THE
find puzzlin
part was given
wonderful
returns will be
intervals during the performance.
eryouVe should attend one or Incie of
these performances this week.‘
MUSIC HALL.
.. A very intel‘csiihg show: is given
these three days at this- populaI 1".es0It .
Homes and Lewis, acrobats. are very
clever; Leona Lamar is It good dancer
and takes well;
have an‘elegant act and were well re-
edivdd‘; C'I'Irl Stumpi’,
songs, made good as usual;
acting stallions
The headline picture is
Kiss-.st was
three equally as good were shown and
everybody left
the management's aim is to please the
patrons and give them the most for
the le st money.
With election returns
fronts the Stage.
tonigh
morr
‘ (seal smnll cottages lime been carried
Cross
No. 2 Nut S5. 00 pct Ton. delivered In cellar V
Cfirfl Mi.
{.mV'uVu-J
LB
Those: who did not witness the per-'
romance of this clays modular in
necromsncv. at. Bored Theatre Inst
blight missed a. rare treat. His per»
tormauce is by far the best in this
line that has ever been witnessed in
his city. The first part. of the per-
fortunes consisted of the Inost clever
conjuring acts, such as
the but my tcry, card tricks and the
. gg disappearing, wbiéh'" were ox‘ceede
ingly mystifying.
hint at much needed rest the second
clever vaudeville artists, who were so
highly phasing that they received in»
nume‘rable encores
Albini again appeared 'in illusions and
telepathic teats that were certainly
He answered the
dlmcult questions in II manner that
roved to the most sceptical that be
ad no confederate in the audience ‘and
that he performed apparently supernat-
ural feats entirely unaided. Tonight
this great man promises an entirely
new bill throughout
and dimcult performances by himself
as well as in the vaudeville. Election
I IIBUYBBLARY IN STAMFORD.
'IThe sporting goods and harness
FRESH SHOULDERS II“
FRESHVVPORK '. ......... .»
2 Les. CHOP BEEF
FOREQUARTER LAMVs';....V ................. 10c
LEGo 0F LAMB
:32; Washington Street.
Jeddo
(Billiard—4W. El.
It F1. DyrIIeII,VBH V,
Verity. hill g‘e‘ne M. Adam
smut John r1. \Vollnaus‘eh.
WI (3 Rogers. .W.
GREAT, AT HOYTHS
m I: '
Herbert,"
Chicago 111.: Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Robes
Colorado; J. Buhport, Camden. N. J.;
W. G Bailey, Westneld Mass
Mahackcmo—Mr. and Mrs. G. L.
Stack, Miss F nie Stack. Boston;
J. I). Keyes and wife. Mr]; and Mrs.
Reynolds. Scrantbn, Pa.; .Pist,
New York; L it iiuI'lbIItI iltou;
"1 ”Viki“ ‘0 give Al ‘ Dunlesvy. St. Paul. Minn; Wm.-
Perkins. Saginaw, Mich; Jos. Doyle,
Mme. Laisue, J. A. Volk, J..r South'
Norwalk; J C. S‘Iiowden. W. D Wil-
over entirely to several
In the third part 'l'ork.
WW,—
ATTELL AND WEEKS SIGN. I
LOS ANGELES, Cal”
pics [or a iiiteeuround light. before
Jeifrles Athletic Club on Thanksgiving
Day hove been signed by Abe Attell
and Freddie Weeks. The men must.
weigh 133 pounds atl‘ o'clock on the
day of the contest Altell gets the big
end of the purse. win or lose.
Daily Line to N Y.
For Freight Only.
On and after Tuesday, Jahun‘liy 7.
1906, Freight Propellers will cave
Pier 28, East River, New York, (foot
of Dover street), every day, (except
Sunday). at 4 p. In. Freight received
at Norwalk up to 4 p. In. and South
Norwslk up to 5: 30 p. m.
