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Pil‘l‘ " Nail,- 2-1.—-'1‘he
steamship N’o'ri’h id. Captain Ander.
«on, from ‘rroi'idence for Port Arthur.
Texas, put into the signal station ‘ at
'l'ybee.'t.odn:.'. to report the loss of the
oil barge Dallas, light. which Was in
tow and in which there was a crew of
'nlnonmn 'ibe hawser parted Tues
day 43 miles north northeast of Jack-
sonvllle,‘ with the wind blowing 90
miles an “hour. lie never saw the
barge door the bawaer‘ snapped. Af-
tor reporting his loss here. the North-
: field continued north in search of the
burger” . ‘
IVE
R SEASON POSTPONED
E'i'l’EilER.‘ Vi.. Oct. 24.1 he
danger oflorost tires, inoreaiied by the
heason of drought which has left the
forests in an“ unusually dry condition
has bran-rind Gorernor John A Mean
to issue a proclamation postponing
for one week the open season on deer.
Governor Mead declares that further
that unless hsav rains come within
the next week; e Will further post-
pone the opening of the season. Like
action was taken last year by Cover-
hor l’routy. '
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all improvements, lot 100x200 central
11y located in South. Norwalk. good
can plenty of fruit and excellent
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the midst of high- class development
rattles. one mile fromrmaln-iine
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' WOMAN DBOWN$ HERBELF.
Wife of Selectman Hapklns, of Tor.
rington, Left Home at Midnight.
TORRING’I‘ON,‘ Oct. 24.-----Mrs. Frnn-
:ls N. Hopkins, wife of one of the se-
Ioctlncn of this town, shortly after
.nidnigbt today stole from hor bod
while the family was asleep. and, all or
irossinx. wrn: to an ice pottd about u
moron yards from the houso. tied it
rial iron to her nook and throw horsolf
into the water, which wns about tlrc
foot (loop.
Her husband happened to smoke it
hurt time after she had left the houso.
ullii dlscovorod that she was missing.
:io aroused the family anti a search
was begun. Along u pulh lending to
the, loo pond n shawl was found and
at tho cdgo of the waist- another gar-
V
mental dornngcmont last night.
is survived by llrr husband and two
mom. in the moonlight a. part of tho
woman's \vlllio dress was soon in the
trailer. and the body was rocovcrcd.
Mrs. Hopkins was about. hi yours
rid, Sort-rill months ago aha suffered
i Im-niul breakdown and spout soverni
cooks in a sunlinrinm. She seemed
0 recover ontirely, but it In supposed
that she suffered anolhor attack at
"iliitii’l‘ll.
. ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Below is a list of letters remaining
llioalled for di the following post om.
can for the current weak.
South Nbrwaik.
Mr. 1.. liouurii. cure \Voii My (‘ioiir
tor, Hanover 81,
Miss Edith llorksblre.
ll. Brindle.
Ed. lli‘owll.
(‘onnnciicnt
Mrs.
Mrs. ilmmu It‘ordcr.
Wuiriunnkor.
’i‘rndinu ('o.
iduiuln lit-unis. Snuih Main Si
:11 West SI.
She .
‘ ici‘tlny
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Miss Snruh (trillion. (in iiuriiuud tit;
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Goa. iiinty.
(lot). L. llnu'ioy.
Mrs iiondorloin.
'Madoluoiaollo Era Iloulo.
Evan a. tlwons. Mansion House.
Bob Standby.
Mrs. Chas. Thomas. 36 Osborn Av.
Mrs. Ed. Thomas, Concorn St.
Frank ’l‘oth. ill Bunion St.
E E CROWD. I‘ml
David W. Ravfnond
Funeral Director and Embalmer
19 North Main Strut. South Not-walk
Residence. 5 Washington Street.
Telephone at crankcase.
Telephone st houu. 698.
k to:
”urns PLACE"
ER’S
WOMEN REGISTERED IN CHICAGO.
