We have added . o1VI’yrogropby De
. pertinent to our store and you will find
‘ here a very large stdcii‘ 0; wood design-
V' on for burning. as weil 1111,1111 assort~
' meat or outfits.
11
There is an expert in charge of this
department, who will Vgive lessons tree.
1,. .V.
,. .‘ 1t
ISBN CU.
134.136 WASHINGTON STREET.
‘11'
Li y 1111
MKES
THINGS
on) NEW
125 and 50c Betties.
.1 E. Gorham,
1. , Decorator
111.1452. ‘ EastNorwaIk.
_, __ _,,__._,_, ”M.
- .—-———-
FRESH HAMS, 16c
FRESH SHOULDERS ..
FRESH PORK .......
2 LBS. CHOP BEEF
FOREQUA‘IER LAMB
was or LAMB. 1 ......
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J W. DODGE,
22 Washington Street:
Politician: of Both Panties Buoy, and
Each Side Clairol It.
heavy‘ artillery or both political par
ties trained on New York state. to cap-
that Tammany Hall may roll up in this
city. Charles F. Murphy, leader of
Tammany Hall said today that no can
vans had been made or the city. and
that he did not know whether any its.
urcs would be announced later ‘or not.
Mr Murphy said: ‘
“Everything looks bright for Bryan
and Chanler Both are holding the ad-
vantage of their opponentfi.and1mt
Bryan and C Vanler would get about
the same vol 11 this state. V
Tuesday night, when he speaks at.
the occasion ot a Democratic rally in
every assembly district in New York.
E IDIAMIUND ”MN?
flu! 1111: your "WIN“ I'd:
ell-W ”at union mud
”III In 8«Red dad Gold metallic
Imxefi. sealed alt. oilibbon.
Ilu
"11115335111111:
IIIA I) NI) Ill! \NI PILLS. Ier In
years him: a: Best. Safest. Always Rclinl lc
S010 BY DRUOIIISI'S EVERYWHERE
u.”
FRANK c.
Van Scoy
PLUMBING.
STEAM.
uo'r warn
AND
GAS FITTING.
”..—
Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper
and Zinc.
5o South Main Siren,
So. Norwalk, Conn. ‘
l
21:
...................... '25::
........ 1 .......... 10c '
.' ..................... 161:
South Norwalk. '
FOR FURNACE.
Cross Creek and Upper Lehigh
For Cooking Range and Self Heaters.
'1'1‘ No. 2 Nut $5. 00 per Ton, delivered 111 cellar
:YMOND BROS.
Luther M.W1'1ght
IUILDER OF AVND DEALER IN
to
Carriages, W3g0ns, Bicycles and
Horse
Autonmbile Repairing, Carriage Trimming.
and Sign Lettering
Fadiories and Repositories—South Norwalk and S‘tmnlord.
CONNECTION.
TELEPHONE
:TE'VLEPHONE 294.
elon
The Place to Get It Is at
: Theft Hershf1eld&SonCo s
Goods
I22 WATER STREET.
The puppy” 1119.111: 19199111111111.1111» 111.1 prices thirst noistore can heat.
Come andfie convinced. ,
The Pans Cloak and Suit House
33 So. Maid Stu So Notwalk.
5151 517 Mdiil St. 813111111111.
NEW‘YORK. Oct. 22.-With11tbe
ture its- electoral votes, much interest
is belug’ centered today in the Vote
losing any ground. 1 should say that .1; “
Mr Bryan' 11 meeting in the city next '
Madison Square Garden, is to be made .
cuicsrsrta's PILLS ‘
,_ 111‘ s 0 Hands e. V. ..
‘ I PliRlS. Odt.‘22.-—Ti1e1Aero Club of V 1
' France has decided to organize a big 1‘
aeroplane meeting in the autumn oi '1
1909, when the "Grand Brio d'VAviatiou" , '
will be competed (0,11. The. valdoi or
other awards. The course will be laid
out over the flat country in the Chum-
pages or [lessee region The flights
llell, be judged for both speed and dur-
at on.
Croesus can‘t corner the market in
heiirts so long on Cupid stands sponsor
‘ for «the goodtloo‘king giiung man.
1“,“. . .
0F VALUABVLE
,‘1‘:
‘Illidlng
Lots
‘1111111111.'1111111 22111
VAT 2 o'cLocVK, P: M.
