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ESTABLISHED 1870. .
Btelltml A
High School
Special Committee he
painted by Chairman 8. 8.
Keith will Hold aMeetinq
Next Tuesday Night—ite-
orgenization of. Board of
Sebhol Visitors
Another step in the movement to
build a town hlgb‘uchool will be taken
next Tuesday evening when In meet
ing of the board of school vlsttms and
a committee of six citizens, appointed
by Bradley 8 Keith per order of the.
of which be was
will be held at the select,-
assembly
subject.
length at that.
last town meeting,
cltttirmult.
men‘s office in theI town
building, Wall street. The
will be gone over at
lilllt-‘I.
The board of school
visitors Int-l
tum night and reorganized for the t‘ll~
There is only one. new
A.
lllanchard was elected to succeed him-
suing your.
Ittembvr this your. Louis S. Beers.
sell.
Lust evening‘s
Bradley S. Keith
board and Mr.
secretary upon motion of Arthur
passion
president of
ty for several months. ,.
Acting visitors were chosen
your past, Mr. Blanchard, Mr.
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COMING EVENTS.
Present Season to be a Busy One for
the First Methodist Epis.
cOpal Church.
The present season is a busy one
of the First Methodist
in addition to the, gatherings
, of special local interest next week up-
‘ tier the auspices of the; lAttlieS' Aid So-
ciety and the Industrial League, Wed-
nesday and Friday evenings respect
th‘i)’, there are two events of more
for the people
ch u rch.
general interest planned for November
tin Friday morning and afternoon, No-
VIImher lith. the Western Connecti-
out Association of the Woman’s For-
eign Miualouury Society will be enter-
tained by the local society. and its
routing is anticipated with great inter
eat. and pleasure. About two hundred
delegateg are expected. and an inter-
eating pragraln of music and address-
es will be furnished to be announced
On Friday evening, November
18th, the Epworth League Union of
the town of 'Norwalk. embracing nine
churches, will be entertained by the.
It is proposed to make
this gathering of the nature of a re-
inter.
local League.
caption to the members of the differ-
ent leagues. The exerciaea will be of
the
Departments of Literary and Social
Work of the League will arrange the
Refreshments will be pro-
a varied and unique character,
exercises.
vttlcd.
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VISITED IN‘ NEW CANAAN.
4—.-.
Memberacor Pine Lodge Whlnt Club
Entertainod by the Miss» Wood.
The Ittembcrs of the Pine lodge
Willa: Club enjoyed I delightful ride
to New Canaan by carryall yesterday
reaching that
place. were entertained lit-royal man-
ner hr the Mib'Reli Weed. Whiat was
played during part of the afternoon
and the prize was secured by onoIot
A luncheon was serv-
‘llll.t!l‘fl(it)lt. and upon
the. nuclei-Ines.
rd
from in front of the ledcnce of Mru.
.3. A. Wood in Wall street. The return
Willi by moonlight at. 8:30.
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‘, HALLOWEEN rarrrv PLANNED.
to Haw Ono Nut TuudIy Night.
The weekly In link of the Grace
Church Branch the Glrltt' Friendly
Society wan hold taut evening It the
room at 80 Port. G All.
In Will that. not .
h on Werner on «It.
rill llthflktODlllI of the lily,
itt‘. III rntarv DAVO.
In emptied. the young man
; muted for drunkenness
any “titration by Odieor Thorn“
unite I. never-I time
the court ontertlIy
II tent to brittlenort
credit: pay the
theme,
III the
placid? not shitty; mitt
“logged until after ,
Notwalll Council OppoSed
rc-elccled
the
Blanchard was elected
0.
Wheeler, \\lit) has acted in this eunuch
and
these will be tiltI same as during the
Wheeler
'l‘weuly ladies comprised the party
from Norwalk, the eturt being made
Once Church alrll' Friendly accioty
including
ti
Glitterati It tho South NorwIlk
PoIt'Oihco III Second Glue Matter.
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lo iiellowe' ell Pranks
Policemen punt-noted to Keep a Look»
Out for Youthful OileudcrI on
October 313:.
'i'ile Nnrwulit city council is elven
uotusiy oppoI-uIIl III ilullowe‘eu gale
winning and other fillilllllt‘ pruuite, ’t‘o
etllphuptte the Hillllll in tin- matter the
police have. been ttotltled to keep II
ulrici. lookout. for young olt‘elttitu‘u on
October 31:41, which in the. annual re
current-p oi the date on which the
youth ot the land believe. they have
a license to carry out the customs
handed down by several generations.
