Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 24, 1907 · page 7

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blast Norwulk.

t‘hnrlcs liuwkius, ,lunitor 111'
l1‘ilcb School. is ill at his home.

Miss Margaret. Taylor. who has hurt:
it! for the past: 111111 days is able to b1!
0111111311111.

The 111111111111- weckly Hoclnl 2111111111
will be held tonight at the Advont
Christian Church.

. Miss Margaret Mctlar 11,11y 111‘ 1111b
1111 Ir.clnnd is visiting Mrs. Thomas
[.11 lot of Rowan street .

I‘I1r2 regular \vvekly 111111111 1111111111"
will I111 held 111111 11111111111: at 1111' 1'} 11.111
A1 cnue M1,-thodl.~'t Church.

A collage player meeting of 11111

.- Adventists 11:11:; held last 11111111111; at

17 Wontport avenue and 11111 11111111
dance 111111. good.

. 'I‘1111"ouih Norwalk 11-111...- connois-
.‘1ItlIlt'l‘S today loulcd 1111' 111111-1'111':~11'.~
sure on Ill(‘ I‘ust Norwnlk mains .md
found it sutlsi‘sctoxy.

Iiccnuso oi“ the illncuH of .illlllt'tt
Iii-Iomtncdiou. there was no weekly
(rinse meeting at the blast Awnur M11-
tbodist Church last night.

The petition for u chm' in 0.11-
born 1111111110 hits 1111,1111 prcscntcd to the
Sewer Committee. and will probably
111ch with favorable 111:.111111

\\ 01k is being 11111111 rapidly in 11111
dredging of 11111 ID 11st Norwalk cban
11121. which will I111 1111-1111 1111111111 111i
11d hv those 111110 1111111. occasion to 11111'
the channel.

l'lIt'

Rev. Arthur .I. Smith. 111‘ 111111111111.
former pastor of the blast AVI‘Illll',
Ml'illtitlisi (‘11::1'1111, Is in town today

upon business and is 111111111111...- a num-
hcr of old acquaintances.

'I‘Ii1' blast Norwalk fironlcu who :11,-
lcltdcd the big; 11111111111 in Port, ("hush-1'
report having: 11111111 royallycntcrl:1.1n111l.
’l'bcy say that tho 11111111 nun-'11.- iu 1111-
1111111111.. was especially 1'11111. 111'1111
though the line of 1111111'1111'was a trifle
too long.

Mrs. (.iurrit1 I., I’aImcr-Jc1'1'11I.t ls nt—
-iendlng the thirty-fourth convcntion 111'
11111 Woman‘s (.‘hristiun 'l‘cn1p1-r'11u11,
Union. of Connecticut. as a delcgulc.
which is being 1111111 In the Mcihodlul
Episcopal tiburch. Stamford. (1011.11. It
will he 1111111 Ihrcc duyn. bugiunlnu'
Wednesday Qctobcr 2., closing i1‘1'i
day. October 125111. .. '

M1'H..I. '1 11011111111 1111111. 01‘ Forty
Ht.11111l."l‘1o1'1\'. \'.. today will revolve
by 1-\pt'111..11 1111 1111111irtit1' wrought
banning l1;t:~il;1'l. 1111111p11H'1-1I of 11111 1:11; 111'
1411111 colored bully shells. with 111111
dozen strands. 1-1'1'1'Bv tillt‘il bring barit-
ctl tip and a yard long. from li111 top
111‘ which is Sllfilltllltlt‘tl 1111 bum-111.1111
tilit'il tassel. and form 11111 base .'1 :11-
11111111' ornament, which no 111111 knows
the 11111011111. of labor, 1111111. pullout-11
and skill it. took to (101111111111- the
beautiful token sent us 11 1111111111111: p111-
H'cnt. by 11111' gt'nuthnothcr. Mabel 11:11;
had many 111111 costly glitz-1. but 11'1'l
appreciaio this one the longest 11111::
111111 who still retains llt‘l‘ black hair
111111 youthful spirits In spite of 1111-
1‘11111'1111: yours. ’I‘h11 huslo'i 111111 1h:-
.ioini \vot'lt oftwo1111:11'1111111'1'11who 1111-1
1111 1111111 by Sltlt' in Itivcrsitlc (.2111111'-
trry. \l'bcn tI111 sun shines on 1111'
11111411: will 1111111111, with delight. and
when 11111 lamps arc lighted 11111.1 r11-
t‘Im'l all 11111 color» of thc rainbow. It
Will he a ”this; of bounty and 111:; for-
1'1'111' I11 1:11:11,'1'utloun _\‘11t unborn.

11‘111'111111' 11111111111111 11. Smith was out
ploughing; 1111: other day. hnndllng 1111-
11111111111111 and 11 11111111 of burst-11 :11:
deftly as any man i‘ll‘ly yours 11111 11111-
Ior. when 1111-1 cousin. Cnptttili Augustus
St. John. IIIiItlF‘lliflI' u call. 11111] In
111 ot‘ llil'l .tdvnncotl yours. in 11:'
11111111 11nd 11111111111111 us any of 11111...-
-‘ 1B choouv to cull old ht'oph- illll‘lt
. ‘bl'rs. an 1111 in now 111111111: on to

11i1111t1'l'1111 111' 111111 born 1111qu 1111'

town It: 11111 seventy-11111111. yours c1111-

Hectitlvoly without 11 break. and “'11s

the liveliest 1111111 111 11111 polcu thin

1111111. i111 1111:: 111111 11111 our to clithlccn

pl‘tmlduuHul 11111141111111. t't'olu ticnrrul

Andrcw .Iut'lwnt'n 1111111 and 1121111111111 to

Hill“ it build ill i|111 1111111 111111. ”11 I'v1-

incinhut'u who'n Iln' IIrut stunnuthlp

rhino from 11211111111111 to 111111 country.
" tilt-1 Sirius. 11nd tl111 1.111111 that ‘l’t'ni’cu
uh’r Mort-m. Invented Iiit‘ 11111111111111' tn-

Iégruph. In Iil'i" lln 1".111111111 11111 flow

when Old Hickory 11.11111 1111- only illillt,

I11 1111,: life he lllltt to 111111111 was that

“I! did not 11111111; 11111111 1' t'uitmnu 1111111

trim first 111111 pmhlnnt under him.

