t bury, . Ho, hoop
s‘ e distributing; “use!
~ ] . .tho president. The new menu
bar Will probably be initiated next
h lo a unearth to prove that the“
ultstioli does «some Walking. Ill!
, all to “the. club's. litiuul'llrll
Prompt and oilieient some. at
l times.
Personal attention given a all
prescription work; " , .
Chairs for our truths: um -
Dome insnd wslt for war oar.
BRIDGE passable?
.IJ’ABKIB, bassist. ‘
\
J“
John Makeover and family have
moved from East avenueto 23 Fitch
street. ’ ,4 g f
Bert Bloom. who is in the automobile
businessxst Springfield, spout Sunday
at his home in East Norwalk.
Thomsmli‘letubor. of New York City.
Wadi-.mstmverfinndav .or Harry J-
Dexter, Junior. of the Fibre Products
Company, of Keyser place.
The East Normalk Fire District com-
mittee is scheduled to have a regular
semi~monthiy meeting this evening at .
the meter generator house in Senvlew
ayenlte.
{Daniel Murphy and family have mov~
ed to New York from‘Fitch street, Mr.
Murphy having given up his position
with the. Liberty Manufacturing Com.
Betty and secured one in New York
ty. .
Dr. Ralph M. Bennett. who is making '
a tour of the state. lecturing in
public schools on dental hygeine,
spent Sunday at his home in East
Norwalk. Mr. Bennett is lecturing ill
the Bethel schools today.
Herman B. G. Ryder and family took
a. trip to New Rochelle. New York.
yesterday in their automobile. The
iburney was negotiated without trou-
ble of any kind and gave Mr. Ryder
more respect than ever for the ma-
chine. ,
The Epworth League of the East4
Avenue Methodist Church is planning
to have a Hallowe'en su lper Friday
evening at the church. 1‘ c affair will
be in charge of the young ladies. who
will be dressed in Hallowe'cn Cos-
tume. _
Jesse Ayers' shipyard in Scllvlcw
avenue is] commencing to take on a
more twill“ appearance. During
the past:.tWo or three days, several
boatshfls‘ibebu added to the collectlolt
and rage/will arrive. it is expected.
this w it.‘ .
.Mlss ] itll, Mead sang vary effec-
tlveiy ‘f be SWeetiy Solemn Thought"
for the f offertory yesterday at the
morning service at the East Avenue
Methodist Church. The whole musical
program of the day was a pleasing and
inspiring one.
The historical caleuds; offers the in-
formation that just 183 years ago to-
day General Burgoyne. the lirltlsh
commander. surrendered to the Ameri-
can forces‘at aratogo. This surrend-
er was a duel vo event ill the Amcrl‘
can Revolution.
The East Norwalk dremen who lliill
been planning to pay a visit this week
to the ilremen‘s idyllr'in Norwalk will
be obliged to postpdnd the pleasure, on
account of the fair being deferred a
week because of the death of Mayor
Lccrnon M. Bruudage.
Reports from the frost fishing trips
are to lilo effect that the fish are biting
woll. Orrin Russell. of Norwalk. ('afllu
down to blast Norwalk Saturday and
went out and caught on frosillab in a
short time ill only about four foot of
water in the eel grass off Pouch is-
land.
Contractor ,‘ll rlos ll. Alathorpo ar-
rived home "'1' '3 pt Norwaik Saturday
night after. an 3‘ sense of stimuli
Weeks, during wit it be has been build-
inlia garage-in :Neltskiii. New York.
He is a former l’oeksltill resident. bill
was pleased .torget back to East Nor-
walk.
John R."Roddy, the well~known
young East Norwalk motorman. Who
was taken to the Norwslk Hospital
last. week forum operation. is believed
to be getting alou nicely. Mr. Roddy
bull previously til“ rgono two slight
operations for e trouble. brought on.
it is supposed. by astrain. but another
operation was considered necessary.
