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" Masons cordially and internally ‘5‘10'700 pm?“ in cash? ‘3 ) I ‘ A ',
”Sid. Fratemall yours, ‘Get the New York Hérald at your, Newsdealer’s, or order it direct . NO MAIL 0R TELEPHONE ORDERS FILLED. NONE SENT C. O. D.
ROBERT M. ILCOX. L800?- from the Publication Office. '
m, ‘Women’s 25c Linen 50c Women’s Veils 50c Men’s “Soft Fin- $125 Wrist Bags,
From Treblzond comes a no to Dan- WWW
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Turkey. revolutionized will be recon REPAIRS 'ro wA-rsamo THOUGH. Collars, 16c and Pants, 390 [Sh Shll'ts 39C 97C
Ye to bats of any fetching style—~tho PITISHEIAB Pflucf Hemstitched Linen COii‘di‘B fancv Women's FineeRihbed Vests and Soft Finish Shirts attached col Women's Leather Wrist Ba
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elescope, the alpine, perhaps even the . Highway timely?" Mam" tacking designs, in all white. Regular Pants, In medium or heavy 151-, all colors Sizes 14 to 17, black and every new color.
daily 01‘ the silk dlccr SO repelts the fin. “HIRE" MHRBERER Some e e Improvemen " 25c stock. Tonight ........ . 16c weights. bile sizes. From 7 Regular 50c goods Three Flexible handles or 5m")
American consul at 'l‘rebizond. The The new chairman of the highway style. Usual $12.1 kind. 7 ’tili
’tili 10 .................... 39c hours ............. . . . ., ..... 39c 1 WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW 97°
is no,longer prescllbed as the na- WW committee of Norwalk. John Malone,
ignite been coveringwno longer insistr Man Giving Name as William Allen asasoggngirish; 0: hits litigécundfyoste:
e ‘on for the dress of government em- “ .. y rn ng e a a e 11 war -‘
'ployeS. Moreover the present boycott 381‘ch i0 be Elmy Ken! Who men tearing down the watering
against Austrian goods favors the Killed Della Congdon trough in .Mfll" Street" near the cor'
net of N01 th avenue, and by noon lt
bandonment of the fez; since, as has was all rebuilt, higher, cleaned out,
Weinaggtssjgcoo . l7c Coal Sieves, 10c Knife Box $3. 00 Carpet SW99!)
‘ A clean up‘stoek. some white 120 . 7C ers’ $1°19
so been pointed out. in the useful PLTTSFIELD. M assi, Oct. 24.-"l‘llo and the street repaved’ around it, do- and home colored. all, sizes in Galvanized Wire Conl Sieves. Us- Woollen Knife Boxes, two apart- Blzfiégmlgelflunnggwhndcacrgfi
mm," and Trade Reports, a Vienna Pittsfield p011“, 1,811.3", that 1,, the ing away with the mud hole which 15 W the lot. (.001! $1.00 value. For nuliy sold 17c Tonight, from 7 meals. Regularly sold 10c-.17 11,151.. Ugh,“ m1“3 $3 00 F01
. . . o no the lame of usually there ill the winter. This» has
.W‘l‘liPam monopolizcs “iii ulanufac- Wififfifffifiga",h'$ 1%.... in lcuuiody been an eye sore for the past several
t3"? and distribution of fezes through- EIrOy Kent who is wanted ill Rutland 691180118. and the people are Eiiid t0
' opt the Turkish, empire. Heretofore county, Vt., for the murder at East have it remedied- W. 3. , » ~‘
355155.59, 10.159051th 11515 into Con- Wallingford, that state, on July 24 or He stated yesterday that ill the near __. . .
stalltinople' except. for the sparse trade Mi“ Della B Congdon Kent '3 al futule he expected to do the “me ' A RELIC OF WANHOE.
