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Registrats’ Nanci.
Notice is hereby given that the Rogls
trars of Voters of the Third Voting Dis-
trict of the Town of Norwalk will be
in session at the store of E. E. Gotham,
10 First street, East Nerwaik, on
Thursday, September 17,1903, from ii
a m. to 6 p. m. fps-the purpose of re-
ceiving. dons of those desiring ~
toH be his Eigcmrs in silt! Third our
tr ct. ,
Also at the same place on Saturday.
September 26,1903 from 9 a. In. to 6 p.
In. for the purpose of perfecting said
Third Voting District list. .
‘ .GORHAM.
gistrars Third Votirl’iglm District
Norw k: Conn, September 12,1903.
s14 to lab
Willi
w» ll
bill] Nil
York today, on business,
Harbin Maimo is spending the day
In New York city, on business.
Miss Evelyn Darling, of Brooklyn,
has been the guest of Miss Belle Cam-
eron,
Thursday will be the. last day upon
which voters can be "made by the
registrars." -
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hall, who haVo
been visiting friends here. have re-
turned to Port Chester.
Mr.‘ and Mrs. William ll. linker are
now ententhlning Mrs. George Jones. of
Bakersvilie. her two children, and
mother, Mrs. Wheeler.
The ,ohbir of the Swedish Church
williqidm concert at the Church Fri-
day. 31th “of this week. A line pro-
gratalhas been arranged for the decal
AV 411$ belonging to Dr. Marshall
balk ‘ mterday, for about an hour.
Ail‘j .. rts'ioi means were tried to get
the“ ' at .to move. but, without avail.
Fl ' A. .hben it go ready, the animal
sta'_
Number of people the complain-
ed tit e fact that there is no electric
lightly ween Water street on Wash-
inggfin’fl street. and Herman Malmos
pl '61 iness. They say that the
bri is very dark. and that a light is
‘ op'tho South Norwulk side of
the law bridge. . ‘
_ over Hook hnd Ladder Com-
pally ital set the date for'lts annual
baii‘yh mishlwill be held on October 33
in inure Hall South Normal: The
“3‘: charge of the affair om-
: ‘A an Samuel Carr, Wii an
n ur Carr, .. Wheeler.
m. Frederick llundquist
. Anson, Georgi; Brown Fr
ufiringham, Howard
,Christopber Groeschner
and Harry Waterbury.
--.. re complaining that their
’ ripen as they should. and
.. summer has delayed them
year. Every day now
nearer a Afrost and they
i! if} tgreat deal of their labor
wl he of- no avail unless we have a
warm weather. Apples
errh'uit are backward in rip-
a" corn .crop has practically
. Jailhre thlaseaaon owing to the
' mating:
Captain L'hlll‘lés‘ morass- is‘ ill n’e'w‘
0. ‘: .
John H Sherer left town Monday
and Mrs N. 8. Kid
Miss Man darned has secured a po-
s a lilanclrard‘s
quarters of he Hose Company.
Mrs E. H. Every and son Melon,
and Miss Etta Slater left today for a
to“: days visit with relatives In Brook-
Mr. .l
the PM
pany, has been the guest of Postmaster
George W. Brv
Harvey S. At:
have been spending t 0 weeks
Schag‘tiooke,AN Y., buy
their borne in Rowayton avenue.
Harry. Sc? field and family of Wee-
ha‘wkon Helping. have returned home
from a she isiRt with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs J. lthotleid, of High-
land avenue. ‘ ,‘
Rev. Frank C. Brown pastor of the
Baptist Church, has returned to Allan
tic City, N. J.. to remain during the
present week and will more bac k Sul-
urdlfi, accompanied by hit family
ADARIEN AND NOROTON.
HI—w—u
lsaac Purdv of New York has been
visiting friends in Noroton.
Dr Francis Deladeld of New York
who has been vistling his sister has
returned to New York.
Benjamin St. John's green house is
being painted and repaired in readi-
nosa for the winter season
The Misses McCroary, of Brooklyn,
who have been boarding at the Brady
house have returned to their home.
