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NEWS 7
Hansel! fining have removsd'tho premises.
Irlossant street to Spring street
.. the Berond ward.
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o John idiot is expected to return to
P" ,
nest Sitters have received their a. having recovered from an attack of
stall bill from the onlce of the tax on! typhoid fever in Chicago.
éjpetor for the persondl tax.
:. Th3 meeting of the Bible Study
maumnm otVanZantstreot. 01‘" of an...
be reunited to h
mg seLverhl da
,_ with Mrs. Wll Sunday at the close of the session of
. . hm Rose. in New Haydn.
I the Sunday school.
Chyton L Marshall. of the Ores—L
Tllnbwav.
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ter. Hlss
Post We? dALL'L'Ltvl-de
an. lees: Hodgman at weer. L’Ltve'tLM‘L‘m‘ml’
one has. _been.in the Stamford Hospl lnthhe ht“
tal for some“ time, where several op-t
erstions have been performed.
A-
'-.R Carrlngton Kinulng, who has tracks on m m‘ m” breaking
Eonday evening: end will Whores m to see it eon-I
had a myalgoodISme.
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{oer-lotus; exp: terms shone
MraoeorgowuhlnmnIW ogleasehasjuetexplmdinNorotonand
Li's, damsel-moth inlépflbsfi‘yln‘r more
E The Hallowe’en celebrations were
{not oonfingdlo Saturday evehlng. The
Miss Emily Hall of Lenny avenue mum“ "m“ mm“ "9’ m"
assumed the omce of librarian at the Monday night,
Darien Free Library. Miss “rm“ young men, old enough to know bet-
Wlllmott resigned -tbe
his home in Ell-wanna. oven" soon." month’s service.
IIWNEBAY NOV. 3,e9r5
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WES fro;
SAUGATUCK
RW-
Edward llamson has resigned his
position with E. 0. Wash
sprouted. and strangers must see toI (L L11,
Mill. en; mi sleek wine's. where
:Qspp reddes with hls family.
lust been taken over by the‘Ddr
willlnowbemwlt
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ller'bert-Weleb spent Saturday in
Budsoport on s pleasure visit.
t
Mr. and Mrs. l'. E. Lewis otqlpng
Shore Farm are sojourning for a few
dove in the South.
sndmaaybsndsoi
ter. were prowling around. huIntlng
“fun." in ebullEg the trolls)! cars
by putting piles or drlod leaves on the
2the electric circuit They also fired
2WMEEYEAE
been spending the early fall in Nero
too, has returned to Brooklyn. where
stones st electric globes. tried to dtop
automobiles and interfere with pedes-
F. E. Dayton has been chosen man-
ager of the newly formed basket ball
team of the Compo Life Guards
long.
East Avenue Methodist he will remain for some time. but u-
home here after Wm?“ Church will be held on poets to return to Noroton sgstn befall.
triads. The teachers in our schools
might be urged to lay greater stress
Llllss Ruth uncrerlend has returned
Em“ the w 0‘ abiding by 0'" from I. short visit in Hastings: on2the
nu“, folks m “um!” . “W8. and Intuit: the golden rule. It ““50". N. Y.
The members of the Rowsyton trat bent Hood-y night. when the
.1. laundry company. on Sesvlow Mower Club an plump; to max. . jubilee singers of Tuskegee lnstltuto
”1.. w“ a visitor “‘1‘, m at“. “lament 0‘ mu to hu'lml and "u “In: u thhe Comm
. 2 Church snd tell about the lastltnte’s W' “u“
would be well forspsclsl constable-IL ,_
to be on the alert at such seasons toL James [Alvis of New York was a
malts such practices impossible in the week-end guest at Mrs. w. E. Blokes-
lea of Sylvan avenue. .
PEPEIAR AEESEEERIS
“MADAME X”. TODAY.
