councilr NOTICES MAIQNIC DlIICTOHY Stated Convocation of Butler Chapter, it. A. M., will he held at Its‘ ‘ tub, Col- 89. 1000. it 8 o'clock p. in arms: . I. M. digraa. All R. A. Ms- ‘ its pordlaily and internally luvltsd. . ‘ Fratamallyy ours, ; . nossnr M. wrtcox. Sony. 525*. - l. ' . If Cook didn't get to the North Pole be is certainly the Worst four-flusher ‘ ‘of the century. 0n the other hand, ' l u so did: make the trip. he is fearfully X sinned against. But irrespective “ of t whether he discovered the pole or did l.liot. he is rapidly losing ground these days and something will have to nap pen to put hi in right again with the big following be "had the first few weeks after he announced his diseov: ll? and even after Peary called‘hlm a r. \ ...—......“ We undgrstsnd that omcer Frank Stratton, the "tradlc squad" on duty afternoons under the Washington street bridge. has a list of the names ofis number oi automobile drivers who have a reputation for fast driving at this dangerous point and of others who persistently use mulfler cut-outs, and that he will especially look out for the people represented on the list. __n_«_.____._ Our hunch was that Pittsburg would beat Detroit in the world's champion- ship series. The same sort of a hunch convinces us that Yale will be the causeof sorrow in the football camps of ,hoth Harvard and Princeton. —.___..__.____ It doesn't appear yet that any thing serious has occurred in this city as a result of Mrs Panhhurst passing throtigh on her way to. Boston. which city. by the way. she reached safely. ...... «......Tw Ddean't it make yell “sore after the farmer has enthusiastically and sure capshrlly assured you that the eggs he ‘é‘afilz‘to-soll you are postlvely fresh. \ to ilnd a bad one in the bunch. _q._"__._»q By the way, what is the football death record for the season to date? Baseball was responsible for the tak- ing oil of nineteen people, most of whom were schoolboys. :/ w; Some business men say they like i to advertise occasionally. Where Would they land if they had their meals after the same plan? Mas—4......“ Seine people are so mean that they are! sore because the prisoners in the county Jail don‘t have to pay any real money for their board. w . —.—d~—.——w——~ No man can expect to make a suc- one of his business unless he is en- thusiastic about it. W Compared with the lives of some ripple. the stage last in it for un- reality. . +—~—~——-—~ The world isn't sum. of “dead ones" but. We are too many of them. h . lineal South. Norw’slk. mufi-‘w*‘"~ as cllssarut. “ it is Well now, and then to review. in nurminds all that should cause us icy M thankfulnsss, to rise above the . sly" things in life and look out into ‘ beautiful world. And beauty and lines are here for us all if we look m: ‘M inspire contentment if sesil' it. and to make us thankful. 'stful. happy. Round out your bs- .gst into harmony with the uni- " :seek up soeuirs that calmness M will spare you the petty trio» sinus of lift—«Coons F Butler, A. ll. owau—un.u-u«u~ ‘i'iln JOY or run Houssuoso. glory to the old who insist on g youngl All Joy to the bums m,.bas one or these trsunrssu-one ‘ in: with the rich fullnsss oi fruits of the years.- still i‘ these treasures and ,it. The day of “granny” has louver. 0mm youtblnlnsss lnliopilndsnlls and middle- « are solving the problems of helpless aged—ltver’ybody's its.» ovormrloaahass- , W Jiltloeuattlis molest-players. dossier. M ’ plans for the holding of l'a World's affair as soon as the Panama Canal is . humiliated. The motions of Seattle will be the downfall of many cities—Ken- nsbse Journal. . Hearst lends dignity to the New York campaign. says Senator Depsw And that moms to be the one thing it ’ . lacks .---New Haven Palladium. ~0- Whisper! The hunting season is more than ball over, with hardly a serious "mistake“ in all New England. Are the hunters learning how to use their guest—Boston Herald. -—o—- It is. said that 200 reporters were present at the trial of Professor Fer- rer. "and 250 spectators." But because of the censorship, it might as well have been said that there were 460 spectators.