has other“ round
Millions
l fr'i'llnI the 9’8“? 0! 8“
Milne Court lustidn’ arm. removing
theid “100me at tile estate or
M will Watt Morris CllrIlII of New
York Infi .Falrlleld has been died by
.. 0 oraigh brow prom
lg: intern mmmllhr
mathematiciahaw and in";
In with manner-0610 Wrmufi
Ind combined at the 5.2er
' tandemwisomaiter their-n
his advisers. They are aligned
but what to 0? and w y.‘ l
the Icltodn‘le (05mg w. s.
iI advisln5. lie is proleI'Ior 6i
”horny at Yale university.
I bathe degrade of A B.
. .. WI home is lit 9prin5
Ian. .
. thirteenth census l0 2.. be I
"the census. Twenty noted Icien
will act a! riser; to 3%:qu
6. Mat 503169
‘ theaxrinuitnrnl Iohodulein Ind.
' are: Pilot. 1. L. Vpculter 1.3..
.V. of the Univereity of ailments.”
' iIt. statistician and lawyer;
H. C. Taylor. M. 3. Ph D. 0f
of WiacapIin. an as
cultural seasonal... Prof
2.22233
' “1 I06 holder or the chair of econ
olsnnfncture v'IUl
still of I
iti ormtis
.s.. Unive ll!
.01“! inelylt Assoc 00
the Econ 0060mm. rof. Art
lie of 01‘
or
to take Phat: U
apudgoon l.
.A. I log alfitant tufpr
lose. 'It thgl'ilniverslly of
Dated, 0A,: I
IIIIiItInt professor eco-
' It the Massachusetts Vlltrtttute
echlloiogy Prof. E whirl.
Daub leaasiatant giro! or tho
least Nortw II rii Unison
Emil P. Becker of St. Louis, l0
'» 2 . ton manufactures Prof. Wil-
I. Portal", 8. 8.. is asslItant pro-
~ 0% 800000 at Dartmouth and is
1:5 to be mused. Alex"-
'rancllv
manta for
on ranch:
.2
t mo
ll
WW hold tho
t-t
withe the bu
II R. Wicker
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an N. A ‘
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mate «attired use!
1185‘ it It
m The prince repeat of Deva
"36.326.63.166” aboarhotfit‘he“ equea
ll 3 u
' .- aaniveu I cast of
blah. from the
the director not.” how to do "
“Silt
, the hotel and board
the special '
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[fin at: l. Mm
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master one 0 11C Of all one
105“ of angelic:e 0000: All, 90mm». .
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cal, the. SViaI alibi
r. for the ”130% oifYn
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i.
ladle Umbr'e 8. Banks of Fairdeid.
and Attorney John C. Shaw of New
thYcrh. with the Appellate Division of
the New Yorh. Court Aipo notice or
I tend moi. was tuned terday
for I stay of proceedings pend a. the
:mal Attorneys hunks and Shaw
' applilnied conIoi'v‘Itora by the
courts of this state in 1907.
Recently MrI. Curtiaa who obtained
a [chidence in New York brou5ht ac
lion in be' allowed to manage her own
alfalrs and this action received favor-
able consideration from Justice Bra
0y who [ranted her lltotiol Hanover.
no proceedings tor the removal at tho
conservator. were brought lit this
state and Attorneya Banks and Shaw
”a. It_ llilggal overseen oi Mrl. Cur-
II' éatate at Fairfi eid.
rWith. the papers submittedto tothe
New Y colitis by Attorney Shaw
tor a: y Adldavlt in
Ohio 1.23660?! aary‘made by Mrs.
truss or former at-
torneys. Attorney Shaw declares that
an Curtis's told him that the lIW36l'
had tried to msrr her to one of his
clients hecauae :1 er wealth and that
he hat!l arrangea tor the 0000100ij :0
Ipaceat I pray a it
ill. .31.?” aslli’s it...“
llctnoih gt, the timber me'll on good 066d
6 or
ceremony?“ When it I what
was tip excused moment:
pluoment “£35 thenphotér‘m nin an
evatora 0000 b to
:1th Hotel Savoy I'Iheltl Ihd‘wa liv-
In
hearing that a further attempt
lgllt be made to lnveiglaeher into
go marriage. Attorney 8 aw says
rs. Curtlaa told iii
In August 1907. it wai town d that
Mrs Curtiss had married H. (2. WII
llamson a young bachelor of Hart-
iord,‘ Ct” and that alter the wedding
the port! had Adjourned to Mrs. Cur-
tiss‘ yacht. The next day proceed-
lash were started in the probate court
at Fairlield to have Mrs. Curtis: ad-
lam t 131031111 i‘ifm't it Mcantgflfloct
I 9‘? It
666ml been 21162661..“ illii'tlitson
and that the bad man to her yacht
alone.