1,11,“in chino 11121111 111111111111; South 1'11

rollnn to secede from the Union

Monty-five yours or more before, she

actually did. In those days the term

Whig was 111111 uppllod to Democrat

and the 1211111111111111111111111 or 1011071111011

Wits united to the other 11111112811100

tilt-n for 11111 New York llornld star:-

1111 about that time, the record 111111 1111111

up pretty well.

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George, Kidney 11.111111: 1111.11.11.11" in.

pastor 111 tIlc‘-1

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ROWAYTQN

111111111 U12w1itcru 111111 1101.11: 1111 n 1111111
lion in tho oillco 111' Crotut. it; Knapp
Company. In South. Norwnlk

Reliance llook 111.: Ladder 01111111111111
has missed 11 new ting pole 1110113111111:
1111: truck house, in Rowuyton itvcnue.

The German class held its regular
meeting lust. night. at the residence of.
Dr. IimdM is]? E. Hucld ley. 'l‘he
pup s are 11111111 0011 pro rests with
their studies. g g g

A 11111119 crew of men is at work luy
I111: out streets and Improving the
1111-111111- Plait place, on 11111011 Hill.

which Is now culled Highland Park
by Its lnnd promoters.

Percy and (.‘hanes Mead, of the Nor
walk Yacht; Club. have token their
sloop “l1‘ls11” out of town and hauled
her out for the winter Intending to
111111 11111' and purchase a new craft in
the spring.

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

Hm...

There's nothing so good for a Sore
throat. its‘Dr. 'I‘bomus' Eclootrlc Oil.
hues it. in a few hours iicllcvcs uny
pain in buy purl

wES'rPofi':

1 111111.111 Ihu'r Smith has cemented his
walk.

Mrs. Harriet Price is visiting I‘t.‘ltL~
lives in Thompson Conn.

Mrs. Frank Ardo was the guest 0!
friends in (11111111111 v Plains lust week.

.Iobn Stuart. has been confined to the
l111111111111several days with 11. throat iron-
1:-

Irving.r Williams of New Hamburg.
N. 1’.. was 11. recent guest of Mrs. Ilen~
1'11 tla Slunri.

Mrs John K (lanll has been con-
fincd to her home for the past week
111th I111y11ptliH

Mr. and Mrs. Increase Parnell arc
outcrtalntng ihcir son and futility from
Southlngton.

'l'ilt‘ \Voiucn’s‘ Inipt'ovctnont Socicty
112111 11 1111311111111; Monday '11I'tcruoon In
Trinity Church study.

Mrs Francis 111111111111 of (1111.111; Iiiuh-
way is entertaining Mi .1. (11111111111 and
children 111va York.

Mr. 111111 Mrs. Henry Bradley of
Brooklyn, spent Sunday with his bro-
tllcl‘. Frederick Bradley.

Rev. and Mrs. (‘.orncll S. ilikcman
11'111'11 guests of Mr. and M 1's. Soulu‘inllt
of New Iiocbcllu ovcr Sunday.

. Jilhu Gallugtu' 111' Norwalk is to move
into ”111 1111111111 lately occupied by l‘lln-
ton l-‘ntrbcn In lb:1 WcHl 1111111.

licv . Spencer I'lolmcs ltruy, former
Sunutttnrlt .\l 1;.1‘11111'1-l1
is the proud father oi anoihc't 11:111.

IIII'H. Hannah I’crry has 1.1111111
Slrulford where she will spend
willlm- with llct' (littlglltcr, M111.
Nowell.
lIiHhop Killsolviu': ot’ 11:11le will ad-
dress the Ititcrpnroollial Mission Study
clash at Holy Trinity church Saturday
afternoon.

’[‘I11.-1'1' was a large number prcscnt
at 1111,! first meeting of 11111 Music Study
(111121.» at 1111' home of Mrs Slnnitv
I"illow vcstcrday.

’I‘I111 11111111111111: of 1111.1 Guild of 11111
111111 11111111 at (‘brist Church will 1111111
11.11 i‘IIH't 1111111tiugut the Parish
totumrow .11‘1111 1101111

Itt't. Mr, l'klyyardu, ol’
1‘11111'1'11 111' N1-\\' lloclu'lb'.
1111 unusually
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I1)
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l1‘rcti

the First.
proachctl to
1111121111111 audit'ncu Sun-
morning and 1111-1111111.

lchilt‘H lx’idncy and bladder l’llfs
1'11iiev1- bar-Itul'hc. “oak kidneys. and
inflammation of the bladder. Sold by
The Clifford Pharmacy and The
Bridge Pharmacy, 1 "

POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.

ilEAli'l‘S 01" (101.1) (‘().’\Ii.\'(l.

“curl; 111‘ 1111111 11111 attraction au-
11111111111111 for next Mondny. Oct. 2.11. at
iloyl'z; ’l‘honlr1 is Haiti to rcsolnbic lllo
1-11'1'1'1' (Immunization 111‘ 11 1111111111111: 1111-
1'11I full 111‘ IIIII'AIA'l'Il'tl 111-Iiul1tH :ttld
thrilling surprises. ’I'Iv' author claims
that It is pussihlc to 11'1'111' plays 111‘
tlliH' port with not only 1111;111:1111" lull.
prohuhlt1 plots. With Mich of his
plurs i111hauotlolnpiod to dctnouniruto
this point. but 11111'1'1' 1:11 stronpb 11.: in
Ilwnrtr. of (111111. which 11-: 1'111111111111111.
I'ttllt'ITt'llt '31111 l'vnaihlc, 'l‘l1-1 day 1111111111;
to 111111: phased 1111- Hut-h clicnp and 1111-
::11'nisl1ctl plays 11:: Ilttvt' b11111: 11.11111 Ir.
l‘t‘t'fllli. ycnrs. and tho 1111111 11'. undoub-
lt'tlly rlpo 1qu Hitch pI111'1-H 11s
ltourtu oi‘ (told.

