state confirm the figures at last night.
which gave to the Republicans 123
towns and to the Democrats 33. male
ing a not gain for the latter oi one
which was brought about by the
breaking or one tie of last year. 11 sec-
ond tie of lost. your being oil’i-iet by the
town 111 Iiamden. in which a ticket
beet termed “fuulon” won out.‘ In a
number or places the vote was so
clean that some question ihight urine
whether they went Republican 01
Democratic, but thesteut applied on
the registrant-1 vote seems to indicati-
that the reunite as given are conserve
tive figures.
The town of Madison was placed in
the Republican column last night be
cause, the nioderntoi had declared the
Republican ticket tn" have been elect
ed. A protest was entered against
his decision on the ground that the
Republica’n ballots were invalid The
Democrats themselves had put an ii
lognliballot in the field in the morn
ing, rectifying the mistake tit upon by
having new ballots printed. For this
recoup the Democratic vote, which in
cluded only the1 good ballots. was very
small. ‘ Today it was stated that .ihr
protest probably will go by: deiuub
and the Republican edit-ere elected
yesterday would assume otilcc. 0111
feature bf yesterday's elections wet
the independence of voters in man:
towns, party. ciiillatlons being lost
sight of in the desire to continue it"
olllco selectmcn who have done we}
in- the past year. An instance of. tht
benefit or personal popularity 1/111
shown in New Britain, whete' Mayoi
Bassett. a Democrat. was elected lira
selectmun over Charles Nelson. 11 1111
publicnn. while all the rout of tin
ticket wont Republican. In. Iirliito
alao Ttrlck H. Condon. first acie‘ci
man. as reelected although the Re
publicans in most of. the otbeg otiicc:
were chosen.
the Democrats. although the vote to
registrar gave each of tho thieo R11
publican's from one to 1111-111: in thr
load In many towns. meetinga 111111"
held by” the citizens to trununtd th
annual business and in 11111111 instance:
this was of purely routine nature.
HUNTINGTON, Oct. A.-—’l‘l111r11 we
an irregularin in the Demociilllc bal
lot voted yesterday according to th1
Democrats in town who also mad
the- polnt aknlnot themselves that th
tin
t'l'n'g 1to see what "little towns"
. do and new that they have v‘ot~
p tilii'catlng loan interest in town 11:-
than fer many years because of
p. . not; of partisan contests over the
ti,‘ the work of covering the state
11111111111111” literature anti in ar-
rallies will not be further dc-
". it both eldee surprise is can
'edt let the apathy oi Connecti-
are was so marked. A light
(New changes had been expecb
1 the returns unmistakably
polls. The‘ Democrats made 11
gain 91.8. single town in the 162
s whl h held elections. Neither
.t 13 Republicans have any
0 make. The Republicans
eluted out, however. that there was
'” drifting away of towns from the
eppblican column, as was the case
some years ago when the voters did
not" turn out well at the polls
At the Democratic headquarters to-
day Secretary Edwin S. Thomas said:
.‘I‘It in apparent that general apathy
13' in command on both sides yesten
day. From now on the brass bands
will begin to.play and typewriters will
" ' We have a lot of work
y . .1 ’Iibe election may really
1, lied the' opening of politics in
he tote at large.”
"As a met-
e We have found that
p dhntlal your the November
ctlon overshadow; the town elcc
no and voters especially farmers
are b11111 on the first: Monday in
her. will not tulio the time to go
. e voting places unless they have
911er interest. in some issue. Near-
list every voter takes pride in voting
‘ the presidential election and cares
:to‘ go only once to the polls. The
seeming “indifference in so many
towns yesterday seems to bear this
out. The Republicans did not expect
many changes in the towns and so are
not disappointed or surprised. The
political campaign on our part, will b11-
gin in cai'nestjthia wet-k. and will be
the ballots for the party candidate
and declared that the Republican
were entitled to everything, icveu t'
depriving the I'leniocruts or the minor
ity representation as provided by in“
The Republicans as yet have not do
day.”
Bristol is claimed by
moderator should have thrown out. iii.
1 11101111
elaborate who 11 1111111111.. of buvi it.
‘11.. 1111111111 1111111111 out. invhlltinted 1-1111. ..
The Republicans oiaini'
entire ti‘ lint.
gone til bill
t-coui't
over until a decision 1111's bean made.
The Democratii at present have two
aeloctmen while the Republicans have
only one. Yesterday the Republicans
elected two eelectnien. .