ON THE PREMISES, TEN CHOICE
"BUILDING LOTS, ’
Situated on High and Cottage
Streets, in the City
'0! Norwalk.
Particulars of F. A. MITCHELL,
owner, Furniture Dealer, 14-16 Wall
BL, Norwalk. or F. W. MITCHELL,
Auctioneer, Central Hotel, 80th Non
' walk.
Horace E. mm 81.. Son,
45 Wall 31., VVNorwalk.
1Real Estate, and
. Insurance.
We havoJovoI-al decided 051911....
1 in income producing - property film} -
V muse lncroaoo In value with the rapid
growth othho IVoanV. V V
___'|
(INCORPORATED);
Real. Estate
51Roil'r0Id1-Ave" V
NoawALk. CONN.
CityNatronalBank
SOUTH NORWAL‘K. CONN.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
CAPITAL,
$100,000.00.
suapuis AND door-ire.»
was . 500.00.
.__.._.—-—
so.
31
.
Eovv‘m H MATHEwson. Pm.
JOHN H. KNAPP, iet Vice-Pros.
erg-memoir H. ROWAN, 2nd Vice-
WILFsflED BODWVELL, Cashier.
.. DIRECTORs. .
E H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
' Josiah Fl. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swartz oh‘n H. Light
Fred H. owan. -
' 1947
Heaung 1
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AVIR HEATING.
, oral/Es AND canoe "
TEA D TIN NHOOFI G.
Guilt-12‘ % A" fitting gr: 1311111111».
III" "9‘ i?
HAVE You, 9111.111 one 9100 or.
nioHMoHo anuosoi
The Jones &Hotchk1ss
Company
17VV W'ALL ITREET. NONWALK.‘
to rill on their household 111-1.11m;
Manila Valid other personal property,
nioval.‘ on their on. name
g1
our Loan 81 security Co
Havllanii Bide, Waobine'ton at;
(lilies open “out“ p in. Monday and
“await”, 1_ .1...’
this prize is 99.000 and there will} be ,
“ York; H. E. P'omeroy. Wesilleid; John
Sunday Dinners, 7 Scts.
”.led‘do and Old Company 3 Lehigh") M Lam" 8' C°~
Plumbing and, Steam
-: stock}, It is the 1.1111911 kiddo null. it
“ Will 11th cost you any more.
‘1 at Norwaik iii) to 1i p.
Ho'rEiiV AitRNALs.-
Maha'oltor‘ho——-C F Sleek and wife.
C. G. Goodnle, New York; 0. ‘VVVVK. Sharp
and wire. Springfield, M A. G .
Poole. Columbus, $01110: 1 Gordon,
liostn‘u; Mrs. Longnegger, city; George
Whaley. New York: C Raymond, city;
9‘. R. Wells, New Haven; George C.
Bales C F. 111;. New York; L. R.
liurlb'utt. Wilt H. Mathewson, city:
Frank Bishop. gawtucket. R. 1.; Stil'es
..ludson Bridgeport: Joseph R. Taylor
eet' acour'hc‘y 1111.1 care. ‘
There's no carelessness. guess work
or indifference abbot the way we
make up a prescri tion.
We not 131 to ow doctorl direo.
tions, with gid
only the purest and freshest drugs.
John .‘.I Cuneo. city; W Star1,W,B.
Kilby. Bridgeport ‘iVCVsoar Edgvards THE BRIDGE PI'IARMACYO
Kingslo11,N Y.; Q. ames 1111 wife
E. W. Plunk, F Sollaiier. New 205 WASHWGTON STREET.
TEL; CALL, 641—2.
1 O'Brien. 31 Louis, Md. Ail cram delivered Free or court!-
Cllflord—H. E. Eckstein,‘l)eWitt D.
Barlow, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Boomer. 1 '
W. H. H Tyson New York; W. H.
Stevens. W .leifke. Hartford; George
Whitley. Victory Mills, N. ‘Y.; E. W.
Stevens and wife. G R Wright, C. D,
Rankin Boston; W. H. Ilnriy, E. L.
Scoflold, Stamt';0rd l". N. Viall, Provl. ,
denco; W. S Eamon, New Havoc; 1H.
C. Noyes, Gainesbuiy: C.' H. Nr'ible.
New Milfor;d A S. Lilipltt, Norwich;
Mr and Mrs C H Fuller. Mr and
Mrs. C. W. Fuller. l". W. Pollard. Paw’
Locket, It. i.
