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_ 7 "Miss Alice E. Splan. at Chestnut
,otigee‘t, downtown,
:«larday in White Plait-.5, N. Y.
The general unselonaiy commuter
fleeting 1.-
J. Il'l‘. 0,. this cit),
ill address the Futrt‘uld County
onion-a .111-112 :11 21 1191112111: to be
:31in in tinnhulx tomoriou
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‘ ‘Rev, John Staplelon. pastor
downtown Congregational chur1-,.11
today in attendance at the national
‘ council of Congregational church,
‘ has held in New limen.
Mrs. George H. A,lle11 of leash:
“sum. is quite ill at 1101- home with
tonsilltis 11nd quinzy throat. Dr. Ma~
‘belle J. Per-1y lsuced the throat this
morning,
Clinton C: Hubbell, engineer for the
:0”? on the Washington street bridge
.1Masou Gold. employed at the Jacobs
shoe facto1y, had his right hand badly
Mediated yesterday afternoon while
Mat work The member got caught in
a. machine. Dr. G. E. Cram attended
to the injury.
~Ervfin's new lecture on “Pictures-
que California" at the South Norwalk
3Conz. church, to night, Oct. 261‘1, at
"B 11). n1. Tickets the, two for 251:.
2 .......,'i‘he National
. the business transacted at. the recent
national convention. was read at the
fray ripening -of *Progress Forum last
' - evening. Two applications were. re-
; lved. The inltatory degree will be
worked next Monday evening.
I" ,1»:
‘ Brown 8; Hoyt, Washington street
contractors, have received the con‘
tract. for a big Job for the Standard
,‘Oll company, of New York. This in-
‘-’*'-"‘¢11‘111e11‘ the building of the. foundations
“for: two large tanks at Gteenuich, lay-
311g Belgian block roadway, calcit-
basins, drains. brick work and other
”things necessary. The firm has also
. received the contract for building a
Mr. and Mrs. Finley J. Sl1epa1d.of
- New lork (Miss Helen Gould) have
~ been in Clinton trying the new or
gas in the Episcopal church of the
Holy Advent in that town. which
has. been placed there throng” the
-generosity of Mr. Shepard in mem-
ory of his father, the Rev. Peter F.
Shepard. for many years rector of
the church- The organ is to be con-
secrated- Friday. November 6, when
:Mr. and _Mrs_. ~Shepard will be pres
Mode 1230 South Norwatk, Conn.
was a visitor yes-
the South Namath Baptist .
church will be held tomorrow ewnin; -
of the
is?
be-
Bulletln, concerning 1
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TWO Gold Medals—Hi ghost Award
Gle’nwood Rangesare the pmduct of New England’s largest
and best known foundr. They are designe by makers of
life-long experience. hey weigh more, are put together
better and burn less fuel than most ranges. The castings are,
wonderfully smooth and easy to keep clean.
Tlgdv are handsome, convenient and mechanicall right—no
m cm feature lacking. Smooth cast, Colonial esign. plain
I
at The Panama Ex 10s1t10n. 1915
finish compact structure, big
J
Gleanood Coal Ranges, Gas Ranges, Furnaces and Heaters, arVardcd Two Gold Medals, at the
Pension-Pacific International Exposition, San Premiere, Cal., 1915.
roomy ovens, easy working
grates and countless other features.
Owing
to their sturdy construction and line workmanship,
they“x will stand hard usage, do better work and last: much long-
er than the ordinary kind.
They certainly do "Make Cooking and Baking Easy".
Get one and make housekeeping drudgelcss. ,1
, ' The A. J. Collins 00.. So. Norwallt
BUSINESS M EN’S DINNER.
The directors of the Chamber
tommerce met last night and voted
In hold the Business Men‘s dinner ml
the Hotel Mahackcmo, November 2.
The committee on arrangements for
the altnir announced today that Frank
J. Raymond. representing the Nations;
al Dry Goods Assoclntion, will be the:
principal speaker. Other speakers will
be on hand and a discussion of the
local business matters will be partici~ rel, and he asked them to explain their
pated in. The public is invited to nt- right to hunt on the farm. Rieno con-
tend. signed him to a warmer climate. and
ilhen held him tip at the point of the
1 sl.10tguu Lundln didn‘ t. flinch. however.-
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lWll IlAlllN lllllllfllS Bill
fAllltllANIJ lillll tillll Blill
(Continued From First Page.)