*-
“ROVER TRAIN ONIW
gupdg Might Asian mo More 90-
Irotivpa. V
The Blind" nl5ht expanse from
Mid to New .Y.0rh.. .whiah is
scheduled to leave Dapbury “71”.“
run over the shore it” amnion one
reel. ago last night thé train came
lin t0 the White IEeEt Elation Danbury
_ rate the gut”
c0013
012% ev'earym Suede
Minot ensmelled- t
’ 6206 divi
gem express thirtsxna
e CIVI'M was ‘belag
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Shi’eé'mll'l'ég nmeh. ‘w lectur. ‘th
Ag” CLUIV MEM¥RI INVITED.
Openiné of New I!“ in Platte-
ville to I. win event.
All members of the midtown Auto
i mobile Club have received notice of
Va reconvene at Snortfllii Wednesday
‘ alteration September 1. at 1 o'clock
when the penile o; Eastoll will cele
hrate the compigtion of ‘thy new stategg.
road leading to port Hill.
c Hit cock, w ln’ plunging
the affair wfh llnave fraugparklna space
hill promises
We a lad the
concert a there will
" could‘ not
It will“ c
y Ind’l
, I I .. . .
”#1060 problem 9.1570th 5
iii than and prlo‘IIMIIIIrIy
~ Wm are
90'. supply of
2666322" till
Corn is
‘mliiI
in the city
“hlln'”a’t
‘V 2‘ V ‘ worIII. th
I and wate
ltenell and sums trains
.. . n
loodl.flohand.poon
Wrist! In:
Lieut. Gov.
”gauway Com
6 and Judge:
ll tilt
amous owing to famous owing to
t léearllg hill climbs hV id there and
the‘ «kill chmin'l deslrés to
MIMI“ 20:10.0 mother as possible
1’. W!!- . ...__:_.______.. .I ..
29H? m» Trustee Maj-
‘Drm’t (bust M garnd old fashion“
giliitshrt 8:0 literary t‘rrt by Prerog‘l
I o In
{2‘ 30K” 0- gifts 1V; Willi bed:
.202 62920922de
was announced tom given Friday has
2222.222
My K
Vhed‘io Mwfim‘r Wald:
thd “Ills 'ielt V
. reported dllrlna the year
one 0‘: is. heivtett ‘I'ilo‘l icigutl Ceilin- ‘;
211th eight coanhea. all well filled, and Co:
”26‘
E; K. Nicholson. The Automobile club 2
66m in _making Sport ‘
tilif'lmfi
what he. II into: to do lie I
““Yes. This is a longfiorut but not too long
for this Icaaott's dress fashions."
This Redfern Model completely env6iops the
hips and is “thoroughly comfortable. sitting. stand-
ing or walking.
The biaclt line beneath the clasp is the stitching
that marks the termination of the bones. The bal-
' ancc of the fabric is unburied and therefore soft.
The SECURITY Hose Supportera hold the
garment clone to the form. whichis
shaped to the height of fashionable figure require-
ments. ,
in this model
Radiant Models are boned with the Arctic bone
——rnc purest and best'whai‘ebonc. and they range in
price from
Will to $25.00 no lull
N. E. -' RYAN CO.
86 Washington Street
it,
South Norwaik
-.-...,,... I 4..
RIUNlON OF TWENTY- EIGHTH.
“Vin 890k.
Norwaiit was represented at the 22d
annual reunion or the 88th Regiment.
New Haven About 42 of the veteran!
were present and wires. doubters
and friends to the number of 20. At
the businehs meeting. 11 deaths were
The 001er
ildont Stephan {€226.66
0M: decretary to t _iilurel‘.
held. C0 A. Billion chap-
.30“ 0. ester. 00. A3626) album
ofV_laIty 'arwerane-‘eioc
L
trier J.