1r VVLVIIR‘V ,th
«m —-————--.---1 com
George Wicks is planning to erect a.
new house in Sycamore street. '
A new roof is being placed on the
home of George H. Ferris in Seavlew
avenueo
John 0.811110: and Frank 11 Van
Scoy have gone into the fish business
on the Washington street bridfie
Addie B. Tearing. or East. Norwalk,‘
has returned home from 11. visit With
Mrs. Mary E. Gregory, 0: Iranistan
avenue, Bridgeport
The regular Weekly pastor' a meeting
will be held this evening. at the East
Avenue Methodist church. and will be
led by the pastor, Rev. C. K. .Wood-
9011.,
Fred Berggren has resigned his po-
sition as driver for the local branch of
the trolley express, to take another po
sition with Ariel Cameron.- He has
been succeeded by William Smltl1.V -
Miss Bessie Naphey, WIIO'IS going
through an 'attack or typhoid fever at
her home in South Osborn avenue, is
now doing very nicely. and her c0111
piete recovery is looked forward to in
a‘ few days.
Mrs. Charles W. Seymour, who was
in ill health for 11 long time, is 110w
doing very nicely, much to tho satis-
faction of her (until)! and many iv lends
and is able to be about. 1191, home in
Winfield street.
Mrs. George Aetherlan, 0i Olenn.‘
New York. is 11 guest of her aunt.
11119.,0. R. ‘,Rudolpl1 oi (V‘ove avenue.
Today. Mrs. Aether-inn is making a
visit in Bridgeport, and tomorrow will
return home to New York state‘.
Building Mover William Cogusrwell
is having 11 cellar built under the house
.Whicli he recently purchased from Wil-
llam H Earle and moved from 011110-
site the Earle residence to a point eel:
erni hundred feet up East avenue.
There is every indication that fidast
Norwaik will be largely represento d at
‘ the Pittsheld excursion. Saturday, as
was the case at the one a little over
a week ago. One, man said this mc'ru
.
DUKE HAS NOT ENGAGED PAB«
AGE
PARIS Oct 1.812. «The report from
Home that the Duke of the Abruzhi
would be a passenger on the French
Lino steamer Ln Lorraine could not be
substantiated at the offices of the com‘
pany. Inquiries were met with the
statement that the duke had not yet
taken passage on this steamer.
—-————~.-—-
“Who is the old tile over there with
the comic coat, the stoveplna hat and
the baggy knéed trousers?" .
"That's the professor who is always
lecturing upon the absurdities of. wo«
man’ a dress ”-Clevelund Plain Dealer.
Hotel MahaCI‘Lem‘o
.1. a. CONNOR, Mgr.
1-——-l
Service and Cuioano Up to Dotti.
Rate: 32 per day and upwardo.
—--'——
Stock and General Information Tlokor
“-—
1 V 'rEL'. CALL 998. 1
PROSPECTS
precision, but We use ,
. Their
big camp live of logs was
will buy just as many groceries -
here on any other day oi the
Week 38 it will on Satuiiay.
Every day a; bargain day. All
5,9qu guaranteed.‘ . , 1 i
. 1
1w 1.» ...1 ..
111.511. 9‘99.
232‘ m: AVE
.1.
Theatre. South Norwalk to attend the
big rally. The speakers on that occa
sion will, be United States Senato1
Dillihgham, of Vermont. and Lieuten-
:nthovernm-V Everett J. Lake, of Hart-
01'
Thomas S. Gregory has storied *0
grade Bells place, and in addition to
the work benedtting that thorough
i’hre. another section or the Benedict
51131118 bridge will be filled in. The
planking has been removed from
the east limitation or the bridge for a
distance estimated at forty 01' fifty
feet; it. is the intention lo‘ultlmalely
fill in the whole bridge, though how
brou gill, about is 'a question.
Francis S. Seymour. 111' the firm or
0mm 11.11 and Se; mom made the record
ilntiisll catch of the season, tilts 11101111-
lng. from a window at the iirnl’ 11‘ plan-
ing 111111 on the Benedict Farms bridge.
the. time, but the fiatiish impaled it
self on a back while‘ attempting to out
the ball. This particular 11.111111. was
little more than two inches in length.
board again. in order that it might
grace 11ml the little fellow anticipated
his intention, 11.1111 flopped from the
window sill INC is into‘the harbor.