The addition to the hospital at
Fitch's Soldiers Home is progressing
nicely. C. B. Finch is doing the work.
edMrs, Harris and family hllve return-
to
months with Dr and Mrs H
son.
William Smith a veteran from
Fitch’s Home, was arrested in Elm
Street Stamford, for drunkenness. The
charge tails“ trolleda yesterday on pay-
MO!
0'” astound: to iiveryman An-
drewh Taylor slipped on the trolley
track yesterday afternoon and fel
breaking one of the shafts of the
wagon. The trolley track where it
turns from Maia street to Railroad
Place is a dangerous spot and it is
very liable to trip a. horse there. Other
tentacle" hays had trouble.
An aulohohlislownsd b a man
named Lemar from Our en. broke
down on Doyle's illll ill lirookslde at
1 o'clock yesterday mor.ning All the
gasolene was also gone. and a messen-
ger was dispatched to the house of Dr
A. N. Clark, where a supply was secur
ed. The owner of the machine was
then able to start up and go on his
Will to Darien.
Eagle Hook and Ladder Company ll!
planning to hold a fair next month in
the Darien Town liall The affair was
lo'have been held this month but was
put off on account of other matters
which have arisen A committee has
been appointed to arrange for the 3’!-
fair ’1‘ he commrttee comprises Louis
F Stoorza Joseph Straley Henry
Street Sylvester Bowen Arthur Ray-
mond Walter Alexander and John
Anderson.
The usual amount of drunkenness
has been apparent among the inmates
of the Soldiers Home at Noroton. this
pension week. Fortunately, none of
them have been killed by the ears till
yet. though they are beginning to stray
far from home as the lags progress.
Darien gets a great deal of the uncle;
ty of these. men, and it is hardly pie
not at all times. On Monday the
were two of t out who were more, thm
the average ud their legs became all
tangled up. When they reached the
piano in front of Senator lmrnsburyfs
hardware store they stopped to takew
a rest. After sitting there for a time
and making considerable noise they
started away. One got away all right.
but the wharf ll by the wayside and
went head iira into Benjamin St.
John’s flower beds. He decided that it
was a bed shyly way” so he would ate
in it.- its did so and left his but there
to pay the roam rent. The other tin";
old soldier arrived at the Darilpa nth;
“animal £111.: Iehfly tied basket contain:
in
.-Hau
ing something very choice apps?
a nearby bar. He did not return
for some hours, but Station
Hoyt is igrunt r with the ways size
old fol In he took charge of the"
basket
There will be an exciting thus it‘
the Republican caucus which libs
held in Barton Town Hall t
week in September. Three man an
after the office of ilrat
They are Chas G.Waterbury.
for Amman. Va., the guests of Rev. '
straw
meeting of h ‘
rtme nrfiidight in the I
.5!th will Whlit‘hi‘véli‘. ,
rtand'famiiy. who
w York aftbr spending some "
htl
He depo lted the basket on th mag "
‘ Rh): atitrt'od to refresh h
selecting... ,-
reiatrend to "
wapuiornulJAlpsga
ING Rl or SUNS
W5; claim SOAP wrappers
-li'a .
r
”Mall rational owl: description.
oi over 800 wanting” a. which we give free tor the trad.-
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some or THE SEA shoal:
Dr. Glaze left Pine Point yesterday.
for his winter home in New York citv
for the winter months.
William F Clark, who has been stun
incring at llelle island has sent his
horse and carriage to New York for
in winter
Edward Ryan and family who have
occupied one of Contractor Dudley E
Hoyt s cottages at Fine Point during
the summer returned to New York.
Yesterday.
“only (if the coftdgcrs at 0 fast ié’nv.
lug Belle island and in a week or two
more the place will be deserted. Sm-
oral of the rosldonres are now closed
for the season.
William Ackel, wire has been spend-
ing two weeks at the Ellgewnter (.‘rit
lace Belle island has resumed his lin-
has at the Yuic & Tosue Malrufhctur-
lug Company Stamford.
