’.
’The Sixth Company, Coast moi.
lery Come; 0. N.“ GL, will meet for
weekly business tonight. ‘
364,
to-
Weicome Straugr Lodge, No.
_8nns of St. George, will meet ‘
night for weekly business,
_ WM...’
Elliot 'K. Gregory, or the Holmes.
~,;Keeler and Sellook Company. is en-
joying his vacation in Maine.
Captain Aaron MIrtlneIo, at Wood:
"Ward avenue, is undergoing treatment
in the Bridgeport Hospital.
‘ ’Nor‘wnlk Aerie,LNo. 588, Fraternal
Order of Eagles will meet tomorrow
if evening in the Wall street quarters.
m
Ofilcer William R. Sarnmio, who has
been enjoying a two weeks' vacation,
alias resumed his duties in South Nor-
Twalk.
W
doncord .‘Diviaign. No. 2, Sons of
TEEN é: "il‘ii'dsocted Eroutine busi-
n‘ees If the Weekly meeting held last
event“. '
Mia‘s Rita Nuttetord of Wilton ave-
null ii: oilioylnz the second week of
. mil annual vacation from DeKlyn'a'
bakery. ,
'Ll‘h-e coining of the cooler weather
”recalls the loot that it is not so long A
.trom' spring to tall as it is from rail
to spring.
The Nutmeg Club will meet to-
night in the quarters in‘the Golehurn
Building for regular businocawiill
members are asked to be present.
a...
Our Brothers budge,“ No. 10. 1. L0.
0. It, held a. regular weekly meeting'
last evening, in the Wall street quan
tors. Routine business was transact-
ed.
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The irolleymen are glad to Lget the
clogcd cars once more.‘ Many off the
extra rune have open ours and the
conductors. wh ~.‘iind it their lot to
pilot these or not‘partlculariy pleas-
ed with their drawing.
Heriuon Jacobn and Louis Prousky
of New York event Saturday and Sun-
day It the Reich Paint hotel. About
400 people attended the dance at the
‘ pavilion Saturday ,1 nigh. Another
,. moo will he held next Saturday
night. “
Contractor {loot-y Li). Cordell it“ tho
contracts for decorum the eiten‘o'rr
Lot Iev‘mi'hom. . AmonIT‘thIrn are
. tho Itruotmi of Oontruoto Ryan
‘ Chennai. moot. Booth NOr Ii ,
boom for NI; Duke in mm
oi! Connecticut scholars . .
ed by the Yale Corpom u for the ‘
high schools of t
nounccd yeatcr .
ware selecfied from seventeen candi-
dutch, each county dime Tolland being “
Haven, Hartford. nridgeport, and We»
coNNEc'rIcutr ? IGHOIINIT lo
‘ AWARDS. ‘
State, Twerc an— :
moreeentedhheelderi. the cities of New
terbury. New "Britain did not claim a
scholarship, although having the right .
I .The selections follow- .
Hartford. county, Harold C. Bailey’s
Allen M. Boardman. Waterhury; Clair .
M. Elston, Collinsvilie, from the state
at large. Forthoireohmun clone in
the‘eclentidc Iohool: Albert HT, Cook.
Fairvfleldichunty; R. Mortimer Eldred.
New London county; William B. Field
Jr, New Haven; Louie Freedman,
Nerv'HIVenI Lucherd Judson, Middle I ! ’
sex county; Alden G. Newman. Bridge;
:ooril" Laurence H. Phelps Litchiieiii
LSQ‘mW' , . '
The scholar-shine cover tree tuition
for one your amounting to $155, or in
Shcifeid Scientific Sohoo: of 3168
Candidates have to pass examinatioun'
after graduating (mm high schools.
I
E. A. Gerry, 30 Bellovue street, Lo.
well, Mose. Express messenger for
erichn Express (20;. says: “The
constant joking on trains in very hard
on the kidneys. as all railroad men
know. .i suffered n kidney breakdown
which did not mend underLthe moat
skillful treatment. i had I dull pain
over thy hips and back so severe It
tithes I could hardly work. I started
using-Foley-Kidney Pills and right
here I Iaythat there is nothing equnlIL
them for prompt Tandy-.iauilng relief.
i am glad to say that now l am a
strong well man and recommend Foley
Kidney Pills.”—-W. iF‘. Wigmore &
CO. L ' .0
.... ,. ._
rounom-m cLooK.
NEW HAVEN, Oct.
of this city, h‘ouzhtv‘ two old clocks
from a dealer in antiouer net-e thocth~
or day, for which he paid ti. Yemen
day one of the clocks: Iihmiod running
the timepiece...» and the canoe ho
dlIcovcred a roll of $15, After count
lug the find, Glynn made I hurried ox-
Imitation of the other clock. but time
In. .T
LMPei/fl‘ Chloe;
and when Glynn opened ihaimck o! ,
LWo ”it you 0 pr
investigation. . _ .
TELEPHONE 1N.
Our Full line of CORSETS in
the new MODELS are complete,
which include it. it 6.. Warner‘s
Bust-Prom. Royal Worcester.
Nemo. C. B. “and Thomson's;
also Brasslerea, Shirt-Waist Ex.
tenders, Bust-forms, The “Nomi
W. and, Ferris Waist for wo~
men and children.
J. l. Mallette
88 Wuhlngtoh or.
y first «I. so. NorwIlk.
Ready to Wear. 10to$30
Cutom Made .T.....................$15to$40
OFT i CRABS
lue, Weak. Sen Saul, God. Hohhot. Sword Fiat,
:NTative Eels. Lobsteri’. Long and Round Clams, Little Necks.
