m
. is
I
~ in
. The faculty of the school are going
to , ti t sf A hint of. genuine influence“ -is
mfgfiflmlg "fag“: it: 7.35.133 .rvltlli seen in files which are handed
. at one side to a strip of velvet rlbv
gen whitei‘imbroidery or what not.
m ‘ f. erhaps more usual. but not more
watchable, lathe tunic opening at the
Middle of the. front. and bordered both
on the his» and, airmail the bottom.
“ ‘ . fidmcra is one of he favored shades
for eniivening somber _gowiis..cerise
; is another. slid lift-enchants Is perhaps
the most popular ofall.
The sailorfdoliar has. rebelled its
highest for broadest) derelopment on
the costs of the season. on some or
them extending ti! the waist line or
even below. Dressy was are ex-
ploiting this feature w ich is youthful ‘ 3
'in effect. without appearing too girlish , ,, . _ , Q
If developed conservatively. ;. . fl , ., ., 3
The row of buttons running from the
base of the collar to the bottom of the
sleeves seemsto have captured the
fancy of the mediates whether It is for .
the practical purpose of the closing of
. gifted mydllqeffecflgdrdffigoirer study.
' The teachers and principal advocate
‘ Ety of study, at the right time, but
practice; of; some students to study
lit the longer hoses. will be step-
gadwarttgeats; within (”the cleats-room.
r or so sent is ndcli c .
:J‘Mot bcdallofied to remain in file
m. Iii-room ur the an; inter in
> :83: £on :lon. ‘butllwill have to go out of the
' ‘ ' . ' chool‘proper‘tnto the basement or out
in the yard.‘ The Idea of this may he
clearly explained in the fact that since
the basement will be too crowded to
accommodate all. of the pupils at once.
Meet every cooking need.
. . r“
flown High
' listened the num. .
‘ red is about 380. ” I .
limitation as the High School Build-
, ' we: only built two years ago with-
0 kiss of accommodating 400 papilla;
, Sl'u‘d‘ffiglli‘slwtgou Ym$dztmbgk§ccr it willsct as "nearer" to get them out
,‘ ‘ 5 two the building would need to be to enjoy the fresh air. The faculty are
‘ blamed. ‘ .3 2'1 r- w. ,. Riki‘gaulgdg‘lfi 3“: 3:33;! “3 Willi}? Missing Men.
‘35"; 22132235?" neutron A me“ our Boo runes. .. ‘iiiile'ti‘ifié fiddll’éfindfih‘ht‘hil
there is strong competition with “mam“. mam“ ‘“ “‘9 “’9'“ '5' to the Port of Missing Men for the
um" and Stamford. , room yesterday afternoon at one
sow“ av .
Horace R. Nash. cor. North Main and WesiSis.
“some it flees-me
. euros A: ’1'.o”u’!¥="===iso.
Those Contributing to Irlp to Port of
This year a carefullyplanned one o'clock. The meeting was import- benefit of the Day Nursery, Thursday
5%“ made to reach therein 30‘! ~ town
‘istrlcts both by personal communica-
ghlons and by a wide. distribution of
is: attractive prospectus of the.
oc. , .. ,
upliil, the enrollment this year hem:
t i. present time fifty, with the
' parent as of othera,.lntep;g A .
' ,1)’, These out of town pupils. among oth-
"" rreaaons, are desirable because they
..:$ring-iiuanoisl assistance in the run-
,' pile; of the school. 2 .
{,1 Principal Gumbart and his associ-
,.ates aria ggsatiyfgratided at this year's
pedal " ‘ the emollient.
“ W ' .
5‘. Q‘ luvcfihwuicusc our.
Poulsen of commands to Perfecting
, New Electric Curio.
COPENHAGEN Oct. lid—Vladimir
J'Ponlsen, the Well known electrical in-
cantor. has. invented a method, of
lighting electric lamps at a distance.
without the use of wires.
.‘ijlrevisiumv'worsing to perfect the
‘invdn'tlohr-fwuich is not yet adapted for
ydueral use. ‘
" i" "' ""HOTIL ARRIVALS.
