remade ‘ :- ., ‘A
, ,. . There is; 1)!an ‘t
WESTON. . _. ll .
‘ airtime Northrop of Port Chester,
n 5.“, day with‘ber mother and si ‘
. I‘
.l,‘;. . 2" V 5V ‘
l‘bi’l‘hgibhit- ineld in s
‘ diorwcik co
, in. the, elites w“use
.cr stggigere residing in faraway p ac- ,
a _ , .
ion.
t .. , be No»
uh. at Hickory ~ mull,
to who.
e" t " : IWM ~ W '
cease old-cough ‘ and and Hickory Bluff . ., ' . ‘ .. ‘ i
,, . .. , . he a to: st . ’Mfl' Theron 13” n d“ 3°“ “”33
oniripsssases. mo .“8 . .yc erduy returned from avls p
lly all , t‘wit ”relatives In
zesszwui can. » ,. » . .
‘V r81 iedy foils.
necessary. dd
Money bacl _V
., ,times is rwasganost not as
Mad Inanny. remediesx buttieund‘m rs-
dicl untllsl baseline rundown
they Pills which llproenred at». . ,
tsd’s. 3.2Druir , Store”; «Matrimonial:
. , . , ererit was.
needed and nutrnniy, vre ievodime‘ at
that; feeling oligilunauor, but. also;
Westpcrt. V _ .. _
would use" no:
Hirflmrshemn.‘ employed at the. . . ..
Mrs. Hewley .
,spontuMonday with,
South Norwulk freight house or the
New Yorkrund. Norwnik. steamboat
Company, has been enjoying a week’s
vaca Ion from his duties. ‘ \ '
. u...—
‘lcngMn; which went
y es of Reich Point, Sun-
day night. while; being taken to Ober-
, lender’s launch works here. pounded
badly yesterday, and is “believed to
have been quite seriously damaged.
nuances lune-‘3
. The Kentucky with’h
l
Robert Williams.
Norwuik relatives.
' Miss Mabel ”Post and Miss Florence
Banks were visitors at the Good, Hill
i
school on Monday.
. . ., . ii
Vtho‘soft‘ mud""oi1’tho Lumber _
new iaynlni'o'st" unecuy'iii asti‘fll
gaming; augi‘WestgniMl iwigm i"
‘ " use 0. spears. Exilllfiiim .h m1
plated theecticnxof theseoretions. i Tags mentioned h ssi ,
rim 1: i‘in‘apraise. rot once of. the battlesh}
> ' . . a I": no'immediute’duiiserju
rice 50’ to ‘to be floated‘nti‘bi'gihiii i; 1
material injury to. horrbnttom.~“~:i'1?h° . .,
mud in yery. unit Where as. shiple “Y
be channel is narrow and many. simir,
, r groundinsshnve curred bear-tile
point. but none. have: ssultedserlous-‘ _
V‘j MARGONIGOING‘TO lflELANDl ' i V . _ .
. ., --—-—- ‘ . f BRIDGEPORT,0ct
that the WWW?
INew Yoshi-N ~Hdv
Railroad Com
‘ ardh eraser. ‘3
"Innis-2h y.
dig: inc. or chew.
n‘o’ruma’nndss‘in‘au
PRYOR BRINGS som STARS.
V , écannot- ,
- Edward Ferguson of Norwnlk, for;
merly of'Westo‘n, spent/Monday and
yesterday in town. '
(a.
Miss Christie Hedcnberg of Bridge: . ,
port, recently visited friends in the: 3‘
Georgetown district. ‘
. , H, D. Treirey. of Greenwich. has the
. contract to build;a house ad’hwstable
~ at Dnrlen for John S. Hoyt. Both bulld-
n
bl
i .. V ‘ lagain;Nancy; Keele;._hlli§ ijetlurnVed 1:12 .
Isusl'conveniencesz. The lens-are'by‘ ' 8 . ed a era"; 99 8 “31‘3" W, , ..
Ambit‘trigftkfi. G. Pelton,113§ creamy; LM‘rlifiVanddrbilt Godfrey: . 1. ’hus preced 211%:
New . ‘ "'” "“‘"“ ~~ . .. .. .
A ‘ one Norfield Aid society has an metropolitan tr mus beins familiurto,
nouneed its enexteoclal for October 31116135303...“ music’lovererfi‘he 0011‘ i ‘ ‘
.19 at the residence of Mrs. D. diced to he s Pryor and His
‘anan has rct ned from
threorwds’yeryisit to New York.
