Now who
III III iiiillii II IIIII"
BASEBALL.
’ National “Lahgue Standing. ‘
r ' , Won. loot. v.0.
Gin o ........ 102 III .675
New or)! .......... III In .591
Pithtau .......... so It not
Pliiladdlphia 78 In .510
Clhliln'oati .......... 75 79 .437
Brooklyn ........... 64 83 .421
at. bouts ..... . ..... 62 Its .413
’ 100 .338
, ~ , Yeatorday'a Reunite.
Chinese 4 St. Louis 3.
New York l2. Philadelphia 7
Philadelphih 5. New York 1
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‘ IS GOING SOUTH.
“v...
Herbert Gordon Mort-ell Severe Con-
motion With Matahlpt Oys-
ter ayatem.
if it were possible, almost we could
imagine South Norwalk blossoming
with orange groves next spring,
Herbert Gordon Morrell, in neveIing
hla connection With the factory dc»
partition! of the Sealahlpt Oyster 8y!
tom. has undertaken to iotward his
lotto chief of the nhippins department.
Bernard Tully. n cmiu of this renown
all product of lI‘loIidu. whence he in
bound.
Auaworlng the anxious inquirion of
MI Manda and lumber aesociateo, and
“ . anticipating their difficulty in reaIlIIg
.. .. I
«we» .
.n» _
this meridianhl product Mr Morreil
ported to have overcome all dim
0' It» by ensuring hie friends that all
they would have to do to rattle the
young orange treee, would he to think
ofjhiln every time that they looked at
the troop
This arnunient neetun lo he u'ucon-
vihcing.
MA!” FOR BISHOP TlERNEY.
A pontillnal requiem mass was ceie
brateli Monday at ill. Joeeillt'a CII-
thodral for the repose of tho noui of
Hilltop Michael Tiorncy, who died two
years ago The I'elellrnnt won Bitthop
John J. Niian Hc IIntl assisted by Rt.
., M. Monsignor .lohtl Bynoti, prealdolll
of ill. 'i‘homun'n Seminary: Rev.
Father McElI-oy. of ilrldgeport. and
Rev. John P. Guinct were the denoona
of honor, and Rev. William J. M lurk.
of Booth Monohoster. and lie . ohn '1‘.
Lynch. of fit. Jouoph'e Goth ral were
the denuonu. Many priests from
throughout thé stale Wel‘u ill-ennui. and
the Cathedral quI filled with people.
'l" vlelting clergyman were enter
ta I! III dinner in the dinin hall of
Might fihlonph‘tl Convent Ill er the
wan-mum. Hi we...
El." Harp l. anntvate.
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.‘l‘ W Hauotl. P. llnwkina,
it R F lionedictd P Clrady.
filial. P. i! Goodall. Brill“-
lufilh bolt. .ir., Montnlaii‘; ll.
Vin, Newark; M M. Johnaton.
daily. 8 (i. Barnum, C. B
‘ J} H.‘ Willa-loin. New its»
htnith. Hartford; If Man
(Slouch, Providence; 1.
_ , ,Yenk‘omiii 8 (nine, New
.~ huderJil .llidwards,
j in .iiuribtllt. W. 3,.Hiif‘l
y ill. Marrach, Nlip-toll:
% Wublllqion.hi 3.; ill.
rte. t. John'a. N. lit; ll‘ D
, P 0. Crew, (3. Miller city.
W
"III: on. not. ileopniation
soutaarated in 0th 9 thirteenth
0mm truffle efoiidwinfm Martin:
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i 1’ ,tty.. 36.0”. ati increase
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kaoH-lt ll. Hayden. George city
FUNERAL OF MR. TWEEDY.
Romaine of Deceased Lawyer Laid to
' Rest in Danhury.
scores of the friends of the late
Samuel Tweedy. including hilt fellow
Panthers of the lanai hot. and always
tom other places in Foirileld county
paid It lent tribute to the deceased law
yer Monday afternoon at the funeral
services. which were held at the late
home of the deceased on Fnrviow avo-
nue. Danbury.
