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i‘x'ii'e. rind is swoon ior tfie largo

lily lichen brainless or
My“! negligent coin i.“
on a loin: 170, feet trout on too

deep. The etrue'ture itself is 25
hide butts ieéi. oi wooden irsuie
tion. but with cement floors.
, , other fireproof devices. and is
4 ~ motives in height. -
. he iront oi the llrst floor is devoted
co purposes. the two oiiloehsls
' room «dam nonunion
mused. Opening otf oi this is 3
ate 0 Dim l)"- motioi this is
room-w the lamest
y similar establishment in The
, _ elite. The else is 86mm
ilniehod in white enoniol, o33av
hing here. “as well as in all other
‘ in: tithe bum. is at complete
‘ 119m. s‘" 11993“ t ‘8‘
- the governed: t being at oil!
; good. As the ”store reach the
; thoim Alonso theyI are
uzhly washed. and packed in the
our... Anette» Connonv'i
hly iced and made ready
oil to New York and western
.3.“ ; .
w an 25:25 test tor wsshI
,Ipt ohrvier cans. This
, ~ yllve steam and hot
plied by a large boiler. which
‘ ii rnisli atcem which will heal
hg hour.
0 rear room will be for storage
-‘ detaining supplies for the
en owned by the com-
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Min. are ample to accommodate over
on in the motor at the room
,ehech town to within the men
tlolr dim-n ate nod. oysters
.. um dim elehm to
ho hashinsvroommelow.
white overalls. tempera
her WWII, and are re
.aiverythlns in .tbe most
on. A «hide Idoor M!-
o It one being carried out
rand used in filling in the
till about the building. in one oer-
oi Groom is a Large wash basin
5:11th «mil.
in the tear or devoted to
“emblem and oeutalna none

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car: who oysters in hoist»
the mania e and deity:
' 7 . the bi
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,, a have a capacity oi 6.500

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mil THE rm Til
“Bill! IFFILIATED

Thomas M. Pierson. vice president
or the Order of Railroad Telesrsphers.
come to New Haven tbdoy from St.
Louis, and while there outlined plune

for the biggest gathering oi reliroad
telegraphers ever hold. This meeting
will take place in New York city. Oct.
20. and will be attended by us many
members of the local uniotn us are
able to be present. '

This meeting- woe called by Mr. Pier-
earl, who has charge at all the labor
troubles oi operators in this section or
the country. it will he held under the
nominees of Lodge No. 29. of New Ha-
ven; No. 37, oi New Rochelle; No it
or Long island, and No. 8, oi the New
Yoricontrai system.

.VicarPresidenl Pierson stated that
this meeting will be held to discuss
all matters sheeting railroad opera-
tion, endportlcularly to not the men
:siiilitttedlas closelyhs is poeelble. with.
out forming an eastern organization.
such as the engineers, conductors. etc.
have. They will try to ascertain what
has pmved to be the very best why of
having unsatletuctory conditions rogu-
lsteii. Heretoiore. the vsrioumornsni
nations of telographera have acted in-
dependently oi each other. but in in-
lureltroublaa is is liely that thy will
work in unison.

«Another obiect he has in view in
rolling this meeting, Vice-President
Pierson stated. la to create. us (or do in
possible. ahermonioos spirit between
the men-anditlielr employers. ile sist-
adthat it hes-been his him ever aluoe
he tookeharu oi the labor troublos or
the toloaeepheu of the out. to set the
also to tool kindly toward the column
lea which. employ more, and to elimin-
ate. when possible. the feeling of sni-
Ioaltr between employer and em

 

olive. .

.Vieaii’mldentt Pierson himself is
well thought oi by the omciola of the
varioumoude: throushout the cost
which thehsedosllnal with. Mr. l’lor-
moo «homo-e evidence oi this senti-
ment hummus ironi C. E. Lee. sen-
aralmnnerintondent oi the Boston a
Maine road. it was while Mr Pierson
ma ill during the past hummer that
“snout Superintendent we sent hint
a lotion-hornet“ the hope that he
recover soon. on be able to continue
in abuse .-oi ‘tli operators outplayed
on reeds throuIlioitt the east.

Over 6.000 railroad telelrhpb operat-
era are Interested in the meeting to be
held in New York the 20th. Although
the Now Haven road employee 1.200
hey man who are members or the im-
too. it is unlikely that one than a six-
th of flieiie will be ab 0 to attend the
meeting

ILY HA. ANOTHIR AOOlDIN‘l‘”.

(3810590. Oct, 10% dense in;
prove ntsii heme titty from rushing an
oeriy‘i'ithri wimttli his‘a ‘ aoroplsne I'toduy.
tree: t nutrition he londed last
my r sliding on the Chicago
night. The mill was so
so Yt t machinists on opposite
cities or the liter could scarcely see
such other.
Milly met with another accident when‘
item mart.» lie wrote viii
fix.“ who noticed thnt the miles
rues leaking. its came down
1(1de reunite. but landed in a ditch
mammoth: nestle. tie use not hart.