—-Albany Journal. 4—— When the village poatollice is dyna- mited. nowadays. the inhabitants think an auto-tire is exploding. and go to sleep agalh.«Cleveland Loader. There were nineteen deaths from baseball in the season just closed, and it is mentioned as a curious fact that not one of the nineteen was an um- pire.-New Haven Palladium. ——_._..........___. llllffllllllli llll lllliillllilll Willi Meetings 0! Episcopalians Will be Held in Harlloni A few years ago to promote eillcieu- cy in sustaining missions. the Episco pal church divided its people into eight missionary departments, covering the whole United States and its new de- pendencies. The. llrst of these dlvis~ ions is called the Department of New England, and comprises the six states, in which are seven Moses, Muses» chusetts having two. Each depart- men holds a council annually. except in the years when the general conven. tion assembles. The object is in dis~ aeminateinformatlou about missions at home and abroad. and to stimulate interest to them. This year the New England council is to meet in Hartford for three days,‘beginnlng with Tues- day.,0ct. 26. At a p. m. a business as slon will be held in the parish house of Christ church. for organisation. etc. At 8 p. m.-tllore will be a missionary mass meeting in Christ church. to be reminded byi'BlshOp Krewster. Billion Brooks of Oklahoma Rev. 8. 8. Drurl‘ of Boston, formerly a missionary in the Philippines and John W. Wood. corresponding secretary of the board of missions. On Wednesday meetings will be held in the Colt Memorial house at 10 a. m. and in the parish house of Trin- ity church at 2.30 p. or. when such subjects will be discussed as The Mis- sion of the Church In New England to Colleges and Schools, and Bishop Lawrence of Massachusetts will speak on Possibiltios of More Effective Me- thoods of Raising the Apportionment. the quota desired of each parish for supporting missions. At 6. p. m. the Church club of this diocese will enter- tain the members of the council at a dinner, the principal speakers being Robert ll. Gardiner of Maine! and George Gordon King of New York and New Port, the new treasurer of the board of missions.” On Thursday a final business session will be held in the parish house of Trinity church at , ill a. in. andxs coulorencsl on Church il‘llily at ll: 30 it me in the same place led by Bishop Hall of Vermont. Bis- hop Blewstor will entertain the mom born at luncheon at his bottle on Wood- land street at l p. m. and the coun- cil will then adjourn. The membership includes eight bla- hops, Now iiampshirs having a ooad- jutor and four clergyman and four lay- men elected by the several conven- tions. They are representative men. convention as deputies. it is probable that nearly all the M members will be in attendance, as they were last December in Baton. None of the ses- sions will be private. The present oili- cors are: President. Bishop firew- ster: «notary. lbsv. Thomas ll'. Davis, Worcestsr. Mass; and treasurer, ex- Governor P. w. Rollins. concord. N. H; representative to vislt'ihs board of missions on behalf of this department, Charles G. Saunders of hostels and Lowell. Mhbs. The diocese of Connecticut has also had as its delegates to the council llav. items. 0 0 Sermons 0. w. Harrlnian; llrnsst dslI‘. Mall and J. Chauncey unslsy and Messrs. Burton Mansfield. Merl-ls w. Isrrnour.’ (lard- lnsr Greene and Henry ill. Rees. Tldll! AND IMIWOOM Tllb.