The derricos were conducted by the
Rev, George W. Davenport, rector of
St. Jamar Episcopal church and the
Rev. Enroll A. Burnett. pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal ohurI-h both of
llanhury. 'i‘he ritual of the ldpieooiml
church We used.
one eulogy, whldh Vuapoltel'l by the
Rev Mr. Davenport, wait a sincere.
tbuchin tribute to the life and worth
at Mr. fi’weedy an a citizen and he a
genial friend and mmpanion and as It
Inn whom those w knew him could
at help but lOVBv ’0 referred olao to
the heIluty of his hone life and his do
votion to hip homo and family. and to
hie ounces: in his profession. in which
he was looked upon as a lender 'lie
has fought a good fight; he has flniah
all his course; he has kept the faith
sold the clergyman, “and we truat that
henceforth there is laid up for him a
crown of life."
A rich dieplay of flower» surrounded
the casket III which the remains re
ported. Amon the pieces were a large
wreath from t c members of the local
Mr. Tweedy on l-‘arview avenue and a
piece from Crusader Commandery.
Knights Templar, of which the do
Banned was a member. benidea a great
number of tributes from individual
friends.
The body was borne from the house
to the home by four members of the
police department. The honorary
hearero were Charles ll. Merritt.
George H. Williams. Judge Howard ii.
Scott, George Wakemou, Pol. J. Mole
[you and Judge John it. Booth
Many, members of the her and u
large number of friend» went to the
grave in Wooster cemetery. where the
oervioeu of interment were conducted
by Mr. Davenport and Mr. Btu-nee. The
horrors which were taken to the come-
tery filled two coaches.
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JUDGE 8. A. ROBINOON WILL
. PRACTICE Law WITH Hi! SON .
‘ fit NEW HAVEN.
NEW llAViiiN, Oct, l2.--Anuouuoe-
ment baa Just been made of the apocal-
ation for the preotiee of the law under
the firm name of 8. A and (l w. Rob
lawn with ofllcoll in tho Mulloy bulld-
izg ol' Judge alien A. itobiuaon. who
rcently retired from the unprel
oburt of this State and bio son A -
tornoy Chariea M. Robinson of thin
Judge Roblnaon served for twenty
years on the unperior and the supreme
court bourbon. He will retain his prea-
eht residence in Middletown. but will
«me to title city every day. Charles
ii. nobtntmn is oounael m the Btste
ulna-Wm. W
IUOKHOUT IUIO FOR .2”-
claim Dam-nu from Moore as He-
tell of Auto collision. -
Albert Buokhont. of litamtord. has
brought unit for who in the Common
Pleas court aaslntlt M: failure More.
at Greenwich Runabout claims that
on «not it, while driyin his item on
“i 9bonalit you said he la' a kind
is.”
. nomla. mun ill! damn
evolyoonditlon:
"pilot sick or well»
bar” a wreath from the neighbors of ‘
out the local automobile «adulation. ‘ ;
t 01% two tamford and ‘
“Mirth. be I! run down by Moore, l
ho wad klestlly driving his auto.
without «thrown out. meet
o to and on the head and shell
d9". 4.62m, .mv . , 34.“
i ‘W
NIMDWAILY to.
:l'd like If: know who he in kind to." '
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ZOUAVI CADET! REUNiON.
Eight Grluied War Veterana Hold
Their Laat Reunion III chicane.
CHICAGO. Oct. umbilahi mailed
warrlorn who out-viva the once famoua
United states zonave Cadets. of
which Col Either E. Eilawortit. the
first officer killed in tho Civil War,
was the original commander. sat down
to a banquet Monday night at the Well
iinxton Hotel. it was their last re-
union. The roll was called for the
lost time and deter min will the
famous Chicano Zonavos meet under
the old nag to recount the tales of
wnr and battlu. Very few are left
in the ranks. Once they were 130
etroas. 'l‘hey challenged the world.
'l‘here was not a boiler drill corps in
the nation; They claimod the chant
'plonahlp and the claim was not die
pulod. They traveled all through the
em and wullt In liltitl to and camped
tore who would memo healde theta.