(‘HlCAtl0. (ll-i. 21.--1«‘aur hundred
and ninety women of (illicngo regis-
u=l'od. according to a compilation yes-
icrdny of tho eioctiun board. The
roles of lhoso thus enrolled may be
cast noxi. mouth for candidates for
iruniccs of tho linirt-rsily or lilinois
The total i'eli shmi oi the oxpccia-
lions oi‘ ounnl sui’fruuo champions who
had neon conducting an "odlmalionnl
campaign“ to bring momhors of their
cox to the polls. All ieminluo onroil
mont was in 2-13 precincts, holnx loss
than ono-ni’th oi the i329 precincts in
tho. Chicago oloclions districts. in
lbroo wards—who, Fourth. Elt'l‘l‘llih
and Sixteenth not a wmnun ioulstor
W1 on oitlior of tho thus whon tho
books “i rc Opt 11
’l'ho lunch: at Trinity Church yostor
day was woii rondorod by it good sized
choir. 'l‘lio ofil-rlury in the lnurnlnl:
“’llt" (l aurionr ni‘ 1hr World, and in
'ilo cuninu ii, .1. Sims rcluicrcd for
iii! om'riory a aoiociian on the or-
.11“ by iluliois. and it was yory much
approriuicd. Miss littlcl Locfloi has
ilm-omo n woicomo illoulbor oi' the
choir and sang for tho ilrai limo yrs.
slants“ new ‘
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51- MIN- rrr‘n I'll ms- t ”on
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‘3‘ wanker ant: 1W Mint «in w“ .
SGI'J El DilliiiliiSi’fiili “"‘
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For 5an in any amount
Foaolgn Money Orders and Drafts to
all Parts of the World
Bond Required by Law
Deposited With Stats of Conn.
For Protection of Patrons
insurance and Real Estate Agents
l. M. Lil—V-i-Dll & Ca.
5 Railroad Ava.. south Norwaik
Hilltilgt‘ your winter storage for live
storage and dond altruuc. Your curn
will be In a poll honiod Roman ready
to be run out at a moment's notice.
Enuauo your uonornl overhauling
for the coming winter, by export mu-
chunioa,
(‘hauglnu and remodeling a special-
ty. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Narwalk Consolidated
Auto Catnpany
M... -~+~ - ..
An Oi
Heater
is run wan ll assess 10
mt: ms emu. raom run
. noon panama mo
NIGHT. mm now on.
"l‘iL rum: in srarrr
ms. cosmos.
our on. HIZATIM suns WITH
OUT ODOR AND ON! OAT!!-
FAGTIGN m IVIRY WAY.
'lhc A. l. nevus d. Sun (in.
m to as Washington limit
aunts «new '
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tersstod in the international
9 race which started from St. Louis last
Monday, and in which two 01'
’ billiollll are still missing. owing to that
'. fact that Alan R. llawloy. the pilot.
. him chiefly through
uluuu ii ion
1}“ Alan R. Hawlsy, Pilot oi Ameri-
ca ll., Known Hare
Connecticut people are greatly in-
balloon
tho
of the America ll.. is among those
who have not. been found. The hal-
loon has been lost in the wilds of (‘uir
ads and It is thought that it may have
fallen into the lakes
Bull Tried in Bridgeport.
llnwley, who is one of the best
known ballooulsts in the country.
has been at the game for several
years and people of Bridgeport know
the civil unit
which he and his brother. William
llnwlay. brought against their sister,
qunio M. H. haven, in lliilii. and which
was brought to n oloso a short time
ago. The suit. was for dnmnucs nmount‘
inn to “0.000, nrd ibo plaintiffs allow
her $9.000 on u nutc which was pay»
nblo on demand. thn the suit was
brought tho amount of damages was
raised to $12,000 and the case was
iricd at tho last June ucsion of tho civ-
il superior court. .fi‘ho. plaintiffs so.
cured a judgment of $11,925 with costs.
Hawlay is Broker.
The llnwleys nro Wall street brok-
ers in Now York and their sister max"
ried a French balloon chauffeur nam-
od Levee it is said that there are a
number of suits still pending In the
New York courts on Judgment lions.
and they are reported as amounting to
Khbont 2! Motion.
