to l . 1 w‘ veil and coma
to spend. all cotton.
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apt oi BM§K
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1-“? ME.
i no.0 ui.
as lor- auirtc‘
it, to We it done.
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Mrs. C. irviirg Byinzton, of West
’ port avenue. has been visiting friends
'in New Cannon. ’
H
Miss Maude Taylor, of Norwallr.
has it I‘ vre‘tenf guest 0 his isnhel
Beers, 3n Qtraifbrd '
Miss Helen F. Flynn of Crescent
Tensile. flirts bells visiting Mrs.
Charles Titles. in New York city.
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Butler 1.011“pr M. i. 0. 0. R.
will“ hbld it refininr meeting this eve
diligent: the headquarterslin Washing
ton street. or
Miss Alice Brink. of Westoprt who
hits been the guest 6! Mrs. Iaon Bar-
nuin of 2 Chicbesier place, Danbury.
has returned home.
item “cl tlfln sale of furniture.
at {Wolds douse warehouse. Oct
wk“
Mills' Ethel fictions who has been
splitting elkhi mdnihs at Saranuc
ew York, has returned to her
home in Cliff street.
Frederick Waters. who has been
clerk at the store or Finueyo lione-
dlct, in Norwslk tor sonic lime has
resi'gned his position.
W
The Hethniiy Guild held its regular
Monthly monthly inst evening in their
rooms. The reghlar business of the
meeting was discussed.
George Gill . whoisa been ill tor
a week at life” iltdvirrWiilou avenue.
has resumed his duties as conductor
on the local trolley line.
William EW hostels“ m{no su
vermine has bitch is a thug rub the
agency of Dunn 0: Son. to Mrs. Ger-
trade thn. (if Westmrt.
Mrs. Stephen R Wilcox. of South
Mlin sheen] chap seriously
ill the past year a now mproved and
is able to be about her omc.
W '*
Mr and the 1‘ syntax 8.1)onaldson,
who have beanie a morr'th a trip
three h the w ve returned to
their ome in Bouihy Main street.
Saniirci Cockefurislin of Oiflcer and
Mrs. William cockefur. of Day street,
is ill with an attack of scarlet fever.
and the house is under quarantine.
-Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Blrnss and (3.
rthiir Weston. of‘ Bridgeport. were
alumnus Day guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Willibm Cissy. of Oil Woodwald avo-
hue‘ ‘1
Captain William Bap? of Pioneer
book one under (romp ivy who had a
rib broken by a full recently is able
to not around again with the use of a
cane. .
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Mrs. Bernard Feesey,.of 29 Cross
street, Norwalk, underwent a serious
operation at .thes inford Hospital.
Tuesday. for tumor. " wasvpelriormed
by Dr. Thlimia‘a ii. B .
MssReille .w oh b n
in tire bsdbrlizy 03%er 81393:“ Emmi
New England Telephone. Company dun
inn fair week has resumed her duties
in the South Norwalic office.
M .
‘ The party of lndlans on horseback
yelterday inltheumllen parade were
members of the Luigi Zuppotts Boole
ly. and they made a line appearance.
adding in the mineral attractiveness
of the chair-.1 1
Ca idem “Foil s at the recent
town leetlon should ear in mind the,
necessity.“ mulling returns of their"
election sums» to .Town Clerk
Built October Under the new
gilvm noE’inhlnro l‘
to 'lenulte l’lilrflk
The peoples prayer, testimony and
moon] eveoin at
gidlwcfin mmr tool
:ngchurchuhi p
be WMsl-‘gi
”actor will gives
digit. Botanic will
' identity
‘ ing"‘of‘the head and"‘arl‘ris‘ and blinds
ads to Secure [iced
do pi Murdered 1
.1 ———.la.’___.
Tivertion', R L. Oct.
If the victim and the possible
solution f the murder mystery Open-
ed rrp y. the finding nuns mutilated
lower linba of or young woman in the
woods 'here, iluhday ”night depends, in
the opinion of the odlcisls on the find-
giiorl Bring
Arms and
é.