‘ in a close game of‘fobtball. played on the Colonial grounds, between the isdgswoods. at m. sad as. M of Norwalb. flay broke one on seasonal. Theme was played in eluslly the same as go to the general' lllll illlll Ill ’00 Capt. Christian and Capt. Ranch Meet lor First Time Since Trying to .to Kill Each Other ill visit to itichmbnd or the Pennsylvanv’ tans who attended the unveiling of a monument at Gold Harbor. several days ago. was Captain Bi. D. Christian. a well known veteran or the Confed- erate service. of the Forty-first Vin glnia regiment, who was entertaining a number of the visiting federal vet- erans with an account of a duel he had in 1882 with a Pennsylvanian near what is known as "the Cowpens,"-now the Mechanicsville Pike. “in some way." said Captain Christ- ian, “we were coming through a ilelti out apart by a long line of rail fence. As we approached the fence we saw coming toward us a line of blue-coated soldiers. Before i know it l was face toe face with a Yankee who was send- ing balls at me. lmt luckily aiming wrong. i loadéd my musket time and again and We had it there face to fare. Presently the Yankee mounted the fence to get a better whack at me for l was as had a shot as he in the excitement of that duel. Well, gentle- men, down canto the rail fence and down came the Yankee. sprawling on the ground. He managed to get up as my old musket banged away, but the ball never touched him. "Wait a moment," interrupted one of the visitors. "and ill tell you the rest of the story." All eyes turned to. ward the military form of Captain W. H. Ranch, a Phlladclphiau. who was the center of the listeners to Captain Christian's story. "Well," continued Captain llnucli. "the Yankee just took to his heels at that and you after him. You fired as long as ho was in sight and he ran as long as his legs would hold hliu up. The only reason he did not fly was be- cause he was a man and not a bird." "That's about right." said the Con- federate. and then the two men fared each other with eyes glued on the faces that had seen the changes of nearly haliIa century. "Hell. man." Captain Ranch cried. llnaly breaking the misuse stillness. "are you the Johnny lit-b that had that duel with me and came near making me a prisoner or putting me out for lood?" “if you are the man who Jumped on that fence and foil. and then got up and ran while a Confederate- soul lml» lets after you to help you more. i guess we have met before." "if any other than had him" in iuy place and had not put up a good run." replied Captain ltauch. "ho would him- been a fool. Why llml old thing you were handling looked as big as s can non and sounded like two or three of them." Following this the veterans tilltltlk hands and Captnio ltaurb took Captain Christian in low to introduce him to his wife. Thou Captain and Mrs. Ranch had to got into Captain Chris- tian's automobile and tho end was that Mrs. Christian got a telephone call to have dinner ready for two extras, The party spent the Writing in the hand- nonlc home of Captain Christian. who had to promise a visit to the Ranch home in Philadelphia. Before leaving Richmond Captain Ranch declared that he would not have missed meeting Captain Chris- llan’for all his worldly prmsessionv "l havoaicvcr forgotten that rebel." said lio_ "and l lice hllii now in my mind's eyes with his big old time runs. kot plugging away at. me as though i were or no more good to the world than an ordinary animal." FAMlLY OF FIVE IAFI. bought Ihsltsr lo a Gave on the im- perial County Desert. HAN llFlltNAitDlNO. Cab. Out. 25.— Thst the family of live lost on the ini- perlsl County Denrt has been saved Is the assuring news brought here by Leonard Phelps. who says the family was rescued last Tuesday evening. having reached the Robert Gates homo stead on the. edge of the imperial De- sert. in an exhausbsd condition. With- ln too hundred yards of the Gale home the lost man and his family took shel- ter In a save. losing Gate. the man waved his hand and then sank upon the ground. too sshaustsd to tramp to the cabin. 'rns noses session ms owe. wasnmoso‘s. out is. u-Ths llom than holding its own under the compo tltion of the “Mobile, according to musics Connolly. retiring president of the W bulldsrs' National use elation. stiles ended its convention wads lions draivn vehicles this was ssWthanmrbslorstdtlis M . intrusions. Vs. Oct. sap-aims; lag in ibe’ lobby of a hotel during tho as a means of Motivation is more. for Week at has rm W Bulletin Monday. oaober 25th Commencing Rock Bottom Prices at the A&P Store A&P SE DED RAISINS. A&P FA CY PATENT F VERY BEST AQP CREAMERY BUTTER. a pound. JAPAN RICE.5ponnds for use ,IONA TOMATOES. 