TAFT‘ IN GOOD SPIRITS. 1. COUNTY DIRECTORS NAMED
IA’ONS. N. Y1. 10.11.119.111... his .. ‘ 1., 1‘ 1
arduous day in New Mark city. yester- V' J' Keyes,,1:tIi;Iarldg:port, for Fair
day. W 11 Torr reached this cltv ' “e ”um" ‘
Someu‘ibnt fatigued 11nd 110111116, but 111 llAlt’l‘I 0R1) Oct. 29.wR11.v. M. “A.
need spirits. and anxious to meet the
crowds. 1111 was taken‘ to the largest
111111 111 11111 city, where he made an 11.x~
tended address 011 the issues of tilt1
campaign. Mr. Taft was met by Rep-
i‘oscntntlve Screno E. Payne, Republi-
tal Abstinence Union of Connecticut,
announced today the appointment of
the following cotinty directors:
New Ilalen~Wllliain I'. Guilfoilc,
can floor leader of the house; of rep- Wamrbupv John 1.1 Cussin Walling- .
1111111111111111115, and several prominent “my ”
Republicans, constituting a reception Hartford—“Lyle [1051,1111 Hartford;I
committcv 111.11.101.11 Bristol.
New lJ)ll(lOll-~Millll‘l09 P FitzGer-
111(1,Nt1\1 London.
TollundwCorncllus J. M111 phy, Rock
11119..
Windhaianoseph Egan, Putnam.
Mlddlcscx—Jolln (‘ Barry, Portland.
l«niriicl1i—-M J. Koves,B1".ldgepo1i
liltclliicitiw—C. W. 11111111, TcrrvallIe
00111111' appointments on this a‘dvi-
501v board a1‘t1:R'.cv John '1‘.W111t‘crs,
New Britain, flvc‘ycnrs; John Mead,
Ansonia, four years; Michael J. (1001111,
New Haven, thrto years; Mrs. James
Newman, Naugatuck, two y;eai's Ber-
nard illll'llr‘i,1l“itil".lf()ltl one your.
The members of the, union who have
11111111 selected to act as judges J11 1110
prize toinpetliion for pupils 111 [into
1111111 schools for writings on total 1111
51111111100 11111: Rev. Walter ..l Shanloy,
l)a1111111‘y.,‘thice ,vonl'H; Augusian 1.0111
pan llari.‘,fold two years anti John
Wall, Derby. one year.
Hotel Mahnckemo
J. R. CONNO
. Pyrography
We have, added a Pyrosriuihy Dc—
pnrfment to our store and you will find
here a very large stock of weed design-
ed for burning, as well as an Assort-
J ment of outfits.
There Is an expert pickings of this
department, who will give lessons free.
1111 J 1111111
‘ 801111.
113134.136 WASHlNGTON STREET.
Liquid 1
Veneer
MAKES THINGS
' OLD NEW
25 and 50c Bottles.
E. 1' E. Gerham,
Decorator
i
Mgr. I
Service and Cuisine Up to Date.
Rates $2 per day and upwards.
.———-
Stock and General Information TickerJ
————
Sunday Dinners, 75cts.
TEL. CALL 983.
AMT—f .
FRANK’C.
Van Scoy
PLUMBING.
STEAM,
HOT WATER
AND
1
GAS FITTING.
1
Sheet
and Zinc.
Tin, Iron,
Copper
...——.—F
50 South Main Street:
So. Norwalk, Conn. I
Tel. 452. East Norwalk. I
FRESH HAMS 16c
FRESH SHOULDERS ........................ 12c
FRESH PORK ...... ‘. ............ . ........... 131':
2 LBS. .cnop BEEF ...... . ................ 25c
FOREQUARTER LAMB ...................... 10c
LECSOFLAMB........................‘ ...... 16c
J W. DODGE,
”/22 washington Street. South Norwalk. .
Jeddo and Old Company’s Lehith
FOR FURNACE.
Cress Creek and Upper Lehigh
1 For Cooking Range and SelfHeaters.
No. 2'Nut $5. 00 per Ton, delivered in cellar
RAYMOND BROS.
