FOR,
“' 2N"
Wool at. . .........
Children's Fleece-d at.
Men' is Flooded at
.Wool at
E. K. BANKS
ill?
MAHAVCKEMO HOTEL BLOCK-
OOUTH NORWALKNm
N N NN":
Butlci ”Nudge. No 97.1 0.0 it. wil
meet .tlils evening in the hall in Wash
ington street
Ophlr Chapter.
Star, will meet. tonight,
Hall, South Main street.
.n-nnvuuup.
n..-
us..n'.-.u-coi-i~- ...-no
Mr. and 'Mrs. Charles G. th‘gt-‘l‘. 0"
limit tiliiilillll Nit fill ~ .
Ladies' Fleeces at. . . . Veep anti noel .
.75., «to 5| ml
.450 and Boo
Order 01' the Eastern
in Masonic
gWo have a fine line ,
Talcum Toilet Pow-
dgts. plain or perfum-
e C
(I TalcumPowder rc-
vents and curesc aps
N or min Win caused
by the froth! winds.
Fine for. gentlemen
titer shaving. Best for
babies at all times.
" NNN. N. NNNNNN NN
DRUOQ GIST.
3 NORTH MAIN STREET.
TEL. 626- 3. N
Flushing, L. 1.. have been the gllestsof , A. .
,Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Biieknam.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.VSNeegmNil~
lcr, of Jersey City. are guests of Mrs.
Barbara Stecgmuiler, of Quintard ave-
nuc.
Mr. and Min John Lv tidy and (laugh-
ter. of Bridgeport. have been guests of
Mr and Mrs. James E. Cahill, of Win
nlpauk.
A meeting of Cniiit Frances, Oider
or the Golden Sceptre» will be held
this evening, in Mystic Clliilll Hall.
Washington stieet.
A mectin
‘evening, in Central Labor
Washington street.
A son has been born to Mr.
Mrs. Harry E.
street. Mr. Mcsherry is still seriously
III with typoiil t'cvci'.
Mrs. William F. 'Korn. of Quintard
from
after
avenue. returned yesteiday
Springfield. Vial-5s... and Suthcld.
spending a week with relatives.
«Dr. P. S. Henson will give his fa»
mous lecture on Fools, at So. Nor.
BaptistChurch. tonight.
N An extension is being placed on
tiie east side of the building in Water
street, occupied as a make sli0p by
the Crofiit. and Knapp Company.
Norwalk Lodge. Brotherhood of the
Protective Order or Elks, will hold a
regular meeting, this evening, in the
liendqunrters in South Main street.
The Hospital Whist Club will hold
an cveniug sodal at the home of Mr
and Mrs Wilficd H. Budwell, (Sey-
, mour street, Friday evening, October
30.
A social session and supper will fol-
low the meeting of South Norwalk
Conclave lmprmcd Order of Hepta
sophs, this evening, at the rooms in
South Main street.
A neat and handy office has
» the Standard Oil Company. on the Wil-
son Point. road.-
inovcd into by the office force.
Fiank Field the son of Mr.
teams.
The town assessors will be at the
Last
staie of ii. E. Mead and Son
Norwalk. Thursday evening at 7 o’-
clock Ntnd at E. E. Gorhain's store.
East Noiwalk, on Friday evening at
7 o'clock.
Andrew P. Griffin. of 8 West street.
. who recently underwent an operation
in Biidgcport. is"; now able to be out
receiving
his
among his friends and is
very gencial (ongratulations on
speedy recovery. V
Aaron Cutler Cobiirn has
the theological seminary in Philadel-
phia and last Sundav alternoon spoke
to more than 400 children in the old
-_ of the Painters' and Dec-
cratersr Un on will be held tomorrow
Lyceum.
and
McShcri'y. of Merwln
just
been completed at the local plant of
and will shortly be
and
Mrs. ltr'edciiclt H. Field of Burritt
avenue who recently entcied Colgate
College. has been elected captain of
both his class baseball and running
(N ntci ed
Hjalmnr Corina, of the Norwalk Ho-
folk. this state.
