.. 1‘
i ii
me ts this season are ,now back for
. and are looking for more remun-
eretlve work. Others will probably re-
tnain as ion as the weather will per-
,mIt them. has far the weather has
not been particularly. biting.
At the East Avenue Methodist
Church tomorrow morning. the pastor.
Get Your answering
Filled int the .
B ridge ] loamy
‘* monumental-strands»
all times. , h. '
Personal site
given to all
prescription wor ., . . _.
Chairs for our troll i troni.
Come in and w ' itfttrWefl'.
bRIDGE smashes?
'i‘tev. W. W. Gillies, will preach on
”The I'leauly of the I. rd Our God."
in the evening the past r will preach
a temperance sermon, his topic being,
“Why I Am a Total Abstalner." The.
morning service will be held at 10:30'
‘ and the evening at 7 o‘clock.
Like little grains of sand and little
drops of water, the little oyster shells
are gradually assuming big propor-
tions as a mass at the opening estab-
lishment of the Radel Oyster Company
on the Washington street bridge.
There are already hundreds of bushels '
of shells in the pile and at the present
rate of growth it will not be long be-
fore the pile shown above the fence.
.t. Makes. autumn
The regular servi
morrow.
Mrs. D. Burr Beach, of iletts place.
is entertaining htir
Skene, of Nangetuttk.
mother, Mrs.
Burr Gregory. oii Keyser place, rc-
turned home this lmornlnng front
shrot visit in New Work city.
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Mr. and Mrs. Folliis and two chidren.
of New York. are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. William ti. Bliliit‘i‘, oi' Osborn av~
enne.
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Francis Erickson, of New York, Is a
guest for over Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Lexon. oi" Seavicw avenue.
Mrs. l.exon being his aunt.
The Young People‘s Society of the
Swedish Lutheran Church \vill hold a
meeting this evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Johnson In East Not-walk.
.4..__-
Stcphen \‘v'oodwnrd. of Fort strcet.
conic near taking the thumb off his
ht. while chopping
y he is not at his
left hand. last nit?
wood. That is wit
bench at the lock shop today.
The Rev. Lester F. Reynolds will he-
gln his series of prophetic lectures to
morrow evening at 7 o'clock at. the
Advent Christian Church. The public
is cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. Philip H. Fielding, of 'Pioasnnt
street. who recently returned home
from an extensive trip, during which
she visited her daughter at Los An-
gelos, California, reports that she had
a very title time,
The Young Mott’s Association will
hold a meeting Monday evening at the
church, when It is oxpectcd the first
regular practice of athletic qlnstruc-
tIOn will be had hinder the direction of
Arthur Brown.
s...—
llr. Cornell. of Milo avonuc, is hard
in; out his famous green launch The
boat will be given a coat of paint bc-
fore being laid up for the winter and
will be practically ready for the water
again next spring.
Tommy ilrady and Matty Ryan, the
popular Gregory Point irollcy crow.
thavc gone abroad for the day. pro
sunmbly to look after the Spirit crop
and licrt Collin aunt Harold S. (lcorgv
him looking after this car.
‘ “M'—
‘i.estcr Wheeler. of this place. has
ordered at 1910 Mitchell automobile
from Frank lteylnolds. an East Nor-
wulk boy who his a garage in West-
port. Mr. Wheeler has been using a
Mitchell car for some time.
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~~~~~ lluy our biscuits for tomorrow.
Phoni- you order. llanncr ltitkery.
'i‘tsi. Iiiieii.
WicwuL—I—‘us
Ship Carpenter Jolson Ayers expects
to have his yacht,hospltal full this win-
ter. Mr. Ayers in making preparations
to care for 40 both!» during the season
and has already completed arrange.
meats for hauihug out in or iii.
weds-t
Home additional repairs made to tin-
Washington street bridge yesterday by
John H. Cole. the draw/tender. has
nmoothud travel is bit. The diminutivo
cliff between titF south Norwulk up.
preach and the i raw was removed by
the evening up of tho planking.
Mrs. Henry A. Wood, of llawitinn
“suite. has anointed horns after a pro-
trdeted stay In (tonnes, N. Y.. where
her only brother. .laoob i“. liradt, paus-
ed away. and t o sister will always
furl a satisfaction in having been thorn
to administer itLitts lest. wants.
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Tho oil'icinl wtsther prophet of East
Norwmk sunscreen this morning: lilnl
the members it the Walking tilub.
who have been i nticlpstlng s jaunt to-
morrow may do wit out four of rain.
