‘ 1' audience was ‘composed of
Iiou.lleMp‘Roi1erts of
Hartford egt'tl Gungress-
muii E J l,l|‘ of Ner-
walk. Heard. while lione-
canoe and Rough Rider
Glee ClubsI “glue ,1 ,1 1
Republican toIhuslasm ran rampant
in Norwalk, lust night, resulting In
the largest an; moat enthusiastic rally
the city 111111111111 during the present
campaign, Th8 crowd pushed and surg-
ed 111111 the ball when the doors were
opened at 7.15, though it was known
that. the festivities would not begin
for nearly an hour. In 11 few minutes
after the doors were flung wide to '1
the public, every seat in the hall was
taken, the aisles were. crowded and
a large body was blocking/the. e11-
lrances and stulrwuys. It then be—
came necessary to turn the oncoming
crowds of several hundreds of people1
away disappointed.
more speaker's, it‘isprobable that an
overflow meeting would have been
held and someone suggested that 111
the first place the rally should have
been held in the army
One of the features of this crowd,
‘ chm a1 tor ratio of the present campaign
1 was the large proportion of ladies.
Apparently more than one-half of the
women
The ladies, too, were as anxious to
hear the speakers as the men: for like
the latter, many of them stood In the
entrances, unable to get further be-
cause of the density of the crowd and
waited 101‘ every song or spoken word
The men In the big crowd were or-
derly and Well behaved and only in.
one instance was a speaker interrupt-
ed. Once, during Congressman E. J.
Hill‘s address. a man apparently 11n-
.der the influenCe of liquor shouted
something unintelligible, but 11111
speaker silenced him with a quick re-
.tor.t
There were two speakers Consumes
man Hill and ‘Litgutenii’nt Governor
Roberts who is the Republican candi-
date for governor By no means a
small feature of. the rally was the
presence of the 'l‘lppceanbe Glee Club,
of’fii-l‘dgep‘or't and the popular Rough
Riders of The Norwalks. These two
organizations were seated on. the stage
and it s doubtful If their campaign
music has ever been surpassed at least
in this vicinity '
On Ethe stage, In addition to the
speakers and the singers were a‘ num-
ber of prominent local Republicans.
The hull had been quite elaborately
decorated, every available point be
ing covered with flags and hunting or
pictures of Rodsevelt and Fairbanks.
The proceedings were opened by
Judge E. M.‘ Lockwood, president of
the NorWalk Republican Club. who lu-
vited everybody to take some of the
plentiful supply of campaign literature
and also reminded the audience of F11-
day night's rally at Hoyt’s Theatre,
when “the United States Attorney Gen-
eral, Hon W H Moody, will make
an address. ‘1
The glee clubs were then introduced
and they had sling four times before
the crowd Would be in any way satis-
fied. Lieutfnant Governor Roberts
was introduced in an excellent cam-
paign song by theTl pecanoea and
the Rough Riders join in the charms
When Mr. Roberts stepped forward
he was greeted by three rousing cheers
and a tiger, and the hundreds of min-
future flags,p1'eviousiy distributed,
Were wildly waved
The lieutenant governor said that it
was a great pleasure to come here and
also to see the beauties of the town.
which was tirade possible by his old
college mate. General Russell Ii‘rorlt
He had notxb‘ofore during the camps
been more}, by such a large hum
of Indian. 1.
The speaker took occasion to shower
several 011111 11111 bo
1h pride He was?
hose are services have placed
among this, are this party.
Had there bet-11'
a
ground, a distance of about ten'
Improvements Still
Continue in Westport
m
Pool of 111an Hill Being 11111.11 11111-1111-
‘ teen incline-Trolley ‘Rnlln
Have Burr Rained. '
The State road Improvements still
continue. but It is hoped that they will
soon end. The load from the top of
Church hill to“1the Nor-walk line hail
been practically completed and broken
a good hard road to drive over. and
particunlarlr' good for autolsts making
through runs at a. mile a minute clip.
from Boston to New York city. Just
irow much benefit it will be to West-
port is not known. but probably very
little. The State highway commission-
er doesn't care much about that as
long as his idea. of a through state
road In carried out.
