lineups.
' i
ii. I j iiililllil
I
Brown Chosen First Selectman
“fFranlel‘lerrill Defeated bu .
Wm. .B. Reed. '
iuuuu usual
"Fulfill! sitar. "Wu.“ Books, end All Coilsiliidlsnsi Ques-
., liens csrrleil hi llsniisc'ms lsjoriiies~hex Siss-
'sss‘ld. s deeisll‘st lsborilsn Chosen
list free Vlsrdss.
\
‘V ‘ One of the
defeat at Select
faced, of ‘South
surprises of the Town election, yesterday, was the
man Frank H. Merrill, Democrat, by William B.
Norwalk, who secured one hundred.
, emirates more thanhls running mate on the ticket.
and Notify-sev-
A. Blanchard
’lrwss elected school visitor by a close vote, defeating his Republican
opponent by
l Samuel Lynes.
Funk-H. Merrill. d.,
‘ Andrew H. Klihg, s. 1.,
‘S‘n'tpucl Lyrics,
‘ WCSA- Brown,r.,
' roukfi. Merrill, d.,
William-,BL‘Reed,id., . '
Andrewfi. Kling, s. 1.,
- ’cur....’ri..,s‘mm.. r.. d.,
, Pililip‘Nygobti,
owN TREASURER AND-TREASURER OF THE TOWN
: , 1313110511 FUND AND SCHOOL FUND. .
I A. Cur
Wilson, d.,
, ' e
1P lphpNYEWdr
.Whl’tcr I... Wi colt,
6.29:th J. Monti» 1
. ~ .CQNSTABLES-
M abound.” ' '
Thomas treacherous, r..
Ruins j. ”3’7
pith}. iii no . V.
. ' GRAND )URORS.
res E. Curtisllrg
“o. ..w.na
innings. l.
Céfilti, s.
”it.
woken.)
any 13“.” Jim
, sllddlt, r..
lv'l’i‘h‘i'?’ M ”timid"
. I ., '1 - at ‘3‘, u
Th969te R..Smith, d.,
l . Geo; i; Fitch, r..
‘ - ohnfi.mwrenoc,r..
, V fibTQndL d..l‘
fail! F. McMshon,d.,
011: 0
it;
new. :3 (r..
Suihcriiinih (1.,
only forty-three votes. The complete votes fol
FIRST SELECTMAN.
Ist Dis.
672
486
3 .
SELECTMEN.
853 .
511
600
303
3
To
r..
1235
3
s. i...
tis.r.,’ “'
_~' 690
540
n.1,, ' ' .
oils. r..
«1.».
3
£11 ‘
77 .
.676 T. -
3533
5,26
522
707
709
709
' 550
544
549
Assessons.
. ,r.,
I" “:2,
703
673
561
tilt son
Decesuers. i.,
‘ n
cad-lulu
ted Budweli
Goodall A;
summon: n:
Samuel. L. Wood. 6..
'nchsrd. d.,
Able
than ‘u
summit on TOWN ACCOUNTS.
5.6.1781 To
687
2.1.1..
527
d r. 660
. 435
’77.?
333
001. ViSl’l‘ORstO FILL"
‘ f. ‘. ' ‘ 1
runs WARDEN.
. p,
‘2'
£23
. . . 3
BOARD“ OF RELIEF.
2d Dis.
228
573‘
141
640
18
TOWN‘CLERK.
87b
18
550
310
I
18'.
... 3
; ‘~ HQQLLECTOR 0F TOWN TAXES.
549
311
18
.551
304
360
300 '
551 ,
5.62
556
312
312
312
434
567
234
451
18
18
$31
5 3
.305
3‘3
561
319.
.scuoowrsrrous. .'
216
553
i2?
310
0W5 :
36 Dis.
152
Total.
824
570
3
1333
1 326
902
1029
22
3359
oz
159
l
I 399
939
32
l 59
87
1
1405
934
' 22
158g
157 1390
153 . 1381
132 ~14o3
37 .
. 918
87 f
86
160
‘u 924
973
908
1416
1424
1420
95‘
945
948
160
1 57
80
35
1
I
1302
1381'
954
921
22
22
I47
'33
102
1
I57
91
116
152
103
me ,, .
VACANCY.
