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' DEATHS ANo FUNERALS
MRS. AN’i ONIA MARINO.
The death of M11; Antonio. Mmino',
mother of Pete1 Marine, who has .1
bootblacking establishment at “ash-
ington and SOIIIh‘MuIn streets. occur
Ied yesterday at. her home 28 110111011
1' street, at the age. of sixty live. Hairs
'lhe. funeral will be held tomon'ow '
morning at 9 o‘clock .11 St Joseph's
it C Chur2.(l1 'l‘he. interment will be.
in St. Mary‘ s Cemetery ,‘
ALABAMA RAILROAD BILLS.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. ll. ~—
'I‘he scheme of railroad bills, present-
ed at the suggestion of Go1e11101 Co-
111cr were all reported favorably in the
t'wo houses of the legislatuw today
’1 hey to classify the rallioads abun-
don the piiuclple of commodity classl~
ficatlon and make it practically impos.
sible for the 1"ail1ouds to have. the en-
joined. They pr'o1idc fora five per
rent increase 0ch the old commoditv
rate bill.
NEW CASTLE DIOCESE.
ROME Nov. 11.—The Congregation
at the P1 opaganda has decided to miss
the. vicarite apostolic of Saskatchewan
a district of the Northwest teIiitOI 19s
of Canada. to a, blshopric and change
ins name to Pr:in(e Albert Monsignor
Albert. Pascal will be appointed bishop
of the new diocese
Lieutenant William Smith. son of
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Smith is with this
advance squadron.
Iii-II: Peter McNemey. or '
811
New Haven. acted as best 1111111 at a
wedding performed In the Town Court
room in South Norwalk, this mommies
by Justice of the Peace William A.
Grinch. Jr.
A brief but soulful dissertation on
. the duties of a husband was deltvewd
by Sheriff MoNerney before the cere-
many took place.
The contracting parties were Lizzie
Kaperi. of this city. and Frank Kelli.
I‘ormerly a resident of Springwood, but
who has been Working for sonic time
in New Haven.
When Lizzie tbund that a wedding
was just the proper thing. she consultv
ed Attomey John Keogh, with the
result that Sherii: Hugo. or New lia-
ven. secured papers to apprehend
Frank Kelli. He turned the papers
o1cr to Sheriff McNeruey. who was
assisted I11 the search for Kelli by
Joe Mackay. of this city They suc-
ceed in getting Kelli Saturday night.
and brought him to this city with the
result that the ceremony was pei form
ed this morning and Miss Kaperl he.-
came Mrs Kelli.
TO HELP NORWALK BARTENDER.
m
Local Union to Ask Aid of Other Lo-
cals to Free Michael Leish.
South N01 walk Local Bartenders'
Union, is making, 11 great effort to help
Michael Leish, one of its members
now under arrest In New York on a
charge of killing a man In his sal on
A special meeting was held yentmP
afternoon. at which It was voted to
ask the different locals throughout. the.
country to subscribe and befriend
Leish who, it. is claimed, was the vic-
11111 of a conspiracy to “do“ him. and
that. in self defense. shot one 01‘ the
men who attacked him.
Leish was formerly af' bartender at
Adam Schmidt's on North Main street
and at Roton Point. I'ddwhrd Jondreau
and Ile1m.1n Malmo were. appointed a
committee to attend to the subscrip-
lions.
One new member.
initiated, and
transacted.
John Kerri. was
routine. limiters ware
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CONGREGATIONALISTS MEET
NORWICH.
1N
Forty—first Annpal General State Con-
ference Convenea on Tuesday.
NORWICH. Nov. Ilr-‘l‘he 41st. 1111‘
111ml general state conference of the
Congregatiomll Churches oi? Connec-
Ncut will be in. session at the. Park
Congregational Church in this city
Tuesday and Wednesday. 'l‘IIc Itcv.
Dr. S_ H. Howe will deliver the 1111'
dress of welcome at 10:80 o‘clock
’l‘ucsday morning. Other speakers
will be ltcv. id. C. Fellowes, the Rev.
(f. A. Dinsmorc. the Rev. Dr. II. It.
Ilcrning. tho Itcv. H. E_ Peabody. S.
It. Williams. the. Rev. I13. W. Chap
1111111. the 1101'. II‘. R. Lackey and the
Rev. W. I). Mackintosh.
DIES IN DANBURV SALOON.
11.7‘1NBI RY. N01. II—Michael Skill
Ington of Bethel died of 1111111 tulluI'c
I11 11 local saloon. Saturdm nighI. Dur-
ing the evening he onteied the plat c
and went into a back 1'1111111.\\'hcn it
came. tithe 10 close the saloon the 111111 '
e1 found him dead, seated .11 11 table.
A mcctim: (it the Woman s Guild of
'I‘I'iuitv Chmch. fol-5111111,; will beheld
nt.12 South Main street, 'l‘uesdai 11f-
ternoon at 9' :30 o‘clock.