At tilt-.41 evening's helm-monthly ties»
stop. the city iatheru instructed the
poltce to prosecute ofl’t-ntlol'u for all
violations of the law on Hallowe’en.
The laws are. strict, though they were
not primarily designed tor this occa-
sion. and lo touform izorltlem in their
pranks the youngsters of the city will
be obliged to walk the. straight, and
narrow path. ~
'l‘hetc were present at. last night's,
lllet’llllg Mayor Ferdinand B. Smith,
UtltIllL‘lllllBIl William iI‘. Lockwood, tilt
vul lI‘. Gould, James F. Hall and Wee
toy M. Nibloclt. City Clerk .l. lloldcn
hill‘lllult and Water Cotuntiusionet‘s
Levi ltunlord, George 1. ltxulon and
Wallace Dunn. 'i‘lte Ctllllllllxsitliitrlh
xvi-III on hand to get. an appropriation
ug.» public which was made.
(If this. sum blob was wanted to put
cltlnte It ll‘ltt'l ol llllrtyilvc inl‘tin‘ till
the outer shell ol‘ the tirttpc Reservoir.
’lllrlc is u hullo‘u Oil the property (to
Uilllltiti by a large t'aIutly. ‘l‘heke poo
pie \Alil 'be. notllictl to move and the
structure iotn (town. so Elli to prevent
any pmlutlon ot’ the Itascrvoir water.
A stream, emptying into the reser-
voir. flows clone to the house and the
ptopcrty is bounded on one side by
the reservoir.
The remaining $2.300 was wanted to
complete the overliow trom the Spring
Hill (iiutribltting reservoir to the Un-
iou tuctory. Au eighteen inch pipe
is used and tile overl‘low is necessary,
as it is impossible to correctly gauge
the amount of water to allow to flow
into the distributing reservoir.
'liltI (tilitll‘l‘llllll ot‘ the tinunce colu-
mil MI was Iluiltotlzctl to borrow the
'l't’tlllil‘tIti $3,000 on the credit of the
city,
’thc usual bills were ordered paid.
consisting to a considerable exient of
salaries of city employees.
A prolnmitiou was made by Percy
(licuttcnutnlr to furnish a 'strctclt 0t
senor pipc, providing the city will lay
It, be pipe to be. laid near the corner
or Ulllllltlll ult‘m'i and lipid tittcka nvc-
Into.
a
NEW STYLE NOROTON STOVE.
One of the Most Wonderful and Eco
, nomioall-toater. on the Market.
One of Wood & Shelby‘a famous No.
.‘U.t.lt :I‘tth'n‘ nut.- yum lice nlnutullod in
Carl Schaub’s Cate. in ltadroad ave
title. The stove is No. 112, and la mode,
on 'otiginal and improved lines. and its
one or“ the most economical lltitlm of
fuel, as well 88 the gret’tteat heatel.
now on the market. A modern tire
pot. anti new alyle grate, very easy to
shape or dump. is the cautte ot the
saving of coal. anti the arrangement
of air pipes for sending out the heat
results In warming a large area. The
(heck valves. dOors. etc. are all in
trout of the stove, the pickle finish
makes a fine appearance, and a heater
suitable. for novice or any other room
ill the house. By a damper ln'the top
of the atove all the heat. may be
thrown Into the lower floor of the
to the upper floor The btove in opnr
atlon can be seen at Mr. Schaub s plae.
of btluihesa.
saunucao FOR TEN YEARS.
Son of the Author of “My Country W“
of Thee.”
DAVENPORT, 1a., Oct. lll-Ex-Mul“
or S. F. Smith, of this city. eon oi
Samuel Francis Smith, author of “My
Country,"l‘la of Time." aloud before
Judge House in the dietrlct court yes-
terday afternoon to receive aentenco
on two indictments t‘nr embezzlement.
and one for perjury. Smith watt Itch
indeed to top yeula‘ lntprleonment in
tho penintettttary of Anemone. All
tlustee of large eatalon he recently
acknowledged embeaalement of 3120.-
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n—wn—I
'BOYO SET LEAVES ANNE. ,
WIrrIntI May be Gotton put for any
«I! School Io‘y‘I mutilated
‘u, m ,y
tampon, after school hours and not
motel, cyayen aflre. The natural unread
Ina tree. which one dImIirId
hatiulcorabiy and also placed the bonito
III gmmtlnahtth peril it
at or e lately wot oi
employed hr Dr Ritchie; I “it“
would have caught lire.
