-...._.-. .._. ..._ e. .. “m, A“. ,,4--.,- .._ ,a.... __ ..
arm. “a in... win-é. I: m ain. mutants: m gmr antis-
Miss rim My 0!: Pine ? 1’ 'M- 5 ml '
Hill avenue Wu a visitor at the Dan. 'thI' he bemi‘ltiv the M nan ti
many nn'd‘ Anderson. drum
tmlver advanced towud him.
it then _ust an Anderson twisted his
bury Fair 011‘ mm jut. 979nm! 3‘. Which! um ’ mm My. Anderson fired at the some mo-
, —~—-— ——- for ”recent.“ and “we. _th..'m0ht. Shot from Elli's gun tore out
Daniel LMOIueil» V0 1 of ‘a. section or Anderson's coat.
and. a 9.113 new; will be nominate.
mored to tie MW (“It (”t-Prior . ._...___ fiThLlflhnet from Anderson’s pistol
I . m. ' \V n . \
-—— lmnuefl-ln Cinch emf“. 0“ Maple Elli was then overpowered. after 3:.
Urban I“! and J’ohn Coma are. Phi bong-ht by' George N‘ fight. According to Anderson and F'e
lea: {or developmenuand is nomtersun. lit said he
{Eng-Eng; “flush“ Vernon today with: being. surveyed to be cut
. s a er. ' ‘
xpinto. Van c. Potter has bought9 the (rt-rm- u. hunt and accountrd f0" "’3
urge house on the U‘al't. and: llle'cotlt‘Ul'x‘Ii' that scofl.
smaller one has been sold to Elbertl -—-—--
mats and Funerab
W. and Olive H. McCleece of New:
Viola: and Burl-mil.
‘York city.
Miss Viola Mabel Benjamin. aged
24, died at the Norwalk Hospital at
Zone, where Mr. Ctrr has n govern—i2. o'clock this morning from typhoid
lmeat position. after spending thegfever after a long illness. She was
, ,f‘mnmm‘ ‘Vllh Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Rob-.the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Miss Mildred Baldwin of Second "‘30“ 0n.the Darien side. Mr. and-YE. Benjamin. of North Taylor ave-
street has resigned her position with «Mrs: ROb‘"s°" have bee" delayed in nue and besides her parents is sur-
'-The House of Mayehofl, and taken salhng- and Will also knife for Crista-“viva by several bmthers and sisters.
one with the Nash Engineering Co. [ball later on. William E., Jr.. Allie, John. Arthur,
r Ernest, Ethel, Madeline, Evelyn Ben-
Nrs. Ralph L. Carr of Somervllle, ”Brien was honored a few days “gmjnmin. The funeral will be private.
Kass. who has been spending the with a visit from a delegation. of four SOrvioes- being held" from her late:
past few weeks with relatives on leading citizens of the town of Bran- home Thursday afternoon at zro'oloeln
Fourth street, returned to her home ford, which is considering the estab-l
yesterday. ’lishment of a Department of High-
R —~————-—— ,ways and Bridges modelled on- Dari.l Mrs. Mary E, Miller. wife of lrn‘
ep‘ms from the sale of the but. en 8. the first town in the State to'mller died this morning at her
lonf 10f the raising of funds for the establish such a depamnent. Dr. H. homefli Third street. East Norwalk.
Ea“ Sci-walk Ml". Pond Dam, Wm.D' Hanson and Superintendent Pom.jaged sixty-six years. She is survived“
, was afraid he
““0 Sim!"- Would be arrested for having no li-
The Ofl’c/ial Board of the East a
v9
nue M. E. church will meet on Thum-
day evening following the mid-week.
prayer meeting.
I
The Mayflower Hook & Ladder!
bompany will hold its October meet- m
ing at the quarters on Van Zandt
street this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. B. 0. Curr have re-
rned to Christohal, I‘anama- Canal
Mrs. Ira Miller.
be made at tomorrow night’s meet- :eroy 8311135"th the matter t ‘ ' '
. , _ ~ _ - . 0 the vislo-by a. husband. three daughters, Mrs.