Without a doubt, stock company
PREECI REE STANDS
M [ML—m W h_ 2smaslr this weelt before the plays 0:
the Charles
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“mills“: ‘ K. Champlin company,
MEL '11th are being offered at the Re-
II .gent Theatre The two presentations
“——-—-- . isosterday, "The Yellow Ticket” at the
The regular monthly business meeLt- matinee and “Today”, in the eventual
ing of the East Norwslk improvementxsttracted very large audiences, and
Association was last evening held at throughout the two performance-l
his home of Mrs. Everett S Bulkle).Ithere was an unmistakable evidence
on it St. John street Various com-10f appreciation of the very excellent
mittees made interesting reports. way in whiclrthe two big successes
The reliéf committee reported xhegwere offered. As on Monday Mr.
helping of a widow with the presen- 'Champlin and Miss Lewis were worm-
tation of a half ton of- coal The l:- A], received but there was also much
blary committee reported gifts ofIgpplause for the other members. of
books from In. James Flynn,MI1-st the company, all of whom playml
John L'Hommedleu. Mrs. D. W. Rar- well. Edmund Breese. of this city,
“03d. “'6 Prank P1985133! and Mrs who played the leading role of "re.
Ralph Gregory day” when the production was odered
The library during October was behind Broadway foqtllghts. attended
open nine afternoons. and durtngthll last evening and was very enthuslwl
“file 2‘9 books were circulséd, abs0-' tic about the way the Champlln com‘
lately 3’06 from an! expense TheL puny offered the piece “It was done
commlltee reported s small cash bah full jpstice by the excellent cast.”
2anee on hand. As remarkable as it Igald Mr. Breese. and this compliment
missions in New York. where they will
F ALL" Med for the sick and needy. Any
Lnew telephone pole he been Chattibutlonp "m be gladly received
meted in front of the Murphy Mod: 2" a“ “Ml-t Bum School room
fl East Washington street. in the on Friday lfterhoon, Nov" 5.
blow of one that was in daily danger M
or toppling over to the risk of the IRECKLS” “0“”me I
m, 0. 9.5.8.5.... O'ramsv JAILED sv
' FAIRFlELD JUSTICE
Ir. and Mrs. Lester Burr, of East FAIRFIELD NOV 3.2—Joy-rldlng in
Norwalk. who were married two weeks Falrfield ‘3 an expensive matter as
. , We grandmother. Mrs. William HI led when he faced Justice Bacon
Ioblnsnnof the Upper Parish, Weston. fWakLemun. in the court at Foirfleld
. 1min! to East Norwslk Sunday yesterday morning. He was handed a
« evening. 2 fine of $100 and costs and sentenced
.. I” spend twb days in jail asst result
I The street department will fill intof "'8 escapade that cost the better
“a. cement a stretch of roadway, ‘part of a large eight—cylinder Cadil-
m the permanent pavements 011le condemned two companions from
15. mull of business blocks In," the lug fountain in the center of the town
”preach of the Washington streetveafly yesterday morning.
”3% . .l Charged with reckless driving, in-
‘2 Itoxlcatlon and breach of the peace,
"Me high wind yesterday was par ImulePI’leldi‘d Slim! and asserted.
may” annoying- .to pedsstrlans onfthe verdict paying his line and going
{”2 new bridge and td’ the occupants'm jail without an spoon-l His com-
, {Ishturdsy afternoon. taking lessons in
an were week-end guests of Mrs. me“ Him"- 0' RW'YAOII. dlgcmvern
I ”It street and the curbs in front of the c" and nearly smashed the drink-I
of stdl'bs near the approach on the pontoon, RM" SW” and S Psu~
2 In: side. The bridge W! MM- 8180 of Revenue. peld fines of
More sprinkled. that the swirling
L Monarch bed the dirt on ’the"3 “ch 4
work taking a collection in its futon.
est. 2
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:“daager” signs put up on the bill at
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Ito the steering wheel of s new Ford. on the Post road. at Norman, it that
therebnolisbtonthsmatnight. and
ihow to control the csntskarous ahlo
cent additions to the list of Ford on— 3m time d i“ 0“ "“3 “"9- “3L
era in the town. cannot they have a red unborn like
“l3 "an men” had? Ill (MI Milled
The early closing movement in “1"“ "”0“ men” '9” 01 greater l”-
' Simon W. Cooper was seen dinging W 0‘ the 0“ King's wilr‘
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0.. mt drawback to the new'; Ir. and Mrs. A. L. Hinton have mov-
ed from State street to their new home
in Wilton.