IARiIRO‘ UNION Mia‘l‘lbtnm
A}. mailing of the Barbour Union
watt hold iIIt evening. It which it was
on election my. A IynopIie‘ot
rpport. or John Dom-y. delegate; to tho
that It. both up;
bout-to, or can be soul. through 111po .
voted to elm the local chaps It Mango ,
a ;.
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up : toads
Allllllli Fail
Norwellt the Depart-
ment's Annual Event in the
Armory Again Well Al.-
tettded, last blight-«Coun-
cilmangelect Malhies" Ett-
tettalos
The present patronage has shown
that the big week fair or the Not-walk
,lire department at the ut'ttlory will or
an unqualified ttuccesa. That this is
true is clearly proven by the large at-
tendance again last. night. when more
titan Clio people paid admission to tilt
armory. This crowd liberally patrolr
izell tilt.I attractions and tilt: IIdUl‘lh
.ltld as it. result everybody did an t-.\'—
I-tItlIInI. inflict-Isa, ,
The entertainers give It change III
pronruttl ouch tanning. Luut Ittultl til.
Illutntrell and Schuyler Comedy (.1IIlll'
putty produced tI Hiiil‘ entitling. t‘ut‘cIA
.Ilttltlotl""l‘ltc Coming Mun.“ li;llltllin
rendered by Allen Schuyler th‘t! ex»
cellent and the tuyatertuua slunta oi
IlltI White ’l‘ogi were telling features
of theprogram.
'l‘he Shelbys WOIe popular as ever
and their booth was tiled throughout
the evening with wondering crowds.
'i‘lteir box trick and electric chair III-t
Illl their audiences with wonder and
many so to act.- them for a second time.
Not the least teattlre last evening
was the presence oi Councilntandiilect
Henry Mathets. Alderman Henry hurt
his big megaphone with him and kept
the audience in a continual uproar.
“barking"I for the various attractions
in the hall.
The booths in which goods are solo
are doing a ruehlng business, and it
is expected these stands will do more
business as tilt.I week progresses.
Dancing in lookI-d lorvt'ald to by
many of the visitors with pleusurttiII-I
anticipation, at; was IIvi-Itrctl by the.
many who participate. Excellent muI
Idc is furnished by Svec‘s ()l'ttiltiSllll.
which also playt: during the evonilut‘
.tl. variotn: intervals. , ;
HORSES MOPE FOR BEER.
out it and Can't Get it.
Charles Angus, proprietor of a hotel
at City island. has two burner.
pale.
Mr. Angus was asked yesterday why
he wanted to the” theta.
He said some UHU had given the
horses a drink of beer a few months
ago and that the loungers about. illl‘
hotel had thought, it allcll a good Joke
that they spent their money tor boot
int tht.I horses.
"i‘he horses accrued to l. kc it. " said
Auntie, “and have been drinking beet
steadily. They got so used to it that
now they won't drink water and they
won't. work unless they get beer,
‘oan't keep hora-:93 with expensive
tastes like that, and anybody can have
out that wuntr. to put up the money.
BIG DEMOCRATIC RALLY.
Senator Bacon. of Georgia. Homer
Curbmlngo and EdvIIIrd F. Hallon
to speak.
The Norwalk Dmnocl‘uta will ,hold it
big tally this evening III Lptkwoodr.
Hail. Norwalk, which It is expected
will be crowded to its l'ullcm capacity.
The speakers will be Senator lineup.
of Georgia; Homer Cummings. of
Stamford, and Edward F. Haul-It, u.
Brtdseport. The latter is the, Demo
Ira to candidate Inr touurttsanlau
{tom this diatrlct. being the. opponunl
ot' Cottgtetutman hi. .I. iii-it.
MEMBERS OF COMMITTEE NOTI-
Hat).
