larliiitln at the Horne of C A
Quinlard. Main Sircet " :-
Eilliiillflilii Willi
LIdieo Who Predidcd at the Various
Features iii the Alternoon
3 The dashing colors or the stars and
stripes flouting in the breeze before
the residence oi Mrs. C A. Quihtfll'ni
‘ St Main ctrcet. Norwaiit yesterday of-
Atlarnoon. proclaimed to the inltietgd
the fact that D. A It history was
3 lug mode within. Mrs Quintnrd is the
ulceregent of the Norwalit Chapter,
3 dull the occasion referred to was that
j. of on ntteinoon ten in connection with
asale (it nprona and fancy nrtlclcs, nll
tor the benefit of the educational
A work or the "Daughters. " Two branch
es 0! this me being carried on by the
that organization; one the work
,along patriotic linos among our for.
‘ also hmn citizens of Springwriod. aid
ing in the process or turning foreign
_ citizens into good American ones; the
other the educating of a mountain
White girl at, Mulyville college, Tenn.
Funds for those twu projects have
been the soul of all D. A. R. endeavors
during some tears. and the colleen of
1909-1910 was most auspiciously in
nugurated by the elite of yesterday
with thioaebio'ct in view. The weather
man rendition the oeoaeion with u
kindly eye and Phoetiu‘e, accordingly
Mullet! hlu lit'itht in 113011031 of it.
Within. tho house preset: ti gain til)
peerence being tip A-n‘prl i decked
:tcr the event. T3 . A l . gfie chap
ter method” J: ' ‘. y to
request for do A 3 _3
3:33 Ruth
. mm. audit-’3’ 3
A tilt-lune and highly succeeetul Idol
jinwe' on social woe given by Court
{Cecile Daughters of tailbone; at the
Catholic Club rooms in Welt nvonuo.
hint evening.
The room were truthfully and club
3 in ninetil
i ioyed
and American and Knighto oi' Colum-
hug tings wet-cnretitly in evidence.
COllHiiSBS lock-o'danternu and Japan.
one lanterns in promotion cent the
weird. mystic light proper for the oc-
canton. in n dimly lighted automaton:
Miss Elluueth.,tiurklns. in on rich-
tel booth; dlrcloecd the secret of the
uture
Music. for dnnolnit during the‘ even»
ing was furnished. by the Knights or
Columbus Orchestra and refreshments.
consisting of pumpkin pie. orulleril. up
pies and coffee. were solved by dainty
and fantastically cliid meldeuu.
Between dancer a delightful giro
grain arranged by the lecturer. Mien
Helen Flynn: woe carried out It not»
sisted of live dongs “My Little lrlah
Rose" and “Where the demo-han-
tei'ne Glow." sung by Miss Helena Mil
lord and Mrs. Daniel F. Tourney reo
pcctlvcly, nhly anointed by n chorus ot‘
young ladies. Mills Marion Hayes was
the ucoompoulot.
An extremely funny pantomime
“The Charge or the Light Brigade,‘
come next and then Mrs Tourney
made the hit of the evening in n clov
or and amusing skit entitled “Apples "
(treat credit in due the committee in
charge or the «flair and lie success
odds greatly to the lam-ctr; that Court
Cecile in rapidly nrquirlrig for limit
in regard to original and Stitccunlul
enter tnlnmente.
~8ATURDAY SPECIALS.
Legs Spring Lamb 17c ll)
Loin and till) Lauri). 16c. lli
Roost Pork. lilo lli
Choice Fowl. am: it).
Prime Rib ltoasl..12 to lilo.
‘ Loon Pot Roast 120
Sugar (lured Home. “to.
’ Sdnlrcs' unit Sperry iii llurnce pure
Sausage fresh lluute. Shoulders and
Head (Ilium-lo.
licence or which
ti, let, ’ ‘
with corona at on kinda. 9! which the
"Mme!“
is checked 51:. .
tuner all“! 3 ' 33
character to on . «riotmul clit-
r-ltll mete nonsmoonditlor‘mol men.
olioiouu spool or! per-
fection were Iii) n evidence. and
coke and other de loll. diode lrom
choicest jealously recipes in
t mndmothe a cook book" ex-
amuuloel edeettm urce etrlm
disappearing like new be are the sun.
The friends of chapter turned
out in iy cunt mohowcd
their appreciation by fidroliuinc lov-
lelily of the wares elm-till.
