yo‘r Mortimer M Lee was
lastereninx at the caucus held
on Hull when he was unani-
mood as ‘ni‘e‘d :i‘or the allies. 9 ll
head oi south Norwaik's
9 9, affairs; Three of the
‘ nclll‘nen. Charles Bosch
9Paul and Girard Weed. are
scene was one or perfect bar-
on an unanimity and all tire nom-
n as tar as councilman on
e .made by acclamation.
as called to order. but
he bulletins commenced
uncilmen nearly one hundred
inptl “at 8 o‘clock Judge Joseph
R Th!!!) 9 ed the meeting to order
l‘ the nomination (it a
n H. Ferris was chosen
9 ion andii. H. Vosburah
e for secretary. The first
the nomination oi a may‘
as Lixiit promptly arose and
19; seated
,‘ . choln‘l'n
. .r. Chairman. it
adeby acclama~
soc (led the non:
. :holn3‘ taken Mail
a”: ‘d largil by‘ th9 choir to.
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REABURER OF: WATER FUND.
‘ . Edwin Wil ox.
BTREET COMMi BlONER.
climatic. Dow ‘ ,
V point" Judge Taylor moved
nieetin cell to ballot for
v uneilmen. This
Med and Chairman
urge S. Kendall as
~ -.9999 announced the
’ 9' walla
do‘w
“breaking both bones o!
the name oi my
ion as follows: '
” the Spntord bullulhl‘l. James
vans. Who was associated 'w
‘ . here, has taken a position wit tile .
" Electric Light Works. or.
Mrs. Theodore O. E
a of I Bel-louI
. Mr‘s. Theodore 0 Eekol
[the shoemaker, who read
wrist. Mrs. Eskeiscn bad bites on to
let the cat out. and Was w king down
stairs, when she slip and fell.
er‘ wrist. Dr.
All Baldwin was summoned and set
the tractors. on account of Mrs. Es-
keisen's age it will probably be six
weeks hetero she Will be able to uso
the arm again. 9 ‘ ‘* *
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WiLL ENTER MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Gliflord Cdol‘ey, of Fort street Eal‘lt
Norwhlk has entered ones a‘ (our
years' course of study at the New York
Homeopathic odlcal College. Mr.
Cooley has b n in the employ of the
Norwalk iron Works for several years,
but resigned this position to take up
the study of medicine. He is a moms
her of the South Norwalk Baptist
Church and has always been an active
worker in all the affairs 0! the church.
where he will be aroatl missed. At
present Mr. Cooley is to ing a course
in preparatory work in the morning
:andin the atternoon takes his medical
work. For the present he will coin-
mute; ' ,9
l8 BlGHTV-FiVE YEARS OLD.
Dr. C. H. Kendall. who is one at
idgciie‘ld’s respected residents. and
other of Dr. George 8. Kendall, of
outb Norwallt, was eightyilvo years
old last week Thursday. and in spite
oi the weather, with able wile motion.
trip to South Not-walk, Where he was
the guest or his son until Saturday ‘
afternoon. There was no snocial ob-
seryance or the birthday except a fam
ily reunion at the 4:9“ house, when;
» :- down she a -
. liner r. ‘ dull Islam illl
tests from his loan ey, except a slight
cold, Which”
who know him lion‘s he will be with us
on many more birthday anniversaries.
OLIVER TEYiNG.TO COMPROMISE.
Attorney Bristol. of New York, has
been in Stamford recently. endeavor-
ing to obtain from Stamtord creditors
of John 8. Oliver ersttvhllo proprietor
of a bucketshop, written releases of
claims against- Mr. Oliver in return
for the latter's note for the 1 amount
or said claims The creditors naval-o
tuned to make such a deal. and since
then Mr. Oliver has sent money to a
friend here, who has notified looms oi
the smaller claims. It is said Mr. ‘Ol-
iver contemplates entering. the stock
buying and selling business in‘ New
York. ,;
EAlJ. piavcldu BLNLEAMY anal.
”Jack" Dunleavy. the crack baseball
player. who lust conipisted the
«soon playing with tile Montreal loam“?
oi the. Eailtoi'h league. contin as its
ill ”stills bold or his sister
mas Denney ii Orchard I
clinically ls anti
all “will take a loose,
needed will. allele
will start for Radiance. Gal
ll
*2, will recuperate“ nails:
71‘» he will rsturtilm
, studies at Anthem
M
6r ._
e pen hits since his ._
‘ retu'ra. liltiliellslde‘rs and Norwalhers _
faith to Charles L».
ticket. Est-Maybr G,
measly, nominated
last evening. in th
hall Wall street. It has been known
ior some time that Mr. Glover would
stile choice of to party. but it was
by Nicholas
chairman or the Democratic
city committee. John T. Hayes was
chosen to preside .‘as cbai an- The
tollowing delegates answers to their
names when the roll was called: .
shortly alter 8 o'clock
Martin»
First District-4P. a. salary also it
Leilrand Betta .
