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M‘sa-m.--
Ira. William J. Firming. Jr .-
Mansfield tt-rflilt‘, i-utcrtaizied a num
ber of irivnus at cards 1*in a ter
noon.
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Mrs. Lot (idiotic: of liro'iiiride are I
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Tho schooner, Colin 0. Baker. load-
the Addie V 2nd, Saturday after-
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Pu! Radsimanowski
Quinton! this morning, where he has
W a position with the branch
d 1‘0 Bouthm New Eug‘and Tt‘le‘
”on Company in that city.
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W 1“. Smith enjoyed a day‘w
”tit otter omelt Batu day The
part did ml liitc ffl‘ Mr. Smith a d
m My“ home with an empty
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new autumn took a party fls‘i-
, [OWN-y in his lunch. They
”More! did not bite yesterday. it
We that the valor is getting
cold for 'than. The usual large
m wore aiming at of Roton
Wat-n wum Point docks.
(main Carl Andi-Hon has hauled
fit: “(it “not out ol’ the water
r .6 winter. Tho boat will be
ifittfrlinuled and put into condition for
in! spring.
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.80“!!! Roof was a mecca for fish-
«Arman ”steamy. lilaok nah bit sav-
Wr II did ntripod bRFR. Among
mum fished the reef were Rich-
;flpdricks with a party from
who?! and Judgo'Joliu .l’. Walsh and
5’. Both parties made My catch-
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KT“. weekly meeting! of the Third
Mrict Commissionch will be held
tuning in the Iltayviow avenue
,f ,Q'strio innit plant. rmn the ru-
p'fo that are floating around there
' .izolng to be something extraordin-
, ‘ doing- at the mutating. The ncw
.10 purchased for the use of the
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«idiom-it’s wagon had 1 narrow cs-
. “o from a collision with an auto
firm by Samuel Steward. yesterday.
.' “Mine was coming down Key-
li'gi'l'uon and Harper‘s wagon was
t to turn the corner of the some
. j Hr. Steward did not notice
gm and wagon until he was
os top of it. ‘Ho quickly shut
(“this power and applied the brakes.
‘f’o'imachlno stopped short. and when
”it: the wagon did no damage.
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gilt“ Harry Hoyt, of Brooklyn, is
“tl‘flm-n tow. daya with her son. ii.
' liltloyt, of Pine Point.
‘. George W. Stevens and
, . Mina loin 1‘. Stevens. of
may direct. have been visiting
' .8“! York city.
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‘ Point, is being repaired and re-
at. Mr. Hoyt is nndauntcd by
“F, “has and enacts to re-
haro ,all winter.
gm tongue or the audio
‘ W church will hold a
" fut memo mug in the «ham.
"fju' W“. do untied of u good
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l‘ .. _ m U“ it! been at»
V without neural months with
' ., .mgriu tie-6. um-
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journeyed to ‘
‘ ' t has armed and will be put into
”Magnum-u,
Ia few day». in '3 rivcovert’d ho yuic .f
2and is ahlr to iw outdoors again.
Miro; N E. Sliriwr was acting 8F
llibrarian at the liaricn F or Libra yl
last week. Miss Emily i‘ali the l
‘3‘ m Pull. W” NW9“ to NOW‘I‘ b'nrinn. li:-.< been aufiering from a‘ '
sprained ankle.
A "par-mi par-t social” wil‘ be hcl‘ a
the (‘ongrcguiunai Church that; ro
owning.
0d. the admission fee of 2'. routs rut-5
(cring thcir rod. Pics “ill be on .nlc
Nothing i‘t‘lnfli‘liiib'.“ about inn r'iw-‘kal'h. acco'dlnq to wireless rc
ruuiil ten-y story, illlllki Edwin Ml‘ on
lioylo. That only told of a down
iiorriou. Mr. Rnylc's family hai thou
for Sllppr‘l‘ loci Monday night, right
ifrom their own garden.
