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sues. r .sa Mrl.;s..c.. t . m " “‘llit
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ohlerl‘il‘ranlt‘ Slab
«soot: aadtths‘tdefaadahts‘and containin-
ants all tastiledt ‘A‘b luteran‘stanwaa
used berths llmuMWaItllaony. «Ab
at as soon WI,- ,brul§ tent-s.
6 WM at. but, nothing up...“ our Wiser. Mela
“W’- . s .
Captain Carl tWecke. who has had
i
t at the home of Mrs.
car's autumn
names animator
a assault. ill-naps.
in front of the Henry Case place in
Better-planner u .. ~
Horace Wheeler, who has been a
gunshot? brill-other. Alonso Wheel.
. . the bare successfully alluded the on- \ e ‘
er sflllaat orwallt. returned home to- Mover William Coggswell. of Norwaik. avenue. A cordial Invitation is ex- .
ds'y. has a force of men on hand to pounce tended to all their friends in The New fiat‘iflhfiflgfl£33035:nglgagfid‘gfl‘: . NAT IO NAL
”’”Mre."ltfhry Brush and daughter and
son, Arthur. have recently moved to
Bridgeport. where bliss brush and
lit. Brush ate new. employed.
‘zjVery little has been said among the
bilainess men of this part of the town
about closing today in honorof Colum-
bus day and as a result most of the
stores will be open all day..
; In their enthusiasm over the foliage
iii the Berkshires and other places lo-
cal people sometimes forget the home
supply, which this fall. as is always
the case. is very pretty. Look it ovor.
The house which was recently towed
up the harbor from'Pilot island. now
occupies a position in East avenue,
having been landed at Oyster Shell
“internist “Myrtle" street. East Nari“
walk. tomorrow afternoon. ‘
”milliliter-ate arr ligaments have been
blade by .11., J. llilnaonrfor thevnaraoa
. as supper facials svlaayaevaai .
be sup ‘r willbsvserved ate o'cloc
“lathe. mans of the church and
thil events: program will include gov.
for that purpose to such an extent
that the practlcs- should ballooned. .
who has been engaged for save
months in lecturing before pupils 0
public schools on dental hygiene. is at
present located in Danbury. He is.
making a tour of the stats and may go
East avenue occupied partly by Mead
Brothers as a grocery store; is going
through an important change. The
collar is being dug deemr and Building
tion with the lowering of the building.
East Norwalk people did not forget
today would be Columbus Day and
even at an early hour many flags were
displayed all about this seotion of the
town and particularly along the line
of march of the Columbus Day parade.
w ose itinerary included East avenue.
V n Zandt street and the Washington
street bridge.
Despite the inconvenience caused by
relaying the tracks on Mill Hill. Nor.
walk. "and the transferring at the tune
tion of Wall street and Beldeu avenue,
the East avenue trolley line has been
gotten back about to schedule. This
morning the cars were right on the
minute. for which the trolleymen de
, Dn'llalph M. Bennett. the liniiirs‘ig
command of. this yacht ofwflldmrf.
Word for several seasons. will odes y
m, Ward's residence at 'l‘ollenelie d r~
tag, the winter mopping...
i’tMrs. hit. Dev ‘le learn from
New Yerlt to the z)l‘tvlsenelte a to re-
main on Fridays and as May: this
itoonth.‘and will dang at r November
fine piece of work. '
--lf you are looking for anything in
the carriage or wagon line. see. L. M.
Wright‘s adv. in this issue.
Chief of Police Brennan. of Siam—
ford. delivered. yesterday morning.
Pierre Heritler and Honorine lleritiar
to Sheri! llawley. They will be tried
The Reliance Social Club will hold
their first whlst of the season. Friday
afternoon. in their rooms. nowayton
walks to attend and help to make the
opening session a most successful one.
this diurnal.
Fred Smith. of Allen's drug store.
has returned from his annual vacation.
-—-lf you are looking for anything in
the carriage or wagon line. see L M.
Wright's adv. in this issue.
The funeral service for Henry Sigh.
who died Thursday at his home in o
roton Heights, was held blonday af~
tcrnoou at his late residence. Inter-
mcnt took place in Woodland ceme-
tery. Stamford.
torney Phillips madesn able plea for
lantencylfor. his gallons. and. that.
would undoubtedly have fared badly
bad he not prepared his case cara-
futty. 'i‘hs thiiacoaat eharains intox-
ication was.aallad»-.. The .fathsr and
son who were tried weather, were each
fined 07 and costs far assault and 88
lion's Club. Sam at 2.30 p. in.
