2p,'
,7 '4 sseldoi' P60013110
3 undo: .SdecW—
mtafrs (10.801.11.910
. for at the election
2' Floyd Delafleld. the
. .wn cemmittee. cali-
order about 8:10
Robert S. Purdy was
. ' James Bennett. secre-
A. Jackson and Andrew
l‘l.
W to take an informal bai-
' , Eutectic“, and this was
Fredsri ofoiiowing result: Whole
his homo. cast, 50; necessary for a
The “'3 Frederick Schrader. 38;
quite a fl is; Robert S. Purdy.
01 power” " motion of John Wat-
Si in“. it was voted to make the
some to ,and unanimous for Mr.
Ratio] 0, ,
M‘WA lelectman it was decided
I:
has , " formal ballot. and the
111‘ ,,votes cas was 61: nec-
Mifll’: ’ holes. 81; an Renssslaer
[IVhS
ill within! notes Bennett.14; George
IS alnin m“ lichen 8. Purdy. 1. Mr.
declared nominated after
0 been made formal and un-
. .l.
, proposed the name of
t‘for town clerk, and
1110th approval. and Mr:
I made the candidate of the
. MW pita his strenuous protests
, spent 1 not want the office, even if
MI‘S- be elected. Chairman Purdy
Ridge to recognise Mr. Street's
,remarklng "l'm the chair-
‘ time, and here's where i get
10., Street was also nomin-
iamation as a candidate for
sensor.
a of town tax collector was
. F'hyd Delaflold. Edgar T.
drew .1. Shaw. Frederick D.
all others were named, but
declined. Finally Merlin J.
'0 name was placed on the
as a content over the office
her but , . and it was voted to take
boint to. mill ballot. The whole num-
.Jamesi’ites cast was 53: necessary to
PINE. h 27: E. A. Jackson. 18,: E. T.
Rev ’ Abel Dance, 11; W. H. 0r-
: ; ‘J. W. Waterbury, 4: James
' . , There was no choice and an-
othdr ' lot was proceeded 10: Whole
-:, chamber past. 47; necessary to a choice.
. 14: E. A. Jackson.'24: E. '1‘. Dates, 9;
Abel Dance. 18: Natiaan S. Waterbury,
Mr. ackson was eclsred nominat-
for tassessor.
For second assessor there ware for-
two ballots cast, of which Abel
, had twenty-seven: E. T. Bates.
’ :1. ,3- oichsrd. 5: scattering, 1. Mr,
was declar nominated, the bal-
has. made for at and unanimous.
_ e Bates was chosen the first
man of the board of relief. having
“ ray-four of the thirty-seven votes
’ while George ,Ohorlandcr had
‘ For the second member of the
of relief. Andrew S. Waterbury'
. _,,Iominated by acclamation.
«it rick D. Street was nominated
”auditor.
,. ...ll°..Wo Of
‘ for grand juror, but he d0-
, clinod.‘ “Ibo name of Janis Wood was
thalwgmuted. but it was remarked
my, ‘ _ cthatho had part cipatod in
.the' it lican caucus Tu ay night.
.. ' ”shown not the only one." said
a yuan?" are Democrats still, and
. will you: the Damocr'atlc ticket next
tit.- ay." Mr. Wood and Charles A.
' were then chosen as the candl-
urors. The following
'hyacclamstion:
NS’I‘ABLIS
'rh'oms Riley.
vo'rnns,
Joseph Corrigs‘n' was
. .2.
“ 10"“!
no, nos
r “shareware about one hundred
poo in the hall. although a number
did not participate Ilnths caucus.
. . . ,, , croftovwarsis. _ .
! Iliad ’ inftsworst form and
‘ miserable most all the time. Did
' ' eating until after 1 audito-
" ‘01er which has cam-
ics-Mrs. W. 1W. Baylor.
. N6 appetite. loss of
, nervousness. headacli
- bad breath.
,0. con:
sour risings, in:
. dyspepsia and all stomach
’“i '
run um 00:00:00.
. Ralli‘oad Guam Names Hlmlfor That
“ dated railroad. who is to be domain
1" are quickly cured by the use
ml) 531%“
, impartial. it cleanses, duction odtha kind contracted to play
swap” the st ‘ the blot price circuit this saaaon.
" fimurisg‘: “micro are its salary list.’ the
, vol a
Office of Connildatad load.
