V. v’ ’31" .yl mail We, tins R». W a moon-y. ' I infill to lay the factc‘and fisti ‘ DEAL OUTINGS DILiOHTPUL SHORT SEA Till“ TO OLD POl‘NT COMFORT . OLD DOMINION LINE including Awomtiaalluoa at Hanoi chamaarialn. a? We Have Cleaned Up the Greater r1 ‘ 1 Part of New Eng- land and Are Still Cleaning Up Rats, Cockroaches, Etc. ,: We can clean you up of anything, even to your change and if you doubt it. just ask any of the following Busi- neSS‘ Men and Bankers in Hartford. Hartford Trust Co., Parsons Theater, Davenport’s Lunch. Newton & Barnett, Garde Hotel, Hueblein’ s, Vendome Hotel, Boston Branch Grocery, Insane Asylum, Middle-town, Tunnel Fish Co., Armour’ 5, Swift’ 5, Hammond’s, or any meat company in Connecticut or Massachusetts. w. . We Give You 3100 for AnyThat Die in Walls; $100‘ior All L'nte Ones on the Premises After Five Days. We Will Pay $1,000 for Every Dog, Cat or Chicken That It Kills FOR SALE IN SOUTH NORWALK BY Address all communications to ' s. DUNLOP Long’ 3 Hotel, State St, Hartford, Conn. Hill Killlllll ill churn int nu Started Twmty-Seven Years Ago by a Group of Newtl'laven Men How the Knight; of Columbus or do; received its name In a mattcr or much interest just now. when ntton tion is directed toward the first celc‘ bra ion oi the new holiday, Columbus any The day. Oct. 12, in now a legal holiday in. many Staten oi the Union. and was made through the efforts otiho Knights of Columbus, which. ruin; had its start in New Haven 31 ydiira a¢o makes it practically the fruit of the inborn or the little band of men who gathered ionother there and Mutilated what in now one of tho What orders in the world. When: about 27 yearn ago, about a doren of the Catholic residents of New Haven got together to organize them: “We! into a sort of funeral—benefit million. it was intended and hoped that it would eventually become at: diluted with the Catholic Order or Foresters. which at that time wan Militaltrong in Massachusetts. The proliminary meetings, held in the ole duo of Daniel Colweii, than a constable withxrooma at 157 Church street, were will!“ on with that and in view. and wilfl ant-min; was ready. a commit- R. H. PLAISTED, Dru SOLE AGENT uros bcloro Massachusetts body and ask to be affiliated. F‘aihcr McGivney waited on the Man anchuaittn Grand Lodge, and present» all his case. 'l‘hc lodge, ailcr dcllbcr ntion, agreed to allow the. new order to have copies of its forum and othcr parnphcnalia. nnch ail ritual and lodgp works, but firmly declined it) allow llic new body to afllllnto with it. His mission being a failure, i-‘athcr Mctllvney no reported. and a meeting was culled in Mr. (‘olwoll'u omco oil :Fcb. 2. 1882. and the refusal of tho (,hitllolic Foruatora rcporlcd. It \th immediately vot‘cd to cut out all con aidorailon of ailillnling with tho Or- dcr of ir‘oroatora and to establish a thoroughly new order, give it a name of its own, and to vigorously pupil it along until it would become an order that the Pore-lord illomnulros would bc glad to join hands with oven on n actuintlury body. Choice of a Name. 'l‘itc ill-at matter of counldcrutlun wuu what it should be called. “Mr nun nnmcn worn attugcaictl. but it with dot-Idod that, wllatovor the now ordor be called it audit intro a name that wuuld ho alrictly American, that in, to have a name that would be nytnboilc of America. Willi tho remark that he know no one who had more to do ’with America and would liypify the Catholic tendency more than Chrlll- liophar Columbus, its discoverer, tho Rev. Father Mollivnoy suggested that columbus. a' outing, Including trout .mtlon and no ‘ i .. induction. . [8.00 The only atrial lion in Old Whip- aro all equip with Comfort following morning. Morrow. Trt’tdic Manager. 