alto oisscroav. communication of Old No.1”. mm A.M M.,wili ts looms. host. 0th. 1010. Hi. Work l'. c. Deans. sens cordially and m- g“l'i's‘tsi'uslly iiOIlliT M. wltc'tl'x. eso'y. iie' we may safely assume that was no stinting or funeral pomp e interment of the deceased We ‘ of Khivs this crook, he won't it a threnodist as the Alt , of Swat did. m . ~O——--—- U instantly to Colonel Roosevelt's _, t that he refused to go on with certain corrupt coterio in Den- .1 Judge Undsey was non persona . to those who ran the Roosevelt ion.~——Waterbury American. ‘NTY YEARS AGO TODAY. mutiny. September 3,1390. 5h mwized gang of chicken till as was at work in (‘rsnbury I. and a large number of tonic “taken from the henneries of Mrs. and Frank 13‘. Clark. ate Treasurer Henry announced ,5 the finances of Connecticut were "in; uoh a flourishing condition that there would be no need at laying a lath in this year. He intended psy- posted 8200 000 of the bonded indebted one“. I‘ .5 W TEN vsane aoo vooav. "5 Monday, September a. 1900. Thirteen people were killed in a rear- onli collision of an excursion and .s . ‘ with train on the Philadelphia & Read~ _ inn Railroad. st Hatfield Pa. The residence of H. ll. Williams, in Cannon street. Norwslk. was ransack- - .of living and resolved to exercise econ- ' needed and to meet this added expense said that they had married in defiance NW was placed in St. Joseph’s Church. ’ Plans Were made tor an annex to by 10 feet. three stories high. to them stars" building of the Nomad: iron Worirs ,5 , W RIGHT TO THE POINT. m D'énnunsio, ltaly’s author and poet. is $30,000 in debt. Yet some people say that writers know nothing about nanoemuliouston t'i‘ex.) Post. _ . «0»— 5it is not beyond the range of rea- son to suspect that the day will come when Mr. Roosevelt will be quite as ‘much in: need‘of a Taft endorsement. as it appears odsy that Taft needs a hooaovelt endorsement. - Boiksblre Eagle. ~—O-- Observing that his quarterly divi dend amounted to only 81,620,000, John D. Rockefeller probably experienced a little uneasiness at the increased cost ‘oniy.—~8pringfield Union. . 4-“ Evidences of waking up about the country show that ’l‘. R. has been quite successful in singing the alarm bell.— Scrsnton 'l‘rihunoftspuhlican. Ow- KEEPiNG ARMY expanses DOWN. ' BEVERLY. Mass, Sept. 3.--Gene'sl Leonard Wood. chief of staff. U. S. A.. was in conference with President'i‘ait for several hours today on the esti- mates for the next iiscai year. it is the announced intention of the general and the president to keep the army expenses to as low a figure as is com- patible with the emclency oi the ser- vice At present more oiiicors are it is uhderstood that great care will be taken to ask congress to appropri- ate for only the absolute necessities of the service. ELOPERS GET MARRIED. NEW LONDON, Sept. 3.—~Jesso ll‘ Greene. of White Plains, N. Y., and Miss Catheryne l. Rsmpe. of East ilemptou. N. Y., who admitted that they had eloped. were married by Judge of Probate Alfred'Coit in the city court in the city hall at 10:15 this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Greene oi’ the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Ramps, of East Hampton. The couple left East Hampton Thurs- day night, went to Sag Harbor and thin morning came to this city by boat. They drove to the town clerk's cities to get the license in on automobile of A now Clothe of at. Anthony of Pa- 7“ . due. itnnorted from Munich. Bavaria. New York registry. iva : The Bantine will he thomers. _, letters for alot in. ninth... nflr nomiss Aoiifl “(and to- .