Alan P liawioy has had consider
able experience in making bulletin
trips and ii ho fails to show up by to
night it rolicfcxpodiilon is to start
{rum St. Louis in aonrth fur him and
the other men who are missing.
ODD FELLDWB MDURN DEATH OF
P. G. M KEITH.
One of the Bat Known Members of
Order—For Years Chairman of
Appoais Cammlttoo.
tidd Follows throughout tho lily
learned with alnurtsl regret at thi‘
death of i‘llhi inund hinsior llrutllm
‘lx’cltl: “ho xosltlod in Nornulk.
nhcro ho has bun posllnnstor lor
'uuuy yours. lie was it frequent visitor
to. this city and was always woicom
od lie was urnu'i muslor more than
N years ago. 1",; his activity as a
tnnalor continued to tho day of his
dcuth.
l‘nsi tlrulid Mnuior Kollh was iwioo
:rnud r-opi-oaorliriiw, Ho was first
i-ll-rttii nitcr hi). iorm its grand nuis-
‘ir oxpirod and thou ho was chtmon
to norm for one twili‘ upon lho death
of tlrnnd lietn'mu-ptuiivo t‘alrln S.
inn-is in isms. Ho :ltiondod tho session
at the amended strand lodge held at
l‘omlon as senior representative oi
no grand ind.
in tho xrnml halal for many man
he was chairman of tho important
..uunnilliee on nppoala. and his to
ports worr noted for tholr diroclncus
and kuowlmiuo of the law. ills Inro
and voice will no missed at tho noxi
session at tho .u'uud iodgo. which body
ho ultondml rcuuiariy for 3h yearns»
llrhixopori l'oat.
Does Your Roof Leak?
-Wflv
The Century Compound
STOPS ALL LEAK!
50¢ 1 GALLON 500 I GALLON
We guarantee tho weather wear of
our (‘omponnd for three yours. Write
(or estimates. Correspondence solicit-
od.
Century Roofing 60.. inc.
83 Washington at. South Nor-walk
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SPENCER run
Ill/U 3 {11/ [MI /
" ”Nos «on. July 2:.
To the limiting d; Plumbinu Co.
(lentiemn: Darin: the winter of
1907-08 1 used 1260 worth of coal to
beat my six apartment house. using a
boiler of well known malts. Th!» i
changed for a sponsor Boiler and as“
it during the- tar of 100040 and my
untiro coal how two 9102. making a not
savina at $98. . =
You may use this statement In any
way you care
,1
Yours mu.
1’ W. MA on.
Norwslli. com. July as. 10.
Mr. Frunkl. loom floating It Plumb
ins 110.. Narnia} cans. .. .
near an: :"l‘ilo smoot— holler
which you placed in the sentinel lluild-
ins last faiiimvo' or conduct. satin. ‘
tendon in ovaiiy way. Our ossl bill
me 0 equal! of what it not been the
11 In? war you ’lllti‘.‘
pm int; search. "You may use this “
/U
There' 5 One Thing in
eeda Biscuit
that other soda crackers lack
and that is
National-Biscuit-Goodness
In Moisture front Package:
(Never sold ‘ in bulk)
NATIONAL
BISCUIT
COM PANY
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CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following wrro lssuoii (ivioblr
iii. liiltl; list furnished iroiu oiiico of
A. M. Woostcr. solicitor of puit‘nis.
Bridgeport. (.‘onn. :
.ioloph lvinolobjian. Bridal-port. soli-
cleuninu comb: William \1’. Harris.
lirltlptt‘lali‘i, acetylene pun gout-rotor:
linvid Ii. lm‘kwaod. Bridgeport, olcc‘
iric lump (rotissnol; Charles H. Sat»
count. nrliigcport. internal rolnlmsilou
ongino: l‘lharlcs W. Flator, Now lln—
van. lulcrnal combustion engine: .11»
sopll ‘Willnmnn. Doruy. omuisiiier;
t‘hnrica E. Johnson; Now ilrlinln. look:
Luconn M. Martian. \anorbury. and
1.. it. iiiicthck. Wnicrtown. two pat
outsLtomporury binder; Albert 'l‘. Van
Aiuty‘n. Standard. two patrols, clasp;
liobort (1. Pike, MIddlctown. combina-
tion spirit lovoi and folding rule;
(ll-urge ll. ltcyonlds. Mansliold Dew“.