ARRIVALS AT MUKDEN,
Population of the Place 1111-11, in.
creased in Past Few Dave
S'L‘ PETERSBIIRG, Oct 'i.«—«A ape
clul dcupatch from Miilulon,tlatt1d Oct
3 aaya the population oi" that plat-'11
has liccn greatly increuaed by iii-rlvulu
from all quarter‘s. tlhiucac wi liuIvo
Hot from the uouth say 11111 l ,
are udminiutcrliig nitalra in Sonthoin
Manchurla with 11 high band and many
complaints of ill- treatment or the tuc-
tives by them are n1ude.'l‘l'1e1c is it
great ui'iircity of pi'ovialonu among thr
Chinese population.
I’EKIN. Oct; A. afternoon.——~I1‘ui'tliei
information regarding the 1111111111 in
tho noithweutcrn putt or Sliuntunu
province in of a reassuring nature. 'i‘hc
iiritinh legation lb or the opinion that
11111111 in no 11151111111 for anxiety This
platen is contb 1111111 by Bitmap 11 avler
it the French (‘uthollc Miseion. who
[11 exceptionally well acquainted with
the (" hiut'ae. '
..A ilesputch from Shiinlial, Scptenis
11111' 27 said that the Shotuuu iioxnrif
were openly diatrlliutlua prospect-11119.11
'I‘hcac prospectuses fixed October l’i
new 11.11 the date for thc uxtcriuluetlou
of vull t‘oreig :lltil'ti.
IAI)IV08"lt)K.('1t.)1i—1'Il11 toivi
is \iluiot And many families whith iii"
to the interior cui'lici in tlic 111111111111
are returning.
'I‘,0KIU Oct. A It) ti. 111.~«l.i11utenant
Granville It li‘ortc'eiuc nu A'mcritnn
.ittnt i111 who was with tho bouleglnc
forces at Port Ai'ni'iitt has arrived ut
Ttliiit), chronic to Washington. no
will sail on the steamer Doric. Lieu-
tenant Fortcecuo witnessed the opera—
tions of August and Septciiibci' ul~Port
Arthur. Hc is returning hoini.1 on 1111-
11011111 111’ the expiration of bu. imvc
lie is plcd ed to sccrocy 1'11lutlvc it
his obsci'vu lone at Port Arthur, pond
hurt the roll or the fortune.
A number of Amcricau nurses will
mil from 'Nadueuki to S1111 l1‘1'11antiiic
October 2i.
'l‘()i{IUNQct.\,-i, 1t p. tu.-—->’l‘ho follow-
ing olilt'lu‘l “report hi1. been iueuod:
"'l‘lic Manchurian headquarters re
ports by telegraph that. a hotly oi
scouts sent out by our ad unco detach-
1111111. on October :5. cousin lug of a com~
puny of infantry and In troop of coval-
ry. attached and routcd 11 (it‘lilt‘illllt‘ni
1f the Riiuulun cavalry. ulxty strong.
itoiipying I‘uohslugtuii, thlrtccn miles
north of Lino Yang and nine mllr.
Wind of the Mulitlcn road. While lur-
ihci' reconnuitci'lug in the vicinity 1
hire of the Russian cuvnlt'y. 231
strong, attacked the .Tillliillflrit? scouts
After lighting for 111111111 time tiit1 .lup
vigorously followed 11p until election clared themselves on the suggestiot 111111111 rutircd. The enemy‘s loss was
or the Democrats except. to'polut on 11111111 thirty. W11 uuatuiue-i no can
,Retui'no lrom all the towns in the that they believe that the object. in t taltlcn.
“T i J
1.
'nioncy. Doiit hesitate lump 1'
' assortment of (Wiotliiug
piality combined in even garment lf iititmtitiii' t buy
it
til plitrout'irgc And it is. 'lry your personal cxpcrlcucc.
1NEW
LADIES‘NOVELTIES.
llculdcu the utylieh l‘till
Jackets we are allowing it
liaoiIlsoinr tiMortiiicnt of La:
1|ic.’ liutclicr (0111.11 l..~1‘.iuli11
Medium and Long Stylish
Coats. Ladies Raglan and
Rain (1111111. Ladies 17
Shirts with drop Kiltu. 1.11111-
.iiih Walklii Skirta. New
Norfolk 131111.11 with three-
' quintet and full length koala.
All 11111 11111111111111 arc
_ 1111111: 1111111 11 and with
full regard to iiiylc,»appcar~
once rind wear 11nd every lady ,
- ill filiiiw’iiiehi illustrator
, hunflioo weekly paymeiiniw wii
~ LADIES’
TOURIST COATS.
. The very latest in style
had made 111 in the popular
1318111! tale. {cry fashionable
1‘quitc the popular 1111111
113111111. ‘ 'i he plain and
‘ , 1C1vcrta are favorite.
1111 one Scotch mine
or: pop; tier ciao. We:
advice ordering at
even then you will have
13111115 I
EARLY SELECTIONS
AD CHARGE THEM.