[hast week Contractor Glynn and his
men, received word to go to work up-
on the' State .streot hill. Engineer
Wood, of Norwalk. was called in and
he said that it would be best to cut
the bank in front of the residence of
J F. Cannon andDr. Sherwocd‘and
this has been done.- In front of A.~ T.
Barr's the width of the street has not
been touched.
At the bottom of the hill in front
of the barber shop of John Angelllcho,
tht1 street has been raised some thir-
teen Inches and front there to the
bridge on grade.
The old eight Inch sewer pipe. to the
river is being our? 1111 and a new twelve
111111 pipe takes its place.
The trolley trucks at the corner of
State street and Riverside avenue, 111 o
bung raised to correspond with the
fill in.
The. road at. this section is now pruo
tically torn up and should score but
headed nutoist bout only (111 speed
come along It In more than likely that
he would meet his Waterloo \
GAVE A coawria SOCIAL.
Lady Jennings Lodge Had a Pleasant
Time at Home of w. H. Monitor.
Lady Jennings Lodge. Shepherds of
Bctirelem, gave a cobweb social. last
night, while driving in the roadzrot for
William H. Masher, Madison street.
There was an attendance of about fif~
ty people, and a most enjoyable even-
Ing was spent. An artist's contest
was one of the features of the occa-
sion, and bites Bessie Jelllffe, of Row-
ayton. won the prize, a box of Huy-
ler's confections. in the cobweb c011-
test Miss Carrie Laflin secured the
lady’s prize, a handsume pocketbook,
and Charles Thiese secured the gentle.
man's prize, also a pocketbook. The
consolation prize, “Jack in the box'
went to Mortimer Masher.
Ice. cream and cake. were server!
and a neat sum was realized.
The. affair was under the direction
of the entertainment committee, of
which Charles Thles‘e is the chairman
,1—...-.,.-.~.....
HIS GLOVE' CAUGHT FIRE.
A11 11 Result Painted William Duinn
Had His Left Hand Severely Burned.
William Quinn, 11 Norwalk painter,
had his left hand so painfully burned
that he had to have it dressed by a
physician. yesterday afternoon. Mr.
Quinn with several other painters,
was at work at the residence of Colo
nel F. St John Lockwood in East ave-
nue. Quinn's glove caught fire while
he was burning old paintdrom a sable
and before It could no removed Ithe
fire. had eaten severely into the flesh
The unfortunate man wnt to the office
of Dr. William J Tracey. where the in
jury was dressed
DR. HITOHOOIGK INJURED.
Hone Fall Into Unllghfcd Ditch on
Retort Nil 1. ,
Dr. Dexter Hitchcock had it narrow
escape. from a serious accident last.
nlght,1‘1'hlle drivlnv in the road not for
from the residence of Dudley E. Hoyt.
Recon Hill. A ditch which had been
ring for some purpose was left open
not be seen. The horse fell into the
ditch and Dr. Hitchcock was thro
over the dashboard Very fortunate!
he was not hurt The horse was quite
badly injured, however.
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FELL FROM A scAFFOI-D.
William H. Nadln l-lad HII Collar Bone
. Broken Loci Wctk ' «
William H Nadia. a batter. residing
or No.8 Merwin street. was doing
home work about his home last week.
11911 he‘ fell from a scaffold to tugs
Mr. 11.11111 struck in such I. 11111113311
that his 1.11111111- bonc who broken.
injury wad attends ’to by1
GIBdlth/in and D“ “L.
