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in .
nun ithtli ‘
Immm
Fires Salute in Bridgeport Pas-
tors, Having Wort Steeple»
chase island Fight
B-itilrii'lui’Ott'i‘. Nov. ifimAst‘u salute
to tho Puutors' Annooiution, iuptain
l’ttiil Ilioynton youturduy morning dil-
churned u dock cannon from hlu bonnie
. bout, unchorud tit Stoopioohahe inland.
This was in rooognitton of the decision
handed down by tho Superior Court
in tho capo uguinot him, charging vio-
lation of the Sunday ltlw by tnnintuin-
lug pleasure ItuluauI-ou ut Steeplechase
inst hummer.
Tho decision wuu ono whioh luvoreti
Captain Boyuion in ovory way and
when it become known to him ho ho.-
cumo jubilant. not hocunso of tho
«scope front tiny penalty that mighti
i
The Raye mutebenandmmblelamp youcaniiud
forenypattof
itiairtulein miliiomoilamiliel. lie wonuwhitelishthasmade
it famous. And it never liicken.
In the dining-room or the prior the Raye give: just the light that' II neat elem
titre. It II a becoming!“ amp—in itgeli and to you. Jon the lamp, too. for bedroon
inn .wh
or ary “e .c deof solid minim.“ nickeh ”dilated: aim in name-other“ ItleIand
Raye II made
bniahee. Easily lighted without removing aha or chimney , easy to dun an rewick.
Aakyounioaiar to Ihow you hiaiioe oi kayo lat-pa: or wreatordaaaiative circuhrtoanyaueaev of the
Standard Oil Company
‘ “Mo M) ‘ ithvé boon impouod hnd tho decision
been different but more liocauuo it
gave him a victmy over the zoniouu
disitict and apparently “MW” 9‘ the Pastors Annoclution wlIiIh he claims
“‘9'" ”‘4“ ”‘9'" ”0“” ““9 “"3339" mgmudo unduu and hiituud attaoku upon
this rnudnlium. 'i‘ho I-xpenue incur lm’“ throughout tho summer.
rod to tho district is considerable by Wu Alwayl Confident.
I ' , i
rouson of thin dnmitgo and the rum l (.‘uptnin “(mm)“ was confident thatt
m to ) tit II ~‘
Tim???) atriaiilii‘lhviriiidmt‘hhh “0:“ there was no case against him and;
“as " ‘9" I n ' " tho outcomo was not. unrpriuing toi
{'ro‘m :‘dll‘ril‘lg.“Thgkm .ulfiu sport: him. lie said thut III) for Int he i3%
”“91 .0“ ”He 0 a too rue ‘ monoeruod tho dooiston done not mount
u 9“ ithnt Steeplechase will be re oponedi
i ._ m-..m-....
noxt iIIImtnI-r. "i din through with
A spot-iul mooting of tho. Flour. Nor- d ..
II. Iiit ltuproiomont usumlution \Iili he M9919” “use inland for 3”" "9 d9
rind it will not be
hold \ioutluy I-Ioninu at it o'clock IIt ““99 399'9‘d‘m
tho homo of tho ptonidoni Mi‘l‘. it: it‘. ”01’9"“ Th‘” “"9"” mean thnt,
..- (tothutn IIt whith timo mnltot‘u of im~t Stoipioohouo m'“ not ho rooponod 99‘
. 7' I I
'lhi- nttturttl growilters Iii‘o homo poii'tiuoo to (‘\(’i‘)' member of the an a ”999"" resort.
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NORWALK
’l‘ho woohly Iiovollmtui mooting of
tho iipworih Louguo will ho hold to
lnorrow owning at tho East Avonuo
Mothotlist. Episcopal church.
. ' ll
IIIIIIIII IIIItl I'oport unothor had Ivook sotiution will come up i‘oI C(‘Ilit‘lltlt‘l‘n i ‘80 m" an I utn ooniotnod I “1‘“
haw nothing mom to do with plan
IInIIo ottiorpriucs in tho. tuturo.
Witt Retire Now.
“i lli\’0 gruduntod from my inn
I‘routuo which was honun in tho. oltyj
%coutt iliid outlod in tho hinlim‘ court,i
innit now rotlro. As It uniuto to the“
i parlors of tho oily. and ounooinlly the
{radial}. .isuin‘lntioh. l itnro tired nil;
%Iny dW‘ii cannon. and pay thorn iIlil
‘ duo rotipoot.
i ligated Blue Lawn.
"tin for tie tho Iiorluion lit oIInIxornod.