There are seven delouslss from East
Norwalk to the Democratic town con-
vention. The latter will have an ad
iourned session tomorrow st Demo-
erotic headquarters in Norwaik. when
candidate ”for representative and ius~
tire of th police are to be named. The
only name hoard thus l‘ur'for lilo ropro~
nenislivo hurtlinillion in William W.
llalin. ol‘ Nonvsik. is
Earl Baker who is taking a medical
preparatory course at New York lini-
vorsity. Brent Sunday at his honle ill
wast Nor-walk. returning to his studios
the
this morning. The at deals of tile
University had a big tine fiaturddy
on account of the football game with
Williams College. The same resulted
ill a tie. The New] York University
sludmlta had confidently expected a
victory.
The local natural growth oyaiw
ilrld’gcport bells
ed operation].
unis remalalg.
.7
men want bacigilbi"
this morning my
All of the old <
though it in
about living will.“
ed that o
bushel.
i
Midi!” rdcrllit for tild Kohl NW»
7;. walk worms Club is it. u. Cochran, of
gumbo made from
the beds now. 'f'h'e‘catoh is two ys‘sr
old stuff. which is bringing so cents nor
. Home or it is being sold #0
thewgtsvsup Oyster dummy in . 1hr!!- .
.y ' . l
rthcomlng this morning. It
. many automoblllsts‘sreueow
ti ploy to drive to Brldssuortwia the
“s are road." as for as Bouthport, unc
.der the. impression that the best read.
as a, matter of factthe post told is
now much superior. The “shore road."
commencing at Winfield street. and
icon ulna, through Sausstucw and
tilted over to Greens Farms to south-
port has been worn full of rats by.
the heavy traffic. These roads are of
ordinary dirt construction most ol~the
waysand are ill fitted for the heavy
trafdcto which they have been aub-
iected. The post road. on the other
hand. has been extenslvély repaired
during the past few weeks between
Southport and the him-walk town line
and even inside the town 1of Norwalk,
has some repair work has been done.
The road from South Norwalk through
Brookside to Darlenhaa also been bad-
ly torn up during the summer and fall
on account of the repairs 0n the post
road between armory hill and Darlon.
illiliiiillll ,
Mrs. William Cushman is slightly
improved from her severe ilhloss.
Rally Day services will be held at
the Methodist Sunday school a week
from next Sunday. October 23rd.
Miss Mildred Thealll of PennOyer
street. has returned from a visit of
two weeks with friends in New York
state.
Mrs. ‘John li’Hommediou. of Cree.
kett street. is out again. after being
confined to the home for a time with
rheumatism. . ’
'l‘he Kindly Club will hold a regular
business meeting. Friday afternoon. at
the horns of ureamdasr Lynch. who
will provide entertainment.
moved from Rowayton avenue to the
house which he has owned for some
time in Witch Lane. near the Pepper
property. '
Mrs. Samuel Molt. Six. of Forty-soc-
ond street, who has been conllnod to
her home with a complication of dis
ease for quite a while. remains about
the same.
Business at the new plant of the Sir-
volls Oyster Company has been rather
dull for the past week on account oi
the warm weather. it will probably lml
prove soon.
A new four wheel truck has arrived
for the purpoaeof facilitating the load-
ing of oysters here. About 70 tubs are
now being shipped daily to points in
the west by the Stevens ()yuter Com
pany.
—-ll you are looking for. anything in
the carriage or wagon line. see L. M.
Wright‘s adv. in this issue.
The liowaylon Fire llepsrlmont is
planning to give a great fairAn No-
vember. and a large announcement is
ldecorulillx the Hone Company building
in Rowayton avenue. if the event is
as successful as those formerly hold a
neat soul will be realized.
The many Rowayton friends of l~‘or~
lner Mayor Mortimer M. Lee, of South
Norwalk. are planning to go up to the
Republican canons of Quittner'b llnll.
Railroad avenue. South Norwalk. this
evening. and vote for him for the
nomination for representative in thl‘
state legislature.
Miss Ola illdweli, n wall-known sink"
or and player. will appear at ibc Mctho~
dial Church, lolllllhl, under the null
plrca of lilo lbpworth imagine. Mina
lliliwoii appeared bore our-o before. and
rrcaivd a very favorable impression
so that it in exllcricd a inruo audience
[will be present.
Work was commenced Saturday luy~
illu‘illo spur track lo lill‘ proposed new
irclllht house lit the westbound rail;
road Itnllon properly. tloctlou Forc-
lnlan William Callahan and bin men
are doing the work, and they were on!
gazed yesterday. it has now been do.
cidud to lay 600 feet of track instead
of 320.