(lay from her l'oriiiei' home in Main
street, Not-walk. to East avenue.
ANiuoving picture film of the Vander-
bilt cup race is to be one of the fea-
tures at Music Hall on Thursday. Fri-
day and Saturday of this week.
The Charlott-McMullon lawsuit is
again being heard before Referee Sco-
field, today, at the office of Judge .10an
ll. Li'ht. The testimony in tho( case
is still being given No
Miss Isabel ”oi-Non.
son. L. 1.. has returned to her home
after a New (liiys' visit with her cousin,
Alli-is Jennie Robinson, of Ilti West
str.(Net Smith Neiwalk
The South Nor wnlk Club has arrang-
od for full election lll ws With II special
wire and telegraph operator. Mom
hers will have the privilege of inviting
guests at this time. upon the payment
of a fee of fifty cents per guest.
lunch will be served.
13(me (N the Common Pleas Court at
lliidgcport today, the lawsuit of Gun
Manner. of South N01Willk. against. the
(idlinecticut. Company, is being
heard. The suit arose from Mr. Mag-
ner’s team being run into by a irol
ley (Nnr between Norwalk and Bridge
port siveral months ago. The plain-
NlN‘i’ is represented by the law firm ofj
Keogh and Cnndcc. of South Not
CITY
Assessors’ Notice
J
We; the undersigned, hereby give
Notice to all persons and corporations
table to pay taxes in' the City of
South N01 walk that they are iequired
Ny law to dellvci to the assessors, or
Nlthcr of them. on or bcfme the 2d
lay of November, 1908.:1 written 0i
Nrinted list. dated. signed and sworn
o. of all the property owned by them
in the first day of October. 1908. list.
it all the real estate. each parcel be-
ng separately described.
N li———Lists may be returned to the
issessors, at the Council Room. Iinv
(land street. South Norwalk. from and,
eluding November 2, 1008. said ofllco
to be open from 10:00 to 12:00 o‘clock.
a. m., and from 2:00 to 5:00 o'clock.
p. 111.; on Saturdays from 7:00 to 9:00
o’clock in the evening, and Monday.
Dated at the City of South Norwalk.
Conn.,Octobcr10 1908
FRANKLIN A. 'I‘OLI LES.
D. WILLIAM IIARFORD
est and most historical Episcopal 010 22t Assessors;
Church of the city. . .
—.(')yster Supper and’ Dance. given TEL. 5734.
by Rowayton llose (30.. No. 1. tonight.
A number of young ladies have ark
ranged a unique and interesting Hal-
lowe‘ en spook dance for Friday even-
ing. at the barn on the old Norwalk
The function
Country Club rounds.
promises to be a most enjoyable one.
Mr. and Mrs George Rector of New
home
after having spent a few (lays with.
YCIK. have icturned to tlielr
Mr. Rector' s slstoi. MlS William R.
Pennington and Captain Pennington.
of Seymour avenue
The Danbiiry freight yard of
incoming and outgoing freight.
switchers used
handle the cars fast enough and an-
other szNcher has been asked
of clearing the yards.
The Salvation Now. after
some of several Nears from
ford, isto open headquarters
again. The-old YN
has been engagei
E. W; Wilbur ad wife will
retany. it is
(Nrday evening. -
the
New Haven road is in a congested
condition RI. present. due to the large
number of cars used in handling the
Th(N
in this work cannot .
for
from New Haven, to assist in the work
an ab-
Stain-
there
hi. .0. A. gymnasium
, and the work will
be toppplly starid Satuiday. Captain
6 a
charge and Hen y JorrnLt will be see
., peeled that Ensign
sylor, onldartto ., will be present Sgt.
TEL. 573—4.
' New
‘oods
Courteous Treatment, Prompt Service
and Popular Prices Arc Drawing
Features at Our Store.
Fancy Fresh Made Butter. 'Try
Ours.’ We get it twice each week.
All the popular brands of Cheese
Headquarters for Fancy Cakes.
