’ solution .mvoncc. 11v wars.
” Former- Barttoeper at Winoor Hotel, In
~ Iridmfi. Accuuuof fn- '
lid. llty.. . , .
Blil’OdinPOR'f‘. 811p L17 .-Harny H
UNIVERSAL!“ Cl!”
DANBUllY.Setc1t.l71-At today' a
session of the llntvcrsulist State Con-
volition officers of the Womans Milt
uionary Society were elected as toi-
tows:
Vita» 11.-111111111111. Mrs. ill. S. Atkinson,
New Britain: secretary, Mrs. 11‘ W
Warner. Hartford; treasurer, Mrs.
(‘harlcs E. Gay. New lluv11n;1uembets
of official board. Mrs. Maud ll. Cobb.
Norwich; Mrs. (‘. ‘altner. ilanbury;
Mrs. Walter Mtli11r,Mt11tden. The
election of a president of thc society
was deferred,
CASTOR IA
1....
Bennett. who for year whs barkeeper
' at. the Windsor Hotel d is very well
1111011111 in this city. is ting defe 11th
:in divorce proceedings hr 115th today
by Annie Mann Bennett. Tho wife ac-
‘cuses Harry of infidelity and names
.Jnne Doc as (to-respondent. Bennett is
now a resident of New Britain.
. Mrs. Bennett is a handsome woman
of the brunette typo. Her maiden
”name was Anne Mann and she married
Bennett, June 27. 1000. The couplt1
1 lived for several years at 299 Fuirfteld
nycntu'. About four years ago Bennett
,3“:ft. this city to find employment ,
11 Mrs, Bcchft declares her husband For Infants and Children.
as persona property worth $3 000 and
‘ she asks the court to allow her tdt- “in Kind You “a" Always Bough.
mouy as well as a change of 111111111.
—- Bears the
——Heavy. impure blood makes a Signature of o .
muddy, pimply complexion, headaches,
nausea. indigestion. ’l‘hin blood ma-
kes you weak, pale, sickly. Burdock
‘Blood Bitters. makes the blood rich,
red. pure—restores, perfect health.
vsLaow raven 1n HAVANA.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. l7. --Btec1tusc
0f the announcement of the cases of
yellow fever in Havana, the United
States Marine Hospital Service. in New
Orleans. acting on orders from Wash-
ington last night put into 11ff1111t .1
quarantine aguirtst .1” Cuban ports All
persons leaving Havana for the Unit-
1111 States will havo to 111mntn at the
detention camp in 'i‘riscouta. 11111111
Havana. six days if they are- to go to
Key West or Tampa, and five days
if they are boutrd for New Orleans 01'
_ofhcr ports. .
BARN BURNED lN MILFORD. l
MILFORD. Scpt 17.—S11ve1'al pigs
and calves perished in the burning"
today of a large burn belonging fol
licorgc A. Clatk. of this place. 'i‘hci
barn contoured a lut'gc quantity of
garden protlucc, which was also do: I
tr'oycd. ’i‘lrc origin of the fire is 1111-
known. The loss. it is believed. may
be b11tu'11111 $l.:'100 and $2,000.
DcWitt‘s Little. Early Risers
small pills 1111s) to fake,
Hut-.11 Sold by ’ihe C'lif‘fotd Pharmacy
and 'l‘hc1 liridgc Pharmacy.
11 TO
DIED FROM A FALL.
l).\NllUllY. Supt. lT.-—l)avid Downs
who fell from the porch of a four-
story building on White street. last
cvcuing. and sustained internal 111'-
jurics. 1li11d today lit the hospital. He
was 11 luborcr sixty-five years old.
1‘
THEY TAKE THE KINKS OUT.
“I have used Dr. King‘s New Life
Pills for many years. with increasing
satisfaction. They take the kinks out
of stdmach, liver and bowels, without
fuss or friction," says N. H. Brown. of
Pittstleid, Vt. Guaranteed satisfac-
tory at F. It. Baxter's drug store.
2611. ‘ “
A SURE-ENOUGH KNOCKER.
.l. C. Goodwin, of ilcidsrille, N. C..
says: “ltucklen's Arnica Salve is a
sure—ennugh knocker for (doors. A bad
111111 111111111 on my 1111: last summer. but;
that wondcrful salve knockcd it out‘
in 11 low rounds. Not even a scar 1‘11-
maiucd.” Guaranteed for piles, sot-11s.
burns, etc. 25c at F'. H. Baxter‘s drug
store. '1'
R.’ FAIRBANKS RETURNS HOME.
