‘ ~Iditdr‘d Rall‘donoa
(h—cltyw Edilor‘i Ruidhhoe
T‘huckingham P t. owns _ '3,
lair, entertained % fling. semblh
Wilton. this attern .49; he party
, went up on the 1: (lottreihv. 1.... . .
is
ve of absence i1om October 25
leave the state, has been granted to
Captain Henry B. Car-tens Cilihpany
A; Second lhlahtry,o .~‘+
4mm entertainmeh . o , urse
Monday. Nov. 1, 8 b. mf.‘ at N walk
Melthodllt Church. ‘
rs. Fenney. (1129 Crotl‘s‘ root. Nor
1 r ome from
t , here site on
as 3; , . alliteration byfm
T 1“ VJ . 1‘”? l 1 1
1 vegfimtylgm ,en in (titer? D. Whl
the le‘ " b Fir ‘M. ‘E.
C in: Hash? ‘ It yoh hpve not
b ' 611 t4 “3%; stay for a lit-
tli,‘ wide next Sued <
very attractive alcal lirdfirain
i be readers by prominent artists
or this city an out-of-toWn talent at
the entertainment to a? given. by the
Phllathea cloth in e ‘Fil‘stM
ct: rch Friday overlap. .
“illgllowe' 'en 1 less than a week
dchii
:
isle
the gardensh o'llt the city. and
h sewives a Home" are get-
ti ‘ in their .hn'ry‘dits and clean-
in; up lawn dyhrdls [h prevention
for the wintér‘,
The Newliln with} “Mon‘ 8 asso-
ation will a lhllyn House.
Hartford JFriDdiy. as scents of Mana-
Joth A main: of the
tree colors will a old at 1‘ o'clock and
o! the associ hint 1‘24th 2 o'clock
illere will be
t I}? guests will be a‘yor Edward W
lldokor. of Bar rd
Qilurse Wounhflllot Jamil?“ at-
trhctlos for 31‘ Co 9. First on pro-
mightilh “0' till. fiat Norwa‘lk
Mqtmhodiat Chu 1.. at 8...,111.
The announcement otn‘ the steamer
libel, which is do hating South
orwalk to enter tb‘rdsy
for the convenience d! parties desiring
tb attend the Vanderbilt cup races. ap-
ate in the adlprtising columns of
ti) ay's on n. M will. connect
at Oyster g?“ .Wlhtl a special train to
the race col as
One of thebli hm: l2 Danbury
at present is the nbgry‘) undhd’usc
3mm New Haven road Eating the
”cm nurtures. ..
es neetfi
c lved sud “inertial noon at the
mechanical force in nbury are all
hilay gettln'nfi the locomotives ready for
service .;. ,. . 3
much picture of Governor Wil-
A. linokingham will be presented
tho his 32% on Wednesday
0!
next twp «.141.«
Min:
to
l
lia‘m chmhhn's were" Corps. fire all, at
12:15 t re was p o
a Hakim-1191911 will aid 'lb's i
oil painting in the state ohhito
a work of art 11'
The old Hope Hose wagon lhhi ' weh‘t:
out of use Ill. the ady ent of 010.me
omobiie tuck!“ “Rambo filmy
re ovated by‘thei‘l‘ifll arm 110k
William “$1th Company's one
on. which is in myth but good
Iii’pair The Hope truck w ll be titted
h new tires d 1‘11de and the
Imats truck w it be stored for emer
rdby
y'and la
in...
1.. Phone gig-lipid and blim- it cut
pl'lces. reef. ill Wall street.
A number :31 farmers of this vicin-
d
.1
in‘
lumpy,
it
v.1:303h1l
i1: marsh vii. Delmarmfiosilit
tombs:- its. “twilhapemisston ta»
may
and young people
re ‘ “y be‘glnhitid to mall's prelim»
elebration of that
tons for the
n t. Already a malls are being
ill, 1! up with Hallowe'en postcards.
,l‘ltecent frosts hdvé 11111311 uloat oi2
susceptible valentines and plants
dllin a tit: Hitch one at
turday
rvenitwd OWN bushingti their
«W
.1 031 chim'try. esbodidli'y is
A
. Public Health and
l"
‘1
Pm motions are moving rapidly
he. annufal 35313“pr milk 513;?
glitch cl its. Mtg!