A'l' MUSIC HALL.

Notwithstanding the val'lotr: other
attractions 111.111 cvculnt: Music ltnli
wBJ' well Ililcd. 'I‘ho onllrc hlll wur.

'. ll protlncod and hittllly apprt't'lutcd
11y l.I1onndIouco. Itudo 111111 llcrtrum.
I11 comedy. wcru 12xccllcnt. Alurlc lit--
Itounuil. champion 1.11111 «wimp-1': Italy
and “more. sitctcll ut'tluls: ’I‘Itonnpz l’.
11111111111111. and 11111 various 1111111111 on
the bill 11'111'11 all that, could be dualrrd.
1811111 Stimuli was most 1111111111111: I11 ll.
111111111ch 11111111111.

lItil’T‘S 'l’lll‘lA'l‘IIltI.

‘I‘tm crowd .111. lloylis 'l‘hnuirr. lust
11111111. 1111111 11111111 ulzud. 11nd tho rundo-
villc acts wont. oil? with 11111111 and 11h:-
11111' and they were greatly nppt'uclulnd
by all them: In 11111 11116111111311. 'I I111
vaudeville 11111111 11111111 consented to
111111111111 tlu'li' 11111.11 from tonight on 1111-
III Snturdny. 111111 the pleturou will be
1111111111111 1111 will the Illustrated 1111111311.
Friday In going to be amateur 11111111.

union for entrance. ’lhcre will be
prison nwnrdmt' tho 1111111111111 of
1111111111111' 1101111111111 111111 to concludo them

will 11:1 11 1111- outing: contest. The 11111

1111.1 Week.
1011. 2011 11nd 1101:.

111-1111, ‘I'HA‘I' com
or it 11111?!“ 1111111111 in Pneumonia.
killnn 7311
other tried. alumni truncation-1111111111
11,1 '11:; 111111 and 11.111111111111111. 'Bltho titti-

 

 

 

 

"William 11 1111111111 1111111111111

rooms ,

and 11111 1110111 talent wishing to take,
part 1.11111 leave their 1111111911 at 11111 box

the

Bra;-
-ht breaking up coins 1111111111:

01.1111111- Thorns. is Before
Justice Wakeman

It'AlIili'l'El..-D1'OCI. 24.~—~'I‘Iie trio] of

- William 1’. Billion“. charged with mun-

slaughter 111 causing the death of S. .I.
Seoloy, took‘ place Tuesduy before
Justice Bucon Wokemau I11 the town
hull. Driscoll Is the chantifuur for Dr.
Victor 'I‘borne. whose c111" struck Mr.
Sceloy at the corner of Church and
Main streets one day 111111 1111111111. .Iudcc
Elmore S. Banks tippcnreu for the
state. and Arthur Marsh and Stanford
Stoddard for tin-1‘ defense. Onlv four
witnesses were heard for the prosecu-
tion b.1111 eleven testified for the
defense T1111 testimony was prnoticully
1111 agrecuumt as to the facts except as
to the speed of the automobile and the
distnuc It. won from the our when Mr.
Seclcy was struck. The trial was con-
ducted with the gtcatost decorum and
there was little spurring 11nd conflict-
ing statements worn. icw T1111 wit
nossos 11111111111 that Mr, Seclcy got on
the trolley car and ran around 111
front. of 11., passing directly In the path
of the automobile when It struck him.
It. was established and acknowledged.
by the prosecution Bthnt Mr Sculcy
was very 11111111111111 In his movements
and that tile who]:1 11,1511- oi tho prosecu-
tion (it-111211111111 upon what could be con-
Hidorcd no reasonable spocd under tit:1
111w. 'lhc statc clulmcd that the 11111
chino. was traveling between 10 and
1.6 miles on hour at the time and was
eight, to ten feet from the our at the
time of ille'nccldcnt. There was no
claim by the presecullon that the car
was exceeding that speed.

Judge l‘lanlts stated 11111 case to 11111,
justice for his consideration. not, limit-
lug any assertions aside from the facts
as stat.1.11l..luduc Banks. however. 111111111.
tho claim that the accident could Imvt1
been avoided had the machine, passed
further 'away from 1111,: cur as thcrc
was still several feet on tho si1l11 of thc
road when it passed. The hearing 1111—
121111 Hitortly I111forc. noon and contlnucd
till ill'tcr dark bv the light of 11111- horo-
H'Hm lamp which Selectman Morchouso
produced from stunt1 hidden rcccss In
11111 vault of 11111 town house. 'l‘bc court
was adjourned for 11 week when Jun-
1111.1 Wat-111111111 will render 1111'. (11101111011.
Although 1.11.11 1:11.111,- has attracted much
:1tt1111ti1'n1 111111'11 were few spectators
1111111111111 the witnesses to the court
room.

BOEIMING TAFT IN
NUTMEG STATE

Members oi General Assembly
Have Received a Circular
Letter

.ll1-111111'1's of 11111 gcnoral 11211101111111
11111-11 1'111'1111'1111 copics of a circular Irt
1111' Hicncd by A. l_ Vorys and post
1:11 from t‘olutuhus, 011111. 'I‘Iiosu I111
1111's are on tho Icttct' llcad 111‘ Mr,
Vorys 111111 Henry A. Williams. 11:
rooms 1113 and 91.11, New First National
bunk building, Columbus. Ohio,
Following 115 11111 principal portion oi

the letter.