Brest Guereoat sate,
301' Mon Boss and C11\\dreu.
Men's Good Overcoats, black and blue 1voIt11 $10. 00 ................... $6.00
Ih-Itcr Gr,ndc worth up to $14. 00 ............................. ’ ...... $ 7.98
Still Better Glade, w01tI1 $10. 00 ..................................... $9. 48
$18 00 Grade ...................................................... $11.98
“11111 Very Best, wmth $25. 00 ...................................... $14.98
I Iilidtcn 3 Good O1ci'coats,‘ .l to 0 we! tl1 $1.151 .................. . ...... 98¢
licttcr Grades $1. 48, $1. 98, $2. 48, $3 48 up to $5. 98, 11111111 $.. 10,. .,. 11.00, $3 id) 1111
'D. Bottheb,
to $9 00
OUTFITTERB FOR
MEN “AND BOYS.
ii North Main Street South Norm elk.
—
lilhnt Constitutes 11 Feel
It noun-body should call you a "11‘ on " you would no doubt 1111111111 It par
III-1:1111'Iy "II‘ the shop, titled."
The host beet accordion I11 the latest advices
hum TRUST HEADQUARTERS brings about $01: PER POUND.
“NIVAR 7X”
(THE BEBT CEREAL FOOD), 11111111111511 PER POUND. THERE IS MORE
‘l‘IjAN TWICE. AS MUCH NOURIBHMENT IN A POUND OF NIVARA as
there is I11 11 pound or the host bout. which brings the ASKED COST OF
NIVAFIA TO ABOUT ONE. FIFTH THE COST OF THE BEEF.
You 1'
phy-Idrinu 11111 tell you that vanIn iu the. healthiest land on 1-111'II1. Now
tho question In this. DO YOU USE NIVARA?
-FDR SALE BY ALL GROCERB.
THE HIGHEST SAFETY
In "snared 1'11 tins depositors In thin 111111111. 'I'wa Million Dollar savings
Bank because it In oncot thoscMU’l‘tIAl. savings banks safeguarded by
strict laws. investing Its funds I11 the most. conservative spinner
further protecting its depositors by Its large Surplus and Profits lot
more than $134.000.00 Four {per cent. Interest.
"31111 South Rochelle Swings Bank
United Bank B'Id’g. Myth/11511111111011 St, So. Norwalk. Conn
and
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PITTSBURG, Pa... Nov. 11.-«Protes-
sor John A. Brashear.‘ the astronomer
oAltegheny. announces that on next
hursday morning the planet Mercury
will cross the base oil the sun.
The last transit; of Mercury occurred
In 1894.
professor Brashear said:
“The sun rises 11 little. after 7
o’clock. and by that time the planet
will be well advanced on the eastern
limb of the sun. At 9110 Mercury will
he just; leaving the solar disk. Un-
fortunately, it will be almos imposv
slide to soothe planet on t e sun's
disk with the naked eye. even though
dark or smoked glosses be used; but
it may be readily projected on white
paper or card'by a field glass or lab"
good Opera glasses, using the some as
an ordinary camera. except that the
paper should beheld tar en0u;21 from
the. eye end at the opera. glasses to get
a fairly large Image-"say an inch or
more In diameter. The-edges of the
sun should be focused sharp, and then
the planet should be seen 11s a small
bloodspot on the solar 'disk. It. can
also be observed with a small telcs~
cope. using a dark cap. or solar eye-
piece to protect the eye from the glare
and heat of the sun’s image.
FOUND "MARS INI-IABITED.
Prof. Lowell Clalmolt the Abode of
Constructive Life.
(Exchange)
111 answer to a request from the
editor of Nature. for an authoritlve
statement. of the observations of Mars
made during the 1907 opposition. Prof.
Percival Lowell connnunlcntes to the
publication what he describes as "two
or three of the most important re»
sults obtained."
I'Ie declares that the planet In at
present the. abode of intelligent, con~
structivc life. The results obtained.
writes Prot’. Lowell, exceed
seemed likely In View of the unrav-
oruble declination of the planet in a
position so southern as to render It
practically Imobservulde In England.
. France or the. northern part of the
United States. .