Managers James S. Kelly and Arming
.l Smith. of lloton l’oiut. have donated
the use of the Rotou l’oint puliliou o
the orchestra fora benefit «lanes. The
affair will probably not be lli‘lll until
after the close of the regular season.
The muungcmcnt nl Rolon Point will
fender n shore dinner to the orchestra
netvspnper correspondents Constable
Ladrigan and other officials who have
assisted in making the season a most
successful one for Messrs Smith and
Kelly. The affair is scheduled to take
place ill the hotel dining i‘,oorn Friday
afternoon. '
M
WESTPORT.
A Nash a older mill opened yesterday
for the season.
Temple lodge. F.& M,
session Thursday.
Miss Marion Mann of Boston In v-ls
illng in Greens Farms. '
Frank Thompson and wife of Boston
Were retent \lsitors here
Mr. and Mrs Ices Irate been stop-
ping at the Norwalk hotel.
Mrs. Harry Bradley of East Norwalk.
spent Sunday with her parents.
The Misses Doud of Mcridcu Miss.
are guests at the home of F J. Taylor
Harry C, Woodaorih of the Nation-
al bank has been taking a week‘ a va-
canon
Mrs lumen llnnnnn of \Vr-tlursileld.
has been visiting Mrs Stanley Pinon.
on Clinton alenue.
Mrs. Charles Smith, who was hurt
recently by bolus: thrown from a car
raige. is recovering.
Misses Marjorie and
A. held a
Edna Beer's.
who have been visiting friends in
Bridgeport, have returned home.
The Lees Manufacturing Co. has
been shut down for a week and re-
sumed business Monday morning.
Miss Lelia Coley. of Westport. has
resumed her duties, as teacher In
the Bridgeport school, on Maplewood
avenue.
Quite a number of representatives
of the Masons and O E. Star attend
ed the Masons pltnic at Wallingford
last week.
[ideal members of the W (‘. T. U.
rhre interesting themselves in the coun-
ty, convention to be held in Norw,alk
8e” ”'9‘ dl h r
u e rs ey as nppo ntcd Har-
ryJ‘shg and F'.‘ M. Sdlmoli In
pulsars of the estate of the. late J
N Becker. .2 .
County Health OillcerA George Hill
“gross in town yesterday chiefly in the
telest of an estate he represents but
incidentally to look into health mat~
at present in office; James Ra ..
who was elected to fill out his t u
unexpired term, and ex-Senator
W. Lounsbury. Well-known Rapids
cans claim that Mr. Loan-bury gave
has um
a town m.q’ynr ”coho!
set their area M -
bfir rwinter of high priced coal]. even
e-"he property of the late Sal-sh
Mitchell wan sold at auction to per
related to her and brought it.-
,{which seems a. small figure to
A, revivai of arm weatnlar leads *-
ope that enough of it will be sorted
p‘$0wA to rippn corn and help along
. : i‘st‘e‘ vegetables. A diet of snow
VT (13‘. the depleting of bank accounts
. u tales such as toes is second
. svity only th‘tité ’ainty of aa-
the feel may be
field County
”ads
with as. The faith?
.i teth to
hers here
will act as Judges are: Miss Laura
_ Mrs. ‘
stt'a switch. cursors" to
"wimdaiiv.
CABLESHIP SAlLs FOR THINOITH
Stretch 0"le Hundred Miles of Win
for i
head
On
clricl
Edge
Wi of
team
from
far a
slblt
isle.
it
MOFt
Me
from
RTFM
cs.
f‘ "Tel".
skin.
meat
sittln
SEATTLE, Wash.
itcd States cablcship. Burrrsides sailed
the c
has a stretch of six hundred miles of
cable aboard which was transferred
sailed were:
Aflrmy
signal torps under “host general sup-
crvislon the line will be laid. (‘aptain
Burmtt. of the Signal (‘;orps
(‘huries 1’.
