. holiness communicatioris for
‘ file: should be addressed to T110
Personal letter: not desired.
. 011111 in ill at his home in
111111111, have entered the Bridgeport
raining School.
The hunters report, that hickory nuts
.0 quite. plentiful in the. vicinity of
tport this season.
11111111 Wukoman pioposed George 11.
lugs and Warren S. Rogers for
nil Surplus Both were chosen.
1111a Aligial Hyatt is 111 with a cold
at “1101‘ home of her son Town Clerk
01181111 G Hyatt. Woodslde avenue.
’1‘. F. Walsh of New Haven and C
M Bradstreet. of Bridgeport were the
hosts at the Westpmt Hotel yestcr
Mrs. J 113.1111ssil1iine of Brooklyn
111110 is visiting her sister Mr.s George
Gregory West 11.1111 will return
homo Monday.
Miss Lillian chlcr, who is the guest
her brother I: 1'} chlcr. of the
We“ End. will attend the wedding of a
friend in Mount Vernon Tuesday
Qveritt B. Clark and non F'rede1lck
Qt‘k of the firm of the Everitt B.
today, of 11 S \1 11110011111 of Compo.
The next to be nominated were the.
ssors William H. Burr named 1d
ifge and Nnthuniel Gault propos-
William 11. 811111011. who were both
chase
ohjbylug 0. week's vacation will 1e-
‘ fifimbalmers Supply COIDDBHV, MOD-
‘ _
he 1.581111111101111 (‘HUCTIB Of the {own
, .0 are House. last evening. was
'13 y. ttcnded and passed off 1101'-
musty
101';Judgollauiclll.l}1n111ey,.'..l1
“littouslv eclettcd.
10111111? Smith' a carpenters who at p1 cs
William 11.19110 mansion in Snuga
t .k Menus.
ffleorge H. Jennings mentioned Hen
er E Sherwood for 101111 treasurer 11m
treasurer of the toxin deposit fund.
lerk Darrow oust one ballot for 1111
andidatc and “1'. 511111 wood was 1111-
nlmouslv (boson.
.Gault for tonsniblc.
dined Albert W. Allcn. Others nam-
William 11. Bradley and Henry 5
dings.
n by acclamation
all appearances the first of the season.
1er1 Company of Milford are guests
Miss Hotty Sherwood who has been
‘l‘ll to her duties as Stenographei in
estport, which was held in To-
George H. Ienniluzs numcd Thomas
Iii-II 101' a candidate on the board of
ill posed Joseph '1‘ Adams. Both weie
W136 H. St. John 1ecently secured
”position of foreman of Contractor
111 are building extensive additions on
George 11. .ltnnincs piopoocd lohn
031m Smith
All were unanimously chos-
, George H. Jennings proposed Austin
it was thought there would be a good
crop. but the wet weather which held
on so long. made them decay.
A horse driven by Miss Shaunghnes-
sy, of Greens Farms, became frightened
at a passing freight train. at that place,
last Wednesday. and inn away. Miss
Shanghnessy was thrown from the va-
hicle and luckily escaped injury The
animal was captured later in Southport.
The pneumatic runabout to which it
was hitched. was badly demolished.
Rufus Wakcman called the caucus
to oidcr at 8:10 o'clock. George .len
nlngs nominated E. Frank Elwood for
chairman and Lawyer Harry R. Sher
wood named Froderhk M. Salmon for
the same position. As the meeting
was not in ordet when Mr. Elwoou
was 1111111111111011. Frcdciitl: M. Salmon
was chosen unanimously by acclatnu-
tion. Mr. Saimond stated that he would
prefer Mr. Elwood to be. elected (é: hai-r
man. which was acceptable. lerk
leorge A. Darrow read the call. Mr.
Ryan moved that the call he accepted.
George H. Jennings then took the floor
and made a motion that the candidate
for position of town clerk be nominat-
ed by ucclnmation. A little objection
urnsc over this motion. 1111 several 0th»
crs were highly in favor of having the.
candidate for that office nominated by
informal ballot. while others ‘stated
that It should be done by the clerk
casting a single ballot. The. latter
method was used 111.11 Joseph (T. flyntt
was unanimously chosen.
A young fellow. apparently thirty
years of age. and guyly attired. appears
ed at the Westport Hotel. Wednesday
evening. and asked the proporietor. Dr.
