Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 27, 1904 · page 8

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llo'tid Saiiitiriiry now here has received urgent orders
rttordshire'. ,ro- from the Admiralty to unite. with the
no» 'IIt n'oon division nn‘eli’med ut Pold,.
eriuiri thut‘ tile I and to eontl'nuo their voyage eastwmd.

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Shuthampton
edged to concur he will either
. he‘iluhitiopco or any some-

l the- inpatients minis
N! “0““me Wilhithr'ow her eearchlight on the steam

Mill“ "2““ Wednesday and whd 2m- nd II few minute» later hailed shot
lollowingI all the develop it

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liI. ’l‘he idea at Jap-
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the, victims. or the
tldgody trueI made the corn»
uhlic2 demonstration.
omciaa attended the aero-
due-do Io! wrenths,.ln-
m King Edward were
Itibbut the. outline.
,fIIé ,pr’tiutleully responded and
. e hu'ltmiu'uted Ion
' Thousands oi
o route t0 the cemetery.
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what the French gov-
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ctr some to lll‘Wiii Grout
. pushing lIIII claims to n
“8le will be humiliated
thing Russia to oliI I .tIiIu
Itioh imiuédiutvly. ,
(it‘d,- 27 I.“ II III. II—II Ip'to'
to is no sign Iot an end
it over the Intention or
out. oi. the Russian orde-
e. Noith
2 the Assoc-Liter! Press on-
tits regards the llrlllsh
eir punishment
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do?» Ithe dilipum has not yet Ieaoho’d

, Illuro to comply ‘Y th the
I. domain: in this l‘eiibdt'l created

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”opt piloted without soul troop
punishment in prior. to by

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in or

IThe skipper of the SWIIdish uteauIeI

I ' ! par'eutly Ruth-nun.
seinrchlight on; her.

dimmed Bulk hellm'eIlcletqut her speed, 'pae'sed the Aide
I lemduntion baron u’nd died It shot, which. had no

Fall
Slides

2 in strenuous‘ueue he sold. and to

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”won vavcrwvv—w

lint the 1m to oi the military govern:
or got Vim) rewards». the dammit
ad I, an old men stepped torwnrd and
kl ed the dduIiralIII hand. The ad
lllit‘itl rdiimndéd bl‘, kidding the old
inun' II foeil ahead. . to crowd Which wit-
needed t e oldeni loudly hppluuded
and the .admtr'nl Iippenred to be much
affected by the. popular ovation.

'PllfMli‘. HIIII ary. Oct. 27L-I'l he dlvi
stop (It iho2 oditerruucou squadtou

AustI. in

“STOCKHOLMI‘ Sweden. Oct. 27.-——
Al'debaru‘u. from Hull England which
III-rived today In G‘efle Sweden. says
hi» veswl Was cltuued in the Strug-
i‘u‘uuir kdurlnx the evening or Friday.
October 21.1)), R loieigu crusler up
which threw lie

The. cruiser lu-

ledect. The Alder-baron thereupon
hoisted her ting and the cruiser again

all around the Aldehurau without bit-
ting her. The ‘Aldoburan‘e. shipper
then ordered .the IstonnIer'to be stop
pear-nod with his» crew sought refuge
below.~ The (amino worship there»
IIIpoufdiuonpeured in the Ilariftirtse.
PARIS,'0et. 27, 2:35p. Dir-THO
Freuchofllcials ntluoh lunch impor-
tance to The Ausooihted l’ross inter-
View“?! Vlgo with Vice-Admlmi Ito-
jeotv 3in no giving the. most Ieason
nl'Ile explanation or the circumstances.
The RUSH/iii“ embassy takes similar
view. Therefore the authorities herd
have taken steps to have The, Associa-
ted Press interview reach the French
press, as It means oi/Izuitulug public
upptehonsiou over the adnlr,

'2 % NEW EViDENGI!