Crackers and Waters.
The Ferris Hams, Bacon and Smok~
ed Tongues. .
Chase & Sanborn' s Celebrated Teas
and coffees. all grades and prices.
New Canned Fruits and vegetables
are arriving. Get our price. by the
case or dozen. assorted to suit.
“Buy Edibles that YouCan Eat."
Church, dz Miller
’ LEADING” cnocans.
' sa’wss‘r WASHINGTON s'r.
Cigars Ci'
“(1d Smolgifl,
Cut noon the Cost
. .ANo YNS 1' N,
..BfiDBESB BfiT'EgfiRB TH. EVER
That's quite’ a rick! Bu our cugl‘o-
mers o it easy. 0m madg- tomeasure
SUITS AND 'DOPCOATS,
from the choice woolens in stock have
every frill of Fashion and Fit to per-
\2 “with; 5A.. $0.”I(om_s\\(.
1“"
fection or V,
YOU RAY NOTHING.
That's our nonunion—Come [Id-co
us!
LEI) S. KOPPEL.
. . FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
24 No. Main St" , South Norwalk.
Tot. 886-5.
.7
:W
to]. is making a vacation stay at Nor-
Mrs. Emma Sinrges removed ycstcr-r
of Port .lofl’cr- '
A‘
ale to taxation, making a description,
including October 10, 1908. to and in .
November 2.1908.fiom 7: 00 to 9:00
one“ Nasal”. N‘c‘omnsnisiiilti MON.
The breath of cold winds these (i:
Blankets and Gemini-.Nables‘ You will
shown In this vicinity.
These ll lankbfis NiiidV Coinfortablcs will interest everybody who has warm
bed clothing to buy and who is not adverse to saving money Stocks (no the
VVinoet complete We ever had, values an: astonishing.
BLANKET S...
iys remind you that you will need
find at this EINUI'U tho largest lino
69c to $7. so
Funeral Directors and Embalmers.
12.18 North Main Street, ‘
South Nonvalk, Goon.
Opti
58 WALL STREET.
WW
CALLS EVERY DAY
eon HUSTLING
YOUNG MEN
who LEARN
BO‘OKKEEPING.
. SHORTHAND,
TYPEWRITING, AT N
§outli Norwslk
. ‘0'.st
Poona (as. V
DON’T DELAY:
Sta
mmnouomomou
Pajamas, Children’s Petticoats. etc.
3 or attractive assortment.
ackson.‘
clan.
Everything in the Optical Line.
A ' Eyes Examined Free.
NORWALK.
ERRILL
BUSINESS
COLLEGE N
BEGIN Now.
pay and Night Classes.
miord. ? not Chester.
Flannelette Garments
New styles and splendid Values in Night Robes, Underskirts,
We never offered a more varied
Come and see them.
N. E. Ryan & C0»
§ as. Washington Street.
South Norwalk
“db—...... ... ......
ENIIRiAIlMlNll
. POPULAR
,WITH THE.
PEOPLE
lN'NED built _. LESS
NNNNNNNNNNNNN A, V i ,
50UTH
NORWALK
CONN.
liA ~L"
EE‘ 'GENL. MAN/(till?
3 olive: STARTING! ~‘MONDAY,”OCTOBER zerni
‘POSITIVELY THE NEATEST ACT lN VAUDEVNLLE ‘
WOOD AND A WIESNERN _,
CARL STUMPF ’ ‘
“(VILLVUSTBVATED solves
FIRST TIME
F
‘ HERMAN
MADAME FRANCES
PONIES' DOGS
Hov'r‘s THEATRE.
...—.—
SATURDAY. OCT, 31.;
MATNINEE ANDNIGHT.
D. w. aonakrs‘ows
FAMOUS
M0¥lNGg-.PINQIURES
“and Vaudefille
With Everything Now.
, Dlrect-afircm New York City. N
Miss Stella Schoiner
has been heNfli’tgagN to sing the tiles
trotted songs.