\nlvc nlcchnnism for air compressors.
“ Trade Mark;
Salts 'l‘oxiiio Mnuuiiutuling Co.
llrlilgt- purl. rm lain iiothlng.
DERBY WOMAN DIVORCED.
NEW HAVEN. not. 21.n--Mrs. Mary
Clark. of Derby. was last wock urani-
eds divarco from William J. Clark, by
Judge flood in the Superior (form.
with alimony of 32.1000. The divorce
was granted on the grounds of donor»
lion. The dotoudani was at one time
one of the host known Republicans in
tho county if not in the state. lie was
formerly postmaster oi’ the city of
Ilirminuham. lie is now rcprosenia-
live in Europe of a large American
importation and admitted in answer to
his ultra hill of particulars that ho
was worth $75. 000.
BTEAMBHIP WALLV WRECKED.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. “WA cable
from lilo Juno a lost work to the Pi—
cayune says: he steamship Wally
was wrecked near tha‘litththouae at
Arrosnlos. off Para. ynalsrday. and is a
total lass. Some of tho imssonacrs
were rescued. but it is bollovad that
nearly fifty were drowned.
' it
t i:
If you value yum- teeth and
want to preserve thorn—Amp.
than white. sound and healthy,
Number that Parasitic is a
antiseptic ii
that
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A.Joacph ....i ..21 (1:1 It. .178
F. Joseph ..... .22 as lit
llamas ....:.'.....ii an 20
illdflrath ..... . . . .21 Ill 3!
teacher ........ 4 ll ii
llilsy .27 124 37
Dillrian .il 27 8
Harmer .........11 «it» is
.cnav1ier........1a re 21
Milivy ..........14 .
udon .17 till 18
.. ndon ........ili 75 if.
Wham .........10 as 7
Himmler .......‘i
MUSIC HALL.
Music Hall opens today, presenting
Loow‘s itlllltliis New York vnmicvillc
:11 popular prices, all acts coming di-
iroci from Loow's New York theatres.
There will positively be no try-out acts.
ltcni artists will appear at Music Hall.
mahy of them Broadway stars. The
bill for the first half of the week is
one of the best, and the people at The
Norwsiks will be enicrhllncd to their
hrnrts' delight. The ono big attrac-
tion will be t‘spreita. Cheffaio & Co.
in tho Garden of Mystery, which was
tho headline not last week at the open-
ing of lmw's new million dollar thea-
tro. The National, at New York city.
The scenery and costumes of this act.
are something beautiful and will surely
make a hit hora: Samara and Law, bili-
ed as tho nutomaniacs. droll come-
dians in a singing and talking act:
Male and O‘Neil, rciincd comedy cy-
cling not. tho not will please both
young and old and the tricks done by
Marge O'Neil on tho bicycle cannot be
duplicated. The Miller Sisters, those
ginger girls. presenting one of the fin-
est. dancing acts on the vaudeville
Hittite todny.'danclng that will make
you sit up and look: Miss iner. Lawson.
one of the ymmttest. cornetist now up
pouring before tho public and making
a hit all over the Laew‘s circuit; Sor-
ashan and Lenox, in Tho Substitute.
one of tho strongest sketches now
playing the vaudeville stage and a
treat to the patrons who like good art-
lna; Harry Lowe, South Norwallt's fa-
mous buritono singer in picture mold
dies. singing Manager W. E. Brown-
ing's famous ballad. “in My (larden of
Golden Dreams, and last, but not least.
live reels of pictures. This is show
for the money that cannot be duplicat-
od anyWhore. 'l‘ho management will
also give oxtra features such as danc-
ing Tuesday and Friday. The (‘onntry
Store. Wednesdays. which must be
seen to be appreciated, as it is a
scream. Thursday, amateur night.
ihroe prison in gold. real money. All
desired to complete can do so by
leaving their namos at the box otllco.
