Mali
. 4w; is Hill .4
I-r-tow mm
mm...“ v
one: use Rm 1:.
education. Five candidates were ex-
1, it'll. N. rw it and Vicinity. Cloudy unlined.
loll. iron:l .owers tonight "clearing ‘Jopnd Vli’ealey Puke. whit) we: tbadly
~ ,.. . reae ry a cream 0 was on
root .7” i all .of '0: ””3““ are Spring street. a week ago yesterday.
"'3‘“. “ll ”1‘ turning n “19 extreme and had one of his legs broken. is
llprll.v.'trot a. the eastern portion of
the into at. u. «These. areas are pro-
t‘ucm... p err Ideal on cloudy weather
in If \r or. ‘ l sections. but not very-
lm‘uolr ‘lr. ii fallen. The tempera
Miro u u a, nitld in an sections as
(ppt ill; . .t as northwest, where it
sigh ly b. ow freezing. The area
of low > errsn i the hire region will .
inov e 1 u lvm roducili‘g cloudy wea-
liter and pr. a. y light rain in the
vicinity
dam . chain's; of Taylor avenue.
loot u rulualz 0 horse by colic. this
morning.
A son was i0") Saturday night to
Mr. and Mrs William Shepard, of A
shrub rtrmt ‘
Charles l‘m lschmldt. of New York,
has beer om; at his home, No 19
Elmwood an no.
Mrs i‘. Claimant. of Southport has
returner; hon» after a visit with
friends lll Solth Norwalk.
William ()1 ich of ‘lew Y.ork is
making: curt v'lsii with his father.
a_ OTIltl .1) South Norwalk
Mrs. "W. i‘3 Penucy,of Southport.
spent stroll in South Norwalk as
the sites fl: ‘l: s Edna M. Seymour.
.2 run. "s r \inrnun'ication of St.
.l i 1’5 Lori. A F. and A. M.. if Nor-
wn‘<. w: . told Thursday night.
A son . it. last Sattiitiar night
to ‘ir. at. tieorge D. Clark. cor
win of Hr ‘iw avenue and Sound
w'ir'v Terra
4 re Satuv or ran :zg ril read at the
South Norr ‘ filiil lncluiod oyster
cocktails my salad, SIM no.1 clams
““" .. " '“ “"“”“‘"“‘ Tedd? 1”” ‘r‘ ”imi‘lt'lmi'rl‘l "355
at 5 . ng scvcnng. u s cy l
“mg ”.1 ,‘fifihgé.$i:~‘rg?w:t£ the interest of the city fathers in
.m ti". It...“ fl._ row...“ ‘0 Now the present election will lie so keen
on.“ a Hakim winter. that they will follow the precedent of
TH _ ~\ ‘ L. in. Corona! v of some other Councils and adjourn until
mrwalk; M L. W ”we“ r of tomorrow night.
.h in 5.. ; ;. - “Ln“ an Fairs were hold at Great Barring-
. 1.... ‘ .‘ .ncornorutl’m. ton Mass. Newtown. Trenton. N. J..
.. “ ' p ‘ and Ponghkeopsfie. N. Y.. last week
r' ‘ ‘ ‘1" iii) r‘ lianbnry will get many fnkli's and
‘ _“ ‘ ‘ oh “‘3 {RTEM‘P horsemen from all these exhibitions.
“."d' has t if“, ‘ “ Danbury's principal rival this week
X" Mvabm “ " "p“ “1mm“ will be the huge fair in Brocktou.
00”“ EMU“! will '\ ‘v’l‘ Thli Mass. one of the largest in the coun-
evenlng. and War. -. the r. 'i rwt ~‘ do. try.
groo on two carnirzi'at‘es. Tlf. ..: and] St Luke’s Episcopal parish New
members “9 ”WWI“ t” ‘ . .nt. l' aVen Width in em ting a new plate
Frederick V. “1.011 \Vhii M i "D ll worship on Whalloy avenue in that
an olier on its lill rid. of M r u.
ton line, hai- nrriu' in imii. .wr.
walk, and um prouvly ti-l. :r . .4.
lion here. . a
Bit‘ . '
l ill '
—-"it was LmOBI. .» minim -.
dock lilood B tors 0 will mo «in for
rible brcaklni out at. over it.“ body.
i am very gr: efui." i-llss .lull. Fri.
bridge, West toruwell, Conn.
William A. i‘ampbell, tho irriarnu~
tlonal financle of the (‘isurmurnra‘
Union Is in Smith Norwalir 0n orig
ulai oflicinl vlst in order that hi my
audit the book of the Union.