Matinec,‘2‘:15 ......‘ 5c and‘lbo
Evening. 8:10 .3... 10c and 20:
norms » THEATRE.
.__.-
, oAv. NOV. 2.
The_World'Ns Famous Magician. iliu
sionist. Telepathist and
Wonderworker.
The Great Albini A.
who will make his appearance hero
for one solid week commencing onl
the above date. together with hlsl
etinipahy of high class vaudeville Eli-1i
listsltifneluding such names as J. BEEN:
hard Dyllyh. late of the Johnny
Jones 00.; Miss Bessie Allen. the Call-
fornian Dancing Doll; Mart Fuller.
the wall known story teller and mono-
logist. and other well known stars.
PRICES .............. 100, 206, 306
Ladies' Tickets Monday Night LImIt-
ed to 300.
, V4... ..N.
The Cook & the ChineeMan
KELLY and CA’ l‘LlN
use: or
D.. HUGHES
THE
A TREAT FOVR SOUTH NORVVALK
WILLIAMS’ CIRCUS
AND MONKIES .
Featuring Commodore The Smallest Pony in the World
WILL PLEAD INSANITY.
How Schlrrman Will Try to Escape
Gallows. ,
‘ linyuiity is to be the (liNfciNSo in the
case or Edwardiw. Schirrman. who
shot and wounded ldNN Potter on Main
street, Danbury. Oll‘Jiillt’! 0, and on
that ground his lNNWyer will light to
save him from the gallows when he is
placed on trial in D’illliul y November
10.
is counsel lei
Schlrrman, and it is expected that
funds to defend the prisoner will be
provided by his relatiN es who live in
! I’onghii'cepsie. N. Y.
Judge William S. Case. who is at
, lii‘t‘St‘lll. presiding om the civil Super-
ioN couqrt Which is in session in Dull
bitty. will be the presidln judge duiN
lag the criminal Neim at. w itch Schlir-
man will be tried. Judge lose has al
ready announted flint the civil form
will end in time (ON the (inciting of the
eiimlnal tci in on NovNNNNVNlNur,,‘10.
Several other cases, among them
the Palmer shooting ()an and the
Brauiiels and 1;..gNNttli assault cases.
in (N sohcdplqil fps trio (lhn'tngtbe same
mm and it is pinball (fillet tho. bulg-
leis who timid;N into Mam Twain s‘ ros
N‘ltloflfle in Reddliig; mad Lee and zeig
ter, the Danbury boys amused ‘of mur
dcr. will be ,dispo‘srd of while thoi
court is in session in NDuubnry
MOTHER WAS WAITING.
“Joltup J on bpe been halting with;
out. north as on.
“Aw. what of it?"
,“Cntch’ anything?”
aw.
“You will when you get homo.”
it’s easy to see theble'ssln‘gs of pom
erty through the eyes of a millionaire
, must be divided.
Judge Carl Fostei, of the city
. court or Bridgepmt
The human body is a w
:‘lusctilarf nervous and mcdfilfia
Eetlid. n lionltfh. the organs
u on (ii cunt p wpr
build stgted tacrliyt (Ii
BEE II
the stem r,
point and"
Notch"
natural and cllcctive way to
.. 2; 4/2.}
without strain or frihpoifiwbecause
iheet the extra demand. N N .
When you loci "all (Nickel-ed out," these factors of, Safety are .
neaiily exhausted and you need to resort to ,
to renew the! supply of Nanci-83'. wherever it they be called for.
Indigestion; billions attacks. constipation, loss of sleep. ner-
vousness, diazy spells. are warnings that the factor of safety' in
,wels or brpin, l5 low, or nearing the danger
toplciiishegl. “t ,
Beecham's Pills increase the supply of blood strengthen
the stomach. operate the bowef.
tissue. and create a! reserve supp y of energy, which is the only . ..
Protect the Health
Imports! mun Mellon-V. 10c. and 15:.
Vcrltll inachiV
net-fit or i
kiantl t ties
roVIded With.
