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Personal attention given to nu
prescription work. . .
.Oiisirs for our t patron
Come in and wait u- your car.
names PHARMACY
J. sunken? minim.
The new Grilling building, in East
Washington street. is in the hands of
the painters.
Miss Elma Howard and Ralph How-
ard, of Stamford. were guests yester-
day'oi their brother. John Howard, of
East Norwalk.
Miss Hattie S. Rider has returned
from her vacation trip. Miss Rider
went, up the Hudson river and reports
having had a very fine time.
A good sized attendance is hoped
for this evening at the weekly meet
ing of the Young Men‘s Club. One of
the features will be athletic instruc-
tion.
Saturday evening was nice and quiet
in East Washington street. the gang
of men who carry tileir celebration
over from South Norwnlk failing to
show up.
The smelt rlln has appeared and the
delicious little. hell have been dispari-
ing close to the docks. ’l‘helr arrival
is expected to bring out many fisher-
men after them.
The trolley service was interfered
with slightly, again this morning by
the open drawhridge. In time, howev~
er, the men were able to make up the
lost time, which totaled several min-
‘ lites.
Charles Hart went on a little fishing
expedition yesterday. and though he
did not stray far from home, he caught
a hundred. He lives on the Washing-
ton street bridge, and \vent out only
as far as the end of the Radel dock.
The Misses Carrie and Nina Carpen-
ter and A. F. Hathaway assisted Pre-
centur N. Smith Ferguson in the music
of the most Avenue Methodist Church
yesterday. At the morning service,
Miss Carrie Carpenter rendered a solo.
Frank P. Oddo. Tony Audino and
Harry Capuano started out this morn
ing on a hunting expedition. They
went first to Winnlpauk and their
friends are looking forward to a full
game bag when they return home this
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Theron R. Bradley. or
W luiield street. are spending a couple
of weeks at Mr. Bradley's home at
Monticello, N. Y. in the vicinity is
much good hunting and Mr. Bradley
expects to participate considerably in
this sport.
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East Norwalk's young men Interest-
ed in sporting events rather antici-
pated that the Johnson‘Ketchel light
woald end in a victory for the colored
man. They could notJec how Ket-
chel. a smaller than in weight, reach
and height. had muchocf a show to win.
Doc Marshall and Charley Fielding
did not start on their walking expedi-
tion yesterday. as expected. They
found getting started was a rather
hard task. apparently. for they did not
even set out. The respite Is expected
to put them ill still keoncr rattle for
next Sunday.
A special planting of the East Nor- y
walk Yacht Club will be held this sve-
ning at the club house. on tile llcilc-
dlcl Farms bridge. Among the import-
t subjects to be discussed at this
fine will be keeping open house all
winter. it is expected that this course
will be followed.
it can be easily seen lhsl there to
quite some reason for the oysternicu
not being particularly enthusiastic
over the lirldgoport natural growth
beds. Last week on account or the
weather they were able to work only
part of two days and even then the
llll‘VMi. was light.
The work of tearing out the rear end
of the old section of the Hefner block
In line with its enlargement. began
this morning. The-innit» and new
store will continue right along In this
part of the bull log for at lent the
present. uddf. ill opsdzthnt it will not
be' W” for "
, . , Willi temporary
change of location.
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gigging stains inroads minimal
cadmium ' trains-turner
church was
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prominence of.
those day .
into the hi to.
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The
. Iiitlngly decorated
with product-lot the harvest. In the
ow Miles. In View. of the
, hole exploration
prone led on explorations
stern appears _, enormous letters. this
name: "Dron-nonght.“
Several witnesses from this end of
the town have been summoned to go
to Ilridgqort tomorrow and testify, In
the causal of dunes Layden. proprie-
tor f. one of the bridge saloons. from
the eclslon’ of the county commission-
ers. Mr. Layden, as Is well ltnOWn.
was refused a renewal of hls'license
by the commissioners. following a. re-
monstrancs. The commissioners held
the bridge to be unsuitable and Mr.
Layden took the case on appeal to the
Superior Court. The outcome is await-
.' ed with interest.
Howardlw. Benedict. who is a stu-
dent at Pennington Seminary. Pen—
nington, New Jersey, is surely making
good as editor-inchief. of the school
paper, the Penningtonian. The first
issue under Mr. Benedict's direction
, . In “just out and is a distinct credit to
‘ Its editor-in-chief, the school and all
connected with its publication. The
Trenton. New Jersey, Times says can
coming this issile: “The first issue of
the Penningtonian, a pamphlet publish~
ed each month of the school year by
the three literary societies, is out to-
day. it is one of the best of the In.
that numbers of the school year that
has ever been published. Through
the efforts of the editor, the business
manager. and his ‘assistant. working
hand in hand with President Read. of
the Seminary, the picture of each
member of the faculty is reproduced.”
