’ '. HARVA’ND”
healt'"l:a"w"rinés“1.'owfli”wui hits
.I It. Ion-IIW- .. I.
..I
DANNWEIIW (dot. ii.~ Lonrned
., y... ‘l
'9"
v
loss while basalt elf cred
ha‘ (i ogusa to IdIIotion
‘ ‘nt row of Irvard I new
It .. debt. as uwnsce [Me-ll. A
few of those from far distant lands
reac d thqe univip'sity city a few days
rater port came today
ef§0hl thmadivoI on than
a institution at .tha
. ,. up
ay of prefiratlon' through-
out the university. All the usual no-
tivltteii were Huspe‘nddd. onus
college yard was the scene of hurry;
”(ytifitgongsb of sitidoerpfesptIrg as
. Dumb In to ”mitt“ mirth?
. 93W l 9
VI on buifwnmndasoh Idv
nt of .h .wsi‘lls of Uni-
1%”, Hail, lawman?" well
:w e letya
- Inibuy by on gum... Eliot. the ‘aec.
W
orators added a few finishing touches
Wm” m0“ Parks 9' Norwalk, u to the btckpoundm for, the lmposin
vpiii‘ssmsssumuuxsrk city. “slimy: "m m um
W .Il e do met
The Not-walk. Club is having a now "£1.33th M ed “Witlfiights 1”“ a?
pool-‘Isblo put in theorems! my“ --
Edward Bernard mil Roland Platt.
l I
WW
Various little hincilonn were held
durlltw the day.t the hcaiis of the dif-
tII . Innon stir fore schools entertain ng the visit.
a; “mums" ””9’.‘?;". Dis It receptions. toss and private'
' ' dingy-p
W
ration committee was In
Miss Ida Clarlt, or Sflvsvmlne. lI undat W5" tick-
spsnding I few days is damn Norwalk
with relatives. . I
W
'I‘III Tuesday evening class of the
W I Ohlll'ilh “Imam sstthis evs~
Remission
nib Imus o‘clock
is t a leader.
Mr. and Mrs. In. 1. Church, of West
port Ivenus are spending I few days
in Niw York 'cin. l
- Hrs. Malia ”idly“, or 76 Sprlnl
street. his return tune from a two
wks' leIt to mussels.
Miss hyrue lay. of Monroe
street has éntel‘éd n anotth year- In
the ”Ethic Normal School for teachers
at New Haven. '
mn‘n—ii-n
Miss Helen Smith has resumed heI
dutie in the Noeralk Hospital Iftei
not it ys' v'IoItion lipont In Ridge
hold. Na Jone?
Miss IIueIII Chsdeayne Is spending I
tow days with .Vreiativos during LII.
Hudson celebration at Oaslnging and
Tarrytnwn..N
it was Id tno IIIll In the univer-
sity could asst the grant throng. so a
temporary stage was built in the col
loge yard, where a crowd of 15.000
could be seated. yet so insistent were
the. muostgsnd so numerous came the
pleas for a chance to see the spectacle
that it was apparent today that Iran
the vast stnudium, the scene or the
university sports. would scarcely have
been suiticient to have accommodated
the vast army.
HOTEL ARRIVALO.
Mlhlckem°~D. P. Mulvihill.
8 New Hampshire: C. Mints, city; (I.
L. Wright. New York; C. K. War~
mouth. New Haven; J. A. IluggI. U. S;
3. Vermont: H. L. Wilson. P. C. Sher-
or. J. W. Green New York; C. H.
Acton, Norwnlk: t‘. A. Rockwell. New
Haven; .l. Barutz. New London; R. L.
For uson, Mt. Vernon; W. Mtuck.
Dan ury; A. S. lamb. Troy: W. A.
Benedict, city: J. Hamilton. Boston:
J. E. Keating. M. O‘Neil. Bridgeport:V
E. (Eraser-I, L Grove, N, Parr. M. Parr.
Providence. R. L; E. IIiil, Jr.. James
1‘. Powers. D. Keogh. city: Philip A.
.Th 0 II’ b fihe South McGovern, New York; B. A. Edwurds.
Homilies uns M” '[cuh sham. '“1 Bridgeport; .I. w. C. Gllman. c. E.
ho ld their COBB; figs? ‘1‘ of the win Btuggs. C. E. Cockrun. Boston; '1‘ I.
t:r, “3'13”!” Fab]. Bridgeport; M. P. Hullock. J.
E. Paul. city: H E. Austin. M H. Ei-
drigs New York; P. J. Edwards. city;
W. K. Rowe. New Haven; A W. Drey-
uss. city; Roscoe Lamont Washing-
tI..D 0.; C. J. hicKeny. Jersey Cit :
C. nJ. Solomon. W. J. Whitney. W. .
‘9 ghase. F. 1):. Purcsl; TWCOMONIII New
ork- 0 Hang P W char.