 

 

 

more to- me repairs. ,

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enouinioi‘ou caucus.

t, A wanton undue will be held

«cream oi 8t. voter's tier-I

‘ cutout“ north We street. it la
. Idiotic douche to nominate

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HARTFORD. Oct. 8.~ilishop Niisn
oi the Roman Catholic diocese oi
:llnrtord today unnounu-d eovcrul
‘clerlcni changes in the churches about

the slate.

Rev. Joseph i’npiiou has been given

the pantornliip oi St. Mary's oi Willi-
inantic, and his former parish. immut-
ulote Conception. of Baltic. has been
tilled by Rev. U. 0. Bellroee. Other
changes are: Rev. Francis ii. Pits-
pntriclt from St. Peter’s Church. lien-
bury to St. Peter‘s. Hartford. as assist-
eni: Rev. Joseph iii. McCarthy. from
St. Patrick's, Norwich, to the Church
of the Sacred Heart, Wain-oxen. as
pastor; Rev. William A. Keefe. from
St. Mary's. Norwich. to St. Thomas.
voluntown. as pastor; Rev. Richard
P. Morrisoey. from St. Patrick’s. New
Huron. to St. John's. Water-town. as
assistant: Rev. Joseph E. Belsnger.
irom St. Thomas. Voluntoivn. to St.
Anthony's. Bridgeport. as pastor; Rev
Thomas (lrnmhly. from St. Ann's. Wa-
terbury. to St. Putrick'e, Norwich, as
assistant; Rev. William ll.Kennedy.
i'rom St. Peter's, ‘lisriiord, to St.
Mary‘a, Norwich, an assistant

“'lm tliod oi this old joke about a
woman sharpening a pencil with her
husband‘s razor." "There’s nothing in
it. No woman ulierpenn u pencil. She
imawe it to n point."I-~Knneen (‘lty
Journal.

 

 

 

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STAM F0 R D

When you come to the matter
3i hosting your house, the'ques-
lion oi liculthiulncae as well all
warmth must be considered.

Simply to raise to a proper
temperature the confined air oi
the house is not by shy meant:
the whole question; you must
ihpply a constant change oi
froth, warm air, and allow the
vitlstetl sir to coca

That in just what the Stamford
Furnace lelutendcd .to do and

what it does.
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Proprietor Gives a 5500 Cash
Bond, Frsqusuitre Are Freed
at 510 it ileum-Stats ro-
llce Did the Trick

One of the biggest raids ever pulled
oi: in this county was engineered by
the ethic police whcn they surrounded
the Travis inn, on the Ferry road in
iiiratiortl iii 10:10 o'clock lost night
one arrested the proprietor oi illegal
Welling and keeping a house of ill r-e
note. Besides the proprietor iii tre-
qucnteis were cauzlit in the drug not.
George Truvis was placed under it
bond of $500. The irequenters put up
it bond of $10 ouch and secured their
libeiti

'i he place has been under watch for
home time and tho nuthotlllea (onto
to the conclusion (hot the place must
be closed up. Attention was first call.
ed to the inn by complaints (mm with
(lento. After that than» won a watch
made and on the result at the investi-
:itntlon a warrant was lashed by Grand
’.luror Edward Burrilt. The warrant
was glVou to State Policeman it. B.
Wheeler nod Frank Virelll, who were
assisted by Dinners W. E. Jackson, P.
li‘. Downing. R. w. Bridgenmn and A.
l... Rudd. The state policemen secured
several automobiles and went to the
place at 10 o’clock‘loet night.

Women Painted.

The officers were placed at points
in the yard whet-ether could prevent
my attempted escapes. With the men
stationed at. polnte oi rnninge Officer
Virelli went to the trout door and 031
core Wheeler and Downing went to the
war. The front door Wus locked, but
the back door was open. There were
men and women in the bar room Lind
when the two omcers mode. the sturt-
ling announcement. that the place was
raided and that all bonds were under
arrest, some oi the men looked so eur-
prliied that it would have been o treat
to have had their photographs taken.
Some oi the women in the bound faint»
ed, nud this caused considerable oi c
commotion. Finally the men and wo-
men were bundled into on automobile
and rushed in roluye to the town linil.
whore Judge Cliurieh ll . Peck was wnit-
ing to fix a bond and urrnngo for their
trinl.

'lhe (imccrs went about the rooms
of the inn to get evidence There were
liquors in nearly very. room The
oillceiii found cockiullrt in some of the
rooms and other (liltiks in sotorul
Tlicy mode is sample oi some oi it no
so to quality no witnesses. They also
found men and women in private
rooms.

 

Gave Cash Bond.