Second Distrlotv—Frmk 8. Broiln,
Charles l. Moss. 1). J..H‘ogan. 8.1...
Wood and William Mitchell .
Third District—aloha Carney. Nicb
ciao Martin, Daniel McCarthy and W.
E. O'Brien.
Fourth District—John 'l‘. I“Hayes J
J Cahlll and J. .Li Man
What) this w calculated“ 1’. F. Slat-
beryl name's Mr. Glover tor mayor and
_ situation was quickly seconded
M i loser was then formally elected
_ _ rotary casting one ballot
orhl‘m Th emcee en the ticket were
lilled in the sands manner. The slated
list oi candidates for councilman was
read by the chairman and all were so-
copied colicctilrely. The full ticket
was made out as follows:
9 Charles L; calmer.
COUNCILMEN.
Edward 1’ Wood; Moses}!
, Charles A. Burr; Michael J. Rior“
lion John 13.364331! and Oliver
William;E. Mdntxomery
CDLLEc'l‘ 0F TAXES . .
Willis Mitchell.
Alml’l‘OR
Horace E. Da’nn
(li'l‘Y SHElllil‘F.
Thomas out.
MEMBER 011‘8 THE BOARD OF REG-
, TRIAT ION
, Nicholas Morton.
INSPECTOR . OF , ELECTJONS.
John T. Hayes.
WATER COM MdlSSlONER
Wallace Da ans.
TREASURERFSFDTHE WATER
William E. Montgomery.
There being no other business to
transact. an adjournment was taken.
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HEPAINTlNo THE MAN. BOX“.
can any. of Lock lie-9
VI ‘ I... Has to contract.
The letter and newspaper boxes of
the United states gov meat post or
lists}.k department in Bell and East Nor-
befits repainted this week.
laidmlhllni pIin‘t -is used on the body
bf the boxxa maths lettering taut;
ins and l . s a very pre
lotion allusion ls expected
. "ttwo s 9. ED Park.
‘Ill tit tile don .cuppsl; cos:
Look Harlan. Penn. is deli; the
. browns littoral! to be an ar-
_ the central line
Glover. ' . . , .
9 summit?
Heyt's Thea-
interest.
who. ensues
gin: leader
a a pear
. at H p 's‘lT,
the most p01)-
D
story. in
or re ulsive air
neurones untenable
am or is made
.Ian
is ample scope r the strongest dra-
matic talent and most thrilling situa-
tions. Last night as The Monster, Mr.
DeVonde was at his best and through
the entire play Was true to the incep—
tlon ot the charac " and at the (lib
max in the tours
broke item a l sustaihedl and in
tenacity silent int rest into prolonged
cheering. The plat. is elaborately
soonest 98nd costumed
a. aupsrnumery
Editor. Luvs:
. will
‘7'
vacate sis anal-o1 usesaor or
South Norw and mommy no
“economy: he has occupied tor
some time. The assessors hold their
first session «at Monday and helm-e
that time Mayor Mortimer M Lee will
unmint his snowman. if Mr. olives
likes the position he will have his
family move to Bingbanlton.
ILIOTED A DIACON.
There was a large attendance at the
family meeting. last evening. at. the
South Norwslh Congregational Church.
ute addresses on "The influences of
Uhildhoodd’ by Charles M Lawrence.
Dr. Maren M. Allen. Deacon Edward
Board and the pastor. At the close oi
the meeting. JohnB Lrwaenco was
elected deacon to an the vacancy saus-
ed by the resignation in Frank A. For:
rls. who is new superintendent or the
Sunday school. Nelson A. nickel-man
and Miss anus nickel-man were elected
to represent the church at the usual
meeting at the American Missionary
Association. to be held at New Lon~
don. Outbou- 81.9. 4.