The atmospherii. seer bolts forward to
«this to.
,m.
The natural .
borne from :‘A
While it hi -
fair weather to arrow with more chill
.iohni oo.,w
A hit oyster carrier rac-
lit); 9
raring. though hie
“not silos. For a
sets but u smut: ne-
cot!!!
t ' ey eveninit in
' . fifth .
‘ "termite are no
7 7 flir is It is pos
port. for Hundsy.
in the air than today.
ml at the Beats
steadily .ccotu
his ri t or ,
r" Ii! I“ ll ”it save t‘is'il the not
we '
era'- the first hour.
the motor gen ‘ tor hook in ‘Etin'viey
II that time. as the
that this Work
ces will be held in‘
all of the East Nulrwalk churches to
ll
"The Washington street bridge is in
possession of another mission. the first
since the Bridge Mission closed, and
, the vicissitudes of buildings are such
, that the new mission is located in the
humor Carpenter saloon at No. 168
. on the bridge. At the head of the new
mission is L. A. Therlanlt, formerly of
the Salvation Army. This enterprise
is known as the Lighthouse Mission.
it seems to be the opinion now that
the swearing in of the Fire Police or
several of them as special officers will
be a matter for the selectmcn to final-
'ly decide. The matter has been put
up to the board, and it Is expected the;
they will agree to this proceeding. it
sworn In, it is understood that the Fire
Police members will be known as spe-
cial constables. No dcllnitc time has
lletln set.
llr. (‘lifton iii. Cooley, of tilts place.
a graduate of Yale Medical School, '08.
and who has recently finished a hos-
pitul service at the New Haven (len-
erni Hospital, has been appointed scc~
ond ‘assistant superintendent of the
City Hospital at Worcester. This hos—
pital has three hundred beds and is
one of the largest in New England.
In. (‘ooiey reported for duty ()ctoia-r
It. anti finds the duties very pleasant.
Among thc East Norwalkors who are
figuring on going over to the Vander-
hilt auto race next Saturday are E. F.
Smith, lxslic Gamble and others" The
boots will include the Addie V. the
Eiskct and also many others. This
year's trip over should be made much
more conveniently than heretofore, as
the race will not start until 9. a. to.
it will therefore be unncccssnry to
start the night boi'ort- as on former no
cuslons.
East Norwnlk is to intro another
church. The Swedish Lutheran Society
has during the past few days purchased
the lot in Fort street east of ihc resl~
deuce of Dr. F. 13. Baker and propose
to build it there. The plans have not
yet lit-cu gotten out but It is intended
by the society to not riaht to work on
tllni. A int-tuber was of the opinion
tilts morning that the church will he
started during the winter. At tho pros-
out time the meeting place of the sort.
rtv is tho mission building in North
Main strcct, South Norwaik.
Miss Mary Dickson, of (‘ovt- avcuno.
sister of James. llavld and William. Is
enjoying a visit and resting spell with
relations in iiaitlmore. Id. It is nine-
tcon years since Aunt Mary wont to
Now York, and during most of that time
slu- was the faithful nurse of her aged
mother, who was laid up with n brok-
cn hip. and It is one of the principal
soill‘t't-s of her joy that she was able
to nursc her up to the end. Miss i‘iiclt-
son has one of tho sunuicst disposi-
tions nudcr all circumstances. and
brightens up the homes of everyone
with whom she comes In contact.
annual
John Riley, of New Canaan, in now
working on an estate in ’l‘okctwke, at
his trade as cnrponicr.
'I‘hc Reliance Social (‘lub will hold
a business ulccilttg at their rooms on
liowayton ii\'l'fliit'. at it p. to. Monday.
Julian Main. one of the South Nor-
,waik ioiiofigurrlota. paid a vialt to
iiiiu placi- ycstorduy, and caught a
quantity of fish from thiI Whitt-
ilrldite. ‘ '
r
Miss Olivo,(.‘olr. the efficient assist:
apt in thc oillch of the Town of Nor-
wnlk tax collector. has one to "rock-
lyn too spend a law any with her tits-
lcr. Mrs. Harry Lunch and family.
The Connecticut itompuoy has made
repairs to tho trostlc near the White
ilrid c. on the Norwslkd’lsrien divid-
ing inc, placing in new girders
strengthening the structure where
the trolley tracks are laid.
