mm nears. ‘
WOOPBURY. dept. 12—me
iaevltt Pt New York cityt died and-
denly of 0110 Iexy, at his summer
hofhe hei' toil Mr. ma who Well
known as 11 her iii ew ”,York and
became prominent In this section sev-
eral years and when he purchased all
file rights of the Pammug river for
the purpose or fishing. Mr. Leavitt
was about 50 years of age, and is sur-
vlved by his widow a son and a
daughter.
JA OURE- -ENOUOH KNOCKER.
5.0. Goodwin, of Reldlriile, N. C.
says: “Ilucklen'a Arnica. Salve is a
sure-enough knocker for ulcers. A bad
one came on my leg last summer. but
that wonderful salve knocked it out
111111 few rounds. Not even a scar re
a‘Inod. " Guaranteed for piles, sot cs
borne, on. 250 at F. H. Baxter's drug‘
store. "i
Slaying awake nights contemplatingIW. I..Spicc1', New Haven; It It. Gamb- the human gyroscope stumbled over
the wonderful things that you are go- I
g to do doesn' t pay the. taxes on your
sehold goods I
.Kobn
Formerly M. EPSTEIN.
Phone 319- 3.
”machete—8. Hureneid, A. .l.
W 1.11111 Mrs '1‘ Shannon“, L. Pollock,
W. E. Strauss, J. H. s.[blew York;
8. llrowne, J,lteady.:orocste1'1 A.
King,’ Hinton; MIssA. k-
ly;n J. (Ll-lamlitwon 1., A “LIE-£1260 1.
ford; (.‘.“E.llrlggs,130|toni &:H 1']-
butt Wilton; W. it. ll'ord, Waterbury;
A. W. llarrett, Bridgeport; ll. H. Fay,
Amenia, N. Y.; J J. iloran. Now its
1cn; C. M. Ilcach, T Saull, Now Mil-l
lord; A. I). Keep, RUB. Nutting, Mrs.
I'innttngton, city.
Clifford—W. ii. Flavell. New Bruns-
wick, N .l.: II. M. Van Llcw, New 1.011-
don; George Kober, F‘. It. Carpenter;
A. T. Wilkinson, I t‘hronisohn, L.
lileccker .l. h‘.liac1111, Edwin lioese
ii. M. watt, New York; William l-low-
nrd. .lr.. William 1.. Howard. Brooklyn;
W. ll Iloyt, city; 111. A. Iioli, Sag Han.
bor N 1'.; Chester A. 1101,11 Aibuny,l
[N.Y‘ ;William lirucc Syracuse N. Y.;
ling, Sonic1'1'lllc.
Advertise In The Sentinel
,per peck,
Granulated Sugar, .- -
81 Co.,
East Norwalk.
49, Foam St.
1.5%
NO OPEN under
anon: omnsae SPECIALTY.
1
Commencing Next
GEOR
“nPomt Hotel
AND OTHER ATTRACTIONS.
‘ Especial at 11‘th given to automobile parties. .
onday, June 8th, FREE VAUDEVIIJE.
XANTHAKY, Manager.
New Management. ‘
DANCING. BOATING, .ATHINC.
W. - ...--. ~
22 Washington Street.
.:-
.... —_......-‘ .... _
Home Dressed Chickens
FOR SATURDAY,
200 lb
‘ J. ,W. DODGE,
South Norwalk.
.leddo
ft} For Cooking Rangé
No. 2 Nut $5. 00 p WTQM delivered .111. cellar
RAYMOND BROS,
Luther M Wr'”'ht
‘ahdfi Old Company 3
FOR FURNACE.
Cross Creek and Upper Lehigh
Lehigh
and Self: Heaters. -
erst"sm'a"'
A. and towered over by a cut glass lamp
ndelpbln capltallstal and was about to
m.,... or ...... ...... ...