. The Railroad CI " tie, of, New York.
which is the. lsadi publication devo-
ted to railroad IlMeats in this coun-
try, 10 ’itainumbor for the current
week. prints asketch of Second Vice
President Partly Todd. of the Council:
the directorate of this road shortly.
and whom the Gazette announces, “is
soon to become first-vice president" of
the system under President Mellon.
Mr, Todd is about "I4 years old. He
was born in Toronto, Can., and odds
noted at tho Collegiate institute at
Otawa. His early railroad experience
was on the Canadian Pacific as clerk
and telegraph operator. He was later
with the Ogdensburgh & Lake Cham-
plain for seven years,.belng\ Canadian
agent. He then became the traveling
agent of the National Dispatch line in
Chicago. retaining that position for
three years. in July, 11185. he became
the commercial agent of the West
Shore road. in 1886 he took the posi-
tion of general freight and passenger
agent of the Canadian Atlantic rail-
road, and left there in 1889 to go to
New York as the chief clerk of the
general freight agent of that line, and
in 1890 its traffic manager.
He came to the New Haven road to
succeed Mr. Msiien, when the latter
went to the Northern Pacific.
Under his management the freight
business of the Consolidated has been
more than doubled. and some wonder
ful changes have been wrought in this
"The Debating Society."
Leslie A. Davis.
VIIITED BEACH CROFT COTTAGE.
Modifiers of Buckingham Post and
Woman's Relic! Corps Who Wars
on Outing.
The members of Buckingham Post
and the Woman's Relief Corps who
want on the outing to Fairneld Beach.
where, they were the guests of Mrs.
Clarissa 8. Dates. at Beach Croft Cot-
tage. are still enthusiastic over the
outing. Members and friends from
Brooklyn. Noroton. Bridgeport and
Weston attended. the guests including
the following:
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bennett. of
Brooklyn; Dr. and Mrs. Robinson. of
Noroton; Mrs. Samuel Porter. of
Bridgeport: Mrs. Turney and Mrs.
Fitch. of'Westcn; Mrs. and Miss Laura
Warner. of Norwaik. Mr. and Mrs.
Kline. Mr. and Mrs. Loomis. Mr.'snd
Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Mary Pierce. Mrs. El-
ia Faulds. Mrs. AdalBylngton. Mrs.
Kate Sherwood, Mrs. Frances Roscoe.
Mrs: Della 'Wilcosson, Mrs. Mary E.
Bennett. Mrs. Margaret Raymond. Mrs.
Lavinia Ballard. Mrs. Bertha Cutbiil.
Mrs. Margaret Bishop. Mrs. Etta Cross-
mon.-Mrs. Ann M. Canleld and Alonso
Wheeler. ' 1 ..
x. .' POPULAR suussusnrs.
CARLOAD 0F SCENERY CARRIED.
~ A carload of special scenery 1111! sf-
fectaJs _ carried by, ,the spectacular ex-
travagance "Widow Dooley's Dream."
which features tho lrishcomedy star.
Georg! W.“Monros; and which‘is com-
,ing 39 fioyt's Theatre tomorrow night.
This is one of the factors that makes
It indisputably the most expensive pro-
1311156ka a fact thath sar-
‘ries the largest chorus of any musical
show , , at such prices and its as;
‘ twain.“
.R nervous mam.- » »
All i " with gill" the" .
is a delight trea
goat-s4? washinora' chango‘ ‘frofi‘
' creating of ”Hop-say
delight-‘
department. The new policy of export Nor'.|k:
freight trade has been put into opera- 00m. High. “m, 1:30,
tion in the Boston a Manchester Amal. Con. 41% 41% 40% 41% I
transatlantic freight line. and large A C & p, 00., 25 20% 2c, 21;
freight shipments which formerly want A: C.- & p. m, 77 77 77 77
by the Boston & Albany to the Hub. Am, 1.000.. ' 75% 17,“, 15%, 151,5
now come by the way of the New Am. Smelt. 41% 41% 41% 41%
Haven. Am. Sugar, 111. 111% 111 111%
His ability lies in planning'for the Anaconda. 70 70 7o 70
road. it is said. He is a quiet business A. 1‘. & 3- pf.“ 33% 64% 63% 64%
man, and very systematic in his A. T. h 5‘ F. p‘ 63% 04% 03% 34%
methods. When in town he arrives at A. T. k 3_ F. p, 88% 33% 35% 33%
the general office building at 8:45 Ball. 0: Ohio 75% 751,71 74:“, 75%
o'clock in the-morning, always walking Bklyn R. T. ' 43% 43% 33% 114
up the stairs to his office in the sec- Chen & Ohio. 30% 307,7, 30% 30%
end floor. He leaves puciuaily, as 0 Ch Gt. Wet.. 15% 15% 15% 15%
rule. at 5 o’clock in the evening. By c, M. & sq, p 139% 140% 138% 140%
his business associates he is regarded Col South. ' 12% 13% 12% 13%
as very shrewd, and as being thor- Can. an 171% 171% 171 171
oughly conversant with all lines of rail- Del, & find. 153 ,_ , 152% 1521/2
load “'01“- Eric. 27% 271:. 27 27y.