Luther M Wright
IUILDER OF AND DEALER IN
Carriages, Wagons, Bicycles and
Horse Goods
Automobile Repairing, Carriage Trimming
and Sign Letterihg
Factories and Repositories—South Norwalk arid Stamford.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
HOT STUFF
011
The Plhce to Get It Is at ‘
TheB HershfieldSSonCo s‘
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81111111111, 111-011111111101 the 13111110111: '11» ‘
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have been
the
It: 1111': udihg the leg t‘ionI
, be wltlltlruwn 11110.1 tly up
‘p‘lanntng the»
in the‘province 11s 11 railroad guard.
n‘amely, 800 1111111, to take place 111 No- ‘
vclnbei‘.
11
l 99me
MEAST NORWALK
CASH GRCCERY
W] 11 NOW
WW
1111 an 0rde1 and be convinced
that 11011 can save money and
at the same time get the very
best. quality of gun 111 ion by trad
big here
ALL GOODS GUIARANTEIiED.
1111112180
Phone 99k 282‘ EAST AVE.
MOW...”
Daily Lihe to N. Y.
For Freight iny.
011 and after Tuesday,‘ January 7.
1906, Freight Propellers ‘ will leave
Pier 28. East River, New Ybi‘k, (foot
of Dover street), every day. (except
Sunday). at 4‘ p. in. Freight received
at Norwalk up to 4 p. m. and South
Norwnlk 11p to'5130 p. in.
Norwalk Steamboat Co. ,
Annlng J. Smith. 1:. c. Housman,
Lama. General Aunt.
J
J
i
J
, Herace E. Dana 81 Son,
Le ‘
45 Wall 151., Norwalk.
Real Estate and
trimmed
We have «Verdi decided bargains
in Income producing property that
must lncreasd'ln value with the rapid
growth of the town. IJ‘.
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1
1
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J,M;Iia1"t°n- 8‘ CO”
:(Imconro‘na‘rjs‘oy
Real Estate
5 Railroad Ave.,
NORWALK CONN
CityNatlonal Bank
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TRANsACTs A GENERAL BANKING
susmses.
CAPITAL,
,cloo,goq.oo.
SURPLUS AND PROFITS,
$173.5 00.00.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pru.
JOHN H. KNAPP,1-t Vice-Prom
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2110 Vic.-
Pros
WILIFRED, BODWELL, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp «. Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin .1. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swartz John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan.
1847 1907
Plumbing 1.111 Steam
Heating ‘
HOT WATER HEATlNI.
HoT AIR HEATING.
ITOVES AND RANGEI.
SLATEp‘ND TIN ROOFING.
an and gleam Fitting, Gas Fixtures.
. Mptal coiling. Etc.
HAVE voti scan our stock a..-
NichoNo national
The Jon“ s81HOtchkiss
Company
11 1.11.1.1: 1111111. NolIWALK.
‘ Maury, Advariced
to 3111 0314:1191: houoebold furniture,
pilino‘s and other perdonal property,
without removal. on their own name
without Indorler. . .
6111.11: AND 1:11 00.
independent Loan 81 Security Co.
unsiun 1.111)st In.Chi-
w v-itn‘alawi‘n ot' “
half of the 1111c.» 5110 1111-1 maintained =
Edge Howell, 01' the 111.; Greenwich,
spoilt vesicrduy at 11111 homo 111 (‘ove
111111111111,
‘1111's. E A. Ferguson, of Cove avenue,
is ontoltaiitliig 11111 St. James Circle
this after.noon
Patrick Fitzmaurlcc and family
have moved from Winfield street to
Van landt. street. _
Robert .Thompson, of East avenue.
left today,‘un a tow duys‘ business trip
to New York city and Newark, New
Jersey. _
interesting nightly services and
meetings are being held at the Res-
cue Mission, on the Washington street:
bridge.
William Smith has resigned as driv-
er for the. local allies of the trolley
express, and has been succeeded by
Thomas Wright. ‘
13111, a few days of the open season
at Gregory‘s Point. remain. . Proprietor
John E 0' Sullivan will keep his place
open until November lst.
' Robert Blydcnbnrg 1who has been
laid up by illness at his home in Cove1
avenue, has resumed his duties with
..I ll. Bundle, of V1111 Zandt street.