Carriages, Wagons... B1cycles and
, Horse Goods
Automobile Repairing, Carriage Trimming
and Sign Lettering
Factories and Repositoiies—South Norwalk and Stamford.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION. 1
HOT.” STUFF. .
iatzelton Coal
I, z , ‘The place to get 11 is at
The B. Hershfield 81 Son Co.’ 3,
TEL M 1” WATER IT.
M
In:
..,
i
[The Paris Cloak and Suit House
33 Send Main Street, South Norwallt.
Clearance Stilfi o1 Ladies’ Suits, Coats, Skirts,
.3103 and Dresses.
As we do not over any crchandise from one season to anoth-
or so we 1111111111 down low. 00111 and be convinced.
3m in Both Shires;
.,‘.
....v
is Boot
Oct Beet -
O
'1“
AN exAsPsaA'nNo MAMMA.
The small boy‘ s mother was the only
one who sat unmovcd, while the small
boy himself—«nest unwelcome addition
to the informal afternoon tea—gleeful
ly galloped around the circular table,
11111111in spread with silver and chips
"Pa 11 squlrcus pony!" shrilled the in
tent joyously as be teased his flaxcn
locks and twinkled his beso'cked legs
with every increasing speed.
“Mercy! He'll have the lamp over!"
shivered 11 nervous young woman as
the edge of a rug, clawed at the table
for s11ppo1i, then trluinph‘itly con-
tinued circling Conveisati floss on
paliid lips as they sat awaiting the in-
evitable crash. Only the voice of the
small boy‘s mother rippled along so-
renely.
stand it no longer. In sheer despair
she ventured, “Mrs. Archibald—wr—
pnrdon me—ynur dear little boy"—
Tlln lady addressed stared blankiy.
thcn grasping the Situation, “Malcolm,"
she said sweetly~"MalcoIm. dear, run
around in the opposite direction, dar-
ling. Miss Vinton‘s afraid you'll make
yourself glddy.”—-Wontan's Home Com
panlon. o
THREE MEN KILLED.
Were Walklng on Track of Lake Shore
Railroad In Oleveiand.
CLEVELAND, 0., Sept. 12.-—F'ou1'
men walking on the track of the Lake
Shore road this morning were struck
by 11 light engine. Three were killed
and the, fourth escaped serious injury.
It Is sold all the men were from Buf-
falo and were seeking employment.
IN TWO FEET OF
WATER.
ROCKVIIJJC, Sept, 12.—'l‘he body of
Charles Meyer, forty-five years of use,
was found in two feet of water in
Snipsic Luke today. Meyer bx been
missing from home since Tues y and
it Is supposed that he took his own
life, as last Monday he made an 1111-
successful attempt to commit. suicide
by hanging. lie was a weaver here
and Is survived by his widow.
\
DROWNED
CEMENT PLANT DESTROYED.
LOUISVILLI'I, Ky.. Sept. 12.-——'l‘lio
plant ofthe Cosmosdnle Cement Com-
pany, located at Cosmosdule. seventeen
miles southwest of this city. burned
last night with 11 loss estimated at 82.-
000,000. The plant was owned by Phil-
undertake a large order of cement for
the Panama Canal.
111 .'
ChiffOniersl
Large size, 5 drawers,
solid oak, '
SPEC
$4. 8
F. A. Mitchell
Cor. Wall and High Streets,
Norwalk, Cosh.
YOUR
Shoe Repairing
IS NOT MODERN OR SCIENTIFIC
UNLESS DONE-Y U8.
Monarch Repair Shop,
43 RAYMOND s'r. '
'PHONE 450 OR POSTAL.
+31 4
CityNationaprnk
OOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
~———-
raanasc're A against. IANKINo
coolness.
caarrA
11*
1
charges
. «Ir-ee-
. EDWIN H. MATHEWOON. Pres.
ifigisbl‘fllibw “$333521...
wicr‘r‘iito lob—lELLficasbier.