Miss Sarah 1.91m tutti Mlle Helen
, 1... Curtis dispenled doitoioiui ember
, ion with loathsome .uoommlmato
A Allen Helen Quintana brewed the
“ cheering cup The Iliron table woe
i’enlded over by Mu Aum to: W
erwln Ind Mre‘ mm H. Flilow,
3 iMien Annie Andrew acted on
he on mittee in course count-ted
:2 Chair on. Mro. Joseph H. Fillow,
:Charlea A. Quintin"! Mn. A W.
,; ‘rwin, Mrs. 'l‘.c aStohms, Min Hel-
Gil L. Curtis. Mine Shrub Lewis. MM
' G. B. St John and litre. G ll. Nomi).
, The committee liedlren to thunk ull
. who denoted and every one ho in
any way cohtlllmiod to this st croon-
, fill affair hr moduli of Which u antinuc-
‘tory aunt of illllllfl} has ”mulled for
the cause.
”WA--. ..
“SPINAL.
AOholoé Howie. 20o th
Spring Chickenl. lite.
Freon Home. lilo iii.
Homemade or Link Smudge. lic lli.
Loin of Park to roost Mid Pork
chemise iii ii.
Front! or (lowed Hookn.12c lb.
Side Wei. idclli
Shoulder Stock. 3106 in.
Lean Pot Ronni. 10 ml 120.
MM? HKT-
,1, enumerating“
Twenty-six Cm EnterodeIchines
Were Weighed Today
GARDEN CITY, L. 1., Oct. Stir—The
twenty-six curs entered in the triple
automobile race to be run over the
Vanderbilt cup courlle for the Voodoo
hilt Monument and Wheatiey Hiiil'
trophies were weighed in new today
by Fred J Wagner. the veteran lune
umpire and starter.
The cars were divtded into four clue-
ses and are to rm all togethei. out
for three different alliances The
smaller corn entered for the Mountie-
qua Sweepmtitee. weighed in at 1,600
pounds and over. The can in I‘ll!
class will be sent away um and w it
he called it on to make too round:
or the circut or 126.10 miles.
The care in the out clean the
Wheatly Hilla' sweepstakeu. will he
started lnunedlutety. on the tlcviu oi
the Manonpoqun entrlel. but will con
tlnul on the circuit ’for an extra fivo
round!) covering 15 tape. or 189.60
miles in all. These cart: wero called
upon to exceed 1,800 pounds in weight.
The third squadron to be lent away
II the one in which the chief lutemt
oi the motoring public canton. ThlI
campaign is made up 0! the elite“
high powered core which one contend,-
era for the Vunderbllt cup. Thule
can will he called upon to cover I)
thrill of the circuit or 278 08 mil“.
There are two oubdivlalonl in ;I
clone. the limit weighing in otil
pound: and over. and the mend lit
2.100 pound. or over.
Preilmlnnry to tho weighing in. 11
or the all, om took adventure or the
clear only morning amniotic“ to
motion or the real content acting II A.
strong deterrent to that string.
111an or ten apprellentiivo titan M
their core and thirobv
till nt eli- chonoer in the more
it it. m.3
orntciv decorated with the colors ofA
~ the national order whole and yellow.
take a limit ruin over the dilution. 3! "
common connect. however. low or the .
driven lot out their preterit. the to: ,
The mo in Ichudulcd “\bd‘lfl hi _3
Kittley
Alto
forth
uioii.
guided
moms
pooh.
grout
Klitltii‘.
IXICUTlON 0'
Subject of Rev.
Thunduy Evening Dilemma.
' but evening. at the regular meeting
It the'south Nor-walk Congregational .
Church. Dr. Sherwood spoke upon
the recent exooutloii of Prof. terror. in
‘lpoin. and broiilht out the
event: end memo». ot’ moderuilin
end republication: which on behind
at lucid
Retolullou rind oiMeeitng Hi. All
dressed Expressing Confidence
in the Two Guides
tilts illlllllll till
ill tilllLlll it il’llilllll 33
Citizens Decline to- Accept Hi; Shite
moot all Contact
‘HAMiIJl‘ON. Mont,
Frederick A. Cook went to bed Surly
this morning after retelling to dlucuoh
lit. thnt timc'tlie hostile
adopted about niidnlttht no the meel- “i
log he had nddreiiood This recolutloti
expressed coriiltlcuel in the. diary of
liarrlll nod Printz the gllitil’iti who said
that Cook did not clluih Mount tile
“my (‘I'tllrlillt-id.
