yd burgh has returned from
pl sure trip to Bunion and vicinity.
Fmrik P Soil is attending the Ad
‘:vent Sunday school convention in We-
terbury i9?”-
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Constable Samuel (3. Ireland went
fishing yesterday and secured a huge
whens of smelt. .
William Eifrou has purchased the
house at 37 Fort street, formerly own
ted by Mrs. Eyenden,
i'
i
‘ A meeting of the St. James Circle
is being held this afternoon at tho
,bome of Mrs. A: N Ferguson. of Cove-4
avenue. . ‘
m
: Tonight the regular weekly social
prayer meeting of the members of
.‘.the Advent Christian Cliuioh will be
ohold at the Church.
i The cold weather of the past couple
of days has badly damaged vegetables
and fiowors and given umnlstokeablo
Signs that the Mole) is rapidly ap-
sproachlng.
It is expected that Rev. George '1‘.
Freeman will return from his vacation
today in time to assume the leadership
of the prayer meeting this evening at
the East Avenue Methodist Church.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Romaine Barnum. of
Chestnut street,'l3ethel, have returned
home after a several weeks' stny at
Pleasure Beach, near New London.
and more recently with their daughter
in East Noxwalki
4 The mud digger has commenced the
‘work of dredging toward the railroad
bridge on the east side. Almost ov-
eryono who sees the machine at work
has some comment to make on the
4foollshness of it. ‘
«1 Henry A. Wood has been spending
a few days around his old homestead
and amongst the friends of his early
days in Troy, New York. Ills solo aim
in life has always been to give a bot-
ter understanding to ills follow miill.
and that be has succeeded is beyond
all question. .
People who have accession to cor- .
respond with friends, rolniives on busl
ness or what not, beyond the ocean
will be glad to learn that the United
States postal law have fixed the
weights of malls abroad in the inter:
national zone to one ounce weight, for
the some rates of postage in place of
the hitherto one-hull ounce for each
tor. and this law will stand during
or day and generation at least.
m
Mr. and Mrs. Charles f’lnti, of Lud~
low street. miicrtniuod ilic L. S. Club,
lust evening. in honor of their marriage
it being the sixteenth unnivcrsury oi
the wedding. The docouuions worn oin-
bonnie, nod were of green and yellow
flowers and plants. Friends worn in
nth-ndunco from llnckensuok, New
Jersey: Bridgeport and The Norwnlko.
One lecture of tho occasion was ihut
.thc brldcinnid and best man of sixteen
yours ago were present and there was
a buppy reunion. Music was furnished
by iiiidgoport artists. The supper was
one long to bo remembered Mr. and
Mrs. Plait were picsented with a. hand.
some ullvcr piece, with the club a men-
ogram. The guests departed iii an enrly
hour nil wishing Mr. and Mrs. Plait
many happy reiuinn of the doll.
Note Roberts is just an enthuum.
tic on over nboui ocean uuvigntiou and
he claim that with favorable tides and
u tbir iy foot channel all Buddy Book
the Liniiiiuna will inbku her next ti‘lp
inside ‘of (tyre days lie wont to New
York especially to one the Great Ecol»
em and biennium! her obtain, each link
of which was one focus and the thick-
need thereof three inches, and the dock
imbc cut away at the foot of not
13%;)? anti—eel. New York, ”to enable the
askfihuut. incidentally on her «hound
Grout titanium struck on n
.’ ntnlik Point which line over
, yin; boon found out until
, in... 44
gossamer and m
mutt-st ship on the Wfitoi‘ to
bddn than an the Great Eastern
%’hb% and... the mi 1
' , when on accident»
" This statement, , iii? 7
Severn! telephones were patent of
order on account of the line having
been deranged running to Tokenolfe
Beach; 4.? '
The official board of the Methodist
Episcopal Church held a regular must;
log last night, It having been post-
poned from Monday night.
m , 'J,
Royal A. Mills is to move from the
Peter Martin house to that owned by
Robert S Barclay. in Rowayton one
one, this month. _
Mr. and Mrs. 0 Vernon Lundburg,
the bride and groom. have returned
3 from their wedding journey of five
. "weeks, which took them toi Michigan.
They are now the guests of the par
outs of the bride. Captain and Mrs.