OIREOJOIIIS,a
E. H. Mathewson enry eymour
JelmH. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah ll. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Omens John H. Light
. .. rue H1 Rowan.
116111,,
NW .
‘ s it
Attendance sit hours day and night.
Frederick H. Ganung,
UND‘ERTAKER.
Funeral Parlors in Connection.
lady Attendant. 'l'el. BM
one. and Residence.
have no Iaenlsl We 11
The nervous youngwoman could ,, ,
Dune.
inn.
1 " ”WM
0“
re. IBM
Weierolufncie: It to male
lnuisa oral! ion; 11.
SATURDAY CANDY
291 A some
Always’the' some uses Entity 'and
absolutely fresh every week.
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY
205 WASHINGTON sTRIET.
TEL. CALL. 641-332,
elhtawrapeliym 1!!" of, charity.
Godfred aaiihoi has closed 11111 111111
market on the Washington street
bridge.
William Groeschner. of Fort street,
has secured a position at the R & G
factory in South Norwalk.
‘ Mr and M111 it‘1edcrick Larsen have
moved from South Norwalk to the
Starr place in Osborn avenue.
Albert and Jesse Ayres are engaged
‘In building a new burn for Florist
Morrison, in Van Zandt street.
Mr, and Mrs. John Naphcy, of Union-
ville. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
S. S. Naphey, of South Osborn avo—
nue.
. Mrs. Charles Isexon, of First street,
and Miss Helm, of Pine street, South
Norwalk, were guests of friends, in
New Haven yesterday.
Eldred Brunstrup and 1". Is. Hsuok
will go to Brooklyn tonight. to be pres-
ent tomorrow at the christening of the
young son of William H. Hnuck.
It Is expected that there will be
special music tomorrow at the East
Avenue Methodist Church, under tlr‘e
direction of N, Smith Ferguson.,
Adclbcrt l’artrlt'k, of East Norwallt,
went to New York this morning to
meet Mrs. l’tii‘ti‘iclt, who has been on
it short trip up the Hudson River.
‘ Caleb Wood and grandson, Irwin
Wood, of East Norwalk, enjoyed a
sail to Huntington, Long Island, yes
terday, on the steamer Huntington.
Edward Bedeli, of First street, for-
merly night baggageman at the South
Norwalk depot. Is now in the einpioy
of the Adams Express Company. at the
depot, days.
The first of the upright frames for
Dominick Canevari's new building at
the corner of Scavlew avenue and
Washington street, were raised yesterI
day.
Three tried and true Dnnbury sports-
men came down to East Norwulk
shortly after 7 o'clock this morning
and went down Calf i’asture way snipe
shooting.
Mrs. D. H. Graham. of Lynn, Mass,
is 11 guest of Mr. and Mrs, E. S. Soy.
moor, cf Rowan street. Mrs. Graham
left this morn as for Danbury, but in-
tends to retur this evening.
The public Is taking advantage of
the last of the season trips of the
steamer Huntington. Yesterday she
carried a large passenger list. Her last
trips of the season will be made on Fri-
day or next week.
”The usual 6:30 Epworth League
meeting will be led tomorrow evening
by Miss Ethel Parmalca. Subject, The
Christian’s Path to Fame. The young
people of East Norwalk are cordially
invited to attend this service.
The snapper blue fish are a. flnnicky
lot. Some days they hardly put In an
appearance. while at other times they
are thicker than mosquitoes. Yester-
day there were schools of them in the
harbor. in an hour Captain William
Wicke hooded 45.
Miss Jessie Evelyn Morgan, dough-
for of Mr. and Mrs. Jean 8. Moral.
of 56 Cove avenue. and William How.-
ardt Moffctt. also of East Norwalk, will
be married at the home of the bride.
next Monday. The ceremonyls pian-
nod to be a. quiet and simple one. .
Sir Ederd “boy and his famous
class of Sunday pedestrians are plan-
ning one of the biggest events they
have had this season. for tomorrow.
