E iiiiiii SUESEESS ERiiili‘ii Eliiili ii Will 0E
.Kiiil’i’ END iiiiiii REiPPiiliiiEii
Petition for Lights in Surinuwood eEd Senor in Garner Sires!
Are To Be Further Considered '
‘ The report oi? the Board of Electrb
cal Commissioners, embodying a state-
ment or the gratifying condition of
the plant. which will be free from all
indebtedness by next year and there-
after will be in a position to pay into,
the city treasury about
meet current expenses, purchase city.
bonds or may be used for any other
pointed Edward F Knapp and Eugene
' founded for the following purposes:
, Iii“.
Isr.
. . vissbie. was the most important mat-
"counciimen held last evening.
\
“Political Club has been formed in
' 20th.1912.
“' be influenced by any party or parties
, whatever.
ESHMEEE END. ‘ iiiiilii
$10, 000 to
purposes which the city may deem not"
or which came before the short most-
of the South Norwalk Board of
Mayor William. F. Tammany up-
New Foiliical an‘ugétcial mat.
' lzbiio‘n Furnisd‘ in south "
Norwalk
The Columbus Italian Independent
South Norwaik. and the articles of
incorporation as shown inIthe .cer’titb
cute tiled in the office of the secretary
oi! state in Hartford, show that it was.
With‘the purest principles to ole
vote the ‘ltalian colony in this section,
in the betterment cube social, polit-
ical and literary standing. Lovers of
1)i‘08ll888., liberty and equality, the
members have iormed the corporation
in order that they may participate in
the rights or any honest and virtuous
(-quén. .
The subscribers are Biugio Salva-
tore, Pasquale Cnivitt‘i, Giovanni Pio-
ciriiio, Giovanni Fanslill, Charles 0d
do, Michele Rubino. and Tony Fan-
The incorporation pullers were soil~
nowiedscd by Philip Casteliano notary
public, and approved by Matthew ll.
Rogers, secretary or store, September
it is understood that this corpore-
tlon has no bonsai as may he the
idea of some politicians, and will not
The coronation has been
sounded thi‘obthihoeitorts of Philip
’flsstcllsno who wrote the constitu-
lion, and brought the members tossin-
‘i‘ho enrollment at the present
time is seventy and this number his
been secured In silo two months‘
time.
who headquarters sre‘ ionslsiij
it? is ‘
' slightest suggestion oi ireekineee or
s. Lenin ”Ito sucosed themselves as
members of the Board oi! Estimate and
Taxation and appointed E. W. Fitch to-
succeed Frank H Fitch as a. member
of that board. \ I
The meeting was called to order by
Mayor William F, Tammany and “a.
run board was in attendance.
Councilman Miller reported the bal-
ances remaining in the several depart-
ments which wens as follow.
Balances in City Departments.
Sept.30.1iiu.
Library Department .3 542. 52
minded on Firthirml
liver line Hail oiflnis'SuEn llama
from the Harwell: Distinct '
It was announced by The Klngfs
Danghtsrs this morning that it was
impossible tor the committee in charge
or collecting the funds tor the Home
for the Aged to announce the amount
of‘mon‘ey secured by the block sys-
tem plan. Many people were not at
home yesterday when the envelopes
were collected and a special eitortwlli
be made in the near tutors to get
their envelopes it is also probable
that many have been accidentally otter
looked. Those who have been over-
looked and who were away yesterday
when the collection or envelopes was
made will greatly assist the work at
the committee by sending their contri-
butions or checks to any one or the
following district chairmen: Norwsik.
Mrs. W H. Baldwin, of 54 Wall
street; South Ndrwalk. Mrs. Charles
Coies. of 5 Reed closet: East Non
walk. Mrs. E K. St. John, oi 15 St.
John. street; Rowsyton. Mrs. Housed
Every. The outlying districts will
send their contributions to Mrs. lipid-
win.
The district turning in the largest
amount was Norwsik, the people 0:
which gave 11.230.83.01 this district
tour blocks have not yet reported sad
the collection tron: many has not yet
been completed. ”the lamest amount
received from any one block you
$289.”. from Block 17. Wilton says
”50.7% which was collected by 'iiliss
Josephine Hurlbutt. Westport sad
I
total smount collected was initials.
. silk. Bloch: and white is the strong-
“ being
their Canaan are yet incomplete. ‘lihs I
rwslir's leading «some
have an opporunity of s
are artistically arranged . =
ate gowns. suits, costs an hats
extreme styles have .0 Ear been no-
need in the display of pattern lists
neatly worn fabrics in rail millinery.
sill: pinch will be used in exclusive
dress shapes Large hats are more
picturesque than ever. Robesplene
bets are very good. The new rubrics
i mililnery are gold and silver
moire. plush, Incline and heavy
on combination at present. in yellow
beautiinl shades or prierse ‘and sui-
phur tints are eitectively blended.
