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came 'quletiy to Mayor Lee-
| Branden. of the City of Nor-
yesterday morning. and the sad
” used a shock to every cltiaen
_ ‘ town. In his death the city in
‘ ’h he resided. as well as the sur-
ng community. loses one of its
lnont citizens. He was the head
nng, but growing business on-
, .‘and his knowledge of the
peas had proved valuable to his
lites. in politics Mr. llrundage
Democrat. and as councilman
SIlial’or of the city he had made an
a record. Mayor lirundage was
.. . of many fine qualities. hie hon.
my dad integrity winning for him the
”opinion of his fellow men. He
ma man whom anyone could be
mild to call a friend, and in his
mm community suffers an irre-
' 1 kiss.
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‘ flu" YEARS AGO TODAY.
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weeds-day. October 17. woo. ‘
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Matthew“ "given of the di'ssolutlon'
of
hit 3.)“; Gregory. as Henry W. Gregory
”flees nominated for judge of pro
flight people were burned to death in
a tenement house fire in New York.
, ——-——--Q—
. , RIGHT To rue POINT.
. That'e‘le nothing like a big automo-
Ml. face for making the aeroplane
seen as safe as a pony cart.—-—-€lpring-
lle'ld Ropubiican.
‘ The gentlemen who have been walk.
log home from Retro are beginning to
- ”thew—Chicago Record-Herald.
. .4- .
A visitor says that in a century
M0. .verybody on Manhattan island
‘ ~ i live under ground. lt.la greatly
tweet King Manuel's money. She would
it
l1
‘ Milwaukee Journal.
tuatlons In the industrisls were large-
, " nership of the law llrm of limb '
. ‘ w , ‘ 17 ‘
. sldetingwhettdlfonso and Men-
have had to contend with malty.
notunrig'in‘ail out out for timbers—«i
mutton reel. . ‘ .
sudloieut lemon to Chancellor Day
to break, ‘ ,slience. its must he
reconcilW" ; ‘;-8chsnectady Un-
ion.
. m._
Mlle. Gaby Dsslys says she does not
he arericloue indeed to desire the cash
in addition to free advertisin that is
bringing in .250 a night in “no its vau-
dcville."—~8oranton Tribuheltepublh
can.
l‘ . fl 0—.— _ i
Julius Caesar Burrows seems to 3
been “f
have fallen without having
struck by any particular Brutus. The
returns indicate that the whole asaerm
blage rose up and took a stab at hint——
lillli Ill nu sun
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.—-Tho
opening dealings in stocks were active
and broadly distributed. Gains were
the rule. but they were restricted to
entail fraction encept in a few instan-
ces and there was a sprinkling of de-
clines where realising sales made their
effect shown. Rock Island was ad.
vsnced 1:55; the preferred. Reading and
Sioss Sheilield Steel 1 and American
.Smelting, National head and Distill-
lers‘ Securities large fractions.
WALL. STREET, it a. m.»Pricos
were supported against profit taking
ing and the Rock island issues. Fluc-
ly confined to moderate fractions.
Reading and Rock island pfd. advanc-
od 2 points. at. Paul 1% and Union Pu-
ciiic. Chesapeake and Ohio and sever-
al other stocks 1. Business for the
first hour was on a large scale.
WALL STREET, bloom-The open-
ing of the week found some response
to i t week‘s rise in stocks in a grow-
th 0‘ outside demand. Advantage was
taken of this to distribute holdings ac-
quired at last week's low prices. The
effect was seen in the irregular more-
ment of forenoon prices. The Septem.
ber foreign trade return was a
strensthenlng influence by reason of
the large balsam of export values over
imports. ‘Deaiinge were largest in U,
8. Steel and were at the rates of one
quarter of the total. That stock was
held within a fractional range by the
realising sales. Bonds were irregular.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m. wilcadlug
was buoyant and Jumped to 154%. u
gain of 2%. U. 8. Steel was lifted
slowly on huge transactions until it
tenched 77%. These stocks absorbed
the built of the dealings and there was
little Interest shown in the rent of the
market leaders.
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BOBTON. Oct. l7.—v'l‘ho abandon
meat of opposition .to a suit brought
by theatlornw-genersl of the state of
New Hampshire to restrain the Boston
in Maine railroad from continuing in
effect certain freight rates on leased
lines alleged to he in violation of the
statutes was announced by President
Charles S. Mellon today. u'l‘he n
nouncement was made In a ietterllo
Governor Henry B. Quimhy, of N w
Hampshire.