With the article. which further gives
the names of the editorial staff. In.
eluding Editor-in‘Chlef Benedict. who
is president, of the junior class. is also
accompanied by Mr. Benedict‘s picture.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Nelson and
two children. of East Orange. N. .I..
have been guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles T. Micthcli, of Logan street.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schlliidt. (of
Railroad avenue. Rowuyton, have rent-
ed the home of Mrs. Aimee L. Ferris.
at {its llayvlew avenue, South Norwalk.
and will take possession the latter
part of this molith. ‘*
'i‘okeuekc is that assuming a winter
appearance. A number of cottages
were closed last ween, and scarcely
half of the colony is braving out these
chilly days. Several families who have
not closed their homes permanently
have gone to Atlantic City for a few
(lays. and if there is another spell of
ladies summer weather. they will re-
turn Io 'l‘ckeneltc.
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——Loias of Pork. 160; Sirloin Steak.
16c up; Shoulder Steak, 12c. Public
Market, Railroad svellue.
.lohn Gault ls repairing the How-
ihorne Inn.
Aspetuck Lodge will meet tomor-
I'OW eVemng.
Miss Alice Hank has returned from
a visit Ill Danbury.
Patrick Gates has joined the post.
office force of Ssugatuck.
The Hamilton place has been pur-
chased by out-of‘town parties.
Tile E. W. Hubhell 00. lost one of
their valuable horses last week.
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Ileury Mark has purchased one of
the [lonelier cottages in state street.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Post are
entertaining friends from out of town.
Gerald and Leonard Msoltsnsie
were Sunday guests at Trinity rectory.
Mrs. William L. Taylor has return-
ed from a pleasant visit In Nyack. N.
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‘—
Thc Militias Thomas. of Compo
street, are having their residence re-
painted.
Mrs. 1). li. Slivnrman and daughter
have returned from a week‘s visit in
Ridgcilald.
Rev. Mr. brockwsy enlisted
Holy Trinity church at the morning
service yesterday.
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The Congregational
church lulu evening.
Godfrey. In Saiigatucll.
with an nbsoens‘ou his orln.
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lty are very low. and the
,wster is seriously felt by many.
Bridgeport. iii-sills guests
Mrs. Henry Mills, In the Forms.
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into business of George B. Smith.
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and Christ
churches. united in worship at Trinity
Guests trom New York city are
vlsltlng at the home Manama
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Horace B. Wakeman Is confined to
his home in Comps street. suffering
The rivors and ponds In I in viola?
tally of
Mr... William Mills and a none. at
“redid
Joseph Morton. of “unblock. has
purchased the Insurance mil test new
W - Mn. Reeves has robs-oi a build: . .. ,,
The on, “was“? “Smart“: ing in on impel-MW on so 31:3; “ffg‘gnm’flzf mum; mu. a ,‘fiaxbrworen
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town of Wm wetsuit lists to part. but.
river“ by V ,
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r. u. reliant compo are.» m. i . _ ,
{paring to more M! be smug pita . The mviue,..lant
3i an new puréhli’ned ilt\'Ncw summarise: A. M-
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D. B. Bradley and
Miss Ruth Weed have returned from
a pleasant._ visit with relatives in
Massachusei'til.
Judge and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Brown have
cloned their home and gone to Now.
walk, where they will spend the win-
ter with their son.
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The About family. who have been
spending the summer at the Leonard.
place in Greens Farms, have returned
to New York city for the winter.
every available seat onzihe left aisle.
side.
install. the forty-sixth chapter. a new
This and Show Thyselvss Men."
. 'lnrulites in Bob Icnish cu tivlt . and
Rally Day was observed atthe Con- ' y p y
gregatioual Sunday school yesterday.
The attendance was ,. and the
school In in a flourishing: ditiotl.‘
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
Church will meet at ‘32!) in *the
church Wednesday afternoon to elect
oflicers for the year and transact nth.
or important business.
said that it was not
cation. the accumulation of wealth, the
the. hair that makes the mare—but it
is character. After referring to the
noble character of the ancient and
modern men who had made the world
what it is, Dr. Gumbo advised the
men to cultivate dignity of character,
which,would enable them to create a
high ideal and to worship at Its shrine.