.VMI'. :1le Mrs. Hiram St. John Hull
the bride and groom, W'eie giufn 11'.
rousing servitude lust night, which
they will 1e111en1ber for u long time
unexpected guests
down 011 them .‘1t the borne of the
bride‘s purents Mr. and Mrs. Richard
l‘rwiu lu Nou- street endemic in bitch
great numbers that the house could
not. nocommc date them comfortably.
The scene 11‘1’ opevritions \vus' then
1.1"11usioirt'd to Second Paint where 11
kindled.
lighting up the whole vicinity and tak
ing the chill from the frosty 11111111 air.
,liere. also there was an abundance of
reheshmeuts for all of the bin com
party. The guests went home fully ant
laden with the flbiiih ol the bride and
groom to entertain.
ing that practically his whole family
1 expects to attend.‘
iemplatiug selling his saloon at 1.58
Washington street on the bridge Mr
Schoonover finds that the business our-
es 0: his saloon and (arm at WlnnIv
panic are too grout, and as he prefers
{arm lire. be is inclined to dispose or
the saloon. ‘
The case ot‘ Mrs. Delle Finnegan,
who failed to send her little son to the
East Not-walk schools because he was
not promoted came up in the South
Norwnlk court, this morning, but as
the child Is now an attendant. nothing
‘ inrther was done in prosecuting the
matter.
A COMPLETE STOCK OI! LATIOT
MODEL‘
Shot Guns
SINGLE AND DOUBLE
from 53.50.01).
Come in and look them over.
Alargo‘ stock 0! troll more
TION.
NorWalk Hardware Co
In new panama“ wot-19
to take a party to Long island in his
launch Elsket. tomorrow. to attend the
automobile race Saturday. With Cup-
tuin Van 'Ais‘tyne will be D. H. Miller,
Charles B. Flilow, W. F Hoyt. James
sted‘ arid Eibirt W. Fitch. .
Melville E. Mead, the well known
- Nerwalk and New York ,. insuranca
man, is now residing at 148 East ave—
nue. Though far“ beyong the Biblical
age or threV score and ten years Mr.
Mead is hide and hearty, and takes
daily trips by New York; and. does not
‘to be greatly fatigued by_ this
retina. it
. r0The latit regular session or the town
91.1111 and seleetmen, for the purpose
got making voters, will e1p held tomor-
grow from 9 11me until ..a‘t: the
town chart room’ in Norwal. ’lihe'i'e
are still many East No‘rwalk applicants
to appear and quality for suutr‘age
Those who become twenty one after
Friday and before election day may
be snide before attaining the . legal
age. , 1
The East Nerwaik Republicans are
requested to assemble Monday, ev euing
at. 7 o’Clock, at 1119‘ Republican Club
iheadduarters in East Wash’ington
istreet and, morph in a, body to Vlfloyt' s
dou'VLV tor-get to can and 9 our
HARRIS acausi
COMPANY
TEL. 450. V99 VWAV'TEB 'IT.
11111.1 goods 1.11.1.1 our 1.15.8 11111111 from
‘a‘l’ly‘, other place, in town; We buy in
131.151 ‘nantit'les for, cash and take ad‘-
tage of every discount, We give
onl- customers the advantage of these
very material Savings. it you became
our customer once; you will be our
customer always; 01.4 present: attrac-
Dady Line to N. Y
F“ F‘e'g‘“ only is:.tt'istrss'n..1rssu
011‘ and utter Tuesday, January 7. "iv-ems to. We' have .1 full mm of
1908,Freii1t Propellers will‘ 'leave
Pier' 28.111831: River, New York. (loot 1’99 disk 1111119111- “1“ “I” 0"“!!-
0! Dover strfetl. ov ry'VdrtiVyé. gripes;
uda . t .111. reg :- or
S n X) n m and South
Norwnllt up to (‘1: 30 p.111. . , .
‘, Norvvalk SteamboatCo.
Annlpih J. Civility ' C. 'O.‘ IVV-Iefl‘o‘y'iliii.
V.1VV,..-1V1
Georgo'R. Van Alstyne is planning 1
Golden. Richard Golden. J. NV. Olm- ‘
-—“Dr.’l‘h0m1sEcl€-ctrlc Oil is the
ase——<'1'0\1p.lins been used with sVlVrc-
cess in our family for eight yenrs.‘ '—
Mrs D Whitenerc. Buffalo N. Y
“ 11111111.
