intact: 5.13.
has ‘a. m-: 8-47 p- m
, , , been broken at (loilnesut.
Erie. 'l‘he Wolvin, the largest
a fresh water, was emptied
run of 9,945 tons of iron ore in
d. onehalf hours, reducing by
a the best record heretofore
ho total delay from the be-
to the end of the unloading
‘ exceed ilve'miniftes. one by
in; eight monstrous hoisting machines
transferred in turn to the thirty-
lied cargo batches of the Wolvln.
' lo 11., vast audience watched the
” logs from the adjacent docks.
m
Becker had arrived at Seattle
"tin. with two fleas from an
, , ‘ygltothseh‘lld. son' of Lord
hilt]. ‘Who was willing to give
_ to Without them, The Lon-
Rxbr‘ess telegraphed an Inquiry
museum, and received this re-
, “Report all nonsense, A new
f flea is worth is. do. Nobody
ore." ' “
. Hmm,~w
glint gives thefollowing reasons
it :sia has so far been defeated
‘ an: >th emperor was decanted
‘ . eambassador in Toklo failed
:1 ‘ his government sufficient no-
, of the Japanese preparations for
r” corruption in the army and navy;
smiled “of food and ammunition;
Wale among the officers; failure of
e rests to enlighten the public as
thetrue state of attains, ‘
Mw“
When the present czar was azure-
,tqhhe was attacked by a fanatic in
1 Japan, and two ,linriksha men
ted in rescuing him from his as»
‘ . ; They have rrvcelved a pension
Russia everrs’mce. This year it
orwardodfio them as usual much
their suwflze. .
. km._w____
‘6 ' FASHIONS.
n.0, gown of black one can have
at varictir of the new girdles~
em made not only of different
ribbons but in a. variety of do
' The lovely Dresdens with the
1: bits of steel or rhinestones are
, g e handsomest of them.
,l‘set hospital was established
N by York this year which oil‘crs
few cents to thoroughly wash,
. Wendi repair one’s old corset and
' Wit. "like new."
sport. a tailor gown of dark
- ’ ’ ' The some combination
[or is seen on the but which at»
.-.. lee it. a knot of blue velvet
’ ‘~ 3' the brown leather to its browu
itindathin. I a
at the season‘s prettiest trim«
are made to order. You take
liyeur gown material and have
in colqr‘wlth the ball fi'lu«
. are made in plain colors or
l,,atlons-—sometlmes with a
cold or silverin them.
hold that one can really injure
,p’ and hair by washing them
‘ f the scalp is naturally dry.
:varitiua ways of cleaning
without washing it, and fro-
sofio will tone up the head.
.. d “inwardly as well as out-‘
,wwomen know how to relax
‘ucli vitality they waste by
lug howl Some women so
ill ‘or manicure or a shampoo
' all the time on the alert
« or conyeruation. if they
all Mesh and do not need
,,,itnd needs a bit of reel.
up ‘wondorfully by “ a
treatment if she wlli
~ so: to all that. is going on
b, no relax absolutely, even
{dull}, asleep us i
.bfiienwgdo. - .«
at k . an.
t; ii’l’hlil‘dll“
‘3 his or rs ,
a”...
They were i!
the order named. f The but
,yoted“.for by bullet.
r. Doris Was‘choudn superinicn-l
dent pl thomevcninir Wheels.
Mr. Davis and Lotus 5,. Beers
nomi ted but
that. ll 3 mania be withdrawn. .
The superintendentof the distribu.
tion of the books. and supplies was
delegated. to the acting visitors and
Thumbs o. Baicnm w
« lrlbutlng agent.
Text Booka for High School.
The local high schools now have a
fouuyear course, the some having been
arranged and placed in like beginning
the present full term.
course was planned in order that pu»
pile might cuter college from the Nor— *
walk high schools instead of complet-
inn~ their college preparatory course in
some other high scltml, as was neces~
nary heretofore when Nor-walk had but.
a three year course for the high
a letter requested
mar 81 1'. 98d.
as rte-elected dis»
(lhurles it, F‘ltch, r.
trar, 275 r,‘ list: ii.
against 80. , ' .:.~
Mills, d.