99”
u
I— 7
ncorsrmns or versus;
‘Diltrlumh'
m’rsnv’sm . yislrone.
Rowsyten,_8iivs‘rrnlns and New i
. . . Consent: _, p
The recently elected‘oilicers of Con-
cord “Division. 3mm! Temper-once
were installed. lest night. by (land
Worthy Patriarch W. Ann. Hewlsy. of
New Csnnsnunssisud by Post Worthy
Patriot-ch Mrs. LsursWsrner. Dele-
gates were elected lest night. by the
Nor-walk division to the session or the
district division. to . be lfeld with
li‘riendly Greeting Division, in Silver-
mlne. on Tuesday eveninl. October 15:
also representnthesvto the grsnd diviv
sicn meeting, to be held in Red Men's
Hell. ln-Churchstroet. New Haven. on
Thursday evening. October 24th. Con-
cord Division last night entertained
visitors from Rising Bier Division, of
Bownyton. end Friendship meson. of
New Chosen. and Friendly Greeting Di-
vision. of Silvermlne. Musics] and lit-
erary selections were rendered. after
which refreshments were served. The
session was s most enjoyable one for all
who attended.
ljoPE Hose CALLID OUT.
Hope Hose Com by was called out
on a still olsm- setjnight about 0
o'clock. to put out 'ssmnl re in the
cobbler shop kept by on its. lsn, st 14
Main street. The lire was out before
the firemen arrived. it wss caused by
an oil stove which had been overturn-
ed accidentally by one of the em-
ployees of the piece. The oil quickly
spread nod set fire to some papers.
The blue was put out with a poll of
water.
NORWALK COUNCIL ADJOURNC.
The City of Norws‘lk's board of
Councilmen convened last night. with
all the‘membere present except Cann-
cllmnn Stephen H. Holmes. After
some discussion it was decided to ad-
journ until this evening. This course
was taken in view of the city election.
SlilfllflllHEBillflll
The Count Recsile lens Curious
ideas Citizens Here in Voting.
Sillillliii liElilllil 08115818
Claims that Some of the Ballots Cast
Were not Printed According to
Law—Moderator Hsilock Do-
cldss Vote was all Right.
The throwing doom of Frank H. Mer-
rll for selectmon‘was one of the big:
gest surprises of yesterday’s town stern
tion.
were moirdd from them Dior
irict. tolling-them the bottle oftho‘
ballots was going i that piece. there
‘wss suspicion that r.- Merrill’s down-
fnll would he thereon". in the. first
district‘were cut 1,205 ballots. Of this
number there. were 286 straight Re-
publlcnn and ninety-three straight
Democratic. From these figures it can
easily be seen what a task the count-
ers had before them last night when
they began their inborn. There was
all kinds of scratching. some ludicrous
in the extreme. The first candidate or
the Socialist Labor party to be elect-
ed in The Norwallrs was its: Binge-
wnld. who was chosen tree warden.
singewnld received just eight votes.
one in tho-First District sud seven in
the Second. The Sociolist Labor party
was the-only one in the field to put up
n candidate for this else. end though
be second such I manger number of
votes he molested ss securely so if
he had received s milieu.
Mr. Merrill. who was aerated for
the position of selectmsn. chimed in!
nilhllhlt, lb printing of is large num»
ber- ‘ Jinn an luchetrin the Sec-
tor his uneconomic! protest to linden.
tor If. Br‘flnlm. the edicts! in charge
at the Second district. lit. Merrill en“
tered n comblnlnt to Moderator Cos
hello. of the First District. He noted
lorhuo this noted? in the returns.
which wuvdoneu ‘ ,
Q‘ on them“? was thought that
slain-for , visitor. which we:
very keen. isy between Ssmnol L.
Weed and Abisthsr Blunhsrd. There.
fore when the. amusement wss
mode that Ir. . end nod Hr. Bish-
eirsrd both were elected ‘ and that
mics bi. Amid. WNW. had
debited. there in much lur-
rise espoused. us it wss thought-tint
. lrnold wee sure of so election
to the baud. Town Clerk Herbert R.