New! LoNDON Oct. 2 h—Tho third
day or the trial oi Frank Shondeor and
others. churned with the murder of
Gtiorino‘2MtIhghiI, was opened this
tnorning-with-Antone Mt-nghi, a hrotlII
er of the murdered man. Ion the stand.
Monghi’s . testimony differed but slight.-
ly fromv that ‘ofI his wife. Mrs Sarah
MI-nghl ’who was on the stand dur-ng
the greater part of the hull Wednes~
Ilu'r. ’He was Iuowen erewtlness to
the shooting. but. he. corroborated the
mute {wieulified by'Mro.2IMenghI. . He
was oroweramined for a considerable
lentzlll of time by Attorney (leery Mu-
aarinwllouvenutti, a. local contractor
whmil‘vofl i. dhort distance trout the
Menghhhouue and who it: It brother-in.
hilt: or: the murdered- Innu. was called
hut-Mu wrunmur wasdovold or any
new {not It .‘autl‘ “it was I merely oorrobo
retire. .Willlam Cosinl. o boarder at
the Mons-lithium, described some of
the citcumatun‘eeu, .whlI-h proceeded
the shooting.’

 

. ' REWARDS T0 VOLICEMEN.
liAlITFOlll), Goi.-27I—-iu New or
the stutdtle now twisting. it police om
cor uhould not. expect a speeinl re-
wind for doing his duty in the opinion
ohJudge Bareback. who todut handed
down It decision on the application oi
Olllcer Schultzo for u re:- .Iuni uttered
i’oI the capture oi“ t‘iuIrlos Tompkins.
oi Chateaux chicken thltrl Ho de-
nier the application with the opinion
given: Tompkins was (omieied of
chicken stealingiu West isurtiotd. iII
mtother decision the court holds that
B J: Sullivan, the huolouun. iII um
entitllati to the reward 01 $3. 000 offered
by the state for the capture of Joe
Watson, the negro lad now under the
Romance 0! deuth for the murder or
tumor Police Commissioner Osborn.
Judge Boralmclt finds that the police
caught “frown
VALUABLE 0A8 COMPANIES.
BOSTON. Oct. 27. —-'I‘ite property at
the eight Boston companion whieh are
to be merged Into the 8mm Consult
tinted GA: Company has been ”prolo-
ed Ill $90,276,598 excluulvo or real ee-
tilterI The real o‘atnto previously had
been npprnlued at $2350. 000. Expertq
appointed by the state One Contour-
IIlqun-e ‘que the estimates to furnish
II binds (or listing the amount at capl
h‘l Stock or the new oompnuy. which
been cluttered by auntie! M?“
ohIIIIetttI legislation.
out. ILIGHTLV HURT.
ROCKY Iiiill.‘ Oct ”fir-Milli Grace
alley. when“ abet It by Hurry'
mu. was only elluhtlr
, planet“ oft the frontal!
erudite: WOW who able to
It»! Mud Her when
i don caught“ no
moi. “moped.
Home? «om: Into. , .
.HAIWFOMJKILI I2’lII-I121ntnl Owi-
«ml. of mi n street and
I sold by William
M Milli :I ”inf
teddy. Th
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to plane on “the ridge Shoitiy II .

o'clock hurl were called upon «tor touting
by Judge Ill M Lockwood. drum is
Inpatient or the Nurwnlk Republicon
Club. In Lockwood declared that the
club needed no tun-adulation; hike
President Roosevelt, the club behave:
III
tuition the Rolls it Riders compose be
best glen tluh Ilhe town eveII turned

The chili barked this rudiment up
by delighting the big crowd with triII-I
out Words to "Bring Back My Bunny"
and "Under the." Auhouuer ‘IBIIIIII " the
illitt named following a storm oi up-
planet»; "

Judge Lockwood untd that it ,uIidiIt
he of lilieretit to note that néurly ull
oi? the dough ot the Glee Club bud been
written by membern ol‘ the organiza-
ti‘ou. He also took occasion to weak
or the rally to be held oi the rll‘“"
hull next Wednesday evening. when
Utmgl't'iilimilll Hill who had held II
Ing-ot IIIowd for one hqu and tutti
minutes in Bridgeport Ile' to hem
whom III II noon duy meeting in New
York ladders lIuIl been thought into
requisition. will deliver .ou address
Additional uttruotions will he . the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

and the Tippecanoe Glee Club. of
Bridgeport. ’

