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NUMBER M3313.
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN..'1‘IIURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15,1898
NOMINATED ON
FIRST BALLOT.
t
Senator George E. Lounsbttry Reteives 3563
Votes in the Republican State Con-
vention at New Haven Today.
PORTER OETS ONLY i2O
ANO DEWELL 16 VOTES.
Scenes of Wild Enthusiasm when Attorney Light Named the Ridge-
iield Statesman in a Stirring and Eloquent Speech. which were
Repeated with Greater Fervor when the Nomination was Sec-
onded by Lawyer Case. Of Granby—Speech of Chairman Hill.
New Haven, Conn., September 15—Tlie"Republi-
cans of Connecticut, through their delegates in state
convention assembled, today placed iii nomination the
candidates for the various state ollices, and with their
work done the political ball
the Nutmeg state.
is set well a-rolliiii,r within
This is the probable ticket:
GOVERNOR,
George E. Lounsbury. of Ridgelield.
LI EI'T EN AN'.l‘—(.i t) V ERNUR,
.\
Lyman W. Mills, of Middleficld.
SECRE’J‘AR Y 0F STAT It},
a
Huber Clark, of Windham.
TR E A S l' R ER ,
C. F. Mersick, New Haven. '
COMPTROLLER,
Thomas Grant, of ltlnficld.
ATTUR N E Y
i i lthEltA L.
lolin R. Back of Hartford.
The opening of the convention for political workers and frotti the €1"ill)l ' m party to extend m the chairman 0'
the transaction of preliminary busi- morning throughout the day the plan- l 34mm“
Bess. last evening. witnessed the pres-
elite of nearly all of the hill delegates;
but the proceedings of the session pnr- '
I”, them we", in their places. County , whlth in tio small degree the splendid
took practically solely of the arrange-
ments of permanent organization and
only served to whet the appetites of the
politicians for the events of today. the
day assigned for the real work of the
convention. l.
The activity of the leaders oi tin-
party. regardless of atiy factions that
may exist. cxtcuded far itito the night
and the deli-gates were given little oi
no opportunity for rest iiiitll the pre-
arranged final canvass-cs of ttit~c
httdt'is lizid liil’ll made. As a l‘l'-lll|.
it o‘clock this tttornilig brought With it.
the. rising of several hundred sleepy
ilt‘lt'fltill‘~ and it rcqulrcd breakfast to
awukcn iii-- enthusiasm which had inn
conic dot'tiiaiit.
lly it o'tlock iliiittil‘s ll.ill
iti'iiilly and the hotcl corridors .lilll liic
sli‘t't'ls lll lllc vicinity of llil‘
lioit thratrc rapidly iillcd and ”to hit..-
tlc lit- l‘tiltittl
prior to ll political t‘illiH'iillIilt so.» llttl
Licking.
'l'o lay. as has bcctl lllt‘ misc llil’tilllllt
out the last few month. llll‘ Hilllt‘l‘llit»
toriiil tioitiiltntloii i-oiitcst oici'sliu-iott-
iii .ill tilit-r questions and thc luilttc
the forces of .loliti Addison
i'ortcr, ito- pri-si’drnt‘s sci-rimry. and
titatc Hiiinloi' ili‘lll‘fl“ ‘lil Louiisbtuy
waited t'\t'll more firmly than
lititli ciiiillduti-s were busily cannibal
iitittl tar iuio the ninth in t‘IIllhllllilltitlt
with llltll' Icadliitt nullvtil'tl‘l'fl. in.
national witiit-sscd no stispcaslon oi
”hills. and tho liiitidi'ttl». oi tb'li-uatn.
th‘r not ithit tti I‘M‘iult llll'
mic. itiiitiiiiciits and iciwiiinm oi tho
turn-Iv of tlic i'tliitlblntet uiitii llll',\
l‘tl‘lt'il tip wills liltslfllli‘tl to ”Will
llt llil lltpiihiil 'l‘llslill'c litilii tillilll
Iliil“til the tiitivt-iititm with
ilillllla A» widely at l-ll‘ltiilt‘i- and lllt uii~
t'tt‘l‘. and to
~put.ttor llll' tiiiltiiltitloii apt
pciirid to to allay tip lti tlic air. ’l‘iit'
lattih bun utllli‘lt‘iilce llittlr positive
claims ol enough you ,. to iii.il.o- tits tio-
ltitiiiitloh tiiltllli on ”W tir~t ballot.
The i illlilic wire JH'H'i at by liic
fro-tub oi Ml‘. Porter. and llit' ii-iy irw
tlcltlulw “bu iUlllltl iiii»
[iff’illlll’lil wci‘e mtnpt-ilcl wind
tht-ir wait to the illi‘dli'l' Hiltl iot
llll'mlfl'lW'tv what was to h ipin-ti,
At about it an a itiiht min lwttuii to
inipt'ovi-ll
t'till\‘t'li ~
iil\\'i|,\’:~ to
lit'l w t't'il
i'li'l'.
iiilpoi ttiii
tint. ~
."lMlI'lll with null oili- l' ii'
”W in)
Illt illM‘lH-u
in
will
‘|.\'
Hill lllt' \ t-i llli‘lllt‘.
lllllilt'll.i't‘1_\l
fall and in that hour tht tiiutlmthmu
poiniid to a stormy ii.iy Wrath-1.
hammer. was not diction-tit upon the
ning and manoeuvring continued.