A number of ile‘nhts folks wlo are
lnlt‘l'm’lf‘d in the progress of the M.
P. (‘hurvh in that sci-ii n :zs‘lie-rcd
fi‘uc-dny evcninu and have its new
pastor, Rev. (lemge B. Ogden. a To.
cwittou. llcniurlia wore made by
'iov. Murmy liuuiiliou the reilring
" "* who is atlii a resident of the
liloiglitS.
R. S. l‘ui-ly, who. liming been chair-
man, was directed 5 y tlic town much
“VI, to cir- t :1 omiiiiiitcc in work it lt‘i
the Hill 'ii on and school bo‘rd in lliu
scicrilmi of it hit-1 for t‘utrcntu‘vnlii-
ed school at Norman Heights namol
llic mmmiliue Priilur .1 f'i'lmvv' W
\Y. Hart. of tho Rcwuvmn
""llll M. \‘.'t ”‘11. of' the Sprliig‘nio
vcct'mi air“ F'hnrles S. Forhrs, of tho
chig‘hta section.
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hnrlcn lmd ihrcp salon of rcn‘ cv-
lnio lust \iri-l'. with ‘l"'i"l!:lR"ti or $3.»
.075. For thc accord \"Wk of North -
lwr, 1915, there Wm: only our rain of
uropcrty und morirunoa of MN!)
'net wrol‘s salon \vrxo‘ "
rota cl iii to (‘uran Rorsa, Hoyt
circuit: l'nililnv “can. to Grimm
Wooduard ct nl Spring street:
Vnn Renssclcar Pooloy M iii to G. J.
Corell et al. King‘u iiioliway,
A-lecu or
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liarion Gmnnc hold iii: election or
Eol‘flccrs on Thurrday night. at
home of Roy 0. Lester. on the Post
road. The officers-elect are as M'-
lown: Roy C. Loner, muster: Jame:
A. lilaoCummond. overrecr: “void 8.
Morchouao. lecturer: ll. H. Raymond.
steward: C. W. Morcliouse assiu'nn'
steward: R. M. Quackonliush. ratc-
kcepor: ll. 13. Cooke, tronsurcr: Ilvro'i
i‘anirell. necrcinry: Mrs. J. A. Mac
(‘nmmnnii Ccrcu; Mrs. H. L. Giilt‘lli‘é‘.
Mrs. ll. ii. Ranomi: Flora; Mrs. .i.
ii. ltunicrn, lady assistant steward.
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As was expected tickcts to the com
plinicntiiry dinner which will be given
to Congrcsamnn‘Ebc-nczcr J. Hill, in
.the Town Assembly Hall in Wall
lat-cat. Thursday evening, have sold
in! an amazingly rapid ratc, and arc
xnow ornrcc articles. A iew however
trumniu on hand audit would be to
tho advantage of everyone who has
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1; Am‘iO-Oemn (tom h b
"" xcfioo. the [union
‘t‘w announced todly.
' e 3"“i‘ns are Kitten tllc
' "h’l’e of honor by the
"f" ' owoe's hi discussing the
“’ "Mirth. The capture of
‘iv the Serbians and
”""l 73"an‘c to Hill 1378.
..» Orr-7‘1 tn, pillafll’iafll’ 0“"
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.ermsnyjc about to follow up
"Cr dcc‘antion of Polish indepen-
dence with a similar announce—
~ent rewarding “mu-nil. ac-
éw‘nw to dispatches from S-vit'-
"land to the mornin! newspapers
'n Paris. The disoatchea any that}
had not been at City Hall and that n
nu I dellberato lie or a put-twat
Joke.