The committee of citlzcne appointed
to confer with the board of achool vuI
lion; in regard to I central town high
school are being no. lned Iotluy ol the
meeting to be held next Tuesday or
eating to consider the matter. it In
planned to have the next following
lag in South Not-walk probably at
Council Chamber In llnvlluud
out. The clttrenc' committee is
mpobod‘of Richard H. Golden. (thor-
W. Bell, Dr. William J Tracey. hid
‘ (lo‘rbam, John P. Treatment
and John P Oahu'rn ‘
i,
all million Iuvo Pennant-v.
hoot) Rudder. the painter and deco-
or, ball purchased the large lat-up
“my house from it}. A. Woodward. at
tore “Mr. Rudder propellers to move the
point tut-titer been on the let, one,
am I lirlolt' buttino‘ block on the:0
independent ltd,»
bunny p
Team at City island Won't Work With
tor
; the corner of South Main street and ‘ ' ‘
" NIiidtor Place. Sometime in the in
liaiemett s b,-
President Lucius Tunic. of the Harbor In
and Maine Rnliruad, leca
Caucus of ;W' our,
BIInIroN II.I.. tot Ptdetilotu the
ills 'IIIIlltA oi the ii ton and Maine
iluliroati. in u ppbl drone lit-re In
which he wan cont hitting on Um
number of train wreokit in Lille Went,
staid that. he could but. account for
them Intro by the explanation that, tor
IIIIIIIIA phychoioplcui I'rettnolt tilt' bruluu
ol’ the. melt ill. charge of tho trump
“failed to wollt"‘ltt:titnes. Mr. 'l‘ut-
lle thought. eltalntha demand for relin-
ble men to greatorthan can be sup-
plied. tt could not; be fairly charged.
he said. that the railroad men of the
country are overworked.
Mr, Tattle added: “The American
railroada are largely op'eraletl on the.
mileage system. It offers the greater
incentlvo to employaeato,‘ make all
many trips as theyImay. be [llit‘llllLOll
to make in order to increase their
anger. and It tequilptt, not. the greatest
coercion to Induce them to run. but
tilt.I greatest watcbl‘uincas to ace that
they do ltot run more than they ought
to."
£-
BETTERMENT 0
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TRAIN SERViCE.
Mlddletown Officia s Moot With Pro-tr
Intent Ilten
MIIIIIIJA‘II‘IIWN. let. to I'ITWll .Imu-
IlIiIlI'I-a, one from hot-IIIIIIIIIIII trilllllt‘ii
and the other truth the Board or 'l‘i‘lltlt"
and President Mull n til ttItI Ne w \"fiutlt
New Haven and l Iltt’mti ilaillontl in
New Haven iilbll gin and plans: lot
the bI‘Itterptoni oi the height and pas
pottger service for Mlddleiown were
ltliiifli over. ill ,Atlto course of the
meeting plan tor the double track-
lug ol’ tIc Valley division “'th bout-ll.
This would deflect the trains running
from Raw Haven to Hartford to the
Valley liiviaion passing through Mill—
dlctown. Another plan llebtiloll was
Lllt' double tracking of the» Air Line
dlviaion from Now HaVcll to With—
Iptintic. and make it the. route for ex-
press trains running trout New York
to Boston. The latter proposition
would do away with the proposed
plan or tour tracking the Shore Line
division.
Chief Engineer lngeraol] was given
authority to investigate these plans
Ind report at a meeting to be held in
the near future between the comput-
two and President bill-that.
HARTFORD COUNTY PHYSICIANS.
Annual Meeting of the Monica! Asso
. elation Held Today in Hartiord
~llAlt'l‘lI‘0ftlJ', saint. lily-A lItt‘gtI Ill-
tIIuIllItII-e of physicians was present to.
day :It the Hunt Memorial Building.
III ltfiomtlilllct‘ at the IIIIII hundred and
thirteenth tncclttu; of the llztrttot'Il
t‘nunly .‘Itedttull Alltitltflfllloll. Several
iiltill‘l-i _Wt!l’t'.' nut) in attendance. Dr
George R. Shepherd of this filly. pl'tstli-
:i('l|l ot’ the tlSfilIt‘ltilltllt, lll‘t’llitiutl. Pli-
ptIIs WtIl‘t' Dl‘wt‘llttdi by Dr. VII. ii. Cur.
‘Illlil, Ittl' NtIt\"li.‘t\'cn; Dr. Alto.) A.