I
There was considcrablt! dela to the
trolley service in ttowayton lit e mornf
ing.’ due to the breaking of the. trolley
wire hear the cemetery at the cor-
ner of bananas avenue and Godiipp
street. The accident happened when
the first car stand 7 o‘clock went by
the corner. and thr- line was complete-
ly tied up for two or three lihil .
Would-be passengers for south Non
walk walked to the railroad station
and took the Mill train.
George Bellwood, ofitbe Soldier-9’
Home. in nursing a broken arm.
i hit
‘: 8., M. Alla . the .~popu|er .Deriea
,drugglst.
vsn.
, ,. Mrs. H. Ai Stevens. of New Haven.
has been visiting Mrs. Edward Blane
son.
Mrs. Merlin .l. Waterbury has re-
turned t’rom a two wcelts‘ visit with
relatives in Allant‘iaie, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. George Benson. of Nov
warlt N. 3.. are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Joselih Hurdley. Mr. Season is a mem-
ber of the Newark police force.
As yet the regular fall Wbrk which
the towns consider necessary has not
yet been taken care of in Dorian. but
it in expected that this will he attends
ed to during the next few weeks owing
to the nearness of winter.
the up; Shoulder Steak. 120.
Market. Railroad avenue.
Harvey Bates, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jain Bates. is suffering from a dog
it is not believed that the
iniur, ll prove serious. though he is
taking medicine as a result of his ex-
perlencc. Master Bates fell from an
apple tree and the dog which was
underneath the tree was so surprised
that he set his teeth into one of the
lad's legs.
Public
Work has been started on the im-
provements in the proposed new loca‘
tion of the town clerk'aoflice. the
store in the town hall building from
which Zahn & Drtscoll, the drugglsts.
recently moved to. Theodore Austen's
block. The exact date for the remain
ul of the town clerk‘s office to its new
home. which Is to be in the town hall
bullwlng. has not been announced.
Grand Juror Frank Mt‘Oiirnls, who
has been with the New York. New
Haven ond.Hartford Railroad Com-
pany for a great many years. has now‘
been transferred to Oak Point. a
short distance below New Rochelle.
where he has a “ti-igut trick." Mr.
Mcillnnis. who had been for some time
until recently located at the Stamford
tower, continues to make his residence
in Daricn.
At filo M. ii. Church, Sunday. the
Sunday school will hold Its rally day
service at 10:30 a. m. All friends and
members are cordially invited to at-
tend. in the evening there will be
held. in place of the usual service. a
big song service, led by the chorus
choir. assisted by the newly organised
double mule nuartette and Prof. A. l).
Lane. of New York city. .I. H. Brown.
of Stamford. will also sing. Every
one cordially invited. Services begin
promptly at 7:30 p. to.
Some of the local saloon people arc
inking exception to the practice of
crawl-town lium‘ir dealers in coming
to lluricn and making delivery of
liquor. The authorities have been
asked to invoatigatc and enforce thc
nt-w oxcisc law. which does not allow
dealers from our town to go into an-
other and make delivery without a ll
cease that covers the county. The par-
ticular offenders are said to be from
Stamford. One Darlen officer of the
law said yesterday that the law in
question will be enforced hcrc.
Mr. and Mrs. l-‘rank Stevens. tilt
bride and groom, have returned to
llnricn and the former has taken a on
silica at tln- scuttmd market of Will
liam Mullen. in ltnllroad avonue, llar
too. It is understood that thc young
couplo will soon be serenaded. The)
have begun housekeeping in apart
nu-nts in Railroad avenue. Mrs. Stev
one was formerly Miss May Madden
a New York young lady. The lnuvriagt
ceremony was performed in Scott
Norwaik a few weeks ago by iill' Iii-v
Frank 1'). Walter. pastor of tho t-loutl
Norwnik Methodist t‘llntrch.
