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DUDLEY BUCK DEAD.
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Organist Ind Composer Was Born in
Hartford Sevent’lehrs Ago.
WEST ORANGE, N. .i., Oct. 7.——
Dudley Back. the. organist and compos-
er, died here at the home of his son
yesterday. His death was sudden.
He had just returned from a two
years’ nbsencelin Europe.
Mr. Burk was 70 years old, lie was
born in Lelpslg conservatory. lie com
posed the Cantata sung by 800 \'0l(‘t‘B
at. the opening of the centennial at
Philadelphia and became famed as it
coiuposer of pastoral illtlHli,‘.
He was organist at the Church of
I Holy Trinity and retired from all but
the. oratorio work and composition in
1902.
Two sons, Dr. I“. T. Burl.- oi iii-
dianapoiis, ind, and Dudley Burk, .ir.,
of West Orange, Ii widow and a dough-
ter survive him.
-—Woman loves a clear, rosy (‘tllll
lilexion. Burdock Blood Bitters purities
the blood, clears the shin, restores
ruddy, sound health.
A ERICANS DEFEAT JAPS.
’l‘t)‘ 10, Oct, 7.~The University oi"
Wiseonsin nine inflicted another dd J
tent on the Waseda University teiim
today by the score of i’: to 0. The vis-
itors made seven hits and two errors.
while the Japanese players were cred-
ited with four safeties and three this
plays.
As a rule. It man is only ready to
turn over ii new leaf when the old one
is iiill.
on we w. in mono l
l
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Funeral Dfrootor
. and tmbolmor.
10 North Main St" South Nor-walk
Residence, a Washington 8:.
Telephone It offlos. 336-2.
Tslsphono It house, "I.
Hotel Mahackemo
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
IIHVICE AND CUISINE UP TO DATE
KATIE” PER DAY AND UPWARD
ONE ESCAPED.
Mr, i’ecli-~—"i see by the paper that
an eminent scientist has asserted that.
our pi isoiil: are gradually being filled
with bloiides."
Mrs. i’eekvv—‘diavc they caught. that
liglliviltlll‘t’ll thing in the next block.
who flirts with every married man site
on s?”-i.iic.
A iew years mail and the household
r'efoinieis will be urging the daughters
to ieiiiu cooking and teach it to their
nIoIheI s.
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(Gregory Boulevard)
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PROPRIETOR.
EVERY Lon'e unassiue'cuhm-
ass
should be equipped with a dainty
snow white, one piece “Standard" Por-
celolii Enameled liuvatmy.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running water
in your dressing chamber sleep-
ing apartment or first floor toilet
3 room? its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent mo-
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i
chanics. honest and reliable. .
(“Bast‘Norwalk has been sending her
usual delegation this week to the Dan—
bury Fair.
’l‘lie iegiilar nioekly prayer meetings
will be held this evening at the East
Avenue Methodist and Advent Chiis
tluii chuiclies.
The trees are now beginning to show
the effects of the recent light frosts.
The leaves are turning Ii golden brown
and the usual beautiful full picture is
grsdpaiiy nssiiiiiiug form.
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On account of the hazy atmosphere
fishermen and others traveling on the
water this morning were obliged to
obserde much caution. The haze was
also as severe as a heavy fog.
Edward Parks, the popular young
man employed at the market of Air
drew Anronson, on the Washington
street bridge. is figuring on attending
the Ilnnbiiry Fair. .
Mrs. Alfred B. Boutwsll. of Stepney.
entertained the members of the class
of 1904. Norwnlk High school, at the
home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. 0.
Tuesday.
0
The indications seem to be that the
the Ilridgepoit beds will have a better
week than last week. The weather
has been clear all or this week and
there have been no gales.
Albert Eldredge, an East Norwnlll
young man. is experimenting with the
flying machine principle. lie has al-
ready built a model. it is stated, and
hopes to liiilid a machine that will go
straight up. instead of from a flying
start.
The Ryder & Howard market was It
nieecu for slgliiseers this, iornlng on
account of the sale expl sion. The
souvenir hunters were also on the job,
anxious to get Ii small piece of the
wreckage. The bridge was considera-
bly excited oVer the blowout.
The drnwlIriIige repairs necessitat-
ing the closing of the structure to nor.
igntion were completed yesterday and
the _iIi:ldge ls again in shape for turn-
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_ REAL ESTATE
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made for your tenants—by having
Electric Lighting, Dells. Private Tole:
phones. Annunciators, etc. installed—-
we'll tell you how and furnish all
materials.
