a.
‘ Bayview avenue. went to Barbary to-
o'cloelt': at the church. ‘
' mn‘ ..
Wesmossaum
m
V F. Luann
-slwasuiuarorlm. t
Escal‘iop season is at hand. Extra Ir. rfl Mrs; m Croioot,and
dine ones at Cbtbiii’s new market, 11 dssgbtc. at Crosses Tar-sacs, were ,
North Main street.
Miss Jessie Close of Norwalk spent
the week-end with Dr. and M111 3.
[color on South avenue, New. Or.-
nsrn. -
The‘N E. Ryan Co helium!!!
W Wildcats oi dainty. blunt-I'm
wear which is sure to appeal to the
soother who desires her ibaby to be
attired “differently."
Mr. and Tire, Novel: of” Norwalk
' have moved to Fairlield and‘ will "oe-
cupy' the bungalow at the new bird
"notary on the Unqnowa road Mr.
Novsk has been appointed care tak-
er. .
' ....——L-__....;
A—Caliiornia Port Wine, per. gallon.
H100 'A F. Bechmsn' & 00.
Mrs. Winthrop W. wright and
young son. John W., oi Bridgeport, are
visiting Mr. and‘Mrs. Charles Wil-
liams. in South Norwrlk during Mr.
Wright's absence'in the West on a
business trip.
The committee in charge of thepro-
posed fair of the Eureka Rebekah
. lodge, l. 0. 0. F. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Frank Bradbury, 45 BI!-
wlew avenue, on Tuesday ol.nert
week, instead of Wednesday,
Read Donneliy's adv. today...in' or-
der to get a line on the Halloween
novelties that you will want.
Charles F. Jeniier. oi Bridgeport.
he brought suit in the Civil Superllr
Court against Catherine Lane Jeniisr
also of Bridgeport for divorce. shop
in; desertion in Jilly, 1902.
v“ M; II Drnbury
is Winning in. Mains is
whats-ho. «audio his home on
meatisgxlast evenhg and complstsd,
ThoI
couple was married on June 8,1891. '
Mrs. Harold W. Van Wagoner, ot
dry to visit friends. and attend the
air. On her return.1he lust- of the
week she will be accompanied by
lliss Edith Loessel who will make a
visit here.
meet the men of the Brotherhood in
swatches to a definite proposal to: thumb
work for the church. and catalyzin- “-
evening next, October 9th, at
15y a bill without the trouble at
chaser .
Always have s roceipt for each
and every msrciinm— . "
:ll'eei that your business opera;
tionssre on a dignified basil. " ‘
Iranil'lluxvorsssm I ,
.7' Yen‘Gan .. .
‘ .if‘msso mml‘ibfli
any:
thereunder:- Issac run.)
. “Ashatasthsllsigissi-;weI-ecm
paflsdtewitburwnniam’ the
mums crud cream a.
Theses-ummihms
. Ihstthesejrcrsdssssinysnsrstfrrc
_ I msaussloi'tb’sartilisry‘rttuhbyths
mummumm.
lit-them
“lutbslrpreasatpssdiolaiansr-
I. mahis newscast?
.msntwssp ”one new
tries a mammal. Ila In;
“There is an air of {inlet confidence
that the Germans will never capture
the city. Numbers of the torts are
still holding out wlib great. stubborn-
ness. and the threatened bombardment
is a desperate manoeuvre to try and
turns them to ganitalste In order to
save the city from damage. .
“For some days. bags with red and
white diagonal stripes have ilown iron
the top. at chow and other bulld-
'insr. those on the cathedral and 8t.
{lacquer tower being especially corp
mom. These liars. indicate. that
the Gallows have promised to spare as
. much aspsssihls the bulldln‘gsmot do.
voted to militia purposes. All the
“(his in the town are now extinguish-
ed at orchard ibe~rliepr close at 6 in
. the swung.
“It is rumored that maperor Wil-
'llsurhrs adored thahor Cress decora-
tion and 85.000 mash. to the» first man
entering Antwerp.
"For tummy-tour hours the Germans
have made scarcely guy advance. They
hombrrdsdthe villus ,et liaith‘ narco-
ly. but the Belgians held the piece un-
til it was in flames beiore they svac
nstedit.
“Near Tornado the Germans are
Kim‘s-method. at White Oak
shade W. bar season in "The
Whmrsrh, Mesdayevsining
“all“. fish. ol'fguutb Norwalh
Males. ls musings three days'
his duties John Burns
river sch‘ldt. The latent lists is that
they have not yet succeed .