I
1 vision.
and not being properly. lighted could _
1
"our. A. 0111111111111 Chaim Pro-Idem
, or 11111 ' _
111111 or 1111 1111111 tremor
it members at intervals during..-
reason, given at the hem
‘ dud M1111. Charles 111.131qu
bored
. 130“
ion Were 11111911111111
Into the Authorities Shaft
atINanticolIo. this,,Moruiog1
Wireuthe liable Brolte and
burriegel‘ellio the Bottom
'wrbknssnnan, 1111., Nov. ,2.--Te11
mirrors were" crushed to death or
drowned in the Auchlncloc‘s shaft or
the Delaware, Lackuwanna (it, Western
Company, at Nauticoko todiiy. 'I‘hr.
victims with the exception of one, are
said to be Poles and Slave.
The men had taken their position
111 the cage to be lowered Into the
shaft, the total depth of which Is, 1.7011
feet. At. the bottom Is a sump filled
with water. The shutter is a double
one, with two (marriages When the
donut was given the cr pincer to lower
the 011311.11 In said the engine gel. be»
yond the control of the engineer. 0111'
of. the cages shot upward to the sicv.
at the top of the shaft, and this 1111111
ed the other cage carrying the urea.
to become overbulanred and it 1'1-ll to
the bottom of the. shaft. A party or
rescuers was orguniacd quickly, bill
the work of rescue was difficult 'l 111
sides of the shaft Were torn out by ‘
1111, cm in Its mud run to the 1301mm
and the foot of the shaft was filled
with debris. The bodies Were horribly
mangled. Those that were not killed
outright by the fall, were drowned in
‘.l‘ru Bump. The officials of the com-
pany arrived at. the mine in a special
car, and at once began an investigation
as to tho curiae of‘tlre accident.
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MISS DECESSA'S PARTY.
Celebrated Yesterday Afternoon the
Ninth Anniversary of Her Birthday.
Miss Mamie Decossa, the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Decesaa, cele-
brated yesterday afternoon 11111111111111
anniversary of her birthday. There
was. a large attendance of her young
friends and a very plt'asrurt time was
had, Miss Deoessa toccived a large
number rrfharrrlsorne presents among
them being‘ a plant) from her father.
A fine supper ,was correct the guests,
who were as follows: '
Cassie Fernandez. Tony Gonzalez,
1.11111 Fernandez. Manuel Fernandez,
iconic Fernandez, Mamie Dlsesa, Ha-
ael Wilson. Mabel Tito. Martha Kelly
Ruse Fernandez, Mary Cane Frank
Cairo, Lizzie Chloppa. Julia Chloppa
John Disesa, John Discus, Nick DI-
Nrcrr Uise- -a throttle Skcilzy. Jen-
rile Discos, Nicholas Discos. Ella Sta
boil at“ Henry (lane.
OPENING OF NIGHT SCHOOLS.
Sixty Pupils Present at the Franklin
Building Last Night.
There were about sixty pupils at
the opening of the night. school 111
the Franklin Building last evening.
The class in bookkeeping under the
direction of Principal W. C Foote con-
tains twenty members and will meet
Mondays and Thursdays. Miss A, ll}.
Baldwin has charge of the higher di-
The other teachers are Mrs.
M. Stevens. Miss Anna Dickerman
and Miss Barrett Raymond An op
portunity will be Ilven each night this
1111111 to our sons to rewlster. About a
dozen people registered In the Nor
1qu schools.
SURPRISE IN EAST NORWALK.
Mr. and” Mn. Joseph Bartram Enter
taln TluntyJi‘IVs Friends.
A pleasant surprise party was ten
tiered, last evening to Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Bartram at their home in Cot-
tage street" East Norwalk. There
ware about twenty- five persons pres-
cm; and the occasion Wits certainly
one of morrltnent. It was in honor
of the birthday of Mfrs. Bartram and
the celebration of the twentieth 11n-
nlyersnr'y of their wedding. They
were presented with 11111111 useful 111'.
ticles, and handsome presents. Gamers
were played had songs and "11111111110111
on 1111111111 completed the affair ~
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ELIOTRIOAL WORKERS'
11—1-1...