A list of text books has been pre«
pared and the same was adopted by
last night's meeting.
lea A. Tucker was present and explain
ed the needs of the new course and
the various books selected, including
trigonometry, general history. classics
in French and German, Gre
prose and Latin prose,
Permission was granted Mrs. J. H.
Manning. residing in the Over lliver
District, to send her sons Harry and
John Cohlil, ngod respectively ’16 and
14 years, to the Comer School.“
mission was also granted Nelson Dene
the North Center
school, to send his son Royal Bene-
tiizetl iii years, to lilo liver Riv-
Princlpal Char-
T. Palmer, r, Nicholas
Frederick W. Beard, (l.
letrnr. 489 r, .327 d.
against 294.
‘Nionroo—eSelectmeu, Stephen
Hayes. r, Oscar .i. Sherwood, d, An- ,
Vote for registrar,‘
Stands no license.
New Canannwllclcctuien. Charles 1".
Fish, ll, William A, Sinulllmru, r, lt‘reil-
crack Li. Light, d. -
335 1', Hill (I.
drew l4. Burr, r.
for them. as his collection was ‘3 r, 108d.
Dr Jordan. curator of Mr. Baths. .
‘ Some New Books.
Mr. Davis had given notice at the
last meellug that he would move the
adoption or the Hawthorneroadcrs at
last night’s sessilm, The subject was
(llHCllSfifid at li'llglil last evening, after
whlchtit was voted to have the acting
visitors examine into the matter and
report at the next meeting.
Glover said, that he was not opposed
to getting all the books necessary. bill
he did not like‘the idea. of adopting
every book that comes along.
Davis said that more reading books
were needed in the schools, particu-
ihc Franklin school.
Tucked said that the 5 me is 1100.86
sary at the Center
Blanchard thought. the matter should
go over to the next meeting and it
was so voted.
Principal E. H. Gumbart, of
East Norwalk school, requested the:
the Nichols arithmetlcs‘ be. adopted
for supplementary work.
was also left with the acting visitors
to investigate and report at the. nor.
Henry Hacker, 1',
(bur, 78 d.
Edger C. Page, 1'.
306 of Hill r.
(l ,
r.
(l.
M. Read, r.
Hibbartl, r, lllram
Fred S, Bates, d-
220 r. 131 d.
g.- #4 Sherman —- Selectmen.
Barnes. r, John .1. Vourliocs, l‘,
J, Briggs, d.
r. 27 d.
Principal Gumbnrl. had also suggest:
cd that the school vlaiiors'furulsh the
principals with certificates to award
pupils who had completed the grunt
The subject was dis
latmerd and llmtlly tabled.
the custom to award such certificate
in the Center and North West schools,
Anoliwr mutter of importance dcrld
«I last night was the mallar- oi’ tuition
for out of iown pupils attending Lht’
urnnnuur modes:
charge sixty cents per week.
Obllged to Attend School.
Upon suggestion of Secretary lline
of the State Board of Education, i1
was voted to enforce the law (-mnpoll
.ng children between the ages of i4
and lil yours who have not finished
the grammar grades to attend school
The bills of the month were uppmv‘
ml and it was then decided to request
that the meeting between the schoo
v.sltora and the citiacnn on tho higl
scum-l matter
at the some place.
NEXT. GOVERNOR.
Some of the Appointments He Will be
~ Called Upon to Make.
1 A subscriber inquires how many and
what appointments, the incumbents at
which will draw salaries from the state
treasury, the next governor will nomi-
nate or appoint, says the New Huron
ll was voted
Coley. (l.
5‘. Sherwood, r.
63 r. 79 (I.
be bold ncxi
'l‘ho ,roonipleto list is not available
but it includes the following:
A Judge oftlie superior court to sun
coed Silas A. Robinson. of Middletown.
A judge and associate judge of tho
clnunion plane court of llari ford noun.
1
A judge of the New Haven court ul
common pleas to succeed Loveruti M.
Hubbard, of Wallingl‘orll. ,
A‘riutlge of the Fairlieid county court
or connnon plexus .io‘euccced Howard ti.
Curtis. of Stream-d.
Atoll commissioner to succeed An-
drew I". Gates. of Hartford.
Two railroad commissioners. and to
succeed 0; it. Fyler. oi Torrlngton.
and the other to succeed Washington
lt‘.,Wileox. of Chester, .