At it oii0tk the delegates began to
gather at the theatre anti by 9:30 most
caucuses for the purpose of naming
candidates for positions on the stiite'
central committee begun shortly after-
ward. and the work of the day liiid ll(‘-‘
gun.
PBOCEEDING 1'0 BUSINESS
Theatre Filled to its fitment When Nr
Sperry Rappod for Order.
, M iii o'closk. lllt' ltour appointed for
tlo- opcniiip of thc day's sessions. tllc-
llh‘ :
la llic unilcrlcs and
body of tilt tltodlt‘t- \t‘.ts illit'd
utmost capacity.
to
'toxi-s tlii l't' w'cri- -cvcral hundred spcc-
tutors. with A fair Niti‘lttkllttu of ladies.
.\ slight (lilin occnt‘rc'l In the call-
line of the c-tnwntion to order. but at
to of ‘i'voiporiiry ('liaii'iuiii N. II. Star
iabptt for tl'tli l' and a hti~li slillt'
The chairman zit
zoo» and called
Cl [Hit of tilt tiiiiiltlitlvo tilt t'l‘th
tlt lllllllr. ‘l lily
t‘i':tii_\‘ in i't'pol't and
down. if \\‘lt|lii'.'.ton. l'iiiotl il bill]. of
t\i“ltiiit|t' it, iii'it‘i'lllfl .i illtillitll that
.it \irw oi tho t.it'tlilit~.--s iii tltc l'tIlIh
: Ill . llH tt-tltt'lil till ptti t‘l'll in lilt'
ilhlfi ltiiiitiili'tl in ltll
or ill"
toltltllittt-i-
was not
Ili-prnst-niiil i \'t'
lilillll'lll‘l'lll of ii i'.itiilld:itc for iimcrit».
. e- l‘hiiiiiiaii .~'p~i'ty t'tprcwul the
opinion ih.it NW“ A thin would 1... pitttu
mp llli‘ int: icr’oic tlo hot i. and ”in
Illi"||tll Will in ll~
\\‘loii |\ .\l.i\'oi Stalli'ltl.
f-tlti .t tllilllllltili Ill llll‘
iliillllllil'l' .Il'll‘i‘ 'ii li'lllli'l i-it Nt-ttttlui
litilth'li if .‘ldtlltltmtl liimitl that
tho ltmlitip. of llit Jilllt‘ It i iii llt't .
i.tt« with a l‘llr-li.
i it- in dinicii . t with amt that do
.'||tlll ttl' lllI' tllllllnlliil‘ Io iitloimil,
'lltlv- itiit'tnli l'i‘l‘litilttl tilltl tho that!
limit oi the tilllllllil‘l'l' rcpoi‘titl ll lllll
lint of ilO'liL'vli‘ s to lit lillllll'i'l oi T-hl,
lilfllllil‘ or lillt'lllll . lill'l tip it port of
ti». «tlillllilllti war liliiillllllt'li ii adopt-
.d
l'hl'olhtli it» tllilil'tl'llli. \ .l Mil/.4).
oi lli"'l”l thc ioitiiotttct nit [it'llitdlll'iii
til’b’Jlil/ll‘ltlli Iliilill‘ its l‘l'll'lli tlo lllllwl
itiipu that iiiiitoiiiinliic tit bcimi llll' ap-
|iilill|lill'ill oi t'oimriw iiiiiti ltiiu-itm-r J.
Hill of \mwh'k on p l‘lllillilill choir
to ill in l‘l‘l‘ii‘li‘i oi the prr
bottom oiiiiaoni'ion lillllll.liliil lI-l
itirh' Hinton t Whit. Vlt'ilti‘tl'li
>' 4“ l't ll'lt l‘I lit-itit‘)‘ and “Hunt 4'
Ni lit up \tt-lt liililli |I1Illl|llli'lll tillltt i's
liii- "lteliltlil from Hitll oi the
Hill, I
‘t‘!
il\llt’\ liiit 'l‘lltillli‘lill tibit'bi» war
llttilt howl iI‘“ fulli.\\-'
in ‘ll' l l.‘li‘|> il i'iiitiptntt lltlll~
lord
iii-tric' L: .luiiic- \\ “ilt'.i"3' Mun»
illiwbi
l‘it‘l‘ili :1 liuirttc p' Ki-ndill. litii
"Pill
District toiohu Dirge, iirietoi.
of sit.itii~
I‘N‘tll’lllltilfl‘
l District b—Ei. B. Goodyear. Naugh-
tuck.
l District 6-H. J. Moss. Cheshire.
District 7—leglit W. Tattle, East
tliaven.
District 8—3. s. Swift. New Haven.
District 9~Franlt Brandase. New
London. ‘
District iii—Lucius Brown. Nor-
wich.
District li—Joseph it‘. Klileen Mont-
ville.
Dlatrlct 12—Frederick 1).. Benedict,
Wilton.
District iii—Joseph .l. Asch. West-
' port.
District lt—Wllliam E. Seeley,
Bridgeport.
District 15-John N. Woodruff, Sher-
man. ,
District iii—James M. Paine. Killing-
iy.