At this point, Mr. Lockwood turned
the I.-lIulrIuInu-Iliip ol' the present roll;
over to Congressman Hill. The lot-
tI‘r Ilosirotl to supplant Mr. lAIckwooIl
by hinting- that also nt. next Wednes-
duerveu‘lud‘s rdll'y, the people of Non
'Mil would have tlIII. opportunity or
homing the next gdvemoi oi Connecti-
out; Henry Roberts “1 hen oxeinim-
ed MI. Hill, “We. will sturt this enter-
minmun‘t with It song by the Glee-
Cliuh." ‘ 2 I
MI Hill .iutrotlueod ('.IIIIngIssIIImI
llittirwileld tidying thut ht- hud born
speaker or the House (It Repiesontu-
tires of the stuto of Mulue IIttIIIqu
gcnmui of his htuto und is the worthy
Fllt'tossor of Nt’lsun Dumbo-7‘2

Mr: Littleiield puid n tribute to the
bounty uud thrill oi Norwnlh, und in
very glowing terms made reference In
the. importance of Mr. Hill in Congress
us It member In" two grunt emuniittoes.
the Ways and Menus and Banking and
Curtenry." While MI Hills friends
here;- “ON! fully cogniznnt of his Dt2'
souul wmtb IIiIIIInIIier tIIIIi dIIIItlolI to
public dutv thm’ uIIIII not hide to
gout. II. hie worth in (‘nngiuas i‘Ii‘ thou
IeoquIutIudeIi his IItIun to Congress
if for no othm IIIItson thnn that he it~

“When W. Hill discusses u uIIleoIIt in
the House in which he is interested
untl he only speaks on qutItIIrs ill. is
interested in. the House listens." do»
I-lnrod Mr. Littloilold. The speaker.
Ioolt (it'l'ilSiOll to t‘mlll'liilllt’lli the ladies
.II tlu hull and sold that it lIuIl been
his exprri I-II thut the grout IIIIIjIII'lty
Ii' ”it! p riiltst \I'IItIIt-II ill‘i,‘ Republi-
IIIIIIs. Hi told no interesting wuy \'lli‘_-
time phones or IIIImpIIlIInIIII: in Veiw
:IIIIIIt nnd hiniuo with Mr. Hill and
‘Iopt-«l than they had been instrumental
‘u the recent \‘it-torlos in those stntos.

llocomiug serious nu Hlliti that tun
people of the country have rendered
their verdict, nlreudy IIIIII trove merely
uwuiting riot-lion Iiny to register it.
He. urged everybody who hud the right
to vote to rust. It ballot. whether Re-
mount on lhIInIII-I'ut Populist or HIll_\'
tIl.‘ilt:l "isl

ilII Ioolt up the I2I-IIIIrIl,ot the III-“tits
on ilnunciul ““08 for the past ten
yearn or more uud their attitudes to-
wurd the silver and gold utIIIIdhrIiu.
Then in liltitl the impoi'lulinm cry hurl
lulled and now in liliii romeo .lungI
Parker. who hud horn nominated at
St. Louis on II platform over which the
lenders Of'2iilt‘.‘ convention bud rollo-
ctuatcd for torty- right homo and ”then
their efforts lIuIl I-ome to nought. Fol
lowing close mime Judge I’nrilt‘ll' s loit-
grnm [but he cousidIII-d the gold stun-
IlIIrd llii irreVIIl-nbiy tixod.

A tribute who paid by the speaker
to Judge Purhor'e puruonul uhuruutor.
integrity and nullity but llit. Littledoitl
did not hIIllIIII- the judge whom lII
profoundli IIIspoIIdd lIIIIi sized up to
the exigenry ot’ the situation. in his
belief. it he umllti only continue to
write ii‘iil‘l‘H of acceptance und IIInke u
tow more spreultuu. Roosevelt‘s Cii‘t"
lion would be made ununimous.

Henry (‘.unuuwuy hurts and the inter-
IItute commerce low weie next taken
up the attitude or Judie Parker on
the hitter being urn-oiled. 2

'l'honuut w. ihwson had plunged in
this month II home or Everybody It Mag-
azine 'thut the Stoddard Oil company
is behind the present Drmocrltio IIIIIIL
“inn. and Mr. inittleileld quoted from

toply made by Attorney Dodd.
eoumul i'Ol the Standard Oil Compduy.
in IIhltIh he denied th 2 this drool
cmporntion I'vuII behind iti‘ker'p nom-
inntiou. but the «waiter ciulmed ll
significant nod It practical admission
of Mr.‘ Luwuonu charge thut several
Iluubttul Billie» enough to carry the
election by Virtue at the tact that Mr.
Dodo Willi Idiom on this 1qu and great-
eat chum