:Awklghway commissioner in nuc-
li. Mecilonaltl, of New ills.
A chills chmmiucicncr to attached
ll. 0. Averill, or Washington.
Aadairycommluienor to succeed
John w. Noble.
a labor commlbsiouer.
"A "factory inspector. ‘
A shell fish“ commissioner to succeed
Christian diverts. of. South Not-walk.
Three comtnltwl .
and some to ”newly
mmpenhalloh
‘ iii rounder Initial melons , and ext
associations to succeed Mol-
star, of‘New boom. .
A. board or examiners
. f threrlnumbm
lll received ill '
n blinded It
. lions.
11 .e alrltilttllltlrflleclfld in e
or two new ill li‘iliril’eld‘oouuty at the Ge
lions were as follows:
BetbelmEielectmenw—Willlam P,
Both by. if. Clarence 'l‘. Hickok. r,f>Wllliam
‘P. lilnglieh, d. Vote for registrar. 511
r. 208 d. For license 335. against its.
Brookfleldwfileloci men,
'l‘hornhlil, d, Charles L. Wildman. d‘
Dwight N. Camp, 1'. Vote for male
Stands license. ‘ ‘
Daubury m Selectmen." . Alexander
Turner, ll, Thomus '1‘. Alexander. (I, H.
iiart l’urdy. :1. Vote for registrar,
Nil? 1'. 1.405 d. , .Slllilflil license.
, llurleuwslclcctumn, ll‘rodurlck iricbrtr
der, ii, Von Relisnolaur
Easteaneleotmen, Joseph B. Hill.“
r. Ft'ederick E. Stillman, 1'. Edward P.
Vote for registrar, 91r, ill
d. Stands no license.
Fairilaldwsolectmeu, Edward
Morehouse. r, John C. Lobdoii,
Charles 8. Fox. a.
trar, 462m, 334 ii Stands license
Greenwich—~Selectmen,
Wilson, d, .1. Albert Lockwood. d, Sil-
as D. Bitch, r. _
194 r, iibb d. her license,
against 270.
Huntington —~— Selectmen.
_ ‘ Reactivation
played on. the ,
at Sensatuck are receivin
toil-50; it is slated thatrths me are
. constantly leaving owing . stile the. we!
. work they are subjected to. The work
soniciimos takes them out upon"‘the‘
. sulle8._,whleh often roll and they are
thrown into the watdr, These sudden
baths are not cenduclve to good spit"
Mend many a man has given up his
job then and there, . ,
Then there are many men who pru-
vlous in the work only received $1.50
a day on other days are content to do,
the work. These men are more steady
than the majority and know a good
,thing when they. have iii When the
{‘werk‘lirogreeses ‘ further the waliln-l
aroundswllil be done away with and
then probably there will be more men
than planes for them.
V0ie for rapid»
. li‘or liccni‘lev 230,
”You didn't, eh?" replied
“I don‘t believe you."
My game has always been
to cook a mug wid a, load pipe an‘
take w'nt I want, and dat‘s w‘at l’Il
do ter you. if yer don’t cough up."~
Philadelphia Press.
Vote for
Wukelee,
‘ Vote to. rog-
LIME
ridge;
Pay They Are on
stun ly Loving. , ,
one or the men
railroad improvem. n
g from $3.00
"NO. hoes.“ said the husky beggar."
“i never asked nobody for biopsy be-
Vote for regls- f
“w
the fat
Hardinuw'du ilowdior a man to be
trusted?" ‘. Sitnilcyw‘W‘Vhy. that's the
only way you cttii'soll him anything.”
wBouton 'l‘riiuarrlpt.
Vote for registrar.
License {iii-i, against 210.
New i‘v‘uirilclllw-Sclectmun,
Disbrow, d, James S. Whitehead, ii.
Vote for l‘i‘glall‘ill‘.
License bit, against 50.
Newfowu~~t~lolucimen, Samuel
Blaukilllill. d, 'i‘homas .l. iii-sultry, d.
VillP for registrar
License 307, against ill.