"*9“- East "9""!1‘I'9 ”RD” ”“1" I" Boston; Chester P. Clark. city; .1. A.
vacation sojourn of ahmitt two Week Wallott and wife, 1. B Hana. New
“Wt“fl’ls WWW“ warm: 9. Scott 'Ncw vars. A L
mags. White Plains; H. K. Gould.
E'uok DIIBflMGlIMMgKaiapviAichu Byrscuss; IL (5. Browne. New York;
Iilpfiingfgwai‘gnfm ”3:630.“ I’M-”17:1.l HauIbINBoston; J. C. Huston.
v‘IItnessed the HIgMW Edited on ebrs- etown. ' Y‘
ton
Court DeAInlcis held In lnterstlns
meeting last evening at Foresters
PM in, Itslroa road are i'I‘lie Court
will hv ’l- tutti). h'bn the Sufi
day following Columbus Day. ,
Tomorrow at an in. there will be
a business meeting stuns mm..- AII‘I
about! 9i the 1pm Methodist Epls
copal Church In the church parlors. All
are requested to be ”WW on' timp.
_.._.._'.....‘.,...a
Douglas Fowler Climb 4‘0 '48 Son!
of VIII “unwillilme .. on
use. 9. 01‘:
ugh Lava. 1,- ~ 5 rd ls accompanied by his wife. The
I too Waugh: M Ilium ,1Ghanooiim‘ car was attached to the 1: I3 train 9.9.
1!; the commander. of New Haven yesterday afternoon. t
will go west over the New York Con-
tra] lines.
At I o clock tomorrow evening there
will be I business 13¢“ of the a;
mirth League 0! flit! fist I. .,
church In the sundown I room.
bliss Harriet 8. . Cottase
—Woman loves a clear. rosy com-
plexion. Burdock Blood Bitters purines
the blood, clears the skin restores
ruddy, sound health.
MR. OIERD OIB WEST.
Ex-General Superintendent W. G.
Blerd. of the New Haven road. who is
leaving the big system to take charge
as general manager of I road in the
Denim West. will go to Minneapolis
III special car No. 400 of the INGW=HIt
vsn road. This car. which is a direc-
tors car on the New Haven road, is
fr AI
'rnere will on financial mesons 0'
the omcisLJIoII-o of must II..aI. II. It. Pollook- who is to succeed
church tomorrow evening at 7: it. Jim Bierd as general superintendent.
o'clock in closer NM- lf'1ou are” "I given I dinner at
I member try a M prsidlitas bust. iasrde by the Hartford Business Man' a
nose of Importance is to be transacted. AIsoclItlo Friday night. Mr. Pol
look bin or some years been located
at Hartford. .
AT NEW LONDON”:
.__....__.._1
Ethel Stevenson returned last even.
l.“.f;°$.".‘£ti‘i.t. "I" “ll“
.ProiJh
P Stevenson. Mry'Stevenson's death
an! «I: grout“ shock to the tinny 'an
cialiy. and to his niece as she had
just returned Itrom I visit with him.
I'l‘hs annual teachers' convention
under manganese: oi Icgnnsctictil
to 1‘ cans” association; will
ld Friday, October 23. Hartford and
mm dingworths recent
guitars. but“
of 200.
NEW LONDON. Oct. lir-In an un-
yesterday the Democrats slanted Bry~
nl‘ Mahan mayor by a plurality of
206. ahnn carried all the wards in
the city except nus. Trio I‘Id‘erm‘en
the convention cities.
4er . I
last year. I
W
- ’qusiisssoon OIIRIIN IIILs.
ismeuauoiacoiwtse—m
'1 Japan. ”will “#3 o
Inonth’i vacation I
, om will be ba.tha‘.itrdns‘post.'fhn
1.9“ 'a marqhm
sari were rzc g”
Conlpl Generall Hunt. . murwl .. . 2:1.
flatlon of?
WELLESLEYI W
‘. lesloyICollm ODquIIIOB its uni
academia your my mini spout I too .
ltudsnts a record
Ifinlgrnncel cl
y about
too School.
“dated vi
it».
all -
pug uni
men from the leading educational lIi- “
“mucky“ mid-«stream Into -
re
in: Iclory III the World.
[UP '
12718. North. Main Street.
roughly stocks d for the trip. It”. I
the Hotel '
MIlIIII Elected Mayor by 's‘ MIon-Ity ‘
usually cloIely contested election hora V
on the Democratic ticket wens I ted.
be ”II, no mum-m “Wopcflm‘
cars. The council stun s the same as _ y
W ”WTnQWiiI
“k loot.”
pdiose‘
33363
5
hly‘ skilled labor In th’i finest stove
Every rungs lI fully gualantnod.