4cans for A&P FANCY PATENT FLOUR. a barrel. PURE LEAF LARD. a pound «FULL CREAM CHEESE. a pound. ...... . ........ . . . .18c -35c ........ . .asc packagesfor.......... ..... use ”,1!!! 24% lb. sack. ....... 85: $675 ..... ...rsc Combination Tea and Coffee Sale with Extra Stamps 75 STAMPS WIN! 1 lb. lost 600 Tea and 1 lb. Bout 30c Goff” CO STAMPS with 1 lb. In! 500 Tea and 1 lb. But 26: Cliff” 35 STAMPS with 1 lb. III! 400 Tu and 1 lb. Bell 200 CONN 25 Stamps with 2 cans Fancy Maine Corn ................ 25c 10 Stamps with Any of the Following Articles lpackago Minute ’l‘spioca....l0c 2 cakes A&l' Securing Soup, Eli . 1 jar sap Jnm .............. 15c . 9‘.“ ------------------ .. ‘e ' ', l 1 bottle Sinner] Olives ....... to: 0.2}: ,3“ff},_f‘f’.‘f’mlf’_"f“5¢ 1 can Ach Table- Syrup ...... 10c] 1 run Raspberries ............ 15: iii; Stamps with a 1,5 lb can A&l’ Cocoa ................ 20c Tel. No. 900. W! Hill! llP ill COMPANY 124 E. Washington Street. South Norwalk saliva-lo. mo A. M. and 2:30 P. M. Free Delivery. llll filflVfll’ 8 run N IW PATTIINI IN LADIES’ Footwear ‘ nus METAL. elm roe, amen. FANCY TIP $3.00 and $4.00 PATENT COLT. CLOTH TOP. IUT- TON ‘ $3.50 NATURE SHAPE Shoes for Children $1.26 to 82.00 Wear! Shoes That Fit 122 WAIHlNGTON ITRIIT’. PHONE 542-2. NOTICE Billil for supplying the Note/hilt High School with 150 tons (lid Cour party‘s lsllllllzll broken stove and pos coal will be received by lttuul Flynn, Secretary Norwalk High School Committee, until November l. 1009, at 12 m.. who will give all macessnry in- formation at the time of delivery. ow. rll'niW"dlAMO'n'oa”opr on Win. Dow: r SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 26.-J. E. (lhllbsrg. prostdont‘oi‘ the Alaska-Yu- kon Exposition. is said to have accl- dentally thrown dimond rings worth several thousampdollars out of the car window while on his way from Seattle to Portals festival last week. The dis- monds belonged up tars. airliners. She had placed them in a glass of water and set the glasg on a window sill. Then she and her husband went to breakfast. window he picked up the glass and threw the water out. When Mrs. Chil- slass he chartered an engine and di. meted search also: the roadway for the gains. They slurs not recovered. —umqm—mu‘ carom“. osrsarr women. The Colonials "won the game from the Winnlpbuk baseball team, yester- day afternoon by a score of seventeen to slam 'i‘hsrsiwss some heavy bah ' ting am both sides. and despite the as. we glimmer the game was torn out day the deionlsl will and» '- Mr. (lbiiherg returned to ,, the room um and before closing the so; told him oi',tha oontsnts of old A Great Coffee At a Popular Price Low priced enough to be with- In the reach of all, good enough for anybody- Our 25c Blend equals that sold by dealers ordi- narily for 350 or «tile. We keep the standard up to the top notch year after year. because we han- dle It entirely from the time it leaves the bush until lt ls pur- chased by our customers. You are sure of most qual- ity for your money here The Union Pacific Tea 00., 12s WASHINGTON BTRIIT FHONI 642-3 FREE DELWIRY Headquarters for Sugar Vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv'vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv—vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv- Fish! Fish! Fish! A. Aaronson Mauser to JOHN O. Ill-COX. MIN MARKIT. lll WASHINGTON ITIIIT IRIDOI. TILIPHONI 011. "ll! OILlVINY ALL OVII TOWN. we. Repair Roofs A Little‘t'lharlas was sent to return a basket. its very cordially nd m~**uw \SIUP, DARNINE Sold in boxes of six 1.50. if}!!! 