i
t
N rl'l‘rorlt'l
. moron can
life leave flora, .
Bomforl 101mm. morning...
a” p.,ln.. thriving in New Y
Jud ateheroo
‘ :l'll‘ dilly
ll"
.li'p
l . woobnow.
’ .Kuloure or rvrmae.
illrenil chdpogllpli.«ddoolid Makes Many
‘ l; " Offlol‘oighillté
in his initiall'ation as grand chan-
ntt‘een official visits-to West Ha-
‘Bouth Norwaik, Southinxton.
0.01118; and ,90. Nov..25th he will de-
1 libiddi‘en'n for Elm lodge at East
capitation Nov. 23th he will de-
the mddreas. on the 4th waiver
of Mummy” lodge at New
0, . “19; ”will, deliver
gag artif‘vlng’and on the,
y ‘ n the occasion‘ atom ‘10.).
.01" '7 or Hira,:'l‘9"{!llle No 90, n.
'Qllocd _hl“s visits and
a‘i'edlyi‘makei the 75 visits
.‘term of office. a charter
.30... .prepa‘ratlod fora new lodge
’ ‘ nnd the prospects ,are_bright
flat twobngwriodgea to he in-
, ,, 1 .0 ! '
t, ill“ have becn appointed
melodies in New Haven. who
twin: them-end chancellor on
‘ .November 10, 1900. to ar-
liiiiihelthlliififil public installa-
“ .hetatnuew Haven as it is
mm installing the oihcers oi
' hbone' No. 1, Sheffield No. 2,
, . “Wilma bio. 5, Edgewood
N ”nitride NO. 51, and Paul Ro-
Ji'rlro Nth 09. The. work of‘the installa-
tion will be perfom‘ed by Grand Chan
” lo: I... Entitlcobs. attended by several
~ his deputies. . p
“The order of,.K. of P. has so soon
' w I marked improvement. as
Lois interest ilxbcing manifested un-
der ellf'namilfloent leadership of the
'ne ' nil chhnée'llor. who by his lung-
nttiiu .and‘pei‘levarance and love for
thé'order‘has instilled the enthusiasm
he’fihtm elf possesses, in the members.
Ahrofigvthe a pie] circular No. 1. it
be seen tha Grand Chancellor Ja-
has stated that he will visit every
xthe‘seventy-hve lodges in the
‘ 'main 'of cannectlcut before
no of office has expired and as he
will
It» visited 15 within three Worth: It-
‘hls election he will carry out every
p at. and promise made. Every
_ adultery Haven has candidates
at tit.co’sventlon.oi nip lodges “1“
tab. weighs in can e of the publ c
“” initialisation P Otis 010- 0-. L-
“ mobs _i_n securing ,the attendance
p Chan; Brown of Texas will be
Ill, Mal. and it will be. a rousing
if” when the public will be wclcoui‘
s. Louie Hits. 428 Gallon St.. Dan-
vi ‘ lll.. writes. October 1st: “Foley's
[(1 Key Pills started me on the road to
h , . l was treated by four doctors
on $.th other kidney remedies. but
m ores. and was unable to do any
. ' ” wartsa and .the doctor told-me l
on; cdtil . live from two to six
month.- 71 am now so cruel: better
Ill 07! do all of my own work. and l
a 'l he very lad to tell any one
i died: with kdnoy or bladder tron.
h .; . res ital received from
”11:? l'ey's idney Pills." Cilia.
mM”-W‘and be well. Do not risk
having hiyht'a Disease or Dinbolel.
Brldye heraldry and F. 11. Ba}.-
tfirr .
hum-.munpuv.
cps—nu-
'milr Int Norwelk alri Wade I
United liaise Naval Man.
1“”; became known today that
His; Katherine Murphy. daughter of
Mr. Ind Mil. Dynlolfi‘. Murphy, of 202
lint avenue. was married in Jenny
it: on October let. to James Green.
he groom is stationed on the United
ubnttleslilél New Hampshire. and
”fig”? of, lands. The ceremony
" ’ will 9 Min Murphy was at-
rmin the ceremonies connected with
f the ff ll. allguiton celebration [is
NO“. iii" ' arooln 010000
it. "10 ' . agvlllt wltll‘hisbridc in
djshortti e.
. W
' ,
’n‘ww ..
