Ltbd‘me
/
A;-
i
r
s:
. tiers he?
ord in’ be vital statistics of these
South Norwalh‘ “
as A
re compelled y law to revise
lists so thiit all who have
datrict are stricken train the
thick: district that
cken (rpm the lists. and
not be stuxed by means or
loli3 uam _ r, .;
I‘Registrave John
E. E.- Gotham have been
reviblnglthe. lists and
changes. The result is flat
little. facts have been ascer-
. '0! this number 27
or 187 live clldusod their
as the past two
ill hsv moved out-
side otttlie it let, wit to 138 voters
have lost jumped around from one
residence in this district to another,
as it Eliot Not-walk was a checker
board and they were playing the game.
. I{hiring the two years 20 voters have
ed. audio several cases the resis-
found that there was no rec.
deaths; Isho‘w‘inc that the system is
‘ ' etc; that death cer-
orthese figures
be consider-Ibis money
nd trucking business
where 27 per cent. of
move every two years
til? (hill til at, in all
min .
habitnlit'j
-: ‘Ni‘ornan's For
. iety of the First
.. A' church net
. . riday high. at
. allowing olllcers were
lingers—Mrs. W. B.
_ Coburn. Mrs. Sarah
mats". Mrn‘flbry E. Waterbury and
Mrs: 1.0 (3
Prepare ttona man now being made
is: the mastitis-ox the Western Con-
nooticut Winn of the Foreign
Mia entity. .. at the First Moth:
odia Church. South
hwaIllIt, .o'n ingrained west: in NOVOIW
W
SXCURSION TO ill‘l’ITSl'llLD.
Every “rig.“ law No mmlit Sold Vest-r.
mm eiohrs‘ontzi' New York.
even and Hartford Railroad
Smith Sit“? ““i" “Sm“ ‘°
r”. y was a success
greater as salad of numb‘o‘tznia consid-
The thing: tor Norwali: and south
Namath so. limited toilet. or
this number 250,. may” apportioned to
i” .. rims
re a
‘ . armors
. and family, Mr. and Miss
_ ,ericlt A. Elle.
Last evening Mr; and Mrs Richard
.M. Benton inibrrnally entertalnoda
Milly party in honor at their mother:
ire. Eleanor 0 Smith. it. being her
J1btietlt birthday .
Mrs. Smith’s children and grand
chidreni were present
And many slits oi'iove bestow
oil on Mrs Smith.
II joined in wishingthe venerable
too or and grandmother my more
hobby birthdays. Those present world
Mr. and Mrs (marina N. Smith and
family. Mr. and hire. Franklin A. Smith
SWaliace,
Osborn and family; Mrs. :W. H: H.
Brown. of New York city: Miss Emma
B. Smith. of lighting Id. Mass; Pred-
lee El aabeth Rood and
Dr. Herbert Ayers. of Brooklyn. .
Refreshments were served and a
‘ social time enjoyed by all.
OPHIR oHAPI'r3lt ”wmar PARTY.
Successful Event Held Last Night at
A ‘ Hall in South' ,Norwalk. ,,
Ophir Chapter, order oi! Eastern
Star gave a very pleasant and out:
cessiul whlst party, last evening. Soy
on tables were used by the players.
though many more purchased (toilets.
but were unable to attend. A
The persons present were regaied
with delicious refreshments at the
close at the playing. The prises
were six in number and were won as
follows: Mr. ,Trombley, first gentle
man's; Frederick Mills. second; 'Wil
liatn Volltner, third; iadies‘. Mrs. Fred
erick Mills. Mrs. James Couiter.- Oi'
Stratiord. and Mrs. Twotnbley.
The committee In charge of the at
lair comprised Miss boil Stevens.
chairman; Mrs Peter Decker. Mrs
William IVoIInter, Mrs Wit 0 Book
or, Mrs. 'Willlam‘ 0. Jesse and Miss
Mills. This committee was assisted
by a number at other member’s of the
chapter.