5 Colors, black and tens. ‘lllfl AND THE GENUINE Insults!) ole Proof SOX The Original Guaranteed Hose WEARING” Hill FRI!!! Remember, if holes appear before the end of six months. it means new Hose for you. uremia—black, tan or grey. "HOLEPROOF" STOCKINGS. for Women. ASK TO SEE THEM. Sill-«Shit pairs, light or medium NI! $3 00 50X 33!!!! MIX Wilson Teas Whiskey 232E DoYosrTrading Select Groceries, Teas, Coffees, Charles & Co.’ a W Coffees tic Cheese Fresh Eggs and 3. Comp etc Stock of and Monogram 95c Whiskey Bottle at the ‘Big Store’ tied and Domes- Butter, Im loss and Liquors. .16: 15c (‘ruwn Astor Sifted i'css. can. (‘mwn Aster Sugar Corn, cau.. (‘rown Astor Strawberry llccts. can ........................ the Crown Astor Tomatoes, 3% lb. can ........................ 15c (‘rown Aster Asparagus. large tin .................. 30:: Crown Astor llruud l’vars. Ponch- cs, Aprlcots and Cherries. We are Well Stocked with This Season’ 5 Canned Goods—Buy Them Here and Get Fresh Goods. Gold Rock Brand Tomatoes, 2 cans .................... 25o (:oid Rock Brand Corn, cau...12c Gold Rock Penn, 2 cans. ...... .250 Gold Rock Succotash, 2 cans..25o (lold Rock Stringlcss Deans. 2 cans ...... (laid ltock Prepared Mustard ................. 5c and We bet. 83 AND 85 WASHINGTON OT. A. F. Beckmann 8. Co. FREE DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF TOWN SOUTH NORWALK WOOLD STOP COBTLY WAR. hiltlllllll, Oct. 25.——-l.lcutouuui (ion- crsi do lniquc. minister of war in lllt‘ pow Liberal cabinet, in an interview today confirmed the report llml the government bud decided not to push further the Moroccan campaign. He said that if the ”heroin had been in power before they would have uvoid‘ I‘ll the bloody and costly war and that henceforth the object of the govern» moot would be the guarantee of the safety of Melllla by the system or for- uses position. which were already out vupied. From now on the minister of War said the work of the army would be that of paclflcatlon and not. of dom- ination, and While it would tiI'fcml these occilpled positions. an effort would be made to induce the ltlfnans to disarm and in this movement the aid of the sultan‘s emissarlcs would beehlllletl. Do Luquo nitlctl though the Liberals disapproved the recent acts of repression at llarcolona. horror had been proven guilty on ovi- dshcs and had been legally and judic- Ially condemned. The Republicans won at yesterday's elections in Mad- rill. lNVIOTldA‘l’lNlI COCOA AND CHO- ,. ,7 00L“... wiinlNo'rON. on ”lib «Jro obtain the views of manufacturers and deals era in this and foreign countries re- gardldl tile use of tbs terms "com" and "choool to." as dsilnsd in a elr~ eular “sued y the napsrhnsnt of Ag- riculture. entitled Standards of Purity for blood Products. a hearing will be had up the subject. by tho Board of ll‘ood and Drug inspection bars on No vemher as next. The proposed: bear- ing’ls the result or representations having been made to the board by "some tithe ‘mb .0 manufacturers sud dealers concerning . of tits two Milli ass that . FIVE PIECE Parlor Suite In two-tone Velour. Regular 880. 8pc- cinl this week $20.00, Twenty per cent. discount on till Parlor Rockers. F. A. MITCHELL CORNER WALL AND HIGH ITO-l NORWALK. CONN. TAFT caNcILO FOOTBALL 0AM" NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 26.--Footbsll players are chagrinsd because they did not keep the peace in the internal strife between rival promoters of tllo Tulane University-Mississippi A. and M. College name and the ilewansm Louisiana same. Both games had been set tor next Saturday with Presl- dsnt Taft in attendance. The prest- dsnt promised to split halves oaths two gridirons, but when one faction tried to hold him to a singls sitting. be instructed the local committee to cased all football bookings for him. —_-fl~‘fiw OCHLATTIR iDINTIFiID IV IIO’I’NIN. HASTINGS, Nah. Oct. lisp-Hooter ,iiicmsn. of mush, Cole. a brother at the late Charles Roman, 'fflehlattsr.” arrived here lousy m :ililltlil'ls of his brother at the ‘ V am‘«,|n‘50a Compared with thg. area of this dead man they rev ed his identity. m tor
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