Ii L: a “The Germans are pressing toward
an the east. They crossed'tbe'river
Nellie on the wards» only held
at buy by the desperateeiiorts oi the
Belgian. This oifeusivs movsmut is
said to have cost them 20.000
“on thesestk. . Maroon
tich, Boomaad; ., traffic»
man attache cast»? is; We liars
brought toastsudsiill
sauce.
Gustavo Meyerhol ”is popular enl-
plays as its a. restart company.
Ellwood avails. torn-sine time. is,
rapidly improving. much to the sails-m
truth o! may of his friends. '
The m of therlpdllibers at
Court limo-do do Amicis held r
Wm the big celebration
at m M In this city. The
lubricating at the committee is to
be held on Sunday afternoon. rol-
10m hi M's session refresh-
meats who served. ~
Chronicle tinder . .
says the W buys m‘esssdx; tbs
Nellie and are advancing "on Antwerp
from that side. Another macaw.
he says. to bemhingnrttsokluhn
easterly direction iron the villages or
Weatmrile.
“Early this morning. die coagulati-
ent coniinues, “the ilrst long stream of
refugees arrived at hits. on th‘eEBel
giro-Dutch frontier They came
the villages inside the inner tort line.
and they were allowed to travel only
Karl I. Met. who has been: in
the meat in!“ in the North End.
m for thopsst ten years. has
limbs-ed alarm in Westnsld. Conn.
Mr. Drehsr‘is s. native of Westdeld,
where his brothers carry on a large
turning business. One of the latter
is George Dreiser. who married Miss
Jessie Harris. daughter at Mr. and sends were trudging. with their house-
hammnsrrih. oiWsst street. hold belongings in carts drawn by
, . horses and dogs. To mention Germans
Ammo “mm “in tstbsmistomaksthsmshimwifl
m today relative as the Ire. glcrvonsuess.
"under Tuesday's date the Times'
Lid-Tether”. MraToth‘. .who,"
residun_Wisdsorpls¢U. shinedme
m users Tuesday's. date,ssys.
mans. even with their ssrssi m” neufi‘mmmmmp was my
stillilshtlns Winnings the
mmlsrdanmmmvsme. _
V '_I'lm‘i:.1 ..
We: annuals: over his body. in this pos-
in r northerly direction. IBy noon the I
roads presented a pitiable sight. Thou: ‘
IViilemsnssncceeded in crossing the rive
* j ei‘Nedle‘oii'i‘hesdIy; acousdhlg to the
’ Tilncl correspondent in Antwerp Tel» -
' ' emphhig under date of Tuesday eve . ‘
“Thighfisbewmthealnsnsc.
tassrzsavlubsshoumuouesu-
actor. Adapting between the torts.
them Nesta were mowed
devolution-side. Thsyrrahew?
mammalian”
mmwrmm
m-Mhtbehst icw days.
Theyhni'ie‘fllelrhmy Mile-‘9
-aggiusttbahnics'ir-rbes.rndwhile
they lost gamut amber: or uses.
crummymededincrossins
tbeNethefllver. .
Wallaceouuteulrtrescb minus
theGumiIhhntaéentnhetsdvsrr
mtovarilthcmsrthesns
Waninmcsiybym loo
they succeeded in makings” advance.
"On the other hind. their big guns
areadmittqd to be very elective. and
allies were «used rlmost exclusively
by schrspnd‘l.
“Today the Germans renewed their
attempts to torcs the passage of the
acheldt but, up to the moment at writ~
lug. without any more success than
previously. There has been hitting all
along the line between Grembergon
and Showcases. blit'with the cusp-
tion of desnitory sniping across the
river it consisted of artillery practice.
Again the enemy concentrated his
attention on the Belgian poaitiiul at
achoenaerde. where the only remain-
ing bridge not under the shelter of the
Antwerp torts is attempting bait; but
he nave! approached within infantry
striking sauna. This in spite oi a
continuous bombardment, with the idea
of silencing the some batteries and
oi shelling the intsntry from their
range oi the river bank. As a matter
of fact. the ties-man ileid guns were
even less Astective than yesterday.
when. endladsd and outrrnged. they
were compg‘iled to withdraw further
south tow(rds the sushi position at
Alost. ”
“Today s enemy's shell ilrs impos-
so a' save strain on the Belgian in-
fantry in ‘thcrtrcnches. Hour aner
hour sbrspbel burst over them. inflict-
ing considerable. though not a serious
number or casualties. Under this try-
ing ordeal the gallon defenders stuck
to their trenches and accounted for
everyone of the enemy who dared to
show himself on the opposite bank
within range of their rides. An in.
oldie tenacity with which the
iniadtry stiick to their position was
i ' i it‘ll Business. where the
,. unless and his ride-de-
. stain one pl as most exposed
post ' Srndbrés protected them
for (one thus. but at last the aide—de-
camp was struck by shrapnel and had
bin lace practically blown away.