MARYSVILLE. 0.. Sept. l7.—-Vlcc-
esident Charles W. Fairbanks. of irr-
napolis. who canto here to attend
-. wedding of his niece. left lust 111-11.
‘ for his home. Air's. l1‘11trbauks.
1 was taken ill the day after she ar-
ROCKVILLE MAN DIES SUDDENLY
titli.‘l\’\'ll.i.E. Sept 17.~--l tl1-nry
in Marysville, was not able to llrautigan. aged seventy- -fi\'11 was
mpany him home, but it is thought 1 found 1l11111l i11 bud at his llillllt' today.
1 ill be able to return to nor homt' i The 1111 dicai 11x 11111111111111 gave .tpoplevy
as thc cause of death.
Hume Dressed Chickens
FOR SATURDAY,
20c lb
J. W. DODGE,
South Norwalk.
d Old Company 3 Lehigh
FOR FURNACE.
eek and Upper Lchigh
-. For coking Range and Sélf Heaters.
No. 2 Nut$ .00 per Ton, delivered in cellar
RAYMO, D BROS.
.... ... err.—
Luther M. Wright
Cross
11
IUILDEI‘ OF AND DEALER IN
Carriages, Wagons, Bicycles and
Horse Goods
Automobile Repairing, Carriage Trimming
and Sign Lettering
Factories and Repositories—Saudi Norwalk and Stamford.
_TsLsrt-tons connection.
. ..1.-_..-
T
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“HOT STUFF
fazelton
The Place to Get It Is at
TheB. Hershfield&SonCo.’ s
TELEPHONE 2945122 WATER STREET.
The fans Cloak and Suit House
”331-S’0’ufl1’1iliain Street. South Norwalk.
Clearance Sale of Ladies’ Suits, Coats, Skirts,
Wants and Dresses: “
As we do not anyvmerchandtso to one season to anoth-
or so we mark it dot! vary to. Come had be’ 15111151115311.
Sale 111 Both Stores:
1
i
i
i
1
i
gt-nt to anti '
.11. . v
DELAGRANM ’3 FL’iDHT.
PARIS. Supt l7—--l.eon Iiatcgt'unge
stayed aloft in his aeroplane for thirty
tniuutcs and twenty seconds at, isuy,
today. latter ha expressed the hope
that he would soon be abh- to s trpass
. the. r111 ordit made on both sides of the
Atlantic, by the Wright brothels
’ We publish ills tenable
’ medicines. We are proud flit! Inf-.YWN
’ noihin fa ronrsai; in secrets-11 hide,
,.
W
The Clifford
Excellent Cuisine.
Dinners Evenings,
6 to 8 p. m.
Sunday Dinners a Specialty.
Dinner Parties and Banquets
Solicited.
CHARLES REYNEKE,
" Proprietor.
Telephone 999.
We Are Very Proud of
the record made by Stewart Stoves
and Ranges. ()vcr thrce hundred sold
irr the last three years, and every pur-
chaser more than picascd. You see
we are not taking any chances when
we otter to refund your money after a
month's trial.
The A. J. ’Angevine
& Son Co.
134 AND 236 WASHINGTON 8T.
EVERY LADY'S DRESSING CHAM-
BER
should be equipped with a who
snow white, one piece "Standard" For
(10an Enameled Lavatory.
Have you oval-stopped to con-idol
how delightfully convenient it would
who to have hot and cold maniac water
in your dressing chamber. sleep
in; apartment or first floor toilet
room? its presence would 1am you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. 0111
plumbers are strictly competent mu
11111111113. honest and reliable.
HORACE 11. NAsn,’
CORNER MAIN AND WEST ITO.
Liquid
Vcnccr
MAKES THINGS
OLD NEW
25 3nd 50611613111.
Decorator
' East Norwalk.
<t
Removal
MELVILLE E. MEAD 8t ’SON’S
INSURANCE
orrtcs Isl-now; A1343 EAST AVE-
NUE. NORWALK, conn.
Prompt attentitm to orders reliably
executed.
PHONE NO. 287.
New. York City Office. 100 William St.
Tel. 452.
Money Advanced
£0 ,; mfflteir household furniture,
pisn s"‘a‘nd other personal property.
without removal. on their own name
without fpdorscr.