When the war broke out the then
went into the federal aervlce as oili~
core, but the organization waa so firm
that it never broke up. except as the
men were I- moved by death.
lint M0 or night they saw that
there was no use of trying over to get
together again. The youngest man
there woe Frank ill. Yates. till yearn
old. Col. P. Dwight ladle. the high-
out commanding oflicer to survive, alt
III the head of the table. He ie 8!
youth old.“
*
NEW HAVIN WOMAN IUIOIDII.
HARTFORD. Oct. l:.-—-Miu Martha
Chaineld, aged at. of New linen. com-
mitted Idioido at the Young Womeo'a
Chriotinn Association. yeaterday morn-
lng, by drinking catholic acid. Mill
Ohelfleld while packing her trunk. pro
paratory to leaving. was approached
by a girl friend. who was crying. She
advised her not to waste tears on her.
Soon afterward: (the drank the pollen
and died in her room. The mane are
of the neaociation refuse to dlnruaa e
matter. so it Is didlcuil to gel. at the
exert fact: of the tragedy. Mlle Chat»
‘ 9min:
.‘. at
‘ere all
III. the
yin the alter-
.tile'ra mm:
rt. called them
a-introdnood ‘
gill?“ ' ".‘Ill N w v t'.
or a or
In II it minfllr "Inlmll P" D" D"
a o , run a It It.
‘An obltpary of the late Frederick (i.
In II. I» wrong... my,
”diam imam " "by" lg.
." d an
flatly. wan rpad
.i Staph. him
".12; Jd ltitthlgoitinI and Dr. Charla: H.
9 land
milled." to "mild:
d"; it
I drtenmvb an €3.36
0 I
sentetl atlall er 5n ”'3'!“
Still ”Q“; ‘0‘ ll»
Dull“ Poralyais'"
Wold.
II on “they to, he allahoctzd
lusa e
Dotaln
for Oheowatlohm ding“ 100:»
\mitnteoit", doth ~; .
no papers were
paper carried the
ea that the wriler hallevoa infantilh
paraiyeka to be infaotlon rather than
urine The about an of this on
for ties perils no more Sellers! that:
the can of- the othafa. orlty
of the pbyaiolzr‘n aahd health"?
present mine in dilhed‘ to the of
that the diaeailb Ia intentions. upon
the question of ”0th the menthol-II
seemed dividedtob
Judge ltuaaoll ,ln lIIa paper. took the
Krolllld that the state nhonld Draw
a place for oheervation of nation
who allow neurotic nymptodla or other
indications of mental npsoundnou lie
held that It will only idol. for the state
lo do lhll in orde 10" my folks not;
the undone: ya lgtna of
asylum anda to prevail any one
going to insane asylum which did
not proper y belong there He suggest
ed on Isolation fifth“ Ibrlocal Ion-
oral hoopltala or rha‘ha snob a ward
in the state been In» th’ lame. A
“nitrate building for such m was
also nuggeated lt vial intimated that
the General Asa-Ilihlynfi beaglted
tom name auoh mound," at he coin
Ina union
The dinner was served by steward
(idiots Newman. of the Rlvmlde Yacht
. ll .
Thin was the menu:
Oystera on *9 half ahell
Celery.
Cream 0 (tier: Soul)
iloll Salmon
liollandaiae Potatoaa.
viloilandalae Sauce.
Nolelttl of Lamb.
Lima health. menial Potato».
long Inland Duck with Apple Sauce.
helium and Tomatoes.
ice Cream. ‘ Coffee.
Following the dinner. an oddrose
waa made by'Dr. ‘J. A. Miller. of New
York. on "Early Diagnosis of Pnlmon
Iry 'l‘ubereuloaia" Dr.W HM Block
well of Rheiion. §W° about “The
l-‘eirfleld (‘ottalg em Tuberculosis
tnnatorluot "
The association were guest: of the
Stamford Medical Association. of
whigh J. J. Kyle. M. 0.. la president.