222 12222 52211322
. t: e o _
“ r N660“. PM E? Robert A ll
. oinaston'; 00 F, Edward FIn'n.Wln
0160;060 (1H Raymond Norwilli;
12.090232 Olm‘ste‘ed. Stamford
rattle meeting oles‘hd Freel-
stutth glres‘en‘t‘ed each wombat
V
.s.
'tititul ha to The gift was hi
preaiated. and a vote or thanks
f'ehddtl‘ to him. After the meeting
‘wjdm,’ to dinhilr. and every Incideilt
oi! the day v‘fIs enjoyed. ”Co A led in
theiite‘ndauce. h‘a'ving‘ 19 members
932““ 00.1; had 3‘ Dillard of we
I were read from several members
flow radiates not of the State.
$631.2 shampoo. Henry Brita)
I dean. of Collipan
of. Norwalh. 0&6ng y
m
HIM-i0” GIVEN JN “0870
e...—
New Hutton lotion-oils children His
Lollies. t Mona la Km
61);”.
NEW RAVEN: All]. 81 .-—-The will of
‘ lEtlwal'd Milli”, provides that the es-
late 9,! $090.09.? Illa" remain “'1
distributhd l“. long as th6 laws of
Connecticut allow. 'i‘he fortune is di
'vyllied into tour trust funds. .mcziolhtp
being a Ith
650$ to the moflildren.’ Walter and Jane
mm Wallace. receitec a
rain meat in the Mallet! depart
Vent store on oohditl that he re-
I la the 00101010010 store
ut 3200. 000 Is given in gun“ priv-
Ito and public Manta r mile!
Fits tho- mat excellent coal estste
turtles Ram and owned the
one. department me. in the tune
w
. litvi Kill"? a story at
0114521, imp over Ihiil.
:69?" him ”W 02. to salt ill! Ills"
l ‘06 ran no hard.
Y bloated
0 had to
£31666 he got up
Militia czar the hill
estmr. tench exhaust theol-
has attlllaémdy to do their loot.
$11!”! renal-Illa. The!
03m in. As getin ready to do
they ll ver do.
“-lt .‘IolI mint alias to when im-
lilo '66"
3005. I. also who
years old. who has not
in solo: to 00,
line. .
4.20%-}.
C. 9.. held Saturday. at Satin ltocltl
.. I hope he may.--— rant ‘-
, 2W l" 1 4 ‘ ‘2 .
a is tile latest town to con- -.
Ileana built. The oneohoun .
Ill William W
hunches rule 60hr; goose.
Nomik Romuntod in Glittering at‘A Cathollc’a View 0' the Prcvalcnt
”tritiu- Unrest.
The September Alum-icon Magazine
inflate the following from Thomas F.
\Voodioclt. formerly editor of the
Wall Street Journal. nddroeaed to Ray
Standard Baler upon the subject of
Mr. new. semi... no the Spiritual
Unrest. W!!!“ W. Woodlocit:
"i read with much interest your Ir-
ticiI in the June American 'ul‘llillo.
"People do not arr- to. church—to
the Protestant churchesébecanse the
churth have ceased to teach them
reilgiouI truth with authority. and se-
cause GhI'Mudom Io nilad. outside
the Roman Catholic Church has
ceased. to believe in the fundamental
mom mm.
"The Porteatant churches started
busineiI, so to speak. outs.» basis of
ed to the absolute opposite of that
pofltion. vim. ”works. not taith.‘
Dp5ma is a thing abhorred. creeds
are ‘outwaru.’ all truth to relative,
ntan is not fallen. Christ is not God.
the atonement is a liciiou. and on us»
necessary fiction at that. ever3thlh5
la explained away on natural grounds.
there is no hell to fear—why should
people go to church?
-“Protestani Christendom has al-
ready i0It faith in the incarnation a
depart of it no lon5er believes in
inal sin. and a great many who
at themselves Christiane do not even
Have in a manual God. What is
Nii5i0n'li “he not that noun of
tilutha which express man's relations
with and duty to his Creator What
are those truthsun do mas?
can "23936: 0 religion?
'“There is no Chris ty properly
so called in the world Why—that is.