Smith colors the distinction of buying
mired the lowest number of votes
ofsnylnsnvotsdfor. Hewuscsn
due of both the Democratic sud lio-
publlcsn nsrtiee sud meived prsctb
cell: the entire vote of ”It. His Son
lsiiht labor opponent
wsss‘ntiol
bullets; lnthe’glkrst“
rsssons:
illl‘m
row-roses
W bribe doubts
”3001.18; {sum
. ‘ W k ~ .. L
comm blvlsion lied. Csiisrs. from
~i’evrsr Genocide Petition for
poring the day. when reports Lee
dry if
and ii’flofivfl century to Isw. At:
the United
ow Haven came
'9 Townsend on
liliesrd the case
* lord. charged
11 fraudulently-
Billion court
in yesterday, wl
the benchA '4 ~
of Lydia nine. or
With obtaining
A true bill was Moll... . .
in the cue 0!"me 11. Miller, of
Norweik char with sonding an
obscene letter Mull-the mulls it
true bill was f ' .lie was fined 100
bud costs on, s.» of guilty.
Alex. Beckhmaof Stamford. chsrg~
ed with building so obscene .etter to 11
women in lull, was discharged. on
recommendation. of the district at.
iorney, who said he had been in jail
for some time. ,
Adam Lawickyrot Waterbury charge
ed with penning n spurious halt dollar.
was also discharged.
The one ageinet Anne. Louise list
tor of ‘New Haven, charged with
opening a letter cdntslning 32 was
discontinued. , *
No civil cseoscsmis up. The Coin
her term of the“ court convenes in
Hartford todsv. ..
Mervin-—
new unmounplsuo, use.
Another opportunity is given to so-
curs 11 high ‘ *unrigbt plsnc at
wholesale pricey: . nufscturer's or.
notes with ever'..lll!no.' Several ”sold
in town. All are «lighted with their
bargain. Call angular. Dakln. at the
Mnlmckemo Hobo. fishy evening this
week and see one.‘ -
Some Ollie Invasion
Steinway & Bolts rand Square. $100
Krnuich & Boob nby‘Grnnd. 8250.
Krnnlch 0: Batch might, 3175.
Weber Upright. iii).
Full particulars. ‘ nouire of Mr. 1) ~
kin; Muhackemo 3:2: i, this week out .
HlilliiJl uu
Tracie tinder Wilkins!” Si.
mu it "minor 11th
Edwin“ Ad' s ’ is More the
Conrdof‘oglhpl nvdth‘ Two
More Behold tie sud Enthus-
' issticsliy Wmfrhsm.
Every member oflhe scour Nor-walk
Common Council if“ in his chair.
h ‘ ' ortlmer iii.
3
:Moa». ' moon‘s-ether"
win Adonis held not until: an
appeal-thee. lie was there min with
his little laminar. hold although he
struck hard. it seemed to metre ‘no dlf.
femrnze with the Councilmen. liar they
rejected two resolutions inst were pre-
sented by him. .
The first was is direct step at Council-
man Lester J. Waterbury. whose busi-
ness is in Brooklyn Ind‘resldence in
South Norwnlk. By virtue ofithis he
did not think he wsa competent to serve
on the Council, and netted that his seat
be declared vacant; Mr. Adams follow-
ed up the reading of the resolution with
n tirade of house upon Mr. Waterbury
and the rest of the Councilmen. Mr.
Waterbury retellsted. und goes as good
as he received. concluding by snyln
tha‘t he was s resident of South Nor-
ws it.
Mr. Adonis no not through yet. He
hsd. another . resolution. asking why
Corporation Counsel John H. Light did
not glvoulegsl advice on 11 certain nint-
ter, pemlolog to the sldewslks under
the blonroe street bridge. This. has
been hanging hre some time. and it was
thought Mr.'Ads1ns had forgotten the
sifsir. He soon let it become known
that it was its fresh in his memory as
ever. _
The miter of back on! ”for Driver
fennel McGowan. was Insily reiectnd,
brough e recommendstion of the fire
committee. which come before the
Council members in the form of are-
mrt. The letter we: unsnimouely se-
cepted. Councilmen Ferris. chsirmso
of the are committee. sated thst the
committed did not think. it wss celled
3911 to my ‘llr. Ilctlowsn 355 o month
.. at nay. themed of :35 every No
wee
John ll‘rnnsllli we: sworded the con-
MtorepnlrtheeewerlnluiWuh-
ism street for 88,100. Others who
bid for it wererflslntnr Chsrlot, sit,-
030.5011 ”I e ”mi “(I Fred
Wot-dwell. '3 ll. Councilmen Stevens
moved that ‘
the lowest bidder
the‘eontrsct be iwsrded to
. .1. a. 11mm Repairer below the
Council sud recanted thst he be gle-
sombsioniorshssbulldiusflhe
of Hivllpnd and wider streets
' my “3.“. 3.. ...~ .....