SUNDAY SACRED CONSENT. .
Interesting Program' Rendered. at St
Peter's German Lutheran Church
Sunday Evening. , .
The sacred concert liven at St Pe-
ter‘s German Lutheran Mission, Sun
day evening. was 3. distinct auccesti.
Owing no doubt to the until-lug efiorta
necessary talent. and of hit-Ln Maine.
the organist. who accompanied all the
.‘Mr. Zeitfuss son an aria from
it's Creation wt enceptlon‘it
ability. The lust and mat Psalms
were sung by the young iadles's shell
“or the guthera‘n Church. of Standard
on. the 23rd Psalm by the tit-m
Seiko and Zarth me music was in-
terspersed with reading from the
.Psalms of Praise. by the pastor. The
aItItinIidance was all that could be do.
8
We .
. IBHBOHARD—ASWEIT.
Nomah Man to..— Wad Nowhere. Nae
York. Idle. on October 27th.
invitations have just been issued tor
the marriage otA-Miss Mabel Sweet
daughter at Mr. and hire. Clayton lilm-
mett Sweet. oi Newbura. New York.
and Ross Burchard, of South Norwailt
and New York.
PTbe ceremony will take place at at.
GOD
rge's Church, Newburg. Thursday
evening. Dumber 27th. at. ii: 80 o'clock.
A reception will follow at the bride's
home. 230 Montgomery street. at'I'l
o’clock.
m
81'; MARY'S PAiIiaN connection.
The Rev. James O'Donnell.roo-
tor or St. Mary's Church. an
that the adnual collection at to
illl amouoti today to O2. Slit.
natal close or the collection occurred
littlest Sunday in September but the
money is not yet all to. Father O'Doa
sell, is preparing to issue a souvenir
list or the names or the donors on the
brat Sunday in November. This ad til
contain in addition to ll! names at
the more. pictures or the church
3'0th? and interesting reading out
nettle
case
A.“ Ina-sol we?
itiflii'f' I" tNtUNItl.
Raymond.“ of Elm
.. you» r:
line. one at the nitrate robotic .Sild
abilities fill lit the ‘
whim. or
Illih it
iati d b Ihliearty con .
,A on an out w s as were ex
‘ ‘ which
labor Begins ‘itS
of Mrs C Hellman. who mm the“
selections on the organ]. The violin adv
‘. lections by the Moreno Mart Schmidt.
. .lacob Keener and Philip Klein. indi-
viability and in unison. were Willi ran ‘
‘ S i I (harsh
no at Th
instant.
and elite" from Stamford
drove there. and Your: lion‘s band rm A
Roy. Duncan will he
had the chorus , writ
'Mtfl
“body i3 welcome.
.i.
litres Days Sessions in
New tendon ' '
‘ mo, 3“ . . V
‘unw muons Odt‘ 11.41... can".
neotlcut branch at the American Ped-
oration of Labor besau Its annual three
days' session in this city today. with A
on attendance at about 150 delegates
Wittltt re exceptions all the organised
era a
and never before has the federation
been so strong as at present.
grain of consldérhbio lensth has been
slapped and there twill be considerable
incursion ever propositions to change
the by~laWs to better meet labor con-
ditions lie at present existent
desired by many” delegates that the
federatido make an allot-t to get
changes in the state law as lpplied to
the boycott and the launcher; 01 in-
Junctions and to secure the right of
trial by iury i cases of contempt of
court The so not election ol'A oillcere
wIIP‘cloee the session A delegate will
.be chosen to the session at the national
body at San Francisco next month at.
thoush the expense to be i‘ncutred has
deterred many members from coming
forward as candidates (or the honor.
The convention was called to artist
by President Charles J. Donahue. of
Derby, be making a short address of
welcome to the delegates until intto~
duclng Mayor 8. it! Malian. who made
the formal welcome in behalf or the
city. The work of the convention will
be done to executive session
w-wfr-«v—w
o. AIItIt' - oar.