Numbers 11111111111111on bui'ing tlicir 1' all and \\ inter tlmliiug i)1'1.'.itl.111' 111' luck of r11 1th
\ isit u~t and take root pick from our '
Po) the hill in small wc'cklv amounts ~1111'l1 1111 11111112111 ali'ord
you Iciijoy tlic uric of them while paving in convenient wccklv pili‘illt'lll‘o. StIvlr. novelty and
The \viilc range of pricca pundits you
to buy at any stage. \"11 harsh uimuu employ rd in collecting. W11 trim Will and wont run 1111
regular. permanent customer and we realize out treatment must be ouch us to invite contin-
Wtcaiviit your roll with plunnurc
“...—1......»
beautiful
l‘liun
large and
MEN’ 8 NOBBY SUITS.
Tlur ilt‘ttltil'iliit‘ili comprises
jpiit the Suite that 1111111 like.
All the fabrics are abowu .1111 1
that a man can cult-ct 11.11 ilil'i
t'aucy‘ and 11111111 aiiggcut in
whatever ptittcru or weave
which embody his pcruonnl
ideas. ”litt- route arc the .
proper length and every part
111' the Suit is built 311 it ,
11111111111 l111.ll1or wept iiuil
' general appearance they will
compare iii/iii: any Readyktry
« Entry credit
look” after the multinational. votera .
for the election next month. may hold 1
couched in the 111111111 language on those
circulated belort1 the uprising 1111111111..
' IBM. 1‘:
3‘ Will 1
Nights and Also] no Week
wSiipeiii Series of inter-
tainmi'i'ius Arranged for
11111111qu Seven Evenings
Owing to tho iuct that this is linu-
bui'y Fair wccli, uiitl'thut many of the
boat canvnesera oft t.l1o1pnrl.11h bazaar
11111.- Ii. prcso'nt employed overtime to
11 av late hour in the 1:111'soti11ctory.
it 111111 been Judged udvmablt1 to limp
tht.1 St. ‘.loaoph's l'tiir open 11 .ly Wed—
nesday and Saturday nights of this
week and to continue it during the
whole of next week. Dr. Mather rep-
resented to the inunagmieut o! the
bazaar the possibility of overtuxing
the beat energice oi the cunvuasorii, 11nd
of auditing them for the best results
in their labor at the factory. and it
was unanimously agreed to postpone
the fair till next 111cck.‘ with the excep-
tion oi tomorrow and Siitiirduy cven-'
nuts. The resolution was received
with great gratification by the encr-
goth- wm'kcru when announced from
tht.
by I)1'~."'Malici
Elupcib lists of door. liner and booth
prince are disposed of each evening of
the intro and the 1116111 valuable urti—
1zlos in these departments are still
held in reserve for the remaining
nights. .
A partial list oi the prince lust .cvcm
inIg tollowu:
Luige box of choice tolict coup, gift
111’. James C. Butler. New York city.
Hail bushel 111‘ clams, Mrs. Ducrose.
Six months‘ aubam'iption to the Nor-
walk lioui gift at pr'opiietoni.
h‘lyc Siln\t‘d gift of A M. I’oiilman.
Iiiili liiishcl oi 11:,1r1'otu gilt of Mrs.
Schmidt.
Flue razor, gift or II. Frocb.
'l‘hrt-1 runs of t‘ilOit't‘ tomatoes, gift
of (l. R 1:1‘1io. .
Large box of baking powder. Mrs.
John Higgihl-i. ‘
.lur of cholt-i1 preserves.
l". Gi'ifliii. .
'l‘hrcc caiis'ot‘ choliu1 iluiu
Mrs. R. Boson.
Large basket of selected fruit, Louis
Pagaiietti
Fancy beriy dish Ladiee' Guild and
fancy vases eminence. pin cushiona
needlcwmk etc.
'lhc sale or cake and pastry at tht.1
pavilion oi the lady patrouesaea of the
fair was a marked success lost oven-
iiig, and the auction conducted by Eil—
1. out .I. 1111.11.11 at the close of the sole
uctti d a handsome Sillil for the trees-
u'y of that department.
The committee of ladies that had
bccn appointed (or this evening's cake
iupply nill furnish 1hr. cake tomorrow
'vciiing. on account of the change of
.11'ograiu, and tho indie-s appointed for
Wednesday and Friday cvcnlngn will
1e reappointed for other nights next
week.
The committee to: tomorrow night
.11 the following. .\.l111 Edward l1‘.lynn
MIL-'9 Julio liyrnc. Mrs. William Me
iinhon Mrs.(lcori;11 Stccgmullor Mrs.
Albert Megurncc. Airs John W Mui-
ruy, Mrs Michael 1.111111 i‘tichiiid liens-
:cy, Mrs. John Moriarty.