District 17——A. A. Stanton. Sterling.
District ts—tSamuel ll. llorne. Witt-
Hlt‘il.
District iii—E. W. Spurr. Canaan.
District 20—llerman O. Averill,
Washington.
District 21~Milon Pratt. Saybrook.
District 22—Charles N. Btirnluim.
District 23—l‘. P. Paterson, of (‘ov-
entry.
District 2i—Edward E.Fttllcr,of 'l‘ol-
laud.
All of these officers were declared el-
ct' i.cd ‘
Temporary Chairman Sperry then
introduced Permanent Chairman llill,
anti turned the convention over to the
new oillcet'.
HON. E. J. HILL’S SPEECH
The Norwalk Congressman. the Per-
manent Chairman of the Convention
Mr. lllll. in accepting the position.
delivered a long address. The mention
of the name of‘l‘residcnt McKinley was
received with vociferous applause upon
ievery occasion. Mr. Hill 'spoke a fol-
lows:
(ientlcmen of the Convention:
Political victories do not come
chance.
A favorable wind and tide may help
to give a prosperous voyage to the Ship
4 of State. but rudder and compass and
i all efficient crew are needed even then.
Entering today ttpon it new campaign
i with a record in the last one unparal-
l lclt-d in the historyofConnectictit poli-
tic-s, l desire in behalf of the Republi-
by
I thc state central committee alid its as-
and to the Republican town
Icomniittecs of the state, sincere and
hearty thanks for their untlring zcztl
land devotion to the party welfare to
. tiltimph of ’96 was due
AGGRESSIVE llli Pl' lil.l(‘A.\'lS.\l.
’i‘his convention represents the llvc.
iaggi'csslvc Republicans of (‘oniiia-tlciit.
i'lioscti front i-vcry town in this corti-
‘ inoiiwealth. no lot-.tlity is iguorcd. andt
i no community. however small. bill that ‘
ls [rec to speak lls cliolci- oli cvcl'y t'.|il‘
ldlilatc and every question.
(iiitliercd than its a party. with it itc-
tpubtitiiu president directing the ticsti
‘ itv of the mitloii.
pit-ditt- anew oitr loyalty to the admin-
istrutioii.
i congratulate you. as Republicans.
that that which is always a duty. is uti-
, \\'I'll. for from all over this land. from
‘t‘vcry stillc. inch of all political view».
llil'ttt'lllllix lili ltlllt‘l‘ltt'sn oi‘ the past.
and putting a~itic ilic mciiioi'lcs of tin
t'iiil war. hati- t'll'l'll‘ll lilt‘ tho: of a r.-
lillllt'll nation to illlll'lltlh victory. and
Illttit l‘ llll' Mill tidtd basin-ship of tilt
liatn Alt-Kililty. llill'l' itivtii a lion lilt't
.ti popular lion-riiiucnt to the monarch-
il‘?‘ ot illt' thd World. and ili'lt'iu ii'oni
llll' Now. the last ri-miinnt oi opprc.»
sion and iiitstitlr.
'l‘ht- lllsliil')‘ ut tht- past rccoi‘tl- tio
iwlltll ilt‘l'llh SIP lllll‘ one have st‘t'ii lll
t|i~ tcw iiioiiths which liiivc none stoic
illt- ~ltiiiibt-i'tlii: “‘itllll oi‘ .|.(.‘l‘l‘.li [it‘ll
pb w.i~ .iwakctird b,\ ilil‘ destruction ot
llit' .\lttllli-.
Wholly unprepared for war. with illt‘
i'lsitit: ”lift of pinup l‘ll)‘ lust latttiitiiiii:
to tlow iii wlicro four ,ll‘Il‘,‘ oi“ human
Manhattan lind lift a \llt‘lilllll.
.tl‘lll)‘ iitiurcituttitti II‘M- limit the pulp“
fort-n of our cities, with it l|t|\\‘ which
wan to la, but was not. with not iiic
ltlllliIi-i of itiiiliiuiittton for the utili-
into it wi- llntl. war was ilrtliiictl lIII‘
tlllllllillilil‘r Milt“. lliitl iii lth’ltt‘ wit-i.»
itlllt' two lil'llill‘l‘Il lillll illit llllllltttllltl
:lllrll wt to liiit-lt rod. cqtlippcil .iiiil tiril
Evil. and n putt |ttll upon ilic out.
with h liti~ intialit .ht- thi'ltl .t “Hi to.
wit to lillllll t‘tili‘tll‘litllttll. and in its
a llli i-iiitith tilu-ii a lllllli'i' table to
\tia rh in i “lunch“. iiilli iii.otc llu' l‘ii‘
ittil slulva ti lth‘llli' in lo- |"l“‘ltlllii‘tl w'iiit
iii t~Itlviltfl tin |tl‘tlllll'illr oi lip-thin tl\>
titration.
IlLl'iflt‘thltt ill” i‘il'ii. itillltili'l \'.
l"ltl l‘illlllilt'i. itifllloir of tour. «mi
how. out toariut iii L'lllmiw oti Illlt'
it‘t'till illlll bit it litiiH‘Il iipou tillllllltl
li id lntii tio .piii't tllill pliythiiiu of ii
tip as hoiiiiii'thi and tilpbi .i on :to it
til [tiltl-l‘lillillli ”iv with do iii iiiti world
pitiihli-t and oppression
liii other lltl'lttih and rates of
the NIH” rntiiul Ilo» litlld oi “it if
i...~. loin; titiri dawnitl. but lit tiii
lll’dl'l or thorn in- it hot». H‘i‘lltitl iiv tl'l.