UNION.
1111c Hui-y Robbins Vice-Prccidcui.
A union of the electrical workers of
orwrrlir was «malted router.
11111ch were elected 1111 fol.
Mildew—Ellis Donnell.
VlcoPreititlsnte—Na Robbins.
Wrewdmoh Iii. .
, renown ’D. Johman.
Fiona 111 floor-our 1111B. tiritiiu.
1111133111111st.
street.
; Norwnliriii 1111111.
.. Nov. 2.-in one
i. 3, 11111110111 largely 1111ch
ed (11111111111119 11111 held 11 this city. 1111
Republican» , out night .uoruluateu
Mirhael 11.13.11. , rd Thomas Hoyt. as
reirtcselitutihre he ball was packed
and hundreds are unable to gain oil-
mission Into st I11 the caucus was
made great. o i to the senatorial
candidacy of entire] Fesaemlen, who
took 11 1110111111 1 part in the proceed-
ings of the 1111 111113.. ,
‘ the two successful
candidates an In a brief address said
that he was 11 re he would be elected
a United Stat a senator. and that he
bought the \te‘résta of the p111 it
would be rent cued best by the 110111
1111111011 of Mr. Keucaly and Mr H011;
Ills brief addr so was greeted by (re
mentions 1111111 use and it was some
time before order was restored. The
of the hurt
independent Republicans placed the'
names of Coot e T. Rowell before the
111111111111, but h was 1 defeated. the
vote, which who taken according to
111111 1111111‘111111111 law. resulting as fol-
lows. Keiioalyj .163; Hoyt, 5.14 ltoweli
182 Followlt lg the representative
convention tlr city convention was
,IIIld I'm the nomination of city om
tors and resulted in the 11111111111: ni
1111' following: Mayor. 111111ch (‘.‘1,
iii 1111 1111 clerk, Josbu: Provost;
llr:.‘*1klllil', William M.
F'i'trl Moore
Travis: auditor.
ENTERTAINED THE CHORUS.
Tippecanoe:
of Bridgeport, and Rough
Riders, of3 Norwalk at MI. Hill's.
The Tippecruroc Glee Club of
Bridgeport. and the Rough [tiller Glee
Club, of The Norwaiks were. enterta111~
ed last evening by Congressman E J.
IIIII at his 11911112111 Woe! avenue. M
ter the rally, at which both clubs
sang. they marched to the home of Ex
Lieutenant Goyor'nor E. 0. chlcr,
wl'rlere they serenaded Lieutenant Gov-
ernor Henry Roberts. of Hartford, tht1
Republican candidate for governor.
Mr Roberts responded with 11 brief
speech in which he said that nowhere
in his campaigning had be heard such
effective singing as was done at the
rally last evening. From there the
two glee clubs marched to the 110qu
of Congressman Hill. where they wmc
entertained wl I) bountiful luncheon.
A number of 1-1 loctlons‘ were rendered
and Mr. Joust). the lender cf the '11‘111
penance 011111qu was presented with u
hairdiiomo badge suitably inscribed A
song especially counteract] for the or:
caalon was rendered by the 1111111111 itlrt ‘
era. welcoming the. Tippecanoe (‘ 1101-11.,
to this city. Suier'ui new songs which
will be heard at the rally In 1111,11 1.1
Theatre. Friday night, were also given
OBITUARY RECORD,
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MRS. 1.. A, ALBIN.
The death r1i'1i.yrlia A. Alliin. aged
eighty-one years and eiglrturoutl1s.oc.
rurreri at 12 if) oclock last night at
her home. 8 111311 sunset South Nor»
walk, aileron extended illness. She
was a widow 111‘ the1 late William 11.