RE'UIUQAN PROBATE BDNVIN-
Ti iON
The mobile» probate convention
or this district. which comprises 01
the town at Norwalll’. Wilton and Now
the assessors cities; is the Nor-walk
{term “may ball building in Wall
is expected tbstiienry
clerk at W lion. wl
adiIefortlle . volition
'Do you mean to insinuate 9
not ill to be a libido man " said Patm‘
bor ‘ so companies
and the audience listened to tour plin- '
rick Fitshmdrice to John Mylod, secs
‘: rotary or the Central Labor Union. at
the close of the meeting last evening
Mr. Myles, according to llbi own state-
ment to a sentinel reporter this moi-ls,
lug. attempted to explain, but betel-e
he could do so Mr. Fllzmaurice let out
his right arm and bit Mr. Mylod hard.
twice, once in the mouth and once on
9 ”the chin. The result of the latter blow
' is shown today on Mr. Mylod's lace.
The trouble all came about by Mr;
Mylod making certain statements in
a Fitllmanrico. The tor-
asbertibn beiore the
t
meeting, that. he did not approve or '
some of the methods ct Mr. Fitsnla‘ur-
ice as a union man. He thought they
were not proper for a union man to
pursue. and openly made this declara-
tloll. Alter. this the meeting progress-
ed as usual, and it 'was not until it was
over that Mr. Fitsmau‘rice stepped up
to Mr. Mylod with the above query.
this morning. stated that he considcr~
rel! Mr. Fltsmaurgce a union man. as a
‘ brother, but per easily it was diller~
out He was not inclined to discuss
the {nether to any length but stated
simp y the toregolng rants, dsald he
tbeuxbt Mr. Filamaurlccs ctlon was
a littlehaety. and would pmbably have
been never taken bad he considered the
consequences to theunion.
Mr. Mylod also wished to be put on ‘
rce‘oni as a man for the Union. and as
always working tor the best interests
of the organisation. Last night be ten-
Y ? dared his resignation as secretary. but
it was not accepted. He positively ss-
sorts. however. that he will not contin~
«11:99 in the silica longer than November
it was expected that. shins reports
on the Labor Day picnic would be giv-
on but several of the committees were
unable to make up their more in time
and it was voted to adjourn until two
Weeks from last night. when the af~
fairs in connection with the picnic will
be closed and the financial result will
be definitely known.
It was voted to push work on the
‘ new ball as rapidly and it is probable
that the next meeting will be bold in
the new ball in South Main street.
WAGHINGTON calls cusses.
Washington Gs .P. O. S 01' Au
held its first coca ale 0: the ceases
last evening when it gave a supper to
about titty oi the members and friends
in Mystic Chain hall. The spread was
prepared by Ollie Btaheii and Jay 3
Davenport and to say that those pros-
out did it full lustlce does not express
it. Alter the feast short addrssm~
ware made by 8 8 Gregory. Georae
Eaton and John Spendlo‘ve. Three an
plieations for membership were repair.
ed. The s candidates will nominat-
ed, at
night.
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.mm child SCHOLAROl-llll.
The‘ Bethany Guild of Trinity
Churchill“ last evening. An inter- E
Marsaret’h
n'scbool. Tobie Japan. where the Guild
agreed. a scholarsblgl, was read by <
’ s rector Wm as
% ,nliIs‘loliIr work at the year were dist l ”W3
‘s was subsided to maintain ,
estih: account oi Bi.
means tor the
cussed.
the Ichnlwiliip
study. of 933:8 t. the meotin this
bltoms. rel a and
WTFEMIM relentlessly so»
9 lhpon which i: . sex ,
‘ . to arrive at this port in about . ‘
. two weeks. Lastlnrll Madeira, Hill ~
7, {a company. of New Yorll. exported a, [
ergo a
' pecte‘d
is meeting next Thursday ' 9.
pull shake a special $3.1,
ln‘liouen 1!" slice and than
i will com
oi! anthracite to
:which .w ill bee
' manufacturers that
one large firm in order to prevent a
_ shutdown contracted with Sherman T.» .
, Gate ssl
a 3til: tor the Madeira
Combo
much- * ill QM“
he could see ‘ it (late immediate
ly opened ‘10 and obtained
the rt 9 which. were in
storage ‘ leather was char-
bored and the coal has been lilacod in
its hold and it is expected that the
coal will begin its long voyage today
“it is said that this is the that time
that any cool was ever re-shipped from
a foreign country back to the United
States. and it will probably be the.
first time that such a cargo ever.arriv- ‘
ed at this port. From this city the
coal will be shipped by rail to manu-
factories to which it is consigned"
8T9ATE TEABHERE.