As you may have lcnrncd through
1111» 11111H.:, 111' otherwisc. 1 11111 :11'Iiv11iy
interested ill Secretary T111111 political
'wcli’nrc.“ I am anxiouslo not 111
touch with iniincntiul purty men I11 all
sections of the country. and I take
11111 Illwrty of writing you in 1111' 11111111
that you may 1112 1111111111111 1111111111 111 1111
s111~r1-l:11'y".11 good friends in Connecti-
cut. I t'11allz11 th:1 tnutci'tul assistant-1-
you can rcndt'r to tho 'l‘uft ll111v111111'ut.
and I would like to enlist your actlvc
110-1111111'11tiou.

Secretary 'I‘at't. today stands high in
the popular favor. Itcpublicnns of tho
rank and 1111:. 11nd 1.11111111 who are
classed as party leaders are rnllyinr. 11
111111 In cvcry 11111111, and I 111111 that
1 am not over-contidcnl when 1.1.11-
that 111'1'1'y'slg11 points to his nomi11zBB1
tion on the 111.11 ballot of nut 1'11111".
national convcntton

An I 11111'11 sold I bopc th'tl We may
have your :1ciiv11 connotation .11111111-
11111111 only i ltcnr from you 1'1l.1tlv11l11
IhI' situation and outlook In (51.111111th-
Icttl'.’

’i‘huuldn: you 111 advance for what-
111'111'11111'ution you inny 11.1111111an 1111i.
Very truly yours,

A, l. VORYS.

A roporlcr 111111 a brief 1qu with
lInttwl Stains Senator Morgan 11.
llnlltolt'y ruocntly In repurd to 11111 Int-
1111' 111111 was itilorntcd that, Mr. Vorys
In 1111- insurance 1111111'1‘111111111111111 I11 tltc
11111111 111' 1,1I1Io. i-lcnnlor Illilltclt'y athl-
1'1l 1hnl 1111 was not 1111'111'11 111' any writ
.1.-lined 1:11111111111111 In 1.2111111111111121" In 1121'
1-qul1'11 favor of buy upurtlculnr 11:111-
1II1lui1' for 11111 ltcpubllcnn nominallmi
Whon 1111- time 111111111, Sctintul‘ Ilulkr-
I1~y 11:1111. tlu1 Itcpnhlicnuu Interested
would select dolcltuicu to tho'stnio colt
1'1'11llon 111111 lliotu1 dutclpticn would In
turn 11111111'1, dulctztitu to 11111 milouui
courcot'on. Bonnier littlltblt'y said
that I11- did not 1'1'1111-tnI1111' any 1111111
when 11111 1.1111111111111111 to the national
convention wore Instructed to rant

 

their 111111111 for- uuy outnlldntus.

 

“I 61111 (“11111111111111 B1111 11-11111 that I would notlm

without, 11111111. I 1111111 troubled 11 11111111. 111 at 1 11h

11111111111 Ilvrr 111111 11111111111 1111. 11111111 rlnun 1111111111

tinnnwtnt 1111111 t‘lltlinrth' I 11111111111 11.11. it 111111111
I lillli tit-minty Monounnnd lip-tn 1.11 my 11111111111
sihn 11M! medicinal low» 111" 11111-11."

Alum imam. 0111111111 111111111. 11. Itnu tum. its".

11111 11111111111011 will prcvnII-tho 111.1111 of _
Prices, 100. 261:; evening.

 

Fission“. 11111 n 1711111

3391111“ WEBB“ 11. 11'}a mt'i'il ”I 101'1£1~..i'.11
1111111111111 111111111. 11111111112111
”11611121111111 Fiomdootnynur mmwy low 1

III-tiling Itsntedyifl'u... Chicano 1.111 N V. 1.11

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‘various committees followed;

 

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generation! poor,
and their, tpiritu

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Mimi-u 111111.111: 8'1. 00.

19041916!

1- '1»:

W. C. 'I' U CONVENTION

......—

 

All Parts of the State Represented at
Meeting in Stamford

’I‘Ite 111111. 51111111111 annual convention
of tho Wonmns 13"111IH111111 'I‘cmpcr-
.tncu Union of Connecticut 111111111111 at
1: 31,1 o‘clock ycslcrday .tl’toinoon, In
the Methodist Church. Stumfov.d 11111111
of I1111 126 unions I11 the slate being
t'epl'csentcd 111' delegates. 'I‘hu proui
1111t1t, Mrs. Caroline B. liucll. of East.
I'Iumpton. and other stuto olilcurs ur-
rlvod in town Tuesday afternoon. and
were busy until the opening hour of
the convention, arranging details. The
convention was called to order by Mrs.
131111.11. after which thcrc was singing.
the rcuding of 11111 Slate Psalm (the
20111). prayer. and the roll-cull by the
recordltm secretary. Mrs. Mary A. (1111
top. of Scotland. The appointment of
There
was 111111111 singing. 11111111111. declara-
tion of principles and state 11111111111
wcrc I'ocilcd. Greetings were extended
by M 1's. Clara S 111111111111. (11' Danbtn'y.
and Mrs. Mary M. Andrew's, oi Stain-
ford. 'I‘hc Hupcl'i1llcndctltH" bonri‘oliow-
1111, rcports being 111111111 for the flower
mission by Mrs. Atnvlin S. Nowell. of
Meridcu, for the White Ribbon Ban-
ncr by Its editor. Mrs. 11. K, Fuller, 0!
Scotland; for the Sunday school by
Miss Josephine E. Sexton of East
Ila1nptr.1n for scientific 111111peranco
11111111111111 111 M121. IAItll‘tl N. Steele, 01!
New 111.1'1'1111 evangelistic work. by
Mrs. 11‘. lit. Stanley. of Highland Park;
the franchise. by Mrs. Ella 8. Ben-
unit of Willlmuntic; anti narcotics by
Mrs Grace Corliss Plait ol’ Brldge-
11111'1: mothers 111111111111: by Mrs. E A.
Morse Waterbtuy; me 11:11 contest by
M111. Anon E. Mnrkctt, 111' 111111111118. end
Icnislulivt- work. by title 11111111111] 01111
corn. A children‘s hour ls'io be con-
11111111111 by Mrs. (71111-11 (‘.urtia Plait. of
lirlducport. at 4:15. and 11 recess will
1111 taken at 1’- o‘clock.