Next Sunday. at it a. in.. the pastor
will preach upon ”A Christian Prison
er Before an Ungodly Judge." and at
ii p. in., a special sermon will be
preached for woyieti. Subject: “Wo-
men's influence.“ The. public is in-
vited.
Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Allen. of
Compo, have been the guests of Mr»
and Mrs. George Evans. in Bridge:
port, who are to leave soon for their
new home in Michigan.
Mrs. Frank Raymond and Miss
Raymond. who are the guests of Rev.
Royal Raymond. at Seattle, Washing.
ton, have sent home some pretty
souvenirs of the exposition.
Hezekiah Allen, who was defeated
at the town election. has been made id
constable again by the vote of the
present board of selectmon. to take
the place of Arthur Hall. who resigned.
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PROT‘EST AGAINST FERRER
GUTION.
BERLIN. Oct. lS.~—A public protest
against the execution of Fort-er and
which it is designed to lmnsiuii lo the
Spanish Government at Madrid is be.
in; circulated here. The paper ex-
presses horror at what In termed “a
legal murder." and among the sim-
ers are Prof. Ernest H. Haeoltel. the
author and naturalist. formerly a mem-
ber of the facility at Jenn University;
Gerhardt Hauplulalla. Max Heller-
mean, and Richard chmel.
Tickets ”satin For'Saie
Via Clyde Line. Savannah
Line and Old Domin-
ion S. S. Co.
J. M. LAYTON 8t CO
(INCORPORVAYED)
Insurance and Real
Estate Agents .
a RAILROAD AVI. to. nonwam.
EXE-
The Princess Sunshine Club. which
gave a most pleasing entertainment
In National Rail Wednesday evening.
were well? awarded for their work.
There was a full house. and the play
declared excellent.
The following officers were elected
by the Civic Club for the ensuing
year: Dr. T. C. Stearns. president; W.
S. Adams, G. H. Iloyden. vice-presi-
dents; Edward 0.. flash, secretary;
Oscar W. Peterson, treasurer.
The monthly meeting of the Town
improvement Association will he held
this afternoon in Library hall. The
society has become a member of the
Connecticut State Federption of Wo-
men's Clubs. Delegates will be ap-
pointed tbls afternoon to attend the
annual meeting of that organization
to be heir in November.
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was W'MAHON eurznrAms.
Large Number of Friends Celebrated
Her birthday Anniversary.
Miss Ruth M'Mahon, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James Frederick M'Mahon.
of Hamilton avenue. entertained a
number of her young friends, Satur-
day afternoon from 2:30 to, 4:30
o'clock. in honor of the fourth‘aanl-
versary of her birthday. Games were
indulged in. and refreshments were
served. Each little girl received a doll
and the boys a trumpet as a souven~
ir of the occasion. The little hostess
received many gifts.
GIORDANO TRIAL TUESDAY.
The case of Ludovico Giordano et.
at. an appeal from the county commis-
sioners in refusing a license for l sa~
loan on the Washington street bridge,
will be heard In the Superior Court.
next Tuesday. Deputy Sheriff Som-
usl c. lrclsnd has subpoenaed the fol-
lowing witaeases: Legrdnd Hender-
son, Alfred E. Austin. William Pod-
more. C. C. Hegeman. Thomas Village
and Herman Quitinsr.
OHIRMAN COUNGIL'B MIITING.
Sherman Council. No. 1343, Royal
Arcanum, wil have a regular meeting
tomorrow availing in Mystic Chain
Mail, Washington street. Grand Secre-
tary Carleton n. Hoadlcy, or New Ho
van, will be present, and deliver an
address, and outs excellent talent
from music all will appear in an en-
tertainment program. Refreshments
will he «riled durlaa the evening.
Each member of the Council In privi-
Tho Musical Talent of All Nations is
At Your ulopoul It You
'Own an Edison
Fireside Phonograph
my We Show You tho New Fimldo
Modii Refilling it
$22.00
And Explain How lacy It Is to Own
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POOTIALL PLAY“ PARALYIID.
transports. tin, Oct. lawns
x-ltay elimination was made last
night upon Midshipman Wilson.
collusion. try. qiidi'tbl'bldlt uh uh-
Naval Academy football team, who
was injured about the neck all the m
’ suit of a flying tackle in the name
with Vliisnova last Saturday. While
no fracture or the bones was discov.
cred attending physicians, stated the
young man ll partly!“ from the neck
sown. Hill We and speech are not
inducted. The motion encore believe
thlt Wilson is not dangerously hurt,
and that the paralysis will weaned.