Fourteenth Aool‘vamry‘ oi the Found-
‘ ing of the Daughters.
ST. LOUIS Mo. Oct. 11. ~iu com-
enumeration of the fourteenth anniver-
sary oi the founding oi the Daughters
of the American Revolution, the Louis-
land. Purchase Exposition management
«designated today as "D. All. Day"
Moths than 500 members of the clean»
tactics. represea gin; state chapters in,
the united Stat “were present at the
excrete“? held in the Hall 91. Con-
We.
President Francis. of the Exposititm.
was presented by Mrs. Daniel Mann-
lng,‘ president oi' the World’s Fair
Board of Lady Management) honorary
president general ot the D. A. R.
Mrs. Williace Deiailild state regent
for Missouri then Introduced Mrs.
(‘harlee W. Fairbanks. of lndiattspolis.
president general of the D A R who
apoltc on "The Work and ideals at a
True Daughter of the American Re-
_ public. “
STEAMER CALL WRECKID.
captain and crew oi Seventeen Last
At New London. P. 3.1
KALlF‘AX. N. 8.. Oct. ii. -—-A report
has reached here that the steamer
Call. bound from Tracmiie,N 8.. for
New London. P. lit l.. has been sunk
near London, and that the Captain and
crew at 17 were lost. The Mentor is
owned in Chatham. N B
ROUGH MDIHS' NEHIANIAL.
A largely attended Moment ot the
Rout? Rider dice Club was held last
oven rig in Republican headquarters.
There were about Iii members present.
Several new sense were rehearsed.
Preparations were blade tor the club
to (cite Bridgeport on the 18th when
Congressman E..l .Hiit will deliver
on adol'Ma ill the armory in that city
3 Rough Riders will sing with the
famous Tippecanoe Chorus. of Bridge-
port. A Ipeelal trolls car will take
the hingera from this n ty and return
OLA“ hill? ND RALLY NIGHT.
it will bar 3 hitht at the Tues
day Erector Class in the South Non
walk llathodt at Wool Church. at-
it till o'clock. ‘l'ha loader would like
to have every metabol- and friends he
brothers Jones and Start;
villi
mails.
slat in the meetings
choir will load the Marina livery
Sill-i WINSTON. .
OIITUAIY NOTES.
Atrial
n Athiii attic are represented ‘
A W0“
it is‘
Wasted from the
good behavtor.
out throush :the
prison doors. an hall an hour
before the boil for his release.
there was no curious. crowd on hand
Neither his counsel nor any 0! his
family or “mi“ were at the prison
gate. but a on carriage was in wait
ins. and so was driven at once to a
near by rsiiw station“. where he toot
a train for N leio
Wei, s... lather left
Home ids ‘
the he ‘ stirred let
There is considerable mystery about
the disappearance of Edward Doyle,
son of John Doyle, who lives in West
street. beyond Highland avenue.
Mr. Doyle is m expert lather and
has been etnoioyeti by various con
traction manual; The Not-walks He
left his borne 1 Friday learning, to
so to work on house being erected
in SbrlovaOOGi'p ; , told his win. he
would return“ forldinnor. Mr
Doyle did not, g pulse at that time,
and his wile;t ' children. or other
relatives have i nothing oi him
since. , - r
'i‘ltere was no ‘apparent reason for
Doyle‘s they a home. and it too
attention who is he was lured away
and has met“; vii tout play. or went
of his own yeti Ion. His family is
engines to hear rattling his where
a u ,
———i—.
ATTORNEY ‘QUNEO ON HAND.
Creed Emotion“ oi oblivion Mor-
deterrMam'v‘NefghboI-I.
NIi" W LONDON Oct. ll.—-- The third
.ul y‘ s session or the race of State.
against Gei‘shou Mill‘x the. alleged Col.
citestcr murderer convened this morn~
tug at It) o‘clock. Sum Friedmangs-ngcd
ill. and a son or cite of Marx's nligii'
bots was placed on the stand and sub.
looted to, n cross-examination by At‘
tornuy Cimeo lot the defense. The ind
instilled cont-'otning the circumstances
of the morninnwisit at Marat to his
father‘s home on the Sututday toliow-
ing the finding oi the body of Pavel
Rollecki.