Williams, Dr. lI‘I'IItitIl'ick S. Cmmllcltl
.‘lllti Dr. It. R. Shepherd. ’i‘iItI ft)lit)W-
Itltl ‘tew :neiitltcrn were. lllitlllttl'J to
.ilt‘ :l:.~.ttt‘l:llit.‘lli lira. it. B. \vtllar.
H I9, Adams, W. E. ltay. of Hunter”!
.\i. l. itowd ‘i‘ttIIIIttlIIonvlllI-I; l-‘. llul.
mot, Hartfolwd J l’ (‘urver Stnlubury.
H. S. tinnitus, Broad Block; H. A. tiar—
ringtmt, Bristol; id. lI‘. Freeman. 173w
itritattt. Papers wore road at the ill-
ltIi'lltllil] 3058“!“ by Dr. McKnight, Dr.
.I. ('. Smith and others. ‘
lielolc utijottruulrnt ltu IIiltIrl who
made to chance. the little ol‘ calling the
.IIIIItztIt; t0 3 II‘IltII-it ill the afternoon.
KILLED AT A CROSSING
New Britain Woman Diarogarded
Gum Which Were Down.
Nlcw llltl’l‘AlN, Oct. lib—«Mrs. Win.
ll'rotl Austin, widow of Patrick Attetin.
was struck by a switch engine It. the
Park utreet crossing at 8 o'clock that
evening anti died a few minutes later.
She was returning from up town and
had almost. reached her bottle, which
in only two houses beyond the cross-
ing. The‘flulfis were down, but she
pursued under them. and the engine
backed down upon her. passing over
one leg almost covering it. front the
body,
um» was taken to her home but died
before medical assistance could be so
cured. She was lift years old and
leaves a daughter, Mrs. Louis J. Dunn,
t\.th whom Idle lived.
-nwu wad-a...“
BIG CAPITAL STOCK.
llAR't‘iI‘Oltl). Oct. iii -—-A certificate
of aluminum: of the Alton Granite
and Ht. mull; (loltsttauy III' thlu mull.‘
halt been-filed with the Secretary or
State. The amount. of authorized
capital stock Ittbucribed for its 70 000
ehnrett of preferred clock and 25 000
shares of common clock. 'l‘lua amount
paid in cash to 325‘ pilot! and III proper y
tit .. is 3 ll 00
. III) o It so
been tiled Int (clown: The Hewett
Von G'Il no Forming Company of
,wlth : ut‘lltttl blockél: 0
Agreement
I u completed
whirl More on
is Violaleli
Charges brought by,
the loomeymenCarpenters'
Union, Against interstate
Association. oi bridgepott.
Result ill, break
, BRIDGEPORT, Oct. lil.—-At a meet-
ing of the Journeyman Ontpotttcrp‘ [in--
top that night it was unanimously
voted to lii'h‘ttk the tilted yoatu eaten,
meat with the interstate. Ansotlatloh.
which was drawn up lea-3 than a ycIIl
ago
The union claims that during the
past year the nItImbettl ol the labor.-
Ittaie Aisli-lthllllliult hltt'u violated
ultreenreltt on a. number oi opportuni-
ties. it claims that members ol’ the
interstate Aunt'ltripliou have hired ttuu.
union melt, whereas the. agreeuletlt
IIpIIt-iilcally provides for recognition of
the union; that they have hired more
apprenticed than IIIAceusury; and that
all tllldltml boycott tutu been loaded by
the nauocltttiou which hillt'itllHlS three
ol' the union members. These lllt‘ill-
hers, the union tIlIIltntAl, have since. been
unable to obtain work with any mem-
bers of the interstate Association.
Counter charges have been preferred
by the huut'tclatiou alleging intimida-
tion anti coercion by a blitllllt-r'rl agent
ol‘ the Curptelttcra‘ Union by threat-
ening certain members of the. union
with It title or $25 it’ cold members did
not quit work. The association also
claims that the union has (lodged the
terms of the agreement at every potI~
aible little and in various wayn. '
'lhis action of nnlili'ylng the three
yearo‘ agreement between the union
and the association brings matters to
a ctisis.
A pmminent member of the inter-
state I\SHOt'llI“OII said today that it was
now impossible to avoid a loc.kout
A meeting of the interstate Associa-
tion will be held tOnIght, at which
time it is probable that decided acilon
will be. taken.