(1%“ city QQr
lo: oubl‘é tli'
MN
We”
s, feed the nerve cells. build
‘
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lilPllSllllRl Will
til llillll ‘Mfllll
Important Decision on Waterlown
Savings Bank Allairs by Su-
preme Court ol Errors
BRIDGEPOR'P. Oct. 28.——’l‘ho sn-
pri-me court, of the slate. sitting here
yesterday, handed down several deris-
ioiin. one an uriiond’br distribution of
certain funds in the hands of the re.
(:elvor of the Watcrtown Savings
bunk. whose affairs. following the do
falcatlons of Treasurer Burton M.
Mattooii Nfi'e just about to be wound
up. The decision (thesis that the
‘ t’uiids be (:listiibiited among the peti-
liaitford County—John Schuslcr vs
County t‘oniinlss‘ioneis. no error. Vopin
ion by Chief Justice Baldwin.
sold. no orrm; Judge Hall.
William (1 Forbes vs Town of Sill
field. action {oi (Lounges. no error:
Judge Picniiee
William P. Diinhnm vs. F. S. Cox.
action for conversion of funds, no or
ior' . Judge .Thaycr.
F. A. Cadwell vs. 'l‘o'wn of Canton.
ariipn for daningcs. no error; Judge
Hal
Middleseit Coniitywls‘iaucis F' Bulk-
lcy vs. Noiwziih and West/oily Rail
road company. action for damages. no
tutor; Judge Pi entice. - ,
WATERTOWN. Oct. IIBr-rNClU‘Iy
1000 depositots will be benefited by
the decision vesicr'an of the supreme
court against ,
\‘Vaiortown. ’l‘liero isovor. $9.000 to be
distributed among the depositors as a
result of the decision. This is the sur~
plus loft in the hands of the reciver
of the bunk, S. McLean Buckingham.
of this town. after the sellexnsni of the
(irradiation: claims for their face value.
"The full text of the decision is no—
(NossNNrNJ said Mi limkinghain. last
night, "to decide just how, the mourny
There were two
classes or depositors. some seven or
eight hundred who. had deposits in the
bank when it failed. and between 150
and 200. i believe who did not present
their claims. The announcement that
the smart has ordered the money to be
distributed among the (lepositors is
good new s.‘
Sovcinl months ago one of the bonds
lilt‘ll of Burton M Mattoon. the (Nash-
lt‘l‘ of tho- bank whose (lcfnlcntlons led
to its failure. Emil Marggrafi’. of Wa-
Ncrtown. since deceased. brought. suit
for the surplus funds 0, be grounds
that they new no longer .
(lo the bank‘s N-Nicouuts.
Mnitoon. mother or the (lefanltcr . who
with Mnrggraff' lost practically all her
property. also laid claim to the funds.
Then the bank commissioners applied
""" , ' .' The case
was brought by bank commissioners
(J A ES '1! 0 111 A. .
3.... a... - " lln Kind You the Altai Bung!
_——.-—A——+—v——
UP fife-BATE. « -
“What s the man charged with?" .
“Obtainl 3 money under false pre
tenSes you hon 1'." EV
‘How dlufiie (i it?" i i. .
“Palinpd ,the toil lighémf annil'shlp
off on a piofessbi of astiononiy as a
new comet. " ..
Nioncrs, the ineinoiandiim being by
Judge itoi‘nbaclt. Other decisions -
were:
Olin N. Pelton vs David Goldberg,
find wife. action to recover for goods
the Savings Bank, or
against the“ Watci-Nott'n Savings bank. V ‘
PNEUMATIC CLOCKB lN PARIS.
The Cly, of Paris is being rapidly
supplied wi a system of public
‘ . compressed air un—
(ltNr ele' : l. N
The. the city is dlvlii
ed i bout a mile and
N}! in dius. and in! the
cente‘ti (if calm Section is a sub station
piovidcd wit a, madman: of compress-
(Nd Veir, trot lilchN ir pipes extend to
all the clue s’incl 3.9.1 in the section.