Norwaik SteaInboat Co-
most
including new
Iead from the stage at
Ev-
Caldera and Company
in much oted
VWoliing's
were an immediate hit. Arming J. sInltiI. c. 0. Housman,
”The Soul Locus. Gonopal Ascot.
a scr.eam Other pic
the place satisfied as
Reductlon In Side-V
boards and Buffets
SIDEBOARDS: value $40; ,330V
A11 extra long show
read
Ladies’ matinee to
. . DOW, -
store of George It. llaucett, 441445
Main street, Stamford. was burgiarizcd SIDEBOARDS, value 335' $
Sunday niglht. Twenty 1seven revolv HOW, _
era. a cunt quantity of ammunition
pocket knives, razors and shears wmth SIDEBOARDS, value $25; $
nbout h$1,,l300 Inlere stolen along with now V _V
Our 0 cap lent e1 suit caries and $5 in V
chair. The burglars cleaned out a show SIDEBOARDS, Value $15; 3
game of cutlery and packed the stuff in . HOW _.
our suit cases. They made no effort
to open the safe and apparently took IBUFFVETS, value H335 $
nothlinan butdtheicutlery. pistols, zinI- DOW . .
mun on an sut cases
. W...“ . BUFFETS, value 320 -$16
AREHOUSE TUMBLEs iNTO RlV- :‘ .
ER. . ROW,
3 NB BLUFF. Ar.k. I... 3.-Two BUFFETS, value SIS. 50; ,511
large brick cotton warehouses tum HOW .'
1)le into the Arkansns river, yester— . '
defy following the continuous caving. - , .
in of the river' 5 banks. The Hotel .let- . V. V
feIV'sonI and the .Ieiterson county court- F A MITCH LL
house are in danger of falling into the
riyer within the next 48 hours Sev- COT. Wall and High Streets,
NorwlIlVlIVV, (Conn. V,
FRESH I—‘T
....... 139
25c
1'. .......... C .......
I .
...... 160
J. W. DODGE,
South Norwaik.
-9- n-VVVIvvu.sivV..
r
and Old Companys LehiglI
FOR FURNACE
Creek and Upper“ Lehigh
For Cooking Range aIId Self Heaters.
MOND BROS
or M Wright
IUILIIIII 0! AND ohm.“ IN V
ges, Wagons, Bicycles and}
Horse Goods .§ :
Automobile Repairing, Carriage Tnmmmg
and Sign Lettering
field; Mr. and Mrs. J L. Humphrics, 3
Henry M Cami). Washington. D. C.;'
llama. W. D. Jennings, A. J. Biol New S
Nov 3. ———Artl~ I
Mrs. .HH-Wohld you
Bannock—4 don‘t think I. won a
Ion-aw Is tut—1mm 1’th
p .
11.]What' would Jpn do ii i were to“ die.
"Bertulegtip‘. New licupeckwlt .wpuld drive me crazy
'3‘ EAST NORWALK
CASH GROCERY
IIIIIIVII'Iy» nip.
1d,.
Potatoes, per bu.
fees.
to our 30T- grade.
.Best 'l‘ub Butter per lb. ..... 28c
IIBVGVIJL hard. 2... Jbs ......... 250
A1 Flour, per bag . . . ......... 79c.
A1 Flour, per hbl. .......... V$6.30
IMcthcr' II Outs. per pkg.
Force. 2 pkgs. .. ............ 25c
Potatoes, per pk. ............ 25¢ '
960
New Pea Beans, per qt.
Pure Honey, large Jar . . . . . . 10c
Blue Label Cutsup, bottle
.Walter Buker' s Cocos, cnn ..
Waiter Bsker’ s Chocolate, cake 18c
Lighthouse Soup; 8 boIs .. 25c
Grim Sugar 18 lbs ........
Large, Solid Heads Cabbage.
ver lino ................... 8c
Full line of line Tone and Col!-
We call especial attention
.109
.100
.21c
19c
$1.00
' 3V Phone 990.
It‘s a winner,
232 EAST AVE.
I3. .lu
O
The C
Excellent' Gill-loo.
Dinners Evenings,
O to 8 p. on
Sunday Dion». 5 Specialty.
Dinner Portion and, Ipnquoto
',i
Oui- Iconic a sptl‘olpl
Iry Room Heated
THE NEW
HOTEL VICTORIA
ONE I‘A'INurs 'PIIo'Iit' DEPOT.
cunoPIIVAN PLAN.
Boston. In
Ind Electric nghu Throughout. Iv-
RATES REASONABLE.
Flno Stookod' cm in Connection.
A' full lino of Import“ Am, ln‘olu‘d- ‘
ing the fitnouo Ban: Burton's and;
Ian 0. c‘m Stout, always on drought.
Antiwar Bunch leer on Dnupt.