1“ Boston corrcrpondcnt of one
for sending out the story of the en-
guement whcn the dvnl‘dln
made. The registrar. however, iden-
m'ouhl-h ”it“
‘0‘” “1 Mikhail-enum- Mint
m h m CWuVMth-seim-ut
”handyman-up“ m-h snub-l .- m u» out
”Mammalian-mu. In. inhuman an
be. M in flown-inn thud-(mud the MU!) “tum,“ “M
"‘0 deportation of Belgian cl ‘-'u "outrage.“ Ir. run we In '
prua association was rcpriiuaudedi
Wl'lel
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no N‘.‘ \‘orl onion. Frank'
Henry linulmd, ul
iwniic Plume. won caught over the
Cullhri‘lll‘ul line, yesterday by (ionic1
Warden Wilbur P. Smith and iwpu‘y"
imm‘ Warden Ledger Edmundr. o!
'Notwalk. Complaint had bvcn made
to Mr. Smith that New York hunters
lhnd a habit of coming ut'l‘Ot‘B thc‘1
border and poaching on the Connecti-
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"to: tilt ll
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M the Kit!!!” It Once Whoa
lull hum or Itaddn goth.
on
350 mm m‘ \suuion
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\\ Lu r..l
regularly can out» a moi. hr I r
flushing the bulb. )s (M l ...~h .iti_ ,
ways a well-known suihoiiiy. Mm!
forms uric acid wit-i. clogs l‘t“ imi-
nc—y pores so lhry aliigziphly tilii-r ct‘
drain only part of the warle srd poi-
sons from the blood. lht'n yin get
14.. Mix: ".9, the German-n1“
iiwircshu'eu'n will hc s rv'
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onot'm: :
tho .
‘ Wine 0’ retreat along the Pri-
-‘ -.- v-ai-i‘erel the mair
’ r ‘ the thirty eVa’Il‘
.. ,r ti." |.:,‘,_
"v (mini-«i .incists th"
‘he new iii-to. will prob-“l" "-
e‘vc Drinr- ”ital "fie“hh I“-
md EM of the mmror, aQ it‘
~river-clam and M“ lor'ri a tant-
af 0L. “pr-nan pmnio. nylth '-
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.4... An-__ anus “q“, 3""a'l"
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"""l “'4" ‘i infinit- Tillonaslll‘ 21 n 1*“... “at“; l”) t“,. 0‘ pauar”
a..-“ a. ,3 r., . ‘ t'imrp ffl \vewohln 5r SaVon‘U‘ A“ in The can. 0!
‘m n“ "we... I " “0‘9““ “‘c d‘fiflatmefi 2'” t'"
‘rnm the la'v'r
'n'v'h f‘\r\-y ,.:.i«1 that the BII‘qar'
”In vvvzrznnx Fuel of fhg Corn"
‘ ‘ Lu- ‘--’t"-~\‘rn«1 ""4 pkg f'an
‘:-' nun?!" nnnn-d M the Mlle"
a”, no,“ 5'1 t“! PPC‘tl’Vl nf Oh
"E‘Il gO-IOQ “I" b! ”1! ffl-""“i“"‘
J a '.:“‘H5Hibn nrmv On 5'4“ n“
4-r l“ir'tl "arsh'd "o"~ "‘l‘d‘”
‘iuror. l‘. it! M'i'fintc" “11‘ "‘h
”in ”k «L an ..
i no .1 en'rarn-r' "ama roum rci-o “n my, men
nnw‘luneno n‘ g1lnn'11 Th“ f". . , . .
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”“ 5‘ l ‘0'1""‘¢"d a HELEN KELLER Enos
«Yaprlll CLO-“inc l‘fe B‘l‘JcrlnfltV r’
"""""i font": in vi‘w nf (‘1- far
”H‘H“ "t‘rNWM Whldi h’ld beer
‘r“‘cd around the rip].
The Awwrimri st‘mmshin Si
Engagement to Her Secretary Broke.
in Response to Teachers Rica .
BOETON, Nov. 20.—~llelcn Keller.
tilt? iaiiious deal and blind “Uinu.