W
Thu Engine of liurien arc gotttui
along nicely with tin-Ir annual fair
The Eagles arc the village lira com
pany and tilt-y are some company
too. 'i’holr apparatus includes a t-hcni
icai engine. and th ' also havi- r
truck and plenty a hose. if ihcrt
were hydrants In the town. thc Eagle.
would or. or colors. a more offal-tin
fire-ughting machine. but thoy dt
very nicely without the hydrants, rc
lying upon their chemical engine unc
hand-tanks. and the good old illickl‘l
brigade method. The annual fulr hm
conw to be one of tho features In Itu
affairs of the his department. 'i‘hura
day night it rained titfuliy. and ihort
were not so many In attendance a»
on othor nights. Nevertheless, tht
night was a fairly profitable ono fU‘
the company. and throw who uttondm
accrued in be getting iota of fun onl
of the tilmiifljfl. the little ion-room. tin
icetcrpum cornur. etc. The boil it
decorated and the Moths are drawn
sltractivoiy. There in u live and let
cent booth in charge of Miss it‘lor
once Finch and Miss ilorthn Imrudra'
a notion booth that Is looked after
by Mrs. Ernest Cfofoot' an auto!
ooih presided over by hits. Cherie:
illepaugh; a tea room under dirt-c
loin of Mrs. Prank Zahn: an ict
oream section in charge of Mrs. ltd
and ward dissent and a candy booth. tin
presidingnihcer of which ls‘llirs. it
ting Lownden. The committee it
them of the not is 1mm Crofooi
chairman; George beater-tor. sects
rl‘: Louis Blooms. treasurer; W'ai
ace Sharer. Edward .Billioti. Arthnn
Raymond. Joseph some.
I . '
”
hire. D. L. Rowland, of Refilling. has
visited in town this week.
W
Mrs. it. it. Fitch returned to my
eons. N. .i., on Thursday.
tilts. Wilbur Uterus: ls entertaininr
In. 1!. A.,Wiiiett. of Danbury.
Mrs. Horace Hurlbutt will entertain
the ,Whist Club, at its next meeting
-4-t “ms-w
0 had ”pip hand cruidr
tow some time
is still obliged to can
time it was he ‘
rust. tin ' run out than
one 1193! {Him
district who
to havethelr ad.
it oystermen are
no, the new
mantel ..
been. warm C};
the? t it:
as .
6“.»
‘ hilthuui
1' iii” .
fit. his
, .
upon Thursday in New Hag '
“Rib Roast, tic up; Sirloin Steak. ‘
‘ medicine. ‘with the knobilbdge
iii 'ildiliiiiiiiii
Out-ol-order . Kidneys Alli Fine” and;
Bladder Misery Vanish“ Alter
‘aFeWDoeel
A real surprise awaits every sufferer
from kidney or bladder trouble who
takes several (loans of Paper’s Diuretic.
Misery In the hack, sides .or.lolns. sick
headache. nervousness, ’ rheumatism
pains. heart palpitations. diuiness.
sleepiesspess. inflamed or. swollen eye-
lidst~lack of energy and all symp-
toms of outoforder kidneys simply
vanish. ‘
Uncontrollable urination (especially
at night). slhal‘llng. offensive and dis»
colored water and other bladder mis-
ery ends. ' '
The moment you suspect . kidney
or urinary disorder. or feel anytrhetr
malism, begin taking this harmless
that
there is no other remedy, at any price.
made anywhere else in the world.
which will effect so thorough and
prompt a cure as a titty-cent treatment
of Pope's Diuretic. which any drnggist
can supply.
it. is needless to reel miserable and
worried, because this unusual prepara-
tion goes at once to the ou't-of-order
kidneys and urinary system, distribut-
ing its cleansing. healing and strength-
ening influence directly upon the or-
gans anti glands affected. and com-
pletes We care before you realise it.
Your physician, pharmacist. banker
or an met-motile agency will tell you
that no. Thompson 8: Pope, of Cin-
cin-nta. is a large and responsible
medicine concern. thoroughly worthy
of your confidence.
Accept only Pope's Diuretic—titty-
cent treatment—may drug storewany-
where In the world.
Zslmon Banks, from Pennsylvania.
Mr. Banks has not been in town be-
fore in the past eighteen years.
Mrs. Sherman. of Bethel. is the
guest of her niece, Mrs. Lyman
Beers.
The usual morning and evening ser‘
vices will he held in the churches to‘
morrow.
The Snyder family have moved into
their new home. the formerttollios
place. In Norilcld.
William Moses has visited his futil-
sr. Rev. [lighten Moses. at the Conan“
zational parsonage.
Mrs. Ida Ayers anti Mrs. Nelson
Crossmao arc guests of Mrs. David
Huributt, in Cannon.
—-—--—-—.-+t
Mrs. Mct‘irath has returned home
Iftcr a visit with her grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nichols.
Mrs. Theodore lintuilion. Mrs.
.llinrles Horn and Mustvr Anthon
Horn have visited Mrs. iirutiloi
White, at Lyons Plain
Mrs. Charles Motleht and Mrs. l).
