7/ yellow int 7 .
hide it iiitiiltd Outfit
Coiritgtiu‘lxul . , y
.l ‘Plfifiefcfh‘ioxlllgor‘i’kuniicc. ' '
1 Orange Wood Stick.
initial mend . .
, ~ n ‘10‘CENTS.
, , ma (titanium
‘ , . "yiniin
Club will "meet ‘tbuig’ht‘ for ‘rch
carnal.
G.‘Ciifford, Sturgos and family hum.
, moved tron) Osbtirn avenue to Nor—
waik. " ‘ ' . ‘
The newer is being laid on, the west
.sidc of‘Oisborn avenue, along Van
Zaiitl‘street. . .
The Launch Club i‘ioat has been to-
ken apart anti hauled out. Consider-
gblc of thcwork was done. on Satur-
1’ or.
Mayflower Hook and ladder (‘olie
puny is to hold its regu or monthly
vlneetlng tonight at. the truck house ill
Van Zuni street. it
‘ Rev. James W. David. pastor of the
Boers Street: Advent; Christian tilmrcli.
of New Haven, in in town today on
business and social matters.
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——-'i‘he,Speciulty Mfg. Co, will clean
repair and store your engine for you.
3qu Water Street, Tel. 113-4.
’ The Right itev. Chauncey it. ‘ilrewah
_ era. bishop of the diocese of Connecti-
(tilt. delivered a very interesting ser-
mon, last night. at Christ church,
East Norwaik, and after the service
was entertained by F. W. Malkin. of
Gregory Boulevard.
The Evangelistic services held yes-
terday by the two female evangelists.
Mrs. Abbie Neiderimel and Miss Alma
larmer. were. well attended and prov»
ed highly interesting. Both ladies are
fine singers and players as Well as in-
teresting and stirring- speakcrs. 'i‘he
services will continue through the
Week commencing at 7:45 each eve—
ning. Congregational singing will be led
by the. chorus choir of the East Ave-
nue church, at which‘iiio‘hci'vicca are
being held.
itcv. beater li‘. Reynolds delivered
the second in the series of Sunday evo~
hing lectures in the Advent Christian
church last. evening to a largo and
very attentive audience. His subject
was l’iowshares and Sworda', the Quote
tion of War and Peace. lie rut cited
two toxin in which the wo (is plow-
shares and swords appear, viz: initial]
2: 'i. and Joel 3: untrue. firstuhe do»
olurcd to be a prophecy of a peace and
safety or)" with which a. climaot‘ poo-
pie Would be deceiving themselves.
and the second a prophecy of ii con-
dition which will exist iii the last days.
He then recalled some of the great,
battles of history. called attention to
tile. armaments :ind modes of warfare.
of those titties. and compared them to
the conditions which exist on thoxe
lines today, noticing particularly tho
more, destructive machinery of modern
warfare. the vast amount of money,
hiiiil and energy elnpioytul in every
nation in an effort to exert iii tin-so
iiiliigu and then the two peat-o confer—
ences which have been hold. and the
fut-t that the most. they imvo tit-min-
pill-tiled in- an agreement to nubmlt :iil
tineutions to arbitration. except Hiii'ii an
affect the honor of the nation. alld that
since that time England has been at
war with the Boon-i, America
Spain and Russia with Japan.
government, as the sick man of Europe
and of its dependence on
movers for its oxiutcnco. and of tin
jealousy of those powers leist tiny om
of them should come into DOBHtlivlSltlll
of the territory occupied by that gov
ornincnt.‘ Ho likened the attention o
tho nations toward each other to
dark night, in ii. lonely and unt‘romieui
ed place. in- wouldrnuiilrully fool nit-ant
harm to him. and concluded by calling
attention to tho propiieoiou of the ilibit
t'oueernluu that tiny ooiitlitioim. viii:
Amok, :trd rbaplvr: Jeremiah. Ltiiti
chapter; inaiuil. 25nd riniplol‘."dinl tlii
would or .ieiuia, Matthew 24th t‘lisiptl't‘.
to uhow that it in a condition of war
and trouble. and not of univernui peace
that in propiieiiied for tho laid, «Iain.
M
ROWAYTON.
Mrs. ‘iiiary 'i'htmicu him roilli‘
tithifitgittflwlvu. lo 1. .
m
ned iron
‘ Countable ,liidu'nrd .i. inidrtuun hid-i
been-drawn an it Juror for the Com
dileilct’ifi, his duller. tomorrow. _".
wow
Mitlanii. Milli, 3Wiliilmu Plnlotey havo
returned home from their autoimiiaulo‘
ru.
Chiirfeu Pl'tikiiiéy, through _ Connecticut
trip in company with Mr. and
U ml ‘ flit assuchuiieftli.
inptuin Charlenw. ball, who recent:
iv bud an old; puke moved from his
nylon avenue and had
the. lot filled dimly now iii work can
«traction d‘hfiw ditch. y'i‘iliu will be fin-
‘ tidied shortly andhtli be one of the
, properly ‘lli‘ilfl
. ii party of fifteen people without ovcr~
with
He
spoke of the condition of the Turkish
the allied
it
illitbw‘uyumn. with,“ bcit' around htu
waist filled with knives, and u pinto]
in elicit band, who if it portion met on a
bind Pleas Court. in lmnbury. and t‘fltti-
boat in my village. ‘Thu. dock iii-0pm.
1y has aloe hgeiittilled in nhd'prnded. ‘
_. ”wt {M “ t' - ‘
A long wooden nilod‘hab bhen built
on tbcproperty of Alemfltiiyfiiond, in
the Burton road. adjoining the burn
and shed which blood there. “Mr. Raye
mend recently: poured pint-go quantity
of timber from the old Red Mill, in
lhtrieu, which was demolished by the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company. .