Wyou wluo unveil.
molars alleys. Norwalll. last
time was a bowling match
.. " .li‘atruoa Charles Swanson and
. ‘ Glimmer! to also who was the
fitter-boiler. The same was very
4 “ tiny and attracted a large
V who enhourayed the contestants
finialfiflom. The match was for
' than out of three. which was
«landflw‘fimmn. The score
' mime. flWdMOfi. 1'17: dual»
(was nine, Bullion.
, old. Mid. Third. dual-hurl.
.3 r'iihsrsisooihefiiallit
“file‘firfilw pulled on
the“ to'ol‘d‘ ep'in‘t" contaminant“ tin-“Wu.
1" with the United Wireless Telegraph system.
orb-everyday except Sunday eta p. m., arriving
in reservations, Pier
“r “no you iLLusrnl‘Il-rcn panel-1L“.
radio Manager. J. JA BROWN. GeneralPaasenxer Agent.
‘ moonstone Beach St. N. Y.
W K. ‘1’... Attorneysii. E.‘ Jacobs has .
‘ ' lie Willdejlver ”W
. it’ll
. “1 ' it ,3 '. ‘-
tHot-l Chamberlain. ‘
'- ll
fr
1 Days? "onthiy. including trans-
portation and bow $22.00
tel accommodation. .
Return leave Norfolk daily except
‘orlr about 3:30 p. in.
’26. North River, foot of Beach at.
NW...
”PAIRFTELD weer CONSOCIATloN:
m.
Beml-Anuual Mention to .h. Held in
.‘ Weatport Congregational Church
on Tueedyy.
The Fairfleld West Consoclation will
hold the sellll‘imliilill meeting Tuesday.
at 3 11. m., at tile Congregational
Church. in Westport. The program
will. be as‘followa:
Afternoon Session.
3:00~Devoiionai' Service. .
3:15~viluslness. Report of the" (‘om~
mlttee on Apportionment" by Rev.
14.1“. Berry. Discus Report or
«thiiconiisittaelvcnl polity by Judge
John H. Perry. ‘ Discussion. ‘Uniin-
lshed business. Report of the execu~
tlve committee.
:Oow—Addresses: “The Advance of
the Churchesd" "1n Members ”in."
by Rev. Joel S. lves." “in Miss one
and Fiancee." by-Rev. George I).
Egbert. General Discussion.
:15—~lntermlssion and a social hour.
: 00——Supper.
Evening Seulon.
:lf. v—Pralse service.
fill-«Addresses on "American Prob-
lems." “lndustrlalishl and the.
Churches," by ilev. C. S. Macfnr-
land. "immigration and the Gospel."
by Rev. C. W. Shelton. General
discussion.
:00 Adjournment.
n
L
.5.
THE FERRER CASE.
The Editor of The Sentinel.
Sir: The calumny which blames
the. Catholic Church for the conviction
and punishment of Francisco li‘crrcr.
the notorious Spanish anarchist. in
spreading and becoming world-wide
The punishment meted out to Fill”
rcr was Indicted by the Spanish you
ermucnl. The church had nothing to
do with it. ,
Ferret was ullowad, by the military
code, twontyright days for the pro
mutation of testimony, and counsel
was provided.
‘lt‘iitilcn wllnosscn deposed at his
trial that lie incited to riot. that he
personally led a group of rioters and
that he instigated the burning of con.
vents. if Ferrer had perpetrated. in
any city in the United States. the out.
rages which he committed in ilnroe-
Iona. he would have been strung up
to the first lamp post.
The prospeclus of. the "lay schools"
established by h‘crrer wrrc so ruvoili-
lionary that it is surprising that any
government would tolerate the
schools. This is a sample of the teach-
ing: “The this, 0 rug of different cui-
orn, stuck .111 the end of ii stick. is
tilt: sylubol of tyranny and misery.
Soldiers allouid use their neutrons/to
kill lilo-s who itl‘nlcd them, When
war is declared. every soldier should
declare a strike. Evhry evil. ovary
suffering. th‘l‘)’ iniilslloe. is due to
that stupid and lll'lillill thing called
home lundf”
The unnrclilsilc program, found in
ii‘errcr'll house. corrected, according
to the testimony of exports, by his own
hand. included tho abolition of the
beach. the army and bury. the sets.
are of banks. and the property of of.
fl‘clulll, us well all their imprisonment
or ilf‘lilll.