DODGE—FAIRCHILD.
A number of relatives and friends
from this place have received invita-
tions-to the marriage of lilies (lend
vlove Fairchild, of Greene Farms. to
Frank lrving Dodge. of Norwich. CL.
which will take place on WednesdaY.
Oct. 28th. at 4 o‘clock. at the Weetport
u .
31s later that the thing business was. ‘
Noteveniaenpmr at Sarasota was . .-
if? n v i5 ll tr
sales by the active demand for Roads .
g feared that some of us are not
Congregational Church.
“Time Waits for No Man”-—- .
Therefore we; must make
the mast of the time allotted
to us. Anything that saves
time for us Without reduc-
ing efficiency becomes a
vital necessity,
This is particularly true in the business of house-
keeping—Telephone Service is the greatest ‘
of all time éeconomizers
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The SOUTHERN NEW‘ENGLAND TELEPHONE CO.
The Original Guaranteed, Hosé
81le llARNlNIi Sill-«SIAM
~ WEARINB' HilllPRflil ~ '
Remember, if holes appear before the end of
six months. it means new Hose for you.
.Sold in boxes of six pairs, light or medium '
we‘lghts—hleck. tan or grey.
lllflfllilll All] 3.00 Bill
"HOLEPROOF" STOCKINGS. for Women.
Colors. black and tens.
no in an nx I"
ask TO see my
lo‘ur Sale
CONTINUED
All the Leading Brands at
Low Prices
MAUD OrIRAND ........... . ................ bag. soc; barrel, $6.40
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR ....... ' ............... bag. 870; Darrel, 36.90
PILLBIURY'B FLOUR .. ..................... bag. 88¢; barrel, $7.00
JONEO' OUPERLATIVE FLOUR ..... . ....... bag. 91¢: barrel, $7.25
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER. pound .. .......... . ........ .350
ll POUND. FINE GRANULATED SUGAR .................... 01.00
FINEST MAINE POTATOES. bushel ............................ 900
COMPLETE STOCK WINES AND LIQUORS
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In
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(Never sold in bulk)
Revelation
in soda cracker quality. You
realize this the moment you
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open the
and find
or
that
NATION/n
CBiscui'r
.vg
Revolution
baldngmcthoda which
gave the
world Uneada Biscuit also resulted in a
grow inlo a Ihird lion and iii ll a. in
; cuulusu ‘
nun on
i cumulus
imulghl about ortlr-r.
romwtariiwly low tickets
info the hands of the
brought funr) prices. The
Park soul uhom 9.6m) persona.
‘0vsr 30,000 ‘V‘Fana” Expected to l
Witness the first of the
Series in Philadelphia
on or ill sun
viii iiiil Pill
Bailing Drill» simulate Be-
ing Kept a Mystery
PHILADELPHIA. Ooh. lt~~~8unrim
illig morning revealed a double line III
enthusiastic baseball "fans" who com-
pletely surrounded Shibs ‘I'arlt. where
this afternoon the first same MWW‘
the Chlrnao Nniiunai beam!» chant-
pions and the premier team M ““3
American league was to be played for
the world's championship. he ““0
hogan to form at Mindowh I .l-lilllll
The rooiors brought oarnp tools.
chairs and also carried their . '
tests and Ilint‘hnu. The line I ‘0
rapidly that the police for some
decided not to IN. the crowd no
gain through the nl’lfl. and brok
the assemblage.
The more determined of the foot
went into the public park some t
street. from the ball grounds and we
ed. More dawn comers nrl'liiod at
stood at the Member gates and th»
persons Just before the game starts
The only other tickets on sale
lug i‘OiIIIl behind the more in the ilold
grandstand an hour later.
Almost perfect
exported for this time of year.
Both lvsms ore i'oudy.
that they were "feeling fine."
so ramm-
thcy cannot
d 3'. whose barbell
players.
Muck asked them how they felt.
The opposing teams and their fol
and of the series. While the
betting that prevails. most of
sewn even money will rule.
,‘ahout the (inset ever dovetailed
. tare and thenweet to tilweniraeoond 'l‘
s
and down to the place where it formed.