0. Chase entertained; lest evenins l
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new roan. N
EW HAVEN e
HARTFORD RAILROAD
Tm: TABLE.
m
in [met October 3, 1909.
soo‘ra NORWALK T0 new vonk.
A. M.~~wiz:iiiix. fizoibt. futix. trill-i.
3:52. 7:20. 7:46. 8:!8x. soil. itzitlx.
:1l7,lb:li0x.i0:iiax. 11:29.
P. M.~~12153x. 2:50x. leiil. i'iziiiix.
:35x. militia. 6:10. “15M. T.ibx. 7:42x.
.n
bzhiix. 7:12. 7:421. 8:2ix. 0:4tlx. i0:i'.i.
HEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
‘ A. Manitoba. Ma, 1. is, b in. Mt».
kilos, litii’tx. 10:02:. loom, 11.00:.
”:03.
P. M“ 12:08: run, roux. 2:67.
3:32x. 31%. mi. M2, 3126):, 5121.
0:01;. 0:03. liziil. 9:30. lijlitix.
in». Iona-ye.
A. M.“”i2i00!, 0:00, 7:30. ii:ifi‘.I.
laziiiir.
l’. M.«--«fi:0!x, 5:04. fi'fllx. 7:00,
ilziiilx. 11:001.
3“.
IOUTi-i HOIWMK re NIW
HAVIN.
A M.—-—i!:l01. lriitx. unit.
7:27. “Iii“. l0:333. ii:l2x. liti’l.
l’. hi.--i21WX. 1:31. It'llit. 3'2”.
6:20. fizllditliln. tit“. 7:301. thins.
ilzili. mill and 7:29 in Bridgeport
only.
“Mays.
A. Mwiltim. little. 7:43.
lizil. 10:13:. mm.
P. ”3‘41””. 6:“. 7:10!. hm.
iiziiix.
W
BOOTH NORWALK To DANIUHY.
A. thump. Me. ilt27. liziiii.
P. M.«-i:26. AMOS. 6:“. 71m.
lands”.
A. numb. 9:15.
P. bio-Jilin.
anal—U.-
DANIUflY TO IOUTH NONWALK.
" also Whit t
’ re. ‘ _ , e is chtéi‘ili out
it imrthir 1’“ Wife. Mr. and Mrs.
A. shuts“. 7:”. 8:30. i02l0a.
11:50.
P. M.—-4il.¥. 0:831, min.
7 3! holidays.
A. If.» : .
F. M.-d:il(tx‘. 7:3”. mitts.
IOUTH NORWILK TO IOBTON.
A. resume. 1:30. Gilli. lazall.
iltll.
P. Remakinslii.3:91.010.
lzibx. 10:29.
‘ “days.
A. M.~~~l2:hhx. 530“. ir-HX, ii‘M.
l0:20.
l‘. MwilMtl. ezm. roux, Mia.-
“ The A lens and , ‘
of ‘Qood 1’“
Yorkf
W
,Mrs. W. .l. aborwood has been the
guest of. her parents. Mr. and ”Mrs.
Lelioy Meeker. in Westport.
Mr. and Mrs. James Chamberlain
return to Brooklyn today, after a two
weeks' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Haw-
Icy Williams.
__ .
Wilfred Lewis is entertaining‘hls
brother from New Yorkflcity.
but...
Mr. and Mrs. Menard Wagner have
been visiting in Bridgeport.
Mrs. Martha Mills was the guest of
her mother in the Forms Thursday.
Mrs. George Hendricks has return—
ed from a visit with her niece In
Weston. .
Miss Daisy Meeker. who has been
visiting at her home in Cross High-
way. has returned to her work in New
York city.
Mrs. Horace Mills. of Cross High-
way. recently entertained her three
sons. Frederick. Edward Lewis and
Archit- Lewis,
several of the large maple trees
near the west drive of the Congrege‘
tloaai church are being cut down and
the roots removed.
Tomorrow evening at the Congrega-
tional church Mrs. C. F. Taylor will
assist the pastor with singing, accom-
panied by her autohnrp.
pits with Rev. Charles S. Macfarland.
of the South Norwalk Congregational
Church. tomorrow morning.
Miss Harriet Ogden and Miss li‘ior-
ence Bradley. who have been spending
two months at nthe old homestead.
have returned to the village for the
winter.