Mr. l.ittielleld'u ilunl argument was
on the nullieot or thrill and sold thut
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bored that there is he tariff on oil gill
thin country. but the Standout
Company thrived. There had
trI'IIItII tor httudretie of yours
noting the course or his 1990(3th
LIIIIIIeIII no ed 'uoiirt’oo Ii mun...
. no not on

gthm l’o . re roll
or Gunfirehrt'nii tin; iI no he:

been

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‘ lunar

Rotmh Rider Glee Club of Norwnlit. '

its no tarii't. Thou it m toneremem»
oil?‘

It in ”Cm oi
unite in? otteldtdhnch. tekelheim-
or? 8: company was unnonuoen teddy

”tor ointment pIoII‘quniIlv to Parts. Au

engagement or $1000.0th gold by the 2 2 '

Royal Bonn oi Cinnadu was nine In» . , '3

hounded. .
l-Ae‘l’ GRANHIY POBTMASTIR.
WASHINGTON out. 2 .mlllrnm C.
View halt been upuolnte poatnloater
at tile to h 00

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12' 1 NOTICE
Admission ofElectoIS

Notice is hereby given that the so
let linen and town clerk of the Town
oLNorwIIllIm-lll hold n session in the
Town Court mold, in ilIe Town Hall
Iluildiug. Wall street, in the City of
Ntli'wulk “I'lI‘Iiday the 215i day 0! Oc-
tober ',l90Ii from 9 II c'louk in the lore
noon until it o'eloek in the afternoon.
to: tho lllllDOHIe of examining the
qualifications of electors and admitting
to the elector' oath those will shall
be found qualified:
and will he in session for the same
purpose, ut the Police Room. on Huvi
laud street. in the City or South Nor-
Walk Mondui the 24th day of Octo-
her lt.it)~i troiu 10 II dock in the tore-
uoon until i ovlock in the afternoon.
and ugnln \\ ednosdar the rum day of
October 1904,1‘Iom " o‘clock in the
afternoon until 8' o'clock in the after-
noon;
and unless all entered on the first
list no "to be qude" whose 19.; IlIts shall
nppeur to have qutur,ed shall have
been admitted or rejected, said select-
nlou and town clerk will be in session.
for said purposes at said Town Court
mum. Willi utrtot- Fritiul. the 28th
Iitt,‘ ofOotolmr,1904.fioni ii (VI-(lock lit
the t‘oreuuoII until 8 o'clock in the MI
toruonu and not afterwards, except.
that. it it uppenrit that the rights of
title "to ho made" will mature alt‘eI
uny poison on tho Isl list under the
said II‘riIluy October 28th and on or
before tho. till} of said oleI-tur's meet
lug. sold selectnIIIu and town clerk
dill, he in session at tho oillro of sold
town clerk, on the tier below said
t‘ii‘t‘i'ill‘ri' llll‘t‘iillgx'ii) wit. on Moudui'.
the ‘7th day oi‘ Ntn’ttlliilt'l‘. 1904. from“ .
o‘clock in tho. fort-noun until 5 o‘rloolt
in the nitornoou. llllti not afterwards,
for thrI purpose of utimittinil such per
sons. and for no other purpose.
' ntod nt suid.Norwalh, this 17th
day of October, 1904.

JOHN llEViNlI},

ALFRED AVISON,

.igi‘iilt S A BROWN.

Selectmen of tie Town of Norwollt.
HERBERT R. hil’i‘il,

Town Clerk 017—28

 

 

WITH [so MONEY

:1 ohm is in u malty bud position And
the "ill“! he in ii}? 'wmso his medical-
IIIeIIt No matter how IIIIIrb he has
made the neglect. to sure has brought
its inevitable punishment The time
to save is when ,ItIII are young. and
2.0“ will umoI Ilie nIIy \uungvr than
you are now. Begin todny by start-
ing on account with
THE SOUTH NORWIALK SAVINGS

. BANK

it will be the beginning of u huhtt
you will never rot-pet. .iiohitlrs them
to the interest to consider.