CALL AND SEE US.
independent Loan 81 Security Co.
Havilund Bldg, Washington St.
E. E. Gorbam, .
A MARVEL OF THE EAST.‘
Among other fonts in tht1 cast the
learning hr heart of the Roma in wry
W1'.l1l1spitutl Not only men but wo
111111 and children can be. found \\ ho
can repeat the ltolv book from tit-gin
it in round ’urrtttttbctt: the Koran con
tains, together with the additions.
wtrtch are included ilt thc rucllatiott.
some 60,000 words. This is about the
icugth of" 1111 average up-tmlrtte novel.
but, unlike the nov.11l tht-rt- are. no 11.111
trictirtg llllktl'~ille whole book being a
to enable the tecttcr to remorubcr. To
make the toast error would be a dead-
ly sin, yot (1.111.111 children can go
through it. But this is not all. For an
Arabic child to recite the Koran is
wonderful enough. no doubt. bill be 1111-
dcrstturtis what he is saying—~it is not
to llillt an unknown language—hut for
a child of another nation to recite it
from lit-ginning to end without under
standing the words he is 31111111... is a
trtttch ntoro woudcrt‘ul feat of memory.
and very few of those outside Arabia
titan 11 few of the simplest words, if
they know those.
_..—W. i
)‘Sttpposc women should vote? What
would be the rcsult?"
"()h, i don‘t know." answered- Mr
Sirius Bark-111' pctuluntly. t’11t1aps
wo‘d» - have hand painted ballots.»—
Washington Star.
HES fER’S PILLS
'l‘lllzlll MHND BRAND D.
11 your Dr
1 iii-:1 ru- -ter'o Dianna
l'lllstn ltdlu (oi wt
‘ it's: ”33'...
boxes. scat-1| wt
a o rm after. "H o
' 11M“ on» mull» 111 1.1.5}:
yunbuown as fleshbnfsl. Alvin“ Rolhbio
SOlD BY DRUGClSTS EVER Elli
Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight only
On and after Tuesday. January 7,
1908, Freight Propeller. will leave
Pier 28 East River, New York, (foot
of Dover street), every day. (am:
Sunday). at i p. m. Freight received
at Norwalk up to i p. m. ml Booth
Norwalk up to 6: 30 p.m.
crttc
Norwalk Steamboat Go.
Annlnp J. Smith. ’11. G. Ho’gontln.
Lou”. ' Goncnl Agent.
Pericétton
Oil
“Heaters
t sun—“‘- 41‘ an“!
RAYO LAMPS
AT THE USUAL LOW PRICE
ti‘ud’
F. A. Mitchell
i” Cor. Wall and 11131. Seéets,
Norwaik, Conn.
YOUR ‘lrclxtii
Shoe Repairing
to nor nonsnn on sc’tén‘rirtc
‘ UNLsss Dons av us.
Monarch Repair Shop,
' 1111va 37,3 ‘1‘...
'PHONE_456 on poet-Ar; 32-"
CityNattonal Bank
IQUTH NORWALK, DONN-
TRANBAGTI A GENERAL' IANKING
BUSINESS.
7
r
3.111.111: ’
101.com
1‘ ounstusrAnsrnom'I,
3173mm. ,
snw‘tn H. 'MA'rt-tswson, 11.-11'
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1.1 Vice-pres.
rnansntck n. sewnn, 2nd vie.
w’tLFRs’o sopwcu. ch-irl‘o‘r.
_.....
OiREOTOR’a, ,
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour .-
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swat-t: John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan. _, »~
Attendance all. hours day and night.
FrederiCk H. Ganung,
UNDERTAKER.
Moral Parlor-I in Contraction.
y Attendant. Nut. .04.
once and Raid
1'1-
33 So Main St., Sou Norwflk. 515-517 Main St., Stamford.
own; on}... if, '“ .....'.' .
Dino. open until 7 p. in. Monday and
Saturday until 8. 30.
M .0. MAIN ST. IOUTH NORWALK
o/
ning to end without a mistake. Taking.
confused and nrttcir mutilated jumble-— .
.who can rccite the Koran know more V,
trick of typhoid fever this summery?
no war! merry 117111.
,thc
“111.1131. 01
take Mingle dose of it. He know
at upo hills I tchdld medicine .
'1 "1 1“: d3. -w..Al(Ol'Ca.. 1
Nun. _:
UMP“?
lTr’y Our Syrup of White Pine
. . Compound with Tar
It will cure” coughli, colds, hoarse-
tttess, sore throats, etc. Price 25 cents
a bottle.