The following its tt copy of the Fulfil“.
lion thrill to the liltt‘l'utitlt‘ Afifltlt'llh
lion; blanking tltl‘tI:I yrIarII' agrecnu'nl:
The following l'lilst'lllllitlll was adopt-
t‘ti by the Carpuntcrtt' Union last night:
Bridal-port. Conn, (II-t. its, tho-l.
Mr. 1.. I). Stood. Secretary of the ill-
tIIrIIttIltI iiuiitlers' llttAI lhulcru‘
Alltlttt'lltlltm.
lit-hr Sit: Your conunutticaliut or
the mec-tlt‘ecutil luut I‘tceiwd null pluc-
IId litiole the union thin twtlinu and
ill reply the following tendiniionu
“H0 llllllllllllullflly adopted:
libelous, The agreement now in
t‘oIt-IA between the interstate haunt-ll:-
lion and Local lift of the Brotherhood
of Carpenters and Joiners has been
violated by your association, by the
bluellllaling’ of three of our Iltcltlbere
and doerving hem of thtl lights
guaratteet by t e cconatitullon ol‘ the
United Staten the light Ul wot king
tot whom they pleat-Io and when: they
please and this is a quotation us out
many times by tile Employeta’ Assocllt
tlIIII "that the rights of Illl citizens to
work for whom they plcuscIIInd for
what they please should be invlolltte";
thcr'efote be it
lttaolvlul. That we absolutely trium-
ll) lItHbillalo the question ol wllotiIIIt
our motnbera have It right. to leave. the”
employ of an employer its ludividunbt
and we hereby deny your association
the “gill under the protection of the
attire and stripes to blacklist. otlr ntIIlII
burn untl prevent them from getting
ozttpioyuteul. lie It further
Resolved, That from this date Wu
hereby respectfully notify you and
your
older the agreement now existing be-
tween your Importation Itnd ottr union
nttll and void. Respectfully,
Local llti, Brotherhood of OarptIIItIII-It
Itttd Joiners.
By ll. 0. HOUGHTON, Secretary.
HEAVILY FiNED FOR SHOOTlNG
SONG BIRDS.
onltnv, Oct, l9.-~-Jolt.n III. I'Im-otore.’
a trult clutter of this place. was lined
i120. tilt in the police court here today .
lthtlr pleading guilty to It charlie of
killing at: robintt. I il‘he alleged ot-
fénac was committed on October 13.
when he want. been shooting I robin.
lie was placed under arrest and when
searched nix robin» and II hillbilly were
found in his poaeeaelon. . lie watt tip
on $10 on breaking the atatutc. which
prohibiia tltc klilin of lIlrdII not (value
out 1’ deacon, and :10 for each bird in
poaueeulunn This with
light. hilt line up to $120. 90.
led his care.
um” Woe»
to MAN WHO papers the
. 8t 8.
Joseph Kelly, "the little man thIt
petal... the his tutu” is making what
do to
{II
' Ill IIld- to be metatarsal aunt in town
on the want ride of‘ the Lockwood'b
. Hall; buildin‘tt.0 for the Holmes. Rector
pd Bullock 001,119“? "
Consolidated Railroad
W
New York. New Haven and HIrtt‘ord.
Naugatuck and New England Re» ‘
Elcct Officer: and Director I. ‘
NlIiW HAVEN, ”(I III
uuul meeting oi tile New York new
Haven and Hartford Railroad ,Utlm
puny held at the general cilia build
tux here today, the trillowlntr d rumors
were I'll-elected:
For dil'Icturt.» Willihtn'I Hopkotoiler.
.l. Plerpont Morgan, “€0th8 MI'IcCui
loch Miller, John M. Hall. Charles F.
Choate. Nathaniel Thayer, Charles F.
Brooker ticorgeIJ. Brush 1. De Ver
Warner, Althur D. Ouborne, Frank W.
Chaney. Irwin Mllner, William skin
ner D Newton Barney, Richtud A.
McCllrdy. Charles S. Mellon, H: McK.
Twontbly. William D Blahop and Rob
art W Taft.