Supt. Wylie had about sixteen boys in
readiness for the start and they wait
ed anxiously. for the cooling of the
harwWililam‘Krapochs. whirls well
known in the athletic “world. Mr.
Krnpowics carried a bag of cut papers
and left a reasonably clear trail for
Church when the ack of haying
hounds was turned ease upon his
trail. The chase was a merry one and
club house. covering two and one-half
miles in about fourteen minutes. Ou-
l two of the boys dropped out and
serge Stevens created something of a
surprise by finishing two minutes be»
hind the bare. its made the last one
hundred yards in good time and was
strong to the last. Stanley Borei was
the second to niah and did remark-
ably good work. While Mr. Krapowics
made the pace just fast enough to in
cite enthusiasm for a good fast race.
This style of athletics has become
verypopular and the boys are clamor-
ing for a repliltion of the race. Hunt.
.Wyite is positing preparations to grant
this desire.
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t -' t “ . . 'l‘ha‘aaw iron is so; conaeotln Ionian as lined‘ . an costs for as: “ . ‘- ’ " '
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1 ,1. _ 3 . ad on. the Washiutson arrest arm... sad extending across alarms section the peace. _
. 3 "7 "" .It appears to be theopinlon‘ of some, 0? meadow ‘0 60mm“ WM! the milk The am hare-and-hound hunt was .
. fififigfitfit‘i‘m glmtoall ‘ people that the bridge "is being used bridal. its! been completed. and is a held under the our ass of the Young
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W to‘variaus other parts of the country. at the December term of the Superior 1‘" 9“"“9'“- With 0‘19 minute hair a . ‘53-;
5. A re- ‘ . . d . . . . dicap he left from the clubhouse and ‘ ‘ '
s hydrant has beacombllahe .Wlnfieid a. Hanfords building in 23:33.33 “named The charge is m mm mow the Eplmw u
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serve no little credit.
Several Dsnbury people came down
to the Sound shore this morning for
a day of fishing and clamming. it is
declared that many people who live
up at Georgetown. Danbury and var-
ious points several miles tip the line
know men: about the local shore and
harbor islands than most people who
have been here all of their lives.
Tllilli littlest. assault;
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(Continued from First Page.)
Point and hauled up the hill, east of
Hendrick avenue.
The historical calendar reminds that
it ‘was 418 years ago today that Chris-
topher Columbus and his party dis-
covered America, which is some little
while ago according to the human ap-
p’reciation of the lapse of time.
E. Extlorham and Harry Mead laid
aside the cares of business yesterday
1—- . ~va ..
celebrate the event. This banquet this
evening is our third annual affair. In
the past three years Columbus Day has
gbecu made a legal holiday in fifteen
.ststes and there is every possibility
lot it being made a national holiday in
At the guests' table, in addition toithe near future.
the toaatmaater. speakers and some till i rejoice to soc so many members
the officers of the other. were notedland their friends present and l con-
Tlie rcccnt rain did little to relieve
the water question. which is getting
to be it serious proposition. A large
number of wells are dry and the one
day's rain made no effect upon thorn.
One resident said yesterday .that the
absence of rain was due to the failure
of the broom and ladder man to put
in his appearance.
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paid a deserved tribute to our variod
mauufactories. citing .aeverai attach»
are as wall known and highly appre-
ciated throughout the Unitedwma
as they are at home—namely, the '
Sealshlpt Carrier Company. Normal}:
iron Works Company. Not-walk m k
Company and Lockwood Ma . ”
ing Company. R l G Comnany.Cioett. -
Wlflltlil
airs. Orlando Allen has returned
from a visit on Lpng island.
r hire. ilenry Sherwood is the guest of
her daughter. Mrs. Gillette. in Pennsyl-
vania.
Mrs. Frederick Coley
is suffering
from a dislocated shoulder. caused by
Rev. Thomas 1. it run . l t. at ec~ - . cum“ .. ‘ .’