13. “All the
of the victim. a systemuth search for
e minding parts was made today
. A carefully inatriicté'e-‘v‘bciiy of cm.
sens headed by Liam charter Shutt
\
ot the Tiverton police. early in the day
began searching the underbrush 'sur-‘
reuniting the Fish and Balzsr marsh‘
roads on which the parts of the legs
and later the headless and limbless
under instructions to go over every
foot of ground in the vicinity of the
two roads today, not an easy task, he ‘
cause. the territory is a dense thicket
with bad swampy places at intervals. r
Medical Examiner E. P. Slirisou was
preparing to hold an autopsy over the5
torso discovered yesterday afternoon.
it appeared today that. the l’rovl-
deuce police department were tnklnt.r
aetivo part in connection with the
case. Tire police hove, ii is understood
Were in comunlcutiou with Chief of.
inspectors C. S. Horton, of that city.
early today. concerning u missing
young woman there. No names lll‘i‘
obtumabltfi but investigations in con-
nection with on illegal operation in
Providence is sold to have led the un-
thorilics of that city to ’l‘ivcrion.
PRESIDENI illil I3
Cheercd on His Journey Noriilward
to Meet President Tail
CAMERA.
lilo
Diaz‘s trip from Mexico (lily has been
presidential lrulnl.«document
acoutinuous ovation. Al t’l‘t'l‘)‘ stop
crowds have gathered with fin and
flowers and cheered those iourneyinx
northward to meet the presidential
most important stations along
route the train has stopped for from
live to ten minutes and the president
hag saluted the crowds from the rear
platform of his train.
At Encarnacion. hundreds of work
men gathered and when the president
appeared they almost mobbed the
platform of the observation our in an
effort to touch the hand of Dias. lie
extended both bands which were
grasped and kissed by scores of work-
men. For nearly ten minutes the work-
mun paid a remarkable tribute to the
listed ruler while the band played the
national anthem and a long line of in-
fantry and cavalry stood at attention.
More enthusiasm was evident at Agnes
Calienlc. n cavalcadc of horseman fol-
lowing the train for more than two
hundred yards waving farewells.
The president has expressed a lit--
sire not to travel at night. and last
night the train was sloped in tho ope‘n
country: The party will reach the
‘cily of Chihuahua this afternoon.
‘whnre the president will be entertain-
ed for two days. He will then journey
north to meet President Taft on But-
lrrduy morning.
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Mrs. Edward Hill of Charles ii.
street has been tnkdn to the Norwalk
Hospital. where she will nodal-go an
opegllori
trunk were found. The searchers were .
1 Willie the search wasin progress. 1.
Will ill [lililllll
Mexico, Oct. l.'i lilil liiilli'ii -
party front Washington At all of the ,
the
is in- Bridgeport today.
i-{ifihv v
are moduli)! the t material or hiihly skill ‘
factory inilhl won ll. Every range is fully [tiara
THE HUB RANGE is made in many models and d Inn. is without a
doubt the most serviceable and sail-tactory range on the lull-last today.
it has more improvements than any other range and (mill no more than
those of inferior quality. Used and recommended by all the lending cock-
ing schools.‘ .
1' up
Funeral Directors and
l2. 18 North Mlip Street.
OPENS ocfrosna c.1909
BOOKKEEPING. rams
, soon-mule -
rvpewairiu'c, $5.00 MONTHLY
ENGLISH. v~sooxe race.
United peak bonding south "Norwnlirz Conn.
rtv1.~
The Hatch & Bailey Co
. SOUTH NORWALK. CQNN.
VAao TEL. 4oz. MILL TEL. «a
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
We would call particular attention to our Moulded Wooden Gutters.
made in two sizes of Douglas fir. the most double of modem woods; will out
mt metal and ll more ornamental.
Also we confidently recommend "Lincolnglooflnu" for roofs and also for
flashing in place of metal. Does not rust or decay and will list a lifetime.
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Optician
Everything in the (optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free ‘
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NEW HAVEN Maven Appomr
MENTB.
X1 HAVEN. Oct. l3.——Mayorelecl
F. .1. Rice today announced his up
polntnrculs to city offices. the Replrbll
cans going. in to replace Donim‘ratr
appointed when Mayor Martin took of-
fice two yearnpuu. Mr. John. who
was secretary to (lovcrnor Woodruif.
will be the mayor‘s secretary, duties
with which be is familiar as be served
with Mayor Slrrdley: W. Scott Earner
will be director of public works; Niel
Barnes. superintendent of streets.
Daniel bowler. .uuperinivndenl of sew
ere: Charles Kleiner, corporation
me W
NORWALK.
oonPosAriorv Paiins Frtap
WITH THE STATE. ‘1
The, People's lions and investment
Company. of Hartford. has filed a oer
tidcuie of organisation with the sum»
fury of stole, the oiiicers being:
President. Charles Harris; treasurer.
Hyman illand; secretary. Jul-ob A.
Harris. The company starts business
with a capital of “.000.