The Men's Club of ltowsylon will
hold a regular meeting. tomorrow ovuv
pink. in the chapel of the Methodist
Church. The proaram will include our
dresses by Harry liryull. lhlvid Mills
and citation Crockett. The subjects
trill be. respectively. ”is the Recent
Raise in Railroad Rates .lusllilsbla?”
“Should the Old Soldiers llwolvo u a
Day as Pension?" and "is President
Taft’s Administration a Failure?"
There will be opportunity for discuss
slou after the addresses. Everyone is
welcome.
Principal .lamoa ll. Williams. ol‘ llld
public school. is contemplation pro
moiini'x some of lllc brighter scholars
in the seventh grade min the eighth.
so that lhey will be able in outer hiltli
achool next June. This in a plan fob
lowed in many of the losdluu schools.
and not only encourages the urholnrs
to lake more interest. in their shallow.
but assists the teacher. in that be it
not troubled with haying one purl oi
the class very much brighter than me
other. it is possible that some of the
very dull mulls may be put back a
grade. so so not to act as a drag on
the class.
i
W .95 rrrrr “fl...
- illiil Minna.
Rev. H. il. Alley occupied the pulpit
of the Dorian Consregalionsl Church
yesterday morning.
at! you are looking for anything in
the artists or wagon line. also 1., at,
Wright‘s adv. in this issue. .
‘ Mould 1). Lyon. of Dorian. look a
. .~ Magda a trip which will probably? ] .
{dark and hidden mystery. ‘ .
is to be round by that route. whereas, >
Constable Edward J. Ladrlgsn has .
from us
Schllvllting Bros. 8:
Cor. skill-aiding. a min at. am‘
Helm Groceries. Handrail. l1
and Feed. Hardware. Paints. Glass. s .
iiiii’ili - ..
REV. Henry Bchlosscr spent Sunday
in town.
Horatio Lattln has moved his family
to New Haven. ‘
The Misses Pefferu. who are touring
Europe. are now at Berlin. '
A daughter has been born to Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Murphy, of Saugatuclt.
Mr. and Mrs. James Tucker or Ver-
mont. arethe guests of lriends in
town. ' - ‘
Rev. James is}. Coley. has moved his
household effects fmm llamden t0
Weatport. ‘ , .
William ll. Pond. of Simpson‘s drug
store, has returned from a visit in
Philadelphia.
William Northrup has resumed his
duties at the post cities after. a 15
days' vacation. '
' Miss Ethel Beers is noting u cashier?
ifl thefllew market of Beers Bros.
South Norwsllt. ..
wit you are looking for anything lrt
the carriage or wagon line, see L. M.
Wright's adv. in this issue. ’
Miss Martha Mills was the guest
Friday, of her mother, Mrs. Welford
Lewis. on Dingoes lllii. _
E. 'l‘. Bedferd‘s new race track has
been put into line condition for his“
training exhibitions. =
The turnpike from Rosevlllo black.
smith shop to ‘pulltoiey'a bridge is be.
lug repaired by Selections Banks.
William Mohlalon has resigned as.
watchman ill the Weatport ssnitsrium _
Mr. Baldwin has taken the position. ‘
airs. Arthur Jclilffe and Miss Edna
ill-adiey. of idougatuclt will attend the.
.nuslralc to be given at the lilrstdold
in Bridgeport, Wednesday afternoon.
Charles llarrls and Leslie Sniffers,
no lo attend as delegates from Aspen
luck lodge the slate convention of the.
nhlghts of l‘ylblas at New Haven. low
ulorrow.
The registrars will be in session to-
day from 9 a. m. to b p. in. for the
purpose of receiving the names of
mono persons who wish to be made \0-
lcrs for the November election.
William llsrt, a well known actor.
has closed his summer home on Kim:
street and gone to New Orleans when-
he will star for some time in "Tu.
utlllild Up." From New Orleans ill-
lvlil no to Chicago.
The ladies of tho Congregational
church will meet for a special rally in
tile Sunday school rooms Wednesday
afternoon. alluvial music and a pious-
lnn progra has been prepared. which
will be followed by refreshments.