W.
I All auction sale will be held in No-
consequently they are of very little, 1 EeTgrieEogtlltLPe hm” °‘ the "m
a 11
mg]. The 000W “re the mm ['0- lf my. “I. after dark, the NN‘ dell“ I
\
1 Mr. and Mrs. Hahn Flagg have had
as a recent guest their grandson, Hur-
old Gotham of Bridgeport.
town. inaugurated a few weeks ago. vice than “'9 “V ’0'“ and sight; Hrs. Wellies dancing class will
when nearly all the stores deem“; to Hung the red lanterns. Commissioner
close at 6: all each evening. but 8st- WW 1‘ WM. on an Iron arm. on
urdsy. hss received a further impetus. ’0'" 39" L'd‘mf' “SM" “d “N“
for beginning 1.“ 1“ng 5 00 was you and the public ollclals have done
made the closing hour at Stewart's
grocery. . , “crazy” drivers The new signsm
all right, and we feel quite sure that
Dr. A, 1‘ House returned u“. even- they will be appreciated and save life.
ing from a two weeks' trip which Ill-222 W -
eluded Washington. Mahmoud. The A loll? Hallowe’ on party use given
stun. Pinehurst. Aherdeen end south— Mrdev alert by sllu2loeepn1ne
ern Pines. Mrs. House is remslnlng Coulter. u “I. ”“1830? house on the
in Pine Bluff for another couple of Post road. to a mum. all of
weeks. the guest of her father. Rev. whom were ladies. hut, for .fear that
T.N. Lsine. ' someottholnarfladwomon- mightbe
2 lonesome withohtl even tho semblance
Master John Lol-
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your duty. ”L I” as warning the“ slty spent the weekend at his home on
“555m m. of a masculine specimen of the genus
TM automobile “‘ "“9“ hp “ink fifth birthday. Saturday afternoon. by home. one of the guests 3mm! ll yarn]; is ”on to he erected 111'
meet tomorrow evening in the Fable
auditorium.
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Francis 8. Waksmsn of Yale univer-
mlyrtle avenue
John T Adams of State street en-
Rtertainod several friends to dinner
Saturday evening at the Brooklswn
Country club.
Louis Reamer has accepted a posi»
lion with E. c. Wasll.
A new studio is being built by Ern-
est Tier on the Franklin road.
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clouds of dust might not further inter Lu" B K‘rkbfldf’» °‘L Contentment “- entertaining several young friends at I Mill sumac-tonmuu. v-Al‘mt 91 the propel-t, owned by m...
he with comfort. I land.
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AND WHAT I! A LIOY?
. Councilman Irving D. doberman, of}
the Third district. was one of the rep-l
_ mauve East Siders st the: IDol.laI1-II 2 (3:! Oliver Oprdyko)
. II ADI-oer given last night ablheL Hotel (Abtllor'tLlL! ”file Lure of Life." "Amer
‘ .lnhschemo. under the Chamber of Vltsune," 011m ”Bonnets, Etc.)
commerce auspices. ’ ——-—I
2' The "Morning Star" arrived this
“plug at the Ferris Coal Company
. “a, with several hundred tolls of
2 anthracite coal.