Brltain under the auspices
.BFWMWWWBWW‘W comets» .
one among the speakers will be ex-
Q rnor George P. McLean.
epic:- pours V
'. true ”will snugly s'fil tile;
Center “Conventional Church, at
p. The public is invited to
e'lfiet-tin‘g .i'l‘he ‘ltlhta'r illiiiés o'
The extreme side aisle:
ilelleh will! 'hh is (h
public.
l lAihchegta Jll lie served lo .the
Center, out and First Baptist
chultmpli .at £3,1qu clock. .bul.‘ there
will not he meetings in any but the
Center church.
LunchOOn ‘l'ieiteta.
Mrs. John Luldlaw Buel
Dan e 5,:
unti‘t asks
li"ll‘
open
1:
IEt$thger I
state re- .
1, 31‘9““ . ‘ W, m
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is?! pit of par
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We gblnt “domain that; it of do: u an?“
‘ ,. ml?unt llnfilortahce is the purchiaer.
. ”l ability made our Ellirantce tilit the alyle or design is}: ‘
of most recent conception and po'altivoly not the makers’ discontinued
attllrna. Every article' is clean cut! artistic. well finished, and the
Audi heat as per cent. below a other house—a condition which
In». vapor—a1
on! In 9»
cat‘l‘iltal'ly exists when only cash i“at hlEhest grade credit obtains.
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South Norwalk Conn.
3‘an J in.
TO BE FOUND AT
ilérrci Busfiled‘d to
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A Sure Chance to Win 3
DA‘WON IOHT
gent. will preside, Prof. Howard
Brewer will be the organist
musical director. Francis W Both
erland will he the comet soloist bud
Miss Grace Baum, contralto, and‘
digit. in the program} _
.1 The Ushers.
Mrs. Wt lam C. Hungerlord,
sent of ther Stanley Chapter is
. Weill.
connection with the coming meeting.
Orzan.21‘elude—-Msrch from Le
Propb eta .............. Meyerheer
Howrrd Brewer Organist. ..
Processionel~“'l‘he Son of God
God; Forth to War,"
First Church Choir
Invocation. .
Rev Henry W. Mater. Pastor of First
C Wch.
‘A‘dtirelis of Welcome,
Mrs William C. Hungertord, Regent
, Esther Stanley Chapter.
Blhiinx~“Connectiont state Song, "
Audience led by Choir.
Greeting.
Jlon.,(3corge P. McLean.
Bolo~—"l [indie State 8 as."
~. . Miss Grace. um._
Address—“National Work 01‘ the D.
Mrs. blottilew ‘l‘. Quott President Gen-1
eral National column . A. R.
Greetings from the Sons.
Hon. Morris B. Beardsley. President
General National Society. Sons
of American Revolution.
Solo and Chomp-“Star Spangled
Banner.‘
tl-‘rodericl; t} tailing, audience joining
Adorned—“The Melllll: Pot. an opti-
lniat's iew." .
ma Mar chrr.
Solo—"mrrl‘nfi’ calm“! Republic.”
’ Paper—“mailed. Manner-an3 hitd Cus-
Items. of Children in Old New En!
and
hits. J. William .Baiiey. wex Regent
Wndliivorth Chillte‘r Mlddletown.
Address—J New: tram our Library."
Mrs. Short Adam Willis. Library (10“
erai National society. OLA R.
Singing— 'Americn."
By the Choir and Audience
Benediction. -
Rev. Henry W. Mater.
Foothills—"Coronation March"
Svender
Howard Brewer.
The audience will remain in their
{seats until the phloem and speakers
have passed down the slate.
25m lilADiLV cun’ab av A
4 SIMPLE HOME TREATMENT»
A simple cidsn remedy that can be
used in the home is what every person
desired who is aun‘ertnz from eczema
an whae "Mr I“
iuth 1%..” '93 aduh‘b‘ cured ”wine
nntly by ZEMO a clean we“
'li Iuiddlgr extegnaldusow ZEMO
11 cases: y_
Yogi! their. poison]. m anneal dis-
ease to the surface of the skin and
t”Anatomic: thorn infirm the slim
clean and healthy. 3. ii. Plats .tht!
drown. Will am you a boo it and
[finale bottle oi {Will {It
ami“ a it“.Iv to”?
cured by
honii treatment. c”nor sale by n.