T. J. SULLIVAN, Ploprlotor. .
Telephone 992:
p‘"
‘ . Horace E. Darin 8:“ Soul
45 WI" 8!, Norvnlk.
.5 Y Real Estate and
M Insurance.
We have several decided baIgalno
V I in income producing property that V'
,' v V' Inuit increase In value with the rapid .I
/- ' 1 growth of the town. I
V'Milr 'v‘. I
*- Inch... 8., c...
(INconPoIIA'rco)
Real Estate
5‘ Railroad Ave,
50. NORWAIVIIVA.
i
885"
CONN
JO N H.‘ KNAEP
FR D'EVBICK H.
II
E. H. Mathewson
John H. Kn‘opp;
Jusiah R. Mitryin
" L.
simioobm.
BURPLL'IS ANo “Pnorl'ro,
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Proo.
toSVtco-Piu.
OWAN. 2nd Vlco—
. w1LPIV'IstVI soowElJ. (Vinnie.
DIRECTORS;
2‘ f
it’ .'
Henry Seymour.
Blmuol Gruinman
.i.‘ wanna Marvin
christian SWAIN! John H. Liam
. 1??“ HI. RBWVanVi-
r
i.’.
ti"
am
t
Mjotol Collin
' The odesVVSI Hotchklss
‘1“ "Swan": new
whim;
IV'V‘V IVI'
. innde.
I I luv: you scan 6 II 3166): or
alarm N‘Vio IIAVVN 1m
' Atriinipontant business"meetingw of
the Dory Club will be held this even-
ing at the club unnrters-I lIII (‘oVe sve-
IIVIIe. ;
Edward Pnrke has tp-ken II position
us (IleIII for 'Sllcox und Willi Sony, the
Washington street lIridVg'e fish market?
men .
’ "The school children lire happy over
tomorrow 's vacation which they will
ve by virluo or the tonclIVcII's annual
visiting day.
The Ladies' Aid Societymill hold
its annual meeting “and election or oth-
('ers tomoerw utteI'IIODII, at the Eust
Avenue Methodist church.
The Epwm th Lengue‘ had a business
. meeting, last night, and there being
.V. important matters under discussion.
there was it good sized attendance out
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Brundago. of
Thomas street went to New York,
this morning. to attend the funeral of
Mr BI'IIVanage’s daughter. who died in
that city Sunday. V.
Election - was-.Vdecidédly' quiet
DVA’IE VWD W. R! I'MOND.
r001 ..
V on 0531112111110 eff
10 North Main Sth-Vflohh
nuisance. 0' Wild) Mills on."
Telephone at ii to,
Telephone at 9 Vol. 332‘
v
«
Mantel
is guaranteed for 96 dpys ngaintit
all breakage.
Price, 300
Connecticut f '
HAiIoWAIII:
Phone our
But—' er—4weVdon’t keep it to sell—-
too long.
freshness of its youth. it never will go
out of the store. excepting to its last
. resting place. it there is one thing we
are proIId of it is: oursbutter. It. IV‘is
the heel of l‘rlondei with good bread
I It in golden, ll Iismmmihwgood Imitery
butter, fresh and pure and carefully
OTHEVBV GJFECIALVS.
18 lbs. Fine GI‘IIanVlIIted Sugar.
in” .Canfl MSW givm .
8 murals
I . but profanity won’t cure them.
3 Dlntment cures itching, bleeding 01'
V . It
iodis Qhurc'h Wednesday
II it doesn't leave us, in- the
. tithe previoublygfliani'dighi!
‘.=»
312g: .
~ ETIst Norivnlk. 3h VII morniIIE. but
V .V_lt was confidently declared by party
managers that 6 bill: voté would be
VVVpolled in the district
William H. Jones. the Norwalit shoe-i:
maker,i s tit-hing: path '6 vacation in
‘ honor of election. all
came down to Emit. Namath to go on
n, frost fishing expedition
Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Benton, 0:
ours with relativenin brunet Noxwaik,
umd incidentally Mr‘ Bouton has on op-V
pprtuuity to cast. his vote.