By menus or oi tro- magnets. otter
gizod every minute with currents
from the commutation: controlled by the
iiiaster-clock-at, the central station.
llt‘ClCd with’ the reservoirs, and thus
the omnpressed air. once every minute.
drives forwardnhe hands (if the clock.
»—Wasliiiigtoii» Herald. ,
one who isn't afraid to go into a dark
closet in which theie may be a mouse
~Chicugo News. , , . .
N Reduction in Side-N
‘ boards and Buffets
VSIDEBOARDS value 540; is
now.
VSIVDEBOARDS, value 535; 5
now
SIDEBOARDS. value 525; 5
» now
SIDEBOARDS, value 515; 5
now
IIUFFETS, value 535; 5
now,
28
BUFFETS, .vdlue 520i.
‘ BOW. -&16N
BUFFETS value MS. 50; .51 l
N now,
.....
25
18
10
“
..
F. A. MITCHELL
Cor. Wall and High Streets.
Norah
'f’ ‘N
QNN i:
Brown Beauties
oueen Quality (Shades lit the root
as a Paris glove fits the hand, .an
fit. is only one of a dozen reasons
willy women preterN’Qnecn Quality
Shoes to all others. ‘
Prices—53.50am 34.00
hp... 8: avail,
Phone 466. 90 Washingtori St.
‘l
dNever swap horses crossing
HEW OIIC
‘O
rim (,3 in your kit lion in the Oiillfltllc of the winter. ,
‘N prclegilt ran‘lge i§ 6A1 v'. Add worn out, (Now is the time to get a,
a stream." and deal make any I
If your
1 0
The Stamford Range' is what you need.
lOlt SA] N. or ‘
Horace R Nash. cor. North not. arid West‘Sts.
the air-pipes are intermittently con-I
‘ A Nv0iiiiiii's"i(iéa"of a'bravé”’nthn is
possible. ,
, Twentysixth District to the best (if his ~.
till Nil
V (Continued Flora Flint Page)
W
N opened the ceremonies with a short
speech. and A. QWheelcr was lnNNN'~io
(laced He also made some. remarks
that brought forth applause. N . .,
Candidate ion Roptoseuttwivo Mar
cellos R hamlets hollowed with a few
words. which were to the: point. and
Nash. of. meaning, and he stimnnly ,od
vacated the foiNuJiig of a paramount
club to keep intoi est alive
Charles 1?). Lloyd. Nho well known
colored Republican of South Norwalk.
was next introduced. and lieNNNtaNtoNl his
position in politics». sayiNJNthctN-hovhi‘nl
always voted a starlight. Republican
. ticket and always expected to. He. im-
mediately loft for Ilridgopmi. where he
was to deliver anothei talk.
President Koolcr ilicn proposed thr co
cheers I'Oi William Howard 'llhtt. which
were given with gitnt zest The mem-
bers of the Rough Rider Glee Club had
Not arrived tip to this time. and the
. coder. Frederick .1. Force was unable
o attend
Attorney Leo Davis, of East Nor-
walk was then intioduced bv Mr.
Kecler, and his talk was spirited. He
also favored the organizing of a per-
manent Republican Club. which wasw
lust spoken of by Mr, Bennett. He
said the state should be carried by it
large majority by Nike Republicans.
uid said it would be it the people vot-
id as they should.
lie said if a candidate was defeated
in the nomination, he should not down
its Republican friends who had defeat .
3d him. but go out and woik for the‘
me that the party chose. the same way
‘ie (Mr Davis) did at the time he first
aiitcr‘od politics and ran for tax col-
lootor.
He then spoke of the state senator-
thin, and said, “Joseph F. Silliman, the
lepubllcaii candidate from New Cn-
Naan. can do more in one minute than
lorry Donovan on do in the Senate
a his whole to in." He asked what
)onovan had ever done for The Noe,
valks during his administration.