.tiitl tlml was flit itl‘ity,
i-liii-iiiiily. “lilll' 'ill‘ Kil‘li titiwrt til
l-Tiii'ui'e mn- itiutacl to .iti llim‘l‘ Hil‘tit'
lul iltiiliml lliltlt' it who-i that iiil
ll!‘ til liliii' biitl mine when the .\l
nudity would in this button no lib
titoseii lustrous-iii to carry to tint llll‘a‘
i
with .lll.
our ilist duty is to'
of the sea the timings of civil liberty
and! Christian civilisation.
And as i liaiieve that under ills
guiding hand 01* fathers came to these
shores to do Hi Will and work ottt His
plans and paw es. so now i believe
that He hide it plant our footsteps iii
the sea and ho for Him the peoples
over whom our I: now floats.
I’lCKE’l‘ GU D8 0F FREEDOM.
Self government and freedom to
worship God first found a lodgemcnt
on the Atlantic coast.
it piishrd its .way across the prnries.
climbed the mountain slopes anti look-
ed out tipoti the Pacific.
Through all the earlier years. while
claiming freedom for ourselves we he‘d
a race in bondage. until amid the storm
of war He drove out slavery from the
land
We reached out to the icy north. and
now from our frozen sands Alaska
pours into our mints a wonderful
stream of wealth.
Where is the foot of soil which this
nation Would willingly lose today?
Six years ago the descendents of the
Pilgrims raised the flag of liberty over
the llawallan Islands. anti a Dcmocrnti
ic president drugged it down. .
Today. by a. two-thirds vote of
both houses of congress, those islands
are a part of the national domain. and
the picket guards of freedom are sta-
tioned in Porto Rico and Manila bay.
Where is the Republican who follow-
ing Democratic prcc‘tlcnt, would order
down the flag anti withdraw these out-
posts of a new and better civilization?
NOT A WAR OF (‘ONQI'EST.
The question raised by otir occupa-
tion of the islands conquered in war. is
not otic affecting our form of govern-
ment now, but theirs and theirs only.
it is a question of whether these peo-
plc are capable of self government or
whether they can ever attain to a coli-
illtion which will render it possible.
Dollltx'l‘flts and l’optilists lll both
house and senate attempted to decide
this question in advance and to recog-
nize the so-ciillcd republic of (‘ubit its
the then existing government of that
island. utid it was only aftcr all all
night contest between the two houses
that a declaration of otir purpose was
made possible.
it was known then as it is today,
that no such government in fact exist—
cd.
So far as (‘iiba is concerned there.
need be no doubt as to the Republican
policy. for the house of i'cprescntiitivcst
voted to instruct the president "to lll-
tervene to stop the war ili Cuba. to the
intent and puipose of 'sct-lirlng pernnt-
ncnt peace and order theie. and estab-
lishing by the her action of tlic inunplt‘
thereof a staplc itiid independent gov-
ernment of then own in the island of
t' tib.i.'
”the senate ll. rotation, which iinaiiy
(with the [ire tostelous
clause stricken tut) became the in lieu
of congress and received thca
of the prcsldent il~ . lured til: it iillt' tin-
ltcd Slates hereby disclaims any dis-:
position or llllt'illlilll to cyci'ciSt
eri-igilty
except for the [till'llli'ilfltiil thcrcoi. anti
asserts its detcrnonation. wlicn that is
accomplished to lvavc tiiv- uiivoi'iinii-lit
.tnd control or iht' i find to its lunatic."
Nothing has )‘i'i occurred to indicati-
that the policy lil'l't‘lll set forth will not
lii‘ honorably and .wli'lt'll)‘ curriul out.
SUV'
Spain may ccilc to its the l'litlipplitg
0'5 and l’oi'to lino. but the
split of the pi-opli- to
llllit‘l‘t'lil
islIli remains.
My my“ build
toiii‘si- of action l.
is. that
othci‘ lid'l‘diir) lltllillil'tl by in. diii'tin:
. tho war.
dcr"cxistlng conditions. a plcasiirc a. '
.t'tiltitlidl spit lll. ll ml-
lt “.Is not a war of t‘tttii|tlt'.~l. but oi
titanium. and thc on. illicslltill to im tic-
li'l‘lillititl iii ('llltii. l'til‘ltl lilt'ii illlil lllt‘
lltliliiplitt's itliki | its to ill“ .—tt.iitl
.-iiiplltlitll til’ the “lillll‘ [it'tilllt‘, liiil lllt'
itisiitut-ats only. tittl iloit- Illiit'.»,t how
or ill the illllilt. rot liltli'iit‘ililt‘llii' or .i
“llllilltl lit' lllt li'
t‘ltill<t‘, its l lit‘litli 1- “ill its, li “" '
act as to win illilt t'o-~pc.i and «null
tlL'lltt.
i do not lll‘lll'H' 'n.tt tlic .lpptotal oi
ltlll' ii\\li [t tt|llt' .. illil lli- ~iilii‘i-tl in
any lllllll til iiitli'Mtltllil to ill! tinted
Static. on any but liil'ltlllIIH l‘t‘lll‘t*~i'ti
i.ittoit in our lt'fll'~i.it to
body
‘Io th‘ liit'lll o.