“"‘Ifidhslkomowiil. S. Gibbons, E. H.
when. G. Miller, C. A. Ring. H. L
Lester, H. L Fauster. Ward Candeld
and wild, 0.1 ll. Kremberg. 'i‘. L. Has-
sbtfg'difiss Mudgley, Geo. Leonerd. M.
mind”; W. ’F.’chstor and family.
larnrlamopd, J. F. Werner. 0. w.
Martin; G. 9. 'Phillips. G. C. Gapicus.
New York; H; W. Hinck, Wells Chap-
ifa's. S. Gr‘ecnstein, W. Swsnflni and
wife, Bridgeport; If; 'R. Ward. W. N.
Mead; B. AuGlidden, A. H. Down, New
“Koren; J. ii. Suit, C. K. Flanders, v.
i. Gilson; W. J. Cunningham. Hari-
iilrii; F. Lennie, Manchester. Conn:
Rue. Chapman. Helyoher C. Gillan.
Wcthersfleldi F. S.— Carr. ‘8prlng’fieid;
3?. Jones. W. E. Wetteh‘A. A. Win-
ston/acme; J. Ferrell. Cleveland:
Mr. and. Mrs. E. F. Ollie, Greenwich;
J. C. Kirk. Philadelphia; is R. Hurl-
butt. W. S. fluhlbuit, Wilton; W. R.
Ford, Waterbury.
The result is settlements"!!! these
out and wwcailed for the purpose of
appropriating money for the use of the
fottball, team during the season. The
meeting was called to order by Thom
‘astran. The first matter to be dis-
sed of was the application from the
netball manager asking that the sum
'of 380 be appropriated for the football
team. Prof. Perry favored the appro-
priation and as a member of the fin
once committee recommended that the
money be given. He stated that for
the present the amount mentioned
would do and if the boys showed the
spirit that ought to be shown to wor-
rant‘ another appropriation then one
could be made. This amount was up
proprietor! and the manager was call-
ed on go any a few words in regard
to the"ttiam. He said that the fol-
lows had shown much spirit and that
the practice games of the week were
well attended. New jerseys will be
purchased for the team and they will
be a credit to the school. The motion
oi" as member that‘ an entertainment
committee of three be appointed by
the chair was carried and Presildent
Horan will announce his appoint-
mennt as soon as made. The member.
ship cards of last year were approved
of for the coming year. The meeting
then adjourned.
[thus been given out. though, in-
formally that the Minute will be pub-
lished this your. A complete new
staff of officers will have to be chosen
and the appointments are expected
soon.
A change in the whole school pro«
gram necessitated the changing of the
lessons of the third and fourth periods
to the fifth and sixth respectively.
manager Charles Taylor had better
stop the practice for, a few days or by
the time the first regular game of foot.
ball comes off he will have no more
stars left on the team. in the practice
of yesterday afternoon Harry 'l‘nrlov.
the lightning tackle. of the regular
team sprained‘hi‘s elbow is a very bad
manner and will bé‘ out of the game
for the rest (if the moon. 1‘ some‘
unaccountable w he was hurt and
had to quit the“ did“ once. The in.
afternoon, Is as follows: .
Harvey M. Kent. Hubert Bishop, 6.
ti‘. Butterworth, John McMnllen, blocs
Burchard. William H. Earle, Horace
Hubbcll, Horace Doom“). 3. 'i‘row-
bridge. Dr. Duniortler. Dr. Gregory, Dr.
Dexter Hitchcock. H. W. Mather.
James liiindle. Arthur Waldron. F. J.
Donohue. llanlord o Brooks. Mrs. F.
ii. Hatter, l-‘ieury W. Pagan. A. Sol-
inans, Mrs George li‘rnat, Mrs. Stuart
Elliott, Mary McClellan.
' Promised curs. out of these six cars
Were summoned to court on the lhut-
aer case: Louis Lehinaler. Albert Moss-
man. A; l.. Reynolds, la}. J. Thomas.