'l‘he Animunot corporation of New
Haven filcd articles of association. lb:-
subscriber-a bring Henry 0. Runs. idl-
lon ll. Hill and Ralph 0. Wells. of
Hartford.
The Springfield Munoluclnriru (tom-
1 counsel; H. H. -'i‘ovInalrond, assistant
puny 0' Bridgeport fill-d a "‘mnvm" ”r corporation counsel. Mariv 9f the“
organisation, the officer‘s being: l’ruul‘ “3“". offices am also filled mostly
dent. H. i-‘. Branden; hurruiiri‘y. l'aui ‘ '
by new appointments wbvreDeniov
rraiu are to be replaced. One appoint-
ment of interest is that of Jeremiah
J. Sullivan. to be police commissioner.
Mr. Sullivan was removed by Moyot
Martin after a disagreement iii the
H. Branden.
'i‘irc Phelps. ilixly. Whitney (hillrpuny
of New Haven iliPd u certificate of Ili-
corporution. the capital stock being
$204M), and the company starts built~
"”3” withu ""3““! °’ 83.000. 13W” polio ill the city election two yuan
corporulurs urn linrtou W. “will“. ago. The supremo court upheld ililv
Daniel S. llixly and Frank 0. Wuuncl'i mirror
and the company is authorised to rival
in poultry, butter. eggs and produce
Louis Burkett resumed his duties at
the South Norwslk post-office. where
he is it. clerk. ibis morning, after nov-
oral days of illness.
[sister Csrgiil. of the Norwalk lvlonr,
m11.1
wow-wiry»- Wt.uow~,...~
* reply last night to like psi; ’
“1 Which vfieeretary.‘ 18
A ball
g 1 in it.
1, Land cavern vervuiiitbté
. sided behind ii'lin iii hits cflhihwwh
so hotly to the .lsmnese government
- treatise "
‘ fli’W Ind surrounding 9W"! upon
1min The company will employ
Informs he runner muscle
that his r capt-
Bil. ihclrrdihg‘a air the reply alum
tribe‘s exceedingly lucid telegram o
‘rtual r’eilli’ithtlo’h to little brushes
Ni i 1‘
reused that!
. rltiie 'Wuld
accepted lip" the pro out. It ‘wd
sorted wf baht dualliioation byv thoiie
In the confidence h‘f libs g reisry‘ itr
shite toolkit-13mm vial no teeny a -.
that he was not the kibd' 'of man to
tallejronmtic a step without knowi
in advance that he would'be suprmr
lives the frién
argoryi ndlxnsrrt at the treatiii
of Mr. Knox. ‘aliinlitte'd tharrne never
opments since he left San Francisco
at the peremptory summons of the
aetrotnry bad, regardless of the mer-
its of the case. utterly destroyed any
possible usefulness on his part at Pov
king. and that in all the circumstances
he could not now with self-respect do
rtherwiac than insist upon the accept-
ance of his resignation.
it was pointed out on both sides of
the controversy that, as one man put
it: "The State Department, big and
broad as it is, isn‘t big enough now for
both Knox and Crane. The president
cannot sustain either without turning
down the other. Mr. Knox could not
now be reversed without its being in
terpreted throughout the world as an
insufferable rebuff."
Therefore the. press dispatches rev
acived last night from the newspaper
correspondents traveling with Presl-
ienl Taft to the effect that "informs-
Lion regarding ‘Mr. Crane must come
from the State' Department. where the
antire maltervhas been handled." were
interpreted here this morning as in-
ilcatinx unmistakably that the presi-
dent intended the secretary to bear
ill of the responsibility for that ac-
tion. At the some time it was borne
in mind that Mr. Grace's telegram of
resignation was addressed to the. pres-
ident in person, as their omcisi rela-
tioris required. and that it would have
to be acted upon in the same way by
be president in person. 1 ‘
One of the possible indirect results
if thl whole incident is discussed with
much j ‘crest in some diplomatic quar-
ters aha‘that is the unmistakable no
lice that Japan has incidentally re
solved. even in the works of Mr.
Knox's statement of yesterday. to the
effect that this government looks with
disapproval upon her gains in Man-
ciurria through the. two new treaties
with China which have been so much
discussed in connection with the Crane
iffair. According to this view, Mr.
