Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 7, 1902 · page 1

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”BCQI'MYL. noon that the old board would be, clio E
rl‘ll b was badly nested in the Second Diet ct. w ill run consider-

burned it not been let a mlaunderatandina on the Third Diatrlct vote. the ‘
ave been given not Equite a little earlier than thin. The oilEl-E

a. but by no means did all the interest cease there. Sidney

vermine, detected Walter L. Wilcox, his Democrdtlc opponent,
oi town taxes. by a handsome majority. E E I
0 candidate of the Socialist Labor party there were nine

constables 0! this number never: were elected. the two be—‘I

L All or theRenubii n nndIDemocrnticI candida,
board birch lvioite’r _ were electedr new:

FIRES'I‘ BE LECTMAN

First Second-

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Samuel Ilynec. r..
Janice A.- Brown. r..-
William B. 1
Andrew Hi “I

The meetln ‘ toniee tat IE
- magnum Mdnddy t”night bt8 E

I lord; hire. Adamo

' fiabt by or?“

"sidewalk in (flint

' Very lunch interest'
:the‘ city election d
a the, clhcea oi mayor icon ellmen and :

bulletin bond
.‘Norv'mlk which contained the remit
I ‘ot the ballot for aeleht‘men. the votes
' gained by the tirelve candidatea ior
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IL A cool ‘ I
_ streets Washinaton D.

The lot coat $50 000 and biggie
ed building will probably cont 85 .
000., Memhere of all patriotic cranni-
nation are invited to be present and

there Will be a large authoring oi the
‘ Douahtcra and the allied acoietioa.
A niche there are excursion rates to

Worthington tor this week on account

at the Grand Army oi the Republic ii

encampment. v
Mill. Samuel Riccardo World, or NI

' walk. who to one or one oodiiooo

Hall Committee. i
more. or armada to
ceremonies. Mr Di‘imnde‘no‘i Stern

will attend

I “W New ‘

lilo by Network last
Medina sentinel belie-E
tin board. When the reauits or the
town election he Ito come in the
the Sentinel
branch oilice will packed win. rotor-
on also shown in
no

water eommiiaionero. The aootinel'a
was the only one in

Mail: Council. Add the vote 10'!

Greenwich. and in L
A under. or new canon. are .,
among the Donnecticnt resents Who E.

oinlly" over I

~ arr'anrmentc.

L win he chain:
glee club who. since the commence

. o1 city poillna niece. Two votea were I
looted as both double builota, and ,

6 Van rel tor being a marked
ballot havins the dome 'oi John Mile

‘ they on the book of it

The Democrats had the larger nnu‘it

. ‘1. her or atrai ,tI bailote not while the

d I
The dumctte
on the pilots.

E Ie’ present went

,, intho' holster!
Meeoordi .to the principles end in.
ldtiona oi the Democratic party. The
eerenAdel-o than returnedbo bonaiiroad
Square where they diobmded.

TO IIDEIIIFIT THE MINIRS.

A Dorian to be Given in Hoyt’c Then-
in. Quintana Nifiht.

A concert ion the boneiit oi. the strut
in; miner-villi be held aotnrdty even-
inaolthtcweek in Boy t‘ich
This woo decided at a special meeting
oi the Denim Labor Union held tut
evening. A co‘muoittee 0011190306 0:
the iive executive caldera oi the Union
and practicon all the other members,
was annoin to make the decal-cry

feature at the concert
9mm!” the striking miner-8'
at or the coal strike. have become
Abe biennium“! will
nit'hudovilio. 9E“ $199.