. A. proposed serenade for Mr. and
Mrs. James A. Johnson the bride and
gr,ocm has been postpohed, on account
or the illness of Miss Conkliu II neigh-
her in Third str,eet who isi ill
CaptaiIIV Fred Lovejoy and a number
WOlkiug 0n t 9 natural growth beds
oi! Brinigep port and South art, are
home to ay, to cast than“ v0 6. ,
East Norwalk has been well xVoovlnred
with" placards winning 13me
voters to beware or spurious pinion
which have been sent: broadcast
through the state during the last few
days.
The fullest election returns will be
bullotined. .Vas oustpmary, tails evening,
stlthe Enigma omen. its results
will b rec red by e Sehtinel's spe-
.qiol w m and opera I, from all over
the country.
... In the absence of M81161” Fred Mills.
.who Wns in attendance last night at II.
cottage prhyeI" meeting, the meeting of
the Rescue Mission on the Washing
ton Sstreet bridge Was led by Albert
.N. Sherwood.
.Tha. work of lengthening George R.
IVan Alstyne's launch Elsket was start.
ed yesterday. The vessel is tohuve
About. four extra [set of length at the
, - storm and in the spring will be titled
' with a, new motor. ,
ensued micron and Louis Kellogg,
who went. on a. gunning expdotion.
.. ,yestcrdpy. had a good dVVIIy's sport ul-
tho ugh they did not; get a} very heavy
mils“ (It game. They returned dunno
with a handsome partridge. ,
Agood sized delegation of the mom?
lbers at the Advent. Christian church
5turnodI out,” last" night, for the "clean-
up," and Worked so well that II great
deal. was accomplished. The mind
at the new pews is now being awaited
Robert Brown and a party of friends
set out this morning in Mr; Brown 3
VIVauncIIV I sound near. on u. blockiish-
ing exp dl'tiOn. Charles Bognrdus
says they expect to get 300 000, and
will spend the rest of the full and win-
ter Selling iheni.
An East. wanlk' young lady laugln
iugly declared that she felt slighted,
this morning; as she wooded her way
between the corps of: election posters
and ticket ileddleigs for every man
was presented with something right
nndlett.uhe1eus nothing was tender
Md 0 her. '2.
Both Republicans and Democrats
the voters who would have dlfllculty
in get ngto the‘bolls to vote. The Tie-
publi suave J H Rundl’s anionic
bile, .whlle the Democrats have a
horse drawn vehicle in change of
James H. Shell. '
Iianld Heiuzolman, the Second
street yoiing mop I‘who Was accidental
ly shot; in the neck a short tinle ago,
continues to improve nicely. The
Wound in his throat is beeliug steadily.
and there is no impediment to speech
on account 0: the puncturing oi! the
trdecho‘e' or windplpeiI
A telegrnh lustru-iIIent has been in-
stalled in the East Norwel Republi-
can Club quarters in E Washing
ton street and everything is ready
for the reception or the new that
Tait has been elected president by a
big majority. The club will dine halve'
refreshments during the evening. ’
E E. Gerham gave another evi-
deuce of his cnthuaiaam for Tart this
1' Imornihg, by suspending a picture 01
. the Repnbllcmi nominee for president
in (the center ot a large American
film; MI". (iprhgm had the display
across the entrance to the front piazz'o.
The Glee :Club. (1 the Dust Avenue
2V? M E: Church will most, in the Sunday,
I. school mom this evening at 8 o’clock.
I. The meeting will be an open one, and.
ail interested in music
are a cordial
.lnvi'tstio‘n to attend e meetings
‘ I are conducted by Herbert stront, the
blind musichaViI, (and Miss Katherine D
Allen. . . V,
I:~ltching piles provoke profanity.
Donn;
protruding piles after yenrs of 's'utter-
lng. At any drug stores; . .
"T.“ -—
A small port of e‘VlIchusinstics gath-
ered in‘ .Ai‘lon‘i Vleli, S'sturillry evening.
V, th 'dépeildéncét Pnrtgg «dilly.
' ' Dr a way
View cull) lV‘ .r'was {B
days an exceptipnully l .
the high northwest: wViV
did in keeping it. (tune
ups coves Inn] inlets shout. the shore.
0ld timers heieubouis
thtit the tide was lower
g are hit?-
ling quite sitter
this morning -
New York city. are spending a few’
or the other a stermen who have been I
‘hnve Vehicles out today. I'Ouhdlhg up ’
or his residence in East syenue. .
.OGM’MVV visiting Iclatives her
,. Mrs
:"ll‘" critichlly In wItIIIIpncumonln. . I- .