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A happy- -go»lucky troublesome all,
who knows but three objects—-
mouth, stomach and self;
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. -—.,—.__I. stun;
. . She next step in improvement for A reckless, malicious and treacher-
-. am of the property owners on East . ous;"bluif "'
Washington street and Fort street is A cyclone of mischief, a masculine
do lay cement sidewalks With the} ~ shrew.
mutton of the new bridge and thoI' With head all shutter. and head all
meat pavement in this vicinity;' sakew;
‘tllo earth sidewalks, which break the
mt walks. at intervals. do not
allow up well in contrast
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and tops .
or of “cops." '
V And then is a boy!
ROWAYTOV And no... ls e a... L
I The radiant agedt of health and of
.i 2 joy. “ l
UQ-ti- 4'2“?!" :4 A gem of fine setting with naught
2 flit-sin Morley has returned to 0" alloy; “
How York after a visit with frle'ndsLL The p routine 0‘ manhood. ”FM
I“. 2 slon of youth— - '
22 I2 . Decides folever 'twlxt falsehood
Hrs. George W. Scott, of Rowayton' and truth
‘2 flames, in visiting relatives in New' The embryo future of world as of
’Iort. ., ~ . I state;
Deder of customs and molder of
fste; “" I
Ir. and. Mrs. Illsrry Beers have glov-
L end from Mrs Mary Jack's house to tom'ised Luniveree, many in oiled
Dal-loll. and Mr... and M".- More]: ..
matador have token possession or ‘ 2 sun. - . i
‘ .3; Anduolnl is. a boy! I
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,flnh' Stiffness ”away with Small Trial
. Iaottla of Old. Fetish-sting - 2(va
‘ “8t. Jacob's IOIII." 2‘ L l
I .‘db‘ Pal I 1.. 3°39“ I 2 .2 . 22/»- {Ml-s, Hsnford Smith. Elihu hrs been
. “€91,293“ Almoit IIIIIIIII'IIII 7°: seriously ill for sever-s1 days. do ”‘74-
”hold soreness, 'stilfnéss. realm“- m L‘ 2 . . 2}
sled pelu follow 9 senile ivhhtng' . “~‘~‘—2""“"2" ’
use 3“va Oil" , ._ 2:3. Hrs. Stephenf Torah gave birth, on
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'to leern the mysteries of the linotypo as. mules. or their
A "'9 0' “main! Whimsical in New vols. has returned to the em- present enjoyed 111e- Coultor‘s hosplt- Florence Neill}
A ””381 °f 5"“5 shots. msrblepufl, Monday morning. use 40 years. lento
I lreland.
Thursday. but. as Master John's pu- stalls. and um numb“ foundl
_“ L'vents took him out of town that day: the mar st tie-1M of' IN! strip”
the festivities were of necessity post. llallowe' on neural were littered. Lat-
poned.
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lites when -Wllsoh. who leerned be phper loosens» swarm W
operate The Revls'w's typesetting ms- nu baths event. m snob guest found
chine over 11 year ago. and later 108 saplato likewise decorated with wildli-
implements. All
ploy of The Review. and began Ion- sble ontortalonient exceedingly.
day morning her former work of put
ting the happenings of the toll into Rev. F‘. w. Vsrhsy of Rockvme Con-
type. ater. L. L. traveling president of the
Eastern Conference of
Kate. wife ~of. Michael J. Thornton Protestant Climb. .arrived at
of the Post road. died at her home church at the Heights. Sunday morn
toendssvor to solve the mlsllll-z
rsgsrlllng the appoint-
after having suffered some time from dos-standing
“'9 “Emma" 0‘ tel-chm the ten Bright's dieeeee “Beside liar linseed. mint of a pastor of that church for I
the ensuing. year. Mr. Vat-hey presch-
10, and three sisters. skin Hartford. ed stills morning sefllcs. and later.
one in Waterbury. and another in after conferring with some of the
church murmured 10' 3'“ “W.