'l hollow it in a triumph of II;IIIIIIIoII
fit'ttdi‘ ovoi- intolmnnt and higotod biuo.£
ions. which appeal to pnritnnitulli
‘int‘lined old mnidu. 'lho public in;
is u uonornl iII Bridnoport should tool;
urntifiod that emit II Iiotiuion ltltflé
«rev-M I ‘ooon lIIInIioIl donn for it inounu mth
.\iI~ ItItIi Min Frank iionnott hnifl‘tl, thoir futuro ottonnIonl.‘
% Movea Home Boat. %
MI: lioyttton tnovotl his homo boat.
from itu moorings at i
(If it. 'l‘itoso hard working;
hating a I‘tttlior poor xotlmm taking it. t
altogether. %
ilev. Charles J. .\iitlt‘l‘s’t)ll will no:
t-IIpI' tho pulpit tutti prouoh III tho
morning and owning tit'iVlt't‘x' which
will ho hold at tho Swotiislt (‘Illlt'l'ifllll-
t'Iouul church tomorrow.
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Contractor 'l‘. l". i-‘oioy, who is luy-
int; tlIo sowor in [Cunt \Vnnhingiotr
niroot wus on tho job-bright and early,
tins; morning and stutod that ito liOll‘.
otl to cotnploto tho work today. %
The Young" l'ooplo‘n Soci‘I-iy oi Loy»
al \‘i'ot‘iIoH IIili hold its weokiI IioII-I
iiIIIuIl mooting tomorrow monin—g nt
tho Adioni (‘htis-itlttn IhtIth
Soil in tho loudor tutti tho lirttnktiitin
Wot is tho suiijot-t. '
iir l-liiu'nt'tl ii. i’tunthttrt. principal
(ii tho ,\orw;tiit high school, will art
dross tho Mou‘n i‘luuu of tho East Avo-
Iioo t‘hurt-li tomorrow ill noon. Alli
Int-u uro lll\‘llt‘tl to ho prosont of thin
upon mot-tint; oi tho riusu.
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'i‘iiI- (it‘ioiou, IIt' Emu Noruulh, willI
«lush with tho 'iItIlopondoiItn. oi’ Noni
Witlli, on tho (‘olonlui tlold totnorrow.
A Izt‘out photo is oxpot-tmi. ()II ’l‘ltutiliw
giving tiny tho ()rloios will play tho
So So toum for tho (‘lliilllliiilllrilllll of
Tim Not‘u‘uihs.
t
lloi‘. William W. tilllios \t‘lll ot‘I-npy
the pulpit unti prom-h :It tlto morning
and owning sot‘rittos which will ho
hold at tho lCtIst Avontto Moihotlitet lip
isoopnl t‘lllli‘i‘ll totIIorI‘oII'. 'i‘ho ohoir'
hut: propurotl an oxr‘ollont Inusiotti pru-
Izrutn for tho tit‘i'\l('(‘.~i.
Anothor Ilocldod chunito in tho wou-
lhor tnutio tnttltet'n uncotul'ot'ttIiIiI‘ i‘orI
thonc who not out below tho nunI
l‘t|:-(' this morning. 'i‘ito llli‘l‘lilttlileii‘r%
hull i'nllou to ‘17 doan-I‘u which in iltl
tt-I-n lowor thtttt it won I'I-itiI-t'tltty'.‘
whon tho InorI-Itry I‘oninioI‘I-Il 42. lizh‘
twoon ’l‘hurndny uud h‘rititty ihoro wus
II t'luo oi‘ 2h Iloitt‘ooti und iII-twor-II you
tot-tiny nnd totiny II full of ii. Ilonl‘oon
Wiltium Kiitto. of ’l‘hnmnn Itiront
wua vory plouunntly uttrprisod by a
nnmboi' of his friends intit nroninx. Mr.
Ktino was completely tuiton back by
tho Ituiition tidvout or the twenty young:
poopit- but quickly rooovoroti ltlu IIoli’
potquHitiott IIIId untried in unity to mitiii!
the owning onItI white. And ho nut--
eI-nded. Guinevere played and mus-
icnl uoivctiomt alloyed“: nu. Litter
ret‘roahmentl’were served Itnti It won n
tutt- llOtllVWhOlthllo guests dopnltod to
‘ titt‘lt‘ homes.
I
liov. (loom W. Toeplo, of Hudson
ll‘uilii. N. Y.. will occupy the pulpit. and
lll't'ilt‘ll ut the Advent Chriltinn
Iztmroti nt hoth morning and evening
Itot'I'it'I-H ioIIioI‘row. Rev. Mr. Teeplo
15 n tulontotl prouohor unit it to ex-
poctod itmt iltot‘o will be It large cun-
gronutiou out to hour him. At. the
r-ouciutiion of the owning service,‘ an
important iIIItIlnIi-Iut meeting will be
hold at which thou II motor will probe
nhly he called. tndiontione are that
itov. Mr. Teoplo will he the. choice of
tho congregation.