“‘"M Eric, 1st, pf.. 05% 60% 05% 06%
'NTRODUCTORV RECITAL- Gen. Elcc.. ‘ 140 1400. 145% 146
‘ Lou. & Nash, 98 98% 07% 98%
Program to be Given at the Brown Col- Manhattan, 130% 131 130% 131
“at Twin”- Met St. Ry., 10:17.. 1045: 103 104
The program for the introductory Mex. Cent. 11 11% 1074. 11%
recital. Department of Elocution. at M, K. k T.. 18% 18% 18 18%
Brown College. tonight. is to be as fol- M. K. & T.. pf, 30% 30% 35%
lows: Mo. Pacific, 89 119% 88% 80%
Piano Seiection— N. Y, Central. 110% 116% 11.5% 116%
Freeman Minion, ('03.) Nor. .1: Wet._ 58 58% 57% 58%
"Moses Crawford. lsam and the Deer," Ont. & West. 21% 21% 207/; 210i.
Leslie A. Davis, (04.) Penn, 11.11.. 119 1101.5. 118% 119
Violin, accompanied by Arthur Ferry. Poo, Gas, 91% 92 91% 92
('04.) Pros. S. Car. 34 34 33% 34
David Ricks. Reading, 408/. 47% 46% 47%
“The Bov's Revenge." Rep Siccl. 0% 9% 0% 9%
Mrs, Leslie A. Davis. Rock island, 25% 257,51 24% 251%
a “An Open Secret." ...... Woodward Rub. Goods. 1595. 15% 15% 15%
b. "At the Making of the ay.".... South. Pac.. 42 42% 41% 42%
Schumann Sou. Ry. (30.. 19% 19% 19 19%
Mrs. Frances Heath Eaton. So. Ry. Co.. pf.. 78% 78% 70 78
"The Whistling Regiment." Tenn. 0, & l.. 33% 34% 323% 34
Leslie A, Davis, Texas Path. 23% 24 23% 24
Violin Selaciion— Union Pac, 71% 71% 7071‘. 71%
David Ricks. U. S, 1.00.. 7 7 7 7
“Tobe‘s Monument," 1!. S. 1.00., pf.. 76% 7016. 76% 76%
Leslie A. Davis, - .U. S. R, a C,, 6% 6% 6% 6%
”The Ride of Jennie McNesl," U. S. Steel, 17% 17% 16% 17%
Mrs. Leslie A. Davis. U, S. Steel. pf.. 627.4. 03% 62% 03%
”My Heart of Thy Sweet Voice.".. Wabash, 19% 2091. 19% 20%
Saint Sarns. Wabash, pf., 30% 32 30% 31%
(From Sampson and Dcihah.) West, Un. Tel., 81% 82 81% 82
Mrs. Frances Heath Eaton, Wis. Cent, 17 17 17 17
”or-gory is .qu
' to. wife doesali‘tho housework nuis-
im'flawflorla
Mrs. Proctor Williams says: "My
greatest trouble seemed to be a general
weakness and all-over tired feeling. 1
did not expect to be ever strong again.
i was in a pitiful state when my bus-
band. who had been benefited by the
use of Paine's Celery Compound, urged
K1
1
i
TODAY. iN WALL OTNIIT.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. in.———Thol
opening dealings showed considerable
activity and buying orders were well
distributed throughout the list. Met-
ropolitan Street Railway and Pressed
Steel Car rose about a point but the
changes as a rule were limited to small
fractional gainS.
. TODAY'S OUOTATIONI.
Reported over private wire or nia-
Dies a Goldschmidt. Commission Bro-
ims. Swarta & Corbett Block. South
-...—
NORWICH INVENTOR.
