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Nomi): tor a few minutes, and would
see thorn later in the evening. as the
remark Ina-n. to then) would seem
in dl' llr. Goatello in about thir-
‘ m. and la a widower.
’ IJIM parents are (lead lic‘h ha
a brdth‘er\ William P. ”comm. iii
a latter iii knitting". stun.
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mount): a genial diapooition
git.
ordain; .ai’id kindly mum and on tar an know
to «noun went hilt or);
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ha‘an't in fill
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to Harwell: a orld name
on or yearn ago,
“ with the dimmud‘oundry Company.
Iron) New York city. ‘and when that
naaa he took
Iron Works.
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peer
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teiio was then .
a a that at that T
are; he not lie-I
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Ivory determ dd and have agreed that
any action taken ahall be taken by all
‘ mom.
exceptodxwere retained to d.“
0°" read the daily honors as regular
I more thoroughly than moat In“
~ Hoyt on th
neat stock holder
tidal. Company. and,
worth nearly halt
.I . Shy a daughfieh Mrs.
Samuel J. Watklna, of south Named:
a mu daughter. Mina Ella W. Board
of Dorian. and a grandson, Louie F.
York city. . .
W‘
EMPLOYER. STILL HOLD OUT.
coal dealer-a Roiuaa to Grant Teal!!-
' ‘~‘ ; . atou' Damanda.
There it practically no change in the
camntera‘ atrike today. This morn-
ing the delegation oi the Union gave
out that Thomas E Gregory. the Nox-
walk contractor. had signed their
agreement tile men have been work-
ing only nine hours a day and he was
willing to site thorn $12 tier woak on
time and one-halt for Martina .
Four coal dealers. ,rohu H
1 Raymond Brdther‘a, ,E. ht.
Company and hyarvln Brothora, -
Imam andita refused to grant the
union demo da. f'i‘wo are working a
canal deapi arm that they are
short of help. and the other tire hate
litlo work on hand at present and con».
acquontly the Itrlko doea not alien:
tour declare are
An oilioial oi the union atat‘ed this
- eating will be u
Witter would i
til?! Me II),
o auud however; that the
tern)» of a dementia would remain"
norm
Sahara! oi the Union man, it in atata'
ed, on) already. tired I the 'Iutrika and
would be willing to 4‘ turn‘ to work in
marrow under. the old oonditicnh, ii the
Union would permit it.
W
«a. aodaiidiia. C LUCK
dream a ma. clock an Premium at
> Gilliam Pharmacy.
George W; Demos. oi nth Non
walk. conaidora hlihaeit on?)O ot the
luckiest man in the county. baht Sat» “ ‘
tlrday night he purchaaed a bin or
Bipan'a tall at the Cliirord Phar-
Inacy. Mr ,. ha hadt heed the lit.
tle tableta mi itwo years.
ide the box ground in a little note
on a yellow allp of no
or with full name and addteal. it
hunt a very pretty clock-an mu
“unknown-whom
The "
eat‘z . ,‘i a a for under’
m . more .
employer and can
number. ia’i‘inc ‘
.5 common the aovontiL . 2
into. Ohio! at Police gram? was cent D“
I. nto huatle the
‘ to oi two years and
tia’l aleo‘t'ihn. hi 1 more than 1,900
voted were cast w the this year be~
‘ly {cur ballots. or the two reiected
state ballets. one was double and“- the
{or repreaentative and Justices of the
peace on the local ticket Were rejected
that.
this district and 2M ctr-night itepnhli
can tickets. The great diaparlty
tween the No is due in a meaaure to
ed over that of Henry E. Chitheater.
Wilton, the Republican candidate
for judge at probate of this district.
Congressman E J Hill had thirty-
‘ilv paetera over the name at William
dlht ct. while Mr. Bishop had thirty-
eight over Mr. Hill’s name. The vote
bemoan these two candidatec was
quite close. Mr. Hill was honored by
hop at this polling place. Quite a num-
:her of Democrats prophesied that the
district would awamp Mr; Hill in la-
vor oi Bishop. and they pointea out
that Mr. “Hill greatly feared the result
in the town of Nomalk. The returns
allow that the tovin gave him 427 votes
more than it did Bishop. -
Fire parties were regenerated on the
state ticket, nnmcly. a Republican.
comic: Prohibition, Socialint La-
tied Mind to put up «unionism rep-
Ireaentatlvea and justice)! at the peace.
1‘»..th militarily; in the town in
iavor of Judge gory for judge at
probate tor the district you, one oi the
tenure: of the election; (in the rep-
ruontatlve and justices oi the peace
ticket, 582 straight Rnnbiica‘n ballots
J, and 762 otrnisht Democratic hallots
were (illt‘ I 7
charge ot Regiatrarai) Foeney and
iF'rancia Menard. withhdward J Fin-
negan an moderator Eand Joseph A
Carrier, assistant modeiaton __ ,
SECOND VOTING DISTRIG
Norwalk was a aurprlae, a big
to the Republicans who tally
the election at Dr. 1. Milton do
their candidlato (or representative and
d\not expect Jeremiah Donovan
thin ‘aa the opinion oi the more
. honoured; Ini- in com
a oioy crowd; too
i, , ‘ hrouaht to
plea RH
tween no) and 1800 ballets Were coat. 3
The counters were forced to reject an.
other was marked. Two of the ballots '
On the staid ticket there were 121 V. ‘
straight Democratic! ballots chat in 3
hell. In. of Bridgeport, in this '
thirty-nine more votes than Mr Bis--
dhclaliet. The iaat named pare _
rue counting of the counts wa’é in;
The result 0! the election in South
My; quite a aurpriao to the Democrats who
“u the under or this' ‘luoliy out" did
will land it to thd Ripana Chemical i
id receive the malcrity he did. At'
No to demo direct. NeitItYorki r
lineman. All had
at could have been cacti
“noon um town View or.
, cation g in; on an oi! i ._,’
or?! eaw‘ ”I g
tor tor Judge ”at p .,
No acct) ‘ ‘
publlcdn ominee I
Sixteen Sonia:
for having diatimlsh as marina on *
the Knot that 525 ballots were straight ' ‘
Republicans. save that they had the .
name of Judge Henry W. Gregory pa’it— ,
Foa yBALlw-HAR " V
blocks or split; iii no
split "i Orders
_Bakerv. Waahiu
"up
split ti on
FOR cause-To
tote. The residencd
Seymour situated on
of Franklin St. lot 5
. lot adjoining it on the west,
trout and 108 feet. 6098;. tilde
line bualnesa lots on ' road
Enquire at Henry 89 . . 1:
*FOR 8ALE~ANDRIW8
‘ Woolen Company have a. n ..
remnants in black hroadcld
light and heavy w
suitable for golf and
boys knee pants and
will call very choa
, null on ohBa‘i‘da
Norwalk Chronicler