach.
Westport grunge will entertain the:
Northfield, Cannon and New Canaan
granges VWednesdny evening
Mrs. I). A. Salmon is entertaining
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Salmon of Washing-
ton 13.0.-
Selectman Frank N Taylor has re1
turned home from the White Moun-
talus much impioved. '1 '
Mrs Edward Lewis, who has been
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Aaron
Lockwood, has returned to Bridge.-
port. ‘
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Rev: Mr. Mackenzie will organize a.
class on confirmation this afternoon
in the study of the church at four 11V.
111.
Frederick Bradley. oi Hubbcll and
Biodiey, Snugatuck has returned from
a two week's vacation in New York
state.
Compo Engine Company have accepts
t'dnn invitation to appear in the big
iiremcn‘s parade at Port Chester, N.
Y October 25. ' '
Mrs. A. 0. Howard and children of
North Adams, Muss, Who have been
the giicsts of Mrs W. F. H. Preston,
linve i'einined home
Star of Westport. Circle, Companions
of the Forest, will hold their regular
uqai'tei'ly meeting in the new Force-
tcr's hull Tuesday evening. '1
Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Gillette oi' Schori-
kill Haven Pm, were. interred in Wily
low brook cciiietciy, Saturday
Mrs. Grant Chupcll and son, who
havc been visiting \h‘. and Mrs. Henry
Hendricks tho past two weeks have
returned to their home in Willimantie‘.
Mrs. Furquhurson and daughter.
Miss Eva, who have been spending
the summer in Westport, have rcturm
ed to their home near Kingston .lumal-
cu.
Miss Harriet Ogden and Miss i lzzie'
Adams of Cross Highway have been
recent sheets at Mrs Henry Ogdcnd
residence in Elm street.
guson of Middletown to Mr. Robert
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in the rlt 2W 01111 c u c
Mlddletown‘, Wbdfiéldny, October ii
Regular meeting of the K. 0 K. A.
on Thursday night at the Castle. Rev.
William 8.121111 will give 11 Personal
1y Conductedu our Pbiiodei shin.
Social hour. .
Storm and Hon have on exhibition
at their show 111111-1111 WM limitless
which wereuworu by 41111111 200 your:
into, one downs the use they» are in
porlect state of preservation. They
attract a great deal at attention.
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Master Arthur Coley returned 10 his
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Mrs Theodore 1111111111111 returns to-
dorm from an over-151111119} visit in him-1
Wit
Mrs. liphriiim Pitch and Miss Alice
Fitch were guests or Mrs; 111 litmus
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The his... mum and Print oi.
anionic
"(ireenwieh 'yesterdsy after a two
' religions, to attend the meetings 0
. 'Charles W. Elliott of. Harvard Unive
1i_ independence Leagiievnmertldnoltorgun-
The song was sung by Mlle.1aRethy.
" Hungarian actress at Terrace Garden, '
and the concert Wes attended by many .I
The remains of the infant son of ‘
' startling declaration before u Jorge
‘ their senders of in
The marriage of Miss Marion For! ,
, Booth. of the Sal'vblioh Army, arrived
7. Genetic hi in connection With the es-
iilbiiiihmnlit of
W ‘ ‘ 1m .9! pout and «11131111
Miss Mule Goodall bu midrib!!! mt me a well
from a visit in Stamford. reitoy, Mamie.
slightly ill for severe]
days is
proving
Gregory1hitve returned from 11 short
visit in Greenwich.
Mrs. William Curry returned to
week's visit with ,
CONGRESS .OF' RELIGIOUG
“‘LIBERALB. ~
try gathered in Boston. today with dis-
tingulflh’ed divines and ‘workers from
all over the world representing mouy
the. fourth internotioni'il Congress of
Religious lilberals.‘
odays exercises opened with pro.-
yer in' Kings Chapel aftei which thoi
by the president cf the conference,
Mrs. W P. Rowland who has been
l111.
BOSTON ”soot. Edviiundreds 'of;,_
delegates from Unitarian and other it '
1111,1111 churches throughout the coun—‘ ‘
National Conference of Unitarian and ;
other Christian Churches was called ‘
in Tremont Temple, Minor business be. ,
“211118 ironsnctod addresses, were in order
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Carroll D Wright, president of Clark
College, Worcester‘, Misha; Presiden
sity. and Rev. George A. Gordh, D' D.
minister of Old South on
Church, Bastion.-
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
Chicago branch on the indébendenc
League will make 11 pilgrimage to N
York this week, to attend a {cent
ence on Friday which they hope will
make William Randolph Hearst
iihe United States in 1908.