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‘ NAVAL run pronoun.
emotion. mils. (M. i8.~—1‘he
. naval tug romeo. which had in hole
Punched in nor port this by a colli-
sion with an unknown steamer In Nah-
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meat boots luring not far off. .The
W‘W.’ilo forth on her side:
‘ m ’ Ill night. , i
Igbtw mat the
. Church. was of
, a special characternnd a most inter-
esting feature. One of the special and
funi‘lsual features was to see all men
well arranged and seated on the left
alien of the church. which was given
entirely over to the man. who tookup
while the women were on the opposite'
Rev. Gumbs took for his text
lion of the eighth verse,g"Remember
Af-
ter dealing with the history or the
.the'idolatrous worship. Pastor Gumbo
the ' beautiful
clothes. erect form. possession of edu-
colcr of the skin. nor the texture of
Ingrid to invite one guest. 0 A. d; ‘m & so" We
childcare cry lit-.13 W‘WWMGN 6W".
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LONDON. Oct... 18.—-—An “inquest, into] ‘
the death of William I. Buchanan. the
American diplomat, whose body was .
found in. pursuits, late I Saturday
night. will be held on Wednesday. i
The crucial papers and personal
property found in the rooms occupied:
by Mr. Buclmnau athiIridge's Hotd’
have been turned over to the Alpert,i
can embassy. -
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has failed to
investigation tll'illl for I.
throw any light on the movements of ,
the diplomat during ‘e few hours pre-‘ , M “
ceding his death. lands who had " _ . .
seen him ‘liurlng the day say he at)“ ‘ 13.4 m. pm \
peered to be then in the best of health . ,. " ‘ '
and’spirlts. He left his hotel just be- . ‘ mks” H h ’
fore the dinner nonstop Saturday. but
where or with whom h dined or how‘
he spent the evening had not been
learned today. Therewere no evi-
dences upon the body of assault or
rubbery. and it is supposed that death
was due to heart trouble or an. apo-
leclic stroke. Mr. Buchanan was
formerly American minister to Pana-
mo, and later a special commissioner
from the United States to Venezuela.
At the time of his death he was under
appointment by his government as
agent of the United States for the fil-
ture arbitration at The Hague or at
limiter still pending with Venezuela
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WATCHMAN KILLED BY TRAIN.
MYSTIC. Oct. 18.~Wiiliam Illnn
chard. night watchman for one of the
local mills hcrc. was struck and ill-
slanlly killed early today by an east-
bound train about 200 yards from the
station. He was walking to his home
outside of Stoulngton when 11 West-
bound iraiu came along and apparent-
ly he'dld not hear the cast-bound train
coming in back of him. He was un-
married.
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PRESIDENT DIAZ TO VISIT PRESi-V COLLEGE PARK. Md., Oct. 18.—
DENT TAFT. . 1Throc excellent training flights were
El. PASO. 'l‘cx.. Oct. 18.--—il Is re made at dawn today by Wilbur Wl‘ishf
ported by ‘an ollloer who overheardjflnd his two army aviation students.
the Interview on Saturday between The weather conditions were Ideal and
President Taft and Dias in private; the aeroplane behaved well. Lieut.
following the banquet at Juarez. that Humpllreys accompanied Mr. Wright
(Jen. Dial promised to visit Mr. Taft ' on two of the flights, alid Lieut. Lshm
in Washington shortly after the next was the passenger on the trip. it was
national election in Mexico. not so cold at the army naviation
field this morning, and the aviators
'dispiayed more enthusiasm than they
had during the past few days.
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39 Wall Street
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of charge.
ZELAYA OFFICIALS BANIBHED.
I NEW HAVEN, oat? 18.—-~Several
Epromineni officials of the alleys gov-
ernment in Nicaragua have accepted
tbsnishment at the hands of Gen. Es-
i'trada. in preference to prison, accord-
: log to special dispatches received here.
Among them is former Governor Llo-
pet. or the Billedeld district, a relay
tire of President Zelsya.
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i WOODCHOPPER Dies in woods.
MONTVILLE, Oct. 18.—-Frauk X1118
of Woonsocket. aged 80, died in a wood
lot here early yesterday morning from
heart disease. He was a‘woodchoppcr
, and with a companion was. looking
3 over a section of wood when they sep-
i araled for a few minutes, and when
I he was sought he was found dead. He
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