\
W. F‘. Ailibiur. of itowaytou, him pur'
cliched another launch from Snugutuck
parties. It. in twentywthroe foot long
by seven foct~bcunn with eight horse
powm‘ double cylinder Barkerengine“,
stunting roof cabin, with solid mahog-
any ii . . to and combiiigs and will carry
crowding. Mr. Ambler will offer my
other launch for sale. ' ‘ ' " .
Sonic difficulty was experienced in
running an curl. our to thin place
from South Norwullt yesterday morn-
ing. The wet leaves made tho ruilul
very slippery. and going up the hill]
through Burchard'n property the pow-
er, gavc'out, and the brakes could not
hold the car so that. it. slipped“ brick
nearly to‘ thc't’oot of the hill beforei
the power. came back. The car start- t.
ed up several times, but the power‘
gavo out a'galn;itnd caused some furth-
er delay.
AND Monopoly.
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i
DARIEN
The annual dance of the Danie V,
null Club will be. held in the
Hit“, 'i‘hnnkgiving ere,
t
,.
t.
I)
John it. Hnggerty, who recentiyiiia-
pound of the ’i‘ookcr lloune, movcd‘oit
Saturday to the property he hits purch-
:med near OxiRidge. _ ' ”
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f
\V. H. Wilson, of Noroton, underwent|
1'0 operation for the, removal of uric-i
uoldu from the throat, Saturday. it was,
hert‘ormcd by Dr. Foster, of Stamford.
and Dr. F. l. Burnett, of South Nor»
walk.
The case of Andrews against it‘lahcr—l
ty. which was to have come up last
Friday evening in the. Town Hall, was
again postponed until tomorrow ovo—
ning. The accused. who was under
$100 bond, failed to appear and in or-
der to save his father from i‘ort'citing'
the amount Justice. Williuott allowed
the case to go over until this week,
in hopes that the accused may be
found.
Church-night service. at 7:30 Friday.
..,-..-..~.~..‘>....
Chris Henson is digging ii deep Well
for Mr, l’i:itliiian.:ii Spring liili.
if]. S. \\’heoler. 'ol' the Sailptlluck
Manufacturing Company, is in Heston
on a business trip. '
.7. Extensive additions are being made
ot. the Lockwood place near the prop-
erty known as the old'lietcham place.
A social and entertainment wan
given by the members of blur of Went-
port. Circle. 0. of l"., Saturday even‘
ing. '
..
Mrn. .i. A. Person has returned from
ltrookifii, where Hilt‘ has been for a.
few days. She. has received no word
from her i'et‘i'eiilit husband.
Miss Alma Foster will entertain tin:
Princess Sunshine Club on ’i‘iiurnday
afternoon at the clone of action]. All.
members. are asked to remember tiiia‘
important monthly meeting.
Contractor ()scar Smith in recon-
structing the home of M. (loyie. near
Slate street. Six rooms and three bay
windows will he itdtieduatitl the whole
appeuraum ot‘ “the bound, ciiangdd.
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w
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The missionary HOW! conference,
in», held on Wednosday‘fthc ilitli. at, .‘l
p. m.. with Mrs, Merrick if. k ‘loy.
itivcrnido iii/rune. Mrs. H. il‘i‘illlt, S.
(lhtid. ot‘ ii‘alrtioid, will speak upon itor
Oriental oxpcricncos. ‘
The new pool oiiico is being unified
as rapidly as possible and l’oxiuuntcr
liurriu hopes to be in good i ape in
a “few days. The. steam boiler which
is to heat. the building has iioi yet ur-
rived and this will delay the. work for
some, time.
i
’ A party was given at the home of
ro..Mhry Iii-lacoii. \l’edueudhy even-
in . to celebrate the engagement. of
lion'duuuhter, Mien Mamie. to (leornd
.i. (li‘oliftlllft‘ll. There was ‘iiillBit‘. and
an abundancooi' refrodiunonm.
M
'l‘ito handoome new rouidouce of
('ioorg- A. Fltif'ciliid. at Rose iiill. lit
rapidly iiiniroaehhn: completion. A
wind iuiil in “Mill: erer _ to i'uruioh
‘ a. water iuippiy for the lliltth‘ and
burn. and modern plumbiun improve-v
month are. lit-inn put. iii.’
The «bullpen in the interior of tho
liaiiuiitm'li Mollioiiiot Church have
boon titlitipit‘dt’ti by (lontrucior (incur
t-tmtlh. The choir have a new ntuitou
hear the pulpit. neatly liuluiiod and
hunt: ‘wtth utik clinician to hide the
pretty uiuguru when they wiibipor to
their bent. followu during, the Hi‘i‘llltill.
W...
The date for the dedication exercises
of the .ioauiefiherwood library liltit not.
been nm,"ln an- interview Friday
night, u. (t. Southey, the architect. until
that there our many oddu and enthi
yet to be taken care of before that
event. it tituexpeoteddhtit the exer-
olreuwill‘he in koepiuu with the high
character of the building.
_ .
'i‘he putt on the: notation apparition
at. ilubtieii & fired-lewd coaix ydi‘d,
broke on 'i‘uendny unintended bucket,
war boltiu 'riihtt'ti to lilo ruu. ,jl’hti
bucket. coal and wreoitb e felt on this
deck of the cabin bout. i)” patchuwhluh
woe being unloaded titt’thc‘ tithe. _,.No
one Watt tutored and the damage was
i
i
l
. tit uhti’u
u an vwherc.
in. 100 foot yacht.
4
-wcre. never 80 ll
.uaiiy fine in Cover.
. intro the. beat half. but other kh
used with auctions.
' «Following in the program
woekf"at the Congregational Church: -
. doxy."