In) of ”will im- lt ii
Spdtlt llll' iltllll l' I'I-ttll-lt'. llllti’iit‘l iii
|~|||llt' \\tillltl In i.li>iiii.iti. iitiil iilll
own «tilt tlliri‘i ' wholly illlltltiv tlici
c lilll'lll by Mini: t-.t‘:tili.-
l‘itlt-tl MW of ti: ltdcllll't ititcii ittt'
illl-‘lit Iii Hi. was :! illt a‘pilil ll i'iti
'ltit'li'il it) :t. it l'ilt' \\.i "liiilbt
.ite' lll‘lllt'l'ililli lltllt to Ho t‘lllllllil'li
Hi illltl-nlt- ttl ‘lit t ilill‘ll sldll'ti,”
rccognlt ion 1
app ioval,
or control ovcr said inland.:
to” gul‘t'l'lllllt'ill'
Wllllit'lt‘l 3
taken in rcuurd to.
.i'ltbit Will tlititiniti iv la- iipplb-d to any i
CONVIN'C’ION ammo
Three Nantes Presented for the Office
of Secretary of Its“.
t ' (By Associated Press.)
Net? Haven. September iii—Tile
members of the new state central coui- .
mittee were unanimously elected by
the convention.
New iiavcn. September iii—Three
points were pies-titted to the convcn—.I
tlon as candidates for the state sccre- ‘
taryshlp, as follow: William ii.
Downs, of Derby: Huber Clark, of‘
Windham; and John Mctiinicy. all
New London.
New Haven. Scptcniber iS—The first
ballot for tile state secretary'ship rc-
sulted friiltlossly. The whole number
of votes cast was 391; necessary for it
,choicc. tits. 'iiic result: Downs. 159;
it‘lai'k. lilii'. Mctiltiley. 69. No choice.
New ballot ordered.
ME. LOUNSBURY’S CAREER.
l
i
i
l
Something About the Republican Can
didato for Governor.
George E. Loiinsbiiry. the llcplibli-
can nominee for governor of Connecti-
cut. was born lll l'oiilidrltige. Wcstcllcs-
ter county. N. t'., trillililil. Virtually.
how'chr. he is a native of llidgeileid.
(loan. as ills parctits moved to Cell-
ticctlctlt whcll tlic son was but a few
weeks old. ills father and all his near
ancestors were natives of Stamford.
Conn.
Mr. Lolilli'illlll’y gruduiitcd with high
honors front Yale college in the tlass
of 1863. and linen years later gr-adiiat
icd front the lier'ktley Divinity school
at Middletown.
in Hill? with his biothcr Phineas ('.
ldillllSllllry, he cliiliarkcd ill the shoe
manufacturing business as a member of
.thu firm of lotinsbury, Mathewson &
lcompany. of South Norwalk.
in 1895 Mr. Lottnsbury for the first
time in ills career became a candidate
for public oillce iind was elected a state
senator from the l2th district. in the
llcgislatui'c of that, year. he was chair-
lman of the committce on finance,
itt 1S9? he was reelected to the state
senate. and was made chairman of the
committee oli humani- institutions.
His fathcr. Nathan l.onnsliury,
a tncmbcr of the legislature ili
i iltti his lirtt'itlic
was
this.
i’liinciis (‘. Lounsbui'y.
was uoternor of (‘onnccticut in ’ls’s‘i
:ilid isss. St-inttoi' Lotttisbiit‘y is still
t'Xlt'llrlth'l‘V citinqzcd ill the shoe mutt.
infra-luring business.
‘ spurns AT MANILA
General Otis Cables That They Arr-
More Satisfactory
illy Assot'ltiti'il l't'css.)
\\'a~liiiigton. Sop‘cnibcr l.'.--
tlclict‘itl
,of the Not walk li‘air Grounds by
' (foiisolidatrd Railroad company in 'l'liol
lliiUBlE liliiK PLANS
--..... .-
‘Consolidated Road Negotiating for?
Property in Norwalk.
SUPER PlAil SEES THE Milli
l
The Speed of Trains. he Says, will be ‘
Slowed Down at Water Street-
No Buncoznb in the Fair |
Grounds Deal. l
lti l'tiillitf‘ilOll with the first till-t
.
noiilitctncnt of the proposed lilll‘tliiliie‘
tllt
Evening Sentinel, comes the. visit of!
supcrintcndelit (‘. ll. Plan. of the Ncw"
talk. New Haven and Hartford rail-
r.otid ‘
Mr. l’liitt wins a guest of Mayor t‘llov-l
er. )’('~li3l'll3y afternoon. his visit be-
iiig brought about by the recent request
of the Norwalk (.‘ity Council. of Nor
walk. asitiltg ,lll‘dl slowcl
down while running over the danger-
ous crossings at Watcr street and near
the freight house.