Our Brotbcr' Lodge. l. 0. H. F.. «'tl
Norwnlk. will told a regular 7lii‘i‘llilg
this evening it the ledge l‘i'imfi iil
Wail shoot out at its contains. or the
pinorhle lournanent will be returned.
Manager A. V. Wainright has Tt'
turned to Scull. Norwulk. ufior spvnd
his a week in attendance at the no
pool alerting o the American Sir ..
Railway Assocltion. in i’lriladelphr.
m
Letter to I. J. Hill,
Nowaiii, Conn.
llear Sir: 520 difference. 'I‘wo
neighbors paint-ii their hoiisoswm
vou; load-rindill—difference 320:
houses about nine.
Mr, A. H. liowird. Nelson. N. Y.. iii
the one who named liovoc and HM"
oil the $20; dontkuow the other
A neighbor of oib Mr. .i. ll. flush
in. oxpmted to are 3 gallons Devon;
look 8.
Devoe goes furllierr Its least merit:
but that smountr to half sometimes.
it costs two or lures limos as much
to paint as to bar the paint. (loud
reason for no painting. l’alnt lio-
voe. tlion.
Yours truly.
F. W. DCVOI’.’ A (it).
180
-—-C..ll the. South Norwslk;
Rubboll l Stable darken Norwalii.
and iii. E. tiorhsti. st Norwslli sell
our point.
1...
DOT NOT lN QUALITY. WE STICK
. Committee of the South Norwslk Goa. l
mystics“ church still be field is“;
morrow evening, at 7: 30 o’.ciock wit ,
attics Annie 0. Sanford. of Franklin
rest.‘
state teachers' certificates were held
at the capital. in Hartford. Friday. un-
der the direction of the state board of
now doing nicely at his home in Eliza
both street.
house for Stephen ArkOs on Lexingt
ton avenue.
house is 22x26 feet in size, and will ~
cost about 82.000.
did the stone work.
were guests of the Danbury depart- .
meat several years ago,
Bridgeport. October
guests of the Wamers Bros. fire (le-
partmcnt. of that city.
Connecticut National Guard have re
colved blanks from the assistant quar.
out entitle them. on November 25. to
of 85,900. For the last week in Sep-
councilman in South Norwalk is visit
ing in South Norwslk. and today cast
tions and will sppcrlntcnd the re-
painting of his double house in West
street.
candidates, four applications were no
and
1m follow the meeting.
su ' ‘ ‘ that
not tiliih’r it: billet: ‘“.’ ”‘I‘e“‘"’
street, is suffering from a very pain—
ful abscess on the risht eye.
The agency of Jacob M. Layton has "I“ M9" ”"313”: “‘93
sold for Mrs. Jesse M. Ferris. one of.“
the houses belonging to the William
(3. Rice saints.
street. to Thomas C. Militia.
at No. i Orchard
”rho annual inaction a: the ”li‘ldwer‘
Examinations of applicants for
A. J. Donley is completing a stone
South Norwnlk. The
Peter. Beuecasa
‘ The Allentown, Pa. firemen. who
visit
as
will
18 and 19,
The commissioned officers of the
termaster general which when filled
$26 apiece as uniform allowance.
The number or real estate transsc
tions In The Norwalks, last week.
numbered eighteen. with mortgages
tcnibcr. last year. there were four-
tocn sales and mortgages of 813. 950.
Edgar H. Fox. a former Rtpublloan
his vote at the (fly and town oleco
Polar Star Lodge, Shepherds of
Bethlehem. last evening Initiated two
copied and six more were presen ntod.
Visitors were present from Norwalk
South Norwalk. —— Bridgeport
Standard. Saturday.
The Norw‘alk City Council is suited
is the rctipient of a bountiful
larfo pipe organ. the gift of E. P.
llla cy. of (iniiford. it will have No
' "ills. twelve reeds. and Hit pipes.
will be dercn by an electric.
titr
unto commission of fish and
go . s notified iiarno Wurricn But.
Icy lliinbury. that it will send
thcr. .i. Tuesday a quantity of lake
trout libow trout and landlocked
salmon - be liberated in neighbor
ins Ink: '«d streams. Arrangements
have bro: made to receive the fish
and pill toes-i In phus where they
ran. .e.. the mom. good.