WESTP’ORT. i-
i if it halts V
‘wai ‘Titlllttd in the houses of tin; mum};
p‘tm «er lumbuuy, in this village,
We ‘i‘k Wine! vi'evemen‘u at tho
,Coniviflllmulllhl‘ph, b um. 'i‘hgmbniiig
rapidly". Thvswniuviitupi has. hem ddno
pm] i,h.o.work will ‘he.piia.';pu up (mm.
plotiou‘. 2A, “”80 Ilinlngili‘alt will be
built icueathvf‘rbe chapel; equipped
with circulation improvements. 'l‘ho
chapel in ado be cut off by folding dooru‘,
providing “I .01“ .b‘ ‘itldifih‘; pin'lor ninth
primary s v ool room. .
Friday it baht nearly (9va member
of Temple . budge, NO- 65.F. unit A. M),
was present to ‘Wlll’iiilii “the Middle
Chamber wo rk by Honicril.‘Smltb. of
Port. Chester ‘. formerly of thiSjvillt-tlfc.
After tho rt rulur'cxcrclnop 'rofrouh-
ments were 9 erved and the monihoiu
enjoyed an in tvrcsiiutt hociul pension."
The. work of it if". Smith in this dogrm
has attracted 'tuttentlou Wherever {it
has been given. 3 ‘ w . . :.
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Decor Auden-sot l hflh‘ {uptight a pile
at oygmr Shell i dint. idnut. Norwuik.
i.
mm ~i..
tion of a building to. fit“ enough to hold
a. big bout. Mr. Ad ‘flf'ljnon baa boon
very successful as ii' builder hero and
has ' orders for bonito, larger bonds
which exceed the
present: quartorn. ’l‘ho» new shop will
be 190 tent. tom: and caniblchot‘ taking
Ml ‘v . ,v
’ The river has been alive! with lir it
eVery evening for a week “ and c , try
light romcsonte a fisherman who was
aking 1mg 0 fine smelt. . i, he. filth
' lcntifui before uniting
time of- the _.‘em". and they are uniti-
Smaii ‘mvinnorvn
ids ”taro.
Catches of eight.
pounds; turn night are fre-
portod. * ,
foul the
to twelve
qnent‘iy ro
November ' 10: \Sm‘vhec of
worship at 10:30. Mr. Mindoro awill
give. the second in theater-lea 0t cer- .
mono upon "An Evangel for a, New
Age." Topic: .3‘A Reasonable Ortho-
Children-1‘s nddreau. -Ql‘l cring
for the Congregai'im‘ial i-ionie Miiinion-
ary society. ,~ Bibld‘ school and “Silicon
cities at 12:15. “A Rt Jal Defeatjis the
subject of the aeooiid “Drumtltio
Events, it. (1.,” upon which the. bump!
Will speak at 7330. .All‘fuiclcon'ie. '
Sunday ,
it tonight» inches in din-'-
‘ me for and intuit delicately. colored. it
.t "apacity of his,
r Mb , ‘
in Nelwtt'hnk. tut
c
the de‘tiioa’ttonlexercises Will undoubt»
.‘ only be flunouncod in, tifcw darn. One
of the most: noticeable features of tho
library in the furniture. which is very
imavy, and. the fluent. product of it
These
fixtures are all up‘todutc with tiic,‘
mout approved filing cabinciu and rear
largo niuuut’actory at Boston.
hrda. ‘
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‘ ‘THE FiRST DEAD LEAF.
’l‘hc dist dead leaf came
. down L—“I” ‘
find tall at. cited the
gray . . .
'Whiio‘tiver icountrysid’c, and town
'l‘licro‘ctgllgti‘ a‘ breeze that scented
to day
The knell of summer
.. gone, '
that who army‘s van outfiuug
The front of winter hastened on.
The bees wontflhummlpg to and fro.
The flowers nodded imiho breeze,
low ' v .
.. ’i‘hclr mystic. rustling melodies.l
lilo hollyhocko, in finitely row
But. none of all them might know ‘ »
down. ‘
'l.‘hc,f;irst‘ dead leaf—4t. fluttered by
That drifted lrcmuiouu ’nnd cad.
AM for'a moment all 'wau’stiil
Above the countryside anti town,
And miudciiiy [no air grew chili“
'l‘he t'irst'deud that came don‘t-lug
down. u“
If. blazed with gold and brown anti
‘i‘r‘dw— ‘ ‘
\l Iknew whence came the glowing
the; ‘ 9‘ " ' ”
, e heart‘of fililiililcl‘iili‘ie had bled‘
~. lpori'lh‘o‘ dyiltg‘ltafifll know!
It. danced a measure blithe and gay,
Minnie with red and gold and brown,
A murmur sighed from far away-‘
The, i'irst‘tht'tud‘ inane-“aim: dancing‘
down, " ‘ ~‘“ '
Then came. t‘hoftrbt autumnal lull;
A nhudderphook the trees and grass
A cricket piped in acceut'hduli '
A dance‘untii theiebf should pass, 1
~—--—-»~—-v .
The property on the Sanguine-k river
recently pnrchaoed by larger ii. “iii:
hams, treasurer of the Eaton. Cole Ki
iiuruhain Cit, has been transferred id
the Mnnitou Bosch Company. of which
Mr. Williams is the. principal owners
hemp; boarded up for win-
ter. and early in the Sili‘mfi it Will be
transformed into a world ‘Bi‘ilSlde remit
Ilenoe. Mr. and Mrs. Williams vo‘dta
ed the property last, week aild 010111in
for the development of the place. 1
Will be one of the finest. piect‘rt of
““01"“ property in this vicinity when
('(httpiotod. :,
The house in
,9;
'i‘he Historical society will meet? til.
