flWall
an.”
‘ mmnmmruunm
"tionoloandidatss tor tow-random
olioaswasholdatthefloumileer.
Havflsndmuoveniog. Thesewas
anattendanoeol' about mtypoopl‘o.
’l'hotowooancuswascalledtoordor
lat.
Robert H. Rowan w. chosen
ohairmanandGoorngAthatou‘ascre-
”rho nominationoltwooontahlawas
thatltothhenorninated together.
nextin ordcaodaraotiouwasmado
Jason. not-mama...»
hoary to have a countable from this
cityandunefromfirelilemver andil
wasadrhablethatthsyehouldhehalloté
edfor separately. Th'nwasdoue with
the followingrnult:
”:5
“ruminant! for constablehy aoclanta~
, tip.
The vote for Ineseor was as follows:
' Whole number of votes cast. 50.
Vfleymnurhenoroinatadforthe hoard of
rehef.bynta:lanution. Carried.
“unnamed Charlt- F.11allock
fagrandjnrormndhe wn uninitiated
unanimously by aochmation.
JointA. Blater'norninated John a.
mmmmmmm
fill
prevailed.
‘F.A.Tollonotninated0eorpr.
xllearae lorauditoranditwumade
Juph’l'nmrnany was nominated for
reuitsarol voters.
John I]. light stated that there was
vamncyinthetown oomrnittee,mused
bytlwrdpationoflldmundECrowo,
MWtbenataoC.P.Dotytn
so rt. Ir. Duty wu unamlnoualy
numbyaoclamatinn.
c. 1?. none; thought the committee
mutton. helium-It- Ind
Iroandllo
William“
should love more than two in this city.
Arnotiouthat tltecotnmittcehave,
«' A. £thth mnomlnatoll‘raut
(brunt-oh for second oouudlmamhut
Mr. Light said he had talked with Ir.
Comslock on the subject and the latter
was not willing to accept it. The bullet
ingprooeodednnd resulted aslollowa:
Whohnumhsdmusgfl. 1
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A.J.0rolut...
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EdwinA linquiteflu .
questiomdthe accuracy 0! thetellers'
courstolthehalloi fw councilman. It
..........
that Ir. Adams had cast a ballot
for lieutenant-(blond James C. Crowe,
that hadnot been announced. it was
claimed to be customary when only one
ortwohallotswerecast fora candidate
mannonnce them among the-tottering
ballots. but this had been overlooked.
As no choice had been made. Ir.
Light moved the nomination of Edwin
Adams and A. J. Crnfnt. foraootmd and
third councilman resmclively. Curried.
Frank (hormk's name was again
mentioned for the ollloe of fourth own:
cilmnn. but Robert Pierson stated that
when the legislature got in working
order, Mr. Wk would he needed
thereond could not attend to Council
matters. and moved the nominationof
Ill. Comatock's right hand man. David
B. Miller. The motion tlid not prevail
at this time. A. J. Crolut thought Mr.
Conmtock could attend to both. and the
roan.
Joanph'l‘amrnany nominated Mas
Gavanaflt. whlohwaaoarried.
David ll. lliller was then nominated
sixth mncilmanbv aoclarnatm.
A. J. Crofnt that stated that an the
councils-sen wereall full. he would with-
draw his name in favor of summon else.
Mr. Tommnny said it did not show
goodlasletoresisuundhe dwhtthey
werejustthe men to bring victory and
gloryto the Republican party and no
one waamoreworthytoholdoflce.
; The city committee have power to fill
any 'r‘aeancios. ’
3,1'hecity‘cnuwsof the Roptrhlicans of
Norwalk was then adjourned.
"0. W. IAYIOKD RENOIINATED.
powertoappoiuttwootlters was carried. Aa nouns-Maurine“ rat-o
'l'hatowntaucusthéaadjoornsd.
CIAILIS Fl amour: POI IAIDI.
MWdflt-Flutand'l’hird
rotingditrictaturoedoutwelllaatnizhl
toattend theeaucnolortho nomination
My, “W a...“ olcartdidatesfortoanotlloos,heldinthe
lnrwnlt last Ulnar.
Townllotne. 'l'hecaucmwascallodto
’ ' orderhyB.8.Keith. chairmanolthe
r 1"” “’l m. 33'0”“ fix": town committees-rd Frank T. 1mm
fornrayorwaaastollows:
Mutation:
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Its Dill. .
eaoe,aadtt
mam.