2 '11» Hamilton to he tutor The W"
Herbert Willmott left town last up been gppdntod by theeobtersnee
Tue-any to take a business poaluon committee whlolr mskes the unlin-
at Youngstown. 0. Mrs. Willnlott and merits. but are church people wercin
he? slster-in- Isw. Miss Virginia Will- formed [pm-that Hr. When would
molt 0‘! hello: avenue. expect to fol. be given another appointment. and
she leaves a daughter. Josuphlno.ags
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low shortly. the former to main her, some other minister assigned listen
home there with her husband. and the The letter seemed- not to know of any
letter to visit until homesickness such We. and arrived here
shall drive her back to dear old Dar- about ten ms age. it is expected
ten. that he will shortly become settled in
‘ fills new llsld. div. Hamilton is from
Next Deudday is designated as "Bro- New Jersey, but was for a year pub
A God and a devil.“ a shade and a therbood “Day" among methodists. and tor of the sIllvsl-rsins M. P. Church‘q
all churches of that denomination "...a.....———
which have those men’s organisations palsy Monika of Wilton was round
Iobserve- the occasion enhu‘nlly..1 in guilty 9: cruelly smashing a horse
Lthe long] church. next. Sunday. there in this town. and was dined no “62
will be such a service. with special costs, amounting” tolls .14, who‘ll ar-
music and speeches. The sddreqs of “lg-nod before Justlce Mailman--
the occssloii will be delivered by See ‘dny night. Joseph; Geifney and Con-
rotary Stokes of the Stamford Y. M. stable Wilbur Bates testified in the
IC A. and the Del-Ian Brotherhood cssLe. end allowed met discus hsd
Quartette will sing bought the horse; for no t.I-ems man
w“ named Horst!- tn the Sprlogd‘ale sec-
Mn Duty. who recently bought the you. After proceeding with the sub
Ward homestead on Long Neck Point not for nubile. he realm that he
road. will do extensive remodelling. had made e poor when. for tile
and make the dwelling comfortable home could hardly stand. Mem'
for an all-the-yes‘r-round birdie; The. hembundboed it tolls fats. Millet)!
property has very extensive garden gem“ MEI-without our 2WW1-
and Wonderful grape villas and fruit from the. elements. or. tool! or. are:
trees._-»2 2 t . ... " LwlnLtLdr nearby. Some one sent word
' ‘ "' tothodelegtmemsnd’l‘blrd 80193-2
sorted in ‘lnlll John A. Edit-banks M denotes-
MM
L.wIen:Ito elgreol deal of W}
. Irdsndrulf; cleanses. purines slid invig-
2. crates the scalp. foreve’l- stopping itch;
‘E log and falling hair.
uswmwl‘dmmmfla- tenable-ll
ummmdhm'rl Y. has
v ‘hll home “I “I. Methodist W "005% of m 'm. ”C“. .I. IN” and Rose‘- wuli‘m. f.cfnx the?
iL’l'beL actual anniversary» came onthrdilgb thoehwwmldowh: _
Bang-tuck river.
Miss Ethel Tovsy w has been
ending- scram weeks with. her sie-
nadtowherhoms ob
“endow.
R ThaL engagement of Oakley Wash-
burn of this place to Miss Catherine
of Whitingvllle; Mass.
9 has been snnot'tnced. The date for thei‘
I wedding hornet been made known.
i
At the meeting of Aspotuck lodge.
n1. lothodls‘t. K. of P.. last Monday nigth the reportI
'ot the dole lbs to the orled lodge “will mt Now-ll: lively during “on “name“. .
the, n I the WW monthp N. at the same :1 worth while produc
transacted after which a vacuum Idding p the Combunity Hall
.'.sts reed. Other important business
was
'hour was enjoyed.
5‘
The sound! meeting and exhibition
of the garments of the Needlework
guild will be .held Thursday afternoon
It 3 o'clock. Mrs. Moore, secretary
'of Bt. disry‘s Night Refuse of New
'York will speak on the work or the
‘llefugs and Working Glrls' Home in
that city. The exhibition is open to
the jubilee and um be meet lnterest~_
III.