the residence of Joint F. Gotiilot. in)“
Monday evening. Rev. Charlton if.“
Strayor..of Groom-i Farms, will deliver
it discussion on Our Local Educational
System. This promised to lie-of deep
interest to the people of Westpori‘, The
president of the society its William H,‘
l'iurr; vicc~presidentm Col. .1. N. Par:
fridge. I). 13. Bradley. Jr.. li‘. M ,. Sulj
mon and W. S. Adams: secretary and
treasurer, ii." it. Sherwood; executive
Cliauninn i’. Harris, William J. Wood:
superintcmient, A. O. Wilson. '
W. W. Nni‘itlnore. of Bridgeport. one
of nix fishermen who believe to keep-
ing the brooks blocked with fish. can
in town taut Week. and it is hoped that
his serviced will be. appreciated. for
he turned loose. in different brooka‘ in
this vicinity 1,200 iingerllng trout. 'l‘he
liulncamc in six cans containing 2M
trout. each. and were furninhed by the
state iiuli commission. Several. dif-
ferent streams ,in \t’esiport, Weatou
and Rastq have been stocked by
those gen mien this fall. hi the last
low yearn they have liberated H.000
yoiini: trout in the streams of thin vi.
Voipltyi ‘ ., , .
t‘ouutublo Hezekiah Alien iltltl been
appointed night. engineer at the rail-
road draw in Saiigutnck. nuccecdiuii
A. t.. King. The care of this bridge
has been in the Allen faintly for near-
ly fifty years. Captain Cilanney Al;
ion was :druw [louder in the old days!
when. it todk” itlf unnltmr to turn
‘ihe. pray M000. ‘hy‘h'hud, “ilejuorved
the. company lu‘thh'ijcni‘iiicity for laven-
ty'nlne yearly, '\ii,d when; u .dicdt‘htu
and, Captain, ; dh'ill Alid‘nw'ho preheat
engineer ‘ in" , charge” wine; unpainted.
l‘le’ hail . served, it xteeh yearn: 'lieze-
ktnh. hill brother, ' now‘ in charm:
ntiihtn. has been on the. bridge twelve
yearn. "i‘hlu in a record of fidelity nei-
dum nurpuj'hued in one family. .
o’tmm-
'i‘ho iliiyt'pvcd appearance of the Jet-i-
pup-Shortt‘ilitiwiibrary in running uinoh
I'uiorubi‘c.‘i'ul‘ltii‘rout. There have been
titlllli' oli'uiinon tiii‘iiho ptnun ol‘ the pro
IIlltitli'i-t,'illlii opium: them one that
iiid‘ih‘i'it evei'yopofith:an improvement.
iii lite. uulmlittttit‘ui of ti hoduerow ni’
ii‘rittii‘“ ,iitue for “tho proponed wuli.
nitiilgi’the nortiif‘llnd of'the library lot.
filial. witch. tiuruiti the Bridgeport iilll‘v
idt‘ibithl‘ivt, wnu bi’i‘u‘y‘iwilil ti noun oi
their, plftiitiun the lot. with trend and
iiottiutr'oui‘ a, hedge tll‘ tiiiiii'oruiu privot
ulonii tho gt‘uliitufbtiiliiig.‘ "i'hut no oil-
ponuo in beinp,l libiiréd to ‘mwko this the
lineal library in ‘iihu‘tiottliigry iii demote
Hil‘tiintl by the foctlihtltYMr. illorun‘ii
bill for from mid llhi‘iiiiiieryi-will be
about, $1,000. instilled-“irate ‘f‘l‘illtiiliil
Frank J. 'i‘uylor inputting . iu‘ the
plumbing, and the. furniture and the
llntbhitig tochn-u are being outdo by
(toulrnclor (liven t-lmtth. who did all
the curpenterwork. 'i‘he pint-lug oi'
the furniture has uddiid union to the
general effect oftiic interior. The new
oral» solitude of thy? library floor in im-
tiuuo (ink and i. all iuvy eoriiieeii and
trim. all in colonial putterim. make the
room an architectural arm. The media
in the auditorium have. bemvuturod in
committee. itev, Watren l’_ winders. '
i should not feel
The protecting of thy loving hand,
'i‘hy mind to beauty was subdued.
But summormnurciy summer wept
And brootied o‘er licr fading gown, ‘
While Onward autumn slowly erupt—4
The firut‘dead loaf came dancing
down. ” . .
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1; t ~Chicago Post.
RICHARD" MANSFIELD.
(Au Elegy, Written at Montana, Calf-
tornia,’ Sept. 8,1907, by William
,Wlnter.) .
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,,
ll‘orono terrestriai’tfiountains rise, .
li‘or thee celestial rivers run;
I My stops are 'ncath faihiliar‘akies, '
But thino in réalms beyond the can.
if . -
This peaceful soanwthat doe: not.
' change, . ‘
This smiling vale. In our to see, F
'l‘hnso lonely plains, that mountain
ranger—-
St.) glorious—ail were known to thee.
For many a. your, in allude or shine,
When life was gay, when life was
dear, ‘
i‘hy friendly hand was
mine.
'l‘iiy form’. was
clasped in
oft beside me here. ,
..
Now. thou git I sought; through ov'ry
land, .
iii any place,
Nor hour 'thy voice, nor Bee
thy
fat-e. .
So friendship fades. so love departs,
Soi'iivitlg icy becomes a name . 1-
Sbi‘in‘d in the depth 0! breaking
hearts,—~ .
And yet the ,world remains the
some. ‘ . i
The rout-u bloom, the fields are moon,
The. branches wave, the ntreumietu
fiow,—- . ” i
For nature, ruffled or serene, ‘
if deaf and blind to human woo.
in bcauty'a service thou wort bient,
Stern warrior in the bitter flied
That. would not let thy spirit lost.
The fund that wakes angelic rose,
The war in which do many tire, 1
Tim deadly litrife that. hit must wage,
Willi mean intent and low desire.
Sleep uwooliy, noble heart and true,
The. tempest. of thy lit’ofi in o'er;
No baffled hope, nor pang of run,
Nor any grief can wound thee more.