Jacob Miller. James Hubbell. llr. Wal-
ter Hitchcock, Dr. liohannuu. Fred
Imckwood'a garage. Sturges' garage,
Norwalk Consolidated Auto garage
Owners of cars that gave money:
Louis Lehhihier, Oscar Banks, Robert
Van linren. Albert Mosemun, ~Albert
Malkln. Fred Wilcox, Lewis (linen. Dr.
Ilohsnnnn, Miss Emily Lynch. Miss
Manlce Lockwood.
(lifts to Day Nursery: Melville
Mend. Alfred Austin. Herbert Mathew-
son. Ebert lilll. Mrs. John Ferris. Mrs.
Christian Swartz. Mic. Russell Frost,
Mrs. Dudllne Raymond. Mrs. E. A.
Woodward, Mrs. Clarence Osborn. Mrs.
lulia Wilcox, Mrs. Willis Woodwmi,
Mrs. Agnes Csvnnagh. Mrs. Charles
Church, Mrs, Edward Weed. Mrs.
Schuyler Hamilton, Mrs. tiipson, Mrs.
A. Starr. Mrs. N. (l. Mossmaii. Mrs.
James llull, Miss Rebecca Curtis. Miss
Hatch. Mrs. Robert ills, Mrs. A. (‘3.
Wheeler. Mrs. H. M. Kent.
m.»- “.17.. m .._, ....
CAPT. BOGARDUS AGAIN HITB THE
BULL'S EYE.
This world famous rifle shot who
holds the championship record of lilo
pigeons in 100 consecutive shots is‘llv-
lug at Lincoln. ill. Recently interview-
ed. he says:-~“l suffered u long time
will) kidney and bladder trouble and
used several well known kidney medl-
clues, all of which gave me no relief
iintll i started taking Foley Kidney
Pills. llcforcl used l‘lley Kidney Pills
i had severe backbones and pains in
my kidneys wiih suppression and a
cloudy voiding. 0n arising in the morn.
the gown or far ornament only.
quite strong , for
the correct thing.
and everybody
dressed by ring a
thought to tie matter.
sonic very refunding gowns.
The skirt band that first
add a very useful accomplishment
illness.
not allow it to slip by.
Thcfe will be ilile diihculiy.
material.
that gives sonnet! look.
scarf worn witlull.
Did it ever occur to you that
and large difiond rings give
Big diamonds are good to own.
they make a Winch look old."
The Raglan sleeve that is coming In
automobiliug and
traveling coats is not a graceful thins.
but it Is very comfortable and has an
air of belonging with the huge. envel-
oping Coats of this type that are now
‘ It is a greater problem for the stunt
woman to get a close, straight skirt
that Is becoming than for the slender
one. for hips must be inconspicuous.
but the models are more conservative
than at first we Were led to hope for.
can be, becomlnulg
little intelligent
There are some golden chlored sui-
lns that are being very cleverly match
an in brocades‘ having the golden back-
groung and the We materials form
appeared .
in the form of a wide hum is now an
Integral part or more than be per cent.
of Imported gowns; ii is often or vol-
vci and frequently. whether of velvet
or satin. finished wlih ii border of fur.
There. is no doubt that ii) learn how
to make a paper drinking cup is to
to
ouo‘s list, feathers are many times
when this little trick saves discomfort
and may be the means of Holding an
if it ever comes your wuy.iiu
t‘Yt‘fl
though you are short. In finishing the
bottom of you tunic or gown with a
wide band if you make if of the same
It is the contrasting color
The lining of ii black velvet hat is
very likely to be of the same color as
the lining of the black satin pelerlhe
many
the
hands "an experienced air." as it is
expressed in .the. New York Sun? "A
Lib-COM ring may be more becoming in
your toacup hand than the Kohinoor.
but
Not oniy‘on‘mll'iine'ry but also on the
October 4 to 8
Trotting. Pacing,
Ten Automob'dc Races, Oct.
NEW MIDWAY
F
—.—~
R
NEW HAVEN. Oct. l.-~Rcsponslbil-
lty for the trolley crash at iirnuford
last Sunday night. In which Daniel J.