Work has,_bsen commenced on the
new sewer ”rough Van Zant street.
hat—b“—
The‘ private telegraph and telephone no service
,.
I: . Nehru some s. s. oer.“ "9"—
line, which was erected re‘centl by'u . . ~ . . . . ,
Charles Bysbce and family, of Fort number of residents. of the .vsbstern .Chhfie. . , ,V M 8010‘!“ 1'“th ”91.19““! tube even ”'1" 3 ' The 999910.01 1 many force “”59“
str,cct..,,are attending the Dnubury fair section of the villagewus outof com- ‘ ‘ "—""‘—“. ' " " ' pm" mate 3' appreciated. know mm a... delinlt ,p » With th _ t f . i 1 s “,8 t°- be chap 9”“ ‘W
milky. ‘ '" ’f ' “ ‘ mission yesterday, up account of the , Selectman George Sherwood lost one "—— ' ‘ ;-‘ " : ., , . .. g ,. V e arrangemens 0' a W "9 9“ .rorder toVDenmit .. i »
' « . DANIEL noose. President, 0. Br Mellenrct the New. gel-Vice between mumps and Amer-low .company‘ is night steamerthoNew Y i: . ~
of his valuable team“ of horses last .
week, the animal bleeding to death
from a severed artery. V Hoyt's Theatre on. Friday ,Oct. 11th.
which is new hit ,‘
scverow ind and ruin storm. A large
new deck adjoidin
limb fell from a tree, striking, the
york; New Haven and 'Harttord read;
. . . . . , .. . sojfarmiiogrcssedthat the transiAtian-.
that wctkongthe proposed. tro ley be». " '
:tie service me! boitsken for an assured.
l‘Daniel l‘loonc" is billed to be at
, VE. Hawkinsishaving installed some
. M. "x firth?
”Withheld .
us, .. z *
new shoe repairing machinery in his wire and breaking it. Repairs ‘wlll , .. . , th .
factory; - bemude‘soon. ‘ ‘V . V The compilhy Dissenting this great itweonl 1d tow ' an .H ' , V V, , ‘ gout e 39%“?an
.. ... —~ W...- .. #:75— . . 'cat‘s$3€e§°i¥h§§§2§éi§iifi truths istrussass-assumes Wit‘11:..-.:‘....:,.::t°.i“.;lii tans“touchscreen: .03.. bruins. , W...
. ' am 0 , 1e ac m , 's . , . j, W. e . , , 'i “ , vmo- .-
on a one are being laid for a ‘ ran s a majority. Selectman George Shor- as those at ‘ 'hilhéudefilglvxing “'9' the 'Wéhther'VWill"permltg'saysn.Bal- gégfimggfifiwgklflaffibfli dock on the city exchange for m".
. “ D ..
burn on the Grocschncr property on posted 818118 and closed'thc Filth ngaln- muggy-”Mm mfitne'fifi‘fhdfjfiwvusw . V
l . ‘ ’
“‘6“ i“ iwnica ls intended as
Finer-y'stsges ofswireless comm
0
. semen: , ,
" in this section went ,to New Keven
and had a conference with President
Mellon. Later aVcltizen‘s’ trolley com-
po” . root. at trespassers on the Harry pepper wood and Town Clerk Arthur Bradley on exceedi ‘gl'y'is ‘oot 'd artistic pcr' tie dlspktcfi‘tdihb"Hiil'tfo‘rd Content. . , . . _ .
Wt -———-—--—-—-. . Property. which he leases. The,warn-' Winning the contest b." two major. “rm““ce- Th.” $9,“ 71'1““ owablyymfiimfi' that... “97“.”. ‘3. i3 cggghlgttgdmsfigegggflmgl mm “:3
St. James Circle will meet Thurs: ing againstpéopie using. the thorougli- “Y. . , _ V‘ . . . . ' . ere 0" n dOhivfizfi ill .be m. ”gill?“ h 9 1111‘? . sages direct-litre)» impairs with? 00 V Y
day at 2:30 p.111. at the home oi? Mrs. fare is’Vmade on account, (if-the fact . ‘ .. .. ‘ " find the Ils'rl‘o1 l y. 3‘ "M "V. ‘f :7 . . , “ :ma‘nh’5AVggr-auo w‘mpb‘. erectedl'dtt'
A. N. berguson, 10 Cove street. ”Nit his m‘ii-rhbors 0n various sides of NEW C NAAN. ‘ . bgfiggfif $31119 fiofdwfigrt‘fbrdnfldh'mat 9,00“ l . ‘3 .‘gncouven/nucfltag , .ofAtilis plan. , ‘ {1' ’ "
mud :01 theiprelis .
unica~
him have done the some, and Mr. Mo-
ran believes what is fair for one is
fair for all.