1.11111 evening‘e t‘lilt‘IZ-Jlimoiit was of
i very pleasing ciiaitictei' and merited
the hearty applause oi the large and
enthusiastic u'iidlcucc 11"1111i Wright in
the hole "’i‘ell Me That Boautil’til
Storv."cliur1nt-d his neurons by his
tweetiy sympathetic voice and force
at expremiion. licpmtully uncured he
sang "In Zunalbur.” with fine effect
Luke Dorucy and Peter F. I1ulcy
gave an excellent. character sketch.
to which the plantation dialect was
well rendered iintl Mr. Dorncya iancy
buck and wing dancing wait loudly
applauded lllr. Fob-y accompanied
Mr. library on the banjo.
, Charles Mansfield delivered a line
recitation Iii caricature entitled “'l’hc
Quack Doctor.“ and his eploudld Iii’ih
inatlc powers were warmly appreciated
by the large audience. Mr. Mansfield
will again appear tomorrow evening
in hiii unique and delightful 11111111211911.
'An itvunhut or Mattias uiul Mimic."
. CHILD KlLLiD BY TROLLIY.
HIJFIPIELD. Oct. irmA trolley car
killed the two-yeufold daughter or
Mr. and Mr: Frank brown today. The
little one was buying with her cat in
ii ditch beside the railroad track otit
of night of the in mum on bin cu.
union on running n the roll: benido'
this ditch. The lid numbered out
iIuiit- no the our inaction that point. stir
ilIIvcdkoniym three hours after belts;
ll flit! 1
llfllflAL WAD! T0 IAN»
MA N Odin
‘Jiuncii our the 111111111111: unionism
111111 at the Philippine division. mo
tor hem. do the 11111111110111; Thoma.
in no arrival of Itaior
1111111 admin to the,
M re. John
. beans.
d
be unlined} 'galii'”
Tomorrow and Saturday
page it \iusic Hull last. cvoulng, '
line we are prepared to inruinh.
“‘11.
fl.
.overings.
The time for houscclcndiug has arrived. and lioueekccpciu urc ' ' 3 . 1
thinking of new floor coverings and draperies. Aiiytliiu'g' in this ' "
3 gal. Stone l’ois......... 401'.
4 gal. Stone Pots. .
1/,
Soup Stouc Griddles. . .
I‘m‘
25pm ccut. discount on all innips and Jartliniers.
TRISTRAM 81 HY
Our Coal Creed
We believe in good Coal.
heats best of all.
' policy of fair prices. fair deal-
in clean Coal, in Coal hat,
lookegood, burns better and'
We believe in a business
ing and liberal treatment of ' '
Brussels Carpets
Velvet Carpets
1 Tapcetry Carpets
lugraln Carpets
Wilton Rugs I
Brussels Rugs
Liuolcumswall qualities.
on Cloths 111 .111 widths
China Mattiiigs 1
Jtip Mattings
Crcx Mailings
Curtain Rodnlatid Poles
Smyrna Rugs . Window?“ Shades
, 5111:
15c
.. . .. 1.00
191:
g.1l.St0nc Pots.........
....... 8 in. Flower Pots. ..
lor Brooms . . . . .
1“
Houscfurmshing Dept
1 All “0".“ door in thci 1"11iy 1.1411- possiblc manner. '
5 in. Flower Pots. . . . . . . . . . ..
6 in. Flower T’ots. . . . . . . . . . .1
4 iii. Flower Pots. . . . . . . .. 4C1
51:
. 7‘
7 in. Flower Pots. . . . . . .{IOC
.........15c
"T, Norwalk ennui
NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING?
customers great and small.
ating public that knows what
it wants and knows where to
buy it.
' We believe in ourselves
and in the goods we sell. We
1 believe we have the most de-
sirable stock of coal to be
found in Norwalk.
THE. FERRIS COAL CO. .
4-.dede Genmi 1
it ' dtvliiion. Gun. Meir . .
and . 13:11. comment“ “lb -. "
Glover's the Place
We believe in a discrimin- 1
. .
FALl. "+~‘LOTHING
Wherever cur Clothing Department is known. its val-
ue iii realized. Our assortment of styles and iii» iii emi-
nentix‘completc and our prices satisfactorily low. We (19- .
vote one entire old: of our big store to Men’s Clothing. All 7
the new Fail chads: appear in'thifl ”continent, as wall a: the?
correct “yup-broad concave abouldcrs. Inigo: fitting col-
inmate. ' . It" 1 1i 1
e
Ll
Glad to have 11011 come iii 111111 time.
Baits priced from 37 98 I'up. ' ' '
til...
it
. ’I‘lui Kruger Cc.’ s cub or credit plan in known £1111 11nd
, :wide. 111.1. m rainy 1111111111". in only one, 1111311111
: Ina. your perm and lam diam “‘“W',
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