succumb n... saws mom AM- PM" 0" ma wide
.l“ -' 4‘ .
apart .
.‘l ‘l i W . . ..
331.331.15ng #510- ' at thenBouth. Nor-walk SOUTH NORWALK,
attains and lil-
llandsllms ,
tracilValyrEillcli B _ the Are
1 FosihrcsM il‘cc‘asl'c -—Tilrao
The big fair of the memb s of But-
ler Lodge, 1. 0. O. R, Colfa Encamp-
ment and» Eureka Rebekah dge op-
ened Saturday night in the cams of
Butler Lodge in Washin‘gtt
under themost favorablebf c ditions.
'flle hali~was never more pr ttlly de-
coratedand through the ,op
seemed a veritable airy land.
, Festoons of hunting were a
of the room and below them
invisible strings were hund
glistening triple links, the emb ms of
Oddfellowshlp while around th walls
considerable portion of the deco lion.
The booths were all of different
decorated in white and blue
next to it was the cane booth l
white and blue.
specimens of the culinary art.
booth was in red and white.
A unique feature of the fair
the shipping" booth where arii es
carefully wrapped in paper were
pended by strings. The prospec e
purchaser was provided with a
of scissors with which to snip on i‘
the strings. ,
0n the left left of the door we
post card booth which was libera
patronized and next to it was the d l
booth in charge of the members
Eureka Rebekah Lodge. This pre
booth was decorated in pink and gr
‘huntiug today Frederick Myers.
-ls»stated that they were fooling with a
' ed by Drs. Walter Hitchcock an
mas Second Class Matter.
CONN. trouser. NOVEMBER 5. 1905.
ESTPillil-lillliTEll
lull Alla BLOWN orr
Frederick Myers and compan-
“ icnlfm Fooling With Gun
and, Discharged Both Barrels
. , ‘1'.“ ,
WWJPORT. Nov. 5.~——Whlle 0%
years old of Greens Farms, received
both charges from his double barreled
shotgun in his right arm. the member
being nearly blown off. He was with
a companion named Krelwoud and it
shot gun when the gun was discharg-
ed. Myers was taken to a local phy-
sicians’ and it is feared that his arm
will have to be amputated. Unless
complications set in the accident will
not prove fatal.
The two hunters were in the section
of the town known as Roseville when
the accident occurred.
He was attended by Dr. Powers. He
was then taken to the Norwalk hospi-
tal. where his right hand was ampiutgt-
r.
Powers and Dr. Dumortier. ..
TREE WARDEN BUSY.
Dlsflgurlng Signs Being Removed in
Limits of Norwalk.
Tree Warden Joseph Cornell has
been ihdustriously at work for a week
or more removing signs from the trees
in the highways of the town. Those
signs are a great detriment to the
trees as behind the signs harbor all
sorts of bugs and parasites which prey
upon the trees such as the elm beetle
the white moth the San Jose scale and
others. In fear of the advent. of the
brown tailed moth Mr. Cornell is tak-
ing every precaution to be ready to
fight the pest should it make its ap-
pearance here.
He finds that many of the signs have
been affffixed to the trees with long
nails which are very injurious to the
trees.
The removal of the signs makes a
great improvement in the appearance
of the trees where Mr. Cornell has
been at work.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS BAZAAR.
.__._..
Next to it. was the booth of But]
Lodge 1'. 0. O. E. with the initial id
tors in red and white incandesca
lights suspended above it. The boot
itself given up to fancy articlesww
decorated in pink. blue and scarlet an:
bore the three words. Friendship. Love
Annual Four Nights Affair to Open in
Ibo Catholic Club House, Friday.
Catholic Union Council, No. 46. K.
of C., and the Catholic Club will open
their annual bazaar. entertainment and
dance at the club house. in West ave-
nue, Friday evening, and it will be
and Truth.
Colfax Encampment booth was es«
pecially pretty being done in purpl
and sold.
The eve yrs;- _ and by an on
tertainmegggebadgnby a speech of
. y
welcome delivere Principal Wit
liam C. Eocte