Oct. Blip-Dr.
rceolutlou
attorney (or
the guides quratlouotl Cook Illici his
address and then the oxtvitcmem bloke
Crtitclideid challenged (loom
the follow
taking nitlv’u.
ind
.vuviil
were false.
to: mom; statement;
of the doctor contended i‘or fair play.
Attorney Walther thou presented
this resolution: "We. the people or
Hamilton and Iluvnilo Counting,
denuded. otter potimulv
the chili-lion and ruitntor charges ex
otunged by tho purtle». to the Mount
M‘cltiulev controvnruy. do declare our
firm hello! in the vorticity or Edward
Barri" and Frederick Printi."
This was curried by *3 large major-
Ity and the meeting was aimed timid
excitement.
Dickinson.
otfiti’crm duel-mo than Dr Cook'ti
utotomcnto tint they reached the too
. of Mount McKinley were incorrect.
lflr (loch replied by unuortlng
Burrlil'e lace tlutt the laltcr'n ninth
of
statements. This brought on u dine on
lul‘vntilllmt
1 no
A member of the outliers.t lih‘ttroll n
roimliltloii M. this point uniting; flint
lilo iiieetlng decline a. luclt oi tnitli on
the port of the entire. people, of Main
tunu in oil mutteru about
lollt mode claims.
Attorney Rolland White, or San
Francisco, who was in the audience.
race and us a citizen mode it plea for
i'nlr ploy
Senator Joseph iii
Montana. also look tho lion: and urged
thitl fair play be accorded till portion
to the controversy. Nollhor those who
were opponent to Dr. Cook nor his
friends would Incept the Dunstan reno-
iution. and it was withdraw
« it till. 33 . ,
word N Darrin. the
W
miller
which Dr
of
to
The, excitement at this point win: in
tense licrrlll demanded to know whi
Cook did not make on adidtivitt to the
client that. he had scaled Mount Mo
Klniey.
'l‘lto eliullenxo him no sooner been in-
uuod than it was occupied by the door
tor, and uh nilldnvlt who made by the
explorer on the platinum in the pros-
entio of the audience.
doolarod that he amended Haunt Mc-
that lint-rill was with him at
the lime, and that the record: of hit;
until-iii were left on tho commit at tho
in it Dr. (look
The dispute then waxed warmer.
Berrill'u attorney and friends denounc-
whlie th‘imlllid
flit-
tintenlng 1.0
Dr.
cut. them
"think that; one
“Width“!
1 Mil
PROF.
FERRER.
MaclIl-lnnd’o
turner
lurch!“ ill
mflflflliv MIMI”
moon with us. a
| ,iliiexroeted hitch mum dimer 3,.
Wall-tilt the
tactical
which
in
him.
it
which was 3
cigarette" hilt H
compeny,3suid .
cigarettes. so 3
oral phonic smiled
claim. but )no one.
coir lion: oil (in tile. . ,
inn Aiutrn'e. who lulu»
inn tho Holder Still
at tho "Hittite
Vim Almond i
wore ut tho link
whit-hie 3
time. ultimo
nlruiihtenett
:01“ gl‘flfik I“
and film WV“
WI! found Mlflm to MAM thni
wumr. though e line of hose, vino laid
into the. building. The llhro motion
nrmt quiuilily oi emetic in the bum-
luu unit the Mental: would hawthrod
ortii tht‘il" limit titty rliil lmt tor
their S'Liiwil‘hlth Till} plotted up
ititlit drain!» or lilo linlnlup tliiro lint.
ll’ll‘iil‘ll it outside.
Suleiman: and; Titmfilitt'l Hlliii‘) J.
Dickson little worried rulinuilr in pre-
vmu. o «proud of the tire. itrnvloutily
to the iii-rivni at tho til-imminent and
(Natty to tile own dcittrr. he picked
up n glinlr piled high with the burning
fibre and carried it tiliin‘illil.
Mr. lllrktmii'u limo watt hinged. lint
not limit); lie Wm: Jute: toiumlillt
from lunch Willi“ tic, found the lire in
program rind .lohnnv Tugtw ltilutlim
in the blunt or this lroulill- with 'i pull
of water. Mr. nil‘kfillll and con have:
been utilizing the coconut door oi the
liu'ldtnc uh eloopluu tilllll'll’i‘rl null
smith t-imhm wt-rv inhuIi out its it pro-
coui ion.
Mo»... *m .....
~ron SA'l’illtDAv.
llooi miller. per iii. the.
Al ii'tour. per MK, Nhr.
.louuu', Pllliitiury'u uud liuld Alodnl
Flour. per bug. 90o.