William Thomas. who has (“Ollllili‘lr
ad a pavilion for several seasons at
Combo nllil will in the future have
charge oi the Bradley Brothers pavil-
ion at (tempo Point. which is to be our
uracil and improved before the sum.
ulcr season returns.
-m.. w...- ”— _..
Wiillil.
m.»—
lll'luntin Andrews ill (‘fllilllil‘ll to the
house by illness.
Frank llart'or was a aural yesterday
of Wilton friends.
Mills Eddiro White is apoadluu a
few days in Norwalk. .
Charles Born" has purchased a new
lisrller gasoline engine.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace llurllultl have
left town for lilo winter.
Mrs. Frank Fitch has Hill'lll a few
days in 'l‘llrrylowa. N. Y.
Miss Alice Mel-litany was a wooll-
ond guest of Mrs. C. ll. l-‘lcofioid.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen stallion have
returned from a visit in llridgoporl.
Mr. and film. Frollorirlt lwnnatt wall
coined s iltllo daughter on Wednes-
day.
(l. A. alums was nominated for
representative at the lhuuocralic cau-
Nil.
Mrs. M. F. lilli has returned from a
two woolls' visii with Mrs. A, ll. fjor-
liilill. in Wilton.
irvlmt lmkwood ball Milli our of his
patent lever bay pronouns in erhaoi
natrbford. of Norwallt.
wlf you one looking for anything la
the mrrlnxoor whiten “be. one l.. M.
Wright‘s adv. in this issue.
Joseph Motions returned to Bay-
onne. hi. 3.. yesterday. after a row
dsyll' visit. with Mr. and Mrs. if. i’.
Mornhouse.
by . .i. M. Perry. of him Novwalh.
ill o
low. vs. William Robinson. who dime
Hones seriously ill. a
Miss installs Webb. who has been
.377:
1
three months. ill spending (the hen
with her sister. Mrs. starry Jack
of chestnut Hill. halo returning,
hoi- hosts in North Wit . f ,
it?! ]
it .y is sdvdrlialh articles for s
] :selectodliy Washington lrvlp
o; to f'ilre for her memento ‘
caring for William ii. hitch for nearly
nooks rim soldhllliomlk‘
.Ii
.; In the‘oodllnh presentation of
.VauWinkls." Gaol-as Ohsr will be run
located by his own on pithy. The first
presentation it Hi .
hear} of the Ca skills. which is known
.as.”1hoslfilllisll citralllng we ."
iscsua of Rlp‘ll bolus and the . tars»
gkiil Clove. between two mountains. the
‘ jpnth up which Rip» climbed to his meet-
‘ jinx with ,
gnomes. with wilpnl he drank the f to]
the :lilelnrich Hudson's
draught‘walch‘csussa him to slam r
up and his wife and others grow old.
and he Ironic limit like Father Time-
bimself, so no one recosnlzod
Village where be had rovelled. and
danced and enjoyed his law. rasabon‘d
mars now Mr. Obsr has followed the
'oxampis of lilp's irate wife. and turned
also "out of doors." where he lives the
old story over again. .with the wild:
Wood for a stage and leafy bowors for
scenery. Last summer ltip was played
at Huntington-Hudson. near irvinx'a
own stamping ‘l‘Oillldil, as be once
spent some time in that historical
town. and it is without doubt it was
whllp there the old.‘ classic legend was.
written. from which the play wall
made. Many other points. mostly
among the Catskills. were viplted dur-
ing t e summer, and thousands wit-r
neared the lamous old comedy. made
more famous by George Ober and his
line company of players. George Ober
and his clever company will give two
performances at the Music Hall, South
.Norwalk. Saturday. October 22. diving
his scenic production complete of “Rip
Van Winkle ." Secure your son now.
“They can be reserved by writing Man-
ager Browning. of Music Hall.
ARMY HEALTH lMPROVEMENT.
WASlilNG’l‘ON. Oct. 17.—~Accordink
to the annual report of Surgeon-Gonor-
ai 'l‘orney. the general health of the
‘United States Army showed a steady
improvement for several years. The
non-effective rate. which is regarded as
the true measure of the loss in chicken-
by from sickness and injury, was it.“
per 4,000 during the past fiscal year.
as compared with 12.68 for i908; 46.17
for 190?. and 49.79 for 190$. The total
dumber of deaths from all causes dur.
lug the past year was 370. of which :28
were due to disease and ii: to esters
rial causes.