Planted.
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ore:
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t’lt'redericlt Lothem, baritone, will saw
re
counted with the details in“
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5‘ ‘ a - . ‘
lg, Stamford .
M. my...
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Optician
5t WALL ovum. nudism
1 3-.., W, ..~, I? , y. ..
Perfect fitting. elegant a
pair sci
W
spection oi some.
'86 WASHINGTON STREET“
0 It now.
uooggla Of PILL
w ‘b‘lil‘horoix oh. bif—
spread interest in tpgflprimgugi “
lain'a" liltl 1.: var lotto car i
will
dance elm
Mirror it
till Winona?» 119‘? ll
Mice. to siveuie
‘9
."fi-
0. B. Jackson
tide
The more :ritical you are about th at and quality of undergarments.
the greater our confidence that you an be pleased and “trailed with
Merode (hand-Whoa) Underwear
Writ by thousands or Amgilcan women. all over the land who
reroxn so its superiority in every 0 ntlal oi’ quality. finish and service.
The styles suitable for tall and winter are ready and we invite your to
and it here
:1
it your cam
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a:
hdecsse
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INTER NOW.
IOOKB Fflll.
Port cheater? ” = '
.; said that Uncle Joe will be found be
Everything in the Optical Linc
"Eyés Examined Wild
hosiVIiLK.
The Berry Arch Support Shoe
wfigm dcdlce. One
$400 $35.00 ‘ .1
FLYNN '8. RYAN
1 Loni-1 hoswAL'k. ,
N. E. RYAN ”CO.
south seawau
Midi”
Easier
than ever after we have put it in
shape. We riplace every broken
rt. tighten eyery loose bolt or not
isn't running right
dilnve us overhaul it.
on let. it run the more
ethane becomes and the
reatar the expense oi repairing. Bo
» 1 and then enter upon
(V H mm .
EMHWS-
credit on our bouillon common sense.
ivea. rue scabiePDoan'a Olni
1 meat. Ii 31 uni: ii.
wand; Ears “mono now an
’ Edwin Reynaldo. at Milm
' ,f‘m
i‘
., ‘ulfl‘hwu fsz.‘
tit sorted notice 011’ Speaker Cannon
yésterday that theidlil :‘p’ork iletrel'll
method of llpbdt‘t'lollllig the mob until”
harbor improve his to the congress;
with the pill hill have to council
quq the 177 conérleainen at the 8th
Louis lheetlhx. tvho regarded it as 114
illi'etlt still) at the weaker
Mr. 'l‘att ihli‘iio it plain that as to
general proposition he
(1% bsvhl’! bonds iiia'uoii to thy lor th
spilling of Who ”ddllntry' s “twatdrwny
At the same time he declared wt
almost brutal frankhesa that the
in the improvements. Each project
was to ho. determined solely on ltd.
merits
‘ The [hesideut apparently intended;
his statement as a warning to the 17'!i
iconxressman who wfre sitting before”;
hm.
pork barrel cover for a good many‘
years, listened attentively. it can be
hind President 'l‘ai't at least on the
proposition to issue bonds for the im-
provements or the waterways.
The} meeting at the Coliseum was
; the big one or the day.. Mr. Tait ad-
dressed sn audience of 10000 there.
\ Here is what he had to any of
barrel politics:
We have spent a great deal or money
on whtdrwnya. i do not think it has:
been spent at: much to a 0d purpose.
as it would have been bellow adopted
some other theory and some other
method but i am not here to criticise
that. i do think that We have now
reached a time in the history 01 the.
a new, method on t to be adopted.
Now I would tire to clear away a
good many supposition that i am.
‘ afraid that have lodged in some mind-.1
This matter or, waterways im revs.
menr by irrixitioc oi the arid an sub
arid lands and of the conservation oi
' our resources is not for the purpose
of distributing pork to every part of
the country.-
Every measure that is to be taken
and adopted must be on the ground
that this usolul to the country at large
and not on the ground the; it is going
:4.