Prescriptions. Wo’ gIVc special at.-
tontion to prescriptions here. Only
pure, standard strength drugs are used
and compounding is done by an expert
pr'cscripttonist.
T111: 11111111111 PHARMACY.
205 WASHINGTON STREET.
TEL. CALL, 641-12.
All Orders Dcliversd Frau of Charge.
if
Philip“ Star'left yesterday f01' Bos
ton, to resume his school duties.
Dr. F. B. Bakt'r,‘of Fort street. is
figuring it new launch for himself this
winter.
The Dory Social Club has received a
number of application 1'01 membership
.reoentiy.
'The St. James Circle is holding a
session this afternoon with Mrs. James
Robinson, of New street.
.1 -
"1111119131
pastor a' new Methodist chat-c
rtned'l‘ sat night in the goalie
rent, in Thirty eighth place Presidilil in?“
Elder A. W.Adl1i11son of the I08 Ahri indki life
It 11.111.111.113 .. 1'11
or Sop ember '1 s‘w
Reports down hero
test (savor.
hat the set its scat-rally!
and Paper Company in Norwalk.
Mr, and Mrs. William Moffett, the
bride and groom, Were. showered with
confetti and given a royalty and em
thusiastic settd off last evening. when
they started out on their honeymoon
trip truth the bride's’ home in Cove
avenue, where the ceremon was per-
formed. l, '. 3 .
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Earle and iam-
iiy have not yet decided where they
will spend the winter. it is under-
stood that they may 80 south or to
Texas, where théy were last'wlntet'.
though they did not close their 11111111.
mer residence in East avenue until
after Christmas
There are three uncalled for lettc’tm’
at. the Barton postofltoe addressed In
John Coley and one. addressed to Milli
Qlflwflmwy} . ..1. [i1.. . 1.11.1..roev 4-111‘
Williall lid. Willmott, 3th to!"
tr’mttsttmpemnng 11. Weeks 111111111011
with his parents. Mr. and hits. William
H thlnrott, Jr, of Darien
thoca'i pol tics ski now be tan a
wirrm up ce’ly lit. iDarieh utilt ’fierg
iii) evcrty tprotfriscltuf 111111111 interesting
1- 1111s 11 01 11011.1 put (Jun 1, h t the1
Republlcansnd liumt’wrat’i’c’ cflithsefi-
Whtlo the ball at. Eagle. Hook and
Ladder Company quarters was being
ll'tlng ties ay nornin to. bring ptit.
(The committee which installed East the 1‘ '11!"6 in? ”is (l; rah house
Norwalk's new electric system has not. 9. "Ed by 0”“ Burke t 9‘ If?“ W03“
yet had a fire district meeting cal arid put tile bell tetrtporriri y bill 01’
led to take action concerning the1 commission.
schedule which shall obtain perman- The Button Business Men' s Associa-
ently for the street lamps and to ad- tion has received invitations to attend
just other details, but such a meeting the annual meeting of the State Asso-
wtll be held before long. ciagion at New Haven on October 15th,.
There was an unusually large “1.8.11 the Danbury fair on business
tendaucc this morning at the Oyster mens day, October 7th. The. Dan-
111111111 Lyceum at Second Point The bttry Business Mens ASSOCJMIOJ‘
solo question under discussion now 1 stands the expense of admission to the
the season. which will open no.“ we “"3 . ‘
for natural growth work The ‘ em - ,‘A‘sensatioual rumor ‘20 the cffectthat
croacluucnt 011 natural growth ground 1' ”00" had b01111 found in the rttius
has taken 11 back seat for the present 0f JOhn Bllt‘ke’s house. which burned
as a lcadtng issue 130““ TIIBSdu)’ morning, spread about
)arien esterd . Act in ft
Sonic comment has been made con- I y 11y ves 88‘“
cerntng the light frame for, the new bowed that there was no basis 3° ‘22
Richard Hilttnan, of New York. is
spending a few days vacation at his
home in Van Zandt street, East Nor-f
walk.
Mrs. Ed 'ard E. Mead, of Edtic ave- I
nus, is attending the funeral of her
aunt. Mrs Nelson Durgy, in Danbury i
today. '
The Pastime orchcstm, 0f East Nor-
watk, is all organized for the full
campaign ,attdhas held a number of
rehearsals of late.