The next witness was Mrs: Annie
Roaster. a neighbor or the Marx iam-
Ily. Mrs. Koseicr was unable to speak
English and the,scrvices of an inter-
prctor ware called its For hail an
hour she narrated the details of hot
visit to the Marx term on the after-
noon 0! the day on which Joseph
Strange discovered the body.‘ She was
placed under a rigid cross-examination,
Attorney Smith [impounding the ones.
lions. Mrs. Kcsslot’s whole testimony
corroborated the story oi Joseph
Strange who was on the stand during
almost the entire day of the second
day' s trial last week. No new derelop-
ments were. brought out by the ex-
minutiae.
Followlnit her testimony. her (laugh“
tor, Lillie Kasuler. aged ill. inclined to
substance the some as her mother. She
stated that alter Marx tally mittens,
that the hodyot Pdvob Meckllml
been bond on his miles. he left the
til-clip about the hole 'in the Yard and
made his way slowly to the house. A
few initiates later he, was seen to leave
the hen
nill'l'yilll that looked liite aI magi in a
bundle» under his righ lit
at: invite the dermis. allowed 0by do»
sash Strauss. who called” to him not
to run artsy.
tailbone!“ Ind 51. motioned i
“A A,
in inlldwin thsI
digs“ bodyol? _,
adder
at. clad in a red sweater and .
ii. We". Rid
; 3‘1“
i
ibis Afternoon. " and... Suc-
ccssfuily Ghrlstéttcd by
MisS Sibiid“‘idill "
“W”
'ilA'l‘H.‘ 'Me., Out. its—Everything
was ready early today for the launch,-
Ins fiAi‘ionl the Bath iron Works at the“
lairgest veéscl ever uilt in the state
of Maine. the twin screw illuminate
battleship Geo'l‘itia. Miss Stella Tate.
daughter of the late Malor William
’t‘ste, and a sister of Congressman F.
itsrter Tate, who was to christen the
vessel. and other guests of the build-
ore, arrived yesterday The weather
Nae cloudy today. but condlt «one gett-
orally wore favorable tor a successful
launching at about 1 o’clock this af-
turnoon v
The Georgia is one oi the three bat-
tleships authorized under an act or
Congress, approval March 8. 1399 and
is also a duplicate of the two author-
iced and approved June ’1 1900 Bids
for these tire battleships were opened
at the Navy Department Noyentber 15
1900 and In Febr.uary 1901 the Bath
iron Works was awarded the contract
for the building or the Georgia, a eie~
ter ship or the Virginia, Rhoda island
'Ccottnued on Seventh Page.
w
BlRDS SEEN DURING SEPTEMBER
Sixty Nine Species Reported by the
Members of the Itrd club.
The Norwailt Bird Club met last
evening ivith Mia's Scott 43 West ave
title, South Norflltilt.
The subject. for the evening. "The
Migration of Birds." aroused much in
torcst and discussion and valuable in-
iorluatlon was derived from the pa-
pets that were presented and the
personal observations reelected
On account or the University Eaten
sion Lecture to be given all the Man
day evenings In Noyember and Decent
her it was voted.that the meetings of
the Bird Club should be held the sec-
ond 'l‘uesdayln November and De
combat. instead 9 on the regular
hill t l/
’l‘ is next meeting am he held at thr
bottle of Mrs; E. .l‘. Curtis. ll Mott are
one. Norman. Tuesday evening. No
vcatber the tenth.