.nom urveiupwcnt of the [mini t
spicch despite her handicaps hu.
admonished the world, has refused a
....iai ca oer in response to
the plexus of the woman who laugh
her to talk, Mrs. John A. Macy.
Miss Keller was engaged to Peter
Pagan .n young socialist, who be»
came acquainted with her win-n h
was a reporter for a Benton news
papei and who was afterward t‘lli-
played by her as acc.etury. Romano.
cnmc into Mias Kellcr‘a lite much
against the wiohoo of her mentor.
Mru. Macy ,whone opposition in lii
pupil's marriage was based not upon
scliialinasu but because the believed
that it would hinder the {minor dw
vclopmcut of a marvelous girl. And
so the romance has been ahiitic (Ad.
Mr. Fagsn icti last night for Toni
pa. Flu" after adding another dvnial
to the many made by himself and
Mrs. Macy during the day that there
hao been any romance at all. llc also
realised that it was best for Mini
Kellez's luturonhat all thoughts of
montage bc'nbandoned nnd “
nicd ihnt it ever had boon oontbm-
onr‘s rcce‘vrvl in Berlin. is strand
lfld on the East Goodwin unfit
to'
help, The officers of the Si‘ieri?
isay it is i‘n‘pos‘ible to launch
:borts. owing to the beam, seas.
The rctrcfit o‘ the Get-“amt
Bulgarian force from Monastir in
‘h- direction of “film is a d‘
bscle, says a dispatch to the
whales“ Prev- in London {to
”om: tod'W. The “menu troop
are p‘irstiinw the "coin“: for an”
have occupied vi‘lages north of
- Monastir. taking prisoners as they
ad’mmcd. the dispatch adds.
The Serbinns accordinq to
these advicee. are delaying enter-
inw Mon'ist‘r because. of the fit"
and exulosions which have vir-
tuallv destroyed the City frO'
which the population has fled.
Thousand" of n““‘Mar wirl
0'": “id rlwz'r child-en are to l"
:‘r'nci‘orird in Canada with W
cvnc‘tnt‘nn thrt "m" 0‘ th
women will be married to Can’-
Ai-m {await-rig nrrord'nrr to plan-
nutlincd ‘ii Cbimoo rods" b" D“
"id Lamb 0‘ Lnn'lm Commir
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made :- iour of Canada. said hc
had rcrcivc'l FS“'I’"ll"(‘S of t“'
support of the plan from both the
(‘fir'vlhn and the British govern
merits. ‘
“"t the clone of the war.” in-
sa‘d. "an will return fro“
trcnclics. evocciinq‘. with reason
that the old positions now Filo.”
bv women. will bc oven to them.
But women. errzc‘i'llv v'ido"s
with children will not willinglv
give them up."
Mr. Lamb and that the demand
'lor the privilege oi such emina-
tion is such as to enable the army
Ito eclect oniv tliMe suited phvsi—
lcall" and mentallv‘ to be good
colonisiq‘. He nrl'led that no wo-
lmnn will he placed aboard shin
tuntii arrangements had been
made for her employment.
“lied troops have been com-
pletely Victorious on the Mace-
donian front from
Ccrna to Lake Presby. according the Boston City Hall tor a licenae.
('dllOl‘ of a Boston paper with which
ho had been connected and [or which
Mm. Mncy's husband had burn iii
my editor. lie told the editor that
he and Mills Keller were deeply in
love with cach other and that they
can-ed to bc married in nocrct. They
piunncd n literury career and Miss
Kciicx who to abandon the iectu 9.
held in which Mrs. Macy was her
necessary interpreter. Mrs. Macy
had made known her opposition to
tho romance and they sought to be
married in scorct and surprise her.
to thc inevitable. They thought thnt
knowledge or not nt itll.
The editor diplomatically refund
to iziie his aid to .1 secret marriage.