One of l1‘til‘l'til"ii pupils was Matteo
Morral. who attun‘iplcd 1o ausaaainato
King Alfonso and hill bride on their
wvdilinu dink l"|‘.l‘l't°l‘ was arrested,
and charged Willi complicity in the
crime. bill was acquitted. all no proof
was forlllroillilia. The upvcrnmcni of
Spain punished horror for the part he
played In the tragedy of pillage. arson
and illurdcr. lit liarcelona last July.
The cry rallied by anarchists. social-
lnts and communists. illal lilo liatho»
ilc ('llinrcll secured his conviction and
punishment. cxprttumm their hatred
for the church. which stands for law
and order. commando obedience to
dilly constituted civil authority. and
ill lilo greatest bulwark against the
llevantiltinp powrr of anarchy in the
world.
WAL'l‘iClt .1. HliANldcY,
lilinbnry. Conn. Nov. ll. 1000.
run’uaeoivmo ,PROOLAMATION.
llAR'i‘h‘olili. Nov. ill.»tiovarnor
i‘rhuit ii. Weeks Thursday issued his
.Tblinhsyiviiiy day .prmlltniaiion.
tilt lililtic the 211th of the month.
he plviolllnlntion:
auto or Connecticut
Frank 11. Weeks Governor
A Proolama ion:
Following ll custom of our flil't‘lnlll-
or: who at the end of the harvest gave
thanks to Almighty tied for the bias»
in e of the year. i hereby appoint
'1‘ “ratios. the 21511: of November. as a
any of
Thanksgiving
and I recommend itll observance In
th‘ homes and in the places of wor-
sh p. by returning thanks for the inti-
ierlal peace and prosperity of our coin.
monweaith, and Homily for lite cons
ti ounce of our fuse institutions and ‘
till splendid heritage of liberty.
(liven under my band and the seal
of.the state. this twelfth day of No
vernbor._in the year of our land. one
“le!! nine hundred .ch aim. and
“04111" to our Polar neuron: ,‘
M."
voorsaxe handsets of either
lUnll/t‘l‘illly of Michigan fonlbuil lump
:flwi the University
vat-«s \
y.
1’
t Page.)
(Continued 101w. Firs
m
A great thronir of visitors. with their
pennants- of blue. or of orange and
black. poured lllmrlllfi city eager for
the struggle. Pretty girls in furs with
yellow
Ohryllauthemullill or of violets and
‘colleye graduates wearing the colors
of their team gave animation and pic
turcsqnoncss to a scene which. al'
though no novelty here. is always ill-
terealing. The day broke bright and
clear. and while from the spectators'
point of view the Weather was all that
could be desired, the coaches and
players were hoping that it would be
cooler. 0f the great crowd of some
33,000 which found seats around the
gridiron, a larger proportion than ever
was from out of town. With the Yale
the favorite by long odds and Prince
ton's rather poor preliminary season
to point the demand for tickets to
the game was greater than ever be-
selves fared poorly. . .
The early arrivals were a day
ahead. (but. tin/first trains this forc-
110011. bent the actual skirmish line
”into the university grounds. fly the
middle of the morning the crowd was
sweeping up town. swelling up the
streets, overflowing into the college.
and then gradually marking time out
towards the field.
The lineup;
Yale. Princeton
Kllputrlck ................... ‘l'lnilin
Loft end.
ilobbs .............. Siugling lt‘npt.)
Loft tackle.
Andrus ..................... Waller
Left guard.
Cooney .................... iinmman
Collier.
(locbcl ................. Buckingham
lilalii guard.
Lillcy ....... Mct‘rollnn illincllrcgorl
Right tackle
Vaughan ....... . ............ “'t‘lCII
llighi cud.
llowcs ...................... licrgin
Qlllll‘lvi‘lllli‘k.
lulloy ................. Cunningham
Left halfback.
Murphy li'llilbilll ........... Sparks
illlglit halfback.
l‘oy if‘npl.) ................... linri
Fullback.
Harvard—ublrtmoutlt.