'I‘Hl“ Hllii RANGE is made in many models and designs. In without a
L' '"
dee of
the best material by lilg
doubt the most serviceable and satisfactory range on the market today.
It bps mote iIIIpI-ovements than any other range and costs no moIe than
those of inferior quality.
lug tachools
Used and recommended by all the leading conk-
llins
”rimér‘n Dlt mi and tritium
' ' South Norwalk. Conn.
t
‘ I
I
L! YOU EARN"
1in School
Stilt ’5. 1663
soon nourutv
aooots nits.
South North”: Conn.
Ni
0?st 0c
aooxxssrmo.
sI-IonTI-Imo.
rveszTINo.
ENILIIH.
United jams Building
M6 1:er
I‘.‘ r -i
The Hatch & Bailey Co
SOUTH NOR WALK. CONN.
vaao TEL. «2. will. TEL. m.
I?
s
from a Piggery to a Palace
WI would call particular Ittsutlon 16 our Moulded Woodsn Guitars.
mass In two sins of Douglas fir. Ins mast canals of most-II woods; will outr-
iIIt mstat and II men Iraamsntsi.
Aha we confidently memo-Ian: "Lincoln Rooting" for roofs and also for
flashing in plans of mstai. Doss not rust or dsasy _Ind Wlll last I ilfatima.
NI Iii—Outing um» months we will class “tumors promptly at
noon... V
O. B. Jitmulgmrmdoashd-‘ll 'i
Optima
‘t LISA I...“
Everything In the Optical Line.
5
‘I.
i
A----AA-A-A--AA-AA-
vvvvvvvvvvvvvyvvvvvv
E es mined F ee Berghols. In view of the fact that
y ’3. China has been following lhf' same old
._ .I, I ‘ 3 customs for several thousand years."
5. WALL gnu“; puo'ugmm ‘ ' uoawnut. he snyu she cannot be expected to
. ,. . . . cast them aside in a day.
' mm It is stated that the demand for ma-
NIw‘ nu It'ym Arriving only;
For atyig, durability Int! Comfort they can-
not III beat.
. , $3 50 $4.00 $5.00
FLYNN 5. RYAN
90 Washington emu. loath Norwalit.
. iiiiliil ‘ Illlliii liilili
are in firstolass condition.
overhaul It regularly;
should be nothing needing repairs
have examined it.
. The new Fall Walsts Ira trashy daiiifir fill” lilviting and show tagger-
faction the doitnass and skill oi III d ”y? assdio-workau. The
tyiga IVI-p In great “I: is «so. Wait can be had In “9'.
III and meal I.
We also have ”an Ito-ictlvc line or Lingsrls Wat ts. some hand embrold
winged and others" dsintliy trimmed with WM smiimidery. .
WIIIII women not» ths' Igood style. Imoisimmriailaad tine worinnan-
mshlp they will buy thes‘a viaists' anl'nltiy amour IOVJIHM
l . .
l" train '
as WasIIIIIMON VsrREs'r.
a: ,_ 6N
. cl: (5... Fixturesl Maniios Uidbsfuii‘aurnsrs
Porcelain EIIIn'IIen nus: IIII‘ Foot Tubs Lavator
iss. ClosstIVI and MMLIFWM .II I
‘ the present spoon,
prove very pro ”9.; x r- W
WI tumish III sandalwood do the work well.
I
. i
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
U. s. .
; lili mum’s Piiil
shonldihiways he sure their machines
For there
is no getting down under the auto for
them if things go Wrong on the road.
The only-satecourse Is to have us
Even if there
you'll fast mars continent after we
If you am II have lihmlilhflt or wIIn to lmprova
mm at}. Iouaomm will
our.
Unrssincsu Bum Created in Pin.
Over the Sending ol Heavy
Reinlorcausnis
m
PARIS. Oct. (Inw’l‘he preparations.
for the extension of Spain's operationa‘
III Morocco; involving the sending of
heavy reinforcements, are (aerating in.
mam .
Dresses
(nut. Suit or Dues, unil unnilug
lhai can possibly be procured in
of Suits, ('tlillfl. lll't'Iiril‘S, i‘lt‘. Ali
" tits, Caps;
and Coats .