13121) of the ioung Mens Community tors and showed them the permanent Martha Morton. 7»!ch Alexander
( u . ,roads. which have been. established Banks and Mrs. “mugs. and
‘* iunder the new policy. one son, Herlier.‘ taut. of this city.
Fishermen were out
in force for _ ‘ iThe funeral v.4 from her
222:};1221 gesterday “and some fair! .RPV- G. E. Richter has withdrawn'late home on .il'tairnoou‘
fig}( ,1; es were reported. Frost- his nomination for .‘onsi'oss on the at 2 o'clock. i hunt in Spring
. l 33"" 33' 5h 3"“ 3’50 running well. Prohibition ticket. stating that yap. Grove cemetery. ‘ .l b
QSpé‘f‘ldll) along the flats bordering ry J. -Platt. the Demooratic nomineg ___-"
grzg-hsmwleiggdtggod catches of these has taken a stand saiisfactnrv to the.I TODAY IN '- 53m
Or. so r r - Prohibitionirt -- . ‘ .. l ‘
. ”"—'—‘*"‘ . {as their candihaatgfi 2:11;} ‘r’ies.f,?:lr°'h:g .‘VAI‘L STREET‘ .l.—Des-
There will be a meeting of the announced that he will (mint the fluid mm the improved 1\' 0“ Clearing-
chse banks at the close of business
Taariins" Aid Soctet." Committee. at the as
last Saturday, stocks were again un-
Parsonage or the East avenue M. E. the
thurCh this evening. to perfect plans and
a candidate for Repios.-nmtiv-2 in
General Assembly from this town.
expects that his name will he
Whitml‘eoknp at a tree. m.
der presure at the opening of today's '
i
on t. ruin-a Vegetable
Manama:
vuymueh. unwetllnndltronglnd
nowableto do my work. I cannot
thank youenougii and} recommend
yonrmedictne to my fnemk who are
fl."’—Mrl. mesa“, 25
nutmeg.an
Itmnst be “matted by airy f3-
.“ new“ 'm an ‘-
dnacmld‘not. adgrowin ar-
ity for over forty and y hold
a record for so wonderful ms
noun manna-1v“.
Cannon with-m '
virtue actual worth. med
idnumutbelbohsd’upon cilia-med
botbgwmwwm
thmkmgperson
ior n “Five Pent” supper to he served pmsent session Rails oils coppers and
_ ed to ‘ m. .. ‘ . ‘ . ‘ '.
in tho Sunday school rooms of the tonight. the Repubm‘" mucus, various specialties, including food
('llllr‘i'll on Friday evening. shares. were especially heavy. Texas
V -—-————-.— The death of Mrs. J. .. and Pacific made a further declinel
l‘ous for the meeting of the. Ep- may,” m- Mrs G E Richzglvjtrom‘é of 1 L2 points and Reading. Union'
vnmh ix-ague have been changed. so Post Road, occurred Wedneedg‘w Pacific, Atchison. mutilate £9 Chiral
1h“: :ns'cad. of’ meetinn for a httsi- night, at her home. She had been and New Haven igorieited large ”8°"
,1.-.- zm-hprmz to be followed by a a frequent visitor m Darien until tions. (‘uba Cane Sugar dropped al-
5(4 4.; With Miss Marlon L‘Honim‘i- about two vears ago when successive most 2 points, Royal Dutch 1 >34 and
Lli'l of Rowan street. the meeting‘stmkps nf’pamwsis'rméanid '1“... in‘ most of tho steels and equipments
Film" 0 onciriio ooiiooiioo capable of travelling. For over 14 reacted. Atlantic Gull arti.Hnrvester'
war he. held at the parsonage of the’wppkg she has been q puzzling siudv were the onlv issues to rally appreci.
2‘ hwnue M. E. church. [m ”,9 "huh-(.8, mm. m mp... “meet "’1 ably over last \vvck's final quotations.
\ .. _ ;" “Mg-w she" had lain immovablc. blind and WALL STREET, Noon.——Rail. oils. mum
“fin“ hpornh I :l rummface “310 Simpt‘hless all that timu until tlcalh steels, copper-s and sugars extended mm®‘mm'
é. “r“,l‘i‘l gm] st urs “ls-bl” dilly and brought her relief. Mrs. Richter had their declines during the .morning. me!“ ”my. “in
... ”may o _' a. “.09. _y tie “O'Ibeen at her mother's bedside almost Texas and Pacific lost 3 points and costs lath!!!”