'1‘ 1111. regular weekly pa‘stor' 11 meeting
will be held this evening, at the East
Avenue Methodist c.11u1'ch when the
Rev. Charles K. Woodson will lead.
Frank Scaling and family have
transiencd their place of residence
from Winfield street. East Norwalk.
to Chestnut street, South Norwalk.
The sleep Katie G. and one or two
othei local boats 11 hich have been at
work at Bridgeport. have returned,
and ate now located in the upper East
Norwnlk harbor.
The. town board of assessors Will
mcet this owning; at 7: 30 o'clock, ht
Mtutd lirothcrs‘ store in East, avenue,
and on Friday evening, at the store at
E. E. (lorham. 111 First street.
This political campaign has brought
Into play practically every method 0
adv citising. Billboards, even. have
been availed of, as will be observed
about this section of the town.
John 13 Wheeler of Kaiser place,
has a. handsome display of growing
flowers in the yard about his home.
and thev attract considerable atten-
0011,1111 account of the lateness of the
season.
So for advanced is the filling in pro
case at. the. Benedict Farms Bridge.
that the gap has almost been half
spanned. It the. selectmen will only
1111110 a few more sheets in this sec-
tion of the 1111111 11101.1. will soon be a
coinplotclv fillo‘tl 111 loadwny at the
site of tht1 bridge.
The members of the Dory Social
Club have arranged to properly cele-
blato Halloween, at the club house
in Cove avenue. by ”it?“ a dance
there. One of the who 3 of the even-
Ing will be vocal numbers by the Well
known HI Quartet, which has been
practicing up on the latest popular
songs.
Mr and Mrs. Harry R. Benton. of
East Norwalk are now engaged in
the my stories of housekeeping in New
{0111 city,- where Mr. Bouton who is
civil énglneer, is employed by the
11011111 0! water supply: The, young
couple were married last Sunday, in
Wilton. Mrs. Bouton Was formerly
Miss Lillian May Fisher.
'1 .11 manhole at the corner 01' First
stttoi ‘und Cove avemio is being cut
11111111111 connection with 11 ”slight. low—
1111111: 111 the grade. at that point. I‘inch
11101111111. who are doing the work un-
der orders from the ,selectmen, have
also opened up the gutter on the west
side of First str,eet from Cove avenue
to the Forms bridge come-1.,
Harold Ilcinzelman. the Second
street young man, who Was acciden-
tally shot in. the neck Tuesday after-
110011.15 doing so nicely from the
wound that. be 1Will be brought home
from the Norwnlk Hospital, today or
tomorrow. No 111 results are expected
from the wound, their. having been no
unfavorable symptoms thus far. . r
All East Norwnlk Republicans are
urged to come out; to the special,‘ meet-
, 111g, tonight of the East Norwalk Re-
publican Club, at headquarters in East
Washington street. Final arrange-
meals will be mdde at this time to get
out. the biggest vote possible next
Tuesday. There will be refreshments
to add to the attractiveness of this
evening's meeting. ..
According to the court calendar,
the civil suit of Miss Fannie Irwin, of
East Norwalk, versus Franklin Judge,
manager of the Postal Typewriter
Company of Norwalk, is to come up.
this week, before the Superior court.
Miss trwin secured judgment. of $1-
000 on a claim that she wand knocked
from her bicycle and injured 11? Mr
Judges automobile under the Wash
We Keep 8111161
To Sell
But‘—~ er—we don’t keep It to selI--'
too long. If it doesn't leave us in the
fleshness of its youth, it never villi go
out. of the store. excepting to its last
testing place. if there is one thing we
are proud of it Is our butter. rt. is
11111 best of friends with good bread.
It ‘is golden. It is smooth—good buttery
butter, flesh and pure and carefully
made.
OTHER SPECIALIS.
18 lbs. Fine Gi'Iuhula't‘ed Sugar . .I'st .00
3 Cans Milk ....... 25c
3 lbs. Yale Toast. ........ . 25c
Hfivila‘nd Bldg" Wuhlngt‘o‘l 8t.
1111111111111: 294. 122 WATER sTnasT.