M~-. Pagan then said that ho inicnd»
cd to.go ahead and would give the
paper an exclusive story. when the
to announCemcnt made by thefthr: application being signedby hlm~‘
French War Office'this aftcmoon.i soil and. Miss Keller her handwrit-
‘Thc French offictal communion—l mg bring distlnmiishcd by the neon.
tron on the prowess of hostiliticsliinr blind writers. He bosought the
0“ the front 5"- France. issued '5th secrecy of the registrar, but it was
GECRET BETROTH Al. ‘
hoiwlng that she would .be won over
the marriage must be without her.
the river marriage took place. He applied at:
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iifitd the applicant for the license as
“can
Mr, Pagan took his departure iani
night on the steamer t‘ity of Aurustn
ul' Tampa to spend the winter with
'0 have performed the warring-
ceioinony for the Couple in ant Bos-
He :aaiicd alone insiold of tak
ing a bride with him as be “flooded
Mr. Fugan announced that he haul
lei‘t Miss Kcller’s cinploy. Fuzuu i=
29 years old and seven years younao
than his former linuncee.
Nina Kcller recently (-anccllcd a
lat-lure tour because of the illrr»: ~'
Llrs. Mary, who had been sulli‘l'lll.‘
from a scwrc cold. It is announced
that Mrs. Macy and Mia's Kk‘lll'l‘ iiil‘
rpcnd the winter in the Sou‘li bu.
cause of Mrs. Macy's health.
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i'i‘lii‘liuvl‘. 10‘30 a. tin—Lani Wt‘ck‘;
excessive trading in Meta“ and as
sociated issues was resumed in more
madcruto demo at today's owning.
'evldently in consequence ot informa-
tion received irom oonservsiivo flit
anclnl quarters. The usual number or
records was established. hnwwcr.
{oicmost among those being llnitct‘
Stilton Steal at 127. Anaconda. Kent
nccolt, Ray and Miami Coppers in
l nlshcd the other new maximums with
‘Prcascd Steel Car and American
Writing Paper PM. Other strum! lea
‘lul‘t‘fi included Grauby Mining. iiutir
and Superior, Lackawnnna Sicni Phi»
nrado Fuel and Mexican l‘ct‘nlciim
. lialln wore dull rnd barely siczidy.
“'Alil. RTRPET. Nomi.-toppcre
.borc the brunt of the houvy profit
'tsklng. yielding 1 to 3 points. while
Ccntral Mather and a few other spec-
ialties of lens prominence were under
the list the advance was continued.
1 . . plated. U. 8. Steel rising to 128 3.8. with sun '
"W‘f‘r 0‘ tl" intmrtmml ET“ Diocloeee the cam. momentary sains tor Republic Iron,
«ration Society of the Salvatior The “a 0, me mm" in. bow- Colorado Fuel. Luck-manna Steal
Army. _ _ . 0m. .tllut about a we]! ago Kr. and some o! the equipments. inter
r‘0’“"“‘S““"’l’l"" ' 3““ Wh" h" pus“ took into his confidence the es‘. in rails and other tnveatmeni
tunnel was slight ibc Metals and U.
8. Steel supplying over half the mom-
ing's trading. which approximated
l.uu0,0® shares. . Chile Copper 7':
featured the bond division, ndvanciufl
‘ -i mints rn'l rum-ting over five.
WALL STREET. 1:30 n. m.—~-i“.qulp-
moms. notably Air Brake and Amerl
can Car, wore smonz the rtrnncpsi
lento-"ca of the miilncaslon‘lvith thc
Leather group. Coppers wore in re
now-rd rcnucrt and U. S. Stool mum
ctic or lower,
The C. J. Mint: Co. store will be
c'oeed til 6 p. m., on Monday evening,
until further notice.
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‘ inners!
The outdoor .boy who sets the pace
wins the race by his feel. not
'hands. So by all means give him shoes
that tit.
