‘ . and while voting was slack the mid-
Mr and Mrs D‘w ht Spurting hays
returned from iabailbp. ‘
‘ Election roturns w I bit
the lochoda Club toll tibifi
ii‘rad’W‘Taimsrl, ‘
returned from Was
voto Why. “ ‘
x A business meat
maxim Willi hill ti
Epworth
this E991
. Routine
Many oi thong hail the day on
to ay mitt illih‘ tip-they had cost
‘from the size
”Hashing brat
60k and Ladder
, the ruined house
it} Brothers' store In
up tonight ht tho
shodist Church will
at 7. iii no that pot).
pie will have a
tfiuw to gut. Ibe elec-
tion returns lift
The workers blunt the polling place
found It much more picasant to keep
in tho sunshiM during the morning
next to Raymo
South Norwallt
The class fit
East Avenue
be held promptl
die of the morning engaged in mom
Interesting games. .
The iitll cloch‘on returns will be re-
ceived tonight at the Republican Club
in Randall's Hall. All are invited and
E. E Gorham says that if any Demo-
crats desire to come In all due regard
will be BhoWn for their feelings as the
Roosevelt vote In ticked from the wire.
mm
ROWAYTON.
Samuel White, of the West Side is
putting new fences aiong Raymond
street.
Rev. and Mrs, Frcd Taylor. ,of New-
ark N. .l are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. E II. Emory today.
The blacklish season has been a tall—
are this year. as no and has reported
any large catches as heretofore.
Hoary Hilton the enterprising oy-
sto‘r dealer made a large shipment of
the bivalves to A Booth & Son Chica-
go yesterday
Coptain W. 1. Stevens is employing
two Of his steamers catching starfish.
which appears to have set in this vi-
ci'lllty in very large quantities.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Moth-
odiat Episcopal church will have a
quilting session ”at the chapel tomor-
row afternoon, followed by a tea at. 5
o'clock.
Newspapers were delayed at Roway—
ton yostorday 'afternoon, bocause of
the explosiontof the bollcr of the am
gins at Greens Farms which killed the
fireman
A large number of gscse were heard
flying over The Norwalks Sunday
morning. Robert 0. Raymond came
near bagging some geese Saturday ev-
suing at Smith: Cove.
The ladies of this place are makins
great preparations for the fair to be
given for tho benefit of Reliance Hook
and Ladder 00., No. 1, Friday and
Saturday evenings of this work. at the
Berkley Home.
The Rowaylon Republican Club have
been invitod by John Sherman to 1‘0-
com the returns at. his house tonight.
All desiring to attend are requested
to meet at (lub room at 7: 30 o‘clock.
Carryalls will be provided
Rev. J. E.Adams, the presiding older,
son a very this sermon at. the Metho
dist Episcopal church. Sunday morn
ing. to I very appreciative congregn
Molt- The second third uartorly con- q
forcnoes were hold by Presiding Elder
Adams Saturday night Reports were
rendered and moral business tran-
991ch.1
pARIEN AND nonorou.
The storm center in this campaign
ha9”baen tho canvass of Judge Joseph
R. ”Taylor against Jeremiah Donovan
for senator.
are In no doubt today that Darieu
will go overwhelmingly Republics"
and show increased gain in Ropublr
can votes There was a rather heavy
vote recorded during the early. hours
of the morning which prssbng‘od an
amount of Interest 49:
which bclics tho siorleé ‘0 chatty. lib:-
tho Iii-at limo in yo WIRE ion
Darion has tour dual sdcol'ldt blot
iianford Smith comm.
, - he
- colitis! your
. strong for the senatorial cand
., J9 ”gallant regret at. tho
"v‘c placed a large .
snapping jaws of the mill
-9ai
whlio
atom
With a decided leaning toward the
for
0The tight hero,
‘ pemocratic choice. Michael Houlih
gills dwlo‘ Iloontsr 11;”th c
till .33 a . ‘* ““““
Christ church was itiiod at both our
vices Sunday. tho attendance being
largely incl-cased. owing. to the now
rootzlv. l‘t‘ov. Edgs B fibula. oih‘cia‘t‘i‘vlg
rat 9. a ll 0-6: I
favora‘hlb impi‘bsslo'ti and ”who th‘erti"
dwiiuro. of
W. Bul‘hbdt. ”918‘ ct ho W‘-
volition auctionsor will p 9
his? Editions to the church. Mr.‘ Don
has. a . cod delivery. is a forceful
speaker. and there In a magnetism
about him that will serve to win
frisnd9.