CAMBRIDGE. Mans. Nov. id‘s-liar
Vill'il and Dartmouth. two undefeated
football elcvtlns. lined up iii the Studs
but) on Silldivrs' Field today lll their
annual conical. Ir‘ilr lllli‘llutllllb the
ironic was ”11' (litany of the sl-nnon‘s
schedulr. For the crimson. it was of
especial interest liecallrln the liii~impol~
taut game with Yule is only it wock
distant. Willie nvillicr loam hue luv!
with dt‘fi‘til this season. Durllnoulll‘s
goal line has not been crossed. al‘
though last Saturday ill Princeton.
(“‘0 field goals were scored against the
HllillH'l‘l'lllilrl. liul‘vnrd‘a mull lino Wlifl
crossed by Wliiilllilil. earlier In lllt!
st-uann. btlt no other score has been
marked against the rritnilon‘s record.
The rivalry lwiwcon the two trams
in intense, and the illilf‘OllJi' of today‘s
sirugile wail lIWilllt’ll with interval. ill
the past six years vhch tounl has won
two Ramps. and two games haw been
tied. \Vlllli- llnrvllrtl was fllvortul ill
the betting today. the supporters of the
green were hopeful of victory for the
New iinlllpslllro nit-n. The lint-lip:
Harvard. DartmOuth.
(l. Browne ................... llalcy
ln-fl End.
McKay .................... Sherwin
Loft 'l‘ncltltt.
1.. Withlllltiun ................ 'i‘obln
larfl iluurd.
l", Wilhinu’lou ............. Nm-liiluin
(‘tlntcn
lt‘illlwr ..................... F‘arnnm
Right (lnnril.
l-‘iull .......................... 1mm
mum Turkic. {A mplvryhm... ............. Wriullt humanize. A bountiful lint-t will in-
r‘, n, idlnilb ............. “nukflfli itiubt End. sung by Miss Mlnnio id. lA't‘ and Miss
Riiflli End. C‘mk ------- didn't rhnlll ----- l‘nawlll Elisabeth ltirllurdlion.
' I v t' ‘ ‘ .
(.llt'lllllil‘ly Unarlcrllack ...... molly “1"de “mum Valli.) Reynolds .. Sunday Quinn)“ mu Hllli‘ltlp‘f wlll in.
(mm... “““““ . ........... ... Rm"; Lon linlfbnvil. A lrofenilor of an Old illsltllllii-il
U.“ llalfitnck. ‘ 'Llnnufortl ................. McCulfrl-y 'l‘lleolouy." Thorn will lli' n will by
lmlin ............ lliuarllnll lam)“ “W" ”ll'ml‘W- White Miss Minnie it}. lice and Dudley Ilnck's
WM "11"" 1111111111141. “um """ p.{.t§,h;‘5"‘” """ anthem. "o clap Your 11mins. All v-
Fullback """ ' ‘ _......_........._......... l’l'nplu." by the quartet, The organ
m... CUITOMB lNBPlc‘TORS BUSY. numbers for the “113' are mull-rially
' Univ-rattle. Meet in Chicago. --——-
CHICAGO. Nov. 13wNm'lbwuult'ru
University and lint ilnlvorsily of 1111-
nolu football teams will lucot on tile
gridiron lbill nflllruooli. The- audit" will
mark the close of the aroma for the
Northwestern. and Will be the last of
lilo western union for the mail from
llllnoia. who will and the Hl‘ltiflli'l
next Saturday in the cast with Ryan
tonne Univcraliy. The game loduy will
be referred by Kelly. of Princeton.
Wroun. of Harvard. will be the um.
pirc.
Mleblyan-flennsylvnnla.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1:1.m‘i'iua
of Pennsylvania
eleven today on Franklin Field. All it,
meeting of represenftifhr players of]
the hunt andwent the garlic had nil-t
.uauallntcresi. Michigan llan playod'
Pennsylvania four titties and failed in
win a genre. but this your the western
university came east with a team that
1
of- the inasmdquae.,of the United
Either the one fulfill
a rd! H
mask a. woman.
, I
all and thirty. 1
linear: dangerous. according to
it“ ivy coaches.
‘ 1
I
it,
fore. and New Haven people them-
;and inspectors at tile llridauporl of-
.llintply rcprescntcdk‘some articles she
we...
in . ilien Minutes,
"No oil hasten!“ i high err“
efficiency. or greater healing .