 

 

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MayoDeIect
John J Caveman received. 439 votes.
and his majority over Mayor Marti-I
mar 11. Lee wabitblrty-aeven. . .Qne‘
Democratic connollman. Wilfred Bod-

this can be atteated Dirty Any cith

Re uh ca
‘ on m3Lille coining year it will be vex

och Democratic. lol- the latte part
not of the com oi Councilmen

v-doea not mean that diy‘ otter

city

Ad had been before stated in these
columns. Norwalk'c city election was
very much or a personal affair. and

well was elected, and «Soother Aurel! '
A. Hodehon. come within two vote: at 1308

winning out. linger Cavanaab had,

I: ninety oi hie centers on Republican

tickets. and variom other dluliectione

in the Republican ranko brouabt the i
hit total of limit tick

Ill! to 881. while

the Democrats who vot-‘i

E‘ ad. for tom oi the Republican cand

Chrietlm

Conildhglonerk L
. mounted

Bwambo inaonbothtiokotii

the hiaboot vole while Luther I!

W nbilcaa candidm- tor
right. 31;:th Hatmw Corbett
hunch. wThe carnal

dimes" .’ i
n ‘7” oe‘
edit sultan

one song. .sz
M) m
TOR

Jamel Paul. or} . _

Robert G. Kltobell. «1..
CW EHDth‘F

Joseph Diana 33.

Leroy Adamo A

Citation A. We
Henry 0 Sin". 2nd.d
[NSPDOTOB ,OF ELECTIONS

John J. Goodwin, r., 4W
David Bernard.d 870
anoiamii Oii‘ VOTERS
3““"h’omfm'i:

e .

”woman oouiuesrorinn
Christian Burton and d.. i
WU um 01" WATER FUND
lldyin Wilcox. ad 180

Minot n Inn and
STRIP! courtroorounn
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coco . . ..
GOUNOILIIDN

868

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John D. Dotti. '3'

wordde
E, aired (matured hall;
*3: madam void

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T Dem 'atar t‘a cabliy Todd in‘ '
motter or straiaht' tickeyto. there not.

log been cast 249 atralaht Democratic.

town ballots one was i'nutiln
an envelope: were leit on

ed
The counter: did not oomblete their
work until 11:15, whom they {ya-Io

con-iderahly aaaiomd ilr‘ one‘hin
olive! you b I.

Dr. To A.zLRii1rdnn;LFro¢Iefldk I3. Alfie

bier and John w Greenwood John ii...

Hoyt presided aamoderatcr
The interest in the result or the 91'»
action war very intense. and when it

was announced that Mr. Glover had,
. won by forty-one majority. there were

many expression; of pleasant from Air.
Glover’s friends on the result. ‘
One or the biggest surprise of the el-
ection was the defeat of Wam- Com-
missioner Gould S. Hoyt, to:- election.
by no large a malority. Mr. Hoyt lost
to Wallace Donn, hia Democrat oppoh~
ent. Both were popular candidates,
but it was thought by many that the

8 Republican maioruy in the city was

:gihcle'nt to carry Mr. Hoyt safely
rough

Ghnaldel‘ablo interest also resulted in
the ballot for; y tax collector. though
Will ”itch rm conii t at

IT cl shutout tor a mitten 0»
the Board or ouncil men wee betweeli
Councilman Stephen}!
cling-«.1; “Holman lost
More in” ii: rout» votes. ’

The vbridnn cendldatec tor the DoumA
ell recetvbdwthc iioiiowina‘ it

etc names: I,
W 6&3; it. (timid §

the position or chic: executive of the

thevot~ ‘
Lk

.ilcimea and.

will“. oi: tooth: on
~ very bio

Seymour e ‘-.'
cl: EFralElhE n at. lot

. modern. adherent; lieu
their. -

a Corbett mock:
appartmentt name;
For particoiars inquire
Cigar Company.

To LED-DOG}!
house with all equip
and shipping Water E
New occupied by R, ,J I ,
Iq’nlre John H. Ratio 53*

T0 LET—lat FLOO L
street. ilve rooms. in
ray; tic. Also email
Eden direct. near
Also oilioe. loco
Building. Inquire Jollfi
Went street

I {iii-lair o central ice

Dione. Booth Norwaih.

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