Below ‘le tlii Hill of birds. sixty-nine
ditlmont species seen about The Nor-
Kellie touring the month or Septem
er
Herring grill Iareat blue heron
green home, quail, red-shouldered
hawk. osprey: increcrh owl. yellow
billed clickonpkilil fisher. hairy wond-
pecker. downy woodpcckor. sapsucitor.
flitker. whip-poor. will. night hawk
chimney swift, hlimmlng‘ bird. hing
bird. phoebe. wood pewec. blue lay.
new. starting. cow bird meadow lurk.
on hard oriole, Baltimore oriole rusty
blackbird purple gracltle, gold finch.
ii'uaiish sparrow. vesper sparrow.
whitethroateii sparrow; chipping spar-
row, held sparrow, iunco. song spar-
row. chewinlt rooebreastcd rtrosbeak
seshiet tannax’er. barn swallow. cedar
warming. red-eyed virio wet-blips
virio. yellow-thruster! virlo; blue-head-
Ni virio. white-eyed virio. black and
white warble-r. blue winged warbler’
Nashville warbler blackthrbaiod
glean warbl yellow palm warmer.
ot'yiand yel ctr-throat. red start, cat.
bird. brown thrasher. house wreb. win-A
tor wrcn. brown oreeper. whitobreesd-
ed huthatoh. .ohtcsdoe. saloon-crown-
ed hingtct. ruby-crowned kintlet wood
thrush. Wilsolts thrush (veery) grar »
checked thrush. robin, blue bird pine
Warbler. A .
Wm-~..~u
TOWN‘HiSN moot. comat'rnl
Mr. Keith Appoints Six Sandman to
Can Jr Willi Salient Visitors.
Pursuant to' the vote of the recent
special town nicotine. Ohairoian, Brad,-
toys tutti: has appointed a
lattice ti 8 ultiw'ena to center with
the Board 0 School Visitors to regard
ion town central hi school. 1 The
tilt of the delibera our of thin com-
d th school boar ,
Issuers to a .
Eastman inns out“ ,
basin today 3
“MS IVS:
Withheld
schooner in his report, said that, his
, 30M.
'. LOST
,llah whippet
Athldahlp. while Oil Crimp?“ ,
' —0ritw W33 Saved. ' ~
outnumber. on. 11.--'I‘lie 3 ‘ ”
er Larchmont'. ot the Joy ““6 a3?-
1:? freight and passengers. .crathe ed
no the schooner ... J: dances all
this port. early today and e vs a lotto A,
etc in the schooner's hull ‘sntiaaiiith
he schooner tilled so rapidly Ni it
was necessary to take o! her captain! A}, i ‘ "
and crew. After waiting} atoll”
schooner for some time. the, It _ .
put the cre on board and with. '
ed in getting her
Harbor. (loot. u. Leblanc.
vessel was badly injured and the cargo
o‘t lumber which the schooner carried
:uas tthe only thing that iteptII her
Capt. Wilcox at the 1431"
that he could not see the‘ v net's stile-
lights. ‘33 both vessels were 'zotoa in
the some direction lie also says that
he “tilt!r not notice the light. which all
vessels have at their topmost from
sunset -o routine. The men an.llb0lll'li
the schooner say that one of their
number waved a white light, but the.“
cinnamon or the steamer did not seem
to see It. The schooner had a‘ cargo
of lumber consigned to Human a Pod-
dingiton‘, broilers in New York.
ODD FIELLOWS' REOEPTION.
Our Brothel-3' Lodge to Entertain
Lady and Gentle on Friends
. Wednesday E ping.
Our Brothers' Lodge.l O 0. R, oi
Norwalk will give a reception lemm-
row evening at the lodge rooms in
Wall street and will have as their
guests lady and gentlemen Manda.
The program is quite an elaborate one
and final arrangements for the event
were made at last Pmt‘m m or
thelodge...,-:. ,,,;.,,;;. We, .,
'l‘hc membdrs oti
charge are Harry I Smith,
Benedict. George Murray. 8. l4. Bruits
and G. “E. Thompson. . ,.
WILL STUDY FOR A NURSE.
Miss Madeline, Rice. who has beat a‘
popular clerk in A. Dickertnan 2; new 3
dry goods store for u. nudlber or years
resigned her position. Saturday night.
to study to become a professional
nurse. Miss Rice will leave next
Monday to enter upon a course at
Northampton, Mass. .