An important meeting of the Sunday
School board of the Norwslk Methodist
church was held last Friday evening.
Many matters of im rtanro were dis-
* cussed and some s lied. The follow.
in; ofllcors were uninlmounly elected
to fill vacancies:
Superintendent-will. J. Clark.
Assistant Superintendent wE. l3.
iioakins.
Secretary—Ralpll'fiedlent.
STEAMER PORTMARNOCK
AGROUND.
RIO .lANEllit). Oct. l7.---«Tilo ertv
lull trclnht steamer ’orlmarnock is l‘(‘-
poriod aground off no this. Twelve
of the crew were drowned. The Port-
umrnork sailed from San lmens. Ar~
motion, on October 3 for Milk. Scot-
lantl. '
Definition of Chiropractic
Uhlronrsctls is (as science or the
muse of tho disease ludAlhc srt of ad-
lusting the dams. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
backhfiagll.” do». in . am a
seam rlnehvii I 0' tn Wu “3
Mug. lit. in the s amt erases and
1m .
Chiropractors remove the cause ol
ihll disease and n. no health is
rum dbl-obs! umoalsldx the six
servo systems lllyour My.
New Illiilmllsm. Pant:
sis.» Hurt. Macy and Female Dis
«ass are gins spacial situation; also
Curvature of this lotus. You will
.m'." amt It'll: Chlroorsolle s
"ban" it held ”I.
1'. W03. D. c.
N WAWMTOEDY. so. woawsu
Magnetic Tm. om» Also
Dali-1M Wfihvmond ]
Fractal Director , and Fmbslmer
1! North Main ”out. “lath Nor-walk
Residence. I Washington ltrsst.
Telephone; at allies. and.
Teibpllsns at house. as
W
rm hematite houso of ii rooms.
all its ”Mull. lot looksoo. contrai-
ly located in booth Norwslk: good
well. plenty oi trail and excellent
shade.
lmsii farm of tie acres. located in
the midst of blaming development
arr-parties. one mile from lilllli'llfl!
depot.
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.. avvm‘mmwwass .
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I “Q? ,NVK‘Wr L it
. kg at," i} A!»
3 1 M.
o‘
‘- swirl st Hickory blah, Norwich, m.
italic-lie breakfast. ' edit.
l
"Rip
alenvlllet? in W. .
the ]
twenty ‘yesrsrwhllo‘ “his little girl grew, '
hint ‘
_ when he climbed slowly down to the
‘llfs. twenty yosrs'sgo. For three sum» ‘
anal-Hooter suaosv scuooa or- .
rlcsss.
Natidnol- Disc
fliéeda Biscuit
] that Other soda crackers lack
and that is
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.,, .
In Moisture Proof Packagul
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BISCUIT
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COMPANY
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PARTY AT WURRYNOT LODGE. 2
Six G ssts at Mr. and Mrs. Hale's?
ems Hsd Anniversaries. i
' A unique birthday party was llt‘ld‘
at "Wurrynoi Lodge." the summer;
home of Mr. and Ml‘l'l. A. G. Help. at
Gregory Point. on Saturday evening.
the occasion being the joint hirlhdays ‘
of sin of those present, i
The evening was passed by pinyina‘
curds. ufll-r which some fine music
was rendered. iulriuk the collation.
there was much enjoyment. as a large.
"Jack Hornet pie" adorned the center‘
prize for each one presonl.
brought forth much nlerrinieni. f
woman's] sense or Missions. ;
The Illnusl Fairlieid count meeting;
of the New Haven b pull 0 the Wog
man's llourtl of Mir ons will be held
in New i‘aussn, on 'l‘hnrsdsy, October ;
27. Morning session opens at 10
o'clock; afternoon session at l:30:
basket lunch at noon. Mrs. George;
r; Knapp. of Hni‘poot. Turkey, will be.
the missionary speaker. A thank—omen ;
in: will be received in the morning. A
cordial invitation is extended to the
women of i‘airlleid county. 'l‘raln.
leaves Stamford for New (‘anann at
9:05 a. in.