Miss Minnie irwin, of East Norwatk.
and Hiram Hall, a popular young c011-
doctor on the local trolley system. will
be married Wednesday Ottober 14.
’Conduotor Charles Caffrcy has found
the breezes so strong on tho Gtr'got't
home in Norwalk with a sevcre cold.
. The Rescue Mission on the Washing-
ton street bridge is daily continuing
its good wotk and enthusiastic tntct-
cst. is being taken in the nighth mectv
tugs.
Homcr Hathaway. who has bct'n
spending his annual vacation at his
home in East Norwalk. will resume his
position witlt a. Boston hotrd house, on
Monday.
Mrs. Henry Cooley, of Etllle avenue,
is expected homo today from the
Greenfield illll fair. whore shag has
been spending several days with
friends.
Miss Laura Seymour. daughter of
the late George Seymour. of South
Norwaik, is residing permanently at
the homt1 of hot uncle. T. S. Glover of
East. Norwalk
Extensive improvements are being
made about the residence. of Thomuao
F. Benedict in Sesvtew avenue. E. P2,.
Gorhttm is painting and decorating the
house inside and out.
There is a full attendance at both
the Fitch and Marvin schools atrd
everything is running along finely and
smoothly. The year promises to be a‘
most successful 01111.
“’1‘ he church probably will derivg
its name either from Brighton avenue
011 which it is to face or front N011-
mundie avenue. which is only a few
feet away. This matter will be de-
cided later.
Howard Gchrmnnn. of Cove avenue
who went through such a severe at- '
has now so fully recovered, that hat
has taken up his studies at the new}
town high school. 1
Tire registrars of the. Third Voting‘
District of.’ the town, East Norwalk,
Edward E. Gorhatu and Frederick L 1
Lundquist. have issued lists of the.
electors registered in the district. The
list contains 194 names
“it is not expected that Rev. Mr.
Barge will become. the permanent pas-
tor, but he will serve until the meet-
ing of the Southern California confer-
ence in September when a man will
be appointed for the place.“
precept-iv ruling of the post-office
department. to the effect that mail
matter cannot be left so promiscuous-
ty as formerly. has given Special Car
rtet George H. Hunter an opportunity
to dispose of. letter boxes aboat East
Norwailt
JOhn W. Olmstead has just had a
comfortable gun parlor with southern
exposure constructed out of part of the
veranda of his residence in Seaview
avenue. The framework for the par-
lor was constructed by Charles H
Aisthorpe
,“With Rev. A. A. Surge as its tem-
111111; 1111111111
' PRlCES
dbya
‘5 ”SHAW? ,
The rioes we, ask for o Groceries
represe‘itf the honest Valdetlrbf the best
the grocery. market. attends. Paying
less than we
the expense of quality.
new Jars. qtt. ..'.'.:.1..... 150-002.
Mason Jon. pts. .1.......... 55: Doll.
1]. lbs. an. ar.........._.... ..... $1.90
Our 11.11.1111. Coffee for one week
only. our. 301: grade for ........,25
Robert 103 clovsky
& Cit, *
G
- (11 noted.
Point line, that he. is laid 11p at his '
came 11 bencdtct last night. will- ult-
.South Norwalk in 11 coach last evening
ask is getting quantity at p
. , . . t and that it roirabl esulted
building with it is being put up at the Error 1’ 3 r
intersection of Seaview avenue attd com the. finding of- the skeltou “9'
Washington street for Dominick Cnne- posed to be that 0" PP Jwiian Guise]!-
vari. The structure is more stable 9" 139183110. allc: ii to have' been mur-
than would appcar at. first sight,,how- dtred. .- "‘ '1
1'111-1'. on account of the interior iron I A very ill‘ell‘ \‘ i' i! 1“! W85 30' ’9"!an-
supports ' 011 last eveutn; Ri.’ . be summer homo.
T111- 3500 raised by Bishop John w. °’ “F- 1""1 MW- 1'- ””1011 Smith when
11111111111111.1119 University Methodist Val'dum'iwb1"“1‘1' Winona Smith
1 ' _o 1
, 1 bride of); Dr. l-larry Slau h-
1."1i11111h the last day-ohms recent ccametht ;,. 3
stay hcl'ch had airctdy been turned to or of New York. the. nuptial knot
Brighton avenue and West Thirty- . or of the Barton Congregational
11 a wedding trip Lad upon its con-
account 111 the purchase. 'of u lot atl as tied by the Re H 3 370W“. 993'
. on. At the coniclusion of the re-
llilllh street, and here a portable chap- or
111 M“ serve as a pm“, of worship on» zoption the bride anid groom departed
til 11 11111111 permanent structure cart be, i
.. , nation. they will t he 11p thtir resi-
Tlte tt'usttts will constituu Mme ,u Brooklyn.
if at .I.
t.