W
aoosavatr CONGRATULATIB
methane
commonly a c. Ooh I: On
annuity of but timid four will. babiea
were born in the honor hos ital in title
city.
“Wm a following lei!~
veil of in.
mm received from! o onlonei. made
public yeaterday. llhowa that his views
I to race autricle have undergone no
ohange:
"Atlanta. 03.. Oct. 8.
"To 8the Roper Hospital. Charlnton.
C
"Delighted. (Yongratuiate the moth-
era for me on their antime suicide
accomplihhtnent of Sunday
(Bin ed)
“'i‘iimelltl: ROOSEVELT "
Ethel had been viaitiag at a neigh-
bar's.
"i hope you didn‘t lake a second
piece of cake. Ethel?" laid her mother.
“Yet. i did. mother." replied the
nhild. ”You told me novel- to comm
diet. and the lady said, '1 know you ll
Oliver.
hold was employed in thin city and
bore an excellent reputation.
I
a
f Cooler weather manna moi covering; Look at out aupply of
ILANKITO .................
OOMFORTAILIO ...........
would i aay?”-.iud .
love another place of cake. so what
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nonunion
linuunuun-
Alwaye on hand a oped allertmot of
ensure. window. clean, counraa’rauda
_ ml! in other
llil‘tl .
a latent ,
Few Dom End the Moll Shin
Bulletin oi Urinary “trouble
, Kidney tilt-LII. la
one, boonnaot ms are
anything le'otl
high” In?“ , . . Mill
loo 0 0 ”billion" i ' incaib
not be idlaulken: for instance, sick
unhealthy kidney-I “9am tiling. oi
offensive {undead . l , of '
“livable i' of mu
sensation on, roaldln hack
anticsy conalahtll'.’ or that-ti lit" illtli
ml yin the alder and ionic, head-
er I and diary well. may occur,
nonoua twiobinal. dlitllrhed eleep,
Annamaria or nifty eylida, weaknesa.
biiiotla stomach. heart palpitations or
the euiferer la often walled down by
a tooling of languor or
The time to elite kid
while it in only tronhlarwbefore it
settles into Diabetes,“ , by. Gretel
or Brigitta dim Th0 a'mlllllent you
suepoct the slightest, kidney. bladder
or urinary diaorder be In taking
Panes Diuretln as direct with the
knowledge that there it no diner Iaedi-
oine, at any price. made anywhere
also in the world,‘ which will effect so
n pl and therdugh o cure.
M be miserable and remain in
doom another moment. because of a
lame begin or o loaned.i Motive irid-
‘neye or ad or or II ry Inimr: all
thin will angel! «all»: you take
Pape' It Diuretic for a few days.
Your phynician. pharmacist. banker
or any mercantile agency will vouch
for the reabone’lbilily of Papa Thomp-
aoh & Papa, of diaciehati. Ohio. who
prepare Papa's Diuretic-4:0 mot
treaunentnltold by every druggiot in
the world.
. ”W W...
SELECTMAN ON TRIAL.
Sherman Man Mound of Having in-
duced a Minor to Omar Faiuly.
SHERMAN. Oct Our-Jinn trial of
Selectmen George A. Baroda. of this
town, who in charged with having in-
duced n minor Charley Helrirk, to
await fnleoiy that he was of age in In-
dot to be made an elector. and which
was motioned from September 26,
war resumed in the town hall notor-
day morning Rev E. Henry Byrontl, of
New Pairield sitting as luatioe The
prosecution is bent conducted by Nor
man 0 Bruno? oflhnhary. and L. J
Nickerson. of Went Cornwall.
min In BIN”.
Ill is expected that the cone of
Judge of Probate and Deputy Sheriff
Warren C. Allen. who is accused of
bribery, will be Iain-a up at the con-
clnelon of the Bowen" case.