Extra large Cranberries. per qt. 10c.
Ruth ilnnu 'l‘urnipu. per |ilt.. 20c.
Red or Yellow Onions. tier tit. tic.
iloxinulng Monday. Nov 1. we will
clone our More at 6 D m.
H. H MEAD & 00.
Bill Hill ii MMwTE
lift “Mill Hill
Juliette: and Johiteon Ready to Sign
Article: oi Agreement and“
Go into Tililling
NEW milk. Oct. tin—Union come
don‘t
Johnbon.
holder.
huddled ‘
M i J H
F3133 333% 3353i “1
, 1W“ ”Rf!“ it
“3‘33 offirlt
U
3 Alinticinllnn.
‘ paltry over their present innovation: in
', and work with utnriotl
”flimi'fited however.
ohentlw‘ that it 3'
,Aliibl‘m A."
mm.
which wile to
(the itflt 3o!
Division Engluelir Eilitworlh lo Rec-
ommend That it be. Foriywilvc
[33" Instead oi 22
' till iiillillll lliill
till iiiflliti ills
T333333 3335’“ opportune in 0We
Ordinlry _ Conditions
All it remit 013 the visit to thin oily
int evening or Diviulon Engineer illite-
worth of the New Y,orlt New Haven
and Emma Rniltoud (“tampons null
n clrnnliltutlon With it delegation of
hurtiueei. min. ills expected that u
' derided ltnpmvrhuiul will he brought
out in Monroe liicot ut the unlit-hound
‘ dorm approach
This rinlt of the, diviulo‘n énglncer
come about following a diucuniun lid
Noun i’it‘difit‘iii Thomas 1 Raymond.
01 the Mitidlluintil‘ and Multiltnntureru'
with the railroad coni-
Tilt:
widening tilt? nporodrh. Tittlle
; mount-ti. on in hell itnown was nonulr»
till by Mr Raymond for the Railroad
. (.ntniinny. ill order that the approach
iiiltilil he uldrucd The widening hung
tire tor a long limo but a week or two
Witch it with
that the corn
petty intended to moire only n commit
ni‘lvolr union change, Mr. Raymond
t in communication with the corn-
pnny egalii. Mr. Ellsworth agreeing to
the down hot-It tut evening and toll:
is Hitnfillm over.
He agreed with the delegation of
‘3 huelnciut men in practically ovary par-
~114:uliir one will recommend that the
roach be mode to feet wide at the
tumult the hill Title in on incl-cue
nioro than decide. the:! critical
Width bill» 21M.
. u all: 33”
the tool. ol‘ the hill.
The delegation which me} Sociocul-
ldiloworth considered the tine moot
opportune also to draw fitteniion to
the attending of anxious for indefinite
period: on the Monroe street hridce
When he arrived the engine of it Dan
bury troln waiting for alerting time
Will! iii the bridge. 'l‘ho complny hull
oreviouely eluted that the engines will
be detached and run beyond the,
bridge where there in limo to wall.
'l‘wo trolley cure aluo hunticnod nlong
ut the east-hound approach and title
VIM pointed out in the railroad men
as one of the reliance the narrow an
preach hug been dnnxcroim in the out.
Among tidied who met Engineer
Ellsworth were Thomas I Raymund.
Edwin H ltlntheweon. Dr A N. Clark.
Prosecuting Attornev William F.
'l‘nminuny. Dr. A. I) Weduworth rind
others
millilil [iii Ill
Stimuli Milli
Four Unoouiuied Colt; and Mary
Other Mullen Scheduled on
Short Calendar
The chart calender list before
Judge Borneo oi the Superior Court
todcy tiller: oonridmhle that in in-
teraction. There are only tour un-
controlled divorce; till lilo lint. name
iv: Robert Unwln to. Ad: Uuwln.
which led to the death at William H
militia-on, who win. named or on
rumdent. Mo Alumnus; ve.
Otter!» 1.. min. at 1: port.
“‘3ka Ind
Archibald A. Keyword vs. Situation”
Heywood. at nri part.
when In our! it doom malt-n
on the «lender, however. in thin
murmur: r us."
it on re rm
rented by committal: 3
"”3““in the “333%
that id the
often-lo
ground“ it «limits.
The room. at the committee
who” the mm line for
were adieu!!! to hear or his donili lilet
M0111“; 1
Wm
The utility lriende ui’ Smith Northrop
evening at hie home in Main oil-cot.
had it wide circle of liiendo. and was
well liked by all who knew iii
had always proved a true Men.