"“ . 41")”1'") at ”W”? church. all of the past three moutlw but was Lake Erie and “'(‘siel'n Pld. 3 1-2. ,
1a.. in... given at the meeting of the at home in anticipation of Mr. Rich“ Unpdnud WWW“ ‘0
V"“""'-'”1" 1° 1” 11"” on Thursday album's departure for conference. the? 1 doped.“ “m Mm
'i--‘.! n. Mrs. Lillxas Selleck and, , . . . -. .‘ Nails loosen. Window nah.-
” ‘ q _ .yery day the end (ante. Mi. Richtel _ l i V _
.5. <.-. F'.‘ mith were at the head of was obliged to prof-0...] m (.Onr,.,.m,(.n_ ne-Douyuts n. nine-knob.
"‘- flmr-‘ml‘m in charge 0f “‘9 55110 which was in srszion at Millvillc. N. Wontpdntedmmmd-
1‘” ; ‘79“,va successful and Whm“ ., 40 miles south of Philadelphia. ‘ ways quickly noted at advanc-
j‘_ 1‘9““ m ”‘9 for?“ Raymondlnr. Richter made, only a brief stay '0 ”ea, in. mean.
“ -_ “Ti”, ‘2" “ ashmgton street, at the conicrem-n. returning today . ,
5’ "H «12>- “C- for‘ihe funeral, which was held at "’c h P tt
’Mrs Kirkwood's late home. a", a 011 8
~————-—-—-—-———— b-Ak
ROW4 YTON l-‘micn .n‘ nun-z l'llil'l‘l'lv’l‘nll. r I SM‘Prd
" ; ‘t'i-w M. Swift has claw-d hm‘ Pasqutllt' Fl‘l:.""l‘f. I'TTINL "'INN‘NI I P . t
' ‘;('T:iw 1:;‘1‘. i‘vturnctl to New ' H “ IL "' H ' all!
, -;i:. lk-l” the \\'lllt(‘l". ("lniminzr hr‘ illfit‘llamt‘ll :l sitlzlv Mir- ”‘s mnwamm
mnwvmzamson. of Logan six-vet. 31"” 3"“ Shm‘r‘m “‘ mm ”‘. " “"""' W MIR"; Ant it
. out): it two Wi‘eks‘ \lli‘lillon in llnricn. “"0 "1'7“" . :iito-rnoun. aa "a gives ya" 0‘ extra "me. he.
...s. mm“... H \Vngon Point (N‘Ol‘fli‘ Andi-recon. ot Situntonl. .1 5pm _ “unit isnncionfificpointoi’un-
L ‘ ‘ ' oinl plOlGl'lOl" of fish :lm‘.‘ sumo. cnusel , ' firm quality; ma. without
. \m‘ \i , f (. k"ti 't .‘(‘t thr- nivr—st of Pasquale l-Illi. 3.1. or liar am guesswork.
_ “Pg,“ ‘ l)n([];‘)U].r’ :00 i F5.”' ' icn. lL‘ll was l‘i'lt'dk‘f‘tl in hull of $100 ‘ ,
. H" or at " '1“ )lll') al!’ on for n lit-army: Saturday night. h“.~~flm‘
-"i‘v'. - .
' Anderson. of Stnmtor-l. a special I ,
. ‘ .. long-i 'llomme lieu protector. and “'illinm iicrrmnn. spc- 3‘. mm ABE COHEN
. “-11.4 ‘li .4524. . . ' .i , - '
. v, . _ ‘ (ital p'otcctor. were in the wood look- ‘
, v-ii >>.r.'..-t.r\\yiil l'w pleased to in::‘ ‘70,. ”0mm”. or the game laws. E South NW“, cm.
vi" if I'vf-mm'ms 1mm 7‘” 'l‘lny hram mu shout and ihcy lnmt- 141 Washington St,
' ”0“." “Im'SS' cd' him. As Anderson approached. hl‘ ' .
wu__.l ’_
... Nelson and family. have
' 'inn iwe Library building to
' ‘.i.' um ux'cr lllL‘ Sltlri‘ of 1'. If.