Tomorrow. If the dayls clear, they
will sail out to one of the islands of
the harbor and have a. genuine Rhoda
island clambako.
Bridge Tender John Cole went on a
little tantrum. last. evening, at his
home on the Washington street bridge
and his family became so frightened
that the police were sent for. The
South Norwalk police were notified
and Officer Frank Raymond responded
and quieted John down.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Sloan, of Oct-
tage avenue entertained a company of
friends at their home in Cottage ave-
1111c, Thursdlty evwips. in honor of the
A BICIDROP EN
PRICES
ls Usually Accompanied by a
Failin‘gOff in Value. '
The prices we ask fer our Groceries
1epresent the honest value of the best
the groce1y market affords. .yPa ling
less than we ask is setting quantity. at
the expense of quality.
Mason Jars. dis. ........... 6611. On.
Mason Jars, pta. . . .oco ow.
18 lbs. Sugar ..... .. ......... . . 01.00
Our Delicious Coffee for one week.
only, our 300 gradefior .. ..- . .1. 26¢
R2221! Joselovsky
‘ 81' Ca,”
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33 So. has 31.311111111111111. 515.517 Mela so. smart.
0.1 .19- aAm 11'. 199111 119111111111,
:1 new if; WT 1191mm
1 i
:m ‘ Washington street bridge. recently, to
' the new purchaser.
. Neck, .Isong Island, in a launch. The
_ feature of the day will be a baseball
'. Roy. L F. Reynolds, pastor—Preach-
,lns 1111030 11.111. and 7:110 11. m.'
Dancing, music and other pastimes furl
and an elaborate repent was served.
transferred the license of John C. Sil-
001.1wh0s0ld out his saloon on the
Mr. Silvox has not
yet purchased another place and will
probably wait until this fall‘s election
before going into business again.
If anyone desired proof thdt some
sort of a change should be made about
the Washington street bridge, he
ing of the sewerage matter that cov-
era the mud flats under many of the
buildings An Improvement should be
13:th in the minds of most. people.
this reason, if for no other.
The members of the Dory Club are
carefully watghlng the weather pro-
dictions today, for, tomorrow morning
bright and eaily, conditions being fa-
vorable, they will set sail for Eaton's
game, though full justice will be done.
to a big dinner, for the Dory boys are
excellent sailors.
At the Advent Christian Church.
Morninx subject, The Preaching Need-
ed Today. evening subject, The Old,
Old Story. Sunday school at 12 m.;
Junior n W. meeting at 3 p. in.; young
people's meeting at 6' 15 p. m., subject,
Immortality the Gift of God leader Ai-
fred Nickerson.
”The Divine and Human in the Mak
log of a King," will be the subject for
discussion at the Horace Class meet-
ing tomorrow. and the chance for ad-
vancement for a. young man today as
compared with David's time. will be
the topic. This Is the last of the story
of Saul, the man who tried to Improve
on God's handiwork and failed. All
young men are cordially invited to at-
tend the cIub meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wesley SempleIand
8011. Wesley A.. of Cove avenue, East
Norwalk, start Monday for a short v11-
cation. They intend to visit New
Jersey, leaving there for Kingston and
Albany, via, Hudson River boat. From
Albany they will go to Dalton, Stack-
bridge and the Berkshires, Mass, re
turning visiting friends in Bridgeport.
They expect a most. enjoyable time.
being absent about one month.
, East Avenue Methodist lplscooal
Church, Rev. Charles Kay \loodsou,
D...D pastor-Preaching at 10:30 a m.
and 7:30 p. in. Sunday school at noon,
Dr. Morgan. superintendent. Epworth
lssague,,6.30 p. m.; Junior League will
meet the superintendent, Miss Emma
Pursuits, at usual place and time, spec-
Ial music, Mr. Ferguson, leader.
week service at 7: 45 p. m., Thursday
Cordial invitation extended to the pub-
lic to all services. Seats free.