EN‘I) woman contemplating paying from till to 830 for her new '
PACE THREE
the III) hoist style and quality V
r the price should inspect our line .
t'l‘lllliillil free. No two lIllIIi‘.
creasing uneasiness III I’m-is. 'l‘he Per
tit l‘arialan. a journal owned by Min-
Istai‘ of (‘oiIIIIIi-rce llupuy, in what is
believed to he an inspired nilicle, says
that Spain‘ I: program seems to go be-
yond the object originally communi-
cated lo the powers It provokes sp~
prehensinn in mumps, especially in
London and Paris. The colonial our
thuritiea of Algeria have notified I'u-
rla of the existence of a fanatical ex-
citement in the lnIeIIoI and speak. of
danger along the Algerian frontier if
Gen. Marina the I-oIIIuIander oi the
apnnlsh fort-cs in Morocco nttempls'
to push his expedition southward from
‘zeluan.
iII contluslon the paper Intimatea
thut the repoIts from the Interior 01
Spain Indicate that there. in grave
Mi‘liincty
t
E
FOR EVERY OCCASION
l
MAGNIFICENT PRESENTATION OF
RICH HATS.
$3.98 to $1009
danger of serious trouble in home as
)soon as the countiy is denuded“ of
troops.
The Spanish embassy here is under
heavy guard. night und day, as It Is
feared that the IIIIcelouu revolution-
aries are plotting the assassination of
the Marquis dsl Hunt. the Spanish am-
bassador, as I means of forcing the
government to abandon its repressive
measures in Catalonia.
MADRID. Oct. fi.~'l‘he lmpnroinl to-
day contirma the report that the
Moors south of Zviunn llflVi‘ received
numerous reinforcements from. the
lit—nldlllrrliiguvl and Anna tribes. Riffs
to the IIunilit-r of [0.000 are now on
trenching themselves on the heights
surrounding Zrluuu.
92 Washington
Street
MIN
out: man: WITH cums.
Amsrica. As Well As Other Countries.
Recsiving Few Orders.
WQSHINIITON, Oct. fi—Auwrii'u is
not the only country that is not build-
lug IIp'n thriving trade in China. The.
Chinese are buying from no foreigners
in grout quantities. That is the View
taken by Consul-General Leo llergholts
of Canton.
American travelers in Chino. after
calling attention to its immense re.
sources and great population. attribute
the scout trade with America to lack
of enterprise ou the part of American
merchants and manufacturers, but
. tourists from England and Germany
are making similar complaints regard-
Ing the trade of their own countries.
lays Consul-General Berghots.
Spurred on, then. as all the couur
tries; are by keen rivalry, the lack of
enterprise. and rightly so." suya Mr.
chlnery in China will increase as the
country standard of civilisation risen.
but there In little doubt that the do
mand will he met by the ability of the
Chinese to copy, with the aid of for-
eign engineers. IInd model. The Geo
man and English practically control
the Chinese market. The introduction
of machinery Into China. no doubt
will be met with some opposition ow-
ing to the fact that it will throw a
large number of people out of eniploy~
meat. as most of the work now Is done
byhand.
We guarantee to
Condemned to death. a prisoner In
Greece is kept in confinement for two
yoitsrs before the.aontence- is carried
on .
_...____..,_.___.__..___
WEDNESDAY
Blue Oat
r
. W
IPICEO. EX‘TRACTB
II.
1
“The House of Activity and Progresnf.’
-3 of your Coal bills
Heating and Plumbing Co.
23 MAIN 3mm, noawnmt
In Addition to the Usual Checks
YANG“. CORNUTARGH, TEA, COFFEE, Etc.
h Norwalk
TZ’SS‘“
Conn.
save from 1-2 to
corona" 6;
Meal Dish
UH: i". .1' I
CHOCOLATE. COCOA.
Anecessitytoths
Soveretg
”19c Can 1
’ .‘Il XIIIIIJII.
Improved Methods
Thoroughly Reliable
mil? Fit‘fihg. Mi. ‘ I
Aodtilbination which has made THE
ELITEIVII. popular‘ and . desirable shoe.
$5.56 tinnitus
Wear Shoes Tin Fit
III wssugtfla‘tou IrIssr
.... ..quwoow'a.wasns.
who was preaching the funeral sermon.
"our deceased brother was cut. down in
a single night—torn from the arms of
his loving wife, who Is thus IciI n wid-
ow at the no of 28 5'9“"!!-
"Twenty-Ila, If you please," nabbed
" . .mw London Telegraph
"tile? Initiator“ sold the ci’er'gyifiiin!
the wt oil: In the front new In she
an Instant from her hand‘
malt-tag of good old
IdsutgySplcm I
‘ edit Gwen
126 pump“
nit!
iliiil‘
Iv.)
nTM‘JNO NO CHAN
"Whao‘t mam-star with your» ‘1'
education?” said the friend. "III this
letter you wrote me y it use a litth“
l for the first person I gulari" ‘
“I dldv it on purpose," waa'thsV WI.
swer. “There is no telling. “madam.
when thI Illsnlsia may III on m;
trsil. I want to avoid Iaythlnailhm.’
in no trunnion V“ tom swell:
Iggsratsd osc.’—~
Norwalk Chronicler