FREIGHT CARS FOR RUSSIA.
PITTSBURGH, 0ct..
31991 Car Company having completed head ulth the butt of a revolver held
an order for 7.501) steel freight carniby the latter He managed to grab the
for the Russian Government yester. barrel of the shotgun, both men pound-
day closed a contract for an addition- Ie‘.‘ him with their “815 and his .hoki
al 3 500.1 was broken.
.. .,.__._____._____ 1 Rieno then stepped back and brought
' 'NS WORLD'S Typgwm-l-ER RE the min down with full force on top of
CORD. 1Lundins cranium. The cartridge . in
1.11:.- i ORIK, Oct" iii—Miss lar Ione barrel exploded and the shots were
garet B. 011 en, of New York, has again scattered about the farm yard. Lundin
“on me worlds record as a type. - was felled, and when the Wilkes broth-
1. riter operator and the $1, 000 trophy ers ran to his assistance they believe?
uhich goes with the title Ina eon- Ihe had been murdered A hurry “.1
test here yesterday Miss Owen main- ' was sentf or the police and Court 0m"
er Finnegan was despatched to
.1. .
tlrst when he run into the farm house
0160. fill. Brothwell about a mile from
eriey farm. to seek shelter from'
Wilkes. who was last gaining on him.
He slammed the door shut and held
it fora minute, and during the inter-
vall managed to get rid of therevdlw
er. He was caught and denied having
had a revolver. but as he had turned
:and pointed it at Wilkes while fleeing.
search was found under a sofa pillow
where Spalinno had thrown it alter
entering the house it was fully load-
ed.
Captured When Disabled.
Rieno had a longer start on the oth-
tured. He had crossed the Haines' I
farm, where a murder was committed.
some weeks ago, and had doubled;
around into Hopkins' swamp. Hts pro- 1
grass was interfered with by the shot-
gun, and he threw it aw ay somewhere
in his flight. .Whlle crossing . theI
swamp he stumbled on a rolling stone. 1
was thrown and, sprained a knee. 3
Wilkes captured him and held him un
til the police, who ,had been directed
after them by neighbors. appeared and.
relieved 111111.01 his charge. _' t
When Rie’no and Spallane were tak‘
TWENTY-Six HARD .,WINTERB
.1 COMING. .
PARIS, Oct. 26.-The world's rain
cycle beginning in 1902, which the
French meteorological authority, Abbe
Moreaux. Director of the Bourges 0b-
servatory, predicted as life result of
his study of the sun's face, is now. the
Abbe says, ended. He forecasts a
series. though not perhaps quite un-
broken. of twenty-six hard winters,
beginning the present year.
— ._.._.
“Do you think the next election is
1' going your way?"
“I don’t think anything abotit that.’
6?" became but walked to“ 11rd mm“)- when he was er Wilkes brother. and had gotten well "39”“ Senator Sorghum "1 1n ”“5"3’
known here today that the Pressed set .upon I): SDallano and struck on the mm ,ha Trumbull wood, berm cap revtstng my opinions and trying to so
its way ."——-Washington Star. ..
Linonine
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‘* ~‘ "5* 9 ”~16: Junta-u: ’v .m;..:-.
ENDAY, OCT. 26, 19:5
"was. s ‘-
991’- lloyt’s Theatre.
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A range that is fully guaranteed by the manufac-
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Baby Carriages
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812138 Beds
139.511 to
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The largest assortment
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A large assortment, very reasonably priced from
$1.00 to $7.00
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It: is not exposed to. the
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We carry the best coal to be obtained and charge no
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Tell us your heating problem and we will tell you what
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out.
en before Lieut. 'Bianslleld. at police most stubborn cases, and the world of'
headquarters they denied that they medicine knows no surer curative ag-
tained for an hour an average of 136 the'
words a minute: .11 er previous r aco 3% 1 farm with instruction to pick up fiber
was 132 words arminute. ”0““an on the way. were the men'who had assaulted Lun- out for bronchial atlllcttons than Lin-
STEAMER COLORkDO TOWED IN-
TO IPORT:
NEW YORK, Oct. 26. -_-—The Maritime
Exchange today received K dispatch
trpm Charlestown. 15.0., stating that
fine steamer Colorado, which yesterday
was reported on tire oi! Capefilomain,
has been towed to Charleston.