Mr. and Mrs. llnrry Sterling. of
Bridgeport. spout yesterday with Mr.
don avenue. and with Mr. and Mrs. ll.
M. N. Simian. of Putnam avruuc.
They returned to Bridgeport this morn-
ills.
( are .. it.”
was or mm;
Norwslk, Conn.. July 22.
To the lioallng a Plumbing (lo.
Gsutlolan: Darla: the winter of
1907-08 i used $280 worth of coal to
best my air apartment house, using a
boiler of wall known malts. This i
changed for a spender lloilor and used
it during the winter of loop-ill and my
entire coal bill was mitt. making a net
.ssvlng of Mill.
‘ You may use this statement In any
way you care to. '
Yours truly.
llMlllY w. MATlllilii.
m
Norwalk. liounu July 28. ‘10.
Mr. Wank L Jones flotilla" in Plumb-
inn. ifo... Not-walk. (loan.
' Dear Sir: 'l'ho llpencar liollar
which you placed in the solitlnolipull .
in: hill l‘llll asvs uroompisto sal
faction in every way. Our coal bill
was ouohall oi what it had been the
preceding season. You may use this
in any way you like.
‘ Very trill "yours,
JAM (lllllvliiN.
Prop. [evening sentinel.
_. ”Mun-.4... . my“..-
“Halli: l. remiss. moo um
.fdd Pin
{mourning in the numerous flags as
and Mrs. George K. Nickel-son. of liol- -
30...; g CO].
.. “on... . a... .
and coats lit rat
knoll or llollvmx
(Continued from First Page.) ‘
in succeed himself as mayor. Typhoid
fever developed and he had grown
steadily worse on .lo the time of his‘
demise. ills life was not actually des- ‘
paired of until Saturday evening. when
it use not iilougllt that he would sur-
vive the night. Up to within a few
hours of his death be retained con;
sclousncas and know those about him,l
hours later passed away.
Mayor llruudage had a dispopltiou
that caused him to make lriends eas-
ii: and he also retained them in the
same way. Therefore. when the news.
of his death was heard. there was uni-
versal regret. lie was a very popular
man and his death is tell. greatly by
all who knew him. As mayor of the
city he was “‘0” known for his acts
along the lines of progress, and his
loss ill this office will be most notice-
able. ,EVerywilcre are evidences of
hall-maul and the draping of the pub-
lic buildings and headquarters of var-
ious organisations. Yesterday in the
churches prayers for the family of the
dot-eased were offered and a continu—
ous stream of people visited the house
to pay lhelnrespecta to the bereaved
.oncs. ‘
Mr. llruminuc is survived by a wife.
a son. James llrumiaue. who is eight-
ccll years of ego. and a brother. Mrs.
Mary C. ilrundaue. of Karma. N. Y.
The sympathy of the entire town goes
out lo the surviving Members of the
family ill their bereavement.
On election day. against the wishes
and advice of his physician. Mayor
llruudago wont to the polls and cast
his ballot. ills temperature at this
time was quite hiull and typhoid lover
was toured. lull he was Insisionl, that
he should (to to the polling place. lie
cast his vote and returned to his
home. and entered his bed, from which
in: never arose afterward. it is thought
that his condition was aggravated by
this exposure and his death hastened.
Lesbian M. llrundagu was born in
ilodfurd. N. Y.. in liltili. and attended
school- there for a time. Then the
family moved to Katoua. N. Y. where
tho greater part of his education was
obtained. He graduated from Essie
man's luminous College. For a time
after this he was the manner and
treasurer of a large silk com any in
Kalous. Following this period omov-
mi about a great deal. traveling or
lollsivoly through the west. and in one
he want to llrldxoporl. where he was
located several years. conducting a
grocery has uses. in thud Mr. Brun-
daar inure to Birmingham. ill.. where
he remained shout two years (or his
health. lie came to Nor-walk la i898
and sheared a intuition in the Vander-
hocf Btrnw llllt (totnpany as health“
or. More ho arose until he hoop a
place until two years ago. when no
resigned and organised the Mutual list
Company. _ ~ ‘ . .