‘V'When htholth . ”lend? that noth-
ing'c’ould beat apples as )l‘ll-lll row,
a.- ‘. , what do you think they, did'l", . . ..
the Glace; .. .. ~ - "
with this '
radc'un'd t .
tortnincd by their
Forest Macnce and family liavc‘lrc-
‘ James/Anderson, of Winfield street.
turned to New York for the winter.
who has ‘had trouble with his left
11’ around 1119' Worldyr V,
finished playing.
eyeutorsotilne slime, had it removed rc- 'lh . D h ”—g—IT‘f th RD ‘ M H B F—Tt k They are dressed m the on“ f th mitt f w“ t th » M Marconi has been ‘at o" «- I
0?“ rat 8 orwalk Hospital. .. V‘ c o ring oceyo V 0 way- rs. . . errors as a on posses- ‘ . , . . . umoo .e coo represcn, ves, rom _ o, ' , . . ‘ “ -..__;. .
:,' -—~—-VV———-— ton Baptist-Church met last evening 31011 of her home in Railroad avenue. time of Boone, and are highly effec- illertford board of ,' trade, the VHart~ pg;rigggé‘mdgm'gllgzgfigfigewggfi (taillights? 511,533”?! Ailyh‘lm '
_»,~Wllliam Irwin is assisting his broth. at the church, the members being cnl- _....__......_. tlve. V 0rd, Business Men's association, the innication looking to toe 'inuugura- i‘ ‘ ‘ 3' ‘ . ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ "
or. Richard Irwin, manager of Cole's led to order at 8 o’clock by the pastor, Mrs. William Trenholm and son, of ,’ r “'9'— ‘ e ‘ ddletqvm bdardof'trade and a‘c‘iti— one! other» Trans-Missile service. , -
Electric Exnrcss, while a permanent gfg’i F- C. Brogni AMt‘hfip‘gei‘lfli'Oln ”13 New. York, are visiting at S. L. Dock- . MUSIC HALL- all}: “alga; negates“? gatherlsflelg, I?" ‘ \ ‘ 4 e placed’atthe ’
men is being secured for the posi- 0 was red ll' 1‘8. m or, all wood’s. .' ‘i‘ * ' , The plcturcsjat' Music Hall were I 0.0. Y ._ an ‘ romwe res dens . ., ' _, , ,,
‘ gyms appointed, wlth' George 9. Chan- ~ ‘9. ”PM“ “‘1‘ l
well attended iiast'nlght. They were a
selection of the .best‘snd all took ‘well.’
The songs rendered..in Carl Stumpf
were well appreciated: The hour corn
test kept the; audience .in leughteri‘for
some time... The renovationof . the
ball will bogln»~‘Thursdhy and will be
Completed in nboution days. The best
of acts are being procured. Watch for
there was a prayer by the poster that
light might be shed on the immigration
question, as the result of the debates.
The debate was opened by Mrs. E. H.
Every, for the exclusion of the Chin-
ese. Mrs. V. J. .Benellsha followed,
her arguments bolus; in favor of :idmit‘
ting thc‘ Chinese. Both papers were
able and interesting. that by Mrs. Be-
tion.
; idler, of Rocky Hill, as chairman. .
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wyckoff have to?
ken possession of their home in Pros-
pect street. .
The Pbilatbea Class, of the East
Avenue Church. held a social evening
yesterday at the home of Miss Mll-
dred Baxter in Osborn avenue. A very
pleasant time resulted.
s Beginningiidct her
will be inmy Norwalk office“, No. '
. :2 leases gPIsceh' Monday. vireo; .
A meeting of the King's Daughters
will be held. at the home of Mrs. (loo.