POPLLULAR AMUSEMENTB.
A GAMEW 05‘ HEARTS.
A flame oi Hearts. 9 comody drama
of womm life to be produced at
Hovt‘s‘ Theatre. Fri ni g,ht by a
company unticr‘ tho dl ilo‘n of the
Morris Amusement Company, was
writ ton by Charming Foliock author
of amoral waildtnbwn plays and now
sis. the most famous of which being
Wilton mortal-so greatest s‘u’co‘csr
,"Tbe Pitd' It deals with the profits at .
a mine located iii mob.- which ms
foreman. Lumen” Alston. is passing
or! or 9. alone Quarry, thus depriving
its girl owners or their legitimate:
(gains. .lin‘l Manners, who is in love
with one all those own'brs‘. bétnlme en:
tanglbd in the plot. and his opposition
to Alston results itr 'aeveral thrilling
scenes One of these. a mechanical
affect known as ”tho race: for life" on
machi‘u belts, in said to be exceedJ
ingl‘y v vid. Alsion falls Manners in
a tight and. supposing him to be dead.
attain ts to dispose of his‘ body by
pluc g it on the feed belt of a stamp
lug mill.r “falters a harem scsrum
child. breaks the door 01' the room in
which she is locked mounts a swiftly
motiil‘g belt running beaide that
which bears the body, and overtake:
Manners just as be to entering tho
Beside
this opiaod9 them are several exceed}
5‘:eg humorous, pathetic 0r forceful
incidents which are described as ho
lug beyond the level. I ordinary melo-
drama; A (lama Hearts will be
presented hero by lilo same company
which was 999:: in it. last spring at
Prodtor‘s Fifty-Eighth Street Theatre;
New York. it bolng tile‘ only melo‘
drama that. ran for more than one
week at this theatra.
MILDRED HOLLAND.
Mildred Iiollaiid'. 829 Catherine, in
the Triumph of an Empress. drew the
usual large and appreciative audience
at Hoyt's Theatre last night. The
author of this realistic story of Bus
slan life has givon Miss Holland an ex
ceilent opportunity to. display nor mag-
nificent artistic ahd dramatic ability,
which from time‘ to time-.1199 won- her
the good- graces of nluilbr'otts and large
audiences and proven use right to a po-
it ion among the loading scum of the
day. The scenery and costumes were
magnificent and must. be seen to be
appreciated The supporting company
was oxdeptioually strong and- the play
well staged- in ovary particular.- The
ub‘itt ;suraction will .119 a Game oi
H'ficnits Friday, November 11th.
.._..-..
COMMANDER BROKE DOWN.
“In
Oyster Steamr- Had to Come Down
the Sound With tit. Use of a Jib.
'l‘ho Ellsworth oyster steamer Com-
manner broke down while making the
trip from New York to South Nor
walk Sunday night. and had to come
down the Sound with the use oi the
jib. with which the boat is rigged 'for
use in such an emergency.
Captain ii‘rod "Anderson anchored
the boat near (hQ N‘o walk lighthouse
when he roachodlw point. will till!
morning she'll“ ytilb‘bd- up the harbor
by the steamer it‘alo'm Mott by the
same company. She is now laid up for
repairs . ‘ .3. . .
”OF THAT CDLD
or it may result In Pneumonia. Bra
niiian Bald: iirbroolthlf up Colds when
ror tried. almost wthout exception
10 25 509 and 61. 00 bottles. The (lilt-
ford, rhubarb” and Plaistod' 9. 6‘
MEADURIM¥TD OF YALE FRESH»
ALB
o.t’ 3WD! W H
Callmh?‘ mxahifi'ilo director of tho Yale
-. nmuubluk’flmdw made public his
bio It”. ou‘vIIIIt-ghund ’0‘” ' (‘9 9” “‘
I: Ill 0 0 ' ., .. 7
force every Mtg-Ethane
kn D about. , ‘31-; ”57'" “- f '
Wflmlt-
. It months. til until: the av
moguurenlauu oi the Rasputin clut-
.l-lts thallium-nil show that the avoc-
.939 one clamoring out is it ye'nrfi.
we I
139.5 pounds. oval-ago hei t. 6 test.
6 tactics; average one-It expansion. 3. 5
R. R. nonobuo. of Wfibiiadalphis. Ia
‘ visiting in town .
otlilt Mo, Tau-.599
be? visiting In town
"if?“
E whismll.’ of Robotic. Mam
1“an gird".
aim otRobton,balbotn
on" a business trip, ,
vulgar-mum!» strict ctr.“
at; in wt ‘1' lie of Ambrose Harlin: i.
ll: ii
. a visit, “firth: (clouds in worm.