Howelon Rowland, of Highland avenue.
Later they will remove to New Haven.
Where they will take up their resi-
deuce.
a
,wnsrronér.
Miss .iulinWakemnn is entertaining
friends from New York.
Mrs Frank Godfrey, is entertaining
friends from Norwulk
Mrs. A. Bennett is entertaining Miss
Mary Robinson of West on.
Miss Ethel F‘airchild is entertaining
a friend from out of town.
Miss Charlotte Grumman of Nor-
walk is visiting friends in town.
M
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley linker have
been entertaining their daughter from
Bridgeport.
The bishop will mako his annual
visit at Trinity church Sunday ove-
ning, Oct. 27.
Tho prnycr meeting of the Greens
Farina chunk will be held Friday
evening at the pnisonayo.
Mrs. Albert Birks, of Bridgeport, is
the guest or her mother. Mrs. John H
Jennings of Greens Farms.
Mr. and Mrs. F‘i‘nnk Raymond ro-
ccntiy entertained the idpwm‘th league
at their home in Snugntuck.
Mr. and Mrs. ilnrry Sherwood have
been recent guest of Mr. and Mrs.
William Osborne of Weston.
The Minot-s" Susan and Elinor Bulk
ioy of Greens Forms have been the
‘ guests of friends in Bridgeport.
w... .m ML...
During the next four weeks Rev.
Mr Ilshop will give ini'oiniai folks on
tho ibboth school and its work.
Tho Mary A. Wilkins Guild hold its
first meeting with a lurgo attendance
at Christ church rectory yesterday
afternoon.
.“m...
Frederick Wyno, o. rormcr resident
of Woctpcrt died at the home of his
son, Sept. 22. Funerni services were
held at Lewisboro N. Y.
Sully Simmonds, E. '1‘. Bradford m
cor, broke the track record 211314..
held by Locust Jack, at thé Mineoln
1.4. L4, fair last week by going tho mile
in 2: 12% She was driven by R. L.
Williaino. ,
“trick Vaughn con-indaw of Pot-
rlck Qulsiy, of this place. died at the
Dnnbnry Hospital after a lingering lil~
nose 0! cousumlpilon. Iloceaaed is sur-
vival by ,pn‘o:l tie. u to mourn his
load. hid :zlifo boy died two your»
ligation: be some new.
The town of Westport wont solidly
Republican iii Mimdoy' a election, every
candidate, on that union being ole led.
it. on. vdted to return to tho of dis
that” system in thwdmnnpemeut of the
schools, but it is mil yet known when
this will no ind: chestnut cost: of n. c
schools in th ‘ differeiytiiin, districts lory
* y.- i«4.
no follow:
bony.
.; 091i“
. o " ' K
,, street, it will be a q nation where to"
pdtihthem Thor
4 trio: and Sanzatuok district shop
M charmiiit in a soy
4 1‘ now io‘chlld on
tel: odi
line at 480 children. .
as many children in the,
school now na’ can be comfortably k
on care of; and yet if the Combo dlsvj,
disband, "a new school houséw
have to be provided in Sungatuck ,
the present building would be m 9!
than Compo district alone could in
age. The ltalian’s in snugutuck lirih ,
the number of. children from that dis
trict ahead of the number in Comp
Altogether, there will be much on
zling of billion, to bilng the matter to
a. successful head. it is stated that
only thioe towns in Connecticut have
once consolidating.
WESTON.
Harry Waterbury of Norwalk spout
Monday lntown.
Frank Bennett is acting as foreman
on tho. Jackson fruit farm;
G. E. Smith of East Noiwalk, bus
visited his father, Peter Smith.
Mrs. H. Flcwcliyn has entertained
her uncle, Mr. Beers from 4Norwulk.
Filcnds from Seymour are guests
at the Perry residence in Valley Forge.
Miss Smith whh has been the guest
(it Miss Annie lecniau, has returned
to Norwaik
Mrs Rocellu Brown has secured a
position as housekeeper in the fem:
iiy of John Williams. ‘
Mrs. Winifred Butler of the Poplar
Plaiih distxict has been spending sow
oiul days in Stamford.
I
For the first time in many years the
venerable Peter Smith, now 94 years
of age. missed going to the polls.-
Horace I-lnrlbutt is exhibiting s
rut of his ‘alrondy famous Here ord
battle at the Danbury Fairfthls week.