139fo than the ' ‘
With it you can go from the
cold of the Arctic to ‘ihe warmth
‘_ . of the Tropics” iii 10‘ minutes.
g 1 The new 1' '
j ” ". . .l or I . " ‘ V‘ 0
Automatic Smokeless Devrce
presciits‘shioking. Therein no po‘ssililc’qt‘i'cs'tibn about it.
‘ This incanstgreatcr heat-pmve'r,’ a more .rapid' diffusion of heat
and a sure conversion of all the heat-energy in the oil.
.vy
4.... u
' an
ital? 3
f 81111110011111:
Four on... Cases 011 lor Hearing
. But No Decrees Were Granted
by the Co‘u‘rl
i
.
There were no divorced granted yo;-
tordlly by the superior court. if is
a long time. and not within easy mem-
cry, when no divorcl- was granted at
it short cllli-lidnr session of tilt. super-
ior court of Fairilt'ld'counfy . iiut ii
cusps ill litigation, in because of tiny
reform. it was simply lit-caust- of a
series or circilllininniies. There were
four ullcnrlit-slt-ll cases on the list. a
smaller number than usual. and the
first crib- was given a hearing,
charge: infidelity.
idnil'icp Marntus of Bridgeport dc-
Hil‘t‘il a divorce from UOl‘Otli, Moraine of
Hungary. The allegation is infidelity.
The plaintiff ii-stiiil-d‘lbal lift was mill“.
rind ill 1901. and coins to this C(lil‘llll‘)'|
In a cold room. liglelt‘ the heater and in 10 minutes you’ll have a
glowing heat that carri a full content. _
‘Tugnhthc pick up hellish as it will go—no smokHo-odor.
» In everythin' th‘dt"app§a):-to 1h provident antithe intuitions, the
Perfecliou Oil" leatcr.'w:th.its.pe automatic smokeless device, de-
cisively leads. Finished iniNickcl or Japan in various styles.
no"
Every Dealer Evoqvhuas‘gfl‘fm Ryan:
STAND .
on.
troll: ,. .. ii' ithir‘rséueét’itsdlrfim' rower . ..
their her. battle with Wilycite. Cpl- YEARS TO BIRMICOMFLETEHD.
leap lnfil Sulllrdn). it ill l‘l‘DtM‘lt‘fl that ...._._
some, of the men have been more or'
is... pessimistic. ’i‘itc l-nnchcs said
today that llwy were not at all rilrtnill
(if the lineup and did not look [or some
of the best man in last ions; in the
game. However. lilo Pr-nnhylvuninnii
bcliovtI thvy will will. The foams pro
bubly will lino uplls follows:
Pennsylvania. Michigan.
lirntldoi'k (‘onltllu
Madison Smith Announces Arrange-
ment to Give Bridgeport Another
Play House.
l7pon the authority. of Madison
l'lmllll‘ ”11' Well known singer. and sun
of it‘crtlinlulil 11. Smith. of Norwalk.
Who is lllt' representative of the
liridgcporl Tllt'illl‘t‘ (loulpilny. 11w ulr
illlisllmi cullivllt Rll‘llt‘llll‘i‘ on Main
”limit. .hél‘lll.’ """ Eulrm-l, “rldKl‘liill'l. which Is partially
tam” ....................... (filscy';l’””l- and which was intended for n
imil Turkic. .‘llli‘lilll‘. will be finished. April. Will.
(”1‘1”“‘1 ------------------- “Villllill‘; .\lr. smith slut-‘5 that the lll‘illlt'l'l)‘
”mm" ‘‘‘‘‘ lailtluilril Wntklnhlhm llm'n leased for ion yours, with n
(tempt. i’lll‘ll‘ili‘gt' of illrlilt-r rcul‘wul iol lt-n
lmnborlun ................ ladlullndslyclirs, to W, .1. ("unlhuln and .1, .\l.