Brcreton, the motoriiinn of one of the
cure was killed. is placed by Coroner
Mix in his finding flied yesterday, upon
llli‘ dead luoiormsn. lib finds no rc-
sponslbllliy on the? part, of any one
else, undid of the opinion that lircre-
ton allowed Ihc our to get beyond his
control after having been duly warned
to look out for the cur ubcud. lircrc-
ion's i-fir ran into the rear of another
near the llranlord library.
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Glenn Curtiss Blpla ,
Running Recoil. Oct. 5. 6. 7 l The Bench and Cattle Shows, Oct. 4.5. 6,. 7.
l The Poultry and Agricultural Machinery Shows,
I Free Hippodrome Features & All Displays Daily
NEW AUTOMOBILE BUILDING NEW ATTRACTIONS
all railways. Ask for Danbury Fair Excursion Tickets.
For Programs. etc. address G. M. RUNDLE. Secretary, Danbiiry. Colin.
4 and 8.
The Exhibition Horses. Oct. 4. 5. 6.
Extra Trains with special low rates on
ebponciotc FOR ow~ DEATH.
‘7-
he, in t
s
L .s. .x
r
ADVERTIBED LETTERS.
Below is a list of letters remaining
uncalled for,“ the following post offi-
ces for the current wees.
south Norwalk.
“Autumn."
iiui'ci-r Brenton, 4] linyiilond Si.
Frank liiivld.
Mrs. Katherlu lliiiit.
iiab Jclsson.
Mrs. w. H. Johnson.
Lajos Kiidar.
Ed. Kindelein.
Otilln Mnrcliael, 106 Taylor ave.
Miss Susie Mousse, clo R. k G.
October 4 to} 8
tober 5, 6. 7
‘DR. MACFARLAND A ninscroa.
Organization of CommissIOn ici- So-
clal Service.
NEW YORK, Oct. L—Thc commis-
sion for social service of the Feder-
ation of the Chi-notice of Christ in the
limited States have organized under
the direction of the federal counciliand
\villl maintain a bureau in New York
0 iy.
The board of directors of the com-
mission lnis been elected and consists
of Rev. Frank M. North. New York:
Rev. Charles Steizle, New York; John
M. Glenn. New York; Rev. J. Howard
.Melish. Brooklyn; Rev. Leighteuiwll-
.iiuus...Nsw York: Josiah . Basins. New
iiwlioiicew
m
I O ,
lured member ,, began to smell and Dlee
was seen much c then normal size
if rry went to'i ' onlce of Dr. Allen
handsome tandem of the hour. the
mode satin huggand blossoms are at-
trnciihg a great deal of favorable no.
live.
Win. Moll, co Rev. Roth.
(lllvcr Murp y, 4 Taylor av.
lirunciil Nicandro.
. i '3 RAILHOAD COMMls.IONflI
~ (20v. Freak 8. Wicks announced.
lac. suing. ,the appointment or
lug i would get dull headaches. Now
i bare taken three bottles of Foley
Kidney Pills and feel in per cen. beta
York; Ernest H. Abbott, New York:
Rev, Charles 8. Macfarland. South
Norwulk. Conn; C. R. Towson, New
1 it had the elbow cared for. The Dr. . “ These c be made by the wear- l‘ulrileld Coontyfiarlurllank. w. Rowe, . . . _
m" T. im'flm-v of m?“ a: a said that Harry must keep out of the filings“; gihelrflol‘izléemduuwwg‘ In: or. but are pi'l' him more sucecssful as Nor-wanton”. Min-.15.. 1,919- 1‘M1‘ Itucnnbey. til Ely av. $32kbftzgenggxfitrfiomgl"5:953: ‘
. ‘ . ' with his'arni. This news will be re ‘ I e mi here. - ‘airild i‘ entity 0 '. l. r e ge. ‘ ' - ‘ .
otg'ligitfocd. who recently resigned the muck. ” Gowns com ed of a striped and a d C John Sear-Ice. The board 0f directors will probably
Sice’to "some the practice of law.
altheappolntment of Mr. Higgins,
humanoid: is given a Democratic
member for the first time since the;
bufllflliuton Wilson. of Chester.
ham number members! of the
do "lemurs William 0. Seymour.z
of Ridgetield and Edger Doolittle. oi
Morison; the latter having been ap.
pointed he Gov. Weeks. to succeed the
lists mamas It. l‘yier, oi Torriogton.