Underwood. if he had any vacant
rooms. The landlord stated thatQhe
had several. The would-be guest, stat.
ed that he did not have any money and
that he had walked from New Rochelle
that day. After looking the fellow ov- Q
or. the proprietor asked him how he
walked that distance without getting
his feet wet. as it was raining hard at 1
the time. The enquirer acted bewilder- '
ed at this question and switched off. '
stating that he had left a position two
days before in New Rochelle. to go to
Bridgeport where he understood that.
the automobile works wanted two hun- ,
dred men. and that his money was all Q
gone. Mr. Underwood asked him how ,
it was that he was out of money. when I
he had only left work two days before,
The fellow answered this question by
saying he. sent it to his mother. The ~
doctor could not be taken in so 11:11:1in
and when the next electric car arrived
he handed the conductor fifteen cents'
and told the man that the best thing
he could do was to go to Bridgeport. 1
He took the car and left the town. The
next. morning the proprietor spied him
acrosis the street. sitting on the Bar: Q.
I gain Store steps, and passed over and,
gave him 11 “calling down."
since been learned that he tried to hire
1
as the wheels were out at that time.
none could be rented to him. A short,
time later Mr. Trimblc, who is stopping.
toward Bridgeport on a fine I‘uxikmg
11 hccl.
stole the wheel. and that Jhis intentions
Were to steal We out. ’from the Bargain
nkeman for tax 11111111101
with named Joseph G Hyatt for
,‘ didate.Inf01mnl ballot was 1.:
1111 number or voice 171%» 1
mary for choice. ‘13
6Q; Austiqv’iht‘mfin. S
‘ Sbimou was nominate
ted.
‘John H. Jennings named
1. Whole number 11191 73: nece
for choice 3.2;
to Included in the six
this morning to spend the day escoilo
it); on Hall“ 8 Island flats.
those in the party are:
Timothy Merwin.
Witty has prov ed a failure.
or Greens Farms stated last eve
ll}
rtight that they had cost him 33
story bay its favorite haunt
. dud snvlroned with a will
or
Q .1111 the wind blows.
‘ ved that the seloc
by infoi'mnl ballot.
ioyd
81:
1.011111?
Q ‘1‘“ The
but not
Q‘Qillho c
. 11111111; 1111 a customary 2
to the stand and mbv
rescues 01111 started
. hmy 1 . ‘
Oscm
en.
‘4: no
noseph G. Hy
4 011113 for a telm of three
Q ,.lfnwy'erllzii"11 R. She1wood was
chosen for auditor of town atcounts.
Oscar Smith nominated Frank M. Roy-
211101111 for the position 111 school visitor.
1". Raymond was unanimously nomiv
Oscar
. fill for second scioctmnn and mov
that he be nominated by formal
Oscar Smith. 67:
1:le ring. (1: Frank M. Raymond. Wil-
1H. Taylor and William H. Burr
A two horse load of Wilton people
arrived in Compo about 10 o‘clock
Among
Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert Miss Bessie Kcelcr Miss Flor-
ehce Gilbert Miss Elitb Jachson 11nd
The potato cropc in this immediate
Many of
armors estimate that the crop will
pay for the cultivating. John Tot
m that he recently dug 11 two ncre
' the result of which left him sixty
Another gentleman stated
e'grr-w some for private use, and
.' twosome ghost story was afloat
" stuck this morning. it was
but the creature appears along
side of the river every
abouts 00.10011 Those 111111
1; hell I: Bradley‘ 11 store to the
11 Manufacturing Company's
Q 11y stated that the supposed
1161.111 about six and a half
flutters out several yards
1 1.1111011 then announced that
diners was to elect I first
TRufus 11101101111111 took 111:
Nash nominated
an which was second
11011133. Total number
EWal‘tomnII; 81: M
1 lame 350111101:
. "M W 11m :1 trout
‘t‘n‘in‘y. who expected to use
11011 poor so 1111-
a fruit 011 Toll! Cam
and attracted the titan-Q
$10135. had we succeeded in hiring it.
DENUCRATIB NOMINATIONS '
(Continued from First Page.)
X)
d -H. ..
of candidates for the next four of-
fices on the ticket. as follow:
City Treasurer.
Wilfred llodweil.
Collector of City Taxes.
Fred. B. Coleman.
City Sheriff.
. Richard Voight.
Auditor of City Accounts.
Henry C. Smith.
An informal ballot. taken for the of-
tic e of inspectm of Elections resulted 111
Edward J. Hayes receiving any-10m of
the ninety five ballots cast. David Ber-
nard received twenty-five 111111 the b111-
.1ncc were Scattering. On motion the
ballot was made formal and unanimous
and Mr. Hayes was declared the choice
of the caucus.