A scrvlco which was of public in-
tcrcHt was held last evening. The
dclcuatos \1'111'11 \1'1111'01111'11 by Rev. 11.
M. 'I‘ipplc on behalf of 11111 churches,
111111 by Mayor Topper on behalf of tltt1
city. The response was made by
Mrs, Cornelia it Forbes. of Hartford,
11111 honorary president. An uddrcss
was delivered by Mrs. 1131111 M.
Thatcher. stmerltilcndcnt of the U11
Iou‘s work 111111111%s111111crs and sailors.

The convention continues today and
Friday.

'1‘1111 111111111111 dny's convention opened
with u praise, scrvlcc find the priuci
pal uork of the merit 1: session was
11111 proscututlou of mutton-n1 re-
ports. This 11111111111111 1111111 111:1'11 two
inicrostint: l'1'1111111t's of the program,
11111 report of Miss Josephine A. Scx-
.‘1111, the column-1111111111111: scurctui'y. 11nd

1111- 1111111111411 111' Mrs. (31111111111111. ilncli. thurmful druids.

II111 1111111111111" of tho union. 111 Miss
Scxton‘s report a complch1 1'11vl111v 111
1111' work throughout I1111 Hintc 111111111:
1111» post your is given and It Hliowrd
that the work of illi‘ White Iltbbonrrs
has resulted In much good throughout
11111. different, counties.

rilxtccn unions report an ad 'uooc In
i11u1pcvanco sentiment and twenty-
11111-11, live I11 no license towns.

At the outset of her address, 'Mrs.
lIttt'lI 1'11vit'1w1211 11111 national conven-
tion hcld In Hartford and referred to
il11-1nuniy conventions l11i1i since. She
1111111 1111111 1111 11111 we”: 1'111'1I111I on 111
11111 schools 111111 1111101111 11111 Innulgrauts
in 11111111111111: of tho union’s efforts ut
11111 Soltllurs' 111111111 to Noroton. Mrs.
1.1111111 said that so for nothing 111111 11111111
111'1'ontpllnilc1l there and a "continual
dripping will wear nwny 11 111111111. 1111 “'11
must keep on making efforts till 111
Inst. we shall succeed In getting 111111111
t11111pornuc13 work there among the old
soldiers " '

Mrsfiuell 111111111 11 pica for woman
unl‘frngé 111111 1111111 that 111: my women In
the 11111111 want. It. She hoped It Would
eventually come. Mm Iinnll spoke
highly of tho lunipcrnncv wotk carried
on durhnz lilo lust state c.11111pulltn and
1111111 that prohibition In more in the
thoughts oi the people thin over be
low

't'ntte IloWltl'u little Early Riser
I'llln. hold by Tim Clifford I’luu'
111111 1' 11nd The Bl‘itlhté I’qu'1nnry.“

WW .....

CHANGE IN DANBURY SHOE FIRM.
It. 11‘. Foster Has 90119111 0111 Helm: of
Timothy H. Foster.

II. 11‘. Foster 111111 purrlntuotl front lht1
Imirn ol‘ the llilt.‘ 'l‘lninthy II. it‘nntrt'
their Intcrnnt. In tilt.1 1111111: 11111111111111: of
It. 11‘. Foster 11‘: (‘11.. and 1qu Ilrui 111111
11111111 tliuuoivctl. Mr. lfoulor ht now the
1111111 11111111111 of the buninvuu. having: 11b
1'1'11111' 111111111 full possession. 1111;] will
11111111111111 the 11111111111111: under llis'own
"Hill".

1111', Foster has been In the 11111111 1111111-
11111111 nineteen years. Hemmnmcncctl 1111
n clerk for Ayers 81 Factor to 1888. In
11111-1 ’I Imothy II Foster part-1111111111 thel
11111-111111 of his partner. lttlwnrd I“. 111'-
111'11. of New (31111111111. not] the 11111 1111111
owner bought ‘11 third Internet of his
1'111111,11'.'I‘l1notl1y Ii, Itontvr and due
111m of 11.1” Pesto tin. Win: or-
11111111111 wDIIi'Ibtily Newu.

 

11.

Hour pliable 11:11.1“ 111.1 using 1111-
11,11 to ri'nndsome 1.111111111111111 instead 111'
broadcloth by those who “want. 30111121
11111111. different
sutlu but very vur: 111111 111111
1111111111. 11an 1111111“.- lien] 1.11.121 mu used
in trimming them, . 11111-311 11.1.11- ,

 

,, and 1111 diiionsrs oi‘BtMr ii

- business. Mr.

'Pecullar Disposition of the Estate of

The)! turn but. 111111111,

1011' nueuuulsu, 11111111511

We are glad I

bluddcr troubles.

 

specialism on 1111211111 1111111111111. no utt:
the following prescription.

W

Published by permission of the Eminent Specialist, DR. 61. E. FLOOD.

WW
be 1111111 to publish for tho bcnoflt
111111111311 I'll-11111111111 I Bond's famous prescription for rltotunmtum

It Is the result. 111 years of Investigation
experience. V1? pubilub It that us it come from the doctor direct to us: . .