Apt being built about the
. hang! at that'l'hsodoro Tuior rui-
;: moo... stators whirl-ism or
horas from 9 visit with triads in
Dabbury . . .
Haitian has returned have too
WWI.-
Incheu; overlie total strong. 2.820:
aroma result no turbos. 9 report
h”.tttrtlior shown that there are 141 amok
on: in the 999. it outnot swim and
184 hare never had gymnastic train-
M 099 hundred Maud alumni of
the 231 shunned have taken part in
than tint-tin. -
“thin TIN‘I’i-t ANNIVIRIARY.
urchin-991., of Washin-
m. calculation... tho ‘talltl: aunt»
vamp: at their wading. Sunday or-
outing at their home. Guests worn
pmnt iron: New York. Stamford and
Gammon. A line collation was
barred during the availing and music
w enjoyed Mr. and bit-9.19mi
_ “in anchor of tits occasion. ~,
Wlmtla‘TDg RRIMDE tit NEW
L than
pros-silica with a large numb" _
- ‘ thporl.
.yostordny aftart‘loon bi.
iii :1 nxr atio l
Chart-h Tho ceremony was perform
on by tile Rsv. W. H Holman, who has
been confined to tho hours by his r9-
client savings acclilgvtfi only In; rela-
“Ivoso tooo‘p ngpartil More
~‘ i din hi it Hi
. M .
will roslde at 34 li‘airiicld avenue.
Dr. Philip W. hill in one of the
youngor physicians in Bridgeport and
studious habits and gontlomnnly boar
pig. one of the coming prom intent. {lit'g- ‘
wlllciiina of tho town. Miss lEdible” is Ii
WHOM!“ of all:1 Ity who has sung
In various church 0 oirs for sevé‘ral
mibclntr at pth- soloist in the
Southport Congregational Church, and
prominent in tho Wednosday Attor-
noon musical Club A largo number
rgv‘ogts (have been received by
, although do invitations
were: lasuod -
999.com
u‘i til lamina. mu
SUDDEN DEA‘l'I-i AT R R. DEPOT.
dun—nib
Mrs. Sarah Waldron Died Before Train
. Arrived. .
Mrs. Sarah Waldron. wits of Henry
Waidron, a farmer of Kent, died on
the platform of the railroad station. in
Bridgeport yesterday. shortly after the
arrival of the 11:02 Berkshire dlvla
ion train. She had been a sufferer
from heart trouble for some time past
a was on her way to the Bridgeport
capitol when death came. Modicnl
Examiner Downs was summoned and
ho gave permission for the removal
(If the body to the undertaking rooms
of E N. Bishop & Sou Arrangements
had been made to have a chair in wait-
lug-for M'ra Waldron. and sits who car.
ried from the train and placed in it.
While her sort-In but went in attest ot
a carriage she died. Arrangements
ave been made to have the remains
taken to Kent. The deceased was 62
Years old. , ~ -
MOTHERS PRAISE IT.
'Mothor‘s everywhsrs‘ praise On'e Min-
{its Cough Cure for the culturing; it
:99 rebelled and the lives of their lit-
tle ones it [has saved. A certain cure
‘or ’cou’ghi‘l. oroup and v‘tl‘looplug‘ cough.
\ 11. Spafford. Postmaster of coaster.
Rich; says: "Our‘ little girl was un-
tenacious Iron: strangulation during a
sudden and terrible attack of croup.
)no Minute Cough Cure quickly relievo
id and cured her and I cannot praise
t too highly ” One Minute Cough
lure rellcvés coughs. makes breathing
may, cuts out phlegm. drags out In-
domination. and removes every cause
It a cough and strain on lungs. Bold
:y The Clifford Pharmacy. "
-H-v—JM
EROTON WOMAN CHARGED WITH
SERIOUS DEFENCE.
GROTON. Nov. 8.——‘Mlss Eleanor .l.
i—ioldridge was presented in town
~ourt. ycsiorduy afternoon on a charge
if assault with Intent to kill William
I. Willis. The case was continued a
wreck. Miss lioldridge was released
3n bonds. In the. cdmplaint it Is of
aged. that Miss Holdridge fired a shot
from a revolver at Willis after a dis-
)ute concerning the delivery of milk.
l counter charge against Willis, ni-
‘oging breach of tho peace, has boon
tutored by Miss tioldridg‘e.