Albirr, or 1111111111111, and until the death
of her husband resided there, since
that time having lived at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Irving P? Taylor,
at 8 High street. Seven children 51.11»
vivc irei1,'MrIs. S. J. Brown, of South
Not'walk; Charles 11. Albm, oi Red-
dlng; W. E. Albln, of Westport; Aaron
Li, Aibiu. oi lteddlug; George F. Al-
bin, of heading; 1). W. Albin, oi Rui-
Illug. and hire. 1. l'. Taylor, of this
:'.ily Beside these she is survived by
seventeen grandchildren and 111111111
steal. 'gr'antlclrilrhen. Prayers will be
said at her late residence Saturday
evening at it o'clock. The fuutwul will
be held on Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock from tirefiiethodlst ir‘IpII-Icnpnl
(5111111111 in Georgetown. The inter
11111111 will be In lli'aiichville.
cMRS 1133114th DAIJ'I‘ON. 1
Mrs. Ellen Dalton died last. night at
her home, the residence of Mrs. (huh-1
criue Mulvoy. 29 Cedar street. The
funeral will 1161' use from the house
Thursday morning at 10 o‘r1lbr-k.‘in~
torment will be in tilt. Mary‘s Come.
tery.
M185 MONAHAN‘S FUNERAL.
The funeral of Miss Margaret Mona-
hon was held this 1110111111; at to
wreak from 81.Josoph’s Church, Rev.
Wil lam Mather oiliciatlrrg. The poll-
berrrcris were Thomas Reynolds, Mich
ael Shea. Wordhflhorndum e091311111
Barnard 11ml, moron which.
n and Eduard German.
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Wla'i’ AVENUE CADET. PARADI
The West Avenue Outlets. lit com
pirn‘y with the Pot Batmlou. Trinity
11.111111 More» 011111 Norwich
t was 11111111111111 to II. c ristlun Sworn.
‘ ulls Break
SeventeonPersousDeud
and Many More Mitsiog III
Winston Salem. 'N. (11..
Where I .500 000 Gallons
of Water Were Released
lers'roum SALEM 11. 0 Nov. 2.—
Sovanteen persons are known to be
dead and many more are missing as the
resulted the bursting of the reservoir
at this“ place earl‘y today. One of the
brick walls of the reservoir collapsed,
burying the home and family of Mar-
tin Peoples. A million and a halt gal-
lons of water were 1el1asod and over
a mile of tern'ritory as devastated
‘i‘ tiir'ieen residences were destroyed
and It Is impossible at this time to
141.111) how many lives have been lost.
Mayor 'lduton is at the head (it' a res
citing party and search is being made
In the debris for possible additional
victims. The greatest excitement pre-
walls 111111 the volunteer rescuers are
1111111111 airy working In the hope of sav~
ing may (no are known to have been
1111111111211 down by the rushing Water's.
"l‘lrc colored settlement in the vicinity
of the reservoir was entirely wrecked,
and the cosmos are working diligently
with the white in the search for 1.1111
missing. 1
The cause of the disaster was the
overflow of the reservoir and 11 1.111111-
ough investigation will be made in
order to ascertain if the negligence of
any of the employee at the pump stir
11011 was responsible for It. The res,
er'voir burst without warning bird the
victims were drowned while asleep in
their 111 In. One couple a negro 1111111
and his wife, floated on their bed for
five hundred yiuds. Neither one was
injured. The dead as fax as known
are:
'Mr's. Peoples.
Thomas Southern,
Mrs. John Poe and daughter and live
neurons.
"ilre water supply of the city is 1111—
Interrupirkl by the accident.
W...“ L.-.— ..............
LOCAL DRILL SEASON BEGINS.
The local military season opurcd at.
the Armory last, night ‘wiisli‘thc lil‘sl
drill of Company I“. The men drilled
1111111111. 1.1111 new regulations. Com-
pany D's ilrst drill of the season will
1111 hold this evening. Both computi-
tea are In A1 conditiomand a very
successful winter is looked forward to.
0111.1 feature of the new season is that:
truth companies start out with their
111111111111111111111 oflicers. luptain William
I. (Minster-it and Captain Howard .1.
liloourer. under loaves of absence.