Connecticut" Rail" an .Lish
Com ‘ V lsy n‘j'irsclr mtg:
t. . ,‘
mes-mus
,Edwln Wilcox, I»
dunno Whitney. d..
A, ‘ Miihfl‘lfl “1:0 that???
_ " ,' r ;
am'mvrinuw: : r°_ Mk
‘ ’ y u. r..)...m‘ 6113' n
. W “more”!
Republicans Capture About Everuthinc in
Norwalk and South Norwalk»
Manor Glover Defeated.
our our uuuuuuuuuuu iHllilN
George *8. Crumusn Wins Out in City of Norseik in Three Votes
~Isvor licrtlnsr I. lss's Majority Over W. i.
Wilcox wss Ida-Tel Collector Peul
. Secures Highest lists.
. . i
The number of votes cast in the City 5 There was great rejoicing .in Nor-
of South Norwnlk election yesterduy
was 747. only hftyolght less than a
year ago. although it appeared during
the day that it much smaller vote was
being received. as everything was so
quiet around this polling place. Of this
number Moderator Stephen J. O'Brien
rejected twentydcur envelopes end
their contents. as twenty-three of the
men who desired to vote them did not
have their names on the list, and one
was s non-resident of South Norwalk.
One envelope was rejected for being
unsealed. Five ballots that should
hsve been voted at the town polling
plsee were also thrown out. There
were three mutilated ballots and two
ballots which bore. distinguishing
marks, which were rejected. and two
double ballots were taken out also.
Two envelopes were entirely empty.
and one envelope bore several stickers
for various candidates on the ticket
The counters were the two inspec-
stld Bernard. and Attorney George
H. Vosburgh and Louis Goldenhmirlt.
The clerk was Robert G. Mitchell. The
count was made in the shortest time
ever known at the city polling place,
notwithstanding the fact that there
were more split tickets than usual.
The counters finished their work be-
fore 8 o'clock. There were 228 straight
Republican and 195 straight Democrat-
ic ballots cast. James Paul. the Re-
publican candl .. e for tux collector,
received thebf est vote on his tlclo
st. 487. ‘Wilihun B. Hubbell. the Dero-
os’rntlc nominee forgivi- commission.
erc‘wu illshighest’ men on the tick-
et. James '1‘. Bowers.» the candidate
for one of the councilman on the Dem-
ocrntlc ticket. was the second highest
man. receiving 303 votes. Wilfred
Bodwell. for city treasurer. sud Rich.
11rd Voight, for city‘ehotlfi. polled largo
votes. but lacked enough to elect them.
The complete count is as follows:
Mayor,
Mortimer M. Lee. r..
Walter L. Wilcox. d..
bi. bi. loo. r..
Treasurer,
Matthew Corbett, r..
Wilfred Bodwell, d.,
Matty Corbett. r..
James Paul. r..
Collector.
Jsmes Psnl. r..
Fred B. Coleman, d..
City Sheriff.
Joseph Disses. r..
Richard Volgbt. (1.,
William B. Hubbell. 11..
1-1. Volght. d.,
John Higgins. 11..
Auditor.
Cher-lee A. Wailers, r..
Henry C. Smith. 2d. d.,
Henry C. Smith. d..
Cher-lee A. Waters. r..
' Inspector of Elections,
John J. Goodwin. r..
Edward J. Hopes. d.,
Registrar of Voters,
Willlnm F. Tammany, r..
Henry C. Smith. 2d. 11..
Water Commissioner.
Lewis H. Nun. r... . -
Williun B. Hubbell. d., .
Tron-our of Wiper Fund.