Kellogg. Prospect street, Friday after-a
noon. ,
. , _ V . .g The report:_thst communication with ‘
€313?i3ii£¥€§fid$§ddi§§fiti the Phil/“princesses We iv. "1° -
insular he’sets date on which the ”apeinretgn‘ltfu‘m was “is“ by M” ‘
’ ctiial ‘coéiiatrugio‘n of the rascal might l“ . . _ -. ., - . '
E. 8_ stone e . 0 was urge 0 Eel? a 5 . H's DEAR‘QLD .
bpsclflc'date‘.~ ‘ ‘1 " .: ‘ ' "M . . ~ « ~ ‘:
. .. ' ~> ' , . - . , y dear old mother. who is new
‘ President Mellon made 9' prompt re- igbty~thrce Years old,“thr‘lvcson Elec-
,Thnt last night. was a. cold one was
shown by the fact that ice formm in uclisha being heartily applauded. The W the next contest, -- 7‘.” , ., 7913'. standings letter to Mr. Chandler .,,. —‘ rison of . -‘ '* I "» .‘ .
some of the puddles on the Washing. decision was given to Mrs- E. E- Evorr George Merritt, wife and cliold. or ~;---—'- “"" ,in which he said that'the some! 0011- what-#31:?ysl‘i‘igafig'gkguihem'm. nesday and Witty-«‘9‘ each WM“
ton street. bridge. The thermometer "0t nocordihg to the 110mm. hllt by I.A.)\VC“, Muss, have returned after a DANIEL RYAN NEXT WEEK. “"10“,”! 0f the “01193" road Would be- bent twoyears and>enjoys an excel- Phonqzlasra.,:,.tns "‘1'" l"
‘ gin “next spring at the earliest mo ‘ ‘ I wfllI heihmyxflcw «Yorker»
ent appetite, feels strong and sleeps
well."_’ That's ch 'way Electric? Bit-4
ers affect" the "aged; and the" shade
appy resulis*ifollow iin hall concerns ‘P
emnle Weakness. and general ,deblitty.
iWenk, puny/children too, are gr 5', l
trengthenedV by them. .-G,unren il-
lso for stomach, " liver and :kldneyr
Iboumcl. by F. H. Baxter; druggltfi.’
0. ‘ .. , I
KiLLe To save puss
vote of the audience, A lively and gen.
eral discussion followed. Mr. Albrecht,
Sr..- then read a impieixou The Result»
lion of immigrants, which was listenv
ed to attentively. it was very concise
and to the point. This was followed
by another lively general discussion,
in which the consensus of opinion
sec-med to be that thel laws of this
country regarding the “isolation of im-
migration Werc all right; The govern-
ment. is attending to the matter, and
went down as low as 30 degrees. week’s visit with rclutiwes in Railroad
V The Bells, which is announced as
avenue. _.
:Be bill 'for Tuesdayb evening, during
.. . e engagement of hotel Ryan and
The M18865 AYES. Who “”9 been his company. atHoyt's Theatre. next
spending the summer in Asbury Park. 'woek, will show a series of Belasco.
have returned to their home in Semi- tissue: pictures» that will be new to.“
new street South Norwnlk‘nudleilce. in the first
act. alone u there . nrootbree distinct
scenes and everything in the line of
weird and picturesque snow scenes
are said to be enslly‘ecilpsed. The
third act of ther'pluy is in advance of
ment'tliet weather would permit." He
ekpi'aincd thereasons for the “ pres-'
‘ntdeleys. ~ ., “‘ 3
‘0 Mr. Chandler has the letter in his
:possession and will refer it to the
icommlttee of which he is chairman.
The news of the receipt of the letter
has spread rapidlyl and President Mel-
;len's reply is'con‘sldered by all to be
especially binding and satisfactory. it
is felt that the committee is to be con- '
5“: Noiki‘lifltsi 34th. shifters;
d y,» .aniif S'st'ii‘dsy.
- Theodore Toboy‘s launch Jennie 'l‘
and David W. Raymond's launch Polly
Wog got hung on the edge of the chan-
nel inst night on the falling tide and
both of them sunk. Members of the
Fish club succeeded in raising them,
however, before they entirely disap-
peared beneath the muddy waves.
The first degree was conferred on
one candidate in Wooster Lodge, l. O.
0. F., Monday evening. A large num-
ber of brothers were present.
The mud digger, which is at work be AND.