—Tl-l! sss'r enormous . “
m enema by sdrefllsi'ag to the
”-0 employers. The Sentinel reaobso
-e 1- Norwalk and vicinity.
ERASTWS'IRYE'
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I’d-lair Stops Failing .OLut .sild Gets.
l _2 Thick, Wavy, strong ,end
’ ' medium. .
. Your heft becomes light. wavy duf-
ly. abundant and appeal-Ions soft. lus-
2.21m 11d beautiful as a. young girl’s pf
tel-5d *Dsruderlne heir clesnsefi Just
.tryI mid—moisten s cloth with a little
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may appear the library has only cost.
rent expenses being met with lees on
over-due books.
Thirty three garments
school committee.
that the . hedge around the cemetery
condition by an honorary member.
The greater part of the evening was
spent in the..dlscusslon of the build-
iug committee‘s report. This showed
how the members had labored long
and earnestly to present the matter
lightened manner. A geneysl discus-
sion was held concerning the leport.
it was voted to, ask the committee
.to centlnue ltIstork. using its best
judgment as to the, Jnsnuer of proce
dure. and. ma if they can'not procure
dgures at“
present Add on... needs of East Nor
.wslp. at: In lowgri figure than the one
p 111, M lIllght's meeting.
I There was much harmony at the
and 'three'
pairs of shoes were distributed by the
it was announced'
has been trimmed and kept in good
of the Community Hall building be:'
fore the association in the most en!
-ldoqusie to the '
from s star of his prominence, does
,Lbut to all of the shows to be presented
Lduringnthe remainder of the engage-
.ment. ,Today. matinee and night pop.
ulsr requests will be satisfied by that
presentation of the biggest 'of New.
York successes. “Madame X." in this
number. the company appevrs at in!
3m“ "5 inception “’0‘“ “- 50- cm"'not apply to last evening' s play alone. \
best. and there is sure to be lerFeIaLudc; '
lences. “The Ninety and Nine" will
be presented Thursday matinee 11ml .
night; "The Rosary” Friday matinee
andnlght: :‘Tbe Burglar and the
Lady" for Saturday matinee, 3T"
“The Lamb and the :Brute" Saturday
night. The advance sale of sents for
the remainder of the week, indicate
that the audienceshwlll be very large.
and that capacity houses will see ev-
ery show. Saturday matinee seats
will be reserved. Following the close
of the Champlin engagement this
weelLt, pictures will return to . the
Regent. and an especially attractive
bill will be offered next week. 011
Wednesday. November 10 the big
Paramount success “Hypocrites” Lwlll
' " the build!“ of Community Hall.
1 he mutter of procuring funds.ss
lnr in Broobfnn 2. . 2
T” "ILL L' "' ’ ‘ L 'L‘I'ts‘nml'flom- bdrm; ”WW" -.
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2 is“ to he started on the railroadsof’
New England, and requests for such. ”used A” G A Selleclt. on the 0“" 2
increases. will be presented the New ”km“ °‘ the “”an V“ burned during ,
L ing' the "big live" orgshls’ations on‘
detecting ”The building is needed bu
Iths general feeling among the mem-
bers of the association is that the}
cabinet 'seeuhle too met at financial
.buflenylild do would that-elm seem‘
Iadvflllieflem- -the tsunami coman
Ites WWI-e intonation relative to
be presented. and despite reports to
the contrary, there will positively be
no advance of prices. On Thursday. .2
November ll Edmund Breese will. be
presented by Metro in the film adopts}
lieu of Robert W. Service's poem.
“The 80113.0! the Wage Slave.” scenes,
of which were made in Nor-walk o"
well us Information
H was touched up Ipreese “In”, W en to better
i
(lifts of money were reported front
61le Russell met. It». Wlllinbll
'Ll Earle. 8. hederlck Taylor and R.
Luscobold
I The fact that the fellow outsells of
the association members have. shown:
their interept in the work by the giv-
ling of gifts proves most encouraging.