. . le ed to have killed 111135 Congdon thing to the trough near the armory, ,, W . 5 . WWWMWN;
Of “”613“ residents, would have been willie making his escape from the Ver- in West avenue. Monday morning he Fa“ ! ”mm M “mm“ Wi” ”Si“ ‘0
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‘ 3 hours ...... . .......... 496 till 10 ..................... 12c 'till '10 ...... ............. 7c 3 hours .................. $119
as (nitrous as toressayto sell suspen‘d— mont 15155115 Asylum in Waterbury, expects to start a force of men at work ieurn that the meat. which once do
‘ i055 to the killed mghlameh IFor the The 555115“ was arrested on Wed on Spring Hill. A sewm‘ was recently fended -'l‘orqullstone nestle ‘has been !*
drained. So far as situation and lo.
cation nle. loneelned, the site ofl
'l‘odwit‘k Manor House. a very ancient!
expansion of American commerce an nesday. on the charge of small“ a puttilrougll that. place, and, taken with
Flont do lloeuts stronghold. the
mansion not far from Todwlck
a
bio cle. Yesterda _ when 5.111193: ed the rest, of the street, it, is ill bhd eon- ‘ 2
. “.6", thus seems to offer an unexpected 10 3,; “third degree); examination, he dition, and Mr. Malone proposes to get 3 er as ery siege
of which is so thrillingly described
by Scott, is identical with that. of. weak 0f OCtObEl' 26th
church. and situated about half al
her in Holyoke, and then surprised
. "0599* theypolice ‘by the statement that he WILLIAM SILK suapmsgp, Knotted Sourfs, all silk,
" 5 was wanted in Vermont for a crime . .
u I IERESI I" WUMEN committed on July 10, and that u re. Entertainer! Many Friends at His mung” In (“or ““5 full. but
w ., ward of 8500 had been offered for his Homeon Spring Hill. we're especially well supplied
capture. He did not tell the nature A surprise party was held last oven W111, the newest 51,155 and' co].
Partly. I suppose, because the Fren- of the offense for which the Vermont ing on William Silk, at his home on
= chy-fiower sprays used as waist garnl- officials were seeking him. in the Spring #111, The young ”901,19 took ors. You‘ re sure to like them
tare are made in the metallic shades, course of the examination he said that him somewhat off his guard, bllt a line
they. are likened to antique jewelry. he had been employed by a man nam- time 15 reported. The evening was $1 50
Opportunity with a. Colonel Sellers confessed to having commiled u rob- It in shape before winter.
mile distant from where, till a few
years ago, stood the decayed trunk of u.
the famous irysting the ill Harthill
Walk. A young oak, grown from a
“Queen Oak" acorn in Sherwood (STERILIZED.)
talent, was planted by the Duke of
W The French makers are usingagood ed Sellermerhom, at South Schenec- given up to games and refreshnleuw
deal of black on all their gowns in the tady, N. Y., and that, he. had also were served during the 11mg,- pert.
“soft, light shades. It gives them tons worked in Springfield HolyOke and Among those present were: The
,atld. character. ~ - Greenfield, this state. Misses Ethel Page. A. Kelly, May Shi I
{nit-d3. on the spot where the old trystn ‘ ' . DUFFY'S
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Manor House. The meat was fairly
. ;= The sunburst skirt is a novelty men- The man in custody Willi about 35 Ryan, Florence Statham. Viola Stat» wide and deep. and in digging up if _\ou want a delicious non- alcoholic drink you should step ill and
W tioned. in "Shop Talk.’ It is a heavy years old, five feet five inches tall and ham. Cora Sampson, Helen Hugh Ruth him 0, the. ground traces of the foun- gm a sample.
, r homespun ill gray and black, half-inch or light complexion. lie has tWo hill Smith and Carrie Doering; Messrs. dislililiiiig the newest l.iens.d:1iion of a. previous building were
5 strips, English goods, very smart, to scars err” his face, one on the left William and Thomas Silk, Francis found. N01, far removed from the
be u’orn with separate waist. 'l‘he cheek and another on the forehead. 1 Murphy, Richard Ryan, Howard Livis, STAR ---------- 51519. 32-00 Manor House there is still to be we"
”skirt is woven in one piece, the stripes When a description oi the man 1111- George Sluith. Richard Mullblru. Hen EARL d. WILSON __ $250 the remains :05 the small religious ‘
’Crbegihning very narrow at the belt and der arrest here was telephoned today bert 11059, Joseph MurphyW Victor house. now-“converted mm a cottage.