The salary of the office is $3,000 a
wear. .
iv.” 5 1‘ I. "mac-W
Iflfllfi CUTS ION 0"" WITH as.
" By the will of the late George s.
Sun. of Eastern. admitted to probate.-
“.miof’thc two sons of the testator is
out cl with 86 and the other son is
to Quentuall have the life use of the
party. The deceased bequeathed
gram and homestead to his wife.
ms Augusto. for her use during life
”it at her death; their seat Queries 8
Euro in to have life use of the proper
.11.. At the death of the son the proper-
ly in will to Marcus w. Burr. grandson
oi the Wed to be his absolutely.
’J'o the con George Lewis Burr, is left
“can of it.
A ' Wm... .
? 'VALMYRAGUOI DIMTI.
NEW HAVEN, Oct. twAsnounoe
uses to underlie"; that a debate be:
tween Yale and Syracuse University
barbell: amused to. take place dur-
II the Int carillon-ember. Tale
. l defend the treasure and Syracusi
s uni-mama side of the dilution:
ed. 'i‘hst unwelcome state oil-
nerc’ahouid be nominated by (“tech
1 wife. ‘May Lydia Church,
‘ all property to thosrnount of when
solved with regret by the rest of the
members. but they will be pleased to
know that the Iiilury is no worse than
found. Lyman Bracken. a member of
the scrub team. also had the misfor-
tune to tackle some body with his eye
with the result that. the eye was black.
med and is very sore.
Thomas Horas, president of the As
ioclailon is of the opinion that a man
who does not play foot ball because the
team of the school is too inferior in
113 estimation should be of a class
. whose school spirit Is too inferior to,
rusilfy them for the position on other
teams. This will mean that certain.
slayerc who have thus for kept In the)
rear will either have to present a rea-
sonable excuse for not playing or be.
taunted out on the otherstcsms.
—~a~
THREE BUIT$ FILED BY AUTOW
BILIETB. . ,
Three suits in which the plainlillc]
were all members of an au omobiiifi:
lusty were died yesterday in the 8s;
ierior Court, at Bridgeport, against
Mrs. W. 8. Keyser, ll wealthy resl~i
lent of Norwalk, The plaintiffs are
Jeorge w. Church. of Stamford. his
and his
laughter, Georgiana bl. Chruch. in
bold ing to Mrs. Keyscr has been at-
“ i I
c .
The plaintiffs say t ‘ t on Sept. 10.
field. while driving t eirautomoblle;
in Wilson street, south Norwaik. they,
were run Into and thrown out by an
automobile owned and occupied by,
Krs. Keyser and-driven by her chant:
._.,_-.._._.s...._.s.
JUROR STANLIY FINID-
Iccame intoxicated While on Jury in
Criminal Trial—duct Escaped Jail.
, Edward R. Stanley. the Newtown
luror whose intoxicated condition
while carving upon 1 Jury in the Criin~
lual Superior Court, this week. caused
a mistrial. in the Karl Funk man.
slaughter case, appeared before Judge
Edwin E. Gage. yesterday afternoon
Infiplcldcd guilty. lie was fined ‘25.
dge (lager first hecided to send
Stanley to jail for ten days. but after
at strong appeal by his counsel. Judge
William J. Beecher. and a statement
from States Attorney Stiles Judson.
Judge (lager reopened the case. re-
verse! the Judgment and made it ii
one as above. .
in passing upon the case. Judge
linger as it was repeated the next day
it presented a siiuniiou that was inex-
cusable. unless the aiileciincn of New-
iown had been so cart-less In iiumlnif
Jurors that they had selected a man
who was not in any way competent to
act. The court did not feel like take
lug this view of the case, therefore.
some punishment must be administer-
ed.
-A clinic-rarities new.