“Dibpsrtsrhéd by this terrible proof
of the danger oi his position, the corn-
k to his post and
{shelter placed the corpse
manning
tor thrill
itihn'be lay. tiring whenever possible.
from 8 o'clock this morning until i
in the afternoon. 3
“Dim: the day the Belgian gun
ners devotdd several rounds‘to shelling
theaermsgsgutorthetowauqnbo-
we. Thgy took aim at the German
prctory' in the town and quicklyige't-
ting the range. showered shells over
and .deshoycd. 3
LONDON Oct. 8. 4: i3 9.. m.—-‘xThe
pill lid 8333' '
At tour, o‘clock. thisausl'ninl; i119
hiatus. Tltrlc‘e during the night
"I'Twwthousands mine were on
km. in -
The boats leave in the. early menu
" ism mucus warm
Wm 10”“ there have been amour the as claimed. by the petitioners that two
benches. which were within easy”
the building. which was set on lire .
' had taken place hi his condition.
theEnglisb and
v.
1 .
WE FROM HUSBAND
Misses Dasha-nos rod Asks that as.
Is Given the Custody of Minor
. Child. -
III? A. Tisha. of " Hughes
irritated Moe proceedings tallest
11m F. Ttghe. of Bridgeport. The
corals were married on July 22. 1902.
and the petitioner's lumen name was
McMannsI‘Dcsertionj is alleged. and
the‘cnstndyetr mince-child is new.
Annadeoithirctty. saedwu—
Gems. m of Bridgeport. tor
m dam-sac. daisies that he owes
her 8.500
Thomas and Martha Dolley, of New
m1. 1.. have irken rs an
peat from the decision at the Probate
court oi hirileld. which rppolrted
Anna P. Banks guardian of their 14»
yesrdd daughter. Grace Dolley. it
selenium made the application to the
Probate court inr the appointment or
a guardian tor Grace. claiming that
her parents had abandoned her. ’
FlRBT [INTENT TO BE BMGMTER
' ’ AT mom.
New Electric Signs bhena Last Evens
"ll. .-.,
Th.ree new electric signs. erected
yesterday. were lighted for the but
time last evening, and attracted anus
url ritenuou on a'ccount not men be“
ing the first rally modern electric
signs that have ever been seen in the
First District. The Hubhell and St:
pies Hardware Company has the lug
eat. their sign being nearly 20 rest
high. The other sites adorning the
front or the. Crescent Lunch and
Bank's Garage. while the smell rises
are of equally handsome appearance,
and attracted their share of attention
last evening. The signs worn installa
ed trough the eiiort of Comments!
Agent E. F. Putnam.
Electricidght and Water Compani-
ELLIOTT on [LEGTMFchTlOu-
in speaking about; the report to be
given to the stockholders of the New
Haven road at their meeting on Octo
bar 28.;Chsimal Elliott gave the fol-
lowing statement concerning the elec-
tridcstlon oi the road: .
"The electrification of main line
truck; the ireight yrrdsst South Nor-
waik and Bridgeport. and the siding at
intermediatewoinughss been cem-
pietsamsdmisosd ,in operation. I At.
WM.§8.%|9M§K W "33W
operated electrically between New
Haven and New York. and apprbxi
mtely zl insight” trains are being
hauled daily by electric locomotives
between Harlem River, Bridgeport
and New Haven. This includes ap-
proximately 50 per cent. oi the train
service between Stamford and New
Haven on week days and on Sundays
the entire passenger train service.
man; hours" amp, .IN 'rwnvrv. -
.snvns‘m
GREENWICH‘. on. 8.—Judge in»
ad for Senator by the Republican
dry.
“I
BIIIS 4-0 Milli“!i .
‘ ll 40 MIG
REMARKABLE RESULTG OF THE
NBW: TISSUE, BUILDER TOMO-
LINE TABLET8. iIN MANY
CASES 0F RUN- DOW-N
MEN AND WOMEN. '
o1 Toucilne Tabletscidow. .
began to think that there was nothing
on errththstcouldlnake Insist.