\Vho's looney now?
BALL PLAYERS' AVERAGES.
W
Winnlpauk Club Winds Up its Affairs
for Present Moon.
The Winnipauk linsobaii (‘lnb had
their last meeting of the season Friday
night in \l’innlpnuk. The treasurer
made his report and it was accepted
by the members of the club. The Win-
nipauhs hall a very prosperous year.
the treasurer and manager reportlnx
that the past season was the largest
they had since the club was organ-
isad. The members of the club wish
to thank their friends and fans for
their “onerous support during the sea-
son.
The manager reported that the bat-
ting averages of the player note as
follows:
follows. at nits local
a rsturnaii to his.
avius sport arsenal -.
Month New Yor city wait to
3? retell-ts an excellent ti ‘
. alaraoa'v vaarv m «taunts .
. Mr. mu Mrs. Wilbur Id. Lewis,”
iuuul minus uncut Sill iiili ii
iii) Rillllliii unis
Catholicism Dead, Protestantism
Dying, Says Hr. Holmes at
the Church at Messiah
The Rev. John Haynes Holmes, in
the. pulpit of the Church of the Mas-
aiah, 'l‘hiriy-t‘ourth street and Park
avenue, New York. spoke yesterday
morning on “Dead Catholicism and Dy-
ing Protestantism." answering the ser-
mons recently preached by Father
Vaughn and the Rev. Charles Aked. He
began by quoting figures given by
Father Vaughn and said in part:
“Father Vaughn and Dr. Akcd are
both right. Catholicism is not only
dying. it died three centuries ago, and
Protestantism is fast passing. What
one man saw white the other saw
black. Each from his lofty tower look-
od downmpon the battlefield and saw
the victory as his own. -
"As an engine runs after the power
has been shut off, by momentum which
is as great a force as steam or gasoc
line, so the Catholic Church today af-
ter twelve centuries of glory continues
by its great momentum. There was a
time when all were subservient to the
Vatican. Now that is changed. Look
at France yesterday; see Portugal to
day and watch spain tomorrow.
"Hutnan society goes serenely on its
way. Catholicism as an easiesiastlcal
hlsruchy has had its day of authority:
we have now reached the time when it
has ceased to be a controlling influence
dominating the affairs of human life.
“On the other hand. Protestantism
created Germany, liberated Switzer-
land. secured freedom for the llritish
Jsles. founded the American Colonies.
populated Australia and emancipated
New zesinnd. lit, too. has served its
day. it has gone out at the family.
who now depend upon the church sale.
iy for the administration of tho rites
of marriage and burial. it has passed
from the school, where words of Scrip
ture and prayers have been eliminated.
We have came to the time when I
free church. a free state and I free
school must be the bulwarks of every
civilization which shall endure.
"The common mind no longer works
along deiinlts religious lines, but is
drifting from its old bass of the Inner
natural and Its foundation (if fiction.
from the divine infallibility of a church
oritha divine infallibillty of a book.
"Catholicism has given to the world
all It had to give, Protestantism has
given to the world all it had to give.
and humanity is pressing it to stab
er and more wonderful it: use in the
Inture. Religion today is sseltlnxm ‘
new form. it is tints for man who ,
claim to be intelligent to leave habit!
the old and put all their strength i
bulidln a new church which shall
found on truth and not tradition;
not on. charity. but on Justice. ‘
-—. my...“
Min Basal; Lewis. annulus
a brilliant and pleasing birthday party
. to her young friends at harbours ‘;'lu
tirsseont attest. Glanbroolt.
suing. A number of
on. south Norwalk and
lilridfl lira
. friends and Mami-
arooki a. where the e
la 1
vii
taunts
mull: us- lists ,,
«static» Mar ,
all with twenty an two the its» .
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