5. . (littoral (lawns, Ii- Tha name of (‘ olumlinn root with in AFFORDING I LEASURE and REST l i . the new order no called the Scan of stunt favor. hut Tainan 1‘ Motion who botanic first bond of the older, aficr- ward nlndc unanlondmont. chang‘ lug tho nnmc to "The Knights of 3"olumbna. cxpiuiulng at tho tithe that as it With the lntcnlion that the order should be a ritualistic one. and our abounding in ltltluhlly tendencies with it»; chicf purpose- the auccor of tho down-troddau, he thought it proper that tho nlmnbcrn of the ordcr nhnuld be known an “knights." r‘ntlicr Mc- ilivncy gladly ncccpled lllc unmiti- mom and thc name was adopted. ’l‘ht-n committees to carry on tho work of organization were appointed and drew up a conutllliiion, a ritual and a charter. The charter was placed in the carp of Father Mcilivucy an a committoc of one to have prcncniod to tho bridalaturc. and was by him nivcn to Judge Hobart 1.. l'llilt'hllilili. .thun a member of thc (loncrnl Annota- lily. and ho introduced it. The charlcr wan similar to one prcnoutod in Man unchnuctln. and wait conMdu-rod by ..ludlzc llolrhltian on not quite cxpliclt conni‘tll for tho Connociiclit colour. and be no reported to linthor hicillrv any and album of thc churicr mom- boru. They told him to go ahead and «milk? auoll changes on he tifoucht no culinary to have the charlcr all that 'coui'tl bc requircti by the Btaio. He did no. and on March 29. was. the charter was granted and tho ordnr formally established under the lawn of the stain. . The film Officers. James ’1‘. Mullen. who had shunted its name. wan elected first Buprnmc Knight. and Daniel Colwoil itn drat ‘nocrotury. doth hold their officer; for many years. illr. Colweli retiring only at the national convention hold a few month ago. after 27 years of oonaoclr live «nylon. He wall lmmcdiatoly elected plantation. and in now engaged in writing the history of the order. tic has ”tend iin aprout from a no tin gathering of a down or more than Dayn’ outing. including train» aeration dunno ‘22 M a tel nocdiiiihodlifioll” amt comfort Without charm. I United Wu ”filial-anti Iydtm. morn loan Now nrk «very day oxcopt fin at f u: m.. arrlvfnno Return leave folk daily errant , atf a. nu. arriving in New York about i: thin and stateroom reservations. Pier at. anon River. foot of [lunch at. “NH POI iLLUI‘I‘ RATES PAMPHLIT. ti. nnownmmm instruct Moat. 85 new it a N Y to an organisation numbering nun» tired! of thousands scattered all over fitha North American eminent and now candida; out into South America ' and hard». can you” miouuncilo of that kfllbiil: the oountrlt ptartnd an amt» to have Columbus may, Oct. in. not-.uida an a lanai holiday to “roommate tho discovery of tho now world. Colorado vanilla first Quinta urea. and W follow-amp tilt? too Panamanian, ‘llllnoi‘q‘ any soul-l Michigan Montana California and by not of the legislature l‘i‘ti‘iilll,‘ ended. by (‘t’illileciii‘ut 'I‘lll‘ lilt'll of having this day set aside oriaillnlcd with the Knights of Columbus. and for many yours it has been observed by counciln in many States with pa- radcn; outings and banquets, whether or not the day was a legal holiday. Through lhcnc cclcbrntlolm. litany of the Sluice now recognising the tiny worn won tlvcr, and ii is oxpi‘ciod that In a very few yearn lilo day will be oiincrvcti all tour the ilultcd Stutca. ..A state Caicbratlon. Following the slit-cons in getting the day not nuitic an a holiday in this Stain, the Knights of Columbus have planncd for a goncrnl Slutc cniobrur tlon, to bc bold in New ll'utcn. Ul‘i. Chateau llu Kill You lint Alvin Ml a“ any/72g. unnatural oi war-tom raon manoeuvaus. W Member of the c. N. 0. Din II Ra- Iuit of in. Ionian Hilto. GUIIJ‘ORI). (lot. 7.-—nalph l.. Hond- ley, 31 yearn old and a resident of this town, died, of typhoid fever 'l‘uoaday in Hi. Rupiuu-l'n Hoapital. Now llnvcn. Ho was a lurinber of ilntiory A. (l. N. (1.. and wont with il during the war mauoouvrcn around Boston. iln wna dovoloinvi typhoid ten days or no of» her his return. Mr. iloullny won the non ul‘ Mrs. Sarah A. and tho late Paschal K. fluadloy of this town and is survived by a brother, Hunter it. lloadloy of New Haven. and four nlntara. Mrs. John J. Dickie of Hood River, Ora. lira. Harry F. Griswold of thin place. lira. Robert Dudley of Meridian and Min Ethan Hoadiay, of New Haven. ' outta dill all you hm wdon’i ungain- Vi} manomrmu. 6mm or dla ; . Talia a icon; alaldiinrinllalia You'll has on the road to film illitlctt Walt no~ tritium . Minnow N! a -——i A”- w..