Norwalkmidelccimcn, John
. rrrrr “NWOTlCEL _. '
. Adinlsslbn oliilcdors
Notion is hereby given that the so
lootnion and town clork til' the Town
. oi” Nurwullt will hold a mission in the
Town (ioiirt room. in the Town Hall
,l‘luildlng. Wall street. in the City at
Nuruaik. li‘rldny, tho Blst .lnyol‘ 0c-
tobor, liibi, from ii o'clock in the lore.
Alfred Avison, r, James A. Brown. noon until 8 o‘clock in tho afternoon.
Vote for registrar, 1.641 r. l.1i:iii9for
incense, 1.936, against 588.
Redding~Selectmom William
Sanford, d. ithigoncAdums, d. Aaron ‘ be for.
Vote, for registrar, 154 r, .
12 d. Stands no license.
examining the
; qualifications of electors and admitting
C.:to the elector' oath those who shall
and will be in session for the same
lpurpose. at the Police Room. on Havi-
Rldgefleldwb‘eloctmen. Joseph W. 3 land street, in the City of South Nur-
i.420 d. Stands license,
Struti‘OI‘tlmSelcclmon. ('ihnrles
Welles, r, William Storms,
ii. Williams, \l.
347 l'. 195. (l.
3 Vote for rcgistra
Stands no license.
George
Stands license.
'l‘rumbull—Selectmen. Granville
Thinning, r, Austin 8, Nichols. r,
ilam l’. lliwls, d.
Vote for registrar,l
l0:’. 1'. 85 ll.
Slnluls no licunsil.
K, Scott, Jr., 1'. i walk. Monday, the thh day of Octo-
r. 3 her, 1904. from 10 o'clock in the fore
lnmni’ until 4 o'clock in the afternoon,
A. and again Wednesday, the 26th day of
Alters; ()ciobcr. liliil, from ‘2. o'clock in the
Vine for registrar, 116 l afternoon until 8 o'clock in the after-
Stands no license.
Biuniform—Selectmen, .lolm .l. Loon-
oy, d, Charles is). Hobbio. d, Edwin 8.
Holly. r.
and unless all entered on the first
list as “to be made" whose rights shall
Vote for registrar, intuit niappcur to have maiurud, shall have
been admitted or l‘tljet'tetl, said sclcct-
ll. linen and town clerk will be in session.
1', John l for said purpose, at said Town Court
Ville for rilglfitrili‘.‘room. Wall street. Friday. the 28th
idny of October, 1904. from 9 o‘clock in
Ill ' the forunonn until 8 o‘clock in the al-
firm-noon and ilol. ‘ul‘tci-wgrds, cxrcpi.
‘ilml if it appears that the rights or
:llilc "in be» made" will‘hmluro uftnr
Wi1iou—«Solrcimcn. (i, S, l.oci.wnml,i {my person on limited liktl‘llnili‘l' the
r. F, l). llilnmliul, r, W. K.
(L
A Japanese gentleman was lill-rly
asked why he did not utilize his cool,
holds to greater advantage and grow;
rich theron, to whgéh
"What. bond my kn.
Vote for registrar, ii": r,
license 59. against 138.
Wt-siporl~Scchimun, Edward
Vote for registrar glad r,
240 .l. Stands license,
Wustoxr-Sclocimcn, Chariot:
Lockwood. r. S. W. lmlrroy, d. (lcorgo
anu for registrar.
Stands no license.
8 for money?
J. llubholl. , shill li‘rlduy, ()ciobcr will, and on or
30 ii. i before lilo day of sold t‘ioclur‘u indet-
jlug, said selectinen and town clerk
will he in session at the office of said
Blrgo, l‘. Jilllil R. iluult, l‘. ltolwrl 4LT iown clerk, on the day before said
Zolecmr’s meeting to wit, on Monday,
1the 7th day of November. i904, from 0
o‘clock in the foronoon until 5 o’clock
in the ui‘tr-rnoon, and not afterwards,
[for tho purpose of admitting such per-
sons. and for no other purpose.
lluirtl at said Norwulli. this l'ltb
tiny oi” October, 1904.
JOHN DEVINE.
ALFRED AVISON,
JAMES A. BROWN,
Selectmen of mu Town of Norwalk.
No thunk you. this life of simple in— ”minimum It, SMITH,
lcpcmlcnro is enough for me."