This is the Electric Age and 3M
Landlord who is up to date gets be
good paying tenants.
The Reed & Voilt Electrical (in.
so wnumo'rou s'rnuv.
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this building. Ono Insn said that I
complaint had been made to the it ‘ghl
outlier but: without result: As
business men nut that owing to the
madman of hip throst it would be 1m:
ssiblo for him to remain long on
the bridge.
'which crossed the bridge were cough:
Bl:
‘A resident of somew avenue says
he was all "riled up" this morning by
ad incident that transpired within his
right; Since the crushed stone with
distributed over the roodbe’d; vehiclel
have worn a path close to the sidewalk
J‘ J. 9mm “longer.
and many drivers fall to Idvo passen-
lioward King, in Van Zandt street,‘
natural giowth oystermen at work on '
Supper or Tobie D’H ole Dinner. .,
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.shivniiv DINNERS, 75c
6108p.m.,50
Banquets a Specialty
TIL. OAJLL 008.
City National Bank w:
scum NORWALK. coup. J
,ThANIAc'rs A asses-AI. BANKING
‘ , ousmsss
mo
do list
$100,300.00 Iionoooo
his Delfoilii‘flem, $3 and 05 per your.
IWIN WI MATHEW“)... Pros.
JOHN HI KNAPP, 1st Vine-Prob.
rssosnlgk H. nowm. 2nd Vice-
‘ WILMIH DODWSLL, Splitter
Surplus Ind Profits
OTHER FiNIBHI.
sup coils. our
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HAVE COMI
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vii. MuIIoIII room of All Nstlons II
‘ AtVour plopossl if You
0wn an Edison
Fireside Phonograph
idly WI Show you the New FlrsIJliiI
Model listsl ling so
$2.200
And lxpi'sih How :st it is to Own
J Juliet Let's Tstk it Over.
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ing rapidly. The structure was opened
‘ up this morhing for the tug Norwaik
without any triiuble
Owing to the thick Weather yester-
day morning. George B. Van Alstyne
and party did not go across to 11mg
island on their fishing trip yesterday
as intended instead. they cost ancholz
off Blosson’s Reef and had quite a sac:
cessl'al day. They returned home with
about titty pounds of blackfish.
The EnstNorwslk hunters . have
been out frequently since the law went
off on October 1, but hunting is still
slow on account of the thick foliage.
The birds get into a tree and it is
next to impossible to catch sight of
them again sufficiently to take aim and
tire. Q
Edward Schoonover, who was so
badly injured by a tall from an apple
tree at his Winnipouk home. is getting
along fairly well. it, is believed, but he
will be laid up rot some time. Mr.
Schoonover has many friends at
end of the town who were sorry:
i learn of the accident and hope for an
early recovery.
Charles l.a(‘.rolx., the well-known
right hand assistant of A. R. Hefner
at the lutter‘s Washington street
bridge establishment. is taking a day‘s
vacation. Charley didn't say where he
was going. but his many friends were
rather inclined to think he was head-
ed for the Danbnry Fair. George Gull
ridge is looking after his duties dur-
ing his absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mullhot, of no
Washington street. on the bridge. en-
tertained a company of about twenty-
tlvo friends Tuesday evening at their
home. in honor of the twentieth anal.
versery of their marriage. The Pas-
time orchestrn furnished music during
the evening and one of the. features
was dancing. An elaborate repast was
also served. Mr. and Mrs. Mullliot
received many handsome gifts.
it has been reported that the elec-
trical apparatus iii the motor generator
house is in bad limbo. but a member
of the joint fire district committee
and electrical commission stated today
that the report is untrue. Ho explain
ed that there had been ordinary wear.
but aside from this there had been no
trouble. A slight diiilculiy caused the
lights to go oiit'mtly. but this has
been entirely remedied.
. The (ionedlct h‘urins bridge is now
nearing completion and the weak on
the Washington street bridge is being
pushed as fast as possible. As soon
on the work at the South Norwalk Ip-
preach to the draw is finished. opera-
tions on the East Norwolk side will be
started. As on the South Norwalk
side. there will be considerable spite
driving. to re enforce and replace
those which have been rotting for
years.