‘I i so viollonfihau mos emphatically“ s mt brevity. winod orti . owe obssrv the last to be and. and are many avoidad slim mill" .1... Should Keep Paint Clean. South Norwslk, nn.. Sept. 2, 1910. To tiltsl Editor at uth Norwulii den i. not: Tonight as i was passing Hoyt's . Theatre i now men striking matches on the white enamel paint the people of the theatre put on to make it look nice and clean. They do not stop to think what it cost the management of Hoyt‘ii Opera House to keep a clean and attractive place of amusement, but if people will not try to keep a place clean the management is not to blame. Now, it people will strike their matches on the stone front and not on the white point they will help the peo- ple of the opera house to have a nice ” place. J. 0. JENNINGS. . Painter. A.“ TECHNICALLY GUILTY 0F AUTO VIOLATION. FAIRFiELD Sept. 3.-'i'he first case in Fair-field of violating the state automobile law, diiving without a it cause was tried before Justice Bacon Wakeman this morning. The accused. C. F Betssinger. New York. a summer resident at the beach where he has a cottage, was ap- prehended by State Police Officer Rowe Wheeler. The accused made no attempt to dodge the issue althoush. he pleaded ignorance of the law and to an understanding that he iulslii be within the requirements if he did not over stay the "11‘ days limit." He has used his car for transit be tween New York and the beach. Jul» tice Wakeman inclined to favor the accused, whose story savored of lesi- timscy and after adiudging him guil- ty lined him :1 with costs. WILL BUILD NEW STEAMERI. LONDON. Sent. 3.4—The plans of the Alien Steamship Company for the improvement of its Canadian service provide for the construction of three turbine steamers each 700 loci. in length. resistering 20,000 tons and hav- ing a sped of 32 knots an hour. it ap- pears that the existing agreement be tween the Allan line and the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, for carrying the mails will not be renewed and the Alien pcoplo propose to have their new ships ready in me when the mall con- tract expires so that they will be in a position to carry all the trans’Atlan» tic mail in their own vessels. it is stated that the Canadian Pacific will also increase its flout by two last lin- are. m... .. tum: i! . is longnilym one ind “It‘ll téifi «f not cones firm 0 . of» Tea 8: Coffee Pets 1% qt. best quality nine and White Steel Enameled Tea and Coffee Pots, usuniiy 79c. TONIGHT. 486 Salad Dishes ' barge also gated Dishes. beauti- i‘ui floral designs; usually the. TONIGHT. 170 fin ww-bbwat —— “"“ 'M HOIPiTAL NOVIQ. Mru. Ann Lon. of it Elisabeth street, was admitted to the Nore'alii Hospital yesterday afternoon for med- ical treat. Mrs. Chronic! Racnnelii, of 58 Ward street. was diaclmrgod from the Nor. walk Hospital yesterday afternoon. and was taken to her home. iihe has been iiiitltil‘lmlng ireuimcui at the hon- pitnl. Mrs. inuis fiedersirom. of at Spring street. who hiis been under treatment. at the Nnrwaili Hospital for some time was discharged from that. institution this afternoon. “a"... m “mmmm Jelly Tumblers Fine uality Gloss Jelly Tumblers with tin tops. 6 on. usually lilo TONiGHT. 14c 00!. 8 oz.. usually 24c TONiGHT, 18c 00:. Old Dutch Cleanser 4 lb. package Old Dutch Cleansv or; usually 25c. TONlGHT. m NW N... W... -. llllllls lilll will.llllllil Emily irons minors. Emily lrene Moore, aged four mon- ths. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moore. died yesterday at the family home. m East Washington street. yesterday afternoon. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at (mm from the house. the Rev. W. W. tliiiics. pastor of the East Avenue lilo thotiiat Church. oiiicistiug. Miss Sadie Bode'cil left iodily on a ivro Weeks vacation sojourn at the Note the Money Saving Surprises. , Tonight Only, Between. the Hours of 7 and 10 O’iElock' Japanese Ware Pin Trays, Powder Boxes. Hair Receivers. Toothpick Holders. and Ash 'l‘iuys; usually 10c ea. TONiGHT, 2 FOR 5c 6 Shelf Paper Plain White or Colored fancy edge Shelf Paper. 5-yd. pack- ages; usually so packags TONIGHT: 2 FOR 5c HE BOSTON STOR Cor. Main and Wall Streets, W DESIRE SAMPLE BALLOTS. Only one or two of the new sample ballots known as the Australian bui- lot. have been received in this town yet. so far as can he learned. although the secretary of state‘s it been appeal. ed to by some of the politicians for some. The matters of instructing the voters in the new ballot is one that is giving the members of the two leading political parties considerable concern. and many of the voters are also ex- tremely desirous of seeing what the ballots are like. and receiving instruc- tions as to how they can be used with out trouble. Norwalk, Conn. Paraffine Wax . 1 lb. pure Refined Pal‘ailine Wax. used for preserving: usually 10c. . TONIGHT. ‘ 7c Fly Paper Tanulotoot Fly Painter. usually 3 double sheets for tie. TONIGHT. 6 DOUBLE SHEETS FOR 5% w The n N. Whist (hub that yesterdsl'. uiih Miss Edith Vrulom at the latter‘s home in Seaside plaice, East Norwslk. The first prize was awarded t 0 Mrs. George F lodfrey d the consolation to Mrs James Wi cox, of Brooklyn. On Wednesday of next week Mrs. Per- cixal Wilson will elutertain the incin- bors oi the club at her home to Bridge- pelt. Captain Charles Larson, of West- port has had a neilv ‘l H P. Palmer engine installed in his launch and Sun- ‘ tiny eili be out too ing for all comers. ”She can hum so e." be is reported to have said, "and .‘i can trim anything her else." .edtliy burglars while the family was refined; Sentinel want sdvs. pay. llolowaro Water (lap. 1" 1‘5 ' a. :- Matinee, S & 10c . Adults 81 Child'u Eveniu‘é, the Best Seat 15c All Orchestra Chairs , y I . All Balcony, 10c .r BIJOU DR M AT HOYT’S THEATRE Change of Vaudeville Monday and Thursday, Motion Pictures ——~Daily—-—— a Edgar BIG HOLIDAY OFFERING Beginning Labor Day, Monday, September 5. _ Atchison—Fly _ Late Shubert Star in “Billy” A few weeks in Vaudeville prior to his starring tour under A. ll. Wood’s Managementmin Chardcter . Songs *’ SCENE I—-An Artist s Studio in the Models—Messrs. Do on. Cam. dents and Models. " Oriska Warde and Her Boys and . Girls in a Musical Melange Stand by Richard Goodale' r I Lester and Powell. . .. 1 o usrtier Latin. Paris. Art Students-— Messrs. Black. Tyler, Climate and Morris. THE APACHE DANCE. Drinks Warden and Art Stu eMe Littio’fLove Mr: Long." SECOND NUMBER~ "Don't You Wish That it Was Sumner.” with novel Electric Etiocts. Orisks Warden and her Summer Beans and Belles. SCENE II-—A Street at 3 s. m. THIRD NUMBER~Euly Birds. Messrs. Black Gilmore, Tyler and Morris. SCENE III-Shadowgrsphs. SCENE Wan-A Garden in Seville. Spain. Senorita—Messrs. Dayton, Carroll, Lester and Powell. Toreadors-u-Mesers. mack. Gilmore. Tyler and Morris. Orislto Worden in the Fourth Number, with the SPANISH FANDANGO. ‘ FmALMrislts Worden m3 hsr Boys and Girls in A ensue MiNB’l‘REL rinses ano CAKEWALK a Alexander Clarke 8: Co. in Ed. Paulson's Screamingly Funny Sketch A Surprise . Party Cast includes Edith Aile Dixon and Alexander The Vedi Comedy Bic.
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