S. S. ’Cnrver‘s mill is again to be
put in operation in n few days, with
Clarence Carver in charge as super-
intendent. .
WM
Mrs. Della A. Jolllffo, of the George-
town distrlct' has been spending sevo-
rnl. days as the guest of her sister.
Mrs. George Smith of Van Znnt street,
East Norwnik.
The Sunday school classes of Mrs.
D 0. Chase and Miss Eula Ferris
comprising about 20 boys and girls,
will be entertained by their teachers
at the home of Mrs Chase, ,Siiturday
afternoon, from 2 until 5 o'.clook
NEW 4CANAAN.
m
At" the residence ibf Mr. and Mrs.
V L. Bopsn. Locust avonuo, Friday,
ut nooii.. t4lioii only daughter. Miss D.
Evelyn Boson. become the wife of Carl
Everétt Dartt of Clinion. Mass” sin
ployod by Swift 4& 09.. 19111131 street,
Stamford. The nup osmium knot who tied
by Rov. Dmid W. t. uncle of
the bride and paste. of t ‘e M E.
(‘hiuch 'l‘urrylown,N he thor-
ringo Wus aolomnlzed in the p’u’rlor of
the brides home. in one corner of
the mom, on the west side, there was
a. huge brink of limit-bureau, doiocd at
the floor by n bountiful arch of white
commons» and? numb. transforming
the spot intol'n Abeuumul cozy corner
with a canopy of green and white. The
couple archangel! ‘vowo beneath this
arch ' o bride was glvan away by her
(other. The bridal party formed in an
adjoining room. similarly bedccked
with laurel curnntlous nun hydrou-
noun, bunched slowly into the parlor.
documented by the soft strains or
Mendelssohn u wedding march played
by Miss Julie Lainey. Miss ill Louise
Bryant. of Yonkers, was the bride
maid. and wore it gown of white
French nbt over pink silk. She looked
”finally” and carried a bouquct of
bid commit out. M. ,fiownm nouns,
brother of the bride, was best man.
The bride. escorted by' her father, was
ugofiwbitn messa-
liue. trimmed With
returned to the district system after 4
u: " via
p _ gtumford and
0 not
NY.
Accompanied by His Staff in Full Uni.
form nodMatohed Races.
DANBURY,
- Woodruff, accompanied by his staff in
uniform, won in uttendnncc at the Dani
4 bury Fair, yesterday rind watched the
races from the grand stand boxes;
About twelve hundremporsons were on
. the grounds from pbints about the
suite and beyond its borders.
came from blow York and other cities
in automobiles.
tho fair- found
,nlso ' watched
in the show.
Of the two
the afternoon
heavily as the
place, Rabcttaw
mail:es
.nnd the race.
heat.
thlui. Rich
side and Ar
d
2' 30 price
three straight
2. 21%: 2; 20%
second; Edna
boat.
SKULL
white. wall, DD
ary lodging in
Company
Mir. Keeling.
being thrown
out oompuflll'
for in the evi
tor, however.
him. both by
from death as
from a trolls
ot the large
forced to
flu
roses. A reception followed "and
niuiufiignb in... income on the
is. utifhc dining- room: to company. no:
omit; ‘ Nr would test
adorn hid iii inure! and
urn left for
throusht
To the plenum
ide's homo.
gitmwaaiitim
W
There were men? local
1 guests present, and a large numbe
GOVERNOR AT FAIR.
oossful airship exhibition. In the'dog
show. the nobles of J. Piorpont Mor}
gun and Reginald Vanderbilt, of No
York, were winners, tho former's col»
lies being ownrded a special prize for
the best bronco! ,
the 2: 17 pnco provided the surprise oi
2 .17 pnco, purse $400. —-Rnbetta J.
won the second. third and fourth heats
230%. J. L. J. second, won the filBt
Time—2:192”.
idiom-ink also started. The
latter was drawn in
phrsei
Gruesome Portion of a Human Skele-
ton in .‘n..-Biaok Bag.
nnioonpon-r. octane. 10 —~—A nice.
_ u visit to the Fairiiold county court
' house yesterday, and found a tempor-
room. where Judge Alberto T Rom
back is hearing evidence in the sum
brought. by Thomas Keatlug against
the Connecticut Railway and Lighting
The skull was the property Of Dr.