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The most Norwaiir Diotrtci. commit-
too which tnu been Inventinting the
breaking 0! metric light globe! Md
itxtureu in Winfield street have I“ ‘
lino on the etttprite. Then) We It‘ll
mild to ho oi' good unlit full?-
era Iveli unwound
Inon uro tion. it in
Frank \lfiltin in town
rotuInoIl from thoit hrltiui tout.
Ytttok. tire to
“ \\'n:«"hintzton, D. C.
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hopcd and mum] titnt
Ill ho pronont..
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WESTPORT
AND
SAUGATUCK
Tito littic son of Mr. and Mrs, liort
Mills is iii.
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it A. iirown of Now iluvou.
MdS. (‘Ioorno tin-on in outorlnininn
Mrs. i‘lttt’onvo ll. I'iizurtl ol’ lil‘idil‘“
port.
Stooploohaso ,
xiostordny nilornontt to tho Strntfortll
luronuo dock, wilt-Io ho will continue,
to ilro in it for It short time longer,I
Ii-hon ho will In on his wintor trip to%
.iI‘ioriIin. .\i lioIIItoIt oxpocts to ro-i
,.._,,,.--._-....M... turn to iiridgoport t’BClI uunimor tot
'l‘hunlmgiving afternoon tho high; I“... and am.“ not intond to giro. "it
school football toutu will play Imuinitt his rosidunca in this city. or shall
tho Kruzy Kut olovon on tho liltmt‘ “to in Bridgeport during tho Inimmttrl
“m“mlg‘ . ItiotIihu." until Mr. iiiIIuton. “hilt prob]
“m Clint-louriiioniok who has “Multiply will nponti tho roidur nIoIItiIII in.
‘ j ‘ '_ . , wurInI-I- olitnutou. No, i do not intundi
It pnttoui III tho St. \iIIct-nt ii ltospl» to llro on land. 'l'ito houoo hm“ for!
it " . - - v . . .
"‘ litidpoport. ‘1“ Wm Hi ‘ 99:” ,Iniuo ovoryiixno. \oII couldut not me
uniliuuint another 0th." on or a" the vvutor ..
ntoniuoh tronhlo this work. M“.-- .M M
ITEXAS PRISONERS TRANSFER-
RED.
LARIEIVO, Ton, Nov 23'». rrrrr For run.
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.\ir. and Mrs. W. l’. Run. of Sound-3
spond tho wintor in'
A hand of notithoru IIotIrooII passed
through town yosiorduy morning with?
“ 99""9‘9‘9 caravnn of “MS” “Mouton not mutlo ptthlio, h‘otiornl .itttigo
' .199" “9'99 ”‘9'" “'9'," "Dundfiwiltor 'i‘. Horne him ordoroii that
1‘". Mutno, “”90 they will “99'“! ”w;.iIIIII- Sunchoz illitl h‘ovoro Vlliurotii.
mm” ‘ undor iti'l‘t‘til chnrgott with a violation
MR WOODWARD HONORED. %of tho noutrnlity to“. ho removedi
m trout the county prinon nt Lore-do to%
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Elected Prealdent and Secretary of ”‘9 5““ “t “WW" CNN”
CNN“ Around "19 World P.ny. "Dill WEN? lntilCll'il jointly With “0"
Warren 0. Wootlw‘turd. tho popular 9“” “9mm“ "“3”“ 0' M9"'"°' ““9
Norwnlk young nIIIII Ivito rcuidou itI:“9""r“‘ "”"‘"~ “mm“ nro hm"!
tho nIIIIio by trlontin of the two mon to
lioiIiI-II IiII-Ittto Vine honoroii tit
IIoIonIi ro union of tho t‘ iark ti Stonni- film", ”'9 bond “N "5 "m” mm" ’9'"
«hip i‘. ruieo Around tho Woriti at tho “med “'0'" “"009 l" H. 00"
iiOtoi Manhattan in \tow York on Win . "w“ ”‘ “‘“M‘M
tiny, Novomhur t'lth. when ho wee no-g ANDERGON—ELDMOOE.