1'.
,
Ii. JllSEUWSKY & till.
om“ ”313311317 1Juli” SW“? "“121 FIRST sTnEsTI. EAST NORWALK
. inglon sti‘eet railroad 11111111133111 South
‘Norwalk, but. Mr. Judge took an ap-
‘ pea].
‘ , grade or the hitch school will have a
J ‘ or this week,‘il'1steud (if the. listlhl de-
1 Norwalk.
.Sugcrrcntcd. «I
1:35»ch tc‘d.
Katya to mils.
try n1 is
1911’: Jurist, , .
‘ The Debating scalety of the seventh
business meeting on Friday afternoon
bate. Last Friday nfthriloon,,the in-
telestlng subject
was, “Resolved, that Parliament had
the. spine light to tax the Colonies as
the 111‘ itcd States has to tax the Tar-
ritoi 1111. ” The neghtivc team, 01'
which Miss isubclle Damon was cap-
tain, was victorious. The affirmative
team was captained by Everett Preece.
James A. Johnson. the popular and
well known young market proprietor
of First. street, and Mics Florence M.
W11ctl,of First street, are to be mar
Tied Sunday aftcmoon. The ceiemony
will he performed at 3 o'clock, at St.
Lulte’ s Episcopal church. Noroton. The
venerable rector of the church, the
Rev. Louis French, will omclute Both
the bride and groom-to be have a
large circle of friends, whose congrat-
ulations they will receive .over the
happy event. Mr. Johnson is one of
the best known young men in this sec.
tion of the town. He is second lieuten-
ant of Mayflower; Hook and Ladder
Company. twice past councillor of
Lincoln Council, 0. U. A. M., and mem-
ber of the state council, :1 member of
Banner Council, Danghters of Liberty,
and of Palestine Castle, A. O. K. of
M. C. ' The bride is also a popular and
estimable young lady. Owing to Mr.
Johnson‘ a business duties, they will be
unable to gp darn honeymoon trip at
this time. and will take 11p their resi-
deuce immediately at Mr. Jobnsons
home 111 Third street.
Which:
iiilWililW.
Miss Alice Brunduge. of Rownyton,
has been a guest at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Mom'oe,I of Grassy Plain,
street, Bethel
Err-Commodore James A Farrell. of
Hickory Bluff, has his sloop "Aeolis"
hauled out for the witncr at Captain
Edward ll Miller's shipy,ard South
Frederick C. Albrecht. of Rowayton.
candidate for governor on the Indo1
pendenceParty ticket, delivered an
address in Bridgeport, last evening,
discussing state issues, and making
an appeal to the voteis to support th‘e
principles of the state platform
The Ladies‘ Social Cllib of the Re
llanco Hook and Ladder Company. has
arranged for a Hallowe'eh sheet and
pillowcnso party to be held in their
rooms, Satur'dny night. October 31st.
A fine of ten cents will be imposed on
1111 those who are not in costume. Ad—
mission frce. Fveiyone welcome
l‘riday attemoou at 3 o'clock in the.
chapel of the Methodist Church, the
members of the Rowaytou Flower Club
will maketheir annual shipment of
jellies to the sick. poor in New
York city.‘A11 invitation is extended to
everyone to be present at the meeting
and to contribute to this worthy
cause. Prizes for the home gardens
will be awarded and ten will be served.
Rowayton Hd‘se Company. No. 1,
held 11 very successful oyster supper,
last: evening, in the headquarters in
large attendance, and the affair was
fully enjoved. The supper was prepar-
ed under the direction of that skillful
chef, Lieutenant. Charles H. (lakes,
and needless to say it was excellent in
every respect. Following the suppefil
there was an interesting entertainment
roglom. including a recitation by
t’rcston Hart, a piano 1111111; by Mrs.
Victor J”. Benelishn and son Archie
songs by David Albrecht. accompanied
by Russell Gilvatild; reading. Mrs.
Franklin Crockett, and mandolin solo
by Robert Scalzi. This was followed by
dancing. 11w. .