The good ship Helen was finally
launched in Stars Creek. at the rear I
of the Crescent .aundry. Ssavicw
avenue, yesterday. it was planned to
break the customary bottle of spark.
ling champagne as she took to the
waves-and the bottle was on hand all
right. . All hands having decided to
vote the temperance ticket this fall,
however, pure water was substituted.
The operation of launching was presid-
ed over by the Helen‘s owner, Captain
Peter Nelson and Martin B. Durland
and William Dow assisted in the oper-
ation. .
The many friends of William M.
Acker. who died in Stamford, yestcr~
day, were deeply pained to read in
these columni, last, night. of his
death in Stamford. Mr. Acker moved
from East Norwalk to Stamford about
two years ago. While a resident here
he was prominently identified with the
Revival Band. which was organized by
the Rev. A. J. Smith, formerly pastor
of the East Avenue Methodist Church.
which was widely known. it had long
been known that Mr. Ackcr had been
in amateur condition from-$411M
trouble. W,
wt? aowmrron.
Mrs. Edwln~Thcmas and daughter
Wilma, of Jamaica, Long Island, have
returned to their home, after a. week’s
visit with Mrs. Mary A. Themes, of
ulsbed much enjpyuisht for everybody .
The County Commissioners haveI
should hare taken a whiff this room .
grandson.
sates asses wales-1M ““13.
0 roe months and sin 1.1121"er can:
eatsrrh and dyspepslafiih wo rd 1)
notu' ‘1‘ use arcts' fertile rwondorfnlcon
have fallen numerous as c so-c
us without avail and I In sC'as‘r‘smes‘r‘e
all the oi. a
would in
moro‘l in a day tl in
James Motions: H W” ”gene: a"). If:
NelveIr Bloken.‘W ‘R’mor :‘lp’e. New be
in Us. In. of not
iiadr‘ante‘dd to oufsfi"y'i131°wn;} SITE:
Merlin; Remedy tie. .. Chicago or N. Y.”
AIIIAI. 331.2. "I IIIJJDI Ill!!!
Danish AND Nonoi'oit.
Miss Alice Dnlton has moved from
Noroton to Darlen.
Miss Charlie‘il‘ltch, of Buffalo, spent
the summer with Norotoa friends.
Miss Julie Ritzei has left Catskill
for the Ambleslde. West End, Long
Branch
Miss Helen Waterbury's three 'An-
gora. kittens will be entered at. the
New York out show.
Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie, of West~
port, preached at the Soldiers’ Home.
oroton Tuesday evening.
Mr and M13. W. W. Ballard and
family have returned from their sum-
mer outing. at Scott's Cove.
Albeit Wellnltz has sold the proper-
ty belongingto Ida Meeker, at Darlcn,
to a party in White Plating, New York.
Mrs. Charles W.- Rhymond and
Raymond Oodbcr. left for
Newark,'8sturdsy evening. Mrs. Ray-
mond will spend some time there with
'0 6'5:
her daughter, Mrs. Godber.
Miss Ella Bates recently sold a
piece of land to Mr. Quackcnbsh, of
llrooksldc avenue. who will trcct pout
try and incubator houses preparatory
to entering cxtoiisivelyln incubatdr
hatching.
Mrs. Thaw, who has occupied the
Stillman Place this summer, lost sher
valuable imported Scotch collic, this
week. The doctor called It pneumon-
i11,b11t the deg was recently severely
Injured by an auto.
There were Circe sales of real es-
fate in I)a1',lo11 last week. with mort-
gages recorded of 81.3.600 This was
Mid against four sales of property In the
first week in September 11 1c 11 ago,
.d mortgages of 31, 700 The sales
were as follows.
Tokcneke Corporation. land;
eke Corporation to Franklin Lynch
Ill. 1). Randall, to
’I‘oken-
.111d;G.Vl'. Wood to Leonaulo Dem-
I11o, lloyt street.