. r
tween the bridges. will dredge on the
know what, it was doing. The most-
thc famous lrving.product.lon,~the vic-
‘gratulated and
commended for its et-
...————-
eitst Side of the draw an soon as the ing than adjourned until next Tuesday W. p. 'l‘. Hollingsworth has arrived i forts. V '. , . . , i. , V,
dispute about, the electric cable has evening, \Vllofl Mr. Every will occupy from pm.” and is stopping with his thata“‘1:3":§i°‘li,:"fi.:lgg'“.i“3:: . . ‘_ ‘T‘Jf' ride of ant meek: swordsusln as I
been settled. The matter has been rc- the chair. Papers were Fashioned f"? family at Pine Terrace, Carter street. springing oil , the “in“. before . be ? POOR TIMBER USED. “'3" H° FIB '. H" in Van ' l’ . .
ferred to the government, which may the mi“. mum.“ (:0 Mr”‘.S(‘”n” V0” ——‘_"‘ ' nwakcs from his horrible VniShtmnro‘ I ‘ d ‘ I “ DA‘MELSVWLE- GlL. Oct.,ii;4—~b7ror-, “
take several days. The stakes which “Him” and M‘- ‘W‘Sii- “‘0 dcbnlca The funeral of Allnn_J_ Clarke, of , 1 , . ' Cause of the Building Collapse In . "3 ‘ " ,. , s1; d, I.-,.__
‘ ~ ' . - ' v r' i in My: d wilt wobubl ,, mi y tome by a stroke of epoplexy. . , Iins m, up, Baldy Q1 her bu nu ._
were put down by the launch club last am 0 i "b if. I— fill . I . Y Vista, age 82. who died last Thursday, Seven drops are used in tho-last; act ; rerbury. rs Frank Willlulns * who had been.» ‘
prove very popular.
was held Sundhy‘ afternoon ‘at the Vis-
ta churchgut 2 o’clock. The deceased
was a well-known and familiar figure
in New Cannon, and his death is so.
vorc shock to a large best of friends.
: warsahUnv.‘_V,oéi’.19.-A defective
jtimber, Building inspector Chntfleld~
istuies. was the cause of the collapse
lot the building on East Farm street.
lwhere the Republican rally was held.
Saturday night, use result of which a
inninber or people were badly injured.
end the gradnul, fading otllghteffects,
showing the suecosslnotvlsions, are in
themselves marvels of invention.
PLEADS GUILTY .To BURGLARY.
W
Suspect Arrested In Norwich Admits
Breaking Into Danielson station.
apring'wlll all new to be removed and
it, ‘wlll necessitate keeping the draw
bridge open for onc day zit. least while
the dredge is Working there. When
the channel was deepened on the mist
Side of the draw last summer one of
tho butmonts slid, somewhat, and ii is
feared that the proposed additional
erricd Only six Weeks, Monday «cfter- ;
oon shot three times and killed he V
ousin, A.‘ ll. Williams. with whom:
e was fighting in front of‘his home.
The two'conelii‘s lipid quarréledi-and i
onday A. B. Williams came to the i
ome of Mrs. Willinmd.’ The dispute?
as renewed, and the men soon clinch-
WESTPORT. “V
Asbctuck Lodge, K. of P.
meeting last evening.
. ‘. 'i ' .I' “
V _ ‘.'»' ,.."'{ {V a ”an”; I]. .
,Assessor 5. Notice .
We, the .. umler’sisl’ibd. 3' lierelwif givei'
Inotico‘to flut'PGRWl‘B and connotations
;linble to pay taxes in the film of‘
held a
The game law has been in’ eiteét
since last Monday, but it is said to
Mr. and M rs. Frank l-loyI of Conipo
dredging will "““50 n. “"1110“ dongcr- street have moved to Brooklyn have had little effect on some hunters , . - ~ .. .
ms slide or the mason work. ' 4.-.“-.. ' l m. northern art of the town. ch- l)ANIEl.SON.0ct. 9.-—(lcorgc s. Me- . , . ‘ , . ~ , a. and Mrs. William. who was on Wt“ "0mm. mutiny ”assaulted
. n 0 p dcy was arrested inn Norwich and The building inspector made a minute he verandn‘, seem that nor has ’nd {by lawito deliyer to iiicditiiifiilrtiggr l.
linvestlgutlou of the building Monday
on men and ten dogs Were seen Fri- _
with the object of fixing the ultimate
Although
Mrs. Fred L. Mills has been outcr-
taining relutivos from Soutbiirgton,
'30 ream-an into he
as being '13ch
(h near Lukg' Woods. brought here yesterday on a charge of iélih’ér V0! that“. buyer be V
{y 8 breaking into the railroad station ouse and'cnug .da 0! Novemberdiii)’. wrlt
While Captain Nathan Roberts is
Iii. ups; pistol.
not the oldest men in the country 01' ___.m____ there is no evidence ithnt‘tlic law was , ires on'eibllit ”for th“ ”granny and . , .. . .4 . .