Mr, flrundsn wastullrriod lwleo. the
first. time boihlaln i887. Wholl‘magbe-
colon the husband bf Miss done “how
{led to the pmouttltrs. mu
Dos. Mrs, mousse...w
She is the d got I“ I til
late Mrs. ll $31M Ngrwlllkfl‘lsssg‘
lloulloy resides with his (laughter at:
her home in fluid," avenlle.
The funeral shrvicesovsr that's:
held from his late. one ‘20 hold
avenuojtoiuorrow stoo'hh Whig;
rlye‘se‘rvlcoll 1pm“ he conflicted
an. fJerli . bore, “of h
Emmi came. of ,. slag: r.
I was a m e ills
h. but was s ilrln believer,
«or. Vail mm d
m; .M. ..-.. A. ._
had everything to live for.
head bookkeeper and reinainod in this ‘
llnrcluy. of New York. lid it that; ll
f
. Miss Alice ‘sy ‘nsatleyfil NQM‘Ql .. .
mains of the deceased hisyor wlii‘be '
act as pail bearers and the service will
be in charge of the Elks. ofsvg
service the deceased was 'espec y
loud. The remains will be interred‘gs
Riverside cemetery. ' ~di'u' . ‘
Mayor Brands” may be said to ban
He 'lis‘rl
an especially happylhome within.
wife and son, and was successrtu in
his business. Since he shortening“
tual Hat Company the indud'tl’ "his
grown and prospered. lie was _
treasurer and general manager of the
company. and a thorough business
man. He was elected as councilman
of the banquet table. wherein was a i but about 4 o'clock yesterday morning'on the Democratic ticket imbibing!
whit-hum fell into a deep sleep and threeiin 1909 he was‘electsd Demoordtfo
mayor. Again this year he had peso
chosen to succeed himself as chief oi~
eollllre of the city. and was. toms!!!
taken the oath of cities along with” ill?"
newly elected con _] this. "pm.
Mayor lirundage was drill-seven years
of age ill August. .. do“;
The deceased was a member of new
oral 10ml organisations. sum the?! A
being the Norwalk Cinb. the athol a
Club. the llenevolen and Protectiva
Order of Elks; Uncas Tribe. improv-
ed Order of Red Men. and the Phoenix
Engine Company. He was a. trustee
in the ll. 1’. O. 15.. and also a member
of the Masonic lodge in Bridgeport.
having joined while living there.” '
of these lodges will be represeli
a delegation. although none In" t
Elks. who are to conduct the some ~
will turn out in a body. and audit,“
send flowers as tokens of tile . . 7
in which they held their fellow manic
ber.
Flremdn'l Fslr Ignition“.
The dremea's fair. which was tp
have been opened this evening. it»
been postponed until October 22,
of respeCt to the deceased member
the fire department. Business in .
city will in all probability can. do
lag the afternoon of the funordi .
several hours at least. and all the pub»
lic buildings are draped with. mail
lag in memory of the demise of t
city's chief executive. 'fl‘isgs “tour
the city are at haif~msst. ‘
Mayor Brundsne's Sumner.
The ofhelals of the City of Nomlk.
chosen at the election this month. are
to take olllce this evening. This .
or councilmdo has power .‘ .
cables, and as Ma‘yor Brand!!!“ Q
1
was reelected, istmbutiohedi II NW
Brandon’s successor; If this fem
the council can selected mumm-
sen to serve as councilman. ‘ ‘
Murmur
llnlu A. could. .ir.. lot. Madman;
Vitus. War. . remained”
Mary J-’ MU'W‘WQMM'. L
Jr» ion Willa-mew Wh'tc
George N. Philaos , an;
mead. lot. illu- .] = a»... M
William H. to ml.
unions. lot and lulu
nus. War. ‘ u i-
ilhsrlos M. Lawrence to Joli!
vans. lot and '
_ balm". 31 .
ill to
W ~
and attended that church frequentl . .
.9. mm is. amen wit-7. frictional! routs n . . all}
"P .
Democrat it is likely a mmm]_'
councilman will be chosen to the m
of msyor: Dr. Willismfi. Barnum”;
was councilman the-put year, and m
Theodore a 'l'llboy and, wife tofllll]
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