This double humane rordnn quickly
the rrrwil nlfirlt'il to jam about the
union and the police sloppod Ill and
The lvm trams must at 2 o‘clock
spcrulniorl
two pk
rillonn or lliv grund siniitl of Shine
, rltsndinn room in the grand stands
or 81.50 a bond will be sold to 2,500
are
those for the bleachers and for slund‘
fit these there are about 30.000. The
blourbur gait-s were to be opened at
il a. m. and the entrances to the
weather preVaila.
Time is little wind and the limo.-
phorn is much warmer than could be
Manager
Chant-«‘1 appeared about the corridors
of the Aldonu Hotel early and reported
At shine Park Cornelius monume-
name is Connie
Mack. mot Captain Davis and the other
"Ready for an thing." said
Right Fielder Murphy w on Manager
a
lowers each professed confidence in
the result or both the opening um.
atlonai
Club has the prestige of former victor-
ies in world's championship events and
are favorites at 10 to 0 in the "title
e
smaller bets are at even money and it
on is probable that when the game is
It is declared thattiie team air
it
their respective leagues. The "Cubs"
re made. up of practically the same
layers that won the two world's
amnionshlps for (initials from be
t in filo? and less. The "Athletics"
“players are youngiaea who
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33 AND IS WAIHINGTON 8T. Phoneflo SOUTH NORWALK
lolned the trim since that time.‘
There was disappointment because
tllllilillii lilii “
this uflornonn. each team will go into the game minus
Every reserved swat In the grand one of its stars.
ulnlul was sold it iris-oh ago and 12': an". nil important N“ of Man!»
lhut f
gar Chaneo‘a baseball machinery. who
broke a leg in Clnclnanil. will be re.-
piaeed by Zimmerman. a batsman of
no mean ability. Who will take Center
Fielder Oldrlng's place on the Phila-
delphia team is still a secret. Oldring;
who is a 000 point clean up batsman.
a fleet holder and a star “inside" man
on the base paths. twisted an ankle
last week.
Manager Chance. of worse. will play
and direct his team on the fluid. alan-
agsr Mack. as usual. will occupy his
secluded spot on the player‘s bench
and direct his men from that position.
Probably never in the history of
world's series game is the balling or-
der of a team so much of a mystery
as is _that of the "Athletics.“ Only
one man knows and-that is Connie
Mack. He declared today that he
would not announce who will pitch,
catch.‘or play left and center fields.
The best guess is that Bender and
Thomas will he the battery. Btrunck
and Hansel, Lord and Melanie are
the candidates for the outfield posi-
toill.
This morning Manager Chance made
a mystery of only one position. that
of plotter. and the best guess is that
Overall will he the man with Kim:
on catcher.
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CHAROID WITH HIGHWAY ROI-
IIRY.
DERBY, Oct. 11.--John Kennedy. of
Annuals. and William Coleman. of
Derby. were in the local police court
this morning ‘to lace scheme or. high:
beenoorh _l enortJfihe
being Walter S. Mitchell. of “null“-
too. After a hearing both Round!
and Coleman were bound over to the
superior Court under hondl at $1.000-
lnspscisd Condition’sgnionn the
River Front thrsqfiovsm-
meal Aid la um
Congressman ill. J. Hill.‘ in com-
pany with Matthew Rogershsecretary
of this state, visited Shelled, Friday
and in company with several sentie-
men visited the river’front along the
line of the property ‘of the Sidney
Biumenthai (30.. at the foot of Cornell
street, where it is proposed to con-
struct a bulkhead or dock, and where
the aid of the government will be in-
voked for the dredging of the neces-
sary channel in the river. to permit
boats of fair draught to fills their
way. Congressman Hill inquired into
the matter with his usual keen manner
and stated frankly that it would. in his
opinion unnecessary for the Blames
that people to construct the proposed
bulkhead along the front of their prop-
erty. so just what is needed to males
the channel available for vessels could
be determined. He thought there was
no question of this work being don .
if it could be shown that it was as -
ed.
Later Messrs. Hill and no rs were
shown about the plants of e alum-
enthal company andlaiso the plant of
i. 8. 00.. and expressed themselves
pleased and impressed with the also
of the plants and the work turned out
by them. It was expected that the
gentlemen would be MW the
at lit in lheltso. but i ve eu-
emsnts amps led them to learn
duriugt atterhoon. Both depressed
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