Company 11‘ is 111 charge of First Lieu-
191111111. liuwurrl N. Godfrey, while the
responsibility of commanding D lies
with First Lieutenant Edward P.
Weed.
MARTINuPHIPPS.
LONDON, Nov {~Helen Phipps,
daughter of Henry Phipps, of Pitts
imrg. Pit..1111d New York and Bradley
Martin. Jr. .. were married this after-
non at Klittu'llty Parish Church, In-
111111111111 shire. Scotland. by the Arcbu
deacon of London. Dr Sinclair- The
r'eremony was largely attended by lo
cal society and friends from flourion
Hulrty Phipps gave away his daughter.
who was attended by her sister. Amy.
an maid of honor There was a large
1‘11: option afterwards nt Beaufort Cutl-
111.1 and the bride and bridegroom aub-
senucntly started for the. Earl of Cra-
you 11 seal. ioombe Abby, Coventry
The presents included much beautiful
it: WCII'L’
ASSIGNMENTS OF BIOHOPB.
NEW HAVEN Nov 2. -'l‘l1‘e follow-
11.111 Parker 3 Journey
Into Generation
W
, Norwslk, at 11:18, When apper-
tunity to an Candidate
Will be Had.
Judge Parker will leave New York
tomorrow at ten minutes past ten
I1'c:iork for New llaveu and Hartford.
A committee of prominent citizens of
Connecticut header] by General Henry
A Bishop the democratic nominee for
Lieutenant Governor, will meet at the
Grand Central station. The special
train will consist of a Pullman and I!
first class car. The train will reach
Stamford at six minutes after eleven.
South Nor'walk at eighteen minutes
after eleven and Bridgeport at forty
minutes after eleven. At Bridgeport
Judge Parker will take luncheon at
Mr. Bishoo’ a residence. after which he
will hold an Informal reception at the
Armory.
The special train will leave Bridge
port at half past twu p. m. and arrive
at New Haven at three. The New Ha-
vcn Reception Committee will meet
Judge Parker at the station At New
Haven he will make a brief address
and will leave the city at five 0 m.
The train will waive at Merlden at
twenty five. minutes past five and at
Hartford at six o'clock. This will give
111111 time for dinner before be 18 call-
orl upon to speak
Judge Parker will leave Hartford at
set an o’clock Friday morning and will
arrive In New York at twenty five min
utes to ten.
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CARS OVER WILLIAMSBURG
BRIDGE.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.~~S11ptcme
Court Justice Wilmot M Smith today
In Brooklyn dissolved thr- irrjnnrtiorr
rendered a few days ago “straining
the operation of trolley cars over the
new Williamsburg bridge and in con-
sequence the cars will begin to run
this afternoon. Justice Smith explain-
ed from the bench that he did not tie-
clde the matter upon the merits of the
case and that the case itself would
have, to be tried before Supreme Court
Justice Maddox. on November 14.
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LECTURE RECITAL TONIGHT.
Professor Alex. S. Gibson has ar
ranged a fine. program for his Lecture
Rez'.lial which he will "Ive this even
ing at the Norwalk Congregational
(lirurrclr his evening, under the auspic-
11s of the Town Téachers' Association
By the courtesy of thr1 Association the
church will be open to all who may
feel interested. Professor Gibson will
11111 ak of 1hr1 organ as an instrument.
and Illustrate different schools of coin
position by an attractive pro1ra111 111
1111:1111 iriusic.
CHANGE IN SCHOOL ASSEMBLY.
Yesterday instead of the regular
morning assembly at 9 o’clock in the
Franklin school the assembly was at
11 o‘clock for singing of special music.
The school sang "My Own United
States" and several other selections.
T1111 readings Were given by Miss
Maude E. Wolfe. the physical director
and instructor In elacution. changes
of this character Will be more frequent
than in the past ,
_ FOR SALE.