PREVENTED A RUNAWAY,‘
The Norwich Evening Record, in its
account of the convention of the State
Fireman's Association in, that place
this week, printed the following:
During the exhibition on Union
Square the deli dry wagon owned by
George
Church sIrcc and the breechlng and
one of the holdbacks broke and the
H. P it was driven down
wagon struck the hind legs of the
horse and he, started to run.. Delegate
John D. Milne, of Norwalk. who is at
the head of the Norwalk gas plant and
Is a. powerful man, grabbed one of the
rear wheels of thee w
needed In keeping the ve IcIe from the
heels of the horse and the driver turn
ed him Into the 13.14. Chapman build-
ing and several men caught the horse.
While in \‘orwlch Mr Milne was the
guest of Superintendent Bogus, of the
light plant, as
Winchester, of the South Norwalk clap.
tric light plant.
TRlNlTY SUNDAY SCHOOL RI-
SUM '
on and suc-
was Supct intcndom
Trinity Episcopal. Sunday school
will meet tomorrow to begin Retail
and winter sessions.
are cordially-welcome and should'en-
terter tomorrow if possible.
New scholars
Every ' ‘
Rowayton avenue. . .
The meeting of the officers and
Board of Directors of the Delphian A.
A. was postponed lssti night, and will
be held at the home of the honorary
president this evening.
‘ All children who have ever been
members of the Rowayton Flowar Club
are urged to attend the rehearsal this
afternoon at 4 p. m., to that they may
present, as the new classestare to be
formed and new lesson books Kiribat-
ed through the various grades, ..tid the
honor certificates for last season glv
on out. Evanlng service and. sermon
by special preacher, 7:30 p. in. AS the
fall and winter work begins tomorrow
every member of the church Ought ,to
make an earnest effort to be present at.
one or both services and encourage us
by their presence. Wednesday, Friday
and Shturday are Ember days- and
regular pupil of the school should be '
- as is his usual custom.
participate in the flower march at-the
service tomorrow evening.
Rownyton Baptist Church. Rev. F. A.
Cunningham. casino—Sunday. 10130 a.
in. and 7130 p. m. ., public worship with
sermon. Henry is Scaffold officiatina:
11: 54‘ a. m., Bible school; 6: 45 p. m.,
Y. P. S. C. E. Thursday at 7:30 p. m.,
mid-week prayer meeting.
The Flower Guild has extended an
invitation to the Baptist Church to at-
tend the special Flower Guild service
in the Methadlst Episcopal Church,
Sunday evening. The invitation is un-
der advisement, and. will be decided at
the service tomorrow morning.
Icaptaln E. E. Case, of Rowayton, is
getting his boat house and shore ready
to haul out launche's for the winter,
John Hoffman
Srr, ls building quite an addition to his;
housepn the ,corner of Crockett, ave-
nue and FortyIsecond street. The
house has also been raised on ,a higher
foundation built. and will soon be
greatly Impmvcd. ,
Rowayton Methodist Episcopal
Church. 15;. W. Breathe. pastor-rMornI
in; service, 10: 30; 3101118111. school.2
p. in: Bible class, ‘2: 20 1pm.;- Epworth
League, Ii: 45; evening service, 'I: 30.
The“ pastor will preach the morning
semen; topic, “Does Prayer influence
God?" The Flower Guild will have
charge of the evening service. At their
request the pastor will denser stereop
on address upon .“Tlie Children of
t e Tauenmntslh Alarge number of,
picturesmill be shown illustrating the
conditions rovclling anion them. A
cord rdiai inv tion is eaten ed to all,
should be observed accordingly. 11..
BOAT RESTED ON A ROCK. 1‘
Pa 19 of Norwaik watche tfrom
the all street bridge. yes erday.
about 1 o'clock, when George Barnes.