which he i: 5b) proud, he can Iruéhful- Mrs. Hurry Nichols, of Fairi‘icld, broken, one“w§iuld “19%.,ng jugtmed himet I‘ld‘i'éllday tnight. {#11 Which itlmg idisgovered'I'iyhet‘t .-.¢:“me of' the fipgrriaeangn wi‘minnbsttnngi f1“?E3;“gill“?b‘égmgpérfiyfim” and them
i suy,wlt t osiiwm may be u ozcn . . . ._~ ,. , i the 5m lo 0“ m t ,‘cou'ldi'have aiou was a on. on and goo v z .. g . . . a e o . . a s o . o; I .. , .. ., V . .
V was u“ “Mt Of her Imoms’ 0“ Mon “ p a t before the town court he inner wall due to th ving way of a iusbund go. He refused and she plac-‘ “Mlle "Nit: dam! 0'30”“; 1907-1W
years or so older, that he has lived
during the life time of all the presi-
dents except Washington, whose (loath
obcurrcd in ”99. The captain was
duy.
Mrs. George S Jennings is color-
inining hcl' brotflr from New York
been. Game Warden "Benedict; cannot
appear in two different places at once.
but he has a habit of bobbing up here
and «there rather unexpectedly. and
. pleaded
guilty and was bound over to the next
,‘term of the superior court under $1.000
bonds. llntii six Weeks ago Money
had bcon baggage muster bore and he
ire
isxs tiltiber about once trees i‘ong. IThe
itlmber was’ bu‘dl y decayed an the hot.
Itom, cspccidily" at" thespolm where it
stcd on the cellar foundations. '
bout his chum
,d the muznle’ro‘f the pistol close to
is bodyr‘and fired three shots. . Wil-
liams died with hlserrns clinched
n's body. » ~
ble to taxation. making a description
of all the real estate, each parcel be-
ing sepurstplyV.describe“;
N. assumptions! be"i'dtb
born at the time James Madison was . would-be violators of the law had bct- "Th Il r l h e ‘ ‘ " .
Dl‘ésldcnt and all the succeeding Dl‘CH'“ 0m _. -—- tol‘ beware. ‘ ' 15‘1"" as his Team)“ [0" taking ““3 Ibsen \‘izlo‘d glsbg‘hfrgg'gha‘llgyfiz.‘Chlillt- ' " 'Wil‘imiif “if VOHW' “looted", WWW. A” M‘Qflhficlr’flml‘ifl
dents have been outlived moi" 0‘9“» Next Sunday will be observed as , ' manor Unit he was ”i“ 0‘ work and i ‘. ’"i have not yet learned was em alibi"! shot tome my'nna- ”flawed, Mdhfiqu'eégirkfiomdsfii‘i
land find ROIWVPH- Mi"n”- J“”“""i”“v Rally Sunday at the Groups Forum LONG“0N KILLING eHE Ell-3M3. despondent, , iihe‘ carpenter was who pldcéddt there. band." ”he W”. ‘ oom... ,an * Mimics“ i Heart‘edigpllii!”
and Monroe (lid not: die until some church. H, W Wllon arrested .Med%y11ad 341 of dint “1039? liiwusilsuiiod‘ 6n] . v » . V . _ giwngwm “umeVVD'qu I”. io'fi‘ i: V
President! “nature Faking" Friend the stolen money in is posseesloin ior tour so g=.hno,'w1mh“uiw uflding BUY WIFE ROSEBVAND OAVNDV. Wm, and useInoSeo'uneWIoumeMIaeii}
time after Captain Roberts was born.
His first ballot was cast for Martin
Van llurcn. who was vice-prosdient un-
der (Ilcuornl Jackson, and had be bur-ll
of ago he would have voted the Jack-
son ticket. in that year, 1815, many
thing, of great importance happened
First of all there was a battle fought
bétwuen the Americans and British af-
ter‘ pence had been declared, to wit,
oh the 8th or January, and General
Jackson was afterward was often criti-
cised for,bclng In such haste. As the
messenger of peace was on his way
across, the Ailnnllc weeks before that
memorable battle, when behind cotton
bales Jackson's forces put the Red
Coats to flight. What seems strange
to us'tqdny was the'fact that many
of the dusiorn states were opposed to
'W. F. H. Preston has the contract
to paint the house of Alexis Godilot,
Norwulk. .