When Judge l‘ei'k hour the nature
of the evidence that the oilch-re had
itirainst George Truvie he fixed Tuen»
day. October iii. it‘s-tile date of trial
the bond at $500. Mr. Travis have a
cueh bond for his nppe'srauco.

The iollowing into the names
irequentern gave: W. N. Collins.
Grove Stuart, Boonie Smith. Miss An-
dre Hartman. Corrie. Mouldcn. John
Snow. John Andrews William Winkln
son, Nellie (‘ lull. George Williams. llo
bert Gileoii Jumcs Wilson. J lddwmdn

‘dwurd (‘iunc Edvard Rogers Robert

the

lawronce. Bertha altop;Psulini- lioI
liter and .lcnnlc in (in. The bond for
tho iroquonim Ii w ore fixed ht sill ouch
Some of the omitted once put up their
own bond and Mitfl‘rsiln “out bonds
ior thoee who did hot have the inonoi
A reporter asked why the bond “'lihi
so small. Tho answer was that
they did not have n lockup big
enough to hold the prisoners. hmi
were willing to make the bond so low
as to enable the ones indicted to turn.
isli ii. Thni probnbly monne tliut
none of the irequunicru will put in on
appearance when their cases is cnil-

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PASSED MUSlCAL EXAMINATIONS.

“me-1
Min Charlotte Pearson and Lucy Mon-
roe Ara Bueoeae'iul.

Miss Charlotte Pearson. oi South
Norvvslk. and Mice Lucy Monroe. oi
Sprinntlalo. both took oxamlnnilono at
tho lnntltulc oi Musical Art. of New
York city. and are to color lhni Wt‘ll’
:nown institution for n course oi slmlI
‘eu limit week. Mr. llmnroscli. who in
tho director, lilniaoli conducted the
nxnminntlnne and among other thinnn
-lour to the truo inualcal tituilonl, euld
hut their hand poellioiis tron» line.
that they had very unrelnl prepuruiiou
and must linvo been under the lniiiruc-
den of u very lino neither.

The show "till he uratlivlug to
Mrs. Herold N. Wiley tiormrel) him.
billion i? (ludo) who won their lunch—
li’ until her llllllliltfli, which took place
ll .lnnc

tic wish both young ladies all man
nor of success

. .4... non sou--

SONI 0F VETERANI OONVINTiON.
. PORTMND Mo.. (lot in .«Tho
question oi sounding irom the national
body. done or Veterans. U 8. A.. will

it sperinl liotlhliill to he held at liruns
wioit. Nov ii The principal grievance
advanced hv those ,in favor of doctor-
ing the Maine division independent oi
the general mcluly is '(hot half of tho
to: of ill cents paid into the divisional
ireneiirs by teach nihmhel‘. lit turned. or!
m to the national body.
it is sold by litmus behind the more

meat in thin male that several euuo
divisions in the what already huvo
withdrawn from the national body.
(tiller divlslom they assert are dis
cussing lilo mnllcrs. e

M h Mortal. ARIlVALo.

e Iekeme lltkerlinm. ti ils .
iey. William liloirilitm. J. O’Keeie. 3.
it Gibhons. it i.. Munster. New York:
in “Minor and wiles; Newark; it. W
$1"an Jin. Milford: Min Emilie
myt'r . peso. Dentin l. .
mum. ti Hui-limit, Wilton:

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Robert is). Harvey, John“ Buckley,
Frederick iluto. William llngvnry, Ru-
dolph Siolz. South Norwuik; Willlum
Webb Williuin Basic. Norwalk; Aug
usi (I,uliku Roweyton; William Foreit
West Norwulk; .iunies 1110111118,!de

ward WitduoL: New Canaan, linvo en-
tcreil in the two and live mil, races to
be held oi Rflinn Point on t o ulter-
nooii oi Columbus Day. There will also
be it boll promo, 'l'lie voinnillivoh oi
the ltnlliin SOi'lilUi‘N will hold anoth-
or nuwtlng this evening to ruinplcte
«lotuilu for the parade and picnic. Tho
moron will be closed during the utter-
noon. and residents pro reqnoetcd to
dccvrulr in honor oi tho discovoror oi
America.

"Too runny cooks ,upoll the broth."
quoted the Wine luy. “You. just us
too inuny uppciincvs spoil llic unpo-
tito, “ ugrcoil the Simple Mug—«Philh-
dolphin ilccoid

. .M e. . *1: .

THE NEW SCIENCE

Definition oi , Chiropractic

Chiropractic lo the solenoa or the
cause or the disease and “rent of ad-
lusting the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
hack. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the dili'erent organs and
niche.

Chiropractors remove the cause oi
(Ml disease and pain. and health is
“catered through harmonizing the six
nerve system. in your body.