Joseph Barnes and Mr. Brovin started
out. in a row boat to go down the riv-
er. and the craft. landed on one of the
rocks which have been turned up near
the docks of the Holmes, Keefer and
Selleck Company. The boat,just. rest-
ed on the stone, and in spite of the ef-
forts of the men, it simply swung ar-
ound, as if on a pivot. At times it
looked as though it. was going to turn
over, but after some little time the
chef“ was shoved from its perilous pc-
8 Oil.
...
STEAMER HUSNTLNfTON EXCUR~
SID
On Friday. September 18, the
steamer Huntington will make her an
anal. popular excursions to South Nop-
walk (stopping at. Valley Grove on
signal). The manasemsnt thanks out
man for their liberal patronage. The
company has decided to make the last
trips an. excursion that everybodd can
enjoy. The tickets will be 25 cents
seed for the day clay. The boat wildl
leave Huntington at 6. 45 a. m. and
walk at 8:45 a. m. and 5:15 p. m.
FOUND DEAD iNtHlDHWAY. .
CANTON. 001111.. Bolivia—«Daniel
morning, Heart failure had stricken
him down while he was wulklns Mill“!
the home of his daughter. Mrs. Eu gene
especially those who are strangers in
”Will ,1. . .
Case, to his own home three-1111mm
p; a mile may. ,
lo'kantfi
W‘U‘CT-ymg
2: 15 p. m. and returning leave Nor-
Hiram Barber, in his ninetlcthv year.,
was found dead in the highway thisl lilinols legislature and one
Nelsyv ho‘hmmrlene Mew ithe
bruit panama ..
.1 companion are.) 'wlpe: 11;»
‘Continuing his calnpttign eastward
William J. Bryan arrived here at 8
11.111. today, in his supple! car Olivetto
our the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
who '1'. “Mouraw, national committee-
mnn from West Virginia, and whose
guest. 111.11.11.11 will be tenement. ant.
Deer Park. Ieocmapsnied hill
Wheaties. All isms-h the mutt. 31:
tom route crowds .Hmde noisy; d
. " stration in his honor
As soon as he could be seen Mr.‘
Bryan W asked regarding the ‘pt
ent ”do DC!“ mwga’y ‘1‘“,
Illiam R. liesrat that R in 1'
months agctaekcd his support has
presidency. promising to support
Hearst lmlillm' “Absolutely. uthse,"
Was the only complain the Democratic
candidate would make.
Mr Bryan 11111711111» two a ecben
here. one stasis: Took in the Gt 9 Hall.
him; and tile‘ot er ilt’iiIflti admit a.
the Wooden” of Music.
m
FREIGHT DEPARTMENT CHANG!“
R. T. Hashim Succeed's F. 3. Hole
' DWI“ New Haven.
NEW' HAVEN, Sept. 12. «Changes
In the freight department following
the resignation of F. S. Hfolbrmk ',to
secs 1. the chairmnslrp
in on no. uniform c 11er16”
olive the til instant. were and“
ed by Vice- resident Benjamin amp-
hell, with the approval of President
Mullen, of the New York, New Haven
and. Hartford Railroad Com pan io-
day. The jurisdiction of It. {'1‘. [$11-
kins, freight traffic manager of
New England Navigation Company.
with headquarters at Pier 42,,Nprth
River, New York, is extended to in-
clude the lines of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad with
title of freight trailic nmnaser. with
headquarters unchanged. L. H Kent
II‘IcId, general frehht agent, is given
headquarters at New Haven, and
(1801 ac M.- Wood,- maul; synertl
freight agent. is give-ht dquarters at.
the South Te1mina’l, In Boston.
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BANKs HELnsoomkAPEB-
6500.000 In NoteaTBtupended Chicago
Firm In cw England.