445
282
l
429
293
487
243
413
298
l
l
453
272
456
267
460
268
430
319
465
p 255
James '1‘. Powers d., 1
Street Commlsolonsr to'Flll Vienney,
Cherie. F. Boniwell. r.. ill
Willinm B. need. "do
[use 0. Bouillon, d.,
Ctr-est Commissioner,
Luther II. Wright. r..
lsnsc 0. Hamilton. d.,
Miller Wrists ..
COuncllmsn,
Charles B. Btevens. r..
Kenny o. Sharer. r.,
John 3. Pool, r..
Charles Bose
Minn
277
1
“2
2M
1
m
«i
415
if. r.. ‘ £18
3. mm. c;
Glrsrd H. Wood. r..
gobs If. Bodwell. ll»
smes '1'. Po d
miz'fiod cache. ,
‘n; . .
who. , , ..
controls.
. 4“.
it
as: Summerdeld 'l‘ooker, d.,
. Iiiepllen
3» Alfred Amos. rm ,,
.wslk’s Republiosn' camp that night
. when the result OHM mayorslity light
was made known and George B. Bux~
ion was declared Norwslk's new may
or. Mr. Buxton naturally was very
happy over the result of the voting sud
received a. large number of congratula-
tions. Mr. Buxton is a successful and
straightforward business man. Since
his nomination Mayor Charles L. Glov-
er, the present incumbent of the office
has served the city with honor and no
man who ever held the odlce ever ac-
quitted himself with more creditably
than has Mr. Glover. Mayor Glover's
comment on the city election was. “We
have met the enemy and we are
theirs“. There was much posting on
the ballots and it was about 11 o'clock
before the work of counting the votes
was accomplished. When .1. was flu.
ished it showed that the Republicsns
llsd fairly swamped their Democratic
opponents. It was readily conceded
before the results were nnnounced that
tors of elections. John J. Goodwin and l Henry P, Price would win out over
Wallace Dunn for city treasurer end
his majority 01'245 was not unexpect-
ed. Frederick Buckley was pretty cer-
tain of securing the position of collect.
of city taxes, but in view of the hard
light which Samuel Kemp gave the Re‘
publicnn nominee for the also last
year it was not thought that Mr. Buck-
ley would win by the majority that he
did, 317.
On the balloting for Councilman Al-
fred Avlson. Republican. received the
largest number of votes for any single
cnndldnto; 594. The next highest vote
for thisuloe was for Lewis J. Bey-
noldu. who in the burly part of the light
it was thought would have a. run for
votes. The closbd't,shnve of the day
was for Councilmen George a. 6mm
man, the Democratic nominee for re-
election. He secured just four more
votes than did Frederick A. Lockwood,
the Republican nominee. Mr. book-
wcod was the only Republican on the
ticket for Councilman that did not
succeed in being elected. The lowest
vote for Councilman was for Fineness-
or H. Flilow, Democratic. H‘e polled
331. The lowest vote for s, Republi-
can who secured the position was
522. cast for A. H. Hoyt. ur...qs;um-
msn, the Democrat who who-elected.
hsd an even 500 votes Miliihis fav-
or. . . ; 1‘
At the city electiomdhoro, fl‘su 278
Republican and 200 Insightnjomocrs.
tic votes out. Mr. 0W!“ was
posted over that of Mr. Boston for
mayor 112 times. Mr. Button had his
lover Mr. Glover’s only thirty eight
‘ times.
The inst msn to out n bullot st the
city election wss Au 8. Facts, of Cen-
ter avenue. He got within the doors
not two seconds too soon, to exercise
his privilege of ciiileuhlp. There were
several .111an incidents cemented
with the counting of the bsllots.
There was one
with the tissue of Ir. Glover posted
over that of Ilr. Bunion fond sil the
othej cnndldntos were matched off
with t exception of llr. Arison for
Counci n. '
inspoeior of elections Hoyt inslswd
that the vote belonged to It. Avlson.
There wss considmb nmnsernent at
this. Owing to the cos of the
running between. Ir. rummsn sud
Ir. 1.01:1:de for Councilmen. there
1 was keen interest token in the contest.
Mayor,
George 8. Button. r..
Chsrles h Glover. d.,
City Treasurer,
Henry P. Price. r..
Weilsce Donn. d.,
Collector.
Merlot: Buchjey. r..