George L. Porter. of Bridgeport, an .
expert in surgery for the defendant
Holley company, and was designed to to
bo used iii illustrating testimony pro-
posed to be given by Dr. Porter, re-
guiding whether or not the plaintiff,
the bone of the skull as the result of
ruther gruesoin
comfortable resting place in a medical
bug which Drnliorter carried. 4
The suit. in for dumugco of 25.000.
which Mr Knitting. claims are due
suffered “and th
4 i'
J. Bhonhiin and D -
ve expert. tobtllnouy in
ornto on oil that: c ill." , 4
like baby from .4 coin
OM loco. Ellie carried a shower bouquet at
W
tbé wclrolo go
Greenwich us well ‘
Knudsen ,
‘04. 00nd store‘s ‘
Grsénwlch‘. 44224
q) ‘ :_
, Canal street..-:4Stomf0rd. ,,
‘_ where Mr. Da
‘ _ poditlo‘n.
rtt holds a responsible
”<—
Oct. 4 lbs-Governor
Many
The usual features 0
crewdo of visitors, who
with interest the suc-
nOn- sporting dogs
hominid! rotting eventar
when Lakeside, backed
liner, finished in sixth
lining the race Bum-
’l‘ime-2: ”id, 4:2 18%,
Ass Wilkes.
it, Grace Davis, Luke-
¥the fourth bout.
JOOa-llobson won
beats and race. Time——
:72:18%.Buron Deiect,
A... third. Beauty Bird 4
Dcwdrop. liter. Kellen. I), also started.
'l‘ho later was distdncod in the third
1" «THE COURT.
lishcd human skull paid
the civil superior com
sustained a fracture of
from one of the defend-
it trolley ‘cars. This
relic wasn't called
dance given by ,D
so it: didn't leave its
gender; of the pain he
riihut also because
9! nutter. he 4W4
. ,r medical utton
so of work. .
5 mid c. frac urn at
and Dr; ichacl
Williim ii Oculo
“it”
book The «bride in mg. ‘
later of the groom. GlintOu Muss. ., #1314128 will be minced from the high
Mr and Mrs." Gdorg‘e Sleuson", Yonltsrsll
4. :4 will meal: with the approval of all.
only
4 ors at the Hoyt’s Theatre during. his
“i nation created by Pryor, “the trom-
i
1‘. For-4
narrow escape lie into “
roilult of being thrown 4 .
r 9
in must he been
spoiled 1min the
" lo Wand E‘Macboth’l
or motioned Mr. Eran asks for the co- .
operation ,oi intermixed teachers and
.eiw‘ays within the
munsumnce that the
not dramatic standpoint and his de-
side mom tlibniyludfgo‘d ' wording
To use a vaizarisnm all that is neces-
ls "the delivery or the goods."
All. the. Bhukeliperlnn plays produced
by Mn Ryan and his associate play-
enga‘gement 5 here nest. 4 week will; be,
from the edited William Winter edi-
tion, usedbys‘ihe .lnte4,,Edwin, Booth
and Lawrence es coeiitars. The bust-4
noes ot the great combination will be
strictly adhered to except where mo4:
dern thought and advanced stage craft
have ”made it imporhtlvely advisable
to make some minor changes.
blot only among the hundreds of
thousands of persons from every state
in the Union who visited Willow Grove
Park. Philadelphia. Pa... and Asbury
Park the world famous seaside re.
sort of the New Jersey coast, last
summer, can’t fall to remember. with
deepest pleasure, the tremendous senv
bone king" who has firmly established
in two continents4 44hls indisputable
right to the above title. His success
moreover. has been thoroughly earned,
and hasben far removed from. a mob
tor of luck. or the more improvement
of fortunate opportunity. His solos are
revelation of skillful technique so
complete that the complex metal de-
vice seems to spring into lite iii. his
touch and to speak in words of a. lan-
guage that every human being can un-.
dcrsinnd It will be new of greatest
interests to local music lovers to know
that the tour of Pryor and His Solo~
ists will bring that celebrated com-
pany of artists to this city‘, at f-4sloyt‘
Theatre, on Saturday. Oct. 12 Matinee
and night. ,
DANIEL BOONE.