The Staten Islander publishes the
following concerning 11 former pastel
of the Rownytou M 11}. Church with,
when his pastorate here closed went
to Stamford and became a. member
and later a clergyman in the Protes-
tant Episcopal 0111111111
“ "It was learned ycSterday by The
Staten Islander that the Rev. Frank
Wai‘field Crowder, rector of Christ
Church, «New Brighton, has been ask-
ed to become rector of the Church of
the Saviour in Philadelphia; one of
the strongest and must influential
churches in the Quaker City. When
seen by a reporter; Dr. Crowder said
that while-his interests and affections
are‘ all with Christ: chur,eh yet he
feels that the matter must. be given
serious consideration, and that a
strong appeal had been made to him
on the ground of the largeness of the
character of the work and Its great
possibilities. .
“Dr. Crowder has proved his devo-
tion to Christ Church by having do
clined within the past few years sev er-
al calls to prominent fields 111 large
cities. ‘I cannot decide for two weeks
101 dome as to what I shall no.’ con-
cluded Di‘. Crowder The pray'ei of
1111- is that he shall stay on Staten
Island.’
The same paper has the following
editorial reference to Dr. (‘.ro .vzdcr .
“The Rev Frank Warllcld
C‘rowder, Ii'ector].J of Christ Church
New Brighton; has received. its T'ccoid
ed in 0111' news columns today. a call
to a. church in Philadelphia. It is 11.11-
turally to be supposed that. in size of
parish. importance 9101' church and sal-
nry the call offers indutmncnis which
might naturally influence a clergy-
man provided always ,tbat he can see
as tinge opportunities for doing fined
as he enjoys already, oi lumen. There
1111.1 always.vl1owcve1', distinctly. pet'-
sonal or Indlvdunl considerations
which must. have weight. and these
we are confident, 15011111 for a good
deal with a man like Dr. Crow‘d‘ev
7"It is violating no‘ confidence, for
the facts 11111111 long since opened to
its a. secret, that this Is not the first
' 151.111.111.11...“ not in... . 511thde
‘ starve outiight as to 11111
‘e‘ti. yet in 011111 N01 walk do Well ‘as
under discussion ~
‘ and made 11 lasting inmres‘ision.
Rowaytou avenue. There was a very. ,
INcariy EverIy Time.
A man or woman blight as well
if food into.
the stoma h and both have tsssiuiii t- ‘
o‘very 11111111 town and city, there are.
many people who ate thin, polo do
seem ‘unde1fcd,'s1111ply because the
feed they eat is not; aeslmilatcd, and
fails to make good blood and firm:
flesh.
Siamese the wonderful flesh -f0rmlns‘
food,tnke11 before or‘ after meals.
thingies with the food. so that It is as
stmiluted by the system and makes
rich blood and pleasing plumpncss
No one can use it for a. week or ten
dams without a ‘noiiceable gain in
weight. Statistics show that out of
e‘veiy oii‘e hundred people who com-
mence the use of Samosc, 98 will find
a full gain in weight and restoration
of health and strength.
Anyone who is thin,
weak, scrawny
with F. H. «Baxter and‘ take home a‘
box of Sammie. if. the ti eatmont. does
not give a noticeable Increase in gI‘Itibd,
firm flesh and restore strength 1111111
health, he will return the money with».
out any questions.
lab in one of the principal cities of
the Union. in another state 111111 (1101‘
case. and with a particularly inviting
salary. ‘ It is also a matter of record,
we believe, that 1111 was at one time
offered an increase of salary by Christ
Church, and declined 1th . At. all events,
hlsopportnnities in make: a. change.
of one sort and another have not. been
small, and he has chosen to .makc
none It is to be hoped that he also
will decide fills time to remain on,
Staten 1111111111,,
“The intcrst In Dr Crow‘der is gen-
91111 and (01111111111111. 111111.11 not‘ only par-
ochial. 1111 is 11 man who bilngs 1.9 the
ministry of the gospel! 1111.1 msk‘e’s go‘
hand in hand with dammit energy in
his church and parish work, a -;‘pro
gresslve industry whi‘h w’ou‘lt‘i 1111th
won him success 111 a worldly sense
in any Walk of life. Him awakening of
Christ (‘hut‘dh parish 1:11 11 busy life
at good works in various diiectionn,
his erection of 11 new church edit) ,cIe
and parish house 01' permanence Ana
beauty and striking utility, and his
still unachievod plans for later Wm],
of some character, and his udilring
zeal and sterling accomplishm em of
schemes of great. benefit. to Chi-1.111.