FILTER PLANS EXPECTED SOON.
.South Norwaik's special committee
on the new $80 000 water litter reports
that the specialists have been drawing
up plans for over a month now. The.
'ommissioners expect to receive the
plane very shortly They also expect
glans the‘ new tiller. built and, In or.
are Ion by July 1.1905. A
TOO MANY mail eases.
Too runny high bails proved dime
trons to “tomes Williams, a Norwatlr
man, last night, and he was picked
up In Main direct by Otilcor heather
Ian on a charge at drunkenness.
Judge Lockwood continued the case
indefinitely this morning.
PROFESSIONAL.
MADAME MURRAY --' THIN
laces rounded. hard lines softened.
sagging seen under eyes and chin re
moved painlessly; wrinkles. supernu
ous hair, moles. warts removed by
electrolysis. Scalp treatment. An
electric brushing with every shampoo
Hygentc toilet preparations Condition
tions free. Madam Modes Murray.
68 So. Main St. oiulm
ACADEMY OF DANcthh—PROF
E. Plait will open a dancing academy
at his home. 13 Elisabeth street, corn.
mansion Oct. are. lessons every Moh-
dav evening. Alteration class. for
children Saturdays. I to 4 o'clock.
m ......n .A.A..............—~.-~
'i‘O LET. , ‘
L‘s—ta... A
To LET—FURNISHED NOON. N0
ll West avenue. South Newark. old at
Valiant... the recur
tor trio; it
?
rmmufhrnlohfl- stilt
Bath. heat and (tall. item
located Address at once, “Q. it. " Souths
Norwaiit P- 0-,. . . A, 03 Si...
Loave- A SMALL. SROWN lino"3
hound answers to the
name at “Brownie.” AA reward will
to on his return to ill. I Kraut).
eat lit. So. Not-oath. old at
assistance 0 the larchmnnt 1mm. S
into. Brld, W" '
i‘t hide.
who left Daihy Octoba lit
tachment at Japanese
tuber it
later the James , .
abandon the peril on to
his artillery re, rec
tér their trench
tutti“I be deported at iii
iv. Rounding to local
lion} may cbrvisd .
oration banners. viii Debs ‘
eel declared to be insulin
TOK-IQ Oct. ‘1t.-_-. 'l‘ of:
boat Heron struck are hit
Bay went at Port Al‘iiill
. 18 and each. Onlyt
were rescued. '
it to reported that the;
and are asgvcsaiv‘ _
Japanese tomes. whit: iii
northward. ‘A
call] to be In D
SPPETERSBU
Kuro‘patinlt has. telegraph
payer that the Russian
now to contact with the lap ‘
are within gunshot. The. son
nltivviishinu along the ell re
SHANGHAI. Oct. 11,.‘of
minister. Sir Ernest Sin
_ see the Chinese Mistrial-i
Adults 0! an units
in Storm "
K M onaii
missionaries are scold
81:1 Kai Iviceroy
0 ,M31
”fission ‘
unpretentious in,
where the dflicln
ultra conservation
showlb
that the limbo“ ,
that“! ”it ' 2 '
\ has moisted that the Rita “
be recalled.
man Council Bind h
bring their Instruments
WANTPD
waursomnoinoaes W] 3”
at Spring street. Good bo, ' M
rooms. price it. 00 per week.
(or- E Dayton. ,. , .
wanna-av A soy or t'
tuition at anvthinv. out door wort
aerated: ntpply Position Scull
co.
ivW-wnm—A
"-w... .312”..-
,WAN'i‘ID—PUPILS.A
slit to tom 3 nice paying? ’
n
:04 .
‘ flush ear or branchett of it
sortable. til 00 up. day or event
call soon. 38 So Main St its
old Murray. ,
FOR SALE.
tron “swam oil,
also i ~ r
Poll BALI--
miiking cows A.
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