111111 11111101211 11111031123

 

 

1. B1. B,
1 1 .

of our readers DI"
kidney and

Dr Floods remarkable success In 11111111111; rheumatism
kidneys tutti bladder has placed him first unions it'll

rihulcs his success utmost entirely to
11nd

 

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11..- 't 9,

 

 

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Om 11111.9.
01116.1 coxfi'm'“

, . Children 01111-1ptartor to Ono-ht
’I‘Ius prescription can be 11111111 111 any

“‘2‘ 1,111.1 ingredients can I111111111'chusod scpa 1'

shaking in 11. 111111111. 11‘ not In 11111111 or i
to cut this out. and 11111111 it,_

ROAD'S— BUSINESS" "REMAINS

HEAVY.
No Recosslon'on New Haven Lines,
Says Brynes.
According to Vice-President 'I‘. I1}.

iiyrncs the recent. reductions to the
number of emplovc 11 in various branch
on of th:1 New York. New Haven 11.1111
Hartford Railroad Company’s services
does not 111111111111 :1 fnillng off in the
volume of the company's business.
The retrenchment policy of the road
ctxcnds to practically every depart-
ment and several hundred men have
lately been laid off. When asked if
these discharges were caused by small
liyrnes said:

“If a business recessmn has set in
the New Haven has not. felt it. and.
further, we do not see any indication
of a. business recession. Business
along the lines of the company is us
prosperous as ever before. 01‘ course.
the brass Industry in Connecticut is
affected by the condition of the cop-
per market, but. the Naugutuck valley
as a whole. is more prosperous 1.111111
ever before."

 

No home is so pleasant. regardless
of the comforts that money will buy,
us when the entire faintly is in perfect
health. A bottlc 111‘01'1110 Laxative
Fruit Syrup costs 51) cents. It will
cure every member of the family of
constipation, sick headache or stom-
ach trouble. The Clifford Pharmacy
and Plulstcd’s Drug Store. I”

GOES TO THE ‘BTATE. ”"1""

 

John Wilson.

The estate of John Wilson will es-
chont to the state, according to all ac-
counts. lie was an old soldtnr. who
lost his blood in the host battlcs of 1111-
wur. He died recently 111. the Soldier's
Home in Noroton 111111 his estate was
brobnted in the probate court In New
Haven yesterday. ,

The old man left. $900 In property.
Not a soul belonged to him; no one
praised 111111, c\ccpt his Intimaics_ 1111
gathered together a few dollms end it
is now thnt the executot is disposing
of his property of $900.

It Is going to the state.

A most strange wav of disposing of
a property of 11 very 11111111111 lilo.

NOTICE TO OUR OUS'I'OMERS.

We are pleased to unbounce that,
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs.
colds and lung troubles in not affected
by the Notional Pure I1‘ood and Drug
low as It contains no opiates or other
und 11'11 rccmnmcnd it
as a solo rcntcdy for childruo and
1111111111 '1 I111 (.‘lifioid Pharmacy 111111
l’lulsted 11 Drug Store,
MASSACHUSETTS W. o. T. U. CON-

VENTION.

SALEM. Must-1.. Oct. 21.-~-'i‘l111 clos-
Ing sessions (11 the thirty-fourth un-
nuul convention of tho Women's Chris.
tlun Tamperunco Union of Massachu-
setts were held today. Morning and
afternoon sessions were arranged. final
adjournment being planned with the
conclusion or business In the after
noon. Among tlu1 important business
at. tho morning meeting won the cit-u
tion of otllccrs for the coming your.

OUT OF SIGHT. '

I'Out. of sight. our of 11111111." is no old
saying which 111112111111 with speciul
force to 11 1111111. 1111111 or wound that‘s
lit-1:111 11111111111 with itucklcn’s Arnlou
Sulvu. It's out of 11111111 111111 out of 1.1»
intenteu. i’llcs too and chllhlnins 11161
ttppour under Its holding influence.
(luuruntecd by 11‘. 11. Dexter, Munich
2611. '1

 

 

 

 

 

Y. M. c. A. WOMEN'S AUXILIARY.

“MVP-170110.001. 21-Wmnoir s un~
xillnrlou to the Young Men" 11 Christian
Asstmlutlous of the stoic 111111111111 their
annual conference here today. The
111111111011 will last two days during which
1111111 Methods for lmproing 111111 1111111111-
radius the work will be discussed. At
this morning's 111111111111; Mrs. 11..
lions. of Waterbury rend an interest,
ing 1111111111 on "Thu Auxiliary .Womun' 11
influence in the Auxiliary."

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

’ A State and Sure
Cough Cure. 1111

1111111111 81151111

Does not otmtnluflpl
Morphine, or minibus osmotic
or "built forming“ drug

momma-111mm

Nothing of a poisonous or 1111111111111
«hornets: onion: into 1111 computable
is 11111111: out): pure 1111111111 cure ,

 

 

cum :1 I111 tint «snot. bu 1111111111
byluuyut 11111111111111. - ,
hut-116ml 111111911111 £11111: you.

 
 
 

 

. 3 511.1111 11131113111191 (3111111 111.110.11.11111111.

h“ 1.1L

. "1.1.1 1'"

, Zinc

“"21 OW'
1160in .emi‘ww.) I (yo/Nu
' 11-111mm
9- 11 ‘Zm. studio M

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I

lit 'I‘mtspoonl'ul After Meals.

good 131111: Sltn't- 111'b11ltB12r stlll.

atol' and 1111x1111 at 111111111 simply by

1 now we would advise our readers

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J

WHAT THE COLORED PEOPLE OF
NORWALK AND VICINITY.
ARE DOING.

Editor Sentinel. A few days ago a
distinguished citizen of 2111111 enterpris-
ing town asked 11111 1111: question. What
are 1our people doing? evidently re-
ferring to those of our community. The
question Is 11 good one, and thinking
it would be very much in accorditnce
with the minds of the many readers
of your valuable paper to know I de-
siro in answer to make u more general
statement.