Mr. Northrop had mode a sellout
was coined with an attack 01¢!va
Since then he hue been living by cheer,
will power out! tout night. the end
clinic
The huge on the tire houses, in the.
city or Not-well: were placed At hell
ponies will hold special meeting this“
evening. to pan melodious gill the
(teeth of Mr. Northrop.
Smith Northrop was born in HM
Ridge April 20 1868 and Willie hill
an intent came to Norwnllt to it”.
where he had been ever since. w
years use he became one o! the duo
premonition at Northrop. in the liquor
huelneso
Phoenix Engine Company for twenty,
was captain at that company. Mr
there‘ WWI 0. E. for muny
retire. and was a. member of Harwell:
Loose. B. P. 0.
Norwullt Filth Club.
Mr Northrop was forty-three yearn?
old. and is survived by a wife and“
one daughter, besides a brother. Tho-
mas Northrop.
The funeral will take place Sundwm
afternoon at 3:30 from mention. The
Rev. Junieo llcuton Werner. rccton of
Grace militant-ta] Church. will calcining,
rind interment will follow in Riverside
(‘eniniory Norwellt
that the vttt‘lOllS lire collimation and
lodges will turn out in a had: to at
tend the funeral.
ililllll Miiiiiii till
it illililiti
Report iheiDonhury Will Be the Set
their 11m led
Emmi) D..oi‘ ldt
summit-atom Seine deli hither
the diocese/o , “fined. ”acceding the
late Bishop Tierney. has given rise to
other rumoro regarding the head of the
diocese. it is believed in come quor-
tere also that the appointment 0! S
bishop is most likely to go to the Rev.
Thomas Council or New York. It prel-
ent auxiliary bishop of the New York
(littltt‘iitl. lllehop Ctitintiit'e more hits
horn little mentioned in connection
with this dioccie, but there is it strong
holler that he is likely to he the mat
dioaen.
it will be interesting for Norwalk
Outholloo to kit w in this corinoctloiik,I
that there in to of the division oi
the diocese. information cornea from
New York thot a meeting or authorl'
ties we: held there recently to discern»N
the donation of I formation or u now
dlooem cud I pm at the diocese to item
elude the territory between the Roth
olioblltlitneut o! the sent at either
Pouxhkoeptie or Dnnhury For the
honor or hating the poet or authority in
the dieceee it is understood that Don-
hm is moot (Ivorotily considered. on
min; more a control city.
Mai-Mm
. —-Nori0l--FIRSMIN.
Member: at the South Nowell Flreoi
Department are requested to meat It
Old Well it it 1... Co. couriers in How,
iinntl street. Sunder. ct 1:15 o'clock
o. IL. in uniform. for the purpou or
unending the funeral ol Capt. Smith
Northrup. of Phoenix no 00.. Non-
wltlit. Member: or the It Norwnlit
and nowuwn Fire Department- ore
invited to so with no cull meet a (lid
Per order.
IlAItOLD ll' CLARK, ‘
Ohio! I‘ D... So. Nomi;
W
when“ or connow.
Member: of Harwell Lorin. No. lotto
Mufiiitggu’w I‘ St
on
it. 33:93:33.: 1. mm”
“his brother.
f v
“our the
with“. iii-tint
Smith mflorthrligfl
W chin...
. Human H. Mdmm mm 3
iculto ill Orchard
"Mil." as he was known in Norwallt. i
on he, 3
or» w'aml git Hit to intro shirt can
light for life since last April. Midi: he; ‘
meet this morning and all tile com. 3
lie was also a member or '
yours and at the time a! his death ken
Northrop was affiliated with Our Bro- 3/ 3
3. and the South 3'3"“
it. lit expected.
3.» l
roll river and the Nnmtuck. end the it
Well quarters tot 1:15 p. 111.. Sandor.
m molt .
b it dwei‘
it" ill“ .1. mo.
ANTED—«Yovhlam Gilli. 't‘o
lithium houseworkhtwhlle colored.
renown? oxen THREE: it
nu light houeekmpin toy men an
Address 1. . Scntlnel Rice. 3 .
ill/ANTI ... -T«JXPERIBINGED OP
‘1“! ‘3
while looming. bloody w
hour it (In. .
wnuran~rro not. ALL KIN ,
cattle and DON .
Am prices m m
geotlou‘t Tum» Lite, Sou
‘1" 33m. rum
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ltiiprovemcnto rel e 3
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door, and attic. ‘r can drum
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