Crane, intentionally or unintentional-
ly. has been made the pawn in the
gambit 0f expediency. A man versed
in international politics. but who
would not be quoted by name. dcscrib
ed it in this way: "it was very neces-
sary that Japan should be advised ol
the intention of this government to
protect to the utmost the interests of
American trade in Munclrurlu. yet in
such a way as to avoid placing the
State Department in a position from
which it would be awkward to retreat
in the event of the odds being found
too great. Possibly the fliate Depart
mom had so far progressed in tuition
soundings as to lead it to doubt who
lber the support of a majority of the
great powrs could be obtained in
support of the ‘open door‘ policy in
Manchuriu. Secretary Knox’s stair
hrunt issued yesterdsy shows that ihtI
neaotlatlona are still in progress. but
certainly does not indicate that sue
case has been attained. The recent
disclosures. the truth of which. as Mr.
Grace in his statement points out. the
Department of State falls to deny.
may have served this purpose very
well. and the fact that the department
felt called upon to 'pnnie‘h' Mr (irons
for these disclosures might well nerve
of its various obioctions to the new
WOODIUNY lLi. PIQFIITY
I Lb.
WOODBUitY. iii. mPlirties reproach
tip: a New York tirln have completed
negotiations for the purchase of the
Daniel cur-ties Bons' Woolen Mill pro
which sits a new industry lwill be
about we also
novstitr no r awoken.
scope it
so the new
Saul paint on“.
vlis read hill] re~ 19nd With tlie koalb
vi
I
ended Wills“ appWaWoY the pkibil‘l . '
with 'wiilcii' ‘hc’ iisil'irirkt fit our hands
—r
}~'
50c
Fancy Eisnneie . . rranoeiattc Shirts
7 use ya sac ‘
{i 52', .
MW Towels
. Goo’d o ‘ ~ Babies' Donnell:
I . .J‘Mpé‘flh‘i‘l‘ii,
.. 1. .1)..,_
80c
Infants? Moot Shirts
89c
11
$1.19 Blankets. 98c.
li-l Blankets. never sold less
than $1.19: for Thursday. .98c
89c
Table Linen
29c yd.
50¢
Hair R0118
' 39¢
$1.50
Umbrellas
51.19
.am
Boys' Sweaters
All sizes. regular 690.
Thursday. 40c
Men’s Sweaters
79c Men's Sweaters, sizes rip
to 46
59c
5c Cellar Supports 8c
Vealborie the ventilated sup' 1
port ............ f...13c card
89c Wing's ‘
All colors
29c
59c and 75c Belts
\Silk elastic, all colors
139C arch
' Heir .Nels
Large silk nets
1c fetch
50c
Mc'n‘ 3 Winter Underwear
39c
‘ 31. 00
Black Sistine Skirts ?
71% V
Muslin Skirts
Good quality
25¢ .
Rubdry Towels
‘1
abc
92 Washington
Street
Ladisa' Walk- Over. in Gun Metal.
Lace
It. oooooooo co.
90 WA‘HMQTON ITRIIT.
Those who or“ thinking of (must
all collection of stamped .Jnciu
{ liars. hearts. etc.-
.86 WASHINGTON STREET
l.i..:.,il1.
mt . ls
savv‘onmarlspottoiawm ism-
ariean Pilots’ Association. tbeNetioaet
common or whiclivwes spews.”
vat-rosy: elected news-limo: est
WW“ O'Bmht ”M WW“. M
president: l. W. maneuver New
My imam” J.;'t3.g‘lllm 9t
View York my ‘IM ire-sum:
i. ll. laws; of “Boston; chairman site
irilIVdv users.
also armour“
aniline dirt. on. “Mulls bi
‘ mariner. brother as Minister, of ill- .3
mosques vmmmateurycl theirs» it
limits. um handout
11mm 1.1
it typhus lever ell/iris serious illness
The
. it about ten we earthen tiara pr- 1
‘ murmur was weihknewn in Nobles
New Idea Patterns for Novem— ‘
her out l'r'o‘a‘ay
MINT ’7
“The House of Activity and Tlogloss
Newmd ilp-to-dnle Styles
E C Burt. Patent, Cloth Tomliutton ..... ........... Mum.“
cvs,- ozone-u ...... v..o-.oolo.-...-ec-“a"'
ocean nullity, in all lostbers -
FLYN N & RYAN
3:» handiwork "it find here a unint-
thiyiies ilofa Pillows. Nip .lilbrnry acts, Dresser “inflows-is. Mich:
The variety and beauty of the display will win admiration. "site like
lonu while the stock is new and fresii.
N. E. RYAN co"
Aussies.» emu criticise. . M
South Norwlllil
Goon.
i
Patent leather, Button and
"uses which
'1‘"
in articles of arc-us um”. '
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suit”
New
city; . 1 .
putt. Wiltobr litre. Deflation. ,
York; It 3.- Miller. m M
mu Alias scam. spouse;
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