BOSTON, Sept. 12. -—"1 pm more an -
prised at the discovery of the courtl-
tlon of'A. Booth 0:. (Innovator-i thumb!
am at the size of tho f.'.1'ema k:
ed 11.-prominent 130310111 11k $103193
when shown the report 111111111155
‘Tbe Booth paper," he aaid,“h11a been.
accepted by New. 1113181001! , dimmers
without question for severpl y are; anti
while- there is probably 0 " 134
in New England the notes areIso'lede
Iy distributed. that no on intimation
will feel the effect of“ the failuurtb any
extant.
. “in this section of the countryItho
linu' 11 statements wctc.uc11ciit:d..iu
absolute good faith, and its paper has
always been regarded as blah class.
This lsIshown by the fact that the
pony usually obtained the host
count ratesd'v. 1 ’11-):
MONITOR WOWllzgaGOING iNATD
MARE ISLAND NAHYJARQ Gill”
Sem.12.—-Pmpnratlon . are» being
made to place the mentor Wyoming
in commission on 8eptember‘2s: The
Wyoming haemboen out- of commission
own since she was. Isableii bv ‘ 11
broken propeller shaft (1‘ the' 89111 r11
California coast that-c . yearn“, 3135‘
While at the navy yard 2the Weasel ills
been thoroughly over: tunic-d aiid audib-
ped withmil burning 11.311.11.11 dentu-
perimental par ll‘ 1111111111991 Col.
orado. will sat fiom ilrcmg'i'top 81311
temper 29 for More island, spatial” re-
main here for some time 11m.- .111?
seeding to' Southern California ports
to await the coming of. the Poodle .mp1;
it is probable that the Colorado Will
not participate.111 the scheduled target
practice.» The cruiser :A‘ibany. which
arrived here Thursday from Central
Amerlceowllissll In a tea (11116.er
the Bramcrton Nava d. ..., .,
wmiups DEINGNMIL'CW
. wasnmo’ron sent 18:~—.An-1‘.oiil-r
cial statement Iiasued at the neuron
partmt shows 1.111111. ulYlleCfiliidil
new under oonstr’uetion- numbseitwvu:
is. outlines four are: battles“. this
torpedo. boat 'ilastsoycra,.-. SHOWN”!
marlnoterpsdo boats. two cell -, -'4
mfluflm Withsthaicxm 01
the. uoluflfflim custom: elk-cine one
trbeloci done 11111 private: shipymla
These figures soon will be ions.
by the addition of the battleship.
ride and Utah. three coillei's ten tor;
perdo boot destroyers and". 1111111111.
nee. . , -
solicits E5331 at 84111.8.
D. strains, consul general at the
Humanitarian; .Mukdon, left low
for New York oh board the steamer
Philadelphia. Mr. Straight is retard-
ing from his post in Manchuria. under
instructions from the state department
to reporbzoa developments in his ter-
ritory during the last year. He has
visited ail‘theplarga towns. in Manchu-
rla investigating Russian and Japan-
esu prome- ,and business 1:112 with.
out Wilma?“ '; .- I. a"? 0“
‘l" no M65885 MOM" . .
'A' no ilcensé rally will bachel'
Red Men's Hall. south. Norwalk,_
1113!. Septemben atheism”. ms. iss
sometime: lethal. who E 11%
speaker is one of the um er o‘i‘!
orotors 'who are seeing mascots“
for nodieense, and it is hoped that Lil.
large number of peeple will mike it" it
point to hardher 1:31. Those attach:
ngarea e to sets A oy
Song book, as It will be used 1
meeting. ‘ .
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ILLINOIS PngfllBITIONIOT TO ,-
The Prohfbiilonists of the town
;conmtdlailing- themalvee on; the i
.tbat on September sesame 81 or do
Oliver W. BiewaatnexIaatmbetrrh
'o’.‘
Ulla
‘d‘flT
1
quit: 1111 TM.“ ““3 i‘i‘a
o’. e art e, .
trlpti‘ir hrough hthe state. 3nd s "011
lettiier on no street or In some holly
the place 10 be uncured 11111
commas-romeo» 114111111111 ‘
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