The San Francisco Bulletin, of Sun-
day. Sept. 131b, under the head of
“Boy in Buttons Has Patented inven-
tion." gives a picture and sketch of
Thomas F. Sugrue. bellboy at the Pal-
nce hotel. who has a unique scheme
for a hotel register. The young man
was born In Norwich. Dec. 2811:, 1882.
Being obliged to go to work at an
early age he became a bellboy in a
hotel in Boston. He was ambitious.
devoting his evenings to study.- He
was observing and agreeable. and be-
'came‘weii thought of in the different
hotels, east and west. in which he has
worked for the past ten
Noticing the time which“ 1
clerk must take in classifying guests.
marking the room list. writing room
numbers on gussts‘ mail, etc‘.. he was
led to devise a light steel compart-
ment. by which. through a series of al-
phabetic slips. all the necessary in-
formation about eacb guest might be
read at a glance. He has had the do-
to adopting it in case it proves all
that its inventor claims for it. The
prediction is made by
friends that the invention will be worth
a g'reatvdeai of money to the rig
man, as it is so simple yet so ya uable
{gist'it inure to be adopted by all he-
. s. .
Sugrue is the brother of John J.
Sugrue of 91 School street. Norwich.
' FIRST VOYAGE OP COLUM
‘ QUEENSTO .‘ October Mha
Dominion line steamer Columbnsfisii-
ed freni here this morning. for Boston
on her maiden voyage. ' She will short-
ly he transferred to the.,Whito Star
Line and be renamed Republic.
W
ll‘ve two remarkable funnies. Currencs
Gregory 7 sons, all overall
foetal! slim-falling more than
180 pounds: 'They vote theDsaiocratic
tea-t. Inch awasva darn. on.
at seventy-two.
3"" vulcanization madly-Is that
Benjamin. am 0 .sfnnar.
' Mrs-fl 10mm" : ‘
’ regular
,kindred things, and the as.“ ~ _ e .
'» ‘ unlawful ,, inches 7 "has mes-mid?»
, stares: tai. They «gnaw 1100
trams .imin 'hlsfallly votethe
mucset. .. . ,_ ,
Repaid
Avenue, Minneapoua, Minn" August 20. 1003.
'e hotel -
vice patented and hotel men- in San
Francisco are anxiously waiting the ;
drawings of the invention with a viev. ‘
Slime] ,
(us k"
in Webster conningost Virginia.“
no to .11" it. At once after i began
taking the reins: y my headaches din-
appearcd. -My ncrvcs became ‘strong.
I consider my cage a miracle. for i had
tried a great many doctors and differ-
entvroiaeillcs. and spent hundreds of
SPANISH ARMADA RELICS.
Some time 0in Captain Burns. of
Glasgow, obtained permission from the
Duke of Argyle to prosecute a search
for the wreck of ihe Admiral of Flor-
ence. one of the roast-1s of the Spanish
armada which was blown up in 1588
in 'i‘oberinory buy. A diver had not
been long at work win-n he found a pis-
tol. heavily lllf'l‘liHIt'il with lime. a
licdge anchor and a sword blade. But
the most important discovery. the Glas-
gow Herald reports. was a bronze cau-
non in perfect prcsumiiion. it measur-
ed about four feet six inches in length
and about eight inches in diameter at
the breech. and bears the Jilli‘ 1563.
Sevrrul pieces of oak. iiiucb decayed
and worm-cinch, supposed to bc planks
of the. Admiral of Florence were also
found.
Some people iiru too easily discour-
agcd by the good luck of others.
0.50%.... NEW 0‘..sz 1
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Sunday trains to Danbury, 0:80 a.
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Saturday only. South Norwalk to
Danbury. 8:22;
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m.: 7:80 p. in. LeavoLDsflhury, 8:05.‘
DEAFNIIS CANNOT BE CURED
by local applications its they cannot
work the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness.
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inflamed con-
dition of the mucous lining of iba
Eustfichian Tube. When this tube is
inflamed you have a rumbling sound
or imperfect hearing. and when it is
entirely closed. Deafness is‘the result. 7
and unless the inflammation, can ‘ be
taken out and this tube restated to its
normal condition. hearing ,will hardes-
troycd forever: nine cases out of ten
are caused by Cutsrrh. which is noth-
ing but on inflamed condition-of the
mucous services.