Iout your .vfar‘r-
V d" yesterday
than at any
V'. . I.
:1"
Mrs. Imus F. emu rat I. ofVDarletI II
-.II guest for a View days '9; her Bursitis;
in Port Chester. N. Y.
Mrs. James Hinley is quite serlohsly
ill at. or home in Darius. and u, pry;
sleiuu II in attendance V
Elmer M. Myers, of Brooklyn in a
Mrs James Bibles, of Darlen.
‘A party and straw ride were given
(It the home or Miss Susie Coy/nu.
ct NoVI'oton Heights. Saturday night,
climpaign' in Durion wits given last
night. with a parade, headed by the
Know'inVonV Fire and DI um Corps. -
thti‘hc'ro m uIIcI‘Ilipd tor lotto
(I
tip] R say," Mr. Starr, Mré.'0
your use Addie N Best.
I VA very enjoyable Hallowe’en party
was given at the home of i. H. Bouton.
it was It mosquerauo party The can"
times were unique, 'andV some of them I'
strolling. There were about fifty pr‘i'es
out.
Who Dorian Republican glut) has
been busily at work for several weeks,“
getting arrangements completed for
tedayo election. The club expects to
but. every Republican voter possible to
the mills today.
There were negotiations in progress
last week. for (the sale of Mrs.
ShallshIIessy s bakery in Railrolid ave.
hue Dnrlen last week but they fell
thréhgh: It was said yesterday that
the man who has been talking of buy-
iIIVg bspked out. "
Miss Jennie Blrchard, of buried.
presi nt of the Loyal Workers' Socie-
ty, of he East Norwalk Adventfihrlsb
tan Church led the society's fleeting.
Sunday night. The topic wits The
curse of God Against the Drink Habit
and the Ll(ellse System "
TlI'e‘ business airliirs‘ oi the recent
abuual (air of the Eagle Hook end I
Ladder Company, held at the town
hall have been settled up. and it has
been horned that 0450 ans‘ (steered,
the prettiest amount the company has
eVIII made in an event of this charlie '
ier. The gross Ieceipls were over £590}.
.g'l‘iie public or Dnrlcn is to be (or
dished hereafter with timems poorly
0 (root as possible at Town Clerk -
’Ihotideus Bell’s store, no advantage
not heretofore enjoyed. To accom-
plish this, It large clock has been in-
sinned in one of the front Windows
of the stem kind a close Which will he
kept on it to maintain standard time.
Every constable was on his job, Sill
III'dny, night, and as :1 result the Hai-
iowe' en exubeiauce of youth did not
have muth 01' a chance to exert itself
in Dallcn and \‘orot'on. The young
people pmuded client the” streets V
wintring l’nlse races 'und grotesque cos-
it
'4
i
i
there wns no IvViliVul destruction of!
properly
Yostet'day was a great day for elec-
lienebring in list-ten. carpi
workers foI candidates we 6 out. go
lore, add us 11 result there was 30
thing doing all dny‘,‘ évérying lendili g
or comma to loday s eiectio‘nZV Mr. iii d
M13 J H. Purdee; who were fonneiiiy
connected with the Dill'lt‘ll motel: II III
who now have a hate) in’ south
wu‘lk. cVnVlieVd-VV VVI‘o'n. friends litrre‘, Will
day . V . . . ;
If you suffer from constipation :Ian
liver trouble Foley‘it'.‘ onto Laxatilii‘ex
will euro \oVu per'IIIatl'ently by- étViVIV'nll-f
lilting the digestive olgttns so they will."
ford Plin'rtnnc’y IIIId VRVV‘
HAW
guest of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and -
" ‘iligliieu
A' final send off to the political
'at .V ..
prion post oillce addressed to "
(33133.3Vi’04‘ ‘I
v.2.
mugs. or Ridgeilold. on member"
V't._umes but so for as could be learned 3.
dates “slid I
Nine.
not nutumiiy. Foley’s Orino Laxative ;
(ices nct gripe is pleasant to take and ‘
you do not. have to take laxatives con "
tlnulilly Vugter taking '0 lno.‘ The Clit'»
.‘Blnlsted
litilllo l'V0i' lilofl
Billings of her pic
quI‘VlI
OII liridny. pure hi to
.the probute IqurtgGeor
sci at public on him
at. The li‘w n1
rSflligfltllg’t ntellnngist; ch Bl)?