For the office of Registrar of Voters,
on motion of James M. O'Brien. the sec-
retary was instructed to cast one vote
for the present incumbent. Henry C.
Smith.
The meeting also instructed him to
do likewise for the emcers of Water
Commissioner, Treasurer of the Water
Fund and Street Commissioners, the
following candidates being selected for
the offices named: William-B. Hubbell.
James 8. Whitney. lease (1. Hamilton.
full term. and William B. Reed.
For the offices of Councilmen. it was
voted toappoint a committee of three
to'prepare a list of six names to be
presented to the caucus. subject to the
acceptance or rejection of the Voters
The committee consisted of J h
Davis. John J Csvanagb and ‘D.
Harford. They presented the list of
name: following. who were 1111 vote of
the meeting, accepted an the choice of
the caucus for the offices of Council
men: James M. Lane. John H. Bod
well. Jones '1‘. Powers. 851111101 1‘. no»
11101111. A. A3 110111111011 and Frank H.
Fitch. '
The committee appointed at the town
caucus was also selected for the City
Committee. and the caucus thou ad-
111011111011
INDIAN. DIFVING Qfl'I’TLINI.
DENVER. Cot. October 5~A special
to the Republican from 1.1111111110111110 N
ma that a telegram received by
Sheriff 1101111111.? . tint city , from
Sheriff 000111111 “Grant county.
that the story of the El] 1111 of the 11100
life who 111de on arm in
0301011 binomial was on
gunner“ which 1111! been mm 51-.
111101111 that a man
51-
D
n
11
is
to
Pl?
ilvsr Oily“ lilo collimation 01111 thaw
111110 11 M
community.
says:
Mr. W. it. Green. of 41 Spring street,
the engineer at Croiut ac Knapp’s hat
“When a boy. 1 enlist-
ed in the army and expowro and hard-
ships may have weakened me phyah
cally. Kidney trouble and slight urin-
ary dldlculty set in, and as i noticed
an advertisement about Dean's Kidney
Pills curing such cases, i got shelf at
I’lalsted's and took them. After Qi‘ln-
ishlng the treatment i felt ever so
much better and the secretions were
natural."
factory, says:
cents a box.
It has.
11 bicycle from the Bargain Store. but Q
at the Westport Hotel. saw him riding, .
11 is thought by many that he .
mm
”$1911.01“ 1110
1‘ ‘preldliiu mold Hon-floss AWN}?
and grins 1111110qu
3011111 norwailt.
A good reputation is not easily earn
ed, and it was only by hard. consistent
work among our citizens that Dean's
Kidney Pills won .ceir way to the
proud distinction attained in this in—
cality. The public endorsement of
scores of South Norwaik residents has
rendered invaluable service to the
Read what this citizen
For sale by all dealers;
fnlo, N. Y., sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name~Doan's-—nnd
take no other.
“(titans
8011001
Suits.
,1.
A few choice styles of Child '
rens 2 piece Suits, left over ‘
from our Spring stock. Willy
at 25 per cent. reduction.
$5.00 Suits $3.75.
$4.00 Suits $3.00.
$3.00 Suits 52.213.
Phone 183-12.
.11. ,. — m - I
1 11111118011,
Mitosis, ,
cLori-usns. ' '
HATTERQ.
summons.
85 Washington Street.
South Moi-walk.
price 1311
Foster-Mllburn 00.. Buf-
makc excellent school suits. 1111‘ 7
...-.mm -W. W-
L; U) V '
Welsh-111‘ or.
who
SHOTGUN$
RI FQQLES
Am munition
We make 11 Spec-
1111111 01 these goods
and have in stock or
will get 111101111110 that
is wanted.
00111510011,
Watkins
&DW.
"2 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk.
Phone 43-6.
C
. '1
Glover s the Place
Ladies Shoes
For Fall and Winter.
First, the light weight dressy
kind. potent tip. bull toes. lace QQ
and button.
Second. the Box Calf double
solo. loco. full toes. with exten-
sion edge sole.
1111104111: Box 13:111. 10 inch
storm boot, double sole, "full
edge." just the thing for 11 wet .
day. .40 '
r FBMr."iifidi'és' trial. Enam~ I
of. full edge, double sole. very
stylish. '
Fifth, 11105 medium Box unif ,,
lace, extra 1on heel double pole.
just the thing for the young la-
dies—school wear and all at
$2.00
ssd‘wmoow.‘
Q .