Christianity as a roiigion~0utslde of
adults}; tholic Chur‘hh Protest-
autism n Ii its for “I In an empty
s all now. and eve the one] is
Pldly disintegrating. 'l’he g’e era-
t new growinI‘ up will populate
tattoyo’u and melt ei abut-Il-
lulled space accordi o the Psalm-
ist And not even-e nod vaudeville
will suffice to keep the churches
o .
lit You wont find the. Catholic
clutrcheVsV closing!"
new. «(New
Moonrise—men. James, M. 1)..
Hm N. Y.; 8. Greenfield. B.
Glow. Bridgeport; J. R. floors. nos
ton: W. C. Javuea. J. 8. Justice. New
Halter. R. F. any. 'l'aunton. 21m:
ll . . cit . .
or? C'l'l‘aries 13““. to “1'0. 66:
66:21.1" ty:
rs’.
G.
es ,
P.' sent
wall,
:lglfllot.
nrlt A.
'Yoat, Pril
hn Morrison.” Edit Ounce:
"321*4‘ NEW:
62
faith. not workslaild now have. auto an
AWNC. A.uno.R.Gould."“NeV‘
0102!: H; '0.‘ Phi-
WHY HE was BASHFuL
A Hutchinson girl declares this
entry in irllc. Shc was visiting at a
small Kansns town rcccntly. and
while there hcr hostess 5avc a party
In her honor, and invited the plclt oi
the whole countryside. Among the
guests was a boy who had been' to
Topeka. so she had heard.
‘Bbo had some acquaintances
in
‘Tope‘lia and tried to draw him out.
flanking: “How did you like Tope-
"l‘he young fellow blushed and look-
ed down hetero he murmured: “Oh.
prett3 well.’
“Do you know many» peeple there?"
she continued. trying to get him inter-
ested and attributing his retlcauce to
bashfulness. -.
‘3‘Wh3 not man he said, tugging
:1 his collar, as f It were strangling
m.
“i suppose you went to the park
while you were there?“ Ihe asked.
"No." he replied. “i did not attend
of the stairs at the park."
'e‘taiited about other things and
later when an opportunity came uh-
6d the hostess why that boy had been
reticent about talkin5 of Topeka.
e‘ WlltilutoII threw up her hands.
oslmuly bad to invite him." she
replied. "He helbnzs to a good fam-
lLv As a matter of fact he has just
returned from 'i‘opelta where he has
been in the reform school!"—Kansas
City Journal.
— "Genera debilitated for year!
Had sick h ches inched ambition.
was worn- out and all run-down. Bur
doc Blood Bitters made me a well
goman. ."——Mra. Chas. Freltoy. Nooaull.
can
sunuvslos.
"1' ve till a great. my mean spite-
66' Plain m H II gamm‘fihl'
u r y e
spitefuiest)‘ W
“What‘s :66“ snow?" asked
her chu “"1'thi0ll5ht It was
all on All
use It Is!" 'Ins'wered Gladys deci
sively. “Put It referring to our
broken lit—broken beyondM
repair. than t men-ohm to his sub
sequent 006,000.?
“What on oath his he done?"
“What bu he done? This is what
he has delta! He’s sent me half a
dozen boxés ot comwder with a
note stating that much as we had
returned to each other é‘verythingil
that had passed he no be
though it only rl htt he must
have hen at I that' ucli home
on his coat since' tho this he first
met me!”——Au5uat Upoiucott's
bonl‘aéh’ahd Anti liver
analgesia! 3’ 'm
fifiW gong-nation
W-
Aft'er .w ”I?“ threes? font- men.
"How II
”Rotten." we “GUM“:z afiumtlew yreply.
ones-
thon.
otmnach
IAx‘Itive.
I
trouble
as it' still
and “re
ml.”
. .211 "f 13 '
AW 03m
Went! Wit berowlters a
livai MI it Iliad! 63:100an wo’tloid.
. 46.0m- ““66";
‘ , ~ 2:2...
ll you 0
2.66066 on 0'22 snagged. Your 61’5th
cit it not IatiI Id. sires. 50c. and
'ocraty. proclaiming that we are
Won 0
, fusion of the
l“ l
a dado LAtlfli-i l! 0000 can THE
.. azure. .