. ‘ . hi .."I
V ‘3 m”ill-hm met,
sumption.
Already Miss 3.. Winnilred Kem or,
who is to be In ruled on “:fiwedn
next, is rcceivlo Wedding pre to. .
ed the msny lichens or esteem and: , I
section tithe ,pes‘lowéd’ by” libi‘ .'
J' friends cannot. lie other than most.
grnrtllfyiilllg to $9
19 ev. a B nukes an i.
nova been here wing old ravioli! .'
sheen. Mr IBaIZus only some lipid: we
irenoq
:pastpr olf‘ the Congregdtibnal ohm h
'iI'I this place d who‘sntong the ‘most
popular 'a‘nd‘ ‘iIVVell li’k'e'd preachers ind
have had poniil'hes n. Westport. ‘
' sFoieY'fi Haley, and TM clears the, "
n’ir passages;- stops the Irmanoh Iii
[he thus I sooth e do ed mom-I
brunch. hiV'IiIId theVEosM'bsttinIl cough 3
dd Babpbal's All (I ihfinine i use
use hfdiifiid. and shengihedéd gnthhc
chili is." exp'e not host the system The
Cpi‘II‘Ii‘ovdVV i’rhfnncy 'nIV‘Id li’ Vlaiw '
- "I," I f'f.‘ ’. .I
,WiLi. so It); ”assists. ':
Noirwalk mm. to "ra'is pm in t:
' tennlal Celebration. , V 'V_ '
N01 with Mason‘s will ml" prominent
p art in “the celebi‘litioh ' ftli'e 'onb‘iluiig ‘
' Jerusalem.
, n
0th Uni
dit. is expected he.
M rind?" Crowd
odes r. 6an A III ,
:taoni'njnindery: Knights u'l‘emulars, 0t 3
Idaul'In m‘y ‘wlll be in IatteIIda‘iicex . 2V
T!) e Ridgelleld Press outlines he pie .
gm I.I as; VioliowsVI-I ' .
1'.‘lie vls ting: lodges will be met III: V
Iii“ e 10:44 a tum-almby the home lodge ,
W Id the Ridgetiold band: and 'sscortesl' '
o Masonic H.1il.wheretuc parade-mil '
I’ be formed; The him of mulch] wil
be iron) the town whlil. lo the rower ‘
end of Wild street; wuntermarch '
there and proeeI-d: In the corner to; "
Dnnbury avenue. mnntermnrch to. the
'IIJiro depaItmentn: building; .where lunch .
will he Served hyItheI sisters III‘ the VI V
Eustem Star Chapter and strict indies. ‘
i I Alter luncheon there will .be IIV p‘ '
lie meeting in- the town hall VI . .
where the following- In ogI'IIIII
ctIiI‘I'ie'ti out: ‘
Player by.
Hi
_.RVev John H. ChaIiVnI V
chaplain (If, Jerbsuléni Image. 'I .:V
Vopcning odéI by It picked chm us “As .
, Dnrs IVInd Years." V .
Address or Welcome lily." Worshipiul.
PII'I'nth C B.‘ Martino itchsinnan. ,
RIP) y by Most Wolshiu [“an Gippd Mus:
Singing by chorus". " 37' “
(VI; short history of Jerusalem 1 dz by '
Cpl. séott the oldest it I'll "Vnigpi' M
Stinging by chorus. ".’I
Address by Rev. 810th D.Buil$e‘.
lliii
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The su'spenslou 9B5. A. S innds'g
livery business in lrcnd venue.
Suturdny morning, crested slimvelin
or s. stir rise in numerous circles. ‘ilt "is
said V i there; Ili'é .Idnhy lnI'ge.I or t».
and V ‘biiis’. E. ‘B L‘awVI-eiice- C. IR
Fill Vy, .I'h‘. Silli Inn; and Co. Goo; E.
Raymond Johns Ii Brothers and m.
Ho'xdfnbi‘,’ 'or Stamford I‘I’I‘é aInon
heaviest creditms. The busin'ell‘s” has
been cross: for good iI'rId the stools
and equipments will be disposed of. It
is Ieported that the creditors will, re.
(velve- a very smell percentage or thi‘eir,
claims. .