Q1
PAINT PUT ON
IN THE FALL
9035011.
111g some. painting (lonc
Let Us Make
An .Esiimaie
on the work Tor you.
figures will include the best
paint, skillful and
faction to you.
Painters’ Supplies, Artists’
Materials.
Plei‘llREs.
Pictures Framed to Order.
‘1'!!!
Telephone ‘CIIQI. 133-3:
Open evenlndlilm 313°-
0130111111
87 WASHINGTON 8T»
amt year ”New. £59 124. 000 11“
1100110010
7 13111111111
lasts longer and looks better"
tlian if out on at any other
If you think of haw--
Our
careful
workmen. and complete 531'
Window Shades. Cornice Poles.
Painting. Paper Hdnging.- Decor-
to V 11 111 1r
Hicks-mulch ghfiénom mflmlchlel‘
11001931111111
WearSIioesthaiFil
r
Houses
TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
-
WE HAVE '1'an 00111110 or 1'11)
011111.011) mvsnv raw mu. Q'
M. TA'RLOV,
CONNECTICUT TURN?!“
‘ depth Roi-wall. Q
1 1.
_,__ .
of
TS-
Dlnosfs who: '
It artificially digest: the fondled old!
the 011 11911:: 11:22:th 1::
1.111 511 5 11110th
53.31111 0 9% other pruning:
1110.
,~ ,w 1510 eiilbiency.1
.1 to
. “astral 111,
“1105111 oflmperfwtdlgeulon.
11"
11111 price 01111911111 in conformity
the price recently made by the big
trihntsd largely to the high price v
corn 11nd hence the inability to food.
the pig'ge number of cattle required to
two cents per pound and is caull
11111011 11110 1111101111 anions local
dealers.
condition of he market to a combina-
tion bstwae
Morris 0 00.. 8101th Go. and the Cur
daily Packing Company. known to in
trade as the “Bit; Faur. “
lives 0111111119 firms. however. deny
but such a' combination exists.
prices of all meats:
Prime Roast Beef.
Chuck Roast Beef. 10 to Ho
800p Meat.“ 100 “ “
Sirloin Steak. Q 20c “ “
Porterhonse Stock, 260 ” "
Corn Beef. rump. 12W: “ “
Corn Beef. navel, 7c “ " ’
Round Steak, 180 “ “
Flank (no increase) IZI/gc “ “
Plate. 70 “ " 1"
Lamb.
Hind Quarter of Lamb 15c “ “
Fore Quarter of Lamb. 1295c " “
Lamb Chops, 16 to 20c “ "
sheep.
illndquarter Mutton. 1214c " “
Forequnrtcr Mutton. 100 “ "
English Mutton Chops. 20c “ “
. Calves.
Leg or 1.0111 of Veal. 16c " “
Breast or“7'phoulder ‘
of Veal. 1214c “ “
Veal Chops. 16c “ "
Veal Cutlets. 260 “ "
Pork.
Salt Pork 130 “ “
Fresh Pork and Bacon. 16c “ "
15c II M
Smoked Beef Tongue, isc “ "
Lard, lie “ “
ADDWIONAL EVIDENGE.
~ 11:41.7..07 7. 56:. 5111 10.:20.
‘ 9: 40:.
. 10:10.
. LIAVI NEW YORK POI IOUTH
NOIWAL L.K
17:43, '
loom 11011111111.“i ro 0111110111111.
101; 1111.. indicates ti:
11100.30 dealers. This increase is an
the market. ,
001 11111! taken a general advance o 11
retail
her attribute the present
Armour 81 00.. Nelson
01
Representa-
The following are the present retail‘N:
Inf. ,
20c per 1119 -
Authorities, Claim to Have Gun CQIIO
Against Counterfolten. Q
Deputy United States Marshal Bow.
enhas procured additional evidence in
the case against John Mares’se. the
New Haven counterfeiter, who was or-
rested in Bridgeport some days ago.
011 being taken to the Elm City the
pruzoner requested that word he sent
11 his wife of his arrest and it was
then that the authorities discovered 11
plant in full operation.
Beside two more silver counterfeits,
Marshal Bowen has also found another
and it is apparent that a long term
awaits the prisoners for Msresse‘s wife
has also been taken into custody, char-
ged with complicity. When they ap
peared for a preliminary hearing in the
New Haven court, both waived examln.
ation and were bound over to the Uni-
tsd States district court. As the pris-
oners are now in all.