There are three hundred and more
colored people of Not-wall; and vicini-
ty. These us a class are very much
unlike the “decorated fool” who like
the lily, neither toil nor spin and tits-
dalu the soiled garments of industry.
This number is being continually In-
creased by good and temperate men
who come tip from the South to work
at the oyster business. Religious, so-
cial and moral progress are eagerly
grasped by them with a strong band
and Christian work Is wcil establish-
cd in two churches, the Grace Baptist
and the Knight Street A. M. E. Church
the latter the oldest. having been
founded forty yours ago. They are
makings great sacrifice to further the
cause and although straitened in
means are doing hard and noble work.
The Odd Fellows. Masons and Good
Samaritans have gained 11. splendid
hold, and influenced by independent
and prosperous lodges of colored peo-
pie.With such means of improvement
they art,1 mounting the rounds In the
Iaddcr of their elevation and scaling
1.1111 heights of eminence and respects
bllity. I find many of them holding
positions of trust. although classified
as butters. porters and couchmen. etc.
The confidence rcposod In Ithn as.
caretakers of valuable property is
such as can only be given to men 111‘
1111.1 1111:11th Integrity. Our people an
proclaic this. 111111 in 1111 their-efforts
I‘o'r moral huprovcntcm. continue to
impress upon the minds the value of a
loyal and faithful fulfillment of con-
ildcnt't1 so placcd. Color and unnatur-
nl prejudices tony hove 11111111111 my race
1 no. subordinate position. but we are
proud of our honest, 1111311.. and that we
are advancing to places of trust. and
gaining employment, with 11 class of
people who value truth and loyalty
wherever found. One grand 111111 11!
our lives In to boast of honest 1111111
and women. in this ouuut'd llllll‘t'll (It
progress tlu1 sit-1'11 lbs-sons of 111'1111111111
are not being overlookwl. ’l‘ht'rt' are.
many who have 1'11111'111111 lilt' incrldiun
ol‘ltt’11,1vltooui 111‘ H: aniy 1111 rnings burr
lulu 111' soup-think 111111111111 11111, rulny
day of sickness; or the gray winlcr of
old 111.111. wbiic 111111111111'H' 11111'11 purclntscd
coml'orlaldc 1101111111. 'I‘hoHc 11111111111 1111-
making rapid Stl‘ltlt's in 11111 right 111-
rocllon. Opportunity 1.11 .111 they ask.
Leave Ihc1 rest, to ibcm,

REV. WM. ST. A. IA’NCII. 1H),,
aster Knight Street A. M. E. Church.

Nort'nlk. Quito.

 

DoWItt's Cnrbollzed Witch Hazel
Sulvc is good for lItti11 burns and I111:
burns. smell snatches or bruises and
big ones. Sold by Tim CIIITotd Phar-
mucy and The lirltlgt1 I’Inn'mucy ‘1

SIGGNS TO WARN EMPLOYES.
To Prevent Accidents On New Haven
Road's Electric System.

Following the accident to tilnu'lou
Phillips. the Now llavuu road 111111111111-
Iivo cmztnccr. who was killrd by brim:
burned on Saturday morning by 111111»
trictiy trout 111m of 11111 overhead wires
:11. New “0121101111. It is sold the com-
puny will soon hunt: 111111111 on all th11
suspension wires along the route o
the electric division. notifying Its um-
ployes. 11nd lruspnsuors 1111 well thut
at no time is thorn1 1111111 than 11000
volts of electricity to 111111111 wires

'I‘hctu Itnvu been three deaths since
the wires of this 81111111111 division were
charged, uottot'dlng to ruilroad men. All
or the victims have been employee
111' 1.1111 company. The accident to Mr.

 

ti. l'itlillpu watt 11111 fourth.

The high voltage 111 thusu wires 1111'
11111: been reported inturf 1111111 with the
telephone and telegraph 111w 11.11 of 11111
railroad and tho companion hlult run
their when 11111111 Iiln rnllroml Irnclu'.
‘lelogrnphnrn In this mono urn Windmill-
iy gutting shocks. it is reported. and
have been told that who‘d flash strikes
their key they are to It up way from
it for :1 while

Ono story that 111111 long been In ctr:
ruinttnn 1111111111; electricians 111 111111 of
11 than living 1111111 the trucks 11111111111211
Stamford 111111 Woodtnwn wan to string
a copper who from 11111 home to within
11 few feet of the transmission wire
over the trucks he would. get enough
11111111111 by true of cost to light. 1111 his
whqu house.

l‘lto Balm 1:11:11er
“131111.111! null! 11111th
1! IIII‘

 

 

“351.11% 11.1531
till. 01 «Biuw’éifi
:tht'vo 1111113116"
I1B1vrci111’11311‘lW111

 

 

‘iilbt‘b would 1111. 1111111111 undullll‘ilblu

1111111111 1111111111 it theta

 

, “I?” 111111 0

' 11th

report of ’i‘rcns ' ’ ct‘llung. ot' .
’11ch tin-11111111111. , 1111,: policy
...1' of upprobrlu it; twin tho
endownmn‘t 11116 11111111111111.1111“: 111' the
Univw'sity 11111111111111 fol" ‘
eliminating 1111111111 the j
1111113121an11 11 shits 11.1111 ‘

784 ‘ ‘

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

also ate usedftbr'lin 5'1?

B mental purposes Th
gnowiin this branch no unprotected ,
it balance in on department. The
,‘prcmium account of the university and
departments has also been extingtunh-
111 by rendinstments. The total funds
and assets of the University 11111: return-
ed as $8, 704 .199. the larger items bolus.
$2, 514. 991 in bonds and mortgage‘uzl
$2,658.71!!! In bonds 111' railroad computi-
11211.net}. $1. 485 .984 in bonds of (11111111
companies. Investments in bonds on
railroad companies for the your show:
an Increase of several thousand dol-
lars. Of the funds of Yale, genernl'
endowment funds form 114.562.1263,
special funds. $688, 341; professorship
funds. 61.350.894.111111 fellowship undl
scholarship funds 311209.862. In tbut
expense account; $624, 676 was spent:
for salaries for instruction; $132,361.
for salaries and wages, other then In-
struction, and $77,633 in assistance for
students. the total expense for tho
whole university and depuitmcnts for.
the your being $1 101. .536.