Superintendent l’latt told» the mayor
that the speed of the trains had been
slow'cd down at the obit-ctionuble
points to twelve miles an hour. He
also asked that the (‘ouncll give the
company a little time as it had plans
for extensive changes and improve-
meats at Norwulk which. it was hop-
cd. would suit everyone and do away
with all danger.
Air. l’latt also spoke lti l'cfcrence to
the proposed Pair Ground deal. stating
that he supposed the mayor had heard
.ot' it. Not wishing, to be inquisitive.
Mr. (ilovc did not ask many questions.
but he was given to understand that
:therc was no buncoinb in the matter.
but that the road meant business.
Mayor Glover assured Superintend-
l'tatt. that lit whatever changes the
company might feel dispowd to make
to bettcr the condition around Not"
walk, the citizens would meet it half
way.
A Scntiticl reporter was informed to«
day that the Railroad Commissioners
have condemned the approaches to the
Norwalh frclght house atld that stir
t'cys litivc been made. to remedy the
inattcr by cutting through the bank on
Wulcl‘ sli'i-cl.
it was also learnt-d that plans for
double tracking the road were so far
advanced that. with the exception of
through the tunnel, thc railroad owncd
i doiibli truck right of way through to
lliillbiiry.
Landlord lltlllllll ll. of tlic Norwalk
trains bc
'llti.: today ctllcd llll \l'.ll‘ llt'lnll'lllll‘lll
‘.i.- ftillinh;
.\lttail i. So; lit label 1.”.
. Adjutant ticlii:i'.tl.
has.
it. t‘.
:n’tliwldvtory. lic-
nmtids for wlilnlruwal lllrlllgtlii fort-c».
.‘tiltilltli'll with and till w‘.tit’dl'tiw
it'lllttlldttliti; [inlay o‘uipi
w in outlying iii:~ti'ict.~.
obeying insurgent iciidcr. Aeuliialdo
rcqttests lcw il.i,\'s in which withdraw
turn. by Ilt‘lllt‘lllllilll .lllll ltlllttt-ll tlicii
wtiitii'ltitliiiu IlillI‘il‘». titt'i' ttiti thou
wail llll't‘tli)‘ lillllll.‘;l\\l| .\‘o llllli'l'"
-ion.» .ti'atitcl lti tlittvpl~ but strict
'llllill..llltt with tlt'liidllil‘ of .uth iti
l.llll l"|;lltl‘ill litlt'tJl hood fucltiit:
ltl'oitlillig. .\I.lti.l.i tlii‘it .lilil litt-
.iow i‘tturtli'v No iltli lit Illlt .ttllttl|t.t
"'nl ll.t\i in it l'll‘ililtll t. it itillllili
Spoil.“ pit oioi.‘ li"iilitt|l-‘lltl,\ \\tllllli
lilllll ot’ w il.cl tl-i. moduli
ii‘i‘ln‘, l‘otnlittilnitiii.’
\\ asltiniztoii.
A flair» much more
Ul'
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\llt'iil .i Luci whoot Iltlltl
may and it’lllllli _\l||llt it It. :l
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titi.t.t l< tilt ~\|ll.-t|l tit. it
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lilil
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l.‘ t s
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ii lotto“ tin-ii-t'tn » :it- tho llt'i‘i' ilit
«nation of bar or cw. that air inn-«t . .
do two ‘liina. Hl‘” I RM; “I,“ lll'3|.lli\l'1l'
‘ i
l m. i‘toildr it. -v Iona .ihil Ultii‘l'l ill) Awoltllttl l'l't‘M)
i..ill bc .J‘I'uli'll. lliiu- llllllltllt t‘t'lill'ttl \\,...i ”mom, Nlitli'iili: r in \t liiv
illltl 'lillt ll'l‘tlllil no» to it. i'tilthtl ill H ,... H, ,, "up: . ii I», m. h l. .t.
iit' illilllt', it) .l Mill aim at or lllt p... ' I ' H d
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tin tliHlll-ll w-llutt I ill ioitctiioul. l'd' intuition \\ 'lttifl. now tillllilltlllil
Whit. iitm- ton... on lo-iliii tluil‘ ml Hi the o. Hun: 4pc l'ItiItMiII w
ill p l‘ .ili~in Ii- t‘oi n
.‘i “\t'll ,mti ttt‘lllttl
tit lit. a drt illll
but :dtc talk. and
liilit‘lilllll‘lli ittt‘
l‘lllll lllt'it llllllN‘ iii iltilit llil‘ I Hi
i‘ll .ii.ili t,itiiiot lllit i iioli boon”
l-iy iii-lint lltitl ill mun of the l" pun
~t‘-ttll_\' wliitli ll io- ion-«l.
t|.iiid wtii tilt Ninth
iiitc thinu \H' kilns ll'.ll llitll' lllllt
duct ,H ”'4 ill littltlm .il,ii tiiiptt- it.