We will give Onc Hundred Dollars
for any case of Business (caused by
column that cannot be cured by
Hall's Cntarrh Cure. Semi for circu-
lars. frcc.
l". J. CHENEY d't 00.. Toledo. 0.
Sold by Drugglsis. 75c.
llull's lfiiiuily Pills ill‘i' the host. "
D; It ,Now.
We consider ibat ibis is a good time
to do painting. We will do your work
with the best materials in tho skillful
manner which our cxpcricncc enables
and the best. of it nil is that OUR
PRICES ARE LOW.
Painting.
Paper Hanging.
Decorating.
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Telephone Call. 135-2.
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HOT WATER HEATING
INSUREB A WARM HOUCE, DAY
AND NIGHT, IN COLDEBT
WEATHER.
Semi for Cataid'guo“ and investigate
for yourself.
Gorion ii Lidieirood Company.
,96 LIBERTY STREET.
NEW YORK.
The Nurwalk Sinnhuni Bumping
(lnccrpbrsiodl.
Merlin,-
City of Not-walk
(FREIGHT ONLY)
Loaves New York. Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 5:00 p. in.
heaven Norwalk. Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 5:00 p. m.
Freight received from 1 a. m.‘ to I a. in.
purine
by improved methods. at... more
remnants—mm“ men. s
' [0014. Illvor Nichol. Connor. at
In ’A'ntiano [rinsing
Meters.
‘ firs“. Nam Ilgtaal ammo Io
- tor really has so superior Gladly
show yon sis
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
M'FG C0
)0. Milk WALK.
at
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Bimini—000100111:
IOUTH Moawatk. Court.
6111!"). 11.00.090.00
Surplus. ‘fl00.000.00
Other Profits. 348,200.00
toss a. raters. mi.
ucca it. aims. Cashier.
OIBIOTORI:
John H. Farris Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp christian Swan-ts
John H. Light I. H. Mathewson
Josiah I. Marvin Shmuai Grumman
‘ '0. Wallace Marvin.” *
honours flattened
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Guns. Revolvers.
, Alli, . on. Blanks.
Fishing Isolde ‘
.. and ,
311591.15 of
j.
501150001105
I):
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goods :0 on. reasonable prices
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hi. can 07-0. ‘
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or ALL Kiuoa, cooxao
ro ORDER.
IATHINO sac riaiimo.
urn Houses 70 Ram av sca-
sou. ‘
it. cilia—1111.00.
0.7091701300000. ‘ summations»
industrial sour and loss 00.
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Stats omnvisfon, of New
‘ Yorkooifjconnsorlcur. ‘
Par 5 arr cant.
OFFICI. 12 .0. MAIN IT.
——
Resident Directors Resident Managers
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Charles I. Dow
It. L. Conant
John I. Lawrencs
To the on: Country. Drafts
and Money Orusrs payable any
when in Europa ,‘Ié'r sale
i»
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plallvonnvfilssa contaminant. r‘
4
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waste THII ssason—waiti. Fun-
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HANG THE PAPER FOR YOU.
To Order—Window Shades. Pic-
ture Frames.
Dealer in Wall Papers. Paintora'
Supplies, Artists' Materials.
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tures. ioc. ,
Cloth Window Shades, with
fringe. 05c. ,
'S lid Brass Half Curtain Rods.
3 ft. long. with fixtures. roc.
..“Shurc-Cut” Can Opener. cuts
easily. No‘ ragged edge;
1 rs. >
seer arstt Maine KNivss.
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South Norwslk. Conn.
Te cphonc Connections.
lung 71.00le it 00.
* fine I ’ ’
€50.09 l ’ ’
$6.25, per Ton.
Why buy poor, slatey coal. when you
can buy the best for an equal price?
We handle only the "BEST LEHiGH"
COAL mined, and can therefore guar-
antee satisfaction. Send us a trial or- :
der. and we will convince you of tho
merits of our coal. "
Best No, 2 Nut. (not the flat slatey
stuff 85.00 per too. Best Cumberland
Bituminous at attractive prices.
Charcoal in large or small quantities.
Seasoned Wood. cord lengths or sawed
and split.
hung Lockwood & 00..
128 WATER 8’12. .80. NORWALK.
Branch Olco 8 So. Main It.
“a! can no
".‘Rangss
, Builders
.“A’OW
fits“: to f}:
, ‘jsby non: Y‘e‘drn ‘
the residence of trio-u
fifth 55 Osborn avsalqr‘laat
lion-1k, was painted-with load.
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