Congress. or on the ground that it is
going to make a certain part of the
1 country min; the expenditure oi that
money p spar-011s. 11 that principle.
along in the same old way we have
gone before
The method which I lover is this:
That we should take up every compre
hensive project on its merits and we
should determine by all oi the means
at our command whether the country
in which that project In to be carried
out is so far developed as to justify
the expenditure of a large sum in
carrying out the project and whether
the project will be usetul when done.
When you have determined that on
the general principle of good to the
entire country. than I am in iavor at
doing that work a rapidly as it can
be done and I am in favor of issuing
the bonds to do it; and it it shall turn
out that some part of the country is
linked to a particular project by rea-
son 9! eminence and large works and
a general iiVeiy i situation that is
not sustained by t e (acts. then that
part of the country has got to wait
until it can grow up to that project.
i am not minimising the dliilculties
that are gold; to arise in selecting
what has to be done or in deternitn
dig the order in which those projtkta
are to be carried out. \
Now there is a proposition that we
tune $600,000,000 or 81.000.000.000 oi
bonds for a waterway and then that
are Just apportion part to the Mia-is
sippi and part to the Atlantic. a part
to the Missouri and. a part to the Ohio.
i am opposed tot
i am opposed to it because it not
only smells of the pork l1nrre|.hut. it
will be the pork barrel ti.aeli £31
every project stand on its bottom. t
it prove itself by means of its friends.
and by means or those who kriow‘
Whether It is to be profitable or not
Illltbut do not let
us embark on a no: i will reflect an
‘ ~ew :1 to
1m. slumTW. 1:111ng
Cures
hatter. itch
ntly.’
NOW IITATI . .
WATERBURY. Oct. 26 ”H.
die recently iyavtng a‘l
abellodlld ioo
h
.Robitlionloot. mgmtilh‘“ :3?
as or s w
r a 311mm lvth clam mullet tor the
. «tern hairs. limiter caisson has as
pied "0.000 as her“ share at the or
Uodor the pun she was to trawl
it
:11 {1 *
film speech closed a sensation;
is in favor .
vibe to lie ho "pork car-tn" polities:
Uncle Joe Cannon, who has held the}
deyeiopment of our waterways when
to lend certain congressmen back tel
and that is the one which i deprecate“
‘ ii to obtain. 1 am in favor of going
Film 2 to W? in
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191; yd
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Regularly 25c.
Fhou 2 re s P. M.,190 yo,
xi1a Fine Lisle Stochihgs
Rofiulhlrly 260
FROM 2 T0 s r. M.. a. slim.
25c Window Silht'ioé's, "1’76
Slight imperfections in the
cloth 1ollers minianteed a 3001i
25c value.
FROM 2 re s P. M., 17: EACH.
$1. 25 Table Unen. 98c yd:
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Linen very wide
FROM 2 TO 6 P. M., 986 YD.
t
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Tak
HIV. MR. RICHYIR AT SILVER-
MINI.
liov. 0 Emil Richter who for the
put three years has been pillar oi
the Methodis’i Protestant church In
Stamford, was recently appointed by
the New York Annual Conference to
the pastorate oi the church or Slivel
mine. On account or his wile a. poor
health Mr. Richter had expected not
to preach this year but awash to
serve as beater oi the Biiv‘ermlno
church believing that a years adjourn
in that beautiful country would bone
tit his wife omiderably. Mi‘. Richter:
be; gills tainiltry at Hiive'rmlne, a
Weandy.predchl513 to attai-
lng. He allay preached in the litter
noon at florid limb; , .
iiir. Richter has been in lilo minty
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23¢ 'L'iille ‘Sioclilii‘git. l‘9‘c .
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THIS off
We guarantee to save l‘l‘dih 1-2 “to
' 1-8 of your Coal bills
Heating and Plumbmg C0,
in mm smear noawmt
M return to Silvermlao. and until
tive eonsm5tiona morning and mn- ,
try tor about to years. and has had;
a Varied incidences smut; a”: iodglhc
house Mindanary in the slums at New "
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coon 10c sdaxhbr‘s‘y: _1‘n’“
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Mode of good heavy quality
Flannclette in assorted colors, '1
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wile. preach there as during the, lulu- ,
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