. widening out circular fashion to title to Superintendent D. D. Grout. of the Page, William llynan and John Wen Gievce. Pajamas: “Merit“ 1,, which “who“ “m. removed “hm.
‘ ,{he‘me W ' Waterbury Asylum. Dr. Grout. stated fen menlz. hi5 rescue flom the burning castle 5 ;
. ‘ The vest seems to be invariably a that he felt no doubt that the man __..f__ _____ bv the Black Knigllt—rtDlmdee Ad- Select Groceries, Wlnes and Liquors. '
Part of the tailored costume, all but was Kent. It is expected that the V0i" FRIDAY AFTERNOON CLUB. verliser) . .
the severest. mom, authorities will ask for thefirc- . . 83 AND 85 WASHINGTON STREET, . SOUTH NORWALK.
Re al blue is the wintry looking 001— turn of t e suspeCt n8 500" “8 1ey Sheena Meeting of the season Held J ph D e
or that is beginning to loom into pronll- hhve recfived omcial notification of With Mrs. George 8. Kenna", OSC aVis ‘ mm W”, 00”.” om». .
‘ thence among the better milliners. t l s arres . The second meeting 01' the 151.1th NOTICE ......_.w ’
lsrrloh looking and has not been seen RUTMND: Vi» 00i- 2443"” Afternoon Club was held yesterday at ”M" °'°""°" ”am" i PENNSYLVANIA PLaviuc CAR-
enoush to become common. Kent who is believed i0 be i“ “‘9 6““ the home of Mrs. George s. Kendall Furnisher. W , Lls . . '
The three-quarter sleeve seems to be body of the Pittsfleld Mass, police, 51 Elmwood avenue. . _ .
‘ , c e from the state insane asylum ; . _ 1 0. Norwalk 5 .
‘ 322s:;?:wfildahiln%tlgusgr the more i: {gatgrbury on July 11 last. He was The {0110“ng program was given. 85 Washing on St" S WSflle Of Real Estate by Indiana Have Heretofore Wen Con. Fancy
The Sorhoune. to t: Easli
“ thl " has a native of East Wallingford, and W 5 5 y_
The American }‘10m9 Mon Y , Mrs. WEEK]. . Order,,of Court .~ PHILADELPHIA, OL‘l 34-”1‘110 [line
this recipe for )lain steamed pudding: was seen aifout that place several , 1 .
5 W Ono cuptui of 1sour milk one or Chop— times between the date ot2his fficglit} Ram“ M188 mm . W WMMMW--. VSEWiPdOfI l’rmutmylvilln‘tnyi‘htgaln£3.23 . _
u 3:: (1);?th£31313]fatedllgsftlmgtmsag, 3312' 31(1):: tllfilifilyhllllilssmiqie'llgy anédgn a: Montaigne, MI 111be - ' “IDAY I“ WA“. SIREEI Notice is ht‘it‘h)’ siveii 10 iii“ emit-"iii {.101- ngigm. {cafisciiaasllmtlle redn men 5 ‘ 0 668
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and cornmeal enough to make a bat- deai‘ mute who lived alont upon the The next meeting will be held at. ”w llggllulli'lrlltillllt’d‘ a Comnlgittee. h" m: [wlnkfiarg-S‘hmami 00:!“ down u; .
tsr. Steam in a turksllead tin for half outskirts of the village, was murdcl- home of Mrs. Noxml, Darien. 011 No- . _ “an n 10 ( and 11 1e plLSQllCe 0
a Woman»
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‘ 71‘. iii 10 ii. iii- —-Deal Su lerior Court for Fairfleld Countv to .