The people along the Washington
street bridge were again msd clean
through this morning on accou ,f the
smoke nuisance, due to the 6 lion
‘by the rights of the road union the
some other yehlcle that you look for
ward to a collision without much fear
and an instance of thin port is referred
to. A milk wagon was headed for the
Benedict Form bridge and a bicycle
rider who was desirous of observing
the law by not riding on the sidewalk
was coming from the other direction.
The milk wagon driver kept his course!
close to the curb and had, the bicycle
rider done likewise he would havd
been injured. To save himself from
being hurt, he jumped landing on the
sidewalk The milk wagon driver only
laughed. no I... i .
u.‘
,u
Frederick raga, II' resident of this
place. who was taken to the Norwalk
Hospital a few days ago as the result
of injuries received in an automobile
accident in North avenue. was operated
on yesterday by Dr. Ward Gregory,
assisted by Dr. L. M. Allen and Dr.
.l. G. Gregory. of Norwulk.‘
~Groceries for sale below cost for
the next two weeks, owing to transfer
of business. 8 packages of Quaker
Oats. 250: 3 cans Milk for 25c; 8 cans
best Corn. 25c; 3 cans best Peas. 25c;
3 qts. Beans. 2pc; Shredded_Wheut.
10c: best Prun‘es. ‘I'c lb.: W heatena.
iiic pkg: 3 cans best Tomatoes. 25c
Boston Grocery 00., RoWoytnn.
ililliil ill! lllllliillill.
lienjamln St. John took a trip to the
Daubury lv‘air on his motor cycle. Tues-
qu.
William (1. Perry will sing a solo.
Sunday evening. at the Darlen Meth-
odist Church. St
The Dorian Business Men‘s Assoclii
tion will hold a monthly business
meeting next Monday evening.
Arrangements are being made for a
dance for the young people shortly.
of the Dnrlen Town Bull. The event
may be held Monday evening.
The Dnrien hunters have‘been out
in considerable numbers ever since the
first of pctpbqr but the complaint
here as elsewhere is that the leaves
are still so thick on the trees as to
make hunting difficult.
Mrs. Charles Stout, New York, boot
Min Francis Grlscom. Philadelphia, 2
up sad 1 to so, in the women's national
golf tourney. yesterday. Miss Dorothy
Campbell. Scotland. beat Mrs. E. ii.
F'ltler. Plilindellihln,4 up and l to go.
Willillili
Ell ll. Mead has
White Pisins.
returned from
Last Sunday was observed as parish
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u.«—i1:oox. nod; me. soon,
siidxhtouih.
:Inv ,
{to mh'iéxfi ”isobaric,
day at Christ church.
No teacher has yet been secured to
teach the school at Good Hill.
Owing to the high price of grain
the price of poultry is very high.
Henry Jennings has closed his roll
deuce in Greens Forms for the win
ter.
Mrs. Louis Shipmsn has been on
tertalnlng relatives from Newark
N. .l.
The Misses Nathalie and Marjorie
Mitchell are visiting out of town
f.rlends
The board of aoiooimon met Tues-
day and transacted their usual month
iy duties.
.. Mrs. Oscar Williams hos returned
8:00 3:3}: 2?»;910502 163,51;ng from a two ‘Jwe‘eks' visit in South SI-
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ti 321.3.55. ‘1 ' * ' 2' ‘ William tar as formerly ot
‘ ' 01s., 0: “s ' ‘3' :0: 0°.“ 9““ “1‘ , Sturge- o S has secured a position
in humour I
Miss Den n. ,who has been visit
his in tow has returned to hr
home in No, Tork'
The Ladies‘ Aid Society of to Meth-
odist Church. hold on importsn moot-
lng yesterday ofternoon .
W—
MIIIII Katherine Wilcox has been
appointed administrntrls on the s
we "of her brother; Oberlin B.'Wl
“"Sc'v‘émi at our townspo’opio hva‘
been to the shore looking for escal-
lens but do not most with very good
spoons-I . - . .
.ioliti" W. Morris is this. ism
‘Sifltd stops oddodtn will a front
”canon It his modulate hunts
t'
It Compo.J
in: mid" Min. Robert Lead. in. Ind
Mrs. J; Augustus I Ind daughter.
' Ruth. hmmtimi from S smith
- visit in New Yul-holly. ~ I
Obtl‘lltdiik. 0f WHWI Wk:
“ out on mam
Ilio corn cult/Ir. is getting slang.a
loot wool:
. soil no serious res rolou
This morning even dogs »
the other follow boo a stone cart or .
yesterday.