(lath/lg”, ‘V
" ' r cuss'murs.
Edible Kind Make Their Appearance
in This city.
Once again. the festive roasted
chestnut. has made its appearance in
Norwalk and the stands on which the
lndigestible article is to be found are
prepared to meet all demands. The
demand for chestnuts is large during
the first few weeks after their appear-
ance in the market but in a few
weeks after the edge of the chestnut
habit has become slightly frayed. it
becomes unsafe to daily with chest-
nuts after dark.
Those in the local market do not ap-
pear to bare come. from the neighbor-
ing towns. none of them bearing the
seal of the state or any of the ear
marks of the constitutional conven
tion agitation. The breeze blowing
from Greenland this morning war-
rants the belief that Jack Frost will
make his appearance shortly. when
the small boy will proceed to his
favorite haunts and secure as many
of the inmates of the burrs as the
kind hearted (T) farmers will allow.
m 7
NEW YORK. NEW'HAVEN &
1
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1
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firm
i
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. an..-“ ._.___..,_._.. ._..
"Dressed as 1111an as Dessible.‘
The Underwearat its thinnest is thiCk
enouah'just now. .
A popularprice 15:50 06111506101114
1110111. and realizing it we have made our
line at Nils price a‘fi W “WA-‘16 and as
satisfactoru 111 event respect as 15“?“r
abiiiiu to secure. ' ' ""1
The results 01 our efforts are prov-
ing 51115111010111.1111: are selling con—
siderable Undergarments.
War-have higher priced garments, all
correspondiuclll well selected.
Straw Hats. as 110111 as is consistent
with durabilltu.
98 Washinaton Street,
QOUTH NORWAQLK.
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
M
In effect May 19, 1901.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
'QNIW YORK
A. Dds-18:561. 4: 56: 5:451. 5:15,
6:55 7:.“ 7:55. a:1611.9:0:1x.9:30.
9:56.10:22x.10:10 11: 35!.
P. M. ~12: 155x. 1: 17, B: 25!. I: 04
3.211. 4: 07 4:501, 333. 5: 55!, 5:051.
5:453, 9:05.
1’. 15:4: 211.5: 85. 5: 55x.7: 20.8:401.
SUNDAY
A. M.-—-12:35:. 4: 55:,
mtg-.2211 1.2m” "'-
0: '04:.1010
101,01 11:.00: 11:11.: ' h’
.110. ~1::01101.1 101110011302
12:10:.4 0111.1:01. 1:.» 5:01 11: 00:.
costoosooxuouoox.
A 11. 110%on 10: or.
P' 11.4 00 3:00;.11‘
' LIAVI BOOTH NORWALK FOR ‘
NIW HAVIN. Q;
A. “8—H“ 05!. 1: 05:. 1120:. 5:15. ‘
11:081.. .
1: Wm! 4:18,.
5:”, 5: 20. *7ifi'lé6 5&6 10.9: 15. ll: 15.
Brlduport. 11‘: addition to above-7P. ..
"39"; 45,5 78”.?
111! ALI-12: 012m 1: or; 1. 10:. 1:11.
Edi—1110 1101‘
Ha". 3.
ole-rig?“ $1.521». 0:00, .
DANIUN‘I TO 0001' NOIWALK.
M100, 7.55.151J'155, W157
gale—1:5“. 5:55. 5:43.
M1 1 will: ‘1
The New Fan 3. -
11.11102. 10:03.10: "
£1.” IMQQ
. 9~
bonnie Extension Holes and Extension 11011111.
W
Burt 8L Cumpany's Shoes for Men. 53 50.
to}
Lounsburv. Mathewsoutit Company sShoes for Women S3 .00
Children’ 5 3011 Call bhoes. ;.s100, 3|. 25 and $150
The Faultiess Ladies' Shoe now selling at $2 00.
921; Lowest Rates
. Ami mu 1111111111111 our mat-non .- 1.11m of thinner c0111. miu- _
00 against all comers. presume“ to «ally 011 torque of any
dealer 1.111.111.1111” s‘Qan’va‘ up .1111 all tartan In the 1mm of
fuel. It is a win 060001111140 '11! 1mm: winter’s supply during the
summer and fall, whether the price in 1111on to 91111011110 or not.
0101 and In our man. ’
John H Ferris,
South 1111112111. (30110.
i
Norwalk Chronicler