Tho Nabgaluck Railroad Company
that
anuooiutlou that we shall con»
also held its annual meeting, re elect
‘ing oilicera and directors nit l‘o.lth-I:
i i)irectora-—George J Brush, John
M Hall. William D. Bishop, Chill‘ltts
.Brooker, J. Pierpottt Morgan, Wil-
.l.aut Itockefelicr i. ll. War.n'cv C S
Molten and S s. llounla. ’l‘lle. ofllcern
thouen IIIIII: Brahman! William D.
tiluhop; leIII-pi'esitlfiut, (‘. S Mellon;
actrctarv, J. G. Parker; treasurer, A.
S. May.
The New England Railroad (lam
puny lilstt met recto-tip; unicorn up
tollIIuII:
l.IltII.tItIIt‘Il~-I.lulttt M_ Hall. lI’rtinlt-W‘.
(‘.ilt‘lltIy. l), Newton “unit", J, Piur
pout. Morgan, Charles S. Mellon.
ticorge l... liruslt, Nuth tici ‘i'ltaytcr.
Charles ti). liroolter, lI‘tIy IIII S. (ltrl'llu.
Robert W. Tall and R‘obeit; Knight.
unicorn; l’reaidcn:, Charles 3. Mel
ton; vice-president, F. S. Curtis; ado
rotary, .i. G. Parker: lI‘oIIl-Itll'rl‘, George
B. t‘thpeIt.
NEW BRUNSWICK ELECTlQNSI
Sit-
Wilfred Laurior'I GavIrnnIoot
May Meet With Defeat;
ST. JOHN. N. 1%.. Oct. l9.»~'i‘he cam-
paign for the election of members of
the Canadian Parliament on Novem-
ber 3, upon which depends the fate of
Sir Wilfred Laurier’s government, in
being vehemently contested ill all
parts of the country. in the eastern
provinces randidatca have been nomi-
tured by both the Liberals and Connor-
vulivea in practically every constitu-
ency. it. 1.. Burden, of Halifax, tho
(‘.Itztaetvnlive tIuIieI'. will begin' a
.Ilpct‘tklug tour in New Brunswick llA
Woodstock tomorrow. . (‘.uitluet lain-
latern will also deliver numerous ad-
dresses in behalf of the govexntnent.
’i‘b-I Liberals ill‘o relying on the pron-
periiy ol‘ the country and on their pro
drum for the. construction «It It lt‘tuts-
.I.nllnonttti railroad.
The railroad plan is unpopular in
thin city unit the Conservatives claim
he}: will win both settle in St. JttllllH.
The Liberals hope to retain their
large majorities in Quebecoud Nova
Smith and thus be able to offset the.
i ‘Itnaetvntivett‘ strength elsewhere
NEW STEAMBOAT lNSPECTOR.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.—-Prealdent
Roosevelt today appointed lrIt Harrie
an supervising inspector of the steam-
boat inspection service of the Second
lllutritzt of New York. in place. of Rob
art 3. bottle. removed.
TO LET.
at to Bayvlew Ave.
Adttt‘eaa.
In.
Priviltge of baths
or call between 6 and 8 p.
018 at
T0 LED—FURNISHED
meat of seven rooms and bath at No, 6
Orchard street. Eltictlic lights. steam
heat. One minute's walk from West
avenue trolley tine. Inquire 53 West.
avenue. 015 if
TO LET—FURNISHED AND. UN-
tttruiuhed ronmn boarders also wanted
inquire 14 Willow ,atrcot East Nor-n
walk. 010 iii
..... 4; . ,.
LOST.
....¢—.. M “M...” A...” ...__.. .. .. .. ... Mum
LOBT—SATCHEI LII‘lI‘T 0N” MON
roe l-lt., with label Hotel De France.
Finder will be ttttltably rewarded by
returning: name to Chiel’ Vollmer at
Police Headliner-torn. 017 it
FOUND
FOUND-80!" OF” MONEY SAT-
tIrIlny night. Owner will It! cane ca'l. at
It,
» l.
Sentinel Office. 019 ill
MISCELLANEOUS. , .
All chill look "this; I i II
II II II to you or II
top frottthnn and ybu will one the tilt-
fereuce. The liar-rip d: Guru 00. (till a
punt—”ban t hai-
.. .nlognwlna.