The plumage oi' the bird of paradise
is the favorite I)! the moment. The
letter are not arranged as usual in the
long natural sweep, but as “Setters’
lately brlmless and lit close to the
head. Among the models the Misses
Murphy are showing is s beautliiii
deep rich prune plush. White let is
used as '- contrasting crown. A prune,
chOmd algrette mounts 1135th flu-ht
side. A black velvet picture bat dis:
plays the new season’s designs. :An
unusual communion 0! severe {white
wings and curling ostrich (ring, -
This refers to closet hate as well ,
an evening chansons. new will um I
doubtediy be one oi! the most proud? ‘-
Taiis.” 'lgoques are very small, abso- ,
the other side.‘
pulls, they. are
, ,reioy French
. it cannot mom to
, i! exquisite clients
women's sn’dmiss
include Dutch col~
yokes, stocks, etc.
all underwear de-
ongh to say with-
or influence or the
M the splendid
lsr. sailor co‘
flee the h 4
showing of .. women ”in child
ren's winter , sud underwear is
inviting .enou WI! this one do
pertinept to llssi?‘
slicwn darling these openins
dsys. fiistinctive suits oi brosdoloths,
cheviots. homespun. worsteds, tweedc’
and mixtures in all thoncw autumn
shades. such as taupe, brown, navy,
may. block and all the isshionable
two'doned clients, all the costs. lined
with new do cystic or guaranteed
Skinners’ satin, plain tailored or fancy
trimmed, with velvet, satin or braid.
Also an exceptional showing 0! much
ty suits. "copies oi the imported
French models.
Another important lecture at this
big depirtment is the great showing
fashionable three-quarter and tail
length models. in all wool rough mix.
tures. plaid or striped neck double-
isced materials. Also polo cloth and
chinchilla cloth. semi-fitting or
strsluhline bsok, , plain or set
sleeves.
in this department also there is s
splendid showing or pettiooat-s in no
lots sud masculine in all the newest
shades, kimonos or ilsnnslotts and
crops. house dmses wrappers. bsth
robes, muslin underwesr sold all the
newest models in shirt waists. Miss
Clovis. the buyer or this department.
certainly desetyss onedit no tbs in“
meat shown in selecting this "tussle
able authoring oi women's sud unissu-i
wo‘srin‘u sppu‘el.
in the children department A inli
line or costs, dresses, swollen and
bstb robes are be toned. The
costs comprise III-erotics ‘
choviots, com; mixtures. I b
of women's and misses' coats in the ‘
Wi‘ summed
meow Gathering and win
Til/silver, Address Tsuiuni
SillE ElliEli Willi
MESS iliiiSE EiESEiii
Business. Bastion. with Election
oi iiiiiom, iieiIi
Bishop Luther B. Wilson, 1). 1)., LL
1)., resident bishop of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, with an assimed.
residence in New York city, is in Nor»
Wk todsy tor the tint time since he
succeeded Bishop Goodall, by the sp-
pointlient or s recent cdnveution in
Minneapolis. Apt-bop Wilsonis to de-
liver in seer-u to the Ministers AI-
societion this afternoon. and st the
evening session at the all day annusl
nineties being held, will malts an sti-
dross. such as low others are ospsble
of men. sud deliveries. All are
widens. sad it is satiolpstsd that. the
church will be iiilod with those who
bore hssrd oi the power. pursued
by the new bishop-
_ A lures number at liethodist pastors
or the New York East Denim m
in Kuwait unis! attending the new
not udlew York Search Min-
' on st lb. Norwolh
cloths. runny militant, csrso‘uis
cor-‘duroys.
WI Church In Wsst
oh and trial: lint ‘
litioai lawnmower, it was the boom
est opossum on record. The kentlemen
wt which served toiune up their appe-
one which all will Member. and that
‘ long table, which lied been set in the
' success.
_ You the mitoses lisp one
5 no miles so ammonium.
. connoisseurs lie iloiei lia- .1
W Last Evening
Mayor William F. Tammany and the
members of the South Not-wail: coun-
all bound. together with others connec
ted with stile bronchi: administration.
pet-tool‘s or what they pleased to call a
”firewall manor" at the Mbheckemo
Hotel last ensuing. For a farewell new
wife in an excellent mood and made
merry from the start to the late finish
of tho aliair and before adjust-nine to
their respective homes voted Proprie-
tor Law, In“ prime good leliow‘ and the
dinner asone oi'theI'best served in
The Norwalks for sometime. , ,
The council held an adjourned mesh
ing before the dinner was set and
transacted considerable business. all
tiles for the treat that was to follow
The dining room was reached a short
time before 9 o'clock.