0111111111 parish and lo the. (X)!nnmn1fy
at large. place him amour; 111 e clergy:
men or 31111111111 denomination 3 who on‘
Staten island have done great Work
“It is for this reason, because. he is
one of a type. of parish tumours and
ministers which is modem. broad, «dig-
allied and practical and. of tremen
dons value to the. people ,of all faiths,
as well in} because be it": pms‘onally a
fellow 1'117.‘ zen to be desired, that the
chance. of his leavinlt‘ 1810f universal
contain .Others. (11" tile.‘ Romn11,.A1IH
glicun or other forms of Christina '01- .
gaulzatloiu have also come 1.11.1111, and
have left us after a. time. sawtg
splendid monuments of their dharaci,
ter and work behind. and lovingmiiii
l‘egretfl memories: but. it is hard to
lose such men and it is to be earn-I,
estly hoped that Dr. ,meder Will re-
main rector 01 Christ; Church until,
'at least. his chosen task; is'Tcomplet‘e‘d
and the parish is 'm ‘1111 ‘wnys every-
thing that he is In .boring to make it.‘
-—Dont let the baby suffer from
eczema. sores or 111123-1411;sz of the
skin. Dean’ is Ointment: gives instant
relief cures quicklyu: 'Pcrtectly safe
for children. All dtniggl‘sts sell 11:
,1v1'wwv-mt. 111."
111111 111 1111111
The handsome“. cotmge which is be
ing. (:11 cried for Willl‘ 1111 Warner on the
Post road at Nor 02111011, is nearly ready
1301 occupancy 1111 . g‘cdunds. about
the house fire Ibeing tastefully arrang-‘
ed ' 1 __
The funeral of Mrs. William Stark
was held yesterday at 11: 30 a. m,, from
St.) John stainlrch. N‘o‘reton. €313 pas-
tor, Rev; Father O'Connor.1 caged.
T116 nteru‘tcn’t was I111 Spi‘Ilngdaie cem-
etery. - , ;_..
, George Smith, at... of Constable
‘Ilanford Smith, of. Darlcii,‘ has made
a claim against ’the IN,9w«1Yoi'k and Port
Chester railwm’. as 11‘ 10151111 of an ac-
cideut on Sunday. September. 211 1111
claims to have been fihoette‘d from a
trolley car on the dpy in huest‘on.
while ehi1oute,hon1o;.td.il)arlen from
Part Cheater, bruising ‘him dad (can
ing his clo‘the‘s. it is‘ uihlnt‘ained that
the accident resulted from a tie along
side the track. Constable Smith went
to Brldgep‘ort this week to‘ have a con-
ference with or railroad official at the
office of Attorney Charles E. William
J willilltl.
Everett Tarlton ls entertaining rela-
tives at his Saugatuck home.
Mrs Stanley Fill‘ow Will entertain
the Cuirent Events Club tonight.
"I’licr‘c are 325 subscribers to the tele-
phone nor vice here at be present time.
Wiillnln K111111111 and son ‘Ha‘rOld start-
1‘11 for 0111119111111 on Monday, ctober 26.
Mr. 111111 hits [‘1 ank Jellff‘e are vlst
111g frlltti‘d‘s. 111 Boston, Trumbull and
Br idgeportn
ProfessorW. E Collins, ofihe West
End has has his house fitted with
eleciiic lights
Mr. and Mrs. John B.J'elllfl!t1,ot
Southporb “"1116 111 town, last. Satur-
‘day afterpoon. _
J ..l B Stevens has, closed his slump...
cottage here and gone 19 New .York
11 W
' 11qu Sherman
111111111, 111011th lbw-11
hers will be: e ‘111111111 .ut‘t
bf Colonel ‘nud Mis.,1rItIi‘ld
3
and emaciated can put 50c on deposit ,
being a prominent and ,wealthy par- .
i
ice in ,‘
The geimoildatod Cpiiuvtuy sent its
”J’lvate ,cnr down the like from Bridpon
rt,ycst'.eiyln,1, onI 11 'ibiil' of ihspcb-
tlon.