Theodptain and crew of the Colors.-
do were taken oi! their burning ship
by the steamer Swannee when it seem-
lea as 111119 Colorado, which was heav-
y laden wifii cotton. would be totally
destroyed by the fire raging in her
l
-1'wo' CHILDREN HAD GROUP
The two children or J. W. Nix, Cleve-
land, 00.. had croup Hewrites: ‘Both
got so choked up they could hardly
breathe. i gave them Foieys Honey and
Tar and nothing else and it complete
ly cured them." Contains no opiates.
Cuts the phlegm: opens on- passages.
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Hams 81 Gans ”933‘"
WATER STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
A11 divisions-£50, 501:. .1.
L. , a
BU [Y 1i *
ll. Willie; Steam bye-lag & Cleaning (:0
PomflykmnammmmnsCGInnmcc. 7‘
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annulment ~ tumor.” ammonia-Inna
lf a building irto stand the elements and the. other
many ravages of time, it must have a firm foundation.
‘ . You must build your fortune as you would a build-
ing—shave a firm inundafiom- a: . ' 111 mg
{the l cal foundation for your fortune' 1s a Sailings
‘ it your dollars can add the resulted
their shorts to your own. »
--Don_'t wait until have 1AJWO mt no spin.“
‘- ..nc¢onnr-one do ir will start it. You have that ‘
NOW .
surname countr session.
BRIDGEPon'l‘. Oct. 2e.——’l‘he Octo-
ber term or the Supreme Court of En
rot-s opened hers in morning with
V.~r
William «F'. oswaid, of New York. Caught infirm House. din.,'l‘hey insisted that Lundln had mine. When the throat is parched and
won the amateur half hour. contest Immediately after assaulting Lundin made a terrible mistake, Rieno saying the lungs acre with severe colds theI"
ute. Miss Hortense Stonmttz wonin woods and Spaliano fleeing along the He was garbed in hunting costume and haves this conditions.“ the other in-
the novice class by writing an aver- roadway The Wilkes brothers save 29 loaded 111191111 were round in his gradients set to work to remove the
after Rleno. and Benjamin following had a. gun, and refused to explain the sue.
Spallano The latter W115 captured shells. Dundln positively identified AND IT DOESN’T HARPER. WHAT
him, and they were held. IININE IS WHAT YOU WANT.
It developed that neither had a huntI
charge of assault, they were charged *
RUB BAcmcHE AWAY! with‘ hunting ytthout having a license
to do so. Spaiisno was also charged ,
instant Relief with a Binnlerlni Bot- cause of buying had the revolver.
tie of Old "St. Jacob's Oil.” Lnndln was taken to the Emergency
have no nerves, therefore can nct‘ quired to close one wound on his head.
cause pain Listen! Your backache 1' Seven] lesser lacerations were dress-
strain, and theequickest relief is sootii- ~
inc. pallets-sting “St. Jacobs Oil." Rub
,Itantly the soreness; 111111111111. and
lameness disappears. Don't stay crippl-
with an average or 137 words a min- the men tied, -Rieno taking to the that he had not even had a shotgun. linseed oil inLinonine promptly re-i
use of 114 words for fifteen minutes chase. 111111111111 A Wilkes settinz off pockets. Even 111... he denied having inflammation from membrane and tls~
them as the men who had assaulted FORM 011‘ COLD YOU HAVE. HIND-
oucfl! ”JMBAco PAIN! lug license, and in addition tb the
with carrying concealed weapons be .
Kidneys cause Backwbe? No! The! hospital. where four stitches ware re.
caused by Lumba‘go. isolation or ,s. ‘94,}.
it right on ”1114111111111 book and in‘
ed "not a small 11131 boils of ‘Bt. m-
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