. ._. ith hot ma 1. 5 m) ed WA”: STRM i v .. many thousands of people have taken Come and go. They come with
*1 * 2: Engetgflgdegl‘ezm. liaising $5.5 ole Miss Congdon's body was found by vember 6th.“— ings Wiinlt‘itocxkg Iati thfhggg‘;"§ag“}if :01l11tllecffllolfyigg {galvglsttvmfii I??? ”‘0 scalps 0‘ the Qiiiikei‘s with humil- a flourish 0' trumpets; their 0°-
» . ' . ' th antr \ery Si iii ii (‘0 ‘ ii 10 ‘ y 0 3 ii ' ii ~ 1 i‘ intin ease. Tile Penns'lvnnia runs In is b the um shoe route.
Wadded to this recipe if ulshed. neighbors on the floor “f e p y PROHB'TION'STS 'N CRANBURY- tie significance Union Pacific and Town of Norwalk. and bounded and is 111% most important 5311193101? the Faghcy c3115“ as“ a joke by "i3. .
.5 If you have occasion to buy a new of her home, wounds on the head 111» l t d 00 We“. rose a substan- 1 . 1 3d 1‘ ll N m)” hv .
‘ inter, nnof those which dicatlng that she had been beaten to . Ania game 0 Di . disuri n. as 0 one. , or L 'y .5 111.113“ 1011,; schedule and they are time they reach the cup. Pretty
{11533155ch outsgiE (iaéhlon any more. death with some sharp instrument. Rodweli A' Benedict, Candidate 7"" ti.1l filial. and St. Paul declined his land of William McMah011,castelly 1’3 in prime condition for the fray. The packages. generally hide poor
W Senator Makes'a Speech. r111 . were the most collSliiCIiOiis l d if said McMah 11' soutllerl b' 5- , . .
There was lso evidence that she had ’ . use all t 0 . 3’ 3 Pennsylvania team will go into the quality.
$331: gaggogailtllt/lensfimggle: out RM] been crimigally assaulted. A Prohibition ra ' was held last 0“““89‘5 \ l a highway known as Henry street, and game minus its star quarterback Keill- ,,
' ' it wasn't quite ready to be put on Suspicion was directed towards evening at the WiiSii ngton Lodge Hall WALL STHI‘HET 11 ti- 1n.—~Busl nigh; westerly by a highway knows as Chest- nth. and with Capt. Holienbach in a
sale but I was shown in one of our Kent after it was discovered that the in Cmiiliiii‘l'. fit Whibh Roswell A. Ben was too small to alter prhes 111nm. , i nue street, formerly the proper-ty of battered condition. > Otherwise the
local stores yesterday some most up initials ".E K.” had been cut in the edict,tl1e i’mhibitii’“ nominee fiii‘ 39“ market ruling at about the Opening the Rufus Richards Estate, will sell 19.111115 1n excellent physmal condition.
seal embroidery it was in the form door of the barn at Miss Congdon‘s “0" "0i“ ““8 “ism“. was the Chiei when Some realizing in Roadiux at the same at public auction. totbe high 2 The team line up as follows: . 5
.1 table ieces, on natural mm“ of fine place speaker of tile evening. The speakel feeied p1 ices momentarily, but they 951 bidder on 1,119 31.55 dill. a; QC 3993?- Pennsylvania Indians. ‘ ._
uality 51in bits of handmade lace A. search for Kent, which was main was introduced by iho master of core hmdoned again when Southern Home 1903 on the' premises at ‘2 (role in 13.55.1051, ,,,,,,, mule Old Man
‘ let iano it which were made of threads talned for more than thlee Weeks, and iiiOiiiei‘v Albert N Shei‘WOOd 0i 1385i deicioped Siii‘iiiiih “ , W the afternoon. in acceldance with the . left end. 0 ee
of the very same linen so the color was participated ill by a large force of. om- Norwalk, and the 3908011 was iii")!‘ an WALL STREET. 01080941 he mi“ judgment and elder ot‘ the atmesaid Draper ________ . . ‘ .Wauseuka (Capt. 1
perfect. And this linen by the way, cers and a posse of farmers armed joyed 1““ “105°“ about steadynndduil.liq-3111,9151." 00““ ‘ left tackle
W35 5pm; and woven by the very 1190- with rifles, and in which bloodhounds w— telest in the automomibe cu'p Time Dated at Norwalk. this Zitll day of 15113111“ ............ Afraid of a Beal
ple who made the lace and the cm were used, proved unavailing. RECENT .ARRIVAL OF VESSELS. \elted attention from the stoc1 “it?!“ October, A. 11.1908. . . . left guard re res
’broidery. Kent is about 33 years old five feet NEW YORK. 'OCi- 24-*Aiiiveii- iii‘i- aiiii di'ii'iiiK-‘i WOW Emmy ii 0 . CHRISTIAN SWAR 1% Marks ......................... Barrel
The difference between the taupe f0ur inches tall, and has a large scar Steamer Campania, LiVBI‘DOQI and gf‘iiei‘ai list the small gains were mosh .. all i 1 5 Committee centre P e a d be Ith w 51 d b
shade of this season and that of last on his forehead. which was received QueexnfltOWiir-mww-M‘rr-rumor—:wvmmm 13' yielded. . . . , pme ............... ......Lyon 5:5." fin a iiff y.at ":89“le Cy
.lafthat the one now In vogue has unit in jumping from a moving train . . -. “W , ‘ “WM right guard , y.