(isorgn I’ \i' rod is rumbling a mil
lion. it gum . COMM!) of itidgcilold
esklr u it. at .. 'is to have II
‘sii'f‘f‘ ’li‘yml‘i r\iii til point on the
blur, er Holt,“ no r whore the lienbury
and5 fifth field . ~ll luau jiill to
Branchvllfo a, . illorr it bolus ex-
:..- ‘ on it, .utoiloblle or. r.
- .. .i la the man hishwv r
math in elk, a. d lil hill" -.
vied I)! auto is-rlyillistii
An all day about will b. lo. up
nodding on CNN“ 21, undo. n... .w
pices of the Rat. .lrln itidmi It... i
Hal Sanford. win is an antic
member of the chill has mo i
monoys to the prism .ouiil
“00 or more. In Itltlrwti to u. i
there will he a nnml. .. oi rroi‘rlm.
A large number of show low trillion
douhtodly compete. There will ht a
number of professional gar. am the»
The Woman Missionary Assoc“.
pin. Potts Tallow How Wanton Ihould
psblli of motherhood owing to ad
placement of the womb or lack a!
strength in the [sperm
charges
. no no taste
3mm M Realism
The darkest fibrils“;m of husband and
and ‘10 Im 113°k.tw
is»: o 0
Many s we” sonata dhimlfnolc
yo organs. ‘ .
Mrslnna Poll: I
Frequent backache and distressing
pains. accompanied by gflsnsivo dis-
and genera“ y y irregular
and scant. ‘y menstruation indicate a dis
placement or nerve degeneration of
the womb and surroundln organs.
The question that tron los women
is how can a woman who has some fe-
male trouble bear health children?
Mrs. Anna Potts. of 510 ark Avenue.
Hot. Springs,Pink Ark writes:
"fem
During“. those. earl psrtof myman'lodlifel
was delicate in health thniiy husband and
[were veryhad anxious or a old d to bless our
more all scarring Iliad could
not. carr schlld to maturity. ”A nelh
who had euredb nggia E. mam:
Vegetable Compound adv lms to try It. 1
did so and soon felt that I was rowin
stro or. my headaches and backer es to
me. bad no more hearing-down pains. and
felt like a new woman. Within a your!
tbsmothor of o stro ron . healthy
lid. the ”To“ our home. dL uk-
Item’s Vogs bio Com it certainly a
lendld remedy. and 'nm‘ ovs woman
wants tstobeoomsomoihorwo tryit."
Actual sterility in woman is very
rare. If any woman thinks she is ster~
lie. let her try Lydia E. I’lnkham’l
Vegetable Compound and write to Mrs.
Pinkhnm. Lynn. liiass. .Hcr advice Is
free to expectant or would- bemothen.
WOMAN STOPPED A RUNAWAY
HO
h‘. (i. h‘lllow's milk team fore away
from a post on North Main street Sat:
nrtlay noon The bridle was broken
and more serious damage was pi ovr-ni
ed by a lady who stopped the animal
and tied him in front of the home of
A. C. Manner.
srop THAT com
or it. may result In Pneumonia
iii a
zillan Iinlin is breaking up collie when-
ever tried. almost without exception.
The Clif-
III
10 25 50c and £1.00 battles.
the action brought by Attorney Jesus
common pie 1on d .it
this. decisions rum afternoon. In
A Stewart a stout Leonardo Mai
to recover lit: for protectionist-w
vices rendered. Judgment iii ~
for the plaintiff to recover
costs. '
”The case came up on an I m
from Justice Burrousiiil' court. .
the plaintiff was some the
must of his claim. sin this as u
ttoiney Stewart asked for
annount named for services In brink
3‘
Bridgeport the fact that the defendfillll
was injured by a fail on an Icy sine
walk and that he would claim
ages. There seems to have been
dispute betwaeii counsel and alien
led to the refusal to pay thislclitiin. .
. The defendant was given Judgment
in the a tion of ropievln which A‘tlfi
nstils Br ll brought. against Charles
Muller to recover two bank books, 012:.
(if the Farmers and Mochu‘n'ioii bin
(if Bridgeport. the other on this So.
lugs Society of Hartford .. ~
l Mute Brothers. of East Norwalk
Were given judgment to recover tilt
that place. 'i‘iiis‘ was another
dispute between laWyér and elicit.
1y this time tho lawyer Was the offend-
lng party. The case involved a dis
puts about collections and claims.
‘ Luigi h‘iiioso obtained 8; Judgment
of $1. 000. all he claimed. by default.