Mr. Bevin continued-that A. H. Rob-
irtson, candidatetot' the DoniOcratstor
:overnor of Connecticut. was a. direc-
or in nine huge corporations. and saidVV'
hat he was Donovan' s man Mr. Us
is said that some maintained that
Nerry Donovan was an honest man. and
(ad a great amount of influence. but
is slated ”theie ale others that have
not (is much influence, and are heir
st.”
_ Joseph F. NSllliman, he continued,
ins represented New Canaan for sev-
‘Nrnl terms and has represented the
own well, and be bold although ’Mr.
iilllman is not a resident of Norwalk
is can do nN great deal for the town.
‘Vysnd will do so. Mr.,D‘avis said: “ We ’
inght to stand for the Republican tic-
(ct from top to bottom. What has the
)emocratic candidates for representat- ,'
ives evei done that our Republican
Nniidldate‘s. Frederick H. Quintard and
viarccllus R. Bennett cannot do?" He
iaid: “For instance. what has James
1‘. Hubbell as councilman over dune "
Frederick Quintard. the present rep-
escalativc. Mr
i’elped to get the five cent fare all
hrough the totvn of Not walk and
'his was a guest saving to every per-
il) .,
R’hen he closed his remarks the_"N
Rice Club. which was, then present.
'onderod three of its popular songs.
which were duly applauded.
Piesldent Keelei made some! ré~
tnarks introducing Joseph F. Silliman,
‘he Republican candidate for state sen-
star. and said it. was no more than
right that. some other town of the
Twenty-sixth District should have a.
nan for the position the coming term.
Mr. Keelcr said Norwalk should giVe ~
Mr. Silliiiiaii a big majority. the same,
. as New Canaan had done for Norwalk
"in other occasions -
Three chers weie given for the next ‘
senaim
Mr. Stillman made a short speech
. ‘ and stated that should he be elected
as senaioi he would do everything for
the intcicst of the people that was
and would represent the
ability.
The othci candidate, Frederick H.
Quintard. was present. and he also
made a shalt speech. ’
The meeting was then favored with
a song by the Glee Club. ,
,_ BwP. Mead. of New Canaan. was
oalledupon for a speech. and. he made
a fine one. saying that as he was not.
a candidate .for an office. thereimfi.
he could touch upon a large field This!“
No. the greatest campaign that thi,_
country ever had because it touches N.
. issues pertaining to our commerce. . ~ :.
Mr. Mead spoke in high. terms of ‘
George L. Lilley. candidate for gover-
nor of Connecticut. He said as they
expected, to have a Republican presi- "
(lent. William H Taft. the state must
. hare Republican officers; .thorefore
the
Connecticut. , should vote ' tor-...
straight Republican ticket. '
He closed his speech and he
loudly apple. tied. _
The Glee lub sang again and
crowd dispersed. ,
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ONLY CURE. FOR DYSFEPSM».
Mrs Franklin Each. of New Castle.
Dela says: . “l suitor-(id for cars with
dyspepsia. used to have grétdistress
and belching. I tried overwilling I
could hear (it. but nothing helped (do
until i took Brazilian Balm. and one 5,0
cent bottle cured me completely. ” .
- For sale hyR .H. I’l‘alsted. F. H.
Baxter and The Clifiord Pharmacy ‘N‘
" N-Ew..conroaa.rionsN . N .N '
. A certificated incorporation was
filed with the state“ secretaryiMoti-
day by‘the Derby Corset company. of
Derby. The anihopIZeNl capital is
525.000.- business to- begin with $10,-
0tttt. The incorporators are Edward A.
Harriman. New Haven, Harold: E.
memrAnsonia, and! S. BizelowNNche-
hey. (NOV/(Haven: -: -
The state Line Ice CorporationNof
New london. Mo‘ndhv. filed a certl~
finale of incorporation: its authorized N
capital to be $10000 and to begin
business with 36 500. James B. Bates. -
Norwich: Courtliind E. Colwol'. Gro-
ton. and L E. Rnboll, New London.
are the incorporators
Sinus Em on”: ‘
'lhose mu ins you liked so well were
made two this Newt sour. Lian.
Davis stat,ed surely. N
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