\
Sloop uweotly, in that hailow'd deli,
it‘ur off iii-tilde the solemn lieu, ‘
tell,
The lure that lived to mourn for
time.
“their wild fiiiwvi'ti,’t'i‘llitlt’iilib of thy
mull. .
Around lily tomb will bud and blow.
While miuan'n meiunrtmly volt
Will chant. thy l‘cuuicui unit. and
low. *
't'tiorc oil the plinrini‘u iuuuiun int-1.0
Will linger on the votive stone
'i‘but ututoiy tellii to future days
And tin-rm iii golden lime io‘cotno,
When all the riuuior of our day
tint-t uuuk to citation, iiiidrilltl hum
(it with distraction died avail/i
it‘ame'n angel, ho'rlug o‘er thy rout,
lilo uumrnuthine buiigh will wave.
l’rocluimtuga—ilieroflicii glory'u limit
Hero genital sleeps in M
grave. ‘ *
M Law» Wane-wo- 1
lady in right. of tin“ enamhuiwer.
f
position and here. moment of con-
i
a;
he date of
dancing
iikicn wcrc
n had been rung“
[be long, long dayn of peace were
The g‘rnuh'cn‘ laughed and whispered
and will tinniedint 'ny begin the eroc- .
Stood as do Sentinels that frown—v
‘ ,The‘ftr‘ist dead leaf was‘ dancing
. moving pictures.
' rd‘y. New York; R. B.,Bucli, Hartford
Where tours and praycru will, aluminum
't‘hy pointer and charm. forevor flown.
on» tekl'u
r chw York Tribune.
To a gentleman every woman in u
toms ' .from M
‘ by De i‘ttll lt-Tiii,l\‘lew York
131000.000 'lu‘igolt‘iwi‘olii will. be trans-
{orrfd' today h‘Oll‘l““tht-‘i” bub-'i‘rcnhmjr
.0 .
flank. , . . .
‘Thc ‘lllli‘loifi’ Trust had sayings Bank
oxpoets‘«=to"udd 31500000 in gold to its
currency tomorrow; "'l'hln ls“,‘uipo a
part of the shipment offlgoid received
loot lwceknin New York from London.
fl‘hoprcsoni tighthysn in the money
‘ inarketdliun‘ hit/u ptunher plantation
in the outlying distyictu in an unex-
, I‘
pccted and touddr filial. . _
Fifi, yearn it littb‘lleeil the custom
of lame contact-unite pay their one
pioyeti in checks. ‘Theue checks the
them. their brewers“ launching the
money. The. saloon keeper not bid
profit out‘ot tho ,t‘iict‘that the work
man be? obliged would naturally upland
home of the. money witli‘l‘tim hetero
going home and the, brewer gained by
ceiling more beer to the fitllooiikGéiiBf‘.
. lint when one ‘bruwcry cent tomits
bank the other day for a largo amount
, of currency to nieet‘phiu monthly call.
. its cashier wan "ii“ the bank could
not upon». it. Other banks were, as
obdurato in meeting the demands of
other brewerit-in. and thorouult has
ilfivti the money,to,\ca’pb,,tho checks
of their customcru oti pay tidy, and
lost trade in consequence.
[Two CfiN‘TPEARE CASE.
.‘ Arbor-timidBeing Made Today by the
lit ’lud‘cap loans as though 'twcro ‘ vPonnsi‘lvania Road Against
hind—— I , ‘ u ,i’bi adelphia County.
But from somewhere there canto it Prr'rsmmo, Nov, 11.4mm case or
bi rii . the 'l’ennuyivunta Railroad against
. Philadelphia County, in connection
,with the two cent railroad rate law,
, is being argued today before the
Pennsylvania Supreme Court, sitting
here. The, canowus recently decided
against i‘llotitiliniy authorities in their
,eft’orts to' collect fined from the com-
pauy for violations of the provisions
of the rate law by the common pleas
court of ‘i’hiiudclphia.
ill, Hampton 'l‘odii, attorney-general
of Pennsylvania. said today:
"At-i it appears to me, we are going
to have the. sonic arguments to refute
before the Supreme. Court that were
presented in the common pious court
of Rhiiadelphin County and our lines
. of argument. will be substantially the
samf.‘ ; . '
- “l. is purely a question of the
rights of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company under its charter, as against
the rights of the commonwealth of
Pennsylvania to matte general laws far
what titre conceived to be the best. in-.
tot-cats of the people at large."
POPULAR AM’USEMENTS.
THE CHOIR SINGER.
That "variety ia’thc spice of life" is
believed to be true and especially so
by patrons of theatrical amusements.
Argrcatv deal of the “spice" referred to
is promised in The Choir Singer, the
refined comedy drama by Carroll Flem-
lllb’. whiph has been St‘t‘ili'tlil to flir-
msh ‘th’c attmctiou'at Hoyt's Theatre.
Tuesday, November 12, for an engage-
ment‘of one night. Sentiment, come.
dy, thrills and scenery so elaborate
and artistic as to charm the. eye. are
the main features which ham been in-
strumental in gaining for this latest
of the season’s successes the position
which it holds in thc regard of those
who have been fortunate enough to are
it performed.
i'iOYTTS THEATRE ATTRACTIONS.
"(M's Theatre will have. this work.
except 'l‘iiursday, November 12th. the
popular American Vittigraph (humour
in moving pictures and“ illustrated
songs. This company only played ‘htirc
a couple of weeks ago and they met
With tho'yory best of duccess and prov-
ed itself the best‘eompauy producing
This is their return
engagement and they are going to give
South Nofivaik a. much better and big—
. get show than ever before. They hiiVe
secured thousands of feet. of brand
low film direct. from the. muuufuct/ury.
‘hero‘wiii bc'plcnty of comedy as well
an studious pictures. The, songs will
be sting by Ghoul}. 'l‘ouiicy. New
Yot‘k'u‘popular.inii'itoiie_ and illustrat-
ed with beautiful niitka. For this on-
uit‘n and be for children.