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Home!“ laaditeraad
‘ ltltadauhsidtd. Ir. ilalloohooa-
lotto
(hearWJlay-oral
ton sanctuary. An informal W '“anmfl.,mflntbmi-
neat was thenomination of ammo.
'l'nlal subculture-MN.
. n? ‘ or
' "Wow...
appearedinthediaoullon ‘thattollowed ' ‘
caucus nominated him {or fourth erm'nciI- '
am
my» Iowaaadottym.
Hm I“! Healing.
.tlrsProl-lhltlortlsu last «unguard-
llstaFJ'lllow. Mill’s-ins.”
‘. ~ . . roawwacusa. 4;.“
.,
volt rows mascara.
“V“ A. “lb."
roa nous-nous.
Chas. ll. Brit‘s; Oscar W. lilb.
Chas. 8. Bolt, Francis E. Kerwin.
rot smarts. ‘
but. u Bookman. Lowia‘l). Keeler.
mom» or my.
Carrion Ir. Ogden, “ ' Wahh.
, ~ ‘ ”Bronson-mums. , -
‘Iel‘villo W. Billhnan. Edwardimaw,
Washington ll. Bharrott.
I0! scsoor. "strolls.
Sylvester Elm. William N. Grow.
m submit or rows soooum
Edwin it. Bennett.
rou unulsnans or venue.
Anson ll Benedict, Deloe L'Hommedieu,
Albert N. Sherwood.
mty ‘I’lehott‘
‘ “ ..qu Bron."
Edwin R. Bennett.
roe oourtcrurm.
GeorxeA. Dnvis,thingtou H.8harrott.
Frederick J. Killer. Cline. N. Nichols,
Edward P. Law. Herbert ll. Arnold.
rolt ransom
James B. Wilmot.
sou conuc'ron.
Prank II. Richards.
won unusual.
Chart. S. llyxhec.
mu worms.
on... A. Knight.
rort lusrrcmn or usurious.
Ernst W. Tnlmnge.
mu mums or runes.
Andrew W. Heath.
Iron WATER maximums
William N. Craw.
I'OII mast'un warn n‘sn.
Lewis B. Buchman.
PARISH REPUBLICANS.
They lat-all 0mm hr 1'"-
03am Inst Inlet.
The Republicans o! lilies) held their
caucus for the nomination of town
oflloers, interning. in the town hall.
Following is the ticket:
you m5.
Jen-mirth C. KilnefelterJoseph Hindley.
TDWN CLERK ash masons.
John S. Waterbury.
masons or nnrosn' rush.
J. 8. Waterbury.
. sasmsons.
John ll. Whitney, William llindky.
wanna? nun,
Janus E. Ballard, James Whitney.
storm: or rows accol'xrs.
Theodore W. Austin.
03AM, wanes.
“widens lloyt. David N. lather.
($333131...
Smith 0. Keeler. Alonso Weed.
woman or vanes.
John 1!. Whitney.
IOARD 0' IDUCATION.
Samuel J. Austin. Orlando Whitney.
Marti long-a Convention.
Thorowill but large gatheringofthe
members of the Epworth lague m-
mo alto the church. at tlreNew
York Ball ”strict. in the M
m Epiaoapal church. of
Bridgeport commencing at 10 a.
m. A large number from the
leagues of both Norwalk and South
Norwalk expect to attend. lo the after-
noon ller. Georg VaoAIstyne, D. l).,
pastor of the Norwnlh lothodiat Ephoov
'palohurehwilldalivoraaaddnrson
"Whatoanthefipvworth league do to
l’rumotsallerlval?‘
Tholollowln‘nrernheraofthelea‘ue
d them Hedi-thorium
rt ’-
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law-L (
Attila tuwuand oltyoauolwhold by 'V
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‘4' v" rm _' f.
WP“
Instr llocton
& Go. secured s m.
restraining thsPltllalklv
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w W 1 ‘ U
Oct. l. Mr. Westinghouse lathepruldaat
ot the Philadelphia contra
hack at Mr. Carnegie wit
m unpaid gas bills oorsrlu a
sorrow-"“9“ “‘4
During that thus the Carnegie concerns
y.
ignored. The result willlwto ,”
thepsoompanytodsmonttrste that "
poaaol serving only private eonsurnsra
thexlltodgarateswhloh naturals“ ,,.
shouts Is now WI. 7
one. THURMAN DYING.
rs. "on mos-w- non-st drain-i
" 'lloeornr.lt‘lsflald. . ““ .W
Constance, 0.. Sept. tin-Mrs. an» t).