‘llld l°°k 5' mil “0““ “‘9 “”30”, “3 l “'9 ““9 0‘ J0?“ “Mill; ‘a‘leull’oltm' ’ Get Your falling. tor of in. meifll"! “glimilffsiaryorzgirl?!‘mflsifzglldil’mwxmyofi $311113“; 5mm: ficiiiug‘l’efl'fufilhfg‘mm ‘
““9“ 0.! ““h- Reports “‘9 no "all or motormun. wio has cell ' or Mrs. Clifford Jennings. who 1"... Robert M. Wolf». Councilman William your order and to him whose name the state. and sixty trains toand nova
definite concerning their catch. but it several weeks. seems to be ten . _ McMahon Cor mail ' Co l J I“ V . to m
l d . od th t it we a and one b this Mr [teddy has already been been visiting in New York. has re- . l 01 base a l ,ou bear. a great metropolis stop here d . ya. .
a on 9" ° ‘ ' 8 ‘ .0“ tgii 0 'm f m mm “mm" turned. ‘ Keogh. City Clerk John Canon and i congratulate you on your pi-osperi- The time is not for distant when are.
Henry Weeks the telesrabh Obera- ”m 6 "' ”‘3 ‘ “ . ' ’ M t M . when» iy. despite many trials the past three will have a section of shore preterm u
. so far as his complete memory is lss Elbe iicr has returned from The affal w n r it ‘ ‘ . . . ll | eat:
g” 1‘)“ m: Br?“§?fig°~mw%rfin£: concerned. and it is planned to remove , ' . a visit with relatives at Mount Vei- mum” 9er eggs: eh: "1; 22:1“?!lififir”ée‘:?orlgoagfiguéh5hr:Tire "‘8’: {digragecagh “Wit “gagthing tifl ,,
anci . . . . - . . . . , , . .
Hzgegrind‘ Hartford railroad was do- him to "‘9 Norwalk "mm“ mm“ for been“ It the Town Clerk 8 non, '\' “ and the members and ladies who as- more fruitful in the social reltgllzna mayor said. might not ainyg‘p'sy‘u‘
I d in attic home this mornlus by “ '"m‘er °'“"m”°"' Two "hymmm Office Illil Your ”0'- 09“” T~ 14““! 0‘ ”‘9- ‘“ slated received many compliments on and material welfare of the council Everyone would wish he had noted
“‘5';er 5ch d 951 t at Betlicl where a were in attendance and in consultation vcralty was the guest Sunday of Dr. the success 0' the affair. The speech- And .0 you reverend father itnd that if a citisen ever'left South-Nb
freight engine left the rails. over m,“ of”. yesterday. Th" P?" ““1 M” T' p. Strurns. mm“ Mid the musical numbers were gentlemen. 0U]: honored guests, in the wall: to o to another place they stem
1 s ' 93" is tons dated they to have let-ll u-lf you are IOOItl (“or anything in appropriate and the evening’s program name of South Norwalit Council..No, always an to get bsoit new.” a
The many New tree! onvl r.i um: caused by a str:i_n_.flM_ . .lic carriage or was ‘ lac. see 1.. M. was brought to a close shortly after 1,253, l sincerely thank you for 4.“. The mlyor'. speech was folioszg ‘
:{gger.2"ma;:‘ive;%2m::e will}; ‘23....2. About the bu..e..'.....;;“on em“ .5 *‘ "‘8‘” l‘ “V- “l "l" Mil?» ll Oglock. orbiting tille color-torn orlug us this evening by .Vour presence a sons. “Minnehsha."- by Prof. Mad ,
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sively treated by Two Specialist Cor~ an idle rumor. from “8 R9“ “'5 Taylor m“. mutual N“ I”. to la ° ‘ 9 ma " 9‘” ‘ 1 ‘ and ‘0 BI) to )0“ that )0“ are indeed “'th11 W39 loudly cheered. Mid
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he '
obliged to respond again. .' '9 m
The concluding toast. "001an
and' the Knights of Columbus.” was
given by William J. Flynn. of
port. one of the veteranconductofl‘ot
the New York. New Haven and filth
ford Railroad Company. Mr. Flynn ‘
stated that he had been engaged talk-
ing at the Danbury Fair for the past
ten days, but he had been paid for it
line.