ATI ANTA GIL.
flooded
railroads and cousin roads besides
the injury to crops
LONDON. Sept
spectators were present when Attor-
ney. General today resumed his
to he Laid Toward Alaska.
Srpt. ill—The lin-
he north last night to continue
the work of laying the cable from the
of iynn (‘anul by way of Silks,
apitol of Alaska. to this city. She
form the steamship 'l‘cxus.'which
. brought the cubic around the Horn
from New York.
board the ilttrusidcs when she
General A. W. Greelv.
signal officer of the i' nitcd StatPs
(‘oloncl Janus Allen of the
r Russell and (‘aptuln George 0.
Henry
or table engineer and Lieutenant
1". Chandler. of the quar-
slcrs Department Captain A. H
Lnilln is in command of the vessel.
The llulnsides
.,iuncau where nl‘lcr making a short
lint connection slrc ulll leave for Sit-
ka. paying out about 250 miles between
the. two towns and continuing south
proceeds direct to
the capitol by the open ocean. as
s the cable rope will reach. pos-
to a point off Quu-n Charlotte
is explain! that the entire con-
signment of tables on the linrnsldes
will be laid and the lossci be back in
:lsiis port for the filial link by October
”M
E DAMAGE FROM THE STORM.
Crops in Georgia Have Suffered and
Minnie are Cancelling Orders,
Sept. ilk—Reports
the southern and southwestern
section of this State indicate that tor-
rentisi rains have been general there
and that the damage to cotton is
and widespread. At Poulan six
mines of rain has fallen within for?)
hours and at Pelham and Meigs Mitch
cll c,ouniy ll inches fell in two days.
From .Vleigs tomes the report that
Err-at damage to crops has caused con-
sternation and that mcrrbnnts are can-
celllne their orders for llll‘f‘t handler1
ltt Albany Bill inthcs of rain fell in
forty bouts ending at daylight this
morning The downpour seems to
have been general arnl the country is
overflowing and damaging
-~Don‘t let the little ones suffer from
‘czemu or other torturing skin discus-
No need for it Donn‘ t ointment
Can't harm the most delicate
At any drug store. 50 cents.
m
ALASKAN BOUNDARY ARGUMENT
Attorney General Finlay Rsaumad it
tor Canada This Morning.
16. -'-0niya .few
large
for Canada before the. Alaskan
Boundary Tribunal in session at the
Foreign Gillee. During the morning
it the wives of several of the
American and Canadian Commission-
were
El‘lg
pr- entered the chamber.
malned only a short time
hey— General merely continued thread
don! documents connected with the n64
gotiations
ih'ehtv of 18"?)
important bearing upon the question.
“ports.
Darrough.
arshal for the northérr't
As We Of Justice has Hatred
t general order against any pincer 1,.
Mn
gas asurms
but they rd-
aa the Attor-
for the Russian British
which while harms an
of no interest whatever to non-
MAN. ossaounl-r: It I
H can: JSTER ea M9533,
nubllthm attach Ive.
pmitten of Indian Territory has ac-
court the regulation of. Charmin W
ed States -
He.isA.U
istriet and
at; lseFvla’gl";
olrgyni "on “in
i
at!
4%; eds roost ri-
itiea have estabiis
. us quarantine a saint New use. Sunday school maul
Magoo opposite this cit
ease
:st
. J Cfianey for the nut is yours. ‘bo-and
. lis'v
' bus
. . able
.; with?“ Trying Wholesale nrrsh'bts.
. WA‘l
, and mucous surfaces of the system.
m
; shun sun succession.
r-f‘.
l
Jim rfinm, “airflow: its-lg:
. not be cure by Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
WF JlCHENEYh CO. Toledo. 0.
it; s rattler“ ed. luvs know”:
perfectly honorable in all
vhtesd’ntransaatioas sad iinancialiai
carry out any obligations made
KtNNAulid utilavm.
Wh iesale Druggists Toledo, 0.
Hall's (' atarrh Ours is taken inth-
nhlly. ruling dlrolily upon the blood
Testimonials sent free Price 75¢ per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
liall‘s Family Pills are the best.