Thurman. wlfeol the “Old llosnrta ,” h at
doath’adotwautl must mar. tits ,
banqaltslowtorssvsratwseks iron: an
attack o1 grip, coupled with the lnflrntltlss
of her eighty years. Mrs. Thurman was
born in Chllltoutha in ldllmndwaafit
dauhleroiw tortilla a wraith! M
chant and weer. lining her
childhood also accompanied her parents to
lrealuxton. Ky.. whara in after years alts
married is resident train-d 'l‘hompkios. by
whom alto had one war. ,
list husband dying soon after thelr' ,
rings. she returned to Chlllicothe, s la
it)“ was married to Judge Thurman.
From that union three children wereboro.
The son. Allen W.. well known {ruin his
connection with baseball circles. is the
oulyonerastdiosathotas. ' 3.
arbouo maze mo ‘suvctor.’ i:
Illa [are and m. lit ..
meow. Xeh. Sent. 91~At the orator
tealeonust at Comer university llartoa
Goddtook the second prise. The young
man hastilylstt the room alter than
nounoetneot. A pistol shot was heard,
aadwhau the students rushed out they
discovered that had blown hialtralns
out with s revolrar. .
[than been brand that Budd waalo
love with the «laughter of a wsaltny lJu-
eolnnaau, and.that alto hadpromiasd to
marryhirnlneaaohewouthellrst niacin
tho oratorloal contest. otherwise the would
have nothing to do with him. lle accepted
the proposition. and his suicide was thr
result of his failure.
The Maiden! Would Not latoflsrw.
Wantsoroa. Sept. n—A hoybh ....
pads has brought on Thomas l’elham Cur-
tia.aon ol Colonel Curtis. of the judge
advooata’s department of the army,dlo
honorable dismissal from the military
academy at Went Point. where he held a
“stool: lie ran away to NowYorkned
then I (I’ll. entry in the hoopla-I
register. Tho greatest toluene-r was
brought to bear on President llmlsou to
Ft him to mitigate the punishment in
urth’ case, but the president rslulad to
dean ‘ _
Grand luster Owen-0y lie-elected.
Pause-Iran. Soot all-Th- Switch;
men's Mutual annotation rel-elected th
93 oflorra aa tollowst Grand mentor.
Sweeney, Minneapolis; vie. grand
master, John Downing, Chicago; second
vloe'raod master. Ill. W. Barrett. Kan—
sas City; grand arorstary and treasurer,
William A. Blunt. Chins”. The most»
in; indomd the course of The Switch
men's Journal with reference to the trouble
3
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MM)!!! morons“ it “33%
cuttla‘kofiiroe‘ mills heralyforths
InnafOr-tnr Gadl's Winn coat I!“ .
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.h' pros sum.
nus-s - _ 13”, W '1. fit
‘ ‘aato" whit-st 6.32:.
F. Om Iota lull. '
ynsumfirtfi-oswa we.
to in team WW1!” withdrawn
than“! iro- lllolstsr unfairness and
the potty mentions towflolt he has
luau-melts" e-astl. M is the
unbalanced“
knows.
hatatht the United States would tolu-
ataaohrrthsrhdlulttsaslthanapoahln
fill or the returns who hadaouahttlsl
intercom-lag. ‘l'llvhroughtthelunts
wlhmuaauanordtashlfr: 's
m it i now extrication ltaol as
as possible iron lta awkward
position. ”troubles. of marshal
whollyorer. lloraorlesalrlotion will no
doubt result as long as Mr. Egan romaine
atflaatlap. butthuacnte symptoms ban
The (loan of the let-goon.
Thedlfllculty growing out of the ref!»
gees who hare found an asylum at lilo»
later Egan’s house lssuimportsnt quot
tlon to ho handled. Notwithstanding the
[act that ths German mug: 1!.de hit
/ . It ought)» have put-
sued the ”lambs . ,
tut ”mm" "...:wflmrw
‘ , ll A
to mos-Rm: our Norwi-
' [hold our national honor. Th In;
aooohpllahed the rsstol the problem is
a W at may easy solution.