3 ' z itewayton .tx'cnue.
Ali‘rmi ("rackctt of "rockett ' ‘
":ikvni; itn i‘\l£‘lltli'(l visitl
>I.~i.~' in New Haven. Conn. - .
hung: island. i
am Mrs. Harvey Kent. who ,
awn spending the summer in
'?.iss:ichuset's. : re guests of Capt.
s W. in ii at his home in Row— 50
J ”wrung
D4RIEN Re due ed $ 1
l .
___..———~__ Q
Richdale—Bouton N t ‘ - .
a l f ew; , - . ~ -
: _.~. $312.13??? items». ‘ When the Cleveland SIX made Its first entry mto the realm of
I tiirinlo of Darien, at Port Cites- .
’ .‘5. Y. ‘Weduesday, September 29. m . . . ., . . _
7i m... Richdale are now mak— motorelom, 11; met w1th a demand i inch- wae overwnelmmg. In L,
“.vér home in Darien, where he i
sad in the electrical business.— . . .
- man Advert'ser- = , short, It marked the passing of the commonplace, and the commg
. :‘m‘doran of West Avenue has -
7 one- i e heater. - ‘ - , - . ° ' - '
p p of that which is consrdered correct 1n style and mechanically right
Schnitzer. who has been 00- '
" ‘32? Gillespie house at Noro- . ,
j ‘ his family, will leave short- 11]. mator car deSIgn. i
_ ir city home. i 4 ~ _ 9 b
M .
“W Weller 0‘ ”0”“ has , . ' ' what- will the future demand. - ’
. be. home‘ after spending‘ i In the face of tins reduction, , ‘ . . ,L
._.;;_< with Mr. and» Mrs. Eugene . . - ‘
:1 of the Darien side. . _ t
\ be for the Cleveland 8in
'.-liiie Quinn- has returned; to _
' >- in New York, after onjOY- _
, ”it at the home of David. NE, E
-- rn Gracious street. '
__..______._ a c-..” '7 r 3‘-
- 3...... 0., Beam . ~ .3 DON’T DELAY PLACING YOUR ORDER
-' 1'; been. entertaining let. AKA-wait - ‘
.. -" .md sisters . One sister, Miss _ - -.
‘Jendez, is planning a trip W - mm \,
* m 7 -. IF. YOU WANT DIE ~ ' Y THIS FALL 2.
' .h~. and plenty of them. are! ' h
'_* vi to those who see the com- . ‘ , ,.
; motion pictures at Center ' I .
f' tonight—Charles Bay in "HIV-
Ftrawfoot.” f r ‘
'l _ ..__
“" women of the Dari!“ I. 3.1. >
‘r'naremwghoo 1.: -
ft >hortly, at which was must Q
~— ..~.«,,-;,, Schultz will sing. 6‘ m ,
Iaz.»t'being Stanley 6. m W” *
gh—B— » " " H 1
5"" and In A; L. 801111”th . .
m—hter Hunt at ”with”: . .1
Fare week-end visitors”ot- mvmol .
saw
if
Mir-moat
tumult wh‘fienhd'l’w'“
Bo-
cnl m.
brace-ammonium
3
day; :
mt there was u meet more 0! l
,ccdnn on Lebanon in the days of King i
jSolotnon there can be no doubt. as it» ;
twa- aun’ them that he obtained; the '
wood- the building the temple. What” i
any of those now standing were there
in Momen'rtimeis a matter 0! specs
latliio.
A! the present day the grove con-
tains 3% trees, of which only 15 are at
lara size. Iris in the (111m of I grant.
basin in the mountains. 6.0% feet I
above the sea. A Maronite chapel is '
on a mound in the shade of the trees,
and here mass is said and on the feast
of the tmnsflgumtlon a great festival
taker place.
Several. strata in calculate the age
at the cedar. now standing have been
made by counting the rings in the
heart wood of those that have fallen.
These estimates. according to Prof.