Less the payments for the library
and other funds, the total incrousc'ofl
funds for the university for the your,
were $527,645. This included the build-
ing funds of $15,000; the Seeley fundi
of $100,000.11nd one university and en-
dowment food gift. $155,366; 11130 the
gift by Edward 11111111111. of Plainfteld.
of $45,125 for the Plainileld scholarship
fund. Gifts to income were $112,238.

The returns show that Woolse Halli
cost for care and maintenance 8,100,
and brought in only $974, and the din-
Inp; hall shows 11 loss of $5,208. ac.
counted for by extraordinary repairs.

For the first time the treasurer
prints 11. table showing the cost per
student; for Instruction and the 1'1-1
ceipts per student for each department:
and for the whole university. Tilt!
whole university including all depart-
ments shows an average cont. per stu-
dent of $2811.83, average receipts per
student of $132. 84, and a. per centugo
of receipts to expenses of 46 6 per cent.
The most stliking showing is in ill)
theological school where cost of In-
struction was $699 per student per
year and no receipts. The acudemlcai
(112p urtmcnt returns an 111131 use per
student 01 $328.72 and nvetug c rc-
ccipts pcr student of 315289.1‘111-1 c.1111-

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

1'esponding figures In the Shutlit'ld
Scientific School are 274. 29 and
$1516.21

The University l‘ndou mom and I-‘\
tension Fund is now $1 710 3.1.1 1111 in-
crease for 11111 v',"1u1 oi $252,532.

STAMFORD MAN'ES WILL PROBATo
D

STAMFORD, Oct. 2t.-’I‘I111 will of
Thomas ti. Illicit. a New York Iatrynr.
who died last week. was oil‘rrt'tl l'or
probate,1 yesttd'day. it gives 1111 11.111111:
\1Bo'1'il1 probably $200661) to the 111'.)

CHIGHE§IE5....RII-LS

Wk 115qu 1111')": low."

Lelia-us Mufti 1m ‘1- 1,11.

11111-111 111 11111111 111'1'1" 11.113111:
no "Ribbon.

boxes. ed Iith

 

PmINDA "RAW?! Pl .lfitagrég

yea" known: at newsman Alum 1.151.111211

.StllliBlt 0111161113781 EVEIIVWIIEIII?

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Gilli
Assessor’ 5 hello:

.__._, ..._~-& ......1...

Wc. tho 1111111:1'.~;lgn1.111. 111'1'1'111' 1'.i1"
notice to tilt persons and corporation-1
liable to pay taxes in the titty 111‘
South Norwulk. that they are rcunlrl-d
by law to deliver to the assessors, or
either them, on or before the 1.11
(In of uvember, 1907. a written 111
pr nted list. dutcd, signed lupus-taunt
to. of all the property owutui by “trim .
on the 111111. Illiy of October. 111117 11.1
blc to taxation. making a description
of 1111 UII‘ 1111i 1111111111, 11111111 11.11111 1111-
big scpnrulc ly described.

N. ll~IAsls 111111 1111 1'.'11II111111«l to ill"
:11'u111-111111s,nl 1111' (‘ouncll 111111111 ll.»11
tland strut-11.. Booth Norwnlk, from NH
Including October i4 “107‘. to and I111
11111111111; Novctnbt'rl 11107.. sold olllt'u
to be open Item 11): 110 to 121110 ti't'itlt It.
11.121, and Iron 2:110 to II: no Otltlt‘lt.
p 111.: on 1111qu days: 7111111121111 1111121111
o'clock In tho til‘t‘llitl'.;. 11nd l1‘t‘ltluy.
November I 1907.1111111 7:00 to it p. m.

Dntod ut the City 111‘ South Norwulk.
Conn... October 8.111117
FRANKLIN A. 'I'OLIJCB.
GEORGE II. VOSBIIIIIIII.

Assessors.

 

 

118 221:

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Town .
Assessors’ Notion.=

W11. 11111 Ilfltit‘lnitzltt'tl iII‘I‘i 111 1:111!)
IIOIIIlt' to 1111 111,;1'111111. 111111 1'111'11111'1'111111
lhtldu 111' my 111,111.11 111 the ’1'1,11111 1t
Norwulk, 111111 11111.11 111:1 11-11111-11 11]
law to deliver 11111111: 111': 2-111-21111-1 111' 1111.11-
nr 111' 11112111. on or iwforl- the lit-1' .1 1111/-
oi‘ Novotnhrr. 11167 111 urittrm m lii‘m‘
1111 list. 1111111111. 1111111116 and 1111111111111.
111 all 11111111111111 owned by them on the
111111. 11y or October. 111111. liable to:
taxation.

N. “sublets may be 11111111111111 In that
newcomers. lit the 11611111111011; 111111111
Town Hall 1111111111111. Nerunlk 111111 11!
the City Council moms Booth New
walk from 111111 Including October 1:11.
111111. to 111111 including November 11.
11111.. 111111 1116191111 to be opened 1111111 10‘
to 1:: which 11. m.. tint] from 2 It: a.
unlock p. 1n., nil duyu ot the We
(81111111111111111'111111111)11nd unsntunluy ,
111111 on Nov1,1t11bet".l 111117. Iron: 7" not:
ill It in the evening.

All buttons will he required 111;: It“.
111111.111 and number of their mommy"

.tliétBBBu 1.111111111111111. 1.1111111. flotilla

1111111111 w 11311110111113
iii/1601111111111 141111;.
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