,ol7«—2ll
KNIT UNDER WEAR
The manufacturing of knit underwear and Hosiery in America today
is a very important industry. The opportunities have been no ail-cat that .,
this is a wondertui growth. new iaetories'und old mills have been con “
varied into knitting mills.
; Result—m whole lot of poor underwent being shade and placedon'the n
market. They look qite pa good u the best or theright made but later”.
they will prove their unworthiness. "'i‘ho tub" will bring their true cot!
ore out. Our advice is: Do not speculate. buy underwear that has made
alreputationfat prices that are no higher months not:
you will buy them less. '
*pnnksntan" mans cunnnw EAR. for women. 20c. are, 600. 750.
‘ _ "Jenn exports" Minis. m
sleeves, rat and 101.00.
"Kent's" MILLS in any crummy 31.00 anddmli; _ f
'"ounra'? humanitarian some while or «avocado or heavy
weights, 60c, .750, $1.00. 991.93,:3195, 42.00;."
Whitefish. the "tin bone", and iii
interim
w m to. “do. i ”9““, ,1
down. manyitimeu
edium and heavyweight. short or long
“Alma" Sleeve", has
.c, ,
l
l
3‘.
Y; .
r
ore Borax ls used
_ in the manufacture of Welcome Soap in One ' "
Yunnan In all the at
her soaps soid‘ln New England in Five Years.
wfll I W.ww gramme;
l‘he young man with th
nd hungry look had submitted a
poem for editorial consideratlt‘m.
“Well,“ said the man behind the
glllllt‘ pencil, after a hurried glance at
jlt, "how does $5 striko‘you‘P'
' “Why~~er~~reilliy,"
ymster, “that is more than i—~~ev—-~"
“Well, that's the best i can do," in-
urc turrnpted thalnisy editor.
.tbink of printing a poem like that for
Iuny lme,”«-iililcugo iiziily News.
Y 0F FELIX o. PAYNE.‘
Plutltudes are the paste dlunmndul
Tim professional advice-giver rarely ,
advices iiirnucll.
‘An nugur and a mail of many nncc.
doles are like perfect bores.
it its usually safe to be suspicious of i rh
lllc man who in suspicious of others.
nauglugwllon compared with his im-
'l‘o know what is right" and not. to
GERMAN ABSCONDER ARRESTED.
VIENNA, Oct. 19.——Otto 'I‘aussig,
who nbscondcd Ocibber 11, at about
the lime his brother Victor, head of
the firm of S. 'l‘nuusig & Company,
committed suicide, was arrested yes-
terday lathe Canary islands. 0th is
charged with carrying oil’ $140,000 of
the money of lilo ilrm. which had been
declared insolvent with liabilities cs-
liuiutod at $60,000, said in be due to
Iiooi'so spomlluiiou.
do it in as bad no to know what is“, . ..
wrong and to do it.
lio lltii forgot lllill it isn‘t xwrnuunry
to bc disagreeable.- In order to disagree
with llitl other man.
When n mun udiuils that he is new
or too old to learn you may ho sure
that he is getting preliybolll,
Life. is like u i'ipplo~~—your
sight. and your foresight must be in
accord if you would hit your lill‘.‘.’i'l,
A mun usually begins to appreciate
his will: about the time he has kill-
cd iior appreciation of him.
One pmnt which this old. gray world
has yet failed to learn is that truth is ;
infinitely better than falsehood.
if We took as great pains to
kind ihings as we do to think unkind
onus. life would be one long, metaphor-
A BAG OF GOLD
lsounds well in a novel, but it is an
'l‘hlsabarc I learned as i went on my . awkward thing to keep in the house or
Never tomorrow, always today,
~ store. it is a constant source of war
iry to you and temptation to others; ,
sorrowzilesides it doesn't earn anything if
i kept that way. Better deposit it in
'i
gpokon. something to do,
Smiles that will banish the
Now is your choice of the.
Novcr tomorrow, always iotlny.
Mary An-ii-iv-“ilut a $4 job
good as u 35 won."
iii-iziaoi,~~“li‘nlib. ‘lls boiler ii” yo it“!
i.“ -» Philadelphia Press.
A ‘ TELEPHONE 322-4.
we Cater
To particular people: secure their confidence and retain it. A single
goods are superior and our prices fair.