Mr. Fogg and family have moved to
South Norwaik.
.Mies Miriam Close, is in New York
city, today. on business. ‘
Jacob V. (‘lose and family are to
move next week from Rowaytou ave
one to Norvvolk.
-—OV'yVoier‘V Supper and Dance, given
by' Rowayton Hose Col, No. 1, Wed
nesday eyeiiing, October 28.
‘ Ira Petty, manager of the Norwalk
‘Adams express oflice. remains serious
1y ill at: b’ 5 home‘ in Roxvayton.
The Republicans 01' the village are
forming; amarcli‘iug club. dud expect to
turn 0119 111110111 theV election next
month. 1' .V
The ‘fo'rm'e‘r GeorV'g‘Ve 1.1111919111111111.
on Romp Hill, ow‘r'ied‘ 1111's 1.1m.
mend. Jr., are being moved by \V. G
Show from thein site of many years to
the foot‘ of the hill across from the
Doyle place. This will greatly improve
the locality and has been talked of
for some time. ' '
A number or people interested in
the formation of a villa; improvement
society, assembled 111.1311 1111‘,pr li~
mow
the situation. As a result it, was de-
dried ,to perfect an organization, and a
committee oi? fifteen was appointed to
go ahead and make the, Vdecessuiy
plans. “ .1 '1.
DIRIEN Ell Illiliilill
Mrs Horace Whitney 01 Linden, is
spending the week with 111.3113 Mrs.
Seth i. Toms. do their home on Put-
1111111 Heights, Hartford.
VV'lV‘VbeV an clerk and selectmeh 'w'lll
Edward S‘ch‘oouoverls seriously mafia“ remedy for that often fatal dis
' '8 [1.111. for the, purpose of making
lOICl‘VS'. Their last meeting!) for, this
purpose Will be held on M nda‘y'. No.
vember 2d; ‘
M111. $1011., who has been 111st11111
of Mr. and Mrs William Hague, of Dar-
iVen. tor a numbel of weeks. will leave
for her home in England. Wednesday.
Nurember" 41h. Sailing, on the steam
ship Luca'nia. .1‘
V 1111.115 Smith 0 Kee'ler,‘ 9111111111111, is
-‘visiting her, many friends and relatives
in Vermont and betore rpiu, ping e‘x-
poets 1.1 ‘rnhk'e’ a trip, to 8,1111"in dull
111111131111. Mills. 1191‘ 11111111111111
wish Hot" 111.1 pleasantest time possible
' Chmies Milispa'ug‘ is seriously. con“-
s'idorlpg the construction th ,a nfiw
ho11se.asihe result.- or, solid g his.
home”. “The 1111111111191 1113111181
I'm“ 11": 1111111 Item, '1'! ,.
"‘V1‘VVVVV0
11‘1.
one
1 M
“ bungalow til Vt".
‘tn Newton éiiif' 'ViV
. “6d 131: Dr. will it;
NOW. C as me '
-1:lthe' Lont1aciV
V 1111113 porches
_ York real est‘
id" h
, sale price “$1111.an V'Tiiiii ilroper‘tyy
' includes eight ,9 ‘ -‘ 1i
V Vot'ilurien h
' Iii
secretary ‘
. VVooo, divided 111w and shares”,
- floors are;
long it1‘will be before tliis‘result 15‘.
Mr soymour was fishing fur albeit at
Mr Seymour intended to, threw it over— _
swooped ‘
lost evening. and dissuaded ,1
lie‘i'e ‘
{III 11111" n 11.11.1111
Mrs. Mary L Bryan, of New York, was '
made yesterday. Mr Millppaugb 111M
hallo?
9199be tbbuiiii 11911113111199 favor
11111111111111 a cer tutu lot ,
: code not con Dorian ceniei,‘
fid “WW0“ Hat 111, north 11:9
lroi't were on to; Tuesdu xtlrrb‘t.
V '1‘ to tire' got close siliq'lngll to the urn“
of Cbhlles Adl z‘tV'Vbi cVaus 1119
fear. but it with 111,13an
:Adams propery wad deal,
Contractor Ru .. 1
work 011 Mid 1'9 ViiV'lelinigris ,V
TOWNS?