1
’11 building committee to look after thc.
‘1 rection of 11 house _of wors.htp
l E. S. Baird-:— on ’the
EliOll.lly ill
1}. ii. i<1111l11rf11rm'ctiy a Well known
East \'Ui\\illl\‘ painter 41nd detoratet',
Over $1,300 was. realized.
butholic fair ,. ..
who movcd to hos Aussies, Cat, about,
two years ago, is prominently identi-
'Mt's. William J Wand,- 'o'rganist at
111.1111 Church is enjoying her vaéa-
tied with the foundation of a new
at the
ion.
Methodist church in .tbat city. Mr. i”
C. B. Dodge has returned from
chlcr has been made 11 trustcc. oil
thin chart l1 and superintendent of the,
Like Geot'ge,.1whene he has gbcen';
spending the summer" ' " ”
Sunday in boot He is enthusiastic ov
111' California. and is doing well there.
‘George S. Jennings and Pr'cd Sitter-
,‘ate exhibiting their fine sic-14's
13.11111111111ing th11 ticw Methodist church i
a r-ctcnt issue of the bus Attgeles EX:
ti1 iv ck pt the Cree
'R'nlp 'Ohat’ie'l clerk
aminer said:
John F. Berfr'am. the young- clerk bf
the South Nor walk post office, who be-
lrug store. who “as bad ,v. bttr ed last:
His friends got together and decoratwweok by the bursting “if a battle of.
ad the vehigle with streamers, tin cans. lucid has retowrcd from his injuries.
old slides and the rest of the usual Miss M. Dtnr'té of ' Cir 1111 Farms
miscellaneous articles which always “hsglyen a ”flight $1,158 we”;
figure prominently in an event. of this'
. citing-1 page by tripu and r stiveb
_kind and in consequence no [Nevin-Wyeth Stamford c.1111 .\'1 11' York. There
11111' was net-tied to announce the com- , I ,
ing of the groom. “we a m””l?:.”"”j 31:91“
So far as has come-to light this MAYFLOVvER’ CQSCTNDANTS.
early in thc1 game. neither the East _
Norwalk Republicans or Democrats :An al Meetin of SO": i t Hbld at
will have a candidate in the field f01 6 mi “11.131.16.11 C! ”’5." .:
The annual mcetiu- t1. fl’hec'
selecttnen this tour. No J{appoigtitlolll '
' v lk 1 tdatcs lfret Av
t0 the NJ” a cum ' ticut Sat tbty Mttyflnu‘cr D11"’ 1111a sure
was held at: the Haflibl‘d H1311); -'-'.ye .tcr-
son 011 the Republican side and John
Dcvtnc on- -t-he Democratic side. .has
1ipy..1.fteraoou \vithta luncheon There
Were about tw'ctrty- fivc present. Mist
developed. This tranquil situation is
t 1 en than has been 1 e t: 9
quite d n r t h as Susamfl.‘ Motion. of Grototr‘; Miss “Anna
Meech of Qroton; 1.1; .‘r ' 1 .ttse Brow
at. other times. East Nurwalk fro-
] ids the balance of ower,’ in
équeut \' no 9 W Beach PirBlistul, \\ or, W‘Vh‘clefi m.”
membership. The (2011111311 it' at society
fact. practically always when .there. is
. i th Norwalky cam s.--
’ split 11 e p now has nboutvptloo mourners. and ar-
”"8me Stud '1‘“qu tiny. lonameet-
RBWAYIBNE’ lag and liner duung the Williér
"fl‘he. lotion/tug {officers were elected
Edwin L. Stevens is suffering from
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doubtcdly 11'1u11111bcr 11111 trip he took
from his home in Thomas street to
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for the ensuing year; ..
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. Hartford. .1 .1. .1 . '1 .