‘ liighi Guard. ' i“"(‘liill. The former is lilo owner of
“m” ""‘li.’ ‘gt' 21$“; """ “Ml“;iilu» l‘inlnileili New .ll~rst‘,\'., tipvrn
Marks 444444 u _ ’ ‘ “i . " ___ Miller liollsl- lllltl tho latter is best known as
itiirllt iind. llll' gt‘llt'l‘lil representntlvr ill lllt‘ t‘illiull
Milli-r ............ a. ....... Wasmnnd :& ”“er “umpmma
Hellman Quarterback )tiliiridhohné The mm“ was negotiated ”‘mugh
1,.“ llillillill‘li. ihir. Smith. who says illnt illl' lmllsv
\‘mlng .................... Allcrdlt‘c will in- one of ”11' input gur'guulih in
mill” liuiiback. it'oimcciit‘ul and flint it will be known
ilulrillnsnn Hi1 llhllu‘lt """" Clarko ‘ us the lllpul ”li‘fllrf" with \V. S . Shan-
Trinity‘j—«xmleyan. lniill us the local llliillliflw‘. Mr. Smith
lalso says that smile ill
liltll'l‘lt‘tllti). Nov. l3.—-~"l‘rlnlry anti’
Wesleyan play llii'll‘ uniillnl football
game at Trinity Hold this nfiornmlu.
and as the looms nrt- h‘flfll‘dl‘ll as pro” ...~.. .....- ___y_
(y nearly t‘\'t‘ll (”W of tho liilrlicstlpmgr m. 5, CHURCH SERVICES.
gulllvs ('“llll’klt‘il in (“0011 the lwu l'nl-
'litfil's is expo. led it) be fought. A coin-
pilvlstul tlr lllp Hl‘usnll's vmrk of both
ii'hmn shown llllll they 1er botll slronir
tolcvcns and have l‘llllt’l‘ lil‘lilt‘ll or ilt’tl
'wiill lnnny llllllll tirouitcr and flu-
i]ill'llll)‘ lli'll\lt‘l‘ trains. Probable linu-
”11‘ largest
iht-nfrlt‘nln illiilllltzt‘l‘s in New York urt-
bt-liinil the hill)“: and that ii rilllliot
fall through.
Attractive Programs Arranged for To-
morrow Morning and Evening.
A quaint and unique (‘llfll‘ilt'lt‘f‘ will
be pnril'nt'ml at tho nurvll-l- ul llli‘
Fill“ hit-llllnllsl itlpint-llplll i‘lllll'vll. pr
1111: lliormw evening. ills strong pt-ciilinr
‘T'lfll‘7~ w.|l°¥l"‘ ilivn KlVl‘ blip an unusual (‘lilli‘lll :lllii
‘ llllrlili'k ..................... Sclllcr ,
. [m F1111 llllt'l‘fllll.
lWlnulblIrv ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ '. . .. “puma..." An unusually illlrnriivc program of
; i,t-il ‘l‘llrklc. music has bm'n llrrulluwi for the "W“
'“Wmm‘l will ---- 1 ------ WW'O" illnfl. Lori-rs of guild music will our
‘ m 1 inch. . . .
incmmy ................... Mill'liril “’s",}""f‘”““‘~
-. lo .(lll\‘ ir up. .our o in ms
t (.m...‘ “11 ( 111 l 1 1‘11 1‘
lMc(_‘rvl‘ry ......... . ...... Joy Capt.) pol" will be the subject of 1110 1WD
. Rm" Guard. inch in lllt‘ lutlrnilia. Are you upon
liiowcll .................... ilcerlink
" ‘ i
f llittlll Tamils. in conviction. (unit flilil hour this
brilliant.
Hull 10 Trunks of Finery to Iii-mine ~
mlelonyed to Mm Annie
B. Jennings...
'I'iiu l’llilt-il Hlnlt'il 011810111 Omcliilil
Wm
CANADIAN ITIIL conroaarlou.
llAllt'Ax, N. 8. Nov. litw'l‘be i’tll‘lli
aliou of tho cannda steel Corporation.
lilo proposed 070,000,000 inorycr of tho
binniuion iron and Steel Company and
the Dominion liolll'compniiy was made
possible by the eminent of James
Ross of Montral. president of the no
mutton Coal company. to transfer to a
syndicate of Toronto Mullaiiats it por-
tion of bill holdings of coal colupnny
stuck. il'itlnl arrangements re urdinw
"it; stuck transfer will be limit" bore
lot by
tics have bot-u busy since 19 trunks
from r‘iierboura, Franco. reached
there for entry. The trunks and their
oonlonlu arc the property of Misc All-
nie ii. Jennings. sister of Oliver (1.