A christening party was held Thurs-
day night at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Merino. of 18 Wood street. Many
were the guests who had assembled
from near and star to participate In
the 'fun making and help make It an
plain malaria . e not this
the moat inaliloliahle of
advantage. .‘
The shallow cream or white
lug a touch of hand work.
hand.
suit. and this is only one of many.
draped over if 'gbwn of rose satin
desirable as ever.
hitherto been
or more press d household cares.
form of tailor
wear almost int minchly.
year an
evidence of rem cling, for many of
the cloth
frock are so developed. Til? fact rc-
iualne. however that this affords an
Opportunity fpr flag on old gown to
lace
yoke is sometimes further hehiiiiiled
by working some of the figures in silk
or linen the color of the gown: 'thia is
the simplest of methods for lntroduc
Deep points of velvet on bodice and
skirt are instrumental in avoiding an
undesirable iridenecs brought about by
the horiaouiul lines of tunic and skirt
it seems that all sorts of ideas
are brought liiio play to effect this‘re
The chiffon mole of white which is
is
embroidered in white and caught with
rosettes of block tintiniwliich also fur~
claims the wide hem and sole girdle.
This coiiibiiiutidn of color remains as
Home made pottery is one of the
newest lads and one that has already
brollsht to light artistic talent that bad
(idea under the bushel
Satin pipings and bindings are main.
my ornamental on suits of the heavier
corduroy. which; re a more dressy
e than cloth. yet
The ornaments used to effect the
closing of some or the handsome fur
coats are in reality perfect globes. or
this day, a dividend aiitb rate of four
per com. (1%) per soon was de-
clared to depositors from the earnings
of the six months ending September
30. 1910. The same will be entered on
pace books and paid on and-after Oc-
tober ill. 19”). ,
lly order of the lioarrl of Directors.
SEYMOUR i‘l‘vRTIS.
82F» 2w Treasurer.
THE
0
Elizabeth Mead School
FOR GIRLS
Hillside. Norwalk. Conn.
The School will open for the Fall
Term on Thursday, September 15. at
nine o‘clock.
College preparatory and general
courses for older girls: kindergarten.
primary and Intermediate departments
for little girls and boys under 12 years.
Arrangements made for meeting chil-
_dren who use the trolleys and for serv~
ing a hot luncheon. Terms and illua~
iroted circular on application.
The Principal may be seen at the
School any morning after September 6.
Margaret R. Ircndlinger, A. I.
FOR SALE
ideal small farm, situated on a high
A. ll. Stork.
Miss Lydia H. White, '72 Seminary
are.
Mr. Herbert ll. Wilcox.
A. Wuhrcr.
E. E. CROWE. P. M.
*m
DIED lN DOCTOR’B OFFICE.
MERIDEN. Oct. i.—-Whllc sitting in
the office of a local doctor of this city.
yesterday. awaiting his turn, George
W. Kelly. aged 72 years. was stricken
with apoploxy and died before the phy-
sician could reach him. Mr. Kelly has
been suffering lately, but refused to
ace his physician until yesterday. He
was very well-known in this city, hav~
lug been a prominent Grand Army
mun. lie held the partition of foreman
of one of the ilepnriinehie in the plant
of the international Silver Company.
where he was employed for the last
forty years. One daughter and a son
survive.
GLOVE R’S
"THE PLACE"
THE
have their office in the Presbyterian
building on Fifth avenue.
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HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
pin Effect June 5, mo:
.—~—~.._.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. Dir-4225:“, 5209!, 5:411, 6:08,
6:57. 7:20. 7:16.'*8:1iix. 8261:. 9:161.
9:37. 10:20:. iillidx. 11:191. '
P. M.-—l2:661. 1:06. 1:501, 3:17.
hzililx, 5:35, mulls. 6:40. 6150:. 'lzldx,
’: 21,9:401. 10:29.
dundaya.
A. M.—12:53X. 5:091, bulls. 8:54,
10:20:.
P. M.~—-12:66r. lizilis, 14:50:. 6:35.
(Mfg: 7:00:, 7:09. 7:581, 8:211. 9242:,
NEW YORK TO UOUTl-I NORWALK.