The program was opened with a se-
faction by the Demise orchestra.
which provided other delightful nliiii~|.l0aeph's Church and chaplain of South
hers throughout the evening. Pro-.Ncrwnlk Council. whose least was
fcaaor Lynch. of Bridgeport. favored "The Church." Father Carroll, in h
with a vocal solo. and he was grcct‘ opening remarks. thanked the Item.
ed with enthusiastic applause. We here for inviting him to speak, and
fessor Keenan, of Bridgeport, was the said he felt honored in being present.
piano accompanist. and followed with it is acknowledged by all classes and
.lutlee at the Congruatlonal church
after an absence of several weeks.
Airs. Clarence Again. who has been
a guest of Mr. and lira. them (luau.
has gone to Worcester, Mass. for u
about vlali. ‘
liurul t‘arries l-isf'ry Falrchild and
Henry liuenerbcr attended ibe quart-
arty nit-sting of t e (larriers‘ associa-
tion at Norwalk; Saturday.
most welcome.
The toastmaster then presented Roy.
Richard J. Carroll. the pastor of St
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Schlichtiug Bros. 8: Co.
Cor. Railroad Ave. A Maid 01.. Dal-lac
select Groceries. Hay. Grain. l'lom
ind Food. Hardware. Plintl. Gills. ol-
_._.. -mmw— w.
iiltl Jitllll-
Q 30“). crccda. ha said. "Ill "IO church ‘9 "l? by the railroad gummy .u.‘ .
. ‘ Staples high school and Center On the invitation of Toastmaster most powerful organisation in the membe t '
U“ "9“ Sunday ”‘9‘" will "F school will close today to enable lrand Knight William P. Ward. grace world today. it is recognised as the r of h“ Knights of. Colombo n
preaching service in the union chapel
ill :5 o‘clock and Sunday School at 3
o'clock.
he declared, showed feslty and slave
of home that is in the heart ole! .. .
irlshmsn. While Columbus disoovp" ,
America the first man to put . on
her soil was William nice. an flab»
man. it is not necessary to go back
and repeat history that is known
every school boy in our land. than
to the unsurpassed instruction re-
ceived In our public and parochfl
schools. which are the finest in ‘
world. Columbus was .faltlifnl
fled. faithful to his country and to
church. and that iaall that is “bad .
a member of the Knights of Colitis“
The discoverer of America can be it: v
on as our pattern on account on ‘ ‘
steadfasiness. loyalty to God and an '
church. We have four pride! _ "to
consider-unity. charity.
love and patriotism. and there is
ing wrong with either of them. _ ‘
are the principals upon which the phal-
enl greatness and the future shops“
of the Knights of Columbus out 1!
founded. Mr. Flynn proposed
cheers for our country and» harm
given with a will. after 1th pl WI-
ent.ioined in singing. " ‘ “g
Gem of the Ocean." the ‘- , s ', c
which were printed on the mesa . g . ..
l‘z‘hrae ‘l‘ieartytcalaers were sight
t spas erso scraping. fr.
satherins brolts up with «the; ‘
teachers and pupils to attend Colum-
bus day celebration in Bridgeport.
A harvest home festival is soon to
be held at the Congregational church.
The church is to be thoroughly clean-
ed and the new carpet laid this month.
was asked by the Rev. Richard J. Car-
roll. after which the following bounti-
ful menu was gracefully served by a
delegation of members of the Dough.
tors of lsabelia:
Little Neck Clams
Tomato and Lettuce Salad
Celery Olives Pickles
Cold Roast Spring 'l‘urltey
New England Dressing
Cranberry Sauce
“ Cold Boned Ham
Salmon Salad - Potato Salad
ice t‘ream l-‘ancy Callas
Assorted Fruits
Coffee (‘igara
Toastmaster William P. Ward. after
the cigars had been lighted. made his
welcoming speech. cascading a cordial
stamina to the large number of mem-
bers and purists. in attendance. as fol
lows:
Several years aao. before October
llih was made a legal holiday in the
stats of Connecticut. South Norwaik
Council, 1.258. K. of (3.. passed a rese-
iuticn that each succeeding year they
not
FERUMDELREAM
most potent factor in regulating mor‘
ale. and doing away with the abuses
and evils that exist at the ,preaent
time. For more than 2.0th years the
church has been all that is good. shirt-
in as a beaconlight and a guide to
the world. From time to time she has
raised up great. noble and holy man
who. by their real, teaching and
preaching have defended her against
the infidels of today.) Hcr's has been
a marvelous growth, and for proof we
must look at the countries over which
she has spread. and the communicants
now within her fold. Here in our own
country the growth has been wonder
ful. extending from the pines of Maine
to the coast of California. from the
icy north to the sunny south. it is
true. my friends. the church has been
frequently attached. but still she sails
magnificently onward. and will dually
enlarge victorious. The church is ill‘
ways willing and over anxious to do
germ wherever needed. She places her
seal on these organisations which
stand for truth and Justice. and looks
with special favor on the organisation
known as the Knights of Columbus be.
cause of the special work being done
in the various communities by it.