Will Hold ‘l'llelr Annual Marinas In
New Haven, October 1.7
At the” annual meeting of the Con-
necticut stale Teachers Association to
be held in New Haven- on Friday; Oct.
17 the program both :6? morning and
Mr M ylod when séen by a reporter afternoon will be of rare intergst. in
the morning beginning at 10 unlock,
Supervisor
grades of work in 91:11:5th
eighth grades inside its,
- “ norms, of bar? coal ‘ ‘
has so 13‘ nched all
J’epson will illustrates”! < 1
storm
~shl9 meat of] as
Seymour situated on Mad
0: Franklin St. lot lib
lot adjoining it on t
front and 103 feet deep...
fine business lots on Ra
Enuuire ‘oi Henry
yelirs old. sale 9
out. harness
conditlo .
riding ru
8. 'W Olnletead. Wilton Cl
Depot
lots for homes, encuma an “
nice modern. drool-cot housest
on them. H. Marina. Archl‘
ien Conn-
FSR’ SALE—WATER 'l‘ 818
pressed air engine and will
_ chorus .
of. five hundred bonus from the New 9 ’ ‘
Haven schools; each grade will enem-
piity individual singing, sight reading
and dictating. in the alteruocn at 8
o’clock W L. Tomlin, of Chicago, will
deliver his celebrated lecture on music.
entitled “A New Force in Education "
Mr. Tomlin has filled capaolous halls
in all the large cities. and no doubt will
receive a royal welcome from teachers
of Connecticut and the New Rayon
public. At 3 o’clock the Nansatncl:
High school will sing selections and
the direction 0! Supervisor W.
Miner. a graduate of. the New Maven!“m
» schools.» At ‘:3 80 Pro! B. B. Jepson, of
2 Y 99199 Unisersityvsrlll give an. organ re-
VETEEANB "ART TOMQRNOW.
. My I ‘
Expect to Leave Nor-Walk for Washing-
, ion at in O’clock. A»
it is reoriented than all local people
who are going to the National Encamp‘
ment of Grand Army men at Washing-
ton, by way oi Gutyabnrg. be entire
South Norwallr railroad station tomor-
row morning at 10 o‘clock.
Among the Norw’alkers who have al-
ready signified their intention ct going
this way are .ghiei 0! Nice Thomas
Bradley nor ‘ Burr. W flliem A. Kel-
logs Mr. and "George 1. Burton.
Andrew cues James Llycstt David
E Godfrey. and Mrs. Samuel Jar
via and Mr. and Mrs. Worden. of
Franklin avenue.
This route includes Gettysburg for .
Sunday and Monday morning the trip
will be made to Antietam, where a
stop otltour hours will be made and,
nonrigid; guy this route will arriue
an lesion Holiday evening.
DON. Oct 3.4mm Associated
Prose is in a position to deny the
li ement of the Daily Desbatch oi
Inchester, EDI” that the terms of s
rltislt syndicate for the establish
meat or a“ test Itcalnship service be
ads Iini E'sjbind halve been
accented. Nothing in this connection
”.l‘:.l‘l.l°l“'.”li “l“
s s e y n I pp “libero
m boll-broom of I Olibv
alum rinse may take prose.
d colour the proposed (insulator
land “th
light and heavy weight ‘
suitable for golf and rainy d.
he s’ knee pants and suits,9 .
wll sell very cheap. »
mill olilce, oily Dollies av u “
“sea est. 1‘ c
8-8158" mil
ynlonr.s
0! Months Bt. ill"?
let swelling) l
nicely furnished roo ole
ed, heat hot and cold“ consist
use oi bath 8 O. Bentlne
To LEF—DOOK
house with all column
and shipping. Water
New occupied by. R
quire John ‘H. Knap
Tofitlst shoe
street. live rooms. in flood
rest :10 Also email no -
iii. Also since; second
Building. Inuuire Job
West street
76 Let—«lilacs
basement 4 Franklin
with improvemonts to Joli cl
re Lsr~s Nlo‘n lions
all modern improvemoata in
nation. inquire at 889’: fiyl or
near West St. .
T0” Rial'i'mi‘luigr ”:9.
on Isaac door
w.slh limit 810. Mount
Beams. It So. Norwsl
I’i Bayvisw Ave}
moments in pal ~
1 6 Wuhlnxboil Ht.
W~ruasisn
with heal and bath id t
airing I. central locatilu
Place. Milena liorIlIlh
T0 asrwrwo 8
ill Pin. 8i... m!
J 6i No. 1 I
no
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