The teachers and pupils of our
town last year raised over 8500 tip
the improvement of the schools and
grounds. Greens Farms school raised
$150 of that amount.
The cement walks which have been
laid in the past your in our village cost
$2. 790. 26. The expense was borne
by the town. property owners and the
Women s Improvement Society.
Rev. Mr. Taylor began a second
series of sermons on “The Christian
Life," last Sunday. In the evening he
spoke on Hudson and Fulton, and [lids-
by the past.
WiSlllii.
Mrs. Lyman Beers is entertaining
' her built from Bridgeport.
Mrs S. B Puncher has spent a few
days of the week in Monroe.
M
afo
.George Drew has returned from
days' visit in New York.
Bishop Brewster confirmed a close at
Emmanuel Church, on Sunday evening.
Charles Horn returns today from a
few days' visit with Brooklyn relatives.
A large number of our townspeople
are in Danbnry today, attending the
Pain In
M
Mrs. Bolles, of Bridgeport. has re-
cently spent a few days with Mrs. Ell
Wakeiniin.
Mrs. Herbert Hall. of South Nor-
walk. has spent a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Hull.
llornce Hunlbutt is exhibiting a num-
ber of his prize Hereford cattle at the
llanbiiry Fair. this week.
John Benton and sister. Miss Ella.
have returned from a visit with their
sister. Mrs. Edwin Hoyt. of Norwalk.
.l. Merwin Beers has returned to his
home in Norwalk. after a few days‘
visit with his grandson. Henry Mer
win Tro v.bridge
Mrs, Vanderbilt Godfrey and her Ila.
ters. M? Thomas and Mrs. Freeborn,
are in arrytown. visiting their broth-
er William Hoyt.
Mrs. William Moses has returned to
Westport after a few days‘ visit with
Rev. and Mrs. Dlghinn Moses. at the
Congregational parsonage.
There will be it special district meet-
ing held in the Upper Perish School
house. on Saturday evening. October
ill. for the purpose of considering cer-
tain matters regarding the town msn
sgemont of schools. and to take action
toward repairing the interior of the
school building.
At the town election on Monday. the
Democratic party elected their entire
ticket. with the exception of the town
clerk. Arthur 0 Bradley being Igsiil
chosen for that office. The board of
solectinen is now composed of Wilbur
Slut-gen. d.. first: Orlando Andrews, In.
second: George Sherwood, r.. third.
'l‘nx collector. Brig-Jr BJ. Perry. I]. Trees:
Iirer. Stephen Godfi' J
llill Lilith!
According to a new order lubed by
the Borough Board. Tuesday evenlhg.
the saloons will be closed in the fu-
ture st 10 p. m. The order become op
erstive lost night. There is not so
much opposition to this rule as some
people might at first think. The honor
men appeared before the Board Tubs-
duy night and mildly opposed the hr-
ly closing upon the ground that th n
were many people who «Dali-ed a so d-
wlcli and I gloss of beer late at at
and they also stated thei custom rs
arrived on the 10:30 train who wt) in
be dobarred liquid refreshment up or
this new arrangement. it was alipha-
tlmuted that the saloons closing «thus
early gave foreigners lselling lilogsgily
the opportunity of tgetti air a still
or market to st hi hi. nrge'ooo
Horoldli. ii.nd..T B. olive sud
srd S. Raymond favored the unit on
and Surgeons BB Suwanee. FA. 8‘.
Knapp and William 8. Simon were oil-
poned. Warden Harry 0. Turner 6 r
clsed his right to cost the duct n.
vote. and favored the early clositig:
The three burgessos who we ed
againit the resolution that Moral
s'ood masons for this stiltude.- and
were of the opinion tbs: no long so
the town voted IlcsnIe. it was much =
better to hsv’e the pieces legalistic
to soil disposing of liquor durl rose
Ionsble hours rather than I goo por-
tins of the foreigners living in hiiio in
the suburbs. enticing people into”!
awe: and rennin! the harvest ‘0! he
' extrs hour of outline“ that“ had. -ol~
ways been shotsd to the saloons.
There was no friction onions the
bars of the Sonia and the III p
or. did not opposi- nullity! displeased.
They will be Istisilbd with the «in
hours respite offered them providini
of “than“ is enforced on liloul selling. 0
SFANIAIDS Ionvirvmo Towps.