Nervousneoa. Rheumatism. Parsly
Ila, lleart,,Kldney and Female lilo
eases are given special attention; also
Curvature oi the Bplne You will
never regret giving chiropractic i
chance to help you '

T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WASHINGTON 87’. Q. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatment; Given Also,
._ ”no“! M... .932. ..

David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embalmcr

19 North Main Street. South \Norwalk

Residence, 6 Washington Street.
Telephone st oiilco. 836-2.
Telephone at home, $03.

 

 

 

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WHEN A nor “SPELL cones

RANGES

will be in great demand, so if you
want to be! ready let the
heat, order your Gas
Range today

$14. 75 up

on EASY PAYMENTS 3F
,onsmso

Hon satanic
Power Co.

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Sold, floured. Rented

Wm
QUICK AUTO IIIVIOI

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coLumsus DAY esteem-now.

Reel Estate

APlARlSTs TO ASSEMBLE

The full convention oi the (“ounce
ili'ill lice-Keeperu’ association will be
held Saturday, October 15. iii the Y.
M. C A. building in Hartford. Sce-
elonh ht ltlzliil ii. in. and 1:30 p. in. No
owning- sessions.

Speakers will be pi'euent from the
National licoix’oepera’ association con-
vention. which is to be Held at Albany.
N‘. Y.. on the li‘lli and mm instant.
Several members are to hilt-nil the
“National." and will come but-k full
of onlhnnlnmn. l‘i'osldent Allen in-
tlinin will bringr holpi‘nl lllllits iliiit ho
note iii Albany. The Inoellnu will bu
mo of general experience and disme-
elm) with no formal pnporu.

NEWELL' S DANCING CLUB.

W. Gilbert Neuoli it select school of
dancing and doporimcnt will opcn in
Al‘ltlil Hull, Madison street. on Woll-
(Bfiililj‘ for the 508501) of it-iil-lilll.
'l‘livro it‘ll be :1 class for Miss-cit and
Alimtcrn in tho hilt-moon
o‘clock. and lhe beginners clues for
lnrlim; :inil izi‘ntlonu-n will be iiirim-d.
l‘lle wullz rid the latter sotloii (inn-
oon “ill be inunlit i’roioeem pri-ll 5
man; you; iii cxpoiionct- us .in in
ull'iit‘lm' in dancing has placed him in
the from runlt. ml lie in fully qiiuliiioil
to impart lnl‘ormuiiou which will molt.-
(llll‘ proficient in the on. All are in
viicd to nilcnd the opening sessions.

 

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FIND BODY OF MATTER DROWNED
IN STREAM.

DANBURY. Oct. 10. ——'i‘lie body of
William Rose. a butler. was found
drowned in a small stream in tho Beav-
er section oi the town lute Sitturtlny
night. There were no marlin on the
body to indicate foul play, and it is
thought that be committed suicide. He
was 38 years old and leaves a widow
and live children.

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Tl": DlAth‘fli BRA
Lad! cal Airs your ii» st for
1‘ III- thee. ter‘a hint: Ion run

l'iiiit in Heel and Gold metallidc
hover. sealed with lllue Ribbon.
Tgm no Miter. “I! of

ll.- Ahltlur . I
INA 0ND "RAND I’..|I|\t»r8§

you! known at fleet. thine. A isms Reliable

Sillil Bl’ Dillli‘il‘ilSl‘S EVERYWHERE

hum
Heater

IS JUST WHAT IS NEEDED TO
TAKE THE CHILL FROM THE
ROOM MORNING AND

 

 

 

GLOVE R’S

"THE PLACE"

 

THE

ELITE
SHOE

To give satisfaction u elioo must ill
and must wcur .,

'l‘liln is the foundation upon which
lint ELITE has built its splendid ropii-
lotion.

They‘re built like u loot.

MSG-$4
$5.00

“WEAR SHOES THAT FIT"

Two Stores,
Norwalk So.hiorwalk

 

 

 

 

 

NIGHT, FROM NOWUN-
TIL TIME TO START
THE FURNACE.

OUR OIL HEATERS BURN WITH-
OUT ODOR AND GIVE SATIS-
FACTION IN EVERY WAY.

The A. J. Angevine & Son (30.

134 to 136 Washington street.
South Norwalk

 

 

For 8an in any amount
Foreign Money Orders and Drafts to
all Parts of the World
Bond Required by Law
Deposited With State of Bonn.

For Protection oi Patrons
insurance and Real Estate Agents

.l. M. Layton 81 Co.

5 Railroad Ave., South Note/talk

OAK

HEATERS

$3.98 to $20

Cylinder Stoves
$2 98 to $19. 50

All Kinds of stoves Repaired

 

 

 

B» K. MITOHKLL. UNDERTAKII

F. A. MITCHELL

"DUDE FURNIIHEI
CORNER WALL AND Hi6" IT...
NORWALK, GONN.

horwslk Branch ”Office oi