NEW look NEW mid. &
outcrops!) RAILROAD
rm Matti.
to Effect mutilate. 1904.
LEAVE aouvu NDRWALK ros
NEW YORK.
A. M.——lz:52x, 5:33; 5345:. 6:10;.
5:60, 6:55. 7:40. 8:20;, 8:35,
9:10. 10:65:, 11:41. '
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3: 001:, 9: an: 10: 32.
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1:23. 8:00x. 9:522. 10:11.
NEW YORK FOR 600‘th NORWALK
Alla-4: 60. 6: 69. 7: 20. ii: 006. 8: 509.
D: 008. 103021.102“. 11: 00:. 11: Oil. -
it. 02:. 1:05, 2: 00:. 2: 55.
6: 61:, l: 04:.
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ill-“1211 W.“
7? 36, 6:113. 1:0 03”.
9'.
i; 7210*,“ .10!
quietly ,
. The wedding of Miss Edith Baillie; . . .
daughter oi” tho tats hit-Nana Mrs. Pat- - .,
riots Rolbia,‘ or or a i
' ‘ rhiltpw
gitlurtia ll. hill. i
is known to u largo nu‘mbal‘i oi’ trlsntlsw -
1,999 acquainiulwou as a young man or
V. sumo work und
“ Wilton. Conn, until 21 p.‘ m. oi
mm. _ '
3:00. Hill ii 01:: 5: 09.
158197: to. ‘
Christian faith. it or purpose to
fulfill it. b. largor‘ v9 for the Church
H olivisbcs t). v
its ossibiitit-s or uuuntl worm...
‘Roctor' Nomi: in- November Trinity
Ithrqpiclom . ' - '
WORKiNBm UND R REDUCED PAY.
FALI‘. itiVEit.’5iaas., Rom 8.~—’i‘nc
cotton hmnui'aciui‘iors n this city
whoop mills havs sou idle since July
on account of girl of 2,5 000 about
tivcs. over 9 12%;)91: cont raduot‘lon
plants to such it lphaa desired to ‘re
l'éfl HONOR.
Critics are this
have u pencils t I
Notice to window
899ch proposals Will be received by
the Board of Selectmen oi the ’i‘ow or
pasdity, 16, for the
L" gradiirg And vconst‘rucllion of two goo; ‘,
i9; .
tions of gravel road In the Town
Wilton. in accordance with the pins
State Highway Commissioner.
Said Selectmen will also
of the section known as the Ridge-
tleld Branch.
foot for each or either section of fit;
Ished road complete; tho totvil
through its scloctmou and the Static
right to increase or diminish the numl.
ber of feet to be improved utter ti
contract ls lot. All bids must be It).
construction of the work. Any hidddl
equal to the diffsronce in price be
tween his bid and the noxt highest bill.
dcr. ‘
Plans and specifications may be ex-
ami’ned at the Ollice of the Town
State Highway Commissioner in Hart‘-
or before .Tune 19,1905.
The bids will be opened at tho
Town Hausa i said Wilton, on the
day and. hour rat above pained.
'l‘h‘o Selectmen and the State High-
way Commissioner reserve the right
to reject any and all bids‘. ’
Dated at Wilton. Conn. Nov. 1th
1904.
CHARLES S. LOCKWOOD,
5‘ D. BENEDICT,
WM K. .i. HUBBEIIL.
Selectmen or Tow-n of Wilton
EM
Frésh Fish l
BLUEFISH ..... l. ...... 12c lb
sNAeasR sLues .......... Inc It;
s’rsAK coo...... .10905.
NA'I'WE EELs
WEAKFIBH
9-.-
aclb.
FRESH HERRING ...........Bc lb.
FLATFlSH Bibs for 26¢
MAhasrcoo................ 7,919.
HADDOOK To It).
BLAGKFISH .. ........... 79 lb.
wuou: SALMON 12¢ a.
sugar......................159:9.
GAPI DUGROSS
East aim of washing; ml “or brings.
out Salvation Army slag.
broader view of _
in wages. today voted- to open thoir ,
c portions who ‘
6d.
and specifications approved by:I t s L
receive ‘
bids for the‘ grading without graveling‘ '
Bids shall state the price per linaal
Highway Commissioner reserve tho 9‘
companisd by n bond of not less thiitl .L‘
one third of the amount bid for' tile . -
refusing to sign the contract at ills ‘
prices offered by him shall be multir- '
all to forfeit a sum from his band
Clerk, in Wilton or at the Odice oi! the . .
lord The work is to be completed on L
149 lb. '
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