1.! Melt Was Angry.
At the cabinet ntsotlna it was suggested
that perhaps the oarsacntlmt ol llr. Egan
wasdne to paraoual reasons. and should
on he construed asao insult tothe United
”on. To this the president b said to
have hotly replied:
"l don’t care what llr. Egan’s shortcom-
ings may have been. lie represents the
United Staten in Chill. and any insult
oflsred to him is an insult to the Coiled
States that we cannot and will not our
look."
11 [4» were being made for so
lost war the actions of the slate and navy
Honolulu could not have [ten
mom strangely mysterious. Slow the
cool-m at the White llousecvery more
d the MI. has been anymore 01 int-
prtunt doing.
Tnouhuopatoar have been taken a
increase the naval lurce antho orders sent
totheSan Francisco to rsturu to Valp-
also. 350 will intercepted“ Paytl. Porn.
I... of the (Intrusion.
From Minister Egan‘a dispatches and
trons the-sot Captain Sentry. of the ham
more, the Junta placed a guard around
the Anselmo bastion at Santiago and an
rated two at lint-tor Egan‘s sovvaaru
he junta also put a .lsanl around the
Baltimore to praraut refugee from going
aboard. and (laptala tlehlay complains oi
lusoknt and harsh treatment generally at
the others- and men 0! the tunnel and
other Amerloans in that vicinity. Then
some to he no doubt that the junta has
one unnecessarily tavern and uncivll in
its treatment of Americans.
Denied i, Inurotnry 'l‘roey.
The report that orders have has trotted
to the squadron of evolution or any 0! tbs
rem-ls thersol to prepare tor aervioa al
Vim is unlikely denied by both
Brorutary Tracy and Commander Ramsay.
Theda-Imus will wait for lonhsr do
Mt biota anything 0! this kind it
dour. M is nothing that would please
naval ole-s hare asora than to ass tor
squadron of ovulation tit-patched at once
lorCltlllaa waters in ardsrtoptagaod
test of whaatha new navy could
in the way oi matting an sworn-my.
1'th old- tha run could raash Val
parabola thirty a
no 0m la finale-aim
marinate. autism-muss.
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Ila-walla“ Alhart latched.
Nsw Yetta. Sept. u—lk. J. ‘A. Dougie
arty, representing Charles Rowe". and
Janna A. Albert. acting (or himsell. have
signed articles of agreement tor a six day
pas-you-ploase motel: to talks: place this
winter in either New York or lmnion.
The race is to be a owecpolnkrfl of term a
side between Rowe“ and Albert, and is to
lie open to the world.
I» Winner-a at Detroit.
Dunno". Sept. 20.-—.\t the annual games
of the Detroit Athletic club W. C. Dohm
won the“) yard race. T. P. Council the
two, mile run. Theodore Loco the pole
vault, A. Nickersun the running high
how sad J. S. Mitchell the sixteen pound
nmer.
Cal SleCarthy ‘Aeqnlnnl.
81w 031.1.th Sept. ill—Jim jury in the
ease of Cal McCarthy. charm with prize
fighting. rendered n vmlwt of not guilty
Without leaving their settle.
rascal-spine snsvmis.
Frank C. .llmy. the {lunar-,1 mot-«lam.
leaded not Klilll)‘ Winsl’i ch travel with
bristle “(union’s murder. lie was cur.
rlerl into court on u out on account ol his
broken leg,
ln Doviugton, Ky. the John Seller,
Brewing company rural: or] awilgnmellt
Mil. “HUI”. liabilit't». $75.!!!”
in Sew York the lmht'llllrnl. against
John Carrera for mount: on "The" Allen
Uni bedlomlm on the rmnmucmlnlifl
ol the district alum-nor. who sis-slim!
conviction is impwuhle.
In Newark. 0.. \t'ilmn Mt-l'n—rry and
Tim Murphy were killed by u o min whilv
at work in a sewer.
Fire consumed the mums-... and nlt‘l’r!
..lhelll ol limos llruthrw nmrhiw «plant in
Ice, Muss. in the imzi ling wrru nhll’t‘tl
Lilli link-thud unwrmnrttt humid-mm,
which were practically ruined.
At l’ittnhum the jury in [he CS-Fw! oi l' l"
mi Fitzpatrick. charged with liar mimic!
of Snmuel Karly. rendered ll Verdict ol
guilty. lir~t degree.