Against Antonio Milliiillli). The plain
tiff claimed to have advanced the slim
named to the defendant and made
oath to that effect He has a mineral
laneous assortment of niarbers' furnl
trim and supplies. a few cigars and
some tobacco and a half interest in a
grocery store to get satisfaction with.
. A CARD.
. This is to certify that all druggists
are authorised to refund your money
if Foley’s Honey and Tar falls to euro
your cough or cold. It stops the
cough heals the lungs and prevents
serious results front a cold. Ciircs in
grippo cough and prevents pneumonia
and consumption. Coupons no op
isles. Tire genuine is it a yellow
package. Refuse substitutes. Sold
at. Plaisteil‘s Drug Store. ..
out
STONE!) THE MAIL WAGON.
Willis Ralsion and the United States
mail wagon worn stoned by a number
of boys near the Norwulk library. b‘rl
day evening. Rulston was struck in
the forehead. the horse was out in nu
merous places. and the wagon was bad
ly marked. Complaint has boon made
lo the police, and If the offenders iu‘t'
caught. they will be severely dealt
with.
MAKEUHOMELV WOMEN PRETTY.
No woman no matter how regular
her features may be can be called pref
iy If her complexion is bad. Orino
JLRXRIIVO Fruit Syrup aids digestion
and clears sallow blotched complcxlous
by stimulating the liver and bowels.
Orlno imitative li‘rult Syrup does not
nauseatc or gripe and is mild and
pleasant. to take. lionroinber the
name Orton and refuse to accept. any
substitute. Sold at. i’lulsted's Drug
‘ . o
ford, Baxter s and Pi sted‘
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING:
Next to Post Office. 80. Norwaik.
126 Washington Street.
Store.
The right place to buy your L'lotllcs is whom: you got your
ilioucy's worth.
by I.
Stills. all wool. for this sale.
. l'ilcluiziu. You iuoncy buck
i’lillilrcii's Clothing for lllilt‘ll
t'ourc and scc our iuiporlcrl N
our price. 48c.
llcriilil Shirts. Union outdo, 4
THE PARIS CLOAK
“' 33 South Main Street.
“'4: soil llnuil tuiloi'cil Suits; everyone is guaranteed
if you “uni it.
$7.48. l‘uuts. $1.48.
less than any stort- in town.
t‘t‘kWt‘fll‘; cvcrwllcrc Nilll zit $i.00;
or.
The now Columbia Shirt is the best shirt liliiilL‘ for $i.oo.
AND SUIT HOUSE.
South Norwalk.
We placed on sale our cuiirc
HI I
{pl i):
for run. ' our.
tion of th South Nowell: Congress.
tional Chit ch will hold Iiii first moor
ins of the season Wednesday fill-II
mum at ii: 80 o'.olocit The son: i
will be 'i’tirl Dark Continent. with an
or bliss Carina fi‘. Patton. and Vacs
lion Schools by Miss Elisabeth I.
Tolls: The usual simlsl half hour
TO OUR STANDARD. THI IIIT.
pm on Physical Africa. by Mrs Irrsni- ,
ll (illusion. and on Historic Africa 2
\V . .u. the cheapest and bus
rift Stills. Ito '.
'l é ‘ output of profit.
. I ‘ ‘un'i lottery for books. roller
'lic on ion r pay.» all.
oiling
W Worth double.
SPRING LAMI. . ITIAKO. i
I“ ll Pdmrhfllfll ”0 IO.
”M . his is. Ilfllln, its is
A Round.
3?“: m it'll: ll‘ 32’“l‘&“s Nut. -‘
“O p a D
POT honor. ' Chem Velma fowl. h .
Loon. so from. iii-140m. Native ml. deaf. initial. «in. LE IN 30
"9“" i » ‘9 ill. I!" $9M." "?2""
P e bilc
nylons
‘2 ii‘iinn Strut. cor. lisvllirid South Norwsllt.
so
is worth from $4.50 to $io.oo; in all colors.
$2.98. $3.48. Your ilrcssnuiltcr will charge you double
~ innuul'acturc our own goods and sell for cash for
iliir patrons are not laxcti to support costly
lfiiiilituls arc clnpioycil they add to the cost of lii‘t‘f't‘liiilil‘llsC and
r h. and. second. we manufacture our own goods.
REMEMEisusmaaa'rtous sass or cusses.
snulplc line of \Viiisis. livery one
For this salc.
t house in town for tioats. Skirts
tors and hail accounts. thrcvcr
Add buying from us you share rloublcamfirst...