A. M.-13:Ht. 1:49, 5:45. 0:46, 7140!.
blobs, 9:0iix, 9:16x. 9:801. btfilx. 10:05,
enjoyable one as, Well as memorable. 11:00x,11:08.
.‘ rimrles.” MP. 101m Touch. The plaintiffs say; , i be t table had been .9 belle. of fur. Which are slipped through ridxe. Twelve acres, 2 acres woodland, L ' ' _“ . . . .
. p W . , that at the time of the smash a team 33" $2,333.34 .0 “w“ m}. braid loop»: and so deep are the row is ucrcs tilluhle: pieniy of fruit and zizi’oxl‘héé';i235;‘1’2323'3?3lx.’t?3§:
‘ l- "GUN'PORT “00K IURNID. 7’" mm“ on ““3 ° ”0'“. "d" “1' done up. Paul Snyder and Frank J. 9" "m“"b' “l?“ 0‘ “'9“ fascinating berries; 8 room house containing three 5:25. ozone 6:08: Sculls. moor, 9:30,
"' DUlfiPmi-mll; 00% van“? .‘l‘iemgir‘eezi ‘2',“ 3m tbgtfcfiwr {33; Joy two famous singers. of Brooklyn. 2:33;." "NM“ to close 3 full length fireplaces tiara chicken house etc 11:00:, 11:80.'12:l'iiis.
Nook ‘ “fl ‘ “ doc roy ’ ‘ i N. Y., gained much applause with thein ' ‘ ' ' fl '
.Jhurc machine was wrecked aud-
ilrs. Church, and her daughter con‘
ildersbly injured.
DIID on crunch.
new saves. on. L~Newc has;
seen received here by wireless dill
Price 82800.
HBanhflSon
’(Inccrpcrated) ‘
Iii WALL "'3 NORWALK
Following, the miliinery novelty
known iiiLflllO mop cap comes the ho
tie mull of lace that'soes inside the
hugeone of fur and is worn when the
other is laid aside. like the chili. The“
little muffs are sometimes fitted with ,
powder out! and other small “Udall.
“lire early this morning; in. the block
. "Alli influence. two hotels. twt
‘ several luminous houses and
her of“ from bummer. The
Ito as building was an old one and
igmcmmnt was using it only tem-
Macaw.
A. M.-12:001i. d: . 1:80. 8:55;,
9:032. 9:401. .
1’. lit—12:04, 1. is. 6.02:, 6:04,
6:013, 1:00x, 8:303. 11:00:.
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW HA-
VEh
popular songs. Mr. John liotlergo also;
of Brooklyn. enlivened things very
much by his ooihical actions and wit-
t remarks. Among tile miects were:
t 9 Hon. Joseph l‘ohtsna and Mrs. J.
hostess. Mr. Andrew B. Ycoendsl
Frank J. Joy. Paul Snyder, Mr. and.
SHOE
‘. ‘--~— ' . latch of the costs at m on the heel . . . . ties for freshmen: or s hit. . ' . _
l'. l.’ PULATION. Star steamer Lapland of Dr. Samuel: $3.33”? 12in? hrlndai‘li'i'r'ew v3: N“ all 0' "10 long scarf! “° "“1"” . . , To give satisfaction ii shoe must fit ‘5' unfit.10x12;.16:6.ag-12.i0?é31.
. ct. i.—-'i‘.be state Or Gilbert. for incur years s prsotlc; inc Mr .lflfl ‘Mr. B. l). “a", and: ly or far. but consist of heavily pads . , ‘ l ~ . , and must w 0M!” 8.til. 10.10:. 10- x. . X. . .