The Historical Society will meet
Monday evening at the home or James
E. Coley.
Mrs. George Gamphcr. has recently
entertained her daughte' Mrs. Paul
Preusser of Norwalk.
p...—
Miss Pearl Upson who liasbeen the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hairy Carver,
has returned to her home in NowVJer-
soy. » , .
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STAMFORD, Oct. 9.—-or,ununm
J. Long has returned from ‘a long rest
in Maine and continued 'lil's‘ Vhttacks on
President Roosevelt, who branded him
Inc "biggest nature I'ukercfkthemnll."
llc has n whole lot to sny'nboutthc
president's most recent ortlcle‘on nu-
turo taking. and wound up his opening
outburst-with “the only Joker in this
whole controversy, in my judgment.
is the big" faker at Wsshinqton."
"‘How about the president's bear
Vliiint?" was asked. ‘ ‘
“The last time he went hunting
hours was in ihe-spri g. when mother
hours had cube and w e weakened by
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which hereturned. ‘
CLARKSONS .Np‘l‘ ,ON MAJESTIC.
LONDENUOctn '9.-—-The pursor of
the White Star Line steamer Majes-
tic, which ‘uielt New York. October 2,
for Plymouth,“ Cberbourg and 80nth-‘
Vanipton; bud wns‘stnted to have among
her passengers “Samuel Clnrkson, a
younngnglishmnn. and his bride. who
was Miss Helen Maloney. daughter of
Martin Mdloncy‘i of hiladelphla. was
communicated“with‘ day. on the sub-
ject by wireless telegrnphy. He re-
plied that if Mr. end Mrs. Clarkeon
are on board the 1steamer they are
traveling under ossumed names. as
there are no imsaengers on the Majes-
tic regisicrod as Mr: and Mrs. Clark.
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sue lines this must
the“;l accident,’ suture
{was moved sfew rods to'tli‘e west by
{its owned, Andrew Jr’lfenneaily, to get
iit off the! Chess RoilinrMill/property.
ng was moved it had
' so" Webithe‘oar-
bu ‘I this
Before the buildl
. e‘
PM
spruce itiniber'hapbened to
W" it“ built!
a ‘. U.
. . , likely that any further
tempt will'bh made‘ to fix the reason-
sibility for the disaster untll'the report
or the building inspector has been pre
Iseniod to the board of alderman. ‘
ry Dean, of“‘Morningslde, who
But‘i‘t‘should never ii
any such g)
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sheds reenter}! hike
ii ' ubtfgl. 1W,
a dozen roses
handy.
used for
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charge you.”
This was
at No. 384 We
ei’io‘ii'sriihauries in
, y mutant. and
LItt‘filli'ilt' thousht
court.
‘ O'Neill ”is is
300 pounds.
September 24.
Odd Penalty” Imposed on Prisoner Ar-
rested for Dmnkenneu.
coroner). ecciuwnuy your wile
use a week for four weeks, then re-
port to me. if you don't discover that
life is a real pleasure, I’ll foot the bill.
It you find happiness byV‘lt, lV’llV die
the penalty inflicted on
Michael O'Neill, a salesman residing
nose Clelniid in Maxwell street police
W.“—
Iind a be: or candy
at Harrison street, by
‘yearnfold It weighs
He was no led from
when he was arrested
n. int-on mmdeysadmidwioo toiaxilll‘
o'clock -‘ in' than etching: andIlF‘ridnyV.
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milessomilinwuws "do “
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p y ‘33 .s‘ireagduged
.. ,, t ed to the past twa years building an auto . M didiVlthlsfmornihf aw
"‘9 WW! 13’“ “n“ "W“ e" t “2”,; mobile for his OWn use. has it nearly the long winter‘s fust.‘ According to son. The MVui site is due to arrive pier my hospital to benching? - for drunkenness. ills wife is small Nerwuik that ,i:
cede. 9 "9"“ ““99”?“ “W“ ‘2 completed. his own boastful Iiocouut he uud his nt Plymouth in ny. , ' fort'abiy, it‘is‘nowvdil . niche and‘thin. - ‘ ' V ‘ ‘ 1”” am i ,. filthy:
the bi‘ “Wm“ of Nupo 9°“ ROMP” e ”W heroin bond killed eleven bears. all m ’ . , * ' will, 'pul"‘thrdd ‘ rl ' ' ’ ' . i" n o 0w? 9.? ‘31"5 d. 9’ . Vi”
TWENTVe‘FiNNB ARRESTED. ~ other _ . .wumvs» gypsum Loony éNio ”Medicinal .
wise"; lens, on the 8th or August. in
“id id when our old friends first new
til , igthhllip Berton Key.
s, or. wlioin,,llieii,crul Daniel E.