A. Henry of the Royal College of Sci-
ences for Ireland. in an article in Coun~
try Life. vary from 2,230 years to 2.500
yearn; although it may be that they are
of slower growth than the medium!
tested in other countries. ' l
The largest of the cedar: ll 13" net i
‘in diameter.
1|--.
Toma POLES TELL msroav
_ i
Han Peculiar Significance Among
British Columbia.
Totem poles of the up—coast Indium
tribes of British Columbia tell the his-
tom of that race. The poles are of
ethnologio and folklore significance.
‘have legendary symbolism. and‘ carry
xdetails of the tribe, clan, fumily and
individual. Their painted mtesques
not birds. beasts. fish and men are done
in blue, red and white upon a black
The right to use the totemic crest
always deeccnds through the woman.
A tribesman uses the tribal crest of
hisclan group in additlon to those of .
one or more guardian spirits he may!
have acquired. If he is easy in malt- {
in: friendships with birds. beasts and ‘
fishes he may have a Noah’s ark of
them on his pole. The crests are also
carved on canoe prows, painted on
house fronts and woren into baskets
and blankets of goat hair or cedar
bark.
A man gets his reputation and
standing in the community, among
the lip-coast tribes. not by what he
owns. but by what he gives away. If
he wants to be regarded as a “hlyu
tree" or person of mini conse-
quence, he aims to do it by giving
away more blankets than anybody.
else on the coast.
Ancient Crap. Simp.
That the making of grape 92in in
not a new thing is shown by the writ-
ings of ancient historians. Galen. the
Greek physician and writer, who lived
in the second century al‘tcr Christ,
says that a "good many Asiatic wines
were stored in bottles which were
hung in thc comer of fireplaces. whore,
by evaporation, they became dry. This
prooess was called fumarium." The
Greeks had two kinds of winc. "pro-
, toplon." or first juice of the grape he-
! fore pressing, and “deuterium" or
; pressed Juice. The Romans cnllcd
’ tlicnt,“vinuni prlmzlrium" and “rinum
: sectmdnrium.“ The juice before for-
; montation had started was called
4 "nutstum." After this must, or juice.
i had been through a heating process,
f. it was known as "fruilum." and when.
9 after long heating, it was reduced to
5 OLGJNK or onethird its original vul-
ume it was called “sum." This was
iequh‘alent to grape simp and was
f' used by the Romans on their broad.
! Perfect Human Figure.
l more is much difference of opinion
i-on the subject of perfcct human mess.
' ui-ements, but according to Professor
Sir-pant, one of the best. known nu-
. thoritlea on the health 0! the Ameri-
can woman, the following measure
. merits constitute the perfect figure:
Height. can inches; breadth of neck
3.8 inches; gird: of neck. 12.1 inches:
breadth- of shoulders, 14: inches;
breadth of Waist, 8.0 inches; girth of
‘wnix, 24:6 inches; breadth of hips,
.121. inches: girth of hips, 35.4 inches;
“git-til of calf. 13.3 inches; girth at up-
- m arm. 10.1 inches; girth of mu.
. 21.4 inches, and of tonesnn. 9.2 incite.
Many other We. insist that 5
Women should measure in height 5
feet five inches. on. an inch and one-
Ihnit taller than Preseason Sergeant‘s
perfect m.
Old.“ Work d Fla“.
The oldest week of fiction extant ls
era."written8.200m-wthe
Thelonschfl-QMCI'Q
minced-Dumas”
mrmamm The
‘uigitmmmmm
mtertslnmeet’of‘fiemnn when.
ohonbseqnendumnolatn
a
-%
comm will‘endureunui the am ; '
the Up-Cbaw indian Tribes of i -
background. 1 ,
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
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You’ll Find the Prettiest Suites That Have
.erMade in Regen Years in Our
Well Selected Stock.
If you are going to buy now—or sometime "
in the future, don’t put off coming here new
to look at them.
.Vlr’e’re sure that if we sell you this Saute
It“ later on——you Will become a STERL-
ING customer. ‘
Our-customers know us because of the kind
of. Furniture we have sold them—that’s the
best kind of acquaintanceiethe lasting kind.
N 0 one can undersell us—or give you bet-
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