HOTEL ARfiiVALSo
Cliffordwflcnry Blanchard, W. E. i’en-
dicton, Boston; Chm-its M. Ballard.
, Mrs. Danny Simona. C. Ridioy. A. 1.;
Oidroyd.‘ final. White, (3. W. Foster, S.
3. Patterson and faintly, R. D. Kenn-
l.. G. Miller. .lr., ProviticucaJl. 1.; A.
(3. Bout-herd. Syrucuuc; .Mro. 11. 1).
Smith. d. it. Shannon-Brooklyn; 'l‘oni
H. McCarthy, titty; (i. *Rciiiholdrwu-
iinm Grouse, ll. itilbert, 'l‘. Haywood,
‘ P. .f. Wtitm‘fi, E. A. Nichole, Danbury.
Mahackemo—«iohu Smith, city, Mrs.
R. Kiidun, Boston; Mics (lonrgruun
Oituilus. city; ltappk Gallant. lilownrd
itruttsilew York; George is. Rockwuii.
Ridgeftnid; li‘. fir ilpributt, Wilton;
(tempo li‘. Shepherd. itcttiei: Mru. .i.
A. Alden. Norwich: bout» liukorddru.
linker,,‘Miunjlkuin ilitktli‘, New Haven:
tioorno it. brown. New York: W.
it. is‘ord, Waterbury; t3. 'I‘rrislrimu.
'l‘. (irdul. New York; ii‘. ii. impeded.
tlroenput'i. Cl. .1. Mchi‘uryt .N'iiw ,iiw
your .l. ii. Blake. city: William iii»
noun. city; It‘. lluyl. Himmlmi.
Michigan. I'. Kn mini. N. t’.: M. ti.
title. city: i". i..' Noah. Dunbury; .l.
Hayward. it. Id. Budhoila. lliiubury:
V. bauuuueguer. city ii. in Wilmiu,
ltrooklyu. ii‘. ll. Eiwuod, city. d. it.
Dunno, New Haven; John '1‘. Whtiiun,
V. .l. I’eokrnot. if. it. Hoyt, J. .i. Whflr
ton. Brooklyn; Juli. Mctlruth, Benton:
Andrew li‘iouti, Quitting. N. it, .i‘. P
'l‘l’ioiiuiii. Philadelphia, iv. t‘. 'iv‘oidpr.
- BNOW IN OHIO.
obtuvmmnn, 0.. Nov. it.-iveiiriy
two'ltlciieu of heavy wot. uuowfoli have
this morning betwiuni ti and 8 o‘clock.
Street. our tramo Willi delayed in wine
HGGMODE of the city but the, sitcom
roads generally report trains on time.
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DEEP (NOW IN ‘ WEST VIRGiNIA.
WHEELING. W. Vin. Noll. ilwflix
incur-n or, know are reported from Will
than. w. W... in Tucker County.
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ho .vauitpzot the ii‘irst- Notional
neighborhood onion is would cushion
been that the saloon keepers did not,
gugement tho unifill Rum or tile for ad- _
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.oi‘ itiiniicupoiis,.tlie Western «team:
out at Russell the. past week.
there are now about 3,000 freight cars
held up at ,various points—a conges—
tion which would require. three or
four days. to cit-ear without taking into
consideration cars that might be
ceived in the meauylmc. The railway
officials have requested consigiiees to
cooperate with them in clearing the
congested conditions
their freight as promptly as possible.
Pending the delivery of thirty newbie-
comotivea. expected by the first of
next month. the Bostom and Albany
New York, New iiuvcn and Hartford
after 'i‘lloums Ford, the last full bloOd-
his pwn request, Dr. Sunrise, a full
however,
rot urned.
and otliera of .lowitt'i‘lty.
visa is it proud old medicine man. son the Baltimore audOhio to reduce to
of Dr. Sundown and One of the poW~ a minimum the dangers tha'tfihdvc at-
ers of the Unedia tribe three quarters tenth-d operations on‘ the woli~kumvu
of a century ago.
Can't have pure blood with faulty di-
gestion, lazy liver and sluggish bo-
Wt‘lli.
theirs stomach. bowols and liver. and
purities the blood. '
One woman
from the. bull
eluted by the firemen. 'l‘hc blaze uturt'
ed in the basement. of A. (3.
'grocery store in the vicinity of an oil
tank and: is supposed to have been cau-
iii'id by a match, limited by one of the
delivery how. The entire west. little of
the five story brick structure
gutted, entailing a loss of approximate-
urd worku on floods, given Scummcii'n
tubicii all follow:
muddle. building material in boui‘ in it?
per cent. eugu iii per cent... Batman 30
per ceiii.
cont.
per cent.
tieruiuu imperial yacht. tioheumiitoru.
liaviiinmn hoard iiimporor Wtiibuuhud
htu burly, Who pro to viult Kiln: tild—
wurd. tum boon nirlhor‘itcbived by but.
The yacht, with “in" escorting fleet.
anchored iuut. night off Holden bill for
the night. not having been able to on»
tor sundown tiny, trio of Wight. am
cording to the program. ’i‘hhi morn-
cn in 'mrthe tina'whiicioh‘ an: inspect
. . . V .
‘clo ’riicb, bottoming event-w ’
not been tried ‘ln‘wthiu city fori
years, was ar‘angod‘. to stai‘t'inw
old Providence - . Railroad
which has been named the
each. The. race will be ten hours
each day, coutimiousvl‘rom 1 to it p.
in., the finish being on "Saturday
iii' t. The entrants \iuciudo‘ many
rid 1's oi’ nationalreputation.