“killed in . Washington.
he filer . Spangled Banner, and
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93¢,th “QMWM on the, ‘iMrnsnder . en . ii diuresns. be reeeiev in audienc by the .lup- terber 11, near "Hausa. Finland. ear-day “dim
1 . 9‘" “4‘"? “Hull/{’33 rompers definable» ”mouth? fiancee sniper r? October-gill. when he , . , 7 ] in a shop Iuilel' ‘tiili nitric M‘
,dmr Wifiit?‘ 1’ 'th s w iii-the commbuityfiu? I do” “The“ will present is credentials. The de- TOOK 'i'HIlroyT spouses. , G emu ’ ' . Miss Carroll Will rot
»' .013”, “ “bg'itfmmg four-yearoidlsonrflbn .V...,Who 'thiEd lay of the reception of Mr. O'llrlen NEW YORK. e .—‘Jl‘he steamer ,1 . _ fillet-"serum. now—mihvm‘imthfiuds _, ,
8W“, WWW. ti 0, .92 Monday. noon hominid/amnessonx’the was who the recent death of Lady i’nle,Vfremfammni armour-Tern. was ii, t‘ 9 method Iilni seine‘neighs . *cumlys lanai-Indicated ‘3 show
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{other of
com.
”in lit enumerate, but space
of Captain Roberts reins
, and Mrs. Franklin-
ith dilemma res
sent echoes to“ e
. simultaneous
mberw 1st.
Murmansk Godfrey's: Saugutuck,
he «recently entertained Mrs. Frank
Smith of'East Norwalk and Mrs.
Henry Robbinsgvof Norwich.
The engagement ,is'. announced of
Miss Clirlstabel 0. Slope y, daughter
or Mr. end Mrs. hilt“;t ,l’pperly, to
Frank Nichols of firidsemlé‘t. .
In. ,, ah
’ vercomes this ‘ "difliotiltiy 4by having , a
fillies idle7<mittitltfortlill w it?
Persia, _. ,_
.rnnd urged all sportsmen to unite in
den
mother bears and their little cubs. af-
ter a pack of dogs lied driven the
poor creatures into trees. Then he
preached on the heroism of hunting
saving out few remaining bears."
eunuch 'WlLLt REGEIVE eiemsu.
’l‘OKlO, Oct. il.-’i‘homus .l. O'Brien.
the new American ambassador. will
a smoother of the emperor.
gallons ELI/Issue.
Itsm’i‘zfdilimer. isscriouuly ill at his
'hie""’i1-l ‘ ”monstrous, with heart trou-
'-house forearm! days.
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much ispacke
“the honor roll" (it ,Wesi unsettle
D, lll'l‘QWN. Oct. nuclease Wil-
iheon double to leavetlie
Judge Elmer
is s stateiceferee. lie is ‘12 yesrsold.
succession: was a former; superior
or. PETERBBURG. Oct. 9.~The
Novoo. wereyamodsy announced the
arrest of ‘twntylii'inua. mostly .work-
men. who are members of a secret
society which recently purchased a
motor heat.‘ 'l'he‘e‘eoret police are
seeking to tabllsh a connection be-
Insets.
tween these Mahmoud the grounding ’
this morninebcun in, The Yale and
her sister hills: strerui‘iueuaiiy
Iuke the ins e on island sound
course‘on theirti‘ house from non
ton. Unacceunt H
which» prevaiitld Ilfllt iii
summoned hills
outside source
see room she .
i
pin on
of the imperial yacht Standard Sep- .‘
fictions raisedprecancerous”
ugs’ Wheeler hummus suite
timony.
six vsan one erupts"?!
or asuuur
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resident oi pant
leyesi‘ Ans
i'iii hammered in Rome, N. Y.
it.
_ Warren‘s»
to pass ’3 new searching pm
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. some
‘inb’BRAHAM. Musszrbct‘.
v of newerrmurptlie Wow
neared. rumor busty strum rwumm
mnrmwuiuirer‘wuem summons“
conducted for weeks. has been located
, It letter’written by him to liirfrlehds
i Rowe. {its mister 'VVt.,io..nomo V
«newness am
Economy last. in» mm .
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Hopes located through
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“inherit . ,, , ,
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ohaii property uglier: by t . ,
that “5:35., 09‘; 3her“ . ’
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