At Ploukinton South liztknln'e lira! grain
place has been opt—uni to the public
“will” l‘rrry. ha» krrmn, and Card
Guru, mulnuo. wrrn drowns-r1 in the l‘lti-
up rivrrat the Wat-n. mghm urn-l bl'lrlur'.
Mdfivin: inn, Bumped tlmw
Annie. the screlttwu-ymu-ulvl daughter
“W. l’. Myer, :- Salllnlt Vuficy : lily. i Linn
If, ital Ilium-titted imwmir her puttu'r
insisted on her marry u z ..n obi-«101mm.
miter. it in ft-arul Ihz' has Lillt-vl horse".
William liouloi. Jr., to! Albany, who um
found guilty of trillion am! Matting Book
We Whitm-y in (nldfi'iuu tin» net-nurtu-
o! the Albany (‘m N, .nml hunk. mo
”toned to air rmrs' inmnwument
Bands of riolum n :r .. lmw :tlm-u-l
taken mar-two 04 ix» ‘ nnty. Ark. The
“ling oi Tour Miner. .s Willie mm and
we: [or J. 7. Frank by tho rmrm rmd
strikers at Marianna. precipi'nml o wri-
mamle o! nllssirn.
Thomas J. liar-dz. a troll known llgurv
tn Wilmett- militia, din! my and
danly at Ruhr“. Win.
[tie-galls rnmoml in “'flnlrhmlom tit t
thapreoldsnt willast (or the rm gnnln n
d m Conrnwmer llamn,
TWO W Muff“ on tho “Va-y
land are attacked with "unlit-ox all"
indie; in New York. 1mm were 1m
filer ltnntlsranls on the vessel.
It is denied that (‘rmvlt-t Meredith, who
“Phil Duly, wns lhlllafflfl-vl (mm film:
II. to Auburn asylum lifl'nllvw I» ~ km in
n scorers. and ounrlml'llltat
he stole and fnlslilatl the prism hooks
while in Bing Em;
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Mano. tlspt. Il—Jl‘he banquet undu-
. h the eltlarna of L {to the Euro»
_ has to“!!! on stem
ours ( upon-oi
l 'rras sieve in ms
. 'l’bs sl and imperial enmmlmirm-
”loll for ew York "stay and trill sail
h Inropo on (let. 1. lowland am mutt,
than "Inflamllhnnnlrlt or am mm
d ‘ul‘ltl's lair land lnr then u:
lrlll.
Is the In» Ian “other?
Manama, N. it as . MAI». Alan
Walk-r appeared at the \ 'anlrn was-loom
them Il‘hl hilt) ”1"le l” l'lli."l in
sound shawdrrlam last Almy rum
WM Twoor thr-rpmmn
medal- to know ”r. in"; Walkaway
“Mmhnutsbe. solicitor
Wham-Mutter both-M.
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Our stock of muslin underwear
to now ready for-inspection. The
growing demand for this class
of goods, and the low prices for
which you can buy them has
courted us to take great, care «in
selecting this stock. We have
everything that can he desired
in this line, both as regards price
and quality, and as we buy in
great quantities from firsthand,
we are prepared to quote prices
that will be or special interest
to purchasers.
Our leaders for this sale are
HIIBIIIB and “GE TIIIIEI)
BORSET COVERS
"l" and SQUARE Hill.
at 25 and 39 cents.
DRAWEBa
Camille Ruffle-Hamburg Trimmed
THREE rows owners.
at :25 and 3!» cents.
mum nussus.
TUBKED YflKE,
HamburgJeatherStitchTrimming
at 4:», 5.3 and to cunts.
Another specialty which wc
have to (tilt-r is o
lady’siorset
AT
490. a Pair
in white. black and colors.
Nothing like it has ever been
placed before the people of this
city. Come and get it pair ho-
fore tho assortment of sixes is
Broken} ' ll values at 69
newsman." mow" "’ ‘
KITCHEN
lepartment
was never in better condition
than at the present time. We
have just received a large in-
voice of lamps, ranging in price
{mall cents to 0104]). and those
(turnout window to take in by
[More than n passing glance the
various styles shown there. we
think they will say thstonrus-
sorlmeut is the finest in town.
Boston Store
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quality only. and that the bosom}.
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