The Musical IIIHocI s acti-
tour
Ollie
111511
‘ 111111.51.
til
0
Ex 8111111 1111111, -Georg 9,.
had s11111e,dtlersigpaij1
foreman trumped in be war .of sta ‘ ‘
road Imln‘aVumen‘ts 1p Greens For 11
section Mondiik.‘ I‘thu‘t resulted it
blows, Mn .Icnnipggg being floored.)
Mrs, Cottage 1 uyer entertained the
ha: 1911' Aid 8' film of the Westptg‘é
191110011. T1,
”101““ ChBirch, last Wednesday
Of ladies and mr‘ungements for their
illtl
cre won a large gathering
auntie] harvost. ”festival Were nearly,
10111111111911. a
Yes ,terday 11 number of boys at the
H1811 .school were. busy laying a grade
and laying out 11 line of walk in front:
of 11nd about, til school grounds. The
union's mum smilint Society cvl-
finally has it in, mind to put cement.
walks there.
George Fialt'child has not one of the
most. commodlous, hilt one of the most
attractive residences in town. Locat-
ed as it 111,111 1% Roseville district,
on the top or a 111,1‘1‘ls 1: law is 1111-
surpassed. 1111111119 111911113 contrived to
make the extensive property as pic.
turesquc as anymore,
On Saturday /,nigh‘,t. representative
citizens met in. the Jesup fibrin-y. and
took initiatorv steps" bastards the form‘-
in‘g of a 11101 8 cl 11 here. It is to be
non- sectariu .11, no partisan, and to
purpose iSJto supplant the long ago
defunct bpprd of trade. The aim will
be for the advancement and bettéh
“lent 017 line community, socially aiid
Dllsjness,w15e . The prp actors and
11111115 Iiiitarcsted In the, up nose are JO
meet 1,11 the, lib‘fai‘y‘ on Satiir‘d‘iy 1111; it
next 1"or ciganization. _.
Lit st Friday morning, Miss Loretta.
391' 1111. decided that she, wants to go
1.0 New York, but. it was 111‘ os'slbie
"it“: her mother to acodmpany ér, and
‘IWas told she would have to stay at
1119111131111 Loretta thought differently.
and she succeeded In peisuading her
father that it was perfectly safe 1011.111.
little girl ten years oldt 0 take the
journey alone, providing she. kept 11‘
eyes open, which she was capable ot‘
doing, she felt sure..TII1e, up shot of
the matter was, 11.91 111 1c lady Web 1'.
to“ tlié city. 11nd returned 'iil’t‘itt'c dtid‘ In,
safety. dull now laughs ntI. her mother.
for her fears. - ‘ ~.
The Women‘s Improvement Society
could engage in 1111 more commenda-
ble undertaking that: proioothigrh. .
memorial 1111111111 in supplhht 111619111116
lure crossing the river at State 11111111.
Re‘cP‘ut events In Hiirt'ford1 um a
suggestion, and ‘-a stuns or concrete ‘
bridge at this point vi‘oiild? be‘ a {public
11111.1 yoii‘ti‘g ”but: active hotly, qiésttziéd
to accomplish, like its. 11111161211“ organiza—
tion in Shitt‘li‘pc‘ri,‘ material benefitilor
the town. It may be 11 expensive
undeitaklng, but by no means impos-
sible, inspire‘d b1§ tllérietludleoli‘d‘he
execui‘iics 101} the society comprised
1111.4.11'.“ on 8111111911 mutilation 1111..
$1.1? Godillot,se‘c1etiu1;Miss E.“ 1110-
inns, treasurer ""
1.11
NIELISION ..HAS_..,___ T‘Wo PRINT 10111..
Will Nu IEnt‘F H1119” Until the 61» .
1.1:
. . YCIIJ‘, . -. ‘ .
. 01111321 95. -_ .' .