Give him sturdy shoel that will
stand the wear and tear of the bound
less open—Ihoea with “growing space"
in them for his active feet. shoes at
fair price. of “-50 to 83.00 a pair.
ho liev. Paul Blanchard. who wot;
inculcd its land. but rails were npath .
his r
cut plrsel'vi‘é. and be determined to,
sin, the practice. He set out Pally ‘sick. Nearly all rlzvumaf‘lwv head-
Waidcn Smith yi'ct-ii-d her.
ousiy and inquired if alto know
nil} hunting going on in that virin
ty. “Why ,i'cs.’ she answered, “my . , .
'it‘n loilti-i ttrc out lmnlin: now, and? sediment. “Tkgu‘i‘y. , _
, .. : tended ii) a Benballlll'l of Scalilli‘s. set i.
hey («hot n pni‘trldgi- have last wrck. i . ‘ .
" 'aboui tum" ounces of Jud Saith tron
Tiliil was enough for the warden
ind his minimum, and tin-y followed
.iii: woman to an automobile hidden
in thc burhcs nearby. and then
found some more women. Pretty
.iiiii tiw two nicii nppt-urcd, and they
wirc placed under ill'fi’sl. Each one
'll" up it bond 01‘ $25 for his uppczir
aura in the court in Siniiit‘ord, this
morning.
Basri’ord was fliicd $15 and costs,
ind Parsvmi foii’ci'cd $25 bond.
Wm’uir.
. The- moment you incl :1 dii‘l
,thc kidney: 01‘ your ‘mv'li bur“ or it
o! pausew m‘ at-
biespooniui tn a glans oi watfl‘ lmforc .
breakfast for a low dayi and your
kidneys will then act tliic. ‘l‘hh tam- .
made from
lr‘mon j
:ona kalts is
gra pt i.‘ and covizhinmi ;
ft"
ci'u'iuns to flush clogged hidncys and .
ili'i than to activity. also in
\nttlil‘flllle the acids in urine so it no
irritation, thus mutiny
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lonzu' cane-cit
blui‘id'H‘ disordcrs.
M ! Jad Stilts is incxpciislvc and con-z
DANBURY LOSES FIRST GAME OF‘not injurp; makes a dcliuhifui otter.
THE SEASON' Even-int lithiu-Walcr drink with“ on _
DARBURY. Nnv._ 20.~Danbury'.~"“gum. mm! eater! should int» now
rack basketball team bowed lls hood 'and mm m keep the kidneys clean
to defeat for tho that limo this sou-"HM ”.9 blood pure, thereby avoiding-
sou, whcn it lost to the Stamford fivo Serious kidncy complicnllnnu.- Adv,
b) a scorn of 17 to 30. The game!
was clawed in the coast city bcforc"
. an audicnce Lot only 200 tuna. !
The (intent conic an a surprise toi
“n ““0“?“ of ““53“" bahkctball, ““d/ Slcrm Coming About Nov. 25,
cizpcclnlly to the local {ana‘who Were! Hay-ace Johnson Says, J
hi‘ginuiug to think ill? Dnnbury tram _ Horace jnhngon tho viiicd whil‘l‘lr;
nmry invincible. No one accms ablc‘ prophet. of llziddilm. was at the Holt."
‘u tell hqw or why it all linppcncd. Taft in New Haven, rol‘i-n‘ly and to'
Thcir loom wok wont to smash. somp friends made tlic unot‘l’w‘l Diff"
Evcry time a local liluyvr not llOldldiciign that a great storm would
"l W bit“, and ‘l"‘ lilllt'r' “‘i‘l‘l‘ many. Eirlkl‘ in New Haven ciihor ilir‘ dilyr:
ho falicd to locate the other incinbi-rs of the Yale-Harvard gamc or irc “Si“
of the team and it was but a moment ‘ afterward he wasn’t sli'o. Tricia,
later when the pill unis thmuph the Homer is nineiythrce years old, 3:3}
Stamford net. \Went to New Haven on a llitln b J _
The Stamford him, who have bccn‘ness in company with his main) says.
making a very poor thawing so far. the Now Ilnvcn Timcs~Lcndciz Ilo
“showed excelli-nt to: in last night and saw Brown drnb the EliaJ and out;
dominated what they would really. dO' was his first peak ntthe gréatyfoot-
:when they got into torm.