V'I‘Iit‘! list followuze Eddie Root, of
Molrose, and Walter linrdgctt. of
Hartford. makinggnp the Boston team:
Jon h‘oigcr, of Newark, N.‘.‘i., and
Jumcu‘ii‘. Moran,“ ob Uliolnéu. the
“Vein"; N. M. Andei'uongol' Denmark,
and Hugh McLean, of Chelsea, the
though-American couple; tiardv Dowm
inmoi’ California. and Nail. Cooper,
tl‘ailani (lulocppc, of Home, nudiilzuiw
rl, of Florence, the button pair; John
liedcil and Means liotleli, the .New
York city riders: Otto Docrflinger, of,
Germany, anti Floyd Krebs; of Now-
ark, tho Germanu; Putt-iv Keenan, of
Lowell. and 0. l.. Mittcn.‘of Iowa, the
irish; Carl idiom-rig. of California, and
Charles ‘Chcrwood, of New York, the
trans-continciituis; , J. Frank Galvin.
of New Milford. Conn, and Georgd
Wiley. ilufi’aio, the"“Nutmeiz" team;
it. (1. Hill. of Newark. and E‘. A. Hai-
ligan, of Jersey City the “Skcctcitu'l;
behold Conuciy; pf illiterott, uud li‘rcd
Wyatt, of nroektomtho novice team.
PITTSFIECD‘ rudidnfconees—
~ ‘ mod. ',
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Causcd by Wrecks‘a‘md Wasbouto on
° The Beaten and" Albany Rati-
oad. t
Prr'rsnuno, Milan. Nov. ll;—-An
unuéiuui congestion of freighttraliic
on the Boston and Albany division of
the New York Control lines has result-
ed from wrecks at Chatham, N.‘Y., and
iirookfieid, iiias’s.,'and a serious wash-
u
Adoor‘ding to Assistant General Ma:
nagcr J.’ H. Iluatis, oi' the company,
re«
by , removing
ias rented seven engines from the
taiiroad Cbmpany for immediate re-
iei', of the freight situation.
iNDiAN REFUSE‘S 'ro EN'QER
ALMSHOUSE.
PLAINFIEILD. Nov. 11.~A few days
'd Mohegan Indian. became an in-
nate of the Plai‘nfield town farm, at
iloodod Onedln indinn, who was in' a
nut condition, was taken there. He
remained but a few days,
‘ a ,, .1
« noun any 0:10
many
. be
t i.
“Prk
hint on,
(Square. Garden, at ‘1 o‘clock iotiay.
iFWeiity-i‘our. ridcru ar‘e entered,“ male
'ing up a dozen teams‘of two then
, _. 'm
, _ diiyiiiluu they
lundahcir veins and ‘flquflllilel' their life
'w
are n airbag, Nfiorouu» lite,~foi‘oe.a
pbweri'ui vlta‘lit‘yh if .we’ doubt have
these .muryiliilisibe .do‘wlll bear tho
stump of.wcaltn(aiii.,filt Will crop out ‘
in everylunar-1t,ah thiamtgroug vitality,
that telisj‘iln that but. struggle of life”
It is the reservcpowpr that enables the
runner tokeep going when others full
exhausted by the way. ‘
it is a great art to learn to accumm
late and conserve vitality; to slow ill
away for future emergencies, it is; due.
coca capital- You may succeed wt hour.‘
money, but you cannotnuoceodhvlt out
physical and mental capital. it. is tho.
strong vitality that; wins. The pins
force, the physical. and. mental (men
gies themselves bro the things that en«
able one to sunnount'dlhlouities and
ride triumphantly ,over obstacles. . .
It. is a. ‘very chortnighted policy to-
try to crowd the, brain, beyond its nor-
mal capacity. to force a. tired mind to
do good work, ‘to force lt “ to thiuiq
when it needs rest or moreotion. .
Many people work no much that theyi
do not store ‘any reserve power: They.
use up all the power they generate, an "
they go along. All creative work, em
pociuliy, requires a. fresh brain, vigor-
ous, spontaneous thought.
I have noticed that people who think!
they. must; work every, minute, who are
always doing somethingdo‘ not accom-
worlt of as good a. quality, as thouoi
who labor a great deal ions and play a- ,
great; deal more. “ in other words their
play is a. great producer, because it:
keeps the mind antibody in splendid
trim for work; it‘lub'rictites the facul-
ties, restores baiances~keeps the mind ‘
fresh, sane and-vigorous. ..
All effective work is a result of con‘
centrated faculties. A tired and ex~
boosted brain cannot, focus its ideas
with any power. It. is not so much a.
question of will power as a question.
of vigorous mentality, and that is a.
child of pure blood; it dependi‘i upon ti.
hundred other , auditions, being ‘juuh
rights—Oriana S ett. Marden in Scoops
Magazine. ,. ., - _ ’ 3
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$100 REWARD...$100- * ‘
The readers of this), paper will but
pleased tolcarngthat there is at. least:
onedreaded dieeape‘ that Sciencelhaa
been able to cure in all .itsi stages,
and that is Caturrh. .Hail'sflatarrii
Cure is the oniy_posit.ive cure nowt
known to the medical fraternity. Ca;
tarrh‘béing a constitutional disease, re.
quires ’a .fconstttutionai treatment.
Hall’s Catarrb Curie; is't‘aken‘. nt‘ernai-
iy, acting‘j'llirectly‘upon the blood and
motions surfaces of the dyste‘m‘, there.
by' tiefl'ro‘yin'g the foundation of the
disease, ‘ ‘ and giving the patient;
' Strength byfbiilltliug up the constitu-
tion and assisting nature in doingfita
‘w6rk. ,Th‘ea proprietors have do much
faith in its curative‘jpowérs that they -
offer one Hundred "Dollars for‘any
case that it; fails to cure. Semi for
list of testimonials.
d Address» F. J, CHENEY S: Q0..,Toic»
o, , .