‘aingioihshopethsttheon
“summonses-stab vii .
oi the United .
“the coming main. will. was auras»
B. Mead or this town. was nominal '
cohvesrtion for the 27th district to-
Prove it Yourself By Buylbp a a...
,llssrurussucceedediu making good . 1.:
mount on thencrth ride oi the s “m mm, s new. m, “m“ ..
liltstheed’ects olthutnew treatment. ‘_,
Molina Tabloid. tor building up oi -‘
weight and lost nerve force. lr acted.
. I more like a miracle than a medicinal"
" aids ;the river. I believe by s »
’ mum To View HOTEL.
Hotel M items the Place for Poiltl.
cal. and Social Gatherings.
it is rsnistsken idea that hotels are
their tor the traveling public
alone. This is not so The New Hotel
Houseboats is esseulrlly a Nor-walk
institution; but it is also a hostelry
where visitors in this city went to go.
because of the most courteous and ex-
cellent treatment they receive
W. Ibslousiocdinneedotr
caster oi social. political and business
Special Display
512. 50 to $30”
activities, but this want is being admin
ably filled in the Hotel Mahackeuio.
Room in this place are bad for the
rating for political or hairless meet-
lWfll.
if you want to cuisines the young
star's birthday “ism!" quglnai:
and novel. a pleasant little dinner as
herrrrngedtor,iollcwedbysdrnpe.
This idea is something new and well
worth this trial.
ThepublicoiNorwslklscordisllyin
vlted to visit the New Hotel Mahacker
me. every eons-may will be extended
for your aomtort and entertainment.
PAVING ‘FOUNDATION Bibs OPEN-
; an.
A epoch meeting at the Bridge Con
structioo Committee was held in the '
Town Court Room. yesterday alter
uses. Bids tor the mention at the
roadway p! the new Washington street
brings wise opened. Four bids were re-
crises. They were train the Mellon-g.
W. CrocfiIett. of Torrington. The bids
have been» sent to the committee’s cons
suiting engineer. J. E. Grenier, ct Bal-
lewest who presented. Wood blocs
will be used for paving purposes when
that much of the work is reached.
YMMV.
The Democratic City Committee inst
last evening in the mayor’s loom. in
the City MI. and discussed plans tor
edbythose prssssttnhold the city
convention. for the purpose at nomine-
ting candidates (or representative. and
dustices of the peace. on Tuesday eve-
nins’ next. in the Town Assembly Hall.
upper Norwrlk. An interesting discus.
sion was held last evening at this
meeting. and indications are that. the
Democratic forces will combine to
make the forthcoming elacuon a note-
his one QM- «
FVUWM W carrot.
CHESHIRE7. Oct. s.——ohas W.
Buns-ts. oi Millard. Representative
from Millard in the last General As~
sembll. was nominated for Senator
by the Fourteenth District Republi.
can convention today.
-'L
)pen every afternoon and
veiling- New ‘pupiisI ac-
" « cepted every day.
, Policy’s
Private Dancing
All thallium Darlene, or the
Two Step and Write Guamnteed in
To private lessons or money reload
e .
Dudley’s New Bullmm.
27 Monroe so. rrel 14134;
Join .mdry
0m R. It. SIA'l‘mN.
Barton Gulls-n1. Brown 0. Hort. Dan , ,.
let I". Tourney. all of this city. and C. .
timers. lid. who will ascertain the _
DEMOOMTIO WVENTION NEXT
Mintzs
Fine Suits
. Coal. Wood:
spawn in; :1ch I -
jinn ninth; in? 5M
CHILDREN’S GARM oi.
bake and heat, that we I ,
from $14.50 upward. would
look them one: before
Where. For honest ‘
—-—v-—-.——_-- _, —
25¢ torso.
LADii‘ES’ GARMng
25¢ to $1.00;
UN‘ION SUITS
50¢ to $2.001 .
GIRLS’ CARLA-m
see .0 $1.25:
15 Ely in...
.
Privacy Assured Ii
use assortment oi Lin
gene Wrists, drintily cin—
broidei'ed and lace trimmed,
in Mnrqmsettes.
with the new style collar and U
«arose is email an I
. {to winter overhauling
WT.“
star. sears Meals.
sstiil-tliau‘sualcrsh
Wm
museumalll'ordworb.
mun-mm
.Cadilsc Balances. rota nose. 7
swufiarmumumpue‘
m .
Striped; :I‘ ~ .
Voile}: and lawns, made . ' 7 '
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