Despite this defeat the Danbury
"ieuni still retains the lead in the sen: doubly pleased with his New
in and has the best chance to winivisit.
the championship of the longer. "Yes, sir," he said at the desk at
__._.———-————~—' illu- Tait "we’re in {or something b4:
CORONER PHELAN FINDS DIFFI-i about. the 25th or 26th. it will be a.
CULTlES MAKING PORT lstorm of rain or snow of great pio-
CHESTER INOUEBT. pottioiis. and i look for it, to last nov.
Thu fact that Fred Reynolda was ernl days. Get in your coal now if]!
st uck by an automobile Nov. 12 tiiimy advice."
that Port Chester. which is In thiei or
state. but died in- the’ Port Chester ClTY EDITLQI’LNSWIES GOES TO
hospital in New York state caused : -
complications which rendered it ini-
possihle {or Coroncr John J. Plielan
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Uni-to
our saw a football game. ho Wart
liavtn
Fred N. Smith, city cdiior or Tin};
'Rridgcpwt, Ti-lvgrani. has rcslgucd
- . . :z'i‘r'ing
to hold an inquest until Sniurday.illml PORNO“ ‘0 8006!“ lb“ m" '5 .
He wm to Crow“ and m"! “Zillilm'i‘iifin‘i‘i iii“hl‘ii“i;in52‘hi
number of Wllnf‘SN‘S but does not 9" !F(‘l‘l‘l00 during his connection with that-
pctt to finish the hearing before nextipaper and gets to his new pogmm
week .tviih the best wishes of aneuciatca and
\ 1 E nmincr (‘ier of Gromflrionds in Bridgeport. Mr. Smith nod
49““ x ‘ had much cxpcricnco in repottorial
Wich thought the road ““1"" R95” and editorial positions in Norwalk,
holds was struck was in Now York South Norwalk. on the Bridgeport
- Standard and with The Bridgepofi-
1 ie no re
xteollngirgafiaitin’t‘lmmlc:adays 'u'o Eleggain' Em” in that)?" he 19'”
"" e eegram to go o e wnr mono
Reynolds Wits walking on the 1305‘ in Europe nsrpecinl oorreapondcnt for
ton Post read when he was struck #:1912311 periodicals. Hte returned to'
by a machine owned M» Roy N Hg‘gl' dicta: $335531, uzllmulstion mom,
an] of Larchmont. The victims a it as“ of Tho Tolegram, has resign-xi
was fractured and he was taken 10 that position to accept that of city
the- Port. Cheater hospital where he editor of The Telegram. Mr. Russ '
- . - _ goes to the city desk well equine!
idicd almost immediately. At tho not:1 with knowledge. or me requ‘mm‘m‘f;
in“ HOWard and other witnesses an 1 ot the position, having occupigd ultimo.
n his site 0d rl ht in from. 0 lnr positions in Bridgcport n .933.
Roy 0 pp g _ oven and other cities with. credit to
pinned to nttrnd the big time, to . . ‘ . the car .
,nccurc tliclr tickets without delay. afternoon m Pans reads 35 f0!“ refused and the story came out. with . , - ' AW “myth andgiiztgneizggcatlone mm
and before it is too late. ‘ .103?“ . _ . the result that the paper which had. KEBICI S Shoe Store -—A good adv. pays boat in the'hm whic e um c ‘
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can.- arrests a woman walking in im' bladder dinordei‘s conic from . ".gziuii
kidneyx.
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any rrl‘iaiblc pharmacy and iakc a th— .
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bail stand and also the first time lio'
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