Sold by all Druggists, 75c. . to
Take liail‘n llaniiiyl‘ilis [01‘ consti-
pation. . < . . . . 9*
ilsapenring suddenly. He has never
but it is learned that'dm
a cared for by Dr. ~Wiliiam Sonic
Dr. Sun-
ilttving been born
n Onedin, New York. June l. 1829. ‘
Durlngj’reuideut Lincoln's adminii-v
ration he was, according M‘to his.
:iaim, the president's special envoy
nnong the indian tribes of the Vtat,‘
years ago. lit: thclled in allI
take aims. front
~Many 'itts come from impure blood.
Burdock Blood Hitters strong-
FIRE’IN HARTFORD HOTEL‘.
liAit'l‘it‘Oiiii, Nov. Urn-illfl‘l'iiii at
he r‘iti‘iiiiiint.iiii Avenue llotoi were ob-
igcdtomaiica hasty exit. thin morn:
up: no the west side of the hotel burnt
nto flamed shortly lifter 7 o’clock:
n‘ invalid was carlglcd
filing and others Were ac-
ltouou‘
Willi
.y $15,000.
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Argo Red Salmon iii an ideal food.
i‘hompuou'u Dictation, one of the thumb
The per cent. of
All a brain food, boot it per
cairn (whitebait. per rout.
tinkel it per cent. Salmon ti and 7
an”... ”mum-u
GERMAN YACHT DELAYED.
i’ili,t'l'i~iMi’)li'l‘li. illttltu Nov. ii. The
big the yacht could not. reach ibhgbur-
her in little to eroiiu tltu bar with the
early tide, anti therefore the intuition
of the imperial party wan postponed
until thin afternoon, -
PRESIDENT MURRAY NOT‘ii.L.
, liAt/i‘lMUHIG. Nov. itru'l‘tio report.
that. Prmldcut 0. ti. Murray. of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, mutate
than trt pond compelled to atop at.
Newciuitte. Pin, wuu denied all hill of»
tire here toduv. Mr. Murray hi at htk
office up iluutti. - .4... ., .
A REMARKABLE PiECE OF'TBACK.
(Pitluburg Special.) 4‘
Decisive Steps drown be, taken b.V
“i'f-iuiii- grade" pill that main line in
West Virginia. ‘A “flyingjunction”
consisting of a third track with «sev-
eral ,switc‘hes leading on? ,thu main
track down the grade. 30 that break-
ing trains can be switched} to, it and
where he. taught Christianity up to a not bring other approaching trains into
few
parts of the. United Stutoé and Gone one of the innsr novel. pieces ot" track
da, doctorini: with router and herbs.
flu is a regularly registried physician,
according td Iliv lane: of titmnectirut.
iinii' while he will
private persons, says he will die by the
road§ldo before. he will remain on the
poor farm.
hazard. is to be built. ~'l'his will be
in America. The contract for this fly-
ing junction has just been awarded to
i". ii. (.‘ionwut & {50.1”} Philadelphia.
,lhu:khorn is at the meanest. part, of
this gl‘lidt‘_ which in between I’lcduiont
and Altnmont. Many serious acci-
dents have occurred principally
through freight trains, breaking and
from one to half the outset the train
starting down the hill, coon going at
a flying speed, unless haulibrakes or:
applied in sufficient force to stop. Gill”
has been taken to keep the tip-goiter
trui far enough apart not to brine:
damage. but this has been at the W-
politic of that operation, The grade
in the worst on tile llaitimoi'o and
()hloynud one of the WOI't-li. on Aim-r-
icun roads.’ v‘
The. quirk-acting switched without“
diff a broken train to be taken from
the. main track and stopped on the ox-
tra' track, while other approaching
lrainn will not be in danger, p Tho
third track will truverue almost tho
entire length of the grade“ . .
HE Popcorn oervvsauac.
David Parker, of Fuyotie.’N. Y., who
font a foot at Gettysburg, writes.
"Elontrio‘fiittorr have dune his more
noodthnn any medicine i ever took.
For several yearn i hauntoniiich trou-
iilo and paid outmu‘ch money for mod~
lame to little purpose, until i began
taking Electric hitters. i would-not
take $600 for what. they have done for
run." Grand tonic for indexed and for
female Weakntiaiins." tire t tiltoi’utivo
and hotly builder: 'ituru‘ c irn for dunm
buck and wenk‘ltiiinvnyu. (iiiuruutcwt
by if. if. Baxter, drlmgiut. idiom "9
“Aw. “aw, .... ..m......»~
voo‘Mito. ‘
'i‘horo are dtutliwtiotir. wiiiioui differ:
tuition, iiino iii ureure without iitiitluw
Union. A nnm titlti’. noted for bid only
acuity in «prurien- pmuh, .dnmoniitrateit
tliutpru 50.” r u north and eating fifdte
luv; career ' i'il' pittevuribtii.iilh, f.‘ aunt!
hroimht bite on ‘uiotltiiud dwindled
bigger individual, who buntho churn”
utility convictions, attic iii nice bourbon
discrimination in the use continuum
lie unlit things to the little magma
thing», that made hifn wrlihn and turnl
pumic- in the taco. "but. the Wot'fli. oil
it, all Wan." winded the itiihniuuu to bid
i-oniiduute later "he poi/er once culietl
any n tinrwuuid f wan noihtuefihut at .
ensemble little ptory wiiet‘.”wbiittzopiii
magazine. " ' . i
Wm- . , I
a 1mm ottoman Alto. , ,
whomever. tor. gr “now of
army fliebdidhl dammit ’ ‘ ad by at.
itavnrd ,iiiii been up tilted to limit
into the. utility of rat ,ihwitiii unfailin-
tcrlulruhed l
recommendai our.
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ppiiuh- .
would. .
pitsh nearly as much, nor produce"
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if the aorta putt idiot“
To accomplish rant: thtngawe must! . X .
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