’3. E
no
git rm- wealt Vin' ',
wanes. iti‘io ‘ 1111119191
The Eagle ' '
aniza‘tion
all' 09'
id 11111111 cash. The of- V
resident and treasurer;
Robert ‘J. 11er and teci'cta1'y.'i‘bomao,-
J. Ryle. all at Stamford. “‘1‘
At an early hepr yesterday morning
the woods at the rear 0! the home of
Charles Adams in West avenue. 111...
ion, ‘took me; arid" borers ‘béir'i‘g' dis'ci‘iv-V
cred, had assumed serious pro ortlons.‘
When 11111111191119 was 111-1111‘ 11 at 4
o‘clock, his barn was in imminent per»
ii lie hustled outgt bed and best 113th
the approachin it bibs and the barn
did not actually,lqnite 1
WISIIIII
All the cottageT— on the shore 111-e1
clotted. ‘
Mrs; lrV‘V‘tyndei-knr Ken'i‘per had been
entertai gV out oi! toWn‘ Trleiidd.
Mrs. George Bishop n'ri Inmii y are
visiting 1elatives in Mt 111111911111 1
Mrs William Botsiord‘, of Bridge-
port has been visiting friends lierc.
‘Hezeklah Allen has been appointed
janitor or the Bridge street school
which were
i
i. a
sitibn 11s janitor of the new town. hall.
Selectman Lewis P1Wal1emnnimade
3 business trip to Bridgeport y‘VdstcVo-V
tiny;
No clue has yet been round that .1111
lend to the ide‘ntityVV or the thieves who
recently robbed
homo.
ilev. Royal W. Raymond 1i... been
visiting his parents in this 1111mm,
VIr-i‘l for Seattle W11sl1.,,t'l1o last path
or the week 1
Mrs. W. S. Long nttepped the W11-
1_1V1e11‘ :1 Auxiliary Misdilllli‘il‘)’ I'll'fietiilg {it
the Congregational eliuruhes held, its"
Shelton, yeetcr1d.oy ‘
The library or the 31.1.1111. Higlil
school, comprising 1‘00 volumes chief-
ly scientific has been tramttien'ed to
the! memorial library ‘ ,1
‘Four hundred 1.1111111931111110 11.15.11.
added to the list or books, now in tho
111911101 1.1] Ilb1'111'y.ch‘e donation of tho
Noxunik Historical Shiloh
'i‘h'e Selectmen Will be i
rusty. {by the purpose at it
era and 11.111 Will be the his opportun-
lty nifot‘dofd- -tV,o‘r‘V,' that purports, “'1“
Oscar South was his Seen (1911111111,, .
in the 1111111111, weeds has returned here
with .1 new budget of sun-,ies renewal
health. and .11; happy as 11 CVonp‘d claim
at high wu'ioi'.
Fred Sweet and Ld'waid 'i‘hbnius
have the, distinttiop of being the old
est employee on 1he Bridge‘pthesb
port 1111 islon'oi‘ this trbiléy line. iBVoth
are popular residents runs place?“
Behiti‘mlu w.s1,1ong;o't‘wéw Yo“
who with 1119 (111111111, spent the" 1111111111
at 60111110, has returned bbm’eV. Be
fore leaving here“ he 111111111911 11‘ ‘iuiih-
her of standard books on deficit to I'Il'Vé
1111111111111 library 1
1 There is a peiceptible and graniti-
lug boost an trade, due to‘ solidity"
along local manufacturing 1111.2.
Saugatu'ck‘ button shop is 1511
the Post shop Va (1 sta'rchV fuéto‘ry worn
mg on regular tiiie '
it. took genial” 1398111111
C 1111311. :1.
clam? but the 1 feVer‘: that" Shirred ,f 111
two years“ ago indicated the certainty
of, his finally being a victim. He new
tooth his 1101111.. anil- gets‘abont’V11tow
and, countiy 111,111 touring city? * "
The favorable recognition oi the 11514
collect Work or 11111 Shhgatuclr‘ Dramatv
lo Club has inspired the members to
renewed 11911911191. ruin it promises that
during the Winter-11,11“ mrmhe'r of pieces
will be" offered. Westpori. has 911111111:
ant amateur-V dramatic talent 11,1111 the
wonder is: that it has not 11111.11. more
encouraged. _
LAKE MGHONK 'CONFERENCE.
LAKE MOHCNR’N', LY Oct. 22,
“The Philippineii" who the general
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The educatioii add welfare of the Fili-
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