" Revf
sass _ 7
‘ft. ii ,
lbs to the attention of the clip? of ‘
It‘ll: .: I,
which forced a change of limiters find ‘
" Interline Wedding Presents.
with costs front Attorney Keogh of ..
All” “If 9h, .oNilrivslkmonn.
. E. E. Rice Company in Conan Doyle's
fAdmluion 15o
. Catholic Chili IullIliig. West Avenue.
“RECON ifil TIRRYVILLE. ‘ .
WY. L141? October 21mins
.ilrsbu; lit the village
red; Recorder night when
Spencer iii. Evans. pastor of the
is Congregational Church,
d an attempt to set fire to a
mill: IN: the parsonage and
or residences Mrs.
‘ t‘or’s wife. discovered
outside of the shed,
band. who found a
of. the door of
and a: ishsd the fire by
hi! cost over It.- The excel-
Initiated with kerosene and
Jon sou DISHES. arc.
AT POPULAR PRICES.
A. w. AUSTIN,
JEWELER.
no Silosivi’viilléwtiiaracter
W. L, Douglass $2.50. $3.00, $3.50
Shoe. individuality. style grace. Those
ire the requirements in every detail
if dross demanded by the gentleman
if refinement.
These Shoes fulfill those require-
‘llOiiLS better than any other Shoo.
Try a pair and be convinced. After
vou have worn them you will accept
no other make.
GEO KEELER.
159 Washington St. So. Norwulk.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
HOYT' S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
MONDAY. OCT. 2ND.
FRANKLIN wooonuri:
and
His Own Company
In
An Orlgnai American Comedy Drama
By Edith Ellis Baker
"lieu of Broken Bow"
Prices—25c. 50c and 75c.
First four rowrln Orchestra. 3100.
Seats on Sale Thursday. Sept. 28.
HOYT’ S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 4TH.
First Time Here.
Great Detective Play,
Sherlock Holmes
.“Sign of the Four”
A Capable Cast
Exciting Climax“
Plenty Comedy
Prices—250, 50c. 75c.
First Rows In Orchestra. $1.00.
Seats on Sale Saturday. Sept. 30th.
Wm...“ .. N... .._.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Friday. October 6th.
The inimitable Acrobatic (Toiirodinns.
pnnlouilmlsls and Acknowledged
MASTER MIRTH MAKERS OF THE
WORLD.
—THE FAMOUS-—
BROTHERS BYRNE
In the Everlasting Laughing Success
Thai itollltklnu. Hilarious Whimsi-
cal i’iinioiulinlc Nani-ital Come
dy. the
NEW 8 BELLS—m
THE 20TH CENTURY VERSION.
Brimful of New and Startling Tricks.
Transformations and Novel
Vaudeville Futures.
THE GREATEST LAUGHING SHOW
ON EA‘RTHI
PRICES. L’s-~50-w7lic.
Scale on sale, Monday. October 2.
To: meet ANNUAL resume
Pour.
UncaSTribe No. 26
Redm9n .
FROM SEPTEMIIR 25TH TO OCTO-
BER 2ND. 1905.
RED MEN’S WIOWAM. 116-118
WASHINGTON OTRIET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Spool-l Attractions Every Evening.
Dancing Free.
A Grand Time is Amends
Imam"
INNUNL I‘Mrt‘”
tit ., #11an
CMHOMO art-INION: COUNCIL,
KNIORTIOF settings.
in '
Friday. lsiurdo}. Monday
sad-rand” ’
VITEB YOU.
HANDSOME OUTINGS FOR
OOWNS OR KIMONAS.
Our best quality Amoskoag Outing
Flannel. in all colors. at so yd.
Tho 'i‘cnzio llown Outing Ii‘iauncl for I
10c yd.
27 in. Arniuro lr‘loeco-idnod lr‘lunnels
to be had in Persian figured. striped
and polka dot effects. at. 121,120 yd.
36 inch Finest Quality Eillordown
Flannel. to be had in plain colors.
special, at 50c yd.
SPECIAL IN AUTUMN
BLANKETS.
Extra large size, heavy gray Cotton
Blankets. at btlc a pair.
10-4 llcnvy Grey Cotton Blankets
at 75c a pair. \
104 White Wool Blankets, with all i
color borders, an extra heavy and fine
quality, for $2. 50 per pair.
'lllc “arm spt lie that linppr n a
thinking folk.» put oil gutting :r so
ways Ililil our prices corrcct for
carry.