S1111 Nicholson, mating ' "
Nelson.
weight 011.111.111.111 . Battling?
stopped bit 111 Chicago for a 16W 11 ‘3'”)
vesterdu} afternoon from New ink
for the coast, arid set at ‘ta'l 31111611111
us to‘ the pngilistic plansof‘the ,Dn‘nc.
"'I‘h‘c1 rnmot‘s' .‘ot Nelson lighting Mc-
Farland slit 17011111111 in1~tliei~Eost‘or of
meeting Johnny Thompson at, this
place or that, are all wrong," said
li‘iti. "Nelson has only two lights ill
11111 and neither of these is likely to
:ome off 501111.01112 of- these battles is ‘
. o be With McFarland, an poison will
:Ii'vI'e the. Chicago boy 11 chance .gaJ‘ the
.it e
"Negotiations fhr 11‘ fight lictd‘ecn
Nelson and iiiclitarls‘ud have not even
been startwed but I can say the battle
will come on about New; Year' 5. for
Nelson is not. 3,9 ing to enter the ring
for a battle b‘efo‘re' the. tir‘st ‘ot the dew
year. ‘ As 'for ih‘é ’dtb‘el‘ flg‘ftt' if it is
arranged it will come: at some later
date.‘
llritt, who has been 111 the east with
the Dane, inoidontdtlps site Was
no chance of Nelson cross 11g the wa~
for to England to engage ‘in the spar-
ring exhibitions with Jimmy Britt, «who
is now on IBIrItish soil
ALASKA wm'éLESs REC 11S
SEATTLE Washqpct129rrAdylces
‘r‘ec'eive‘d at 11161002111 signal ‘iiltl‘ce' «shpr
that the signal séi‘vtce Til
110113111 Alaskwthave- mi'r‘deuondthe‘r
record rempvlng‘oli d not, its togt lie
several hundred miles inland. is recoil?-
ing messages from Nome and St, Mi~
chael, five hundred miles distant. ,
with many ranges of hills between the 1
two stations. A message sentrby the .‘
steamer Northwestern, ‘ 110011111113 ‘.
west of Cape Flattery. to the United,
Wireless station at Cordovan, was ‘cpp-
led. The message traveled 11111111th-
200 miles in an air line over two rang:
es of mouugainsmamddiwtth«gnaw. ‘I. .
W ‘ «‘ ,
. ORDER 9F VASA. .1 .
STAMFORD, ;-Oct. 29. —-,'.'l‘,he grind
lodge of the order or v.11... of 6011-
nectlcut held the annual session here.
yesterday with- District Priz's’ldcfit’ N " ‘
J. Ahlsti‘om presidiu T1111. port
submitted showed tli hei‘é were 29
lodges in the state.a sin of one over
last year and also it 111 or 36 11111111
hers during the‘ past. year, making ‘
the total membership fio‘w 3.150.1‘119 , .
a‘uio‘n'nt of money ’11: the' treasury was
reported as nearly 842.900.1119 eletn
. 111111 of 0 cars took pl no late yester
dayaftéi' IoopI', ‘lsrift . toll there was,
a lecepiion E‘J‘J. Ilindiiyzt . ,
101 the 1111111112,,
Mrs Louise Hackett, of Blitl'cpo't
has been the guest at her, ‘tliininter.
M11111). N1'l‘homa's.‘ . . ,.
Jesse Kepler has forsaken trolley
log, for the winter. at least and shirt-
time Dr; CroWder has received an of
1‘s.- or this kind He has twice been
called to other churches, one of their:
ed work in the paper 111111.
J 11111 holly Benedict 111 compo
1
FATALLY le’lt TEAM.
' r‘ 11 "Mt 01's., Oct ”PA. L. Brown.
1: intiilltoiident or 1115‘ Salem Water
I buipaiiy,"supidti‘1‘e chief rahgér bf this
udcprndent Order of Foresters, aiiti .
I11 ticmlnent 0d Follow, was, struck .
1:" a runaway 1331111, yctt'erday, all?!
as tidbably létaiiv 11111111511.
.,....
a... .4
b‘eheflt; a’ beauty'and :1 11191111111111 to 1 '
réi’ess 481111-
feasibility of sending" w rcl'éss 11113511113. ‘;
as over the 11101111131118 Fort Gibbon. ‘
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