MillblLLIA. Morocco. Oct. 'Te—Tiis
Spanish troops on today, annexed in
terrifying Nader and below. Biocle- J‘
noun-I will be erected. big Inns insist.
led. and s railroad built between the
’two towns.
IMAJDBS). Oot. Ammonia. Moan
mug”: content to the rootlets-I
I constitutional admins“
those who visited the Danbury Fair
1!. il DOSSiblS to do l0.”
‘st’ so. of site I] tie it sell” til it
trated the possibilities ‘of the future 1 9 89 Q t ' D I
CHICAGO Ont? twin-outfit flu
Johnson. at the American Leads,
for PltisbJurg, lest} night, to Jain P
dent Heydler. of the National
and Chairman Hermann one day a
advance of the 996MB of the world's
series to settle mym not «this or
complications which may arise I-oon
ongoing tho Pittsbuwnotrclt world’s
SE 08
The national communion iiII sips
ly onyioup that ticket mining be e , - “
lasted or at least. eliminated ho ”SI ‘ '
The Ame n
League executive stated be but
ceived Idvicbs from Bimbo". thlt.
ergo scale w‘ere untrue.
‘ The commission bu arranged felt I1
special train 'pstwoeu' Pittsbb'i‘g d
Detroit and vice verse, to an’rtwt ‘ae
members of the contending tonsils, tile
J umpires, business representatives?“
the two clubs and the commission. .031
members of the commission Ind I
lied number of newspmrmon.
nuonz. ISLAND. balloon,"
MEET.
PROVIDENCE, R. I., Oct. 7.—ll'l|vor.
ed by delightful autumn wolther, hun- .
dreds of delegates come toJIJthls city
from every quarter of the mom”
to attend the Democratic ,state conven-
tlon would he hirmonius throughout.
and the report that i. pinhfarin. laid
to be one of the most radical in yell-s.
had already been drawn up, created a
great deal of enthusiasm among. the
delegates. The complete Illifo. to be
presented for the sanction of the, ooh-
ventlon is as follows: Governor~0n~
ley Arnold. Providence; lieutenant-
governor~TbonIss A. Carroll, Provi-
dence; secretary of state—Frank E.
Fitzsimmons. Lincoln; uttornoyvg'oner-
iii—James A. Williams, Providence;
general trunnion—Edmund Welker,
South Kingston.
W
750,000 PRAIRIE DOGSJKTLLSD.
KANSAS CITY, Md, Oct. 'l.—Mnre
than 450,000 prairie dogs have been
killed by J. W. Holman. the odio‘lolly
recognized United States Government
polsone‘r of the pests in the South-
western States, during the last eight
months. and Mr. Holman in not
through yet. He is here obtaining a
new supply of strycbnine Ind will
start out a second crusade within I
few 'days
“ i am going to kill at least 1.600.000
dogs during the next eight
sold Mr Holman. Stryohplho
ed with wheat and about u humonful
placed oi the entrance of s prairie
dog hole. Each teaspoonful kills three
dogs, says Holman
The government pays one Ind one-
half cents I head for killing the doll.
GERMAN unawahv‘ Mus'r- PAY.
J vAxiis.
, s'r. seriousness. bet. v7.~'.l‘ho
Foreign Minister has announced the '
settlement of the dispute It Burials be
tween the demon consul thorolnd
the Russian authorities over the II
al of the proprietor of o. comm few
cry to pay certain tunes. The consbi
has admitted oillcislly that the lit"-
ery has no claim to German protection.
and at his orders the Garnish his his
been taken down front «the brewery
building The German consul At an.
den has assumed charge of tile dithe-
tion and proceedings hove been Wit
against German loubjeciii for lithium].
Russian officials.
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EDITORS on Twist. Ion- Lmth
lNDlANAPOLIJS, ind" Oct. 3‘.
preliminary hearing of Del-m Smith
and cumin u. wanna... milder of
includtInIIpollJI Mews. chain ”with
having committed criminal the) In J
littbllilhlng' articles intifnnthtu Shit
there was corruption in the film
by the United States of the Boom:
(tonal lone, is set for mum in ’
the United States Court. oi this dip-
trict. " Subpoenas however not
nits IiuiImii maid mile llama
States attorney' I olden today. for cor- ‘
uni moo premium to. Will. iii j .
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