FQR SALE-é crimp -'-1 sarcoma
also 200 butter and lard tubs. Inquire
of Frank F Sherman, 17 North Main
street 11?. .3t
FOR SALE—A SQUARE PIANO
good condition Cheap. Cali aftéqr
11011113 or evening 63 Osborn Aye 112-11;
\
FOR SALE—CANOPY TOP CAR-
ringc,
Norwulk. 031 iii.
FOR 8ALE~ClllfAP DRY AND
11111111111111] wood. block or split; boy by
the halo or ten; fat hogs and pigs. trite
029 (It
I
11111; assignments of bishops have been
made for conference in New England
and New York: New England. April
It, lilchop Fowler; New 16111111911111
Southern, March 22. Bishop Hamilton:
New York, March 6, Bishop Hamilton'
New York toast at Waterbury Conn.
March 5, Bishop Warren: Troy, at
Serotonin, April 12, Bishop Warren;
Wilmluuion. 111 Wilmington. Deb.
March 15.13111111111 Goodwill Wyomiuit
at West. Pittutewrr. April 5 Bishop
'lr'unston. '
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PINE LENS .WHIOT CLUB.
The installers of the Pine Lorine
Whlrrt Club were entertained by Mrs.
TO LET.
TC LET-drills CARPENTER 8110?
now occupied by Waldron & Riordan
on Steamboat book. also loft new or:
copied by the Eastern Underwear- 00..
011 Water street.
Golden. 111 31:
”To LET-4111011 DEC. 181‘. Two
romnri 1111111111110. centrally located to
gentlemen Each recur suitable for
two persons. All modern improve-
meats. Apply at till South Main street-1-
South Norviollt. I 1' . :11 fit
Demand Betta yesterday afternoon at
her home (11 East avenue. There were ,
six tables in use 111111 the melon was
11 very electronic ’l‘lre club wire
04
I
The hostesses at the t nfcottnrt
will be Mills iiiltio handball MIIIIII 11111118
1,1 Hoyt. 1
yo LET—FURNISHED ROOM. 113
811111.11 Main street. inquire of Mrs.
lie l 081 at
TD LIT-41' ~ DMIEABLE Furt'l‘Y
airbase of seven room. all modern
.Improvomenti‘ru 11111111119111 Mill Booth
Main street. death Norwich. out It
$1.600 you FIREMIN. 1
11111111111111 present. 01111111111111; 1th
‘ , Allie Norwulk Fire
Fol held to rinse.
11111 11111th ,
The total
1111
known ‘ 7 ‘
u; .
'ro Lilith-Whirlwind 1100MB 110
with 111111111 baud inquire 2i.
i. seem 11111111111111, out at
Special TrainlDue to Stop in South
11111111 111113111 harness, in good coitditlon. ‘
Inquire Robert Thompson, East .
horses: two good milk cows. Addrefis 1,.
, C 1.. James, 11011480. 81111111 Nor-walk
inquire Taylor Jr 111
Accession 11.111
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S.‘l‘ PETER BURG Nov. 2.32. All
m~.-’l‘lte oflio al repOr
11111 1rlblng the desperate 33
P11 1' Arthur beginning On her 26
(‘l'JOited visible depression at 1.
(Mike. 'l‘ he sustained character
bombardment with siege guns
in cerium, ol‘ the walls by under 1101111
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Japanese government, after with
will '11 e rcguullng the operation
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lirlievt the assault was timed fo’
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the mlkario, tomorrow, which it
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Tomorrow therefore is expected
marked by fate fora day of rejo
either for Japan or Russia, accord
as the present assault succeeds or, 1111
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the Russian hopes with reform
the long and successful defense g
tenant General Stoeseel hasW‘ihu '
conducted, but things have new
cd such a pass with the gentle ,
the character of the present amp
upon the fortress is evidently 3‘0;
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admit they would net .‘be surprised
the end was at hand.
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