- ~...,.. in good health when lit! returned. but m. M raryMl?» MM”! Ml lll Illililll lll Willill. l When aoloclinx a faulty lining for! your thin gown, choose a silk whip-n“ color baa some relation to tho outsidc‘ if the outside in of a color. chic thcl result will bu hldcoua instead of bonny: tiiul. ' iictrunoo it in unohiluuho and tom imiahlc because coats slip on mm ii an costly and dual nilps oil from lit onalcl than it clings l'oulurd is still a nrcnl imorilc own at this season fol “Nil out of doors up well an in ii in! own worn traveling. The. long toaln cutll'cly mace-a! it if one wiahcu to prcacut a mom lniiorcd appoarnncc. A new finish for tho top of the deep fiounco in soon in n band of onlhrold or) that In pluccd that ill liil top uniti- uround lilo, figure in out- aldc, lllcrc caught with n larnc bucklo and tho cnda. which arc iiniahcd with lllanclcd ornaments. arc allowod to fall nearly to tho hour, but one in alluricr than lhc utilcr. lio not throw away tho panic cup in which library pnalc cornea. but aoult oil the lnbol anti you have a vory coir voulcnt little rot-opinclo for u auntii botiuuct of horrors, ruling lho lll‘iihll cup in the center to place a low to rnlno illcir headu above throw at tho nidon: a fringe of drooping ionvnn will cover the screw top and your bouquet holder has it very nrilalic appear» once. The bounty of fit and finiuh of mm of tho ncwont divided riding ultirtn million it altogether: ua iuindnolnc witct; tho wourcr in walking an when ridinx. and it in one of the moat n'onuiblo that hill! rot been brought forward. Ono of the very ncwnnt of tho muff nliupcn abroad in pnrfccily round. vcry long but of small circumference. Iilvon the designator. huwuvur. admit that they do not expect to sell them thin season. Platte-cl planes of voivot hand in lieu of knots on many full hair are now and smart. Two of the dew shades which are... very handsomellv combined are raisin and fauna: ll nitliliuiiy done this cold llnationln dnlightfni. . No 0i‘ more shades of bloc. taupe. val-a rand. eta. are combined liltillilll' is on the new bats, sometimes by themselves and again With black. which latter. it would apponr. can oan~ not not too much of. While many mount. the figure -, without cxccplion sctni fitting. And loosc coma arc sennlblc: fll st. because 'thcy are comfortable. and sci-until)" bccauac lilcy do not so readily crush lilo gown. loltl incc. or gonzo, one of the most stunning oi‘ garniturca uaod moderate- ly. appears frequently on gowns of color. or black. it in extremely fetch- ing on black. the dart; raisin. and into do ncgro shades, The long suit coat of tint- broadcloth will bc a boon to thc motion with lino; ited llli'.ullli' for with its white lining. it will be pcrfcclly aupropriatc also to near to lhcairc and similar places over lbc our-pivot! (rooms of color ualially worn nl informal evening gatherings. Pretty slides and bucklcs arc lit-lull not" at lilo throat not alone but with u unit knot of outline of vclvot drawn through A plain bltullit' in transformed into n luncy nnc and almupcd up to dntc by pntlinn n tunic or funny lulml down lhc from Tim tlcop openings of ill" coulu call for sumo nucll filling in. OhildI'OH Cry FOR FLETCHER'S C A S T O R l A The girl who in quick to find fault in vory apt to get left at the post in tho matrimonial ratio. .-mw ADVERTIBED LETTERS. Below is a list or letters remaining uncalled for at the following post om- cea for the current week. 90am Norwalk. .l. Antlrnahau. care Crofnt 6‘: Knapp. Jacob Angustyn. caro Croful. & Knapp. Mrs. Scott R. Benjamin. Ellzahclll St. A, limitation. l-lotcl Mnbackcmo. .lohn ilurcll. Mrs. Clifford N. Clark. Mrs. E. Collins. Mina Bilva Dina. Jami-a F‘arnan. iii Wood St. Mrs. Charles Franklin. Mrs. Fred 3. (lorham. Miss A. M. Jarboo. Belle inland. Adam Kalil. Frank Miller. (Ylltlrlcn ()abornc, 5 Elimlioth St. .lnnon l‘nlnc, l0 Lexington Avo. him. John Hitler. l .loncph Rawl. 118 Water Si. ' Sipoa llnlan. 75 lllly Ave. i Edward Smith. i 'I‘. ll‘. Thayor. l I l E. Ill. CROWE. P. M. CHEM" thlNG. “ . Showl' to living on brown bread and motor to improve my complexion. iic ,- llow loan can you keep it up- She won lndeilnlinly, l gun-n. llam'l‘ilon spot marriad.--Bonton Transcript. . let's STAM The man who bought Any Old Cheap Kongo—mu i iorrlbie Exporlcnt c three months following his plil‘chiiictm The irony of Fate Selling the A. C) C. R. for old iron.“ The Bright Star of Hope A Stamford Range advertise- manna-- Good. Sean to the Rescue A Stamford Range installed dot—un- Thcif’ron'llgé Fulfilled “Lived Happily Ever Alter." ? n FORD MHIAMW
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