‘ “v.2.”
(80 any» Eugene Wolld in Sum-nos
Magazines 'l
Look at the laugh ill whatsoever
light you will, whether you see it as
the dellvcrer front the bondage to
out5rown notions; a school mantel
with the sharp switch of ridicule to
teach us manners; an apostle of Ili‘lll‘
nil
ill the some clay. made 0! it. and to
return to it. but every lump of it hold-
ing sonic sparkle u! the divine tire.
and Wue Iletldc the mail that tries to
Make us think ho is of different sltlll'!
[not I the laugh. i any in any li5ht
house, and mu will see that It
is not so much the downtail and con
oil-It that makes
uI happ3 that ones our walaibands
trends ire Its-ha mount? out,
that pumps be blood alougt e slug—
xah veins massaging the interior
works and replacing the shopworn.
stock of air wihlto new consignment
us it is the sudden Ihnrp Intense re
nlizutlnn of our personal weiilwing.
Eddfma
‘_ W
new is LIIRARIAN
MAT'i‘EAWAN, N Y._ Aug. 31. v—ln
their search for rexulai- occupation (or
lion) K Thnw. recently recomm e
m the State Hospital for the Criminal
lnaune here. the authorities oi the in
siltntion hate appointed him to the
poet oi librarian.
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thoroughly
f-hb-«W '
cinder trial. lion ~
cularuur"fa'zt ILidl‘vl‘fi" ""
ill rliilllg down the valley. from
New remote on I railroad train the
other day thc edltur chanced to or-
copy a soul with Attornc3 (‘. (1.
Morris who called the Wlller'tt at-
tentlon to the chestnut Irce blight.
which is now making Its appenrance
in l-‘ulrtleld-count , says the Newiowu
ripe. Ii is said to he a I‘m-i tllai an n
result of investigations lliiu the fun
Killll diseases of the bark of cllesinlli
trees in Nr-w York city the depart-
"will of agriculture has recallllllelldcd
till a preventive the careful Inspection
or nursery stock. it all") ndvinen that
us a means of checking the spread of
the disease all affected trees be cut
down and utilized. clue being taken to
burn all bruhh. About five years ago
chestnut trees were observed to be
dying ill New York The cause then
unknown. has since been found in be
a fungus disease of the bark This
disease is very'fatal to the trees, and
it has since spread so as to complete-
ly infest the areas lying near New
York city In the stains of New York.
Connecticut and New Jersey. it has
also been found in scattered areas in
the i-rlsiern states (rum Rhodc ls-
Iund to Virginia. ‘Where is becomes
established It destroys nli
the chestnut illld cillukapln. but no
other species. in Forest Park, Brook
lyn. over 16000 trees have been
killed. One authority estimates the
lo'an from this disease in and around
New York city at mule tlinu 3.1,,000
000. it is believed that this disease
was brought to this counil3 floill
Japan nithought this has not been
pdaitlveiy demonstrated its spread
has resulted mainl3 from the sale of
~ nursery stock. Young chestnut trees
are, sent out from many easteln
nprsoriee, Vin it'll
recently been fond
6? the disease hail
Exclusions to Hunnogtun and
‘ Valley Grove
on and Affir- random. June 21 1909.
. The 0w Ind Commogleua
Steamer Huntington
Carr. WILLIAM 0. Willie.
Will Run as Follows:
LE V! tiu "mm N or Narnia
Md ‘Jflld halting It'd: _iiS a.
m. and 2110 p.111. ‘
Lama pout L
24.00de 606»
101' Run
not: at 8 2.
aficbnslon Tlcxémfo. soc; uuoLE
PM
qludran. 0 to 13 years. Excursion 350;
801520 “120.080-
Will stop- It VALBEV GROVE Mou-
sV days and Friday on Iltnd'i. '
We ...«.. .4.» Id...
.‘, 6.2 A V; :22, ..
WW2?
f $1.99 $252.50
122 WASHINGTON STREET.
PHONE 542-2.
i‘w‘hfll
mm.
iWorh. Della. Oct
Enmufiny' and Int-aw
M. V! I:-
'i‘he Reed & volt 8106112“ 00.
It waspmnroh cranes.
tout-ll uol‘twaul‘t'.
6.66:. £12. $38.11: II
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