_.,
Rev. Mr. Macks-mic has his iliblc
class «it the Y. M. i‘. A. In liridgcpori
well established for the winter‘s study.
Willi Bill [R8
N0. 8. COPPER BOTTOM. REGU-
LARLV “.65
Today, 31.39
NO. 9 COPPER BOTTOM.
LARLY $1.75
Today. ., $1.49
BEST ALL COPPER BOILERS
Special, 32.89
F. A. MITCHELL
CORNER WALL AND HIGH 5T3..
NORWALK. CONN.
REGU-
Daiiy Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only
On and niiol‘ Tuesday. January "I.
1906. Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28. East River, New York. tfoot
of Dover strut-ll, every day. (except
Hundlyl. at i p. to. Freight received
at Norwalk up to i p. m. and South
Norwnik up to i’ :30 p. m.
Norwelit Steamboat ()0.
Armin. J. Imlth.
Leeds.
c. C. Hep-men
General Agent
um
.. wqw-m. . we... . ._... my...
. on we w. an mmu
hum! Director
and tnbefmer.
ii North Mela Benin Norwelk
Residence. e contagion it.
Telephone at office. 850-2.
Telephone at bomb, «I.
r
Wall Papers
1N Pkmiflgigfiggig‘s ALL
v
A Complete Line of mockery.
Glassware and Houston
airlines Goods. Etc.
English nine China by the m in
piece.
re it. trait Jill-e can in
added: tom's are sum. ma on
milk film. WI will"! Will it!“ ”Mi
on your shelves than the round green
clean lore. ,
. mm White Jere have the Light
Ill“ Top.
warm sheen mm to order.
reform sniping; _ .
out limit ‘Phh'it. on nude.
men: and Met flown!
e1 mealtimes eraser.
.. seminar. .
ill. hove mo .d to New
Rev. Mr. Taylor will exchange pui- I
.t
u luv u
ALCOHOL 3 PEI! CENT.
awotablel'rparnhnnm.
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nessatrlltestmnalnmu
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or Nancorlc.
Mafflilm
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WormsrouvulsbnsMndr
NISSANHJOSS or SLEEP.
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tion . Sour Siowhfllei'tilifll
the ,Kiitiifltu line
. Alana Bought
Bearsithe ,
list
For liver
Alb intuit—Rolf!
5Dosrs 135(1an
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
N, WW1! _. 3 c ._
This will make his tlllrtecnlh year i
that Work.
Mrs. l-‘t'cd' ii. Ilatterson
taiaing relatives.
Rev.
China. Is a guest
and will preach in Trinity Church to-
morrow morning upon his missionary
work in that country.
CONTRACT FOR BUNGALOW.
A. R. Malltin a (‘0. are h‘uuutng
is enter
Thirty Years
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I! i PLEADED GUILTY TO ACCEPTING
' BRIBES
i vorscsrowx. 0.. Oct. 23.‘Just
no the cloac of court Thursday, North
iNcwton. formerly president of the
lflorid Roads Association, pleaded guill-
Alfred Gilman, of Hankewrty to three indictments charging so.
at Trinity rectory. 1, romance of bribes. in connection with
irond contracts. in company with W.
iii. Cole and .l. C. Hannl, who had
pleaded guilty earlier. he was admit-
ted to $2.000 hail. sentence not being
pronounced. Twelve men are left fsc.
ingtriai.
a frame bungalow on .‘ewtown avenue
for E. ii. Morehouse. it will be 11
trains house. containing seven rooms.
provided with every convenience...
Jones a iiotchkiss have the plumbing!
and heating.
SOCIALISTB GAIN ANOTHER GEAT
COBURG. Germany. Oct. 23.——The
Socialists won another seat in the
Ratcheting at yesterday's election in
this city, which had been regarded as
a stronghold of the National Liberals.
Zictscb, the ocialistlc candidate re-
ceived 7.060 votes against 6.646 for
Quark, lilt' National Liberals nominee.
The turn over is attributed to dissatis.
faction over the new taxes.
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For All House-Owners
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up the premises. ‘ on tho
scrub bruln for the bottle and
the wire for the town are i
but they deal! go for use: .
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to make the bears. the horns,
stables and knees right they
Ih‘miid he "who“ up will
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paiutlngmiineeed on: ‘ 1M.
brushes and
Atlantic Pore Whiti- Lead
rue cameo.
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We can [bunnies this White
land's parity” , . ..
See in about your arms
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Norwalk Chronicler