I not .i ittiod pit-pit.i‘ttiii for til‘ pint
moonlit. tit-i at but our Militil'tllltilt
turned iiinhi tit .‘i‘ittt‘li't‘ l-i Ilui
.. iitiiitili H‘llli‘tl will it Illt't't’tl lull-it
limit) of Iltt'm- pt'ltltl- tilt lllll‘ll fol lit
pontoon lilsilllllltlita
tliiNtii-i liili \l' \lt NH 'l'\i Iiili
lilli shalt-tic lllt liltiii'c to.” haul in
r‘tIH‘ for Ii~ limind tip with tho ili ii
in of ll‘t‘ml‘ ‘i-yillli , m Mi tiliU‘lv
thiowti upon utti lliiiid-i. tlici't- .iic mult-
”Illa", wlibil ibit our hit-t brandy
l.iitulii llv
it two it mmui ltictltuiilc. it part of
tar iiilii ioity Willi in llli fat l'iii'iilt
«M w-w‘v‘“ - 4...
lilllil ii iii
. v“.—
t'onliuucd on I’tllt‘ tits.
tliw Noiliilk iltll) laid
g'iilllltill ‘iiil iVlJl l,.'~'-‘l lililil N.
lily Amiictdbtl Proust
l‘oiiintttoii. t'o it ,-‘..;-. tiitti l'.
l'ibttlllil lilb‘iilltn oi “'lltnllll. hoist
lump on itiqli «t to ill! t... oi 'Illill
liithoolaltt. wioi .illit‘lll to lt.i\
lull. hill ll illliilit' tilt in it lllit't will.
lobti i'mluu. about llliti with its”
tuition u still iotmiuu, lit [tilt «1 tip
it. its oi iii point to lit itt ltllll
i' llllt til‘ 'l'll thltil
w iultull iii lay» it :ihl tlitiii l at it
it! l'hlt'litl tot lit titlill
Mt tropolltaii i.ili llmiil tit. c
tot tlw Millt'l-lihli} “ll’lliiilil oi m.
violin 'if Witt" ill to,» illilelitl itiili 'i'l
'ii~ t iilii: to any oiti- mtkttiu i'nwl iii
alllitltli‘ i would l:IitllIlllt iitl iht M'lltl
poliiaii \‘cry lllll‘t‘l'i'ly,
Milli. NELLlId UltliiY.
lll‘litlt‘i l'i llt'
iililuli)
which are null
llottl. has also ltl'ill illlill'tidi‘llt'tl a- to
I his itl‘li'i' for tho illli'iliitrt of it it'll foot
‘ right of way lllltlt'l' tht- Norwiilk llotcl.
l i-‘lllS'l‘ lli-J.\\'\"S lil-Il'Nli)N,
| lily ,t\ssiit'l.tlt'tl Prcss.)
l 'l'itt‘l‘llltii‘tll, if. i‘oltipato
its i and it. and lllt' lullltl of tlic I-‘li'st
t'ulitiwtl u. htavy artillery. are bold—
‘itti llli'.t' will sound rcanioii lll‘i'l it»
St-ptctiilo r
l
‘ WAN'l‘ltllkSitualloti
WA
A up thing and oterythlu
kcep your e’yeon and ii-
to lilllt' in this rotation..."
tiuick results will follow.
.. ..-. _.._...._._....'_9
WANTED.
_ ”m
by stationary:
eiiglncer, as engineer. fireman or
night. watchman. Address Engineer...
South Wilton. Conn.
I15 "it
WAN'l‘ED—-’l‘wo boarders for a plaid,
alit front room. on line of trolley. .‘
'l‘Wo youm: ladies preferred. Torin.
reasonable.
Main street.
\\ ANTED~A young man to run on
tnllk wagon. Must be honest and a
good hard worker. Good wages‘to
right party. Address, Box til, West-
port. Conn.
ractas. 12 llouton street. 313 3}
TO LET. I
ll' so desired.
beth street, South Norwalk.
’l‘t) l.lt"l‘—Sctolid floor 48 Spring
sti'ctc. six rooms illl conveniences.
that Sit) Apply William W Leater
or Taylor & Golden.
visit (it
suitable for offices; house. twelve
rooms. with improvements; No. 9
Arch street: cottage. 29 Woodward
avenue. E. A. Woodward. 314
T0 LET—One large front room. first
floor. Furnished or tin-furnished.
'l‘crms moderate. inquire 159 Main
street. Not-walk. Court. 310 Ct
over Olsen's shoe store. Four rooms
each. Rent $8. Halls heated. ligh-
ted and cleaned; also first story flat
over Shuitz’s market. rent $10. For
further particulars inquire at the of-
tice of the Old Well Chair 00.. 83
Washington street.
T0 LET—liouse of 7 rooms. 83 West
stret. Apply ll. l-‘e'rls. 81 West
street. 39 6t
S.
TO LET—Apartments in the brick
block on Leonard street; also four
rooms at 32 Water street. rent 83 per
month. Enquire of Charles T. Leon-
ard Norwnlk. 824 if
TO LET— —Apnrinicnts of five rooms
first floor. 8 and if) Tolics street. first
class order. Apply to John H.
Knapp, 82 West street. or Jacob M.
Layton. South Norwailt. in!
T0 RENT—House for one or two full-
iiies at 19 Academy street. Apply
to T. S. Osborn. 23 Mervin IM
Norwalk. a1"!
To LE1 v—i-Olilcc la the second floor of
The Sentinel bulldlnl. Apply at
The Sentinel oillce.
inquire at 105 South
3148i
aid at '
'lti l. li.T-—A furnished room with all .
convonlcnccs for light housekeeping
Apply to No. 4 Eliza“- .~
s15 3t
WAN'l‘ItlD—v-Genet'al housework by .. .
tonipttent iliitigarinn girl. TomKa- : .