W , . . sale. Try Wour Mocha and Java
‘0 a ‘ink shade, makln it. less dull while trylngto escape an officer. 1«or . Gastou.... ............... .. Little Boy '5
than fhe other. ' g attempting'to cut the throat of one of . ‘ . right tackle. at 25¢: a pound. It has a nation
.White-and-gray and g’ray-and-white his uncles. Kent was sentenced to the » 1 . 5 _ Scarlett . _ . _ WWWWWWWWWWWW 5 . . _ .Gardner :I'ngputatl;gu'a:°tInvitatszdthl:
are new color combinations seen Vermont state prison at Windsor and , . right. end you are losing something more
.;,amoiig hahdkerchiefs. By the gall. it later transferred to the insane asYIum. W ( Miller . . . . . quartel ha c k ...... Balentl than the money savings—you
seems as 1' ever one was rea now W . . .
to carry a handkberchlei.’ of colonyeven sPRlNcwooo BRIDGE ON FIRE. . OLD W ED . The Butter Reagan . ..................... W.Thorpe are losing coffee satisfaction. W W W .
.‘ .‘m‘ust conservative. This morning about 5 o'clock, as 5 W L , .. ' 5 left halfback. ,.
Alcohol will remove mud stains. The Coleman Char-nook. the Bouton street M er .. ...................... Libby
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ill! hind which we run into these days butcher, was dr ing to his market. he , ' . . ‘ . right. halfback.
sftha’l, made by the watering cart, but discovered “imbibe railroad bridge . . REAMERY - I 5 that IS kept . Holl bacb. (Capt) ............. Pay as
iv‘en this has to he removed. connecting Lowe and Bouton streets fullback.
The Union Pacific ”
Tea Co.,
So great has been the demand for with Ely avenue was on fire Mr. Char , . . . -
ready-made chemisettes that one can oak and his hired an 'set to work and , sweet andW pure RELlcs FOR YALE MUSEUM. 126 W , -
ow find. them among the real laces. with a few page ltwmtelh extiltlguialiler U' I V I 'E R . . 3 _ U Sfixlgfifgh 303333;?er colitis]: . 1. ashlngton Street,
the flames. ad no sea or e l . ‘ , ‘ 1 5 r . . . 5 _
BRYAthERN CLUB MEETS. timely discovery the bridge might have 5 . “ b h an important collection comprising sev~ W . TEL 542-3. 3.
‘ . --—-0- been destroyed. it is supposed that? a . ‘ ., W y t e - eral hundred objects of a race prehis-
W_ Spizkersc DIIscuegI titlindltlons sparks from a train started the fire. The best butter is quickly con-"i 3 $33: to 1353833 lnfditailns lillllugléelgoghh- ,
Regs ing em up at: on. ---—————-———- . . . ‘ . . , o e - .