86 WASHINGTON ST"
THIS BITORE AB USUAL IS RIGHT TO THE FRONT WITH
NEWEST. BEST. MOST WANTED MERCHANDISE. EVERY SECTION ‘
THE SATISFACTION OF A FIRST CHOICE CANNOT
OVER EMPHASIZED.
THE NEW NECKWEAR
MEDIUM WEIGHT UNDERWEAR
equipment is here complete.
choose now you choose when the sill ‘
range and the price range are mos
complete.
more Shirts and Drawers at 500 each,
.Shirts and Dr.awers special at 50c.
Ribbed'
Vests in long or short sleeves, at 25c.
it told snap tattlrcs tlicur uiiurralcs.
\‘illiit‘ for“ Illt‘ll' money \\'llI buy now wllcii they (all.
FOR WOMEN.
Here's a bargain: ' "'
You may choose from a large variety
of stock collars made of dainty can
iroldored materials. at 25c .
FOR MEN AND WOMEN.
The changing time is at hanld. t
f yo
Man it Modluul Weight Grey Cos
Mon 5 White Merino Medium Weight;
liadlos' Medium Weight
lstilios' Motlliiin Weight Ribbed
Drawers. trimmed with lace or tight
bottom. special at 25c.
8-3 85 Washington Street.
long at this season will not make
ppiv of “inter lirirltrwcni uutll
liolks who plan to get most
You will aid
thc high grails irrcrclizlutlisc we
N. E. RYAN,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Edison's Phonograplls.
Souvenir Albums.
A». .__.. “.4223
.,. .... »-
NELSON’S
Edison's latest Records.
. comic Postal Cards.
Highland linen Paper lilo.
TI 1 l.’ltSllAY.
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
F‘éll ceasing,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. SEPT.
Largo Exhibit of
ladies’ and llllldun's “tilt and Millintru Novelties.
S. S. TILLOTSON, r
i
ii
28. 29 AND 30.
SOUTH N,.ORWALK CONN.
so WASHINGTON STREET.
PORTERHOUSE STEAK ............................................ . 18C
SIRLOIN STEAK ................................................... 16c
ROUND STEAK ..................................................... 14o
SHOULDER STEAK .................................................. 7i:
CHOPPED STEAK ....................................................
RIB ROAST.10¢ T0 1::
LEGS LAMB ........................................................ 140
HOME- MADE SAUSAGE .............. . ........................... 12c
POT ROAST .................... . .................................. Sc
CHICKENS ......................................................... 15°
PLATE BEEF ..... . .............................................. 30
..W DODGE.
OUCCESSOR TO JACOB SCHAUB.
Phone 322-2.
BY GOOD SERVICE AND GOOD
BY GOOD SERVICE AND GOOD
BUSINESS AND INCREASE IT.
'H‘ , RRI
68 Water strut.
PETITIONI iN BANKRUPTCY.
Abraham llollor, of lirlduopori. has
filed In the United Stains district court
It petition in bankruptcy, lie is n
iloulor In toil and ‘mft‘vo, his liabilities
are $9081.35 and his assets are tip
I’ll}! till.
liarrla f'ioldcuberg. of the same city.
liiiii filed it lilit‘ tioiltliifi Ho In it
painter and paper hanger. and his lip
iliiivu arc 31.145 and his assets tiMi
loo ti. ’l'rrrill. of Now liriialn has
Put in a petition of a like description
but his business is not given Illa lia
liiilllcii are 32.446.60 and his asmrts
arc given as 32,819.56.
Referee in Bankruptcy George A.
Kellogg conducted the first meeting of
. the creditors, of Frank ii. Johnson of
liorkvllie. this morning The, ili'eillt‘
OI‘I failed so elect a trustee and lief
eree Kellogg appointed w. Frank Fay
of Nashville as trustee.
The first martin of creditors of
Francis 1:. Crime d. of Somers. wits
thpl at which the creditors slanted (1'
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Engineer Did Not Notice the signals
on the Thames River Bridge.
Au accident. doing little damage.
but blocking the main line of the
(ilirrsnlldsterl road on the east end of
the Thomas river bridge Saturday
moriilu
about :iiil o':.ciotk The Adams Ex-
press ihrorish train was approaching
the bridge and signals were not
against it which the engineer did not
notice in time anti in consequence he
run past. them.
A derail for use iii such cases to sv-
old collisions is maintained and the
outline was by this thrown off the
rails. 'l‘his illiohed the locomotive and
tender. but left the cars on the rails.
The tracks were not cleared until I: so
oelock Saturday moraine. Engineer
likiwsrd Connors of fission. was in
charge of the train.
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