Ms». .
“out..." .
1"!“
Drill National in
soul's uothllt. cells
2““ l“. ~D
25ml] ‘
mun.
‘ggflflifla
"If?
fins II. “WNW
DIRIOTOIQi . . .r 4
mm H. Farm NOMVMMW
John H. Knapp Christian Swath
John H. Light I. H. vacuums
Josiah it. Marvin lawns! qrummas
_'J. Wills“ Marvin.
We have :5 fine, line of these
goods at very reasonable prices
considering quality.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Grins. Relielreré.
Ammunition, Bilihks.
Fishing Tackle
all
all ~‘s’orls‘til
Boat and: snare Re-
sort Supplies.
condenses:
WATKINS
0 DOW,
Next Door City Library.
112 WASHINGTON STREET,
sourH'floitwlltK.
Phase. m.
The Conn. 0011'] Lil?) Inn. 06.
discovered to its most that the
advertisements it has ever had am
oome gratitiously from its satisfied;
policy holders and we striving in
this agency to live up high stand-
aud in the U16 all
IA‘I'NthI AND “SHINE ,_
urn "costs”. “huh: I! on
mzt
Will: use it: m
in on the wall.
"The- landlord
m‘a‘snn' . filiedatha little boil
who lives in a
l8
games-'9‘";
no on-
all!!! mam ”than. on;
Frail l Vi Stay
It" asksdtltha’ ?
ma
BETiER.
nationalist lift at
races of any tics-
ctipllou'.
rim Piped for Inn at
' oral. V
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PLUMaING
lt‘o'r ma HEATING. H'Wr
§CHEAP£R ruin ll...
Stamford
9‘ m 1
no srssu .
nor AIR Has mo. .31
' arove‘s an assess. ‘
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING. ‘)
,0” Mdrhiflm‘ Fitting. I
Fixtures, Metal Calling, Eta.
Have you scan our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES? ‘
THE- JONESM & HOTCHKISS
MPANY
"in will tour.
CO ,
.i? WALLgrsEEJ Monwapgw;
dill" ill
., .Enamolotl
it} a
«nests WARE
First QualityJ
Four coated.
ao‘
Ranges
4-;
Ho l'i'l‘ticeR illsh
cor. North Main
. and Wout IA”.
, . to a little sensiblc, straight-
forward talk about our claim; on
in consideration.
yoThis store is run on hookers
pi'irrciples: we run it to make our
money out of it. We are not sat-
isficd with the sale unless you are
sitiafied with your purchase. be-
cause we want you for a regular
customer and a business friend.
To Order—Window Shades. Pic-
ture Frames.
‘9
Dealer in Wall Papers, Painters'
Supplies, Artists Materials.
SPECIALS THE 6. N. narrow
White Curtain Poles .with Fix- M’F’ . . .
turea, 19c. ‘ A G CO.
Cloth Window Shades. with , . ., , l: A .
fringe, 35c. 15‘ WACERSTA' . .90. HORVALK.
M“ W!
FLA TING
”mun-M basal-m
3... ”WW ‘
woman-rail
“Wind-smalls
Mfiibfl’.“ . .
nommm as;
muosmssmmAA nuts
norm-aw
Solid Brass Half Contain Rods,
3 ft. long, with fixtures. rec
.“Shurc-Cut” Can Opener, cuts
easily. No ragged edge. -.,
O'I'CS
IIBT 8TEE1L' PARINO KNIVES,
“V'
PAINT duo. “PAPER HANG-
precedents.
L .i'i.
, .87 Washington Street. ,
South Norwalk. COM
Telephone Cppnectioas.
oavto w. SAWONlJl-AA
a
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flak-.-
narrative. .
V a. ”I‘lgflfia .
no: nor ran.
up as:
"mirth.
Tin. Sheet Iron. Cappu- I
Our New Goodgar
now in stock.“
residence at. l
: snail as Osborn “baa ,
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