. ..phycicisn in this city. Dr. Gilberii mg, others The music ‘9" furnish: dad. beautiful silks. bordered widely Cl ationalB , , 11.47. .07 mm 3.02 8-11
"' 1“" “1 “I““W‘mi’mm "Hi ed b the rails Brol and John more "‘"I 1‘" 0f the Main Mt “NW" This is the foundation upon which 1’. “9““- ‘» - v, -, x» ; x.
iii-mumps and died on the return voy‘ y ' . '4, kinds. ’l‘hcle are veryiongsnd wide ‘- ' i a . ‘ ' th I b n it ‘ did u. «28. 5:12. weer. 6:43. 7.10:. 9.09:.
age. ‘ ' ~ . ’ 5 MR NI L , OLA‘ N DANG} and receive sailfish manipulation by iOU'I‘III’ NOIWIALK. GONN. ‘ ' ”1" h“ “ t ““9 en "’9 9:161. 10:08:. 11:18.
_ ‘ “a . ewe-W . I ' WI: L. I. ' 2 their wearers uotto appear svcumberi w - l tstlon. caution. ‘ .
0 or its per cent, Kilian av Pasteur resin. . [Nib . . .i Initimldl‘t of ”mom rather than a TRANMOTO A GINIML IANKin “Wrath“ mm a foot a. M.--iii:10s. 1.13:. 1.48, an.
0. Which we: BRIDGENRT. Oct. l.--Cesare Do‘ W. Gilbert Newell’l ulcetsebool as warm, comfortable Weary. . . . DUNN!” ; 10:10:, 10:60:. . _ . .
. , ninico. axiwhorcryili. years old. living depot“ and department rec no to _ m. ' ’ c it ' ------~-- 3 , P. Mfr-duos. 6.10:. $.40, 7.10:,
' ,. ‘ it “WSW“J‘ZNON'W" struck by a; theme-mm of return at Ar. on Kelli iron MORE THAN we" “can a. 0°th cm surplus and Profits 3:2“, 9.43;.
Tilt. , Justin ireilhi thslu at the railroad Madison street. Booth Norwalk. wit-hi fi'oiay‘s Honoy..“d. m- i... been ., .1 £00. “11,090.09 w
DANIUIW 0 I UTH NORWALK.
t Adah-4: 6, will. 3:00. 3:20. 10:03.
1.4 . , . .. ~ ~
P. ids-““131, tiresome.
N do
' Ii lit .
A. Iii-“ll“. rut“ .
‘ Polls-«Iliildu'ltiibx. 8228:.
.iiteiicn.‘ rounder. He sustained iii household Iavol‘ite.ff¢l‘ douche. colds
. classes .as followsi Children’s citiesl
itncttil‘oaflfllt mullahd wamburriod l
‘ _ Y1: Wednesday. October 1p.et~i:lo,p.im.; and ailments oi the throat, chest Ind
Wits id at out. Vincent's.iioihitsl.~ where hei minnow class for ladies and. Met; lungs. Contains Vito opiates. The
fit“. ."Oidsdleld lied fifteen minutes afterward. i men at s p. m. Pupils who this Bridge Pharmacy. "
' H . i , “W , Whool‘willrccolve artherouehocu W
' . £1me were auricular. of instruction in the salts. the lists _,moicreo.
xiii » 1 PORT. out. lu-‘Ai'lllill' Nell est moiety dsnossmid the sedition.
Safe Deposit loses. a and be per your
scum u. mruswcoil.‘ mi. ’
JOHN H“ NAPP..,1st Victim:
Flgbmdll it Hi ROWAN. and View
’WILFRID robust... Cashier
5. ion, home unknown, was arrested in; The ability of siren-wetter a meter eri. Thompson rivet. was indicts M 4, u. , ., .. W -. ‘ ' '
lo a . u. it Hansen our , ' ‘ ‘ ' . ih ofriilre c. -,-~--~- * d . . ' * U'I'I-I Mommas TOJAHWIV.
4mm an. heraldry: . it a: , ‘ ”a w." "my 1 “Missourians Willard“. “tuna end ‘rrllifr PIT” wA.M.-~l:zdx!,d:1‘l, am. 10:00:.
I. H. Meritorious
their tribe one who on; “M “L “a“... , .7 . VJ
autoimmune] ’ 2‘? “ '
lath-tries mog- -
limit. of clothes
_ icy . . lobed follow-
M nickel-i easel ' .. body was
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