The entertslnment- committee hael
inert things under consideration for
"Adele." the widely known lll
g-comedy. will be offered at. the llegcnl
Theatre on Friday evening. Note-as
ber 12. The advance sale of seats will
begin Saturday of this week. Nor-
2waIll1ers will shortly have the pleasure
of seeing at
IFsrrsr lrl' “Carmen." running this
{week at the Strand Theatre in New
ILgYorli exclusivelmi Miss ll‘srrar’s ls
Iand no
a.—
fund.
Althoesh sleet odor-ts on the» pert'
of the assoolatlon are being put for-
ward in hehslffif the erection of Com
munlty Hall. the members are not
overlooking their work along other
lines. as the reports of “LO reliefn’
school. library and other conunittees
will veryw well show.
RAND «BEE l0
ASE SERREER Ell
ARE WERNER“
A movement for an elght- hour day
and double pay for all over time work
MURDERER FILES APPEAL.
WIWTED. _ 001111.. Nov. 3.—Coun-
sol to”: lease N. Williams. of Bridge-
port. and Harry lIloe. of Pougb'keepslc,
N. Y" sentlnbbd to be hanged at
I-Wethersflbld on December 8, for mur—
tier of County Cotilldssloner tr. 151
Case. have filed an appeal to the Sn-
{parlor Court of Errors. The appeal .
,g'scts a stay as it is not thought the
iappesl can be perfected. and ergo-2
lofthe Supreme Court. The mouse in
ILthe case was robbery. and Mr. Case
was killed by being Ih'm-‘ll- b!
excl. it occurred on November 28
last. ‘ -
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slums; BARN BURNEDt
SALISBURY. Conn... N61; 8-.——A:
-barn owned ;by Mrs. Mary Bower and
Enron. Boston and Maine. and 303- '52“ night. Selleclr's loss was'_ ”-000
so short that is eupected t‘o ‘gpread to cows. sixty. barrels °f 1"““99 and
all the lath-odds in the country Lsmln Isnd tools.
Thousands or delegates rebrosdst-LI ““9
Ell!) All Ellllll
to be thoroughly in s purhy with fium LfRLOM com
the movement. The vol-king details ‘
the rsllroads met in Boston‘recently
and foi-mulsted the plan. Men wot-lt-
Ilng on the New Haven road are Issid
Donner-lilo and carefully draw itI
,flhl'oukl} ydur hs'lr. taking one small' 53‘9“}! 01 the W he" slid
strand at h tune . This will cleans‘eL thb
hair or dust: dirt a'Lnd excessive. .LpiLl
and. in just a few moments y_LoLu have
doubled the beauty of your hair-L .
Bebidestssdtifyldg the hall- at once,
Dpnderlne dissolves every particle of
that what will put... you most viill
fills after h. few weeks' use when you
will actually see? new sir-henna and
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of the plan are to be handled) the «Pepe, oel'd Compound? Ends a Cold
11110111 ,. or Grippe in a Few Hours. ‘
presented to the mensgements of the.- Your cold will brash and all grime
“AW“ L ”’L L‘. ,mlséry end Letter taking a dose of
lldilrosd men have been discusslng I'fPlipe’s Cold Compodnd" every twoai
the mall for weeks. '11! L _ meet-L hoursL until three does are taken.
ills see to hove been New 11 promptly opens cloggedup noe—
York lid delegates
theNusteaLd, the men in 305- steps nasty dichsrge oIr hose running.
too abd drew up resolutions similar to relieves sick headache, dullnes. lover-
thorn pupil-ed recently by workergNnI lsbness. sore throstL, sneezingpeornetls
the textile industries; ITliésIe Insolu- sud stiffness.
lions apply to all me ’ - '
sound work of inert ruins. ‘
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a’ssllort time ago. Of this picture Mr. . ,
the Regent. Geraldine ‘L
one should miss it. _ , I,
tell and Albany as the initial “an In which embraced three hot-sci: four ‘ L L
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Norwalk Chronicler