Prof. liowell goes 011 to speak ol’ the
observations of the cups. He says that
owing to the fact that. observations
were begun in March. three months
and a half before. the opposition. iI
was possible to catch both caps at an
interesting phase of their careers, the
southern one at Its maximum and the
northern at its minimum extent. The
movement was more. propitious than
had ever been the case before at
times at which the planet. had been
observed. because it was then upon an
own keel. as regards the earth. the
coualor lying nearly ill the plane of
sight of the southern cup at this epoch
stretched across ll?) (1111;113:115 of tall
Inde, counting t‘rom one side of It to
Il1c other. and the northern only ovci
eight degrees; From .Ihnl date the
dwindling ol' the southern cup and tin
making of the northern cap were care
lully watched in order to complete 1111-
contirmutlon ol‘ the curious manner 111
which the latter Is 1"o1nwd as 1111.-
neened at two preiimls oppOslIlons
Protcssor lowcll adds:
"The next point has been the. ob
served development, of the canal sys
[cm In the antarctic. and south temper
Itc zones. After the melting of I111
south polar cap had not We” llntlt‘l
way canals began to make their ap-
pearance about it. Running thcnct
down the disk, these canals let‘t Its
edge and joined the rest of the syn
1.11111 In the louver latitudes. Connected
wiIh such polar phenomena was the
appearance on the most. southern oi
the. right regions of the planet 'l‘han
nun-Ila. This region, lying around the
(“oils Ilacus. or Lake of the Sun, Ilrsl
sliovved systems of awnklng activity
The Suite Locus stood composed oi
two portions. 11 large oval patch Im
the east 11nd 11 smaller round one. to
the west. from both of which canals
ran into the dark areas. Now thorn
on the South, such as A111brosia and
Ilatbys. were darker and more pro-
nounced than those running North.
'I‘ltlumlous. for example. which show-
cd evidence of being In its dead 01'
skeleton condition. whole the former
were in the full tide of development.
"Meanwhile the equatorial canals
were steadily i‘ading out. The process
of evolution was I11 keeping with the
method of development found here
for the northern canals of 1903. The
I‘nct Is of the nature of a prophecy
I'ultilled‘. and not only supports the
previous observations. but proves that
the theory deduced flow them to have
been coIrect.
“It is 11. direct sequitur from this
that the planet In 111 p1 enact the abode
of intelligent constructive life I may
say in this connection that tho theon
111‘ such Ilfe upon More was in no way
a priori hypothesis on my part, but
deduced from the outcome of observa-
tion and that my obuI-rvutlmm since
have lolly contlrmcd II. No other sup
position In consonant with all tbet t’uctr
observed ht‘i'i' "
l’llll' LUWI'” 11,0011 on Io 1111.1 IIIaI 1111-
other result 111 this opposition has
been the success or the photom'upbs
taken of the planet. "'l‘hcno provod
Ilolluutory beyond expectnI Ion. I have
uli'hudy counted 1'10 canals on my
plates. i-luoh' delicate markings on the
lions .Iuvontuo and the little canals
lending to It appear umniutulolbly in
the dwindling of the southern snow—
cap. show beautifully, and It looks as
It“ 11. result. I11 which Mr. (11111111110101
was IuIIcliintm'cu' II. the positioning
of points of tho hrlinn topography
by lllt'ltfllll't'li of photographs. Woe to
prom-1111 of I‘uliiizalion "
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RECENT ARRIVAL OF VEOSBLB.
Add bouts .1. .. 1.
NEW YORK. Nev. tthrrIVcd:
Steamer Minnetonhu. from London.
, Elsicwl should just like to catch a
man kissing met
Keisie~l know you Would deal“, but
you shouldn't admit it.
The next will be In 1914.
what W
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his 111 its 111 “e soldiers batons-
ins to 1113 1 ‘
robin
garrison hallo been
seized In th
novel workshops here.
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VEMBER 12TH. .1
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Seats on 8an Friday. November 8,
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ILLUSTRATED SONGS.
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EVERY 110111111 non.
NEXT GAME
MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 11TH.
GOMPANY F
vs
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CHAMPIONS OF BROOKLYN.
PRELIMINARY GAME,
MONTAUKS VS. FOWLER CADETS.
ADMISSION. 25 cents.
Preliminary Game starts at 8 o'clock.
Dancing from 10 to 12, free.
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St. Josephs Fair
Rad Man’s Hall
TEN NIGHTS BEGINNING
NOV. Isl.
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We are showing the newest mOdeIs' 111 Tailor Made Suits.
Jhe‘ strips which we are showing are as near perfection in
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IOIh, chariots 1n black new and all the fashionable colors.
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CHARGED WITH MURDER. ,
COVENTRY R. 1. Nov. 11.—~Danlel
Benjamin, ‘prOprIetor of a roadhouse atu
Oneco near the Connecticut boundary .
line was or tested early today. charged .
with the murder of Albert Babcoclt.
who was shot and killed durins a quarr
rel at the house late last night. Grace‘s
Hownrd,1-1 boarder, and Daniel Riley, .
of Plainfield. a visitor have been (1911'
taincd also as witnesses. '
Before. boaIding the train [(11 East
Greenwich, Benjamin told Deputy
Sheriff Whitman that the killing
Babcock Was accidental Benjamin de-
clared that he had no Intention “of 111111-
inv‘ the 911111 at llabcock.
Babcock lived at Oncco Conn. and
Is survived by a wife and two daugh— ..
tern.
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‘AN‘D ,_ COAL.
Although there has been a big
“run” on our Coal bins for some
.time past, our “surplus reserve” .
has recently been greatly increas- ‘
ed by_ the, arrival of several car-
goes of freéhly ruined Coal.
If you buy Coal of us good
times will surely continue. You
will at least have a comfortable
home, and after all that's where
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