in the history of the border on
character stands out so prominently
as that of Daniel Boone, ,nud an ex-
ccllent- play with this renowned in-
(lion lighter will be given at lloyt‘s
Theatre, tomorrow night. The wur~on
the frontier between the, white man
and the Indian. was a look and bitter
one. The white man fighting to ac-
quire new territory and open up a wil
demons in the needs of advancing clvl
lizatlon and the Indian. native to the
their own villuscs- and hunting
grounds which had been handed down
to them by their forefathers for 88':
gorutions. ,Th '9 contest. Willi cruel and
ruin! and only [aided when the Indian
was driven to s new homes in the
still further went. a and his brave
companions triuim tier years of
desperate Iii; lilies love his cruel and
solid opened up a kind
. groom 41in all except
his is indomituble“ will. on-
parlor audacity and influencing cou-
rage. placed him at the head of that
noble bond of sturdy and, heroic buck-
woodsmom The dialogue to bright and
ehtertdidtn‘gnmd the humorous cher-
actors lire simply meat; The support:
big company are not only one note
but strong in specialties. and the. and
of akillo‘dm as clan» that s with this
show is an excellent one. 1 ii't full in
see this grout ploy. ’ "
Miss MELLIN tunes "3an “nort-
. . .MDNWIEAl-Tfli; .. 4 "
FHIMbm Oct. tensor. the
re be nor a or a thousand
lnoludingi victims from New .York. not
ton and other Atlantid coast citicii;
_ ml 6d donipnihy's
wig}; and christened; by
filth Jill” Now Juror We
4 x i _
humour uni
to tile improll,
with no more , in can
u plaintiff.
be born tunic
ltlve'r 4;!
for 2 .000"
.wprovidos that “the ottorney
hereby request that you forward to
“OTTO“? -
4 reouigements of this section shnll for-
soll, fighting to retain possession oh
cod and fullness
. 1?“
mini ed by Bonito ill
ol’ub o4 _
Stu ute for such in tire
9173100 in. the state dud not
me the sum of $100 frfeitur'e in
Section .nbove referred to. - .
Tbo notation of the low referred to
reads it“ follows: '4
cent banks, trust compo
and surety companies, dwifiifis com:
ponies, building and loan associations.
and investment companies. shall, nine
piled :; before the. lift can
of February or August, mpfte.
swear to and file in the office of the
secretpry of the state a certificate set-
ting forth as of the first day' of Jan
nary or July immediately preceding:
(1) The name. residence and post-
directors; (2) the amount of its onté
standing capital stock which has not
due thereon; i3) itlm lobstlonof its
principal office in this state, with thd
street and number, if any there be and
charge thereof upon whom process
against the corporation may be served:
The secretary shall thereupon. record
such certificate in a book kept by him
for that porno o and shall furnish a
certified copy of such certificate to the
person filing the some, who’ shill
forthwith cause such certified iquY4
to be recorded in the office of the towni
shall record the some 4in b book kept
by him for that purpose. 9n the Join.
day of March and September the town
clerks of the several towns of the-
state shall submit the names of all
corporations Whose annual returns
have been filed for record during the.
preceding six months, in accordance
with the provisions of this sectibn .and
the secretary shall report to the attor-
noy general every six months the,
names of all corporations which have.
failed to comply with the provisions,
of this ‘soctlon. and the attorney gen.
eral shall collect all foreiture under
this section Every corporation whose.
ofilcbrsr shall fall to comply with the.
felt to the state 3100 for each failure.
Upwards of 600 corporations in the
state have received copies of the let:
tor thich itawill :-.he noticed, does not.
threaten lentil Procecdlngs. but calls
attention to the law under which such
proceedings may he brought. , ‘M -4-,
'* ALLEN ERIN? WORKS SOLID. 4.
PROVIDENCE R‘I, pct. 10. wWhen
the continuum?I a hammer falls today
in re will have passed from the ins
dusfriai life of this filly a corporation
that for three-quantum oi a. septum
has been closely allied with the dovjeb.
opment of Rhode Island as a mimul‘nm
luring state. The property to be sold
at auction today lit the plant. to! the.