The witnese of the morning was Ali'
drew Hotlink. father of Charles Het-
rlcit. the latyoarold lad. who hat ten
lined that he was sworn in as a voter
by Selectman Bat-nee. The father
I“motherland his son's testimony as to
the latter's age. and’tho fact that he
was awornin. The-on bu claimed
that Selectman uBaruos knew that he
was under age. Attorney Niokeraon.
for the defendant. gave Mr. Hetrick II
rigid rrowexaminatlou.
in the town election last week Mr.
garner was reelected by a large ma-
ritI
STEAMUNIP LINE T0 VAR EAST.
VICTORIA, ll. (3., Oct. l3.~Adviooa
from Japan atate that the Tom Klaen
Kainha. under an agreement with the
wm Pacific Railroad. has con
Int-tea to start aoon a dlredt steamer
«‘an from Yokohama to San Francisco.
omitting the call at Honolulu. it is
Innoipated that an eleven-day trip will
repre
In. D. "M, Read Co.
ihnd‘iMiwttw .
V. .
.. r‘
agm trouble. to ‘
More”: i.‘ «II-Int .W ’
Ellabltsbed 1857,.
“Baum. up, In
a ”umfi .mwy: Im It «‘9' in IN!» I.
e,
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I.‘t
Imp
sumptuous Velvets . , . .
l9; Coats and Ignored Gowns
Velvet is eminently a winter clolh, end there Is no
other that given such a strong Impression of richness
warmth and comfort There is a pfofnaiou of Velvet this
year, and we are evidently returning to the days of pie—
turefiqne up rel. Al the Velvet Section there are two new
arrivaln,a elntina and a Velour. both black (ice black
and very elegant. The lighter we'lght Vclulina will to tired
{or street and house gowns, as it is very supple and with a
fine pile. The heavier Velour is intended or the long
Russian Coats
‘ Velour, 32 inches wide. $3. 50.
Vclutina. 27 inches with: $2. on and h. 50.
Ask to see the new “Ravenhlnck' \' v'.l\ols
Gold Rings
Solid Gold and set with Jewels.
This is a surprisingly low price for a gold ring, and
they look very attractive. They are ladles‘ rings and the
stones are semi-precious amolhysts, garnets, jade, agate,
carnelitlns, coral and pearls.
A brilliant showing.
8mm each. at the Jewelry Sectiorr.
The Raphael Tucki Holiday Cards
As announced yesterday, the Christmas Cards of Re-
membrance and Private Greeting are really. The assort-
ment is wry largo original designs which have never been
shown before, and in such variety is will suit indiIIidual
tastes. l‘itc Scotchmau may have a spray of heather. blue-
lleils. or a thistle bound with a hit of plaid. Everyone may
find his favorite flower or picture. And there are ()lde
lIIglII-Illc texts and Illuminations that are quaint and in-
toresting:
" lo wish Inn health, to wish you wealth,
And many a merry tlay‘ .
And a happy heart to play the part
Along the (ircat Highway.“
{At the Stationery Section.
u
On the center tables at the Toilet Section' Is a Special
Sale of great interest Low prices for a few days on Riker' s
Booming Seplouc Liquid Soap and 'looth Paste. De Mir-
acle: Hair Remover and Cold Cream Peroxide in large
bottles at 14¢.
The D. M. Read Co.
RAILROAD WOULD EMPLOY CHIN-
Ill.
VICTORIA. a ct. Oct. 12.~—Applloa-
lion was made by the Grand Trunk
Pacific Railway Monday to the Brit-u
ieh Columbia Government for permls-l
rich to employ chinoae on the railroad
on the llisf two steamers. and‘who de-
scribed themaeivea as manhunt-I. were
ordered deported yesterday. This il
a result of an inventigeiilo carried on -
here by Secret Service a clot: who
gee: earthed a scheme by will ,clt the
these customs interpreter at Van
(hovering and an agent at Hong Kong
be the result. it is proposed to put
two new liners into this service.
The rennet! was not granted. Forty
were alleged to have sold forged iden.
Ohineee who came from lions Kong
tillcation papers and paaanorta.
“Tittle Waits for No Man --
Therefore
the roost
we moat 81;
of the time elicit
’ing that saves
" thont reduc-
heqornes a.
i .
y
of holine-
..,i If‘ff
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