L It. our Sea Food pleases you, tell others. it not tell us. .
utbill’s Bridge Fish Market
‘ FREE DELIVERY.
; writ-II mum: m erIneuav.
’ Guld Bridges '
Ire becoming more mum every day;
it proxlerly made Ind fitted and arrow
ly' reinforced, my mvflfirm Ind Isr-
viooIhlo II the natural (co
in: I partial plate}
II“ tendon to Iii “to
was no out In conuecled in it. 139 ‘
neurons that Thin tranche/I dotted kiln "gibth
“ . .
J“ in coming into‘ the city ihrouth‘ the
lunar mvico IVIW, iI not portioninrly
. New Rayon on Tuesday
end so toT'Now Yor.
.‘New York. .on October 6, ,
Admiral Hugo Oaterhnun, commander. .5. ' ‘
Atlantic fleet will .
Butterflsh. Porzlee, .
MAoIL rLLo onocn It. year
IIIscNIoLI voices.
We exnuloy qily expert mechanics,
and guarantee our work to he satie-
mctory. We not, do '
oLEAmrlo LAND nepmnmo m
moles IND ecu-rum“.
iiiE Ellis EALEIES illiiilii
B. KOHN- Mun-her.
123 wasulnoron Inner
Tar-luv .Ilookfz‘nu floor. TPMM 351.4
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WATER‘BURY. Oct. 1. ~Not only 18
there hilt 22 do”! supply of water in
the Wigwam naIervolr. the city's wa-
‘toristiwiy. but the mm limit which
pleasing to the time. .
The use at mo for commie!
Int-om ‘ilail boon stooped and now
I city my in: endangered.
loo Ill Irouud the cm .y
. '3
} ll ghting- Ind auxiliary war chitin anch-
, om], in the Hudson, Ind simultaneous.
It Sin Frmclaco and the. Islet!" nee
‘ will be assembled tit Mani ‘ ‘
in chief of the
. reach New York with 10 battle ships. . 2
1 From that time on the vessels will ‘ '
Ncome into port from all parts of the; j
coast. no on. Gctoher. 12.nc11e ease"
‘ mighty fleet Ire running There will -
he ggthere L123 ship! of all cleoeés.‘ ~ L
‘ Here in the table oi the classes and
‘L L166 tornado houte
the width oiliciIlI are touring that
nil than won’t be Idilloicncy {or purooIoI
of Initiation Ind that the health of
A. hoary rain would can IIIitIrI,
iii who at the fact that thithIro
L of a million tone
the Pacific fleet will be mobilized '
The vessels will begin to arrive in T
when Ree
MEWS w ll he Looniniohc. . T;‘
The cold Inch; Ind figures of thiI
, dlfihlnoementa: ,i
yeaselo. j ., L’l‘onIl: L
“f: 3'1 mule aIipI I inset;
4 armoredcrulsers 58 000
I cruisers-15,663
all Special type vessels 55,373
6 naval militia vessels 4,581 ,
8 fuel ships .......... 88385‘
24 destroyero .16347
3029
ion-IL
1L0 oubmnrlnen ................
123 vessels ....T...L.............'L120.486
‘ The reception will begin on Sunday
October is when Renrvhdmlrul Osbor-
hand, commandenlnchiei oi thé fleet,
will arrive with a ileet or 10 battle-g
ohlpI
M
Iiroohlyn NIvy YIrd and 'Jt-he com;
wander oi the Dollar-threat or the East
It Governors iIlaudL. Ma‘yor Gaynor
will return the call on Monday Tatter-
noon. ,
Thursday the odicera nod men. or
the fleet will attend one or the world' I
championship hIIeLliIll games to be
on that date. . I
On Saturday there will he a land
parade. in which more than 6.000 of
the then in the fleet will participate,
and On Saturday night there will be
I smoker at the Hotel Actor for the
allow; at the iicei. On Sunday there
the Cathedral of St. John the Divine
and at St. Patrick’s Cathedral: . _
0o M‘ondny, October 14, President
Tort will review the fleet.
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LNElWL ETBEIT MGNB.
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I}. [ciao libido by mzhmy ceramic-L
loner Maillot in Nomik.
mainly Communiouer Nelnon W.
will be erected It the corner of Mott
We solos to mnhury oi New Can»
,, V. on mum Rear Admiral oLILieruaug? T.
, Ind his solo: and commandant oi the ’
played at the Polo grounds between ,‘
, the Giants and the Boston Red Socks 5
will be wot-lid «listen: aarrioeo It ,
Bumdict lL'I liming use: made which 1"
«who in Watt Ivonne near iho'hlor-
mil: Methodm Church to dimt Ill .
We hive the heat
L with or without collars and nochItI. hill
and whites
III-oykunlnis.
$2.50.: $3. 50 scioo so
CLLOTH STITCHED HATS
SUITS mode to measure
......i..»$
D'IOIOIQIIQIOIIIIp‘I
;, f - . J :mooz'nv SHOP .
’_ L‘ 2‘.--3,P,Ltlth“iiilalnu8iroet . . , . ‘ ‘
MWMK»WW~W.~M*
‘. ‘ ' FINAL Men or
(Formerly Board’s Rocks) .
READY APRIL 29th . L
TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
‘ , Only One First Choice
Marry will who: for these map; but the one who gets first cLLhoi
Telephone 760 SOuth No w; ,
M. D. RANDALL
WWM- «W
Extra Large Size, No. 2 Nut
$5150 per Ton
' arms 8: Gang;
TEL. 721. .
OPENS TUESDAY OCTOBER 1LL3'lL‘
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