THE 3001' H . NOR WALK

5‘ VINO-9 "NK.
uuwzo BANK IUl mun.

 

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Evening School
. Nome

The sesuiou of the Norwulk {ironing
School will begin Tuesday. November
lot. at 7:30 p. m. in the School Build-
ing or the Over llive‘r Iliutrlct. Noro
walk and in Franklin Street Building.
South Norwnlltl The school will ho to
reunion tour eVenlnuII eitch Week from
7: 20 to 9. 30 and will he continued
for severity-live tensions. should It out-
ilcieut number continue in nttendnnee.

”An opportunity tor registration will

l‘IvOtfivou til the above named buildings.
needny tutti Thursday. October
zwtlth nud2 7,th iii 7: 30 Intuit evening.
LEO DAVIE.
Superintendent:

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70 Till Pundit

Why not notion“: thorn-m tint o.
It: you money? Wily our more to
will (ground Mfume yhurt outwit

 
 

 

ship has been slighted.
possible manner.

and IIIcI‘it.

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Our entire new line of lurs is now open and teddy; for your inspection.
grade qttailt) that has always prevailed in this Iiopulttueut has been Illdinitiillctii
line. We stand back of evrIIv piece uf‘l lll tlItIt we sell with a full guutuntcc. "Ilhc Innuuiuctur
stands buck oi us, so that the i)ll_Yl‘l takes no chances when they but 12 ms from our stock. We iii”)

vitc every one to make It oitticnl elx nmiuution of these garments.

Bracket Lumps, Complete. .. 29c

Any of our $3.75 or $4.45 Chino i2’nrlur
Any of our $2.25 Lumps. $1.50.

 
 
 
 

 

”the Inland higII
tu this ‘ltaSOhfi

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.
\II detail of honest worktuaufis

lively piece is pctiect to fit. elegant in design and made up in the vcrv best

Our prices will be found tube, or loiv‘as can be quoted for Fursof equal quality"

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Housofurnishlng Specials
Kitchen Lamps 45c , . . 3Ioiis loiieti’apct Inc,
i'ltIrn Lanterns . 43C , - . $1.50 Wash Bullets .......$I.Io
Cmupnigu ILantrrusi... 2 for 25C 53 ' ‘ ' , lia‘ugiug Lumps ....I‘,. . . . .. 2.2%

> 2 V {cuter drought
Lamps

. Hanging
. . . . . $3.95

Lumps, \I'itiiljlrtbrs. all complete, for $2.95.

 

Bur HawIGaod.

lIIr luau) vents we. have
.iIreu i'uorttl \Iitll much of
the host and most llltllitllilll
trade in (out in this vicinity
m-lt‘zuic which demands the
best cool obtainable.

irIIiII Ulli point oi Hell it
“mild in iIllSliles 5 sun liiL'i lot

(out to send out among Ulll
iIit-Ittls um! low the dissatis—

luctiuu \\ ilit‘il must iIIcI it-
.'li)i_\' result.
L'ilcupucss is not illlSt‘ti

upon what you pay. but on
what you get for what you
pay. tlur (foul is always
worth the prin- \\'t' usk for it.

m

THE FERRIIS 6011. CO.

 

usurglaertn.

After all, there's nothing as

satisfactory as It iirstrittss Shoo.
pay who} you may.

$3.50
for Women‘s First-Class ,
Footwear

increases intetost, docsnt it?

"PERFECTAI—Fall Line
is cspeoidliy styiiuil.

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Phone 357”.
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no hm... III

non—w w-mm... MW.MM‘.LWMW

Stall An Account
. Now

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us to bu) cheap guides of ‘

TRISTR M & H

no a and Is out-rt: BUILDING

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For a good many Years this store has’ been known

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' as (debut shaming center in the twin cities. .
This Saran by gigantic effort and through .
the fact that several unexpected opportunities
came our way. we offer absolutely the finest
stock a! clothing [or Inn. woman or child
on our part payment plan. Tits'm'orlzm plan
III: tbcmdommmt ofthooundr ofNorIwaIII-
er: in ,Ill Walk: ofll‘fe.I and m attrlbute the
swim: of mi; gmwlnqllustom. because of 2
giving the; people ill; but for the money—-
Ilia best'tmtmgab—rtmdom but of mry Ar. .,

Iticle solder money Modded. . 2

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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