corIlI-Il tho only union of tho day. [to‘ M1" Jennie Eldridge. "t Ernst N9"
wnu olI-otod to uorvo tho annociutiou‘wnm‘ nod Howard AnIiIIIIIoII. non of
on pronttlont unti eoIrotiIrI which won} Rowen-ntntivo “"9 M" (Earl A' An-
iniiood mt honor when it is ronuidoroil “Wm." WM mum“ married 9“ Wed
flint tiioro wore nhout ono hundroti and i notidny owning of ””9 wook. Th“
titty momboru or the nuttooiltton pron-i "9w“ '9 9 “MW.” in tho friends 9'
out. . itho ooupio, both living well known
The Ituoeiu come from till owr the: 1" wa'flk Th“ ""9“ party ro-
tlnliotl 'Sttttou and some from (:anudni “"909 to waam Thumd” mm for
to he prcaout Iii. the reunion and itl ”‘9 W999!" WI" "”999 M tho ”9””
l
was it fine time that watt enjoyed by or "'9 “mm"
nil There we: the businen meetingé CANDIDATE Ix
tit which time the. oleuttou was held ou;t::;fl. Hi0 VMN
followed by ‘ banquet and apechoti YONKERS Nov 25. ”Predation
There were proeont members from nth. Bennett, n “me randidato for lit
for south as Florida ill for went as dermnn "n “m Horton“ ticket m“
Missouri an in north 9' 09"“9“ ““9 tliod n ittutvmnnt of bin election ex-
ne for east on Muenobuaettu mm“ It roads "1 do hereby a“.
The trip wound the world was tnkeni HOWlt‘tIfltI ”m expenditure 0‘ “n cum
in ”10. M0“ Ive-union an: planned 01' $2 tor the Dtii'DOItl ot tritilts to eon-
9; “‘9 ”With.“ “Um “”3 more; vort tho damned toot More or title
D enamt then a former ones. .0”! m the belief that the production
thNOHlb. or oil that. we need for one instead or
A Yankee oilnpttod an argument; i" mm! "m“ ”9 W'm‘“°-" .
with no Matinee an to the rota. "
tivo Ill. or the mum and Minamoto. “at. I“ I“! "on"
M ”7 Ililnlt
“Why Inuit here. mister. than “M" “mo “tune Mfume-maxi:
ain‘t enmigh other in the whole ot' ”frowning.
the 'i‘hu‘IneII to matte a earsie tor the wkwm'
mouth It! the Iliaflaeippi.-‘i‘tt Bite. -
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Aahaonoa" were very entonelve. and. violent state religion and nought Int
4.... Maudie... ..,
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innco oi Amyutao. King of tiatntin. ham worship.
Up to the present time no similar
the seventy votive inscriptions tor the on o mountain toprwltoti'e Herald
ODD PILLOW” H0"! [NMATI
in thirteen innortptloaii tiia entomo- DI“.
Bti IIioII “Tekmoumm” oeenrii. which to GROTON. Nov. It. memory L Wood
ion-m Millet dam It» ran»; in out Miowl’ tum hm. died Iron man tum a .
twill *0 that it?!
I h ‘ H d k d we unpewelr vote
nthoux thoy proiaiy piieno over me e amen iii to Mon Aeituonoa tor ‘
“MW"! "W"! 0" a ""le Neil" to Aufiuliui uiotnt with the Inherit; their abandonment tor a time of the mom to he" the woodlanda
Ancient city of Antioch.
An Important discovery which III tit Who "“3 lord “‘30 0‘ Antioch. "‘0
ted I4, throw It“, on the mm“. "a aanctunry ot the god mitt not aup- «actuary dedicated to II tmovrn god
"8|an or My“ Minor 1,“ been made pro-nod, but on income was devoted and "vomited throughout the whole
by air W. M. Romany on the top of a to its maintenance No never than'AeteIMtnor on even been discovered
mountain fully 5.000 feet above
an lovol about four ”in!“ from the nod have recently been found which
ancient on, at Antioch, where “I. belong to about the your 300 A. D.
round the great sitar or the moon and i
”Men Aukaaeiott," which tit about
toot by «It teat and mud: In an open thought to expect: or rectum a trio! worth. e member of Hartford Lodge. ’
. onion; mac approuiaietotv IIII root or precaution or taint. when pertain: No. I! I. o. o In. and an Mum at
for off voice: 0' the ammo: .
Want to feel the bloamntoftiiii
the pathway at your dream. ‘
(More the notay town att' W
(in the green earth's dmtlr ' ‘
Weary doya of toll In’ troublfi
the city‘s towers gleam;
on the tor of drifting yonder
day that brings I dreamt
throw-ti to the city's stride
For the sweeter dreams at l
earning Oomti ‘
on meWWim-mmt gmnmnotuJeuumyu-emtnam g]
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