The losatmaster stated that the nest
speaker was a man always in the from
rank fighting for civic rights and warli-
A special school meeting will be
held in the school house Thursday
evening. October in, for the purpose
of laying a school tax. All taxpayers
should attend as this is a mention of
importance.
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—~lf you are looking for anything in
the carriage or wagon line. see L. M.
Wright's adv. in this issue.
Rev. Dr. Herbert Brown. of llarien.
gave his first course of lectures with
steroopticon views in the union chapel
Saturday evening. which was very in-
teresting and instructive. ills topic
was From Naples to Lake (lento. and
on October It his topic will be in ihs
licari of Switserland.
7":
When shown positive and reliable proof that a certain
remedy had cured numerous cases of female ills. wouldn‘t
any sensible woman conclude that the same remedy would
also benefit her if sufferin with the some trouble?
Here are two letters which prove the efficiency of Lydia
E. Pinkham‘s Vegetable Compound.
4 ‘ " ' Fitohyille, Ollio.--“ My daughter was all run
mm “Mmminhorfldqheuland
j madman walk ha a short distance at a
Illa much?” to having nor-sou:
. penetration. on court a ward ea
‘. , ~ ~ on. triad
“Momentum ....
Pin item's
lilii unit
in the death of t‘accciic. aged till
years, widow of John Kaiser. of Lewis.
bore. who died last Thursday morning,
the community mourns a friend—«as
good to the last as at the hastening.
l-ihe died at the home of her daughter.
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To the Heating Plumbing (to.
Gentiemn: During the winter of
1907-08 1 used am worth of coal to
beat my sis apartment house. using a
ing of the benediction by v.
thlllh Uompouu absurazr ‘1‘“ \‘l’llhgzlawof in. 0 3:2: holler of wetlands: ga::.“zbg:.g lagI inhtbe weight-9| of lItis‘fsl‘low magi 0%?imn;&& 3mm N a, ' . .
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WW0“ ”«mf‘j use ."l' m “N m" “h farm! intense rain. we disclaim "my entire cost bill was visa. matting a not If you am a mi. mush. Marius.» Council. ad the em grand lesson for the slim. They are «suitcases
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lrasburg. Vermont—'9 1.10.! it my duty to she had but st: survlvlns children and in... any as. this statement in any roduct of the Amcricati presents would respond to the toast. "rite Deputy om,m.w,
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their beltlmOflwi. or 1:2“ l?” ‘9‘?” ‘1” P“ "3 m1: 3:: ":9th r ”m ‘3’“:1 ”gamma; nrsasdiaa sassoli'iu'fou easy In this drug store. , ‘ “that of .351 Katalin of‘ ‘22:“!!th as nemesis.“ . ’ ' ‘
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the" Pew” or t! t. t ”grad. otter rem one at the in» of Goo. a. WIdeell in y We imtr roars. orders it his world. . lag the s .' and "new. _.
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What momiproo can any on: , torment was ill the family plot in “mg. 31’ ml. of ”firm"; my mm '
3‘30”".
wlf you are looking for anything in
the carriage or wagon line. see i. it.
Wright's stir. in this issue.
frank and Thomas Nawsdain i.
"* 2" r3
father and son respectively. and o« Mimbmgfi
.. g . n ‘
sepia Yours. were the defendants in a
an assault and breach of the was, ' “a“ ‘
r complaint before Justice I. s.nam.W‘:9ufll “‘ ”a -
f‘ll
John '1'. Winters, of blow llritaia, sad. ,
William J; Mulligan. the stats deputy
from New Haven. Mr. Ward neat pre~=
3mm :“geatieman who mater“
clot and civic iifaef lastly larval!- "
Mayoroiset {Albert is. Poltltnan. who,
responded te‘ths abusesfiosrm slim
mouthwash.
The ; to
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'alosdsy is the borough court. Astor-
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