Samuel 0. Kemp, d..
Auditor,
Cherries m Curtis. r..
William m. Montgomery. ’11..
. City liter-lit.
Robert N. Moreboine‘ . r..‘
m
«s
600
85‘
‘87
3'10
575
87,7
671
‘ ' Contact n
n. norm”? '
hedsflck A. beam
.Arellus J. Hooker. r..,
Lewis J. tumble. r..
Anion ’fl. Hoyt. r.. '
B. Grumman. d.,
I res
sad Themes 1». Clone. d.,
lldwsrd Brewer ..
Henry it). Corneilm.
tum mm"“"a
Md 1!. '
Rspubllcsu soror-
371 .
competent girl for general. it
in small family. Apply at 1
svbnue, Norwslk. .«
WANTED—SMART no; on.
young isdy. Apply New on: end-
trslt Co, . ~ ;
wimp». RELIABLE cm. is
woman as nurse for two chlidr
it"i‘. Prowitt. llilincrest.
WANTIETHBEE on noun. iv,
furnished rooms for light'housekssp»
ins. with modern conveniences'_ .
centrally located. Terms must be mod
crate. Second floor preferred. ddrefly
A. “B. 0., General Delivery, ,_ ‘ . plop»
walk. ‘ . . ' ‘ ill
WANTED-19. commune,
rose and ohsmbermnld. Avg!
reference at 100 East‘Aven o
Mrs. A. A. Moody. « ‘
WANTED—WHO HA3 deep.
they will invest in a well a , . ‘.
paying business in the business ‘ id
of South Norwaurr Went to sell nick.
and have putthe price low. _,
son for selling. Address . "
Chance," Sentinel. 1‘ '
WANTED—COMPETE“? ‘ ,2;
for general housework in small . " .
Mrs. O. B. Jackson, 55 East Ave.. ”or ”
walk. . 05
WANTED~WASHING AND. film:
in; by the day or at her owoibome.‘
Mrs. J. Andrews, Highland eve.,‘8outhy
Norwalk. ,
FOR sALE—A COMPLETE 3‘
Encyclopedia Britinnicn, 31 V]
1901 Edition. Willi be sold ch ,
cash or on easy payments.
particula'yw pddress "B.."'thls
41.
., .r
. . . pg .. 1‘
WANTED—MANAGER WW
in every large county to appoint j p
for the famous "Game 0' Skill,” highs
slot machine for drinks orolgnrpixiow ’“
ful everywhere. takes place of ill
hidden slot machines. Rented or so’
on easy payments. Secure ‘
quick. Palmer Billiard Table W
Chicago ill.
1'0 LET~HOUSE OF 6 800”"
small barn and chicken coop; ”
minutes from it. it. statlop and
minutes from trolley. Rent Oil. ;
Acknrt, Rowayton, Conn. "08 t‘
To LET—HOUSE or 1 Bonds.
6; Woodward Ave.. rent 2. Elm
floor of five rooms, 126 W word one?
hires Houses and building ' Manolo. 1
has? payments. Apply to M .oed- .
To LET—HOUSE 0? :
roomblo. 96 South Msln at... W
Norwallq.‘ All modern lull! ' ‘
inquire of Conrsdfieeker. ill ‘ .
lngton Street. 08 3t; 16 all "
TO RENT-PLEA8ANT ‘ , .
ed room to gentleman. Alibi”! at {7%
Main street. .1 01
T0 RENT—FURNISHED ..
sunny back parlor. furnnoe’hut-f
bath: board if desiredfi‘, Two;
men preferred. Enquire of In."
srd, 1 Washington St. 80. It? ,
To LET—FOUR‘ROOHS. spoons
door. rent. :6; two apartments «Mr
rooms each, llrst floor. ”Ping. ; . ‘
rent 86. Apply to William J.- it ‘
163 South Main St. - . - ‘ s
ro LET—HOUSE NO. 4 mum 3'
street. Norwnlk. on rm
Apply to it. H. Golden. or in. Hill;
‘ To LET—4 ROOM APAR
3d door rest. rent M. 3.8m
cleaned sud hosted; nlso Id M
factory. iloor spacial”! MW
lighted on 3 sides. For further 1
uldrs. enquire at cilia Old Well.
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