The Republican Clo): )Iemlmiarters;
in Raymond’s Hull Will. be Mr ely lo-Vl
night The Republican town commit-l
too has made arrangements to reo‘eivoi
the returns of .Veth ele titled;
’phon‘e has been plIIc, «Ion the plat-£7.
form. The returns will come rom
the editorial rooms of the Stamford
Advocate. It is expected that the hall
will lie well tilled until ednesdav.‘
morning. Through the (III rpris'e oi!
the service will be complete and un-V
interrupted." -
Wlill’fllll
Lou‘s; oi
urdIIyV in Bridgeport.
Architect Southey, of Bridgeport,
spent-I Fridnp in town.
Harold 0 den and wife will winter
in IV’OIt (the ter. N. Y. V
Mrs.‘ -_E. M. Hyatt. ct Danbury, is
Tl 1‘. (Vow..- clerk' a chine is how clos-
on on Saturdays
e or b. IV'Vl‘IlIerVI-IV 1in I‘ll.” AlI,II'tht.VéV '3‘ _ V
:Brgbrsm.“ iteI' which cements- U’l‘lic‘BIVIés Mdnci’atturlng Cbtiipahyls I
will be. seI éd. _. All Are coi’dl iii 1 ’ having a dye' house constructed
invited , "I . ' The c-6htbge or PI'DIBBBDIf Polling is
There his being wired for electric light ngV. . .-
Elnily Benedict is reported to
The Willowbrook'Cemeiery Assoc a:
(ion has appoints V V, wIIanVlVIVthiVniIiI nah;
Vel. V; 'I 1 I .'-,.V.~-" ‘IJ‘.
J“
The Julia Wokemnn cottage at The
g the ed
the committee a private wire direct .1
to the Advocate has been scour ed; and '
. Joseph G. Hyatt spent part of Satt '
' 'jnii. ' » ”M
leyI ireclor of 'l‘I'inlin'e uroli. Wilton
bury. Subject; “The nwrltteVn HisV
t01y: of Our lhstltn'lt on. " 1V. -
Short. addicssles b‘y visiting Ma
The progrsm Will conclude’ it!) tho
singln “'1qu “Ammipafi. in which Vail at
inviié' to join
_ Vin: the evening there Will he .. ._ "
to a ’ " '
The mitotic will hVV
law's" Clinton Comniuu‘ii‘léy'w.
Norwalk and' bnhdi VVC‘i'IiVSml
pioneer? of Dnnbur'y. nVIIVd'
sslém Lodge. or bnnb‘Inyp' '
"Lodge or south Bismuth .
"Lod e of Bethe]; HurmOny
1N6 cannon 'Rldgetle‘l b‘an’d, U'III
gini'tige, p't‘ Dentiux'y; V bod
teeorg‘étowrr; St. John's 1.6ng '6 .
walk, Grand Lodge or Connection .
Worshiptui Master Cyrus {A} “com
‘Jr., who was selected for morshe
Ié‘ pII'fiide. has Boom; and Not
Anderson has been sppcln
that omce. V
THNEVVE MONTHS Po’ne Ling.
Robert filthetto. tot
tiered, that sands) Minksjion m!
noon, was getting altogether too-
miller with rs. .An
Bond street, tnmf'V
VlIVVlt Minks on theji‘e
*7 .
. Mlnks was paying II yiplt act
pt.) VM‘V‘SIV“ VB
no
in Stprnford, erstVe'rd
II-‘e'ru‘téd-I up may SililiBMe
'Vn11d.tnen: there: Woe '
head.- Falmbttq got
Winter his Iconsin
lI‘II‘I‘IVnn has been clpsell l‘Vprv he? Win.
tor,” ._ ,
Mrs. Stanley Fillow, enteriuined lilo
CilI'IIeIIt. Events Club at lisr home Fri-V
VdaYV.
-Wb,l3ipo t. uslcol
At tile rosFideIIlcd o'i.‘
' l
tonight.
We too linens, 9i Initiate WM
let Will
ID'I‘IIIJIISAI’ PIII' trial},
plonrluynu c‘usum n '
intro 3'9“ 9. Vim? no
5., ll :Iings
'l‘n il'. ' "
Ivllh. Ives lin
{NW '1‘:th ii IIfiIli
(Winn lis lull I fit)! . I III)"
results The Cliflcrd Phhrm’u
. ti. Planing, .. I
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