T0 LET—Six rooms. Music Hall block, '
TO I..ET--l<‘irs story, rear apartments:
0
‘ii.|.\ “till about sixty liicttiial's Ili‘i“' ‘ ““‘M"
but .\i illt' bustncs now-lint: this of" F0" SRI‘E'
ttl'io-oli llit ioiiottiiu olll i... \\t~l'- .
M “NI. m Am“. I‘ l' H" M, . l'titt an it: till units at radar-ml prl.
.: x] “ huh. W. m, “HM" ‘HM‘ .. m at sooth .\oiw.tik Hardware
“In,“ \\'.i'vtbary. ”HM.“ :' ”M“ l (‘tilllllilllL South Noi'walk. till)
,i |'...i.., li.tr:i‘oi'.l ~iil l.ll‘\ .iiihiit -.-w --
'iiiilui', l|.tiii'ti'tl It “J {hand .. i’i‘l‘m \bl‘ Nurwaik tliiiul laiindrr.
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plou- Illlllll... tin ill"! it‘ll llil)'\ ot' scp '"HH “'"Hmwm' Apply to F‘ 8'
ti'ln'm" WM l Ambit-r. Norwuilt. “It!
..... . _. mm
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”t l.ll‘.tl|' ill in» lttltl illii 'Iill'lliiill : illll'ilii 5‘ t" l"‘““" W““l'““ Mill
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.Ill‘tiliiilllvli to tilt l‘.ti‘i7~ ltvo tilllllnia it w .i.i.»i on ' Iltllilitlf ii i" till Wu“
itItl \.i|l tittiit’ i .tii liii .\it: t\.lllt .
i iilh it
‘ M|.CELL‘IN‘OUS~ l.tl.~t‘i I... t i"llll.l\‘ .i Muniiltlt' Kill.”
l ‘ . 1, 'lctitplitt‘ l'li triii l'tltiltt' will WINS
tiltl.ri.~.\l\l\i.\it “l'r stilioun will illiltli to tio \n.w.iilt Illlll’O‘ til 'I‘lm
iiptvti lil't iiiiltiI-it litiiloi- t-i. pp in fit‘llllllil III at
..I... :3”, “l hi“ mam} l'li‘“' \H “i .. ., ......».............t~ ....w.uuw.t.wiuu
it. tilt"! ti .- _ tut-tot lit capo. Lot Nun xiii Volt-Hill. lady's flinch
iml «mi. i‘hiih do in, Mill“ in lions "with“
, . .. ‘ I‘i l.l‘ . t.il ‘I‘tllll'il iii ii for Its W'
\ltil.t.\ ii-2\I iiilt. too. it. Hi tints. its lint strum.
" ’ ' .i' A l'llil'titiN. hotshot ullilt
or i‘l'lllh iippv it its 'roptct aw . , . ...... .........W
one. Norwiiik. i‘olin. iiiittll' Lital shit-ill.” night on North 1‘”-
“ .t» . :“H tor ”Hit” it tlH‘l littliilttl 1‘“
'lil.ll lililii'l \\.\.\ll'.l| luiilti-s m l w itth 'llii' llllilt'r will lw WWW!”
iwiiihnirii for our l‘dlltpllllili ...i.
.ltiti ntlo lIHHltl’» for ‘ll"
tit lltl" iuiit books Iii'Jlltti for hot.
oion Ill Ll‘tlwlillil inllct lint h bot-it
thuiiuiiiu, ilcl‘ttthlfitl. ctptiiaiiiia.
l'lllt ittitul' iionifttl H'illo up to
Jon. Lott-r hook. I‘lit'll oiiilluw-
inn with happy Illttaltatloiis. 'lritti
riidoit< it'lll‘i‘H Nii'htttu lili-- tilt-til
I"ill|l’ litllltlll ' IttlIliil lisiiVi-s' for Ni
«tacit. ivuiltvts. l‘rrtilt lill'il,
l‘ioluht p:.ild lliilIWl Nlmllllwliillt
Utilill \tlilt tiil'ililt‘a tif .ili 'l up inmku
int Hind “With two mitt italttps
for piitliiii part only of the po tam
Jil'tlfl'. limp .ill trash and cit-er with
.i mouth with out bacilli-ire .ltmui-
lli'it 'l'llt' National [look Utmocrii.
Juvenile Department. Chicano.
ltl
llilll'ltit t l".it ii
i "l.
lor i't'lutiiitiu ii to tho oillce. or th-
i'tl‘ \lt'l i on llutiili liiil. blflflt
_:-i-
\\ \ll. N’llll‘ll'l'l‘
\toti mitt iiioliiii for was
it in IOtNlliii lutptotitl l‘-oplt~“i- ill! l“
poliit- and lll||t.ilit‘tl ii liltillllh'r ill” ‘0
no mood patriot 'l‘he tantrum!“
ot .uotiti lll llli tioip bull operator.
till till With it Hilllilllfllllm m ”
towlmi will: it it.“ built NM
ilic Illdlll'tl iiaiti- iii lbw
tliiiks
.' p til
"What is Illl‘ll l lillc Jim?" ‘
Well it is when a My titra- out W
u will!” a.- his nrautlmoihor all
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