Allen Print Worlds. whom tombs first
time in America. calico cloth was dglinbv,
ed dud whore also were deyelo ro-
coosea of importance to man gturers
of calico cloth throughoutihi country.
The Allen Print: marksman establish.
ed in 1880. The 00mm ceased hush
new a Inuit limo up and the plant
was thrown not. line mdrké
W
UMGTUMNQCQMPAMY.
South Norwolk, Goon.
boar Sir: ‘One of. the was to get
rich to to make a quarter ooh like
thirty cent‘s. 4
cents. It has thin advantage; one
keeps out of lull.
There are 200 puinbmenufucturerg
making quarters look like '80. 0. so,
80 cents and all the odd cents in he
.twoon. That. is. their “points" pro
ass to be paints: and they (or. in
about the prepcriions named; they
get so to 80 cents for at cuertbr'ii
worth: scans urn. 76‘. .
There's a better way to Blunt:
voe. There are eight honest points.
8a.
vi
The president entitnenimrcr of event V"
corporation having capital stock, can .
4i
' zest apple tree in the state is in the
office address of each of its officers sud ,
been paid for in full, with the amount ’
the name of the agent or person in
clerk o the town in which such con 4
parade is locatéd and said town clerk. - 4 4
LITTM Ti) ‘IMEO’E NMONB‘MANT
,od
i39-
perms, _,
44 u
\4 ‘ 4 i m
amenities en
lad d: armor .
sllyb of the eldill‘ Denna. {mg in t
o, beat. thin a t rh
amictionagrelie‘ up this one?!
path 44reduciu swell!
- ochl drugglst eta s
that this mixture: acts direct!
from the blood which is lilo Willi pl:
rheumatism.
Cut this out and bond ,to sow luf-
forer which would-fie 4h ..
of humanity 4
APPLE TREEG4 ”K5
Ti-ils.
doorysrd of Charles Waterbury a home 4
and has already yielded fifty bushels . 4
of apples this fall, ith the top bran-
iunpluclted 4‘ ~i ‘
9 tree is 11 Root around
hl’gh and his a 50-foot spread
branches at the Widest port. ,
Even since anybody‘in ’4 u
too can remember the tree has44 been 4
its present sine. “Eph’iiEvdns who lives
next door, ti8_ devout dive years
,4 n y4orrlosnsv TRIAL pins. 4 ,
CHICAGO O ; 1.0—4”: hfteéncmilo .
jog along good roads it an example of i4
the hardships of war, the line oiilcers
of the Department or like Lakes one
ready to so into action ot'pn hour 3 no- ,
lice. Such is, the, Distance of a re‘
port based. upon test ride mode by ,4
Brig.- Gen. Wight rter and thirtyone ‘
lmental o ts'yesterday. ‘hPhysb ~
fore, anon!
given th e rid~
star the trial of NS
, in drive. so the ,
noulnced all of t o officers
ride, and illicit itéc‘orid ' ,
SHOWQd hilt 5118b
bilitied. .
Foley’s xidney pro \vi
cone 0 kidney iron 9 ti:
yond medical aid.
W '
We, the under good, hoieby give
notice to all porpoise and corporations
liable to mpfiyuinkop in the City 9
SothliluI wit. that they air required,
,by ow to do! 540
tom
either of than).
of November 1.907. o.
with... nu. .ilatéii no.
to of alluiliemo tot. owned
on the first doy’.t umber. ill , .
his to taxation. mount; odopcripti
of all tho 41' i4 ‘eato‘to. ouch
lpgmdpnl‘n y described, .
. .4 a? walk. boqilfitll (l
assessors. .ati tithes» Council ,
.iluud street. South, Netwnlit ,b
”213““ng bar 14111007
ll ii! if .
gob be opdnf‘from 0: Oil to 13'4 cviock,
a..4ni...end from 2:0010.
p. would! an: music
o'clock-do dkzvpnlux
Novemboi'l 1
Dated at the.
Conn, October.
tunnel. .
, .
Theron a. better: make it thirty. " ‘
iii? alienusgmqrumfi.
n 0 i D i‘ I
ilublw tel mydaim «smash
MM“! ' lulu/ELM
lair mouths-him tint
on .
Allow;
N BMLIistc may,
it thorium-we mean no dilemma
.. 4... hi.
GEMINI)". l
Norwalk Chronicler