'Dhe Bryan-Kern Club. of Norwalk .PROHIBITION CANDIDATE TO taminated by contact 'ith vege- ; . 0d0r_pr00f - . , ing an expedition last summer to that SWEET
old a very enthusiastic meeting at. its . , SPEAK. ; tables and fruits. Gold Medal ‘ - . region explored a part of the country .. .
ad arters. in the O'Sullivnn blwk Matthew E. O'Brien of Bridgeport. . - - . ' _W - where there were found the original
(it'll street, last evening Matters Prohibition candidate, for governor, Butter retails Its sweet coun ,‘i 5 . ‘. - ‘ (1551-1155 of this prehistoric race with
filing to the. work of the club were will pass through Norwaik. next Tues ‘ W t flavor, no matter what its environ-5 Germ. proof 5 . . relics around them. Nearby were round .
d over, and the matter of a pub- day evening, on his automobile trip meat because it is wrapped m an . W , also the sites of the original ,dwelling
‘ ly was talked of. A committee, through the state, and will make a ' 3 < and scattered in many directions upon
3 ii toting of James '1‘. Huhbell Dr. sphech in front of the Norwalk Hotel. Qdor—ptoof package. i k , the surface of the ground, many relics
fl ,1“ Clone, and Frank H. Merrill was He will be accompanied by Rev. Du- Th . h t fl” 1! t b tt . Pac age in the' form of uten5l15 and instru-
Wpdlnbed to make arrangements for' 11115 Griffin, of Hartford. Let the Deo- . e 1'10 es , es 9-3 u er You ;. . - . . "15an .They, are cut from sandstone
bony. secure the speaker get the pie come and give them a good hear- ' ever tasted. - -. 5 ~ ‘ and form a very interesting collection. c II
pd appoint the time It has been lug. W . . . .. , . . W W Which are long ,will- he put. on exhibi- gallon go on
W a practically that n will he held _ Try a package to—day. ‘ 5W , « , W . W . W . tion at the museum. ;
'evenéng. but no place has yet PLOT AGAINST CHINESE OFFIC- , - ‘l ‘ . . 5 ' ‘ . ‘ i ZEPPELIN AIRSHIP'B ASCENT J l ff;;
ure W . I 0
“ .ii’t t the city council were pres- AMOY. Oct. 24.—-A plan was un- Packedatibecreemeryandalwovssoi-ietlheerlceeforai crane; . FRIEDERICSHAFEN Oct 24. —The uis ose 0
were a number of other‘ well earthed , here today, the object of cry butler that. is usually necked h! the denier!!! “1&di zeppelin airship made another 51155955 72 NORTH MAIN 081-" 30. NORWA’LK
Norw‘alkers. A number of which was the assassination of certain I] yourgmurean'nltmbl you ”1'qu- - ful ascent today. The craft is being m cALL 451! . W
preseéllt mad: sgeegrhzs, fimong high Chingse officials during the iom- d' 1 ganglia}: it; the “5:615:12: :0 111,131 $3368 ‘ if
Dr ' one. u e an n recep on y e vernmen o in . _ ~. , . -, y e e ry' . ror ...._........_..._.
M; m“ All the talksqwere of mg American fleet It 331 ginated with DlléhON “3.111531323315385. .. t5? , . 5 . ‘- William's brother, next Tuesday. ; W W worldly AtuntE—grlee berg, Edith, thadt
m“, w W Hemp . a .. 5 W. W‘ W s. ‘ youn man owe you arena as
3th" science of Clerk B. C. Fee—,pore As a result extraordinary pre- - .Spdndflelil, Meant Providence. 9-. I. ‘ W V . I ‘ ‘ - ‘ , .Knicker—«Bryan. stands enmis rec- yourself—4s his future insured?m
amen Keene. the new city clerk, cautions will be taken during the fes- . , .W. L. , . ..; _ , .15» : _ .- ‘ ' ‘ . ‘ W. -‘ W orer Bockelh-Bpeaking of the phono- Niece—Oh. yea auntie, he Was hap- ‘
“that" ”mam 1tiitves. ‘ . . ... . . H ' T . t W ' Siavhi-j-New librk'flum . M.-. tired as a. childrriiixchange. s4» ,~ 5 . .
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