"The advertised purpose of the con
fci'ence is to ulTfliigC“IOi‘ tricking the
izution. The present plan, as outlined
yesterday by one of -.'-M1. Hearsts
friends, is for the New York meeting
to cell a national contention to which
all branches of the‘IiASEIIE'1Hhilll"aend
delegations This convmiiion'1 with be
empowered to name candidates for
president and vicopresident oi the
United States.
This convention will beheld in ad
vnnce oi the National homoerotic Con-
vention so that the league can adopt
lis platfoi in bud nnmeit sndidate be-
fore the Democxnts meet The plan is
to hold it ahead of Democratic state
conventions also, ‘so as to be an object
any other candidate than Mr. Hearst.
‘ ”—— 1-
DID NOT LIKE KOS‘SU'TH SONG. ‘ .'
NFW YORK Sept 23. —-—Bccuuse 1311- :2
ran Otto von conning O’Cai',roll cen-
tain Hungarian song was sung at ‘I
concem'herei there wave normal dis
turbance' and the concert wwbrokon
persons in the Hungarian colony. lit
trinn government.
thetBtial Empire here. No sooner had
the 'ii‘otress started the song than the
With “WP;
attached at his oiilcs who wore with
him and counter demonstrations.
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BIHSOP'S LIFE THWTENED.
ROCHESTER, N. Yi'fiep t. 28.--‘Bia
liop McQuuid. of the Roman IiCAtho
11c diocese of ROOhcstcr: made "the
crowd which had gathered for the ce-
remony of blessing the graves in Holy
Sepiiichi'e Cemetery that an attempt
was mode a short time use by foreig-
new to extort 15. 000 no its and that
he was told that four of . men were
under oath to kill him.
: The presence loi=u.1number of the
street vendors at the cemetery gates
and their iii'ofiuiutiou of the Sabbath
led the bishop to niuke'the disclosure.
Chief of Police iiiiyden says that his
attention wuii called to the threats se-
veral months agoébut, that no clue to
thredtening letters
has been found.
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densest scorn M 111. JOHN.
or 101111, 1:11:11. so»; 111411111.
here, but night. Herc osssd the At-
inntic on the ptesmihip idniun. He
is accompanied by Commissioner Ni
ciiol. editor-1111011111! of t e uriny publi
cations: Col moldy; gs ersi’irnveiing
secretary, and Col. David bomb. bend
of the army 11 emigration work in Great
1111111111. A thousand mm were at
the station to met: its and Mayor
Hours read an address of welcome. An-
other passenger 1111111111 ‘Virs’inum wnli
lydnBilr~01131 1.111111 said 11111111111 to
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an, 111*
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less horrific. g ml .
blilistnd for years
“felted iiiiibition
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23.-Two p01,
hitch custody as 11 result.
"tors
The proprietors are Joseph Titus and
$50 cash tor a bearing to.
.mreinodurt to'filsitfl' to the char
CHICAGO, Sept 23 ~Members oi the .
. I".
_ the
'. Democratic candidate toi president 'of
lesson to these bodies and make them. '
hesitate chant instructing delegateséfor
siil general of Austria- Hungary in New -
York was mindful of his official obli~ '_
gallons and would not rise when a cer- ..
is called the “Kossiitli189ng," and 111- "
'ilcially it is under the ban of the Aus- 21
Boron OCarroll is «1
.11 native Hungarian. but he represents :-
Hun‘gnrinns jumpedup and applauded j;
Baron O‘Corroll and some .
him,did'uot1do so, which 111111111 signal '
tor a general demonstration; against I
Signor. mrcoiiic' its wenmlircusli u 1
till 311.811 ,
heMoints «11111111111111 early yesterday,
letters and two proprietors ~
(lunchtime they are held under 1
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\WILPRiiD DOVDWIL'L Cashier.
For freight Only
.On and. after Tuesday Mann"! 7.
and, Freight Propellers! you leave
lo? 28, East River. New York, (10111.
Sunday), at 4 p. m. Freight received
pin in. and South
NONWALK STEPAMBOAT CO. 1 -
lAnnlng J. Smith,
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c. C. Hegemln,
'. Innoral Agent
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how 1111111111111 y convon at it would
be to hove hot and cold .1 1111111: voter
in your dressing chamber, slow
in; ”ambient or first diner toilet
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