The sight which greeted their eyes
as they entered the dining room was
paved the way for the royal least that
was to follow it was matc‘hiess. The
parlor 3. was beautifully appointed. and
decorated in excellent taste with new
era. strewn trout one end to this other
The parlor, too, had received attention
and redacted in hi my appearance the
spirits of the men destined to partake
of the dinner to some. The decorations
were autumnal in character which was
throughout
stamped their ' ry endeavor'f with
The service or the dinner was be-
yond reproach and sent to the chemo
tor of the food was the most apprecia-
ted by the diners. The menu was um
rollers: .
_ Oysters
Celery Olives
Soup Boullin
Shrimp a be Newberg
Philet officer
Chicken
French Peas
Mushroom Sauce
Sweet Potatoes
, French string Beans
, Mashed Potatoes
Altman Punch Waldorf Salad
'Ronnust Cheese Toasted Cracker
‘ Codes .
Neapolitan Cream Assorted Suites
The dinner was consumed leisurely
was. the butt oi s‘sood joke. City
can Guano, Its usual. kept the diners
in a hoop! mood. and massed try-keep
his curly looks chasing with their us-
usi tonsoity to his head; sitbousb s
libel-s1 sad frequent or the cunt sud
brush was accessory. John nsusily
has his troubles and last night's
onion bronchi. no departure from the
ususi rule. in this my the evening
worn on until ilnsiiy “the capsules of
oil hsd been satisfied maths our
duly thsnmt. Meyer I'l‘smmny,.w1io
Moi cm the station innit con-
strain“ not to spoil the plenum oi
the "lining by calling for smiles
I quite appropriate at this season at the x
: year and wss ‘
,cityhewsssseiunedsttbsisstcom
Mlnietors' Association of the New
bythoss present and user than one .
choirs were muslin :nlrht here some I
s he”! departure for which all wars
LONDON, Qct.1.—~'i‘he armies of
the Balkan states are preparing for,
war with isverlsh activiy. The mobil-
ization order given out yesterday is
according to dispatchs received here.
The various nations concerned ap-
pear to believe that the longed for the
ment has at last arrived when. they
will be called upon to march against
Turkey.
There still remain but twa points,
in regard to which diplomats can.
continue to maintain optimism. The
first 0‘! these is th tact, that winter is
approaching and. ‘wiii render active
resident bishop of New York, to which
ventlon in Minneapolis, to succeed
Bishop Goodeeii, will preach. It is
the ill-st appearance of Bishop Wilson
lands-walk, and as everyone is cor.
diaiiy invited to be present to hear
the address, it is expected that the
church will be tilled
There is is meeting of the New York
York East Conference in progress to-
day at the Norw‘lk M. E. Church,
and it is this occasion which it” en-
oblsd Bishop Wilson to be present.
The program [or the evening ses-
sion. at 7:30 o'clock, is so ioilows:
Devotions—The Reverend Burdens B.
Brown. pastor Methodist Episcopal
Church, Msmsronscir, New York
Addrwnlshop Luther B. Wilson,
1)., LL. DI. Resident Bishop. Moth
odiit’lilpisoopsl Church, New York
dty‘ E
Closing Wordeoctor Goodonoush.
poem d’rcsidont-w'i’he mend
damp—Tbs Reverend Gentle M. Brown
Secretary-Tmumc-ahe ilinvcrond
".w Woiiord '1‘. Duncan.
Prom «Wile Reverend
Uncolu ii. Ossweii Reverend Howard
iii. Richard, Reverend John W.‘ Mace.
mummy orsmao.
0min; displsy oi isii sad winter
millincry. - Miss Polbomus. in Wash-
tartan at. Eel. lies.
;
being put into effect with all speed. ‘ ‘
I . Methodist canton. _I ,,
f‘uns evening? in“. Miller B. Wilson.
.tion is to be submitted to
um.
Arm“- ii. continuum. VicePresi?
Everything, ‘ ' ‘ .
batches train the‘iiint
seems rips {or the
donation in the Nest
their meeting which .
revolting in K?
shop, in Washington ,
course of the evening.
the Washington stress
who mm closing the ‘
on Columbus Dsy, Ion
odor protesting against
against he union in the
MLOMO had leftthe u: .
voted by mimosa tolled! '-
open, reurdless oi wrists
the union might- take and
men calling for only a half;
the bosses promising to
dsy for 3. full day’s rest
tiss’union desiredlt, .
date savored did not tell
an» sin-I
wood sveuuo.
no teacher, desires to open.
this city, it s reasonable
pupils on be mum
all who would like i:
Plano phylum either ’
venom. to mentor
dues to her no later
Miss Gibbsgbu studios
with the best banners,
and than yam at this
.ulfllm IN, .MI'.
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