.an attack of the Km)- . ‘ HDepufly governor-«Mrs Sar1’1: Thorn-
MrsAHenrietta. Rtymmltl. 10? Ray- son Kinnty'. Hartford ‘ "
mond street, Rowayton. is etrtettain- Smmyyaqoeorgg William tl’Slil’il.
tag her sister of Brooklyn- for 11 few Hartford. . 111 1.- i 1' 11’ '
days ‘ ' .Tressumnwtlbcrt Smith RM 1991911
Norwich 1‘
The fine yacht "Wanna," belonging
to Mr. Wright. of Cedar GatepDoTteu.
is now tied 11p at the ,Oberlander
Launch Works.
The scholars in the Rownyton- Pub-
lic school are progressing finely under
the able tutorshlp of Principal Edgar
ll, Lane and his assistants. the Misses
Sturges, Fitch and Carpenter;
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. Captains—Frank. 'Th’ot'utan .154?th
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Assistantar-$1571llt1119”ththdpdp’t;‘lgimt’le.4
Hartford; Loren Pinckn' ey Win do an
vtn. Hart’t’ortt’; 1Mrs.Ciitherin'c Adena
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Reports front the .Ro’w’aytoh .‘sma- Dudley Bramble“
eats attending high school state that WW?“ ‘1 mg a,
the first year scholars there are gener— York' Miss cry t'y'l‘ll it.
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New London Charles. Edward Thomp—
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csaftrfICA‘t‘ss or INCORPOR-
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ally very small. ranging in years from
eleven to fifteen. The. scholars from
this place who are beginning their
studies there are no exception for
each year the students average a year
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or so less, it 8691115.. .'
Hans Gagenmotd Sloop. the’ Ada
Morton. is receiving the, overhauling
of her life. When this from first sp-
v’
tion at. the- office of the state secreta-
ry. yesterday. Thé authorized capital
cared in the river it1wss thought
i’hat it would not survive many storms. Block is $10 900, and the bllsln so will
but Mr (lager has been at work with begin Tmith {5300“ ”they ors
his customary persistence, and sex» x1113”e,lti01't111‘11.fismn'“Th-A Hall-d
boots to be well paid for his trouble
before the end of next week.
'John ‘A. Osborn and family, who
have been occupying the bungalow
of' Richard H. Golden at Bell Island
all the susimer went to New York to.
.duy. Mr Osborn sailed his little
launch down and will then uoebsm for
a. time on the Hudson river before
utting her up for the winter. The
family will be missed at the island and
their many friends hope that they will
return another. season. 5. 1 ;.
There is no‘ spare timer for 'the oy’l
stermen who have.not finished over-
hauling their boats down here now.
The share in this vicinity is covnmpd lrtfike library):s windgw. Lbut’lweéif. two.»
with sloops and the owgtertr are am )8 ore t octrre a y p an or an
mering,sav1;ing,planing.ailddll\llttglll i1; is sup opq’d 01111;; only were drips“:
trails with the hope tht’tt they will cited 0!.
later hau up a bushel of “set” for
:30th $039811“! on nti’os’N‘ggrdhits‘ % the worlil‘rgbpbl: it!
p is nowttio
A.- cétjt’ cat
been dietinby étliefi’ Eastern rovislton
Comp pany,ot otmrHiuLforfl ’Pbeo cs at
stock is $.0m.1£tvv‘d:i,.i
shares ‘t e ty’bf 1113119111111
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twehl’yry’ggitdr‘rgdgg. m‘fitamsfim the sec-1
rotary. 2.1111111911111111: Julius Spinners...
The company has also filed articles of
incorporation.
1- BURGLARB UNSUCOESBFUL. . 1'
, .Burglars made an dinsuccessful ur-
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I1 [IROT OT. EAST NORWALK.
to weather the distance from herovtb‘ is afraid income out and prove it.
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gulch district, ortducting the Walnut» 1'cllt1ntlii.ltttm talmough sont r:
of murguntsstlori [port ’flngfil’hm’" inputs: All 1111191.
“like schooner Goodnow arrived 111 WWW”. t the 1"(1' ts, better” than.
the harbor on time yesterday with her “151 Will‘-
’(‘lil‘gil of pulp. She is now lying above
the railroad drawbridge. until the un-
loadtng of another vessel is completed DARE" ANDW _M"_ R010".k
at the wharf of the St. George Pulp" ti
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Show road is '
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The patch Cap Company, of Bridgé~ .
port filed a certificate of incorpora- _
Lopfimtsat 11" dinfi’
temps some time dot-tug last night to g ‘
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