Jeiiainyn. of r‘ltlriltlid. The contents
coiisillted of silks. lanes and other
flurry valund of 311.000 and called for
a duty of 82.1.00,
Minn Jennings said
1
i
HOOPiTAL WHIST.
The members of the Hospital Willsi
Club were very unusually enilvriulutd
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Marshall
11. 'i'ollen. at her home in hunt avcnnn.
This next meeting of the club will be
‘held two weeks llltlii‘r' with Mrs. .lillllt'tt
the collection
had picked up in Paris and other
places during a i‘f'f‘mli. tour of the. con-
tinent. Him in at present the guest of
the following your, and now resides at
l 145 lialiclt street. He loll his wife he-
llilnd him. and since he arrived in line
:(Ft‘lllllll‘y two children have been born
llo lwr. The plaintiff is willing to tick-
:nowludgc tlic parentage of the first
Iborn. but not of tin:- second.
Case Continued.
Judge William H. Williams did not
fgrant the divorce, but continued the
case. There was presented as evi-
dence sonic letters from the defendant.
The court wanted a proper translation
of the. papers in the check before he
would act. He continued the case 1111
Tuesday morning at 9:80 o'clock.
The second case was that of Mary
V‘nrgn against Anlllron Vargn, both of
South Norwalk. information was
brought to the court that the dcirnd-
.nnl had died since the case was put on
llllt‘ list. so the marital tie is subvert-d
‘iuol-u completely than could have lib-.11
done by a civil court. and the case
was entered its "done."
The lliird case. that of
Wood. fol'lllt-i'ly of Smith .\'orwnlk,
ngulnsl Fl‘t‘lltflll‘k 1‘. \anl of Stanl-
ford. 'l‘lio defendant has put in all up
pearnnrc, and so the case bad to in-
colilinucd. The fourth case—”Snyder
rs. Snyder. was continued at request
of counsel.
if you desire a clear complexion takt
l-‘oiey‘s Urillo Laxative for constipa-
tion, and liver trouble as it will stimu-
late these organs and thoroughly
cleanse your system. which is what
cw-ryono needs in order to feel well.
liridgc Pharmacy and F. ii. Ba»
t‘br' I.
loan 1“.
M188 MEEKER ENTERTAINB.
a sunrise party was gin-n lilies Mar-
uuvrllo Mi‘l'll’t'i‘, at her home. No. 25
t‘clinr sin-v1. lust evening. A large
number of guests attended. and the.
usual games were indulged iii. A line
supper was served during the evening.
and it was 11 into hour when the guests
departed.
HARTFORD RAILROAD
M.
TIME TABLE.
1n Effect November 8. 1909.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.‘-12:53x. 5:01“. 5:41x. 11:08.
0:52. 7:20, 7:411. 8:10x. 11:01:. 0:10x.
1113?. 10:20:. 10:52:. 11:29.
P. Mrlzzbilx. 2:50x. 3:31. 5108:.
.'.::i.’.x, inborn. 112.10, 02501;, 7:1.‘ix. 7:t2x.
0:403. 10:29.
Sundays.
A. ill.—~»l2:5fix. 51071:. 52411:. it
10:20.
1’. M.M12:5t1. 2:44x. 2:50x.
flznllx. ’lil2. 7:42x. 0:40;. 10:19.
:54.
5:
35.
m
NEW YORK TO GOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.»~~12:00x. 4:40, 5:45. 0:45. 7:45.
311112. 3:55. 4:32. 5:02, 02253:, 5:27.
llzlilx. 11:03.0:011x. 0:110. 11:0011.
lands”.
A. M.-~12:008. 0:00. 7:00. 9:15’x.
”1202!.
l’. M.~~b:02x.
0230:. 11:001.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAV N.
5:04. 0:011. 7:00.
A. him-42:10:. 1:101. 0:15.
7:27. 11:50. 10:11:13.11212x. 11:47.
1’. M.-~12:00x. 1:21. 11:11:. 21:21:.
4:20. 5:11.ti:10x. 11:40. 7210:. Dillix.
m
court-i NORWALK vo DANIURY.
A. M42201. 0:00. 11:27. 0:50.
1’. lit—41:25. lilifix. 0:14. 7:111.
holidays.