To our stock Almond Macaroon s, Cho
melt in your' mouth. Your neighbor will tell you how fine these goods are.
DRAKE’S POUND CAKES.
Varieties—Plain. Raisin, Citron. Marble. Nut and Molasses Fruit.
Not necessary to depend upon the home kitchen. These ready-to-catfoods are delicious and
West Washington Street.
o'NlewCanned Goods Sale:
We hm :Jun received over 1,000 one: a canned goods. this «atom
Ida sends, out up it A. F. Benton: a. Cu.
groin-t elegant.- . boy are the nearest approach to Juno ram.
and utmost can“. and intention can produce.
wantvi ens-mm HUNT raaomo STAMPO. rush.
to...“ 3...} an...“ a“... ,W,
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of, Norwalk. es... Probate
Court, October 18th, A. D. 1904.
Estatp ot‘ Samuel Comstock, Jr., lute
of Norwalk, in said District, deceased.
Ordered, That the miminlslralrlx
exhibit her Administration account
to this court for adjustment, at the
Probate oillce in Norwnlk. on the 25th
duv or October, 1904, at 2 o’clock af-
ternoon: and that all persons interest.-
nd in said Estate may be notified there-
of, the Administratrix will cause this
,urdcr to be published in a newspaper
having a circulation in said District,
at least five days before said 25th day
of October. 1904,
HENRY W. GREGORY.
0101 Judge,
a
m. -. .m ..... .. .. m- .,., ._.._.J.,_.._. M..-
" Torpedow
‘ l5 Our Cracker Dau‘.
THE sou-m glam/Am savmosizo PER CENTDISCOUNTON
There it will be safe and at the ALL THE 'NER‘SEAL PKG- GOODS'
Mary Aunm‘l thought ye wnr wurk- ! 831““ “me always at Y0"? command;
in‘ for Mrs. McBlnif iii 3:, u... week”. And it will commence to earn interest l
Bridget-4 “No. Shuro, l km a nice ' for you right away. Isn't that far bet-
jnli mm Will Mrs. .li‘illtllli< .u $1 tho i M“ ”‘5‘" “9""an ll 5“ home “1' in 3'0“"
mm ml nu: scum noawnLK
SAVINGS BANK.
UNlTED BANK BUILDlNG.
9
J use loff s
72 N. Main St. So. Narwalk
TELEPHONE. 338—5.
trial will convince you that our
The best of eve'rything available here.
NEW ADDITION
colate Macaroons, Cocoanut Macaroons. These goods will
Delicious Butter. Collee, Teas. Fresh Eggs, Double Cream Cheese. etc.
_ New goods arriving daily.
Charles E. SeymOUr,
C' :LEADING' GROCER. . ‘
South Norwalk.
l
l
l
l
I pack. consisting mostly 01th. Amr
urn food. try some of the Altar brand
the garden goods that airport chef:
crown Ame clans
anti, melt-twinning.
Corn banked. '
‘ Brand Peal,
Fancy Extra Billed,
sweet and tender.
crown Alter Brand
If. “ Irma Lemon
ncllnu Pushes.
. Horror: 236. L on Illumination
Grown Actor ' crown Amt- [trend
the var but of
‘ brand indecision. . . Tomato“ (a large can).
, . , Whole Ripe fem-to”.
Corn a lineups. . ,Por can the.
‘ ,. «Porous 15o. ‘
W W «
Gold Rook brand, , , .
ma . .. Choice Blueberries
make in delicious ileum. '
2 «as {or 250. ‘ Per can, lilo.
. : banned cocoa. . ‘canusu noel...
i v“ Viil’uliie,“?i’eliri. Publill,ffllll‘blfllfl, Iiackherrim‘ltprleota.
ringing, lunci‘t‘emutm, and many-elbow, all this union's pink. .
“at the lemma thinners. ,, . ’ i - . 4 . ,
{iii‘i‘flllbldliihjfi090.1!DollsIncline
meat thiaicupen ,
do. to the «amount
rend werrwlil ‘
ereevaluation-e”raucous”:
, .,-
‘ clause noose. . ‘v " '
Pinnacles. Corn, Mu. decontaminnihilum. , , ,
call and examine our clock. which it one .. s
r
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P...“ m ”'5 ,
Norwalk Chronicler