PROFESSIONAL
MADAME OAROtINfi. OF NEW“
York. hint opened I school for tire»-
matting, where ‘,‘W o. Roommate fly!-
lopt inf drafting; fittihtt. cutting and
trimming ill; be, taught... This onion
‘5...
liiods Annual Meetiml
At the Inn/1
' the following dcuputcb
TO LET-«A FURNISHED ROOM 1
APART- ”’
"i
hly rain: light My
lag in force; Thuntlly.
lwetlly 1 our tloltrs
‘flmmu,
. ST. PETMRBBURG. Oct. 19-—
ampei‘ot halt Imaved from Gen
Kutopalkin under date of October
During the night. the Johnna-II
tucked our advanced positions at
Tree Hill. but they were repulsed
reports have been received of anyI
er engagements. I
Everything was quiet at Ill Ollt'l
alilons up to 10 ocloelt till.
Ruin felt all night and thI.I ro
been gIIIatiy deployed
F.«ll{i{lr.‘»HEltU,.i) mark. 0c
The remainder of ”ho Bolt
fleet called this morntn -f
IS'i’. “FWt‘Ftitt-lliilitri t’
:u. The titlult ul enthusiasm yesterday
Continued on Eighth Page.
FIRE L088 OUiGKLY ADJUSTED.
~—~
Slight Blue LaIt Night at tho Home.
of Mn. Mary T. Malioy.
A file occurlott that night in
residence of Mrs Mary T Male
Girnrd Plate and caused some
it is supposed that , .
from a match set are to a poll
min in the parlor. * e
discovered by Mrs. Malley, who, wit
the assistance of her nephew, untold
extinguished it The the occurred
7 o'clock last night and at 8 o’eloc
this morning the loan to Mt't-I. Malta
and also to Ex Mayor Edwin Admits.
the owner of the house, I had been all
install through the agency of J.‘ M.’
Layton & Son. ~
WANTEJ.)
WANTED—TWO Glitlis FOR GEN
t-ral housework and able a girl for
chamber maid and waitress Apply ll
Washington St. Itilllplll) moat Agata
cy law it
WANTED—l ()li TO BUY XOUR
coat of a let able firm it will cool. i
more. The true & Guns Co. bib 3:
WANTED—POSITION To no can 5
era] hottue-work Apply No.- 26 Boa-I
ton St... South Norwalk, 019 it.
WANTED—AHOY WHO HAS HAD
some experience at times finishing. or
who has worked in a tool shop. Good
position [or a clearly boy Apply to the ‘1 ‘
mealmers‘ Supply Co. Weatport; Ct;
019 Ht
WANTED -- AN ALL AROUND ‘
man, for inside and outside store
work. Must be strong. capable, and
honest. Experienced preferled. Wm
Podmore, North Main street. o1!) lit
WANTEO—OPPORTUNITY TO. IN, ‘
vcut $1, 000 in a corporation manufact»
tiring It ample article. Principals only.
1on It), Sentinel Olliee. . olli 3t
WANTED—LADY 0R GENTLE-
Inau of fair education to travel for It
tlrnt of $250. 000 capital Salary $1.072
per year and expenses; paid weekly;
Address M. Percival. So. Norwalk. (it.
018 ll
+WANTEO—Glttli FOR GMNERAII
hoIIIIe- Work No cooking. Call “to
Mi?” only at it Weill Ave. Gore oi
ltwin sunset Norwaik. 018 3t
WANTED—l HAVE rwo PO
ttona for young men Stenogrbpho II In .
New York city One buys $30 and the
other :70 per month. Any old Illi-
Itente interested? Come to cotton it
once. t-lartaln' a College.
WANTED—PUPILS. A chaps OR
at: to team I IIth paving bittIine It-
numeral or muttering, o! It wukht red
sonuhle, $6. 00 up. deI or evening I: hue -"
call 6001!,“ SII Main St Madam FranI .
citt Murray. 1 - '
norm—Wows“.- a“
FOR SAL. E.
Andaman on cottt
to the trot-III 90 '
IiovetI. all atom. new
hand. ItlII‘o‘ repairs for many eleven
or tut-pace made. 04mm
up East Ave. Eats pundit
roll SALl—uooo ndvbm Bl ;
rclrhotnttn. with “£6,0th IV .. ‘
aoapbl o. ' nature this (Illicit
ht chariot tr comma. No chart or
dump: machine Ibd. or my otlIeI
. ‘aitl but retell Ind mmurcmente poeti-
pd. Poplin wor‘ ,
till dome Ind ,. ‘
the heat uni ’
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