A. sir—«1:20. 11:15.
1’. M.~—'I:lili.
her brother Wlilla'. or" W colonial
ulna-hunts inlay built Eatrneill.
l’llill. of more street.
l
W W: ~ AT rue annonv congestion. 2
”WC: . lfii Antony the Norwalknrn who attend;
polI ' g 1* ‘lrd the dedication of the new state ""‘l
cold. 1 limit? Ind lflebiii If Hurtful yestcri
Will" it" (in? were minor Heutenent ., vernal
m or
Mini: .
e.
Will. “ll-1m":
oauounv 'ro scum NORWALK.
A. M.—«5:5l’l. 7:25. 11:20. lilzlilx.
11:110.
it, M.--4:10x. 0:381. 32:10.
Inudaye.
a. M.-‘f:llii.
r. M.-0i00it. 11:3011.
aw ....s—....
IOUTH NOIlWALK 'ro uneven.
A.‘ Mir-mitt”. 1:10. 0:15. 10:”.
a «as.
was not because lilerc Wt-rc no divorce ed
New voax. new HAVEN s
8750:. 11:15:. 10:03. 10:05. 11:00x.,
11:03.
1'. M. ~~~~~ 12211811. 1:00. 2200:. 2:57.
11:18. 2:19 and 7:29 to Bridgeport
only.
Qundaye.
A. M.--—12t101t. 1:103. 7:43.’
11:11. lozliilx. 11:12:.
1’. M.~«i1:10x. 0:48. 7110):. Brit.
02431:.
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Based on Evidence of South illorwalk
People.
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(irllieful thousands tell itw—
How weak backs were
nll'tlllg— | .. ..
Wcull kidneys made. well»
Urinary disorders corrected.
South Norwalk people add their les-
tllnony. ' ‘
'i‘lltly
l'ills.
For quick relief and lasting cures.
South Norwnlk cvltlenctl is now coni-
pleio, ' ‘ .
South Nilrwnik testimony is confirm-
ell:
Reports of early relief milisiuniiut-
nuldit
gladly praise; Donll’h Kidney
Cures doubly proved by test of time.
Let a South Norwnlk citizvn speak.
Mrs. i". Juli-us, tl Hawkins Ave”
South Norwulk. COIHL. says: "The
cure which llonnfa Kidney Pills effect~
“(I in lli_\' (1151‘ over tWil years ago lips.
i am glad to say. been permanent. Al
one time i was suddenly taken ill and
could scarcely move on account of the
HtWHl‘e pains across the stuail of my
back. 11‘ l stooped. a sudden twinge
darted illrough my kidneys and for
several seconds i hardly dared to
breathe. Spells of «dizziness and pains
in the back .and top of my head were
also common. The contents of‘ one box
of lioan‘n Kidney Pills. procured at
Mrs. Plnisied‘s Drug Store. relllovwl
these disagreeable symptoms of bid-
nry trouble and my health is now
much better. Dunn's Kidney Pills cer-
tainly lived up to ctllc claims made for
lhl'ill lll my case."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
con-ts. F‘oster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name~Donn‘s-——and
take no other.
TO ask surname oeunrro he.
CIDE LEGALlTY 0E. TRANSFER.
Counsel forJoscph Kiskn. of South
Nurwulk. who has appealed from both
the decisions of the county connois-
siollorn and the, Superior Court to the
Supreme Court of Errors in granting
n ilansier of a liquor license to Paul
Lemuel at 1:1 idly avenue. have ask
"(l [or a iliiding of facts 'in the case.
which is one of the most peculiar that
has come before the attention of the
commissioners in some time. l’ani
l..cng.\‘cl on July 22, 1000, filed an ill)‘
plicnlion to transfer a license to 19
Ely avenue. The place at that film-
was within 200 feet of the Hungarian
Church. Subsequent to July 2:1, Leng-
yel tore away a part of the building
in which be was to locate. The part
which remained standing was :1 little
over 200 feet in a direct line with llit‘
church. The transfer was not ob.
levied to on any other grounds, so
the commissioners granted the up
plication. Joseph Klska. who resides
close by, and who is a trustee of the
church. filed an appeal ill the Super-
ior t‘ouri, 11111 that court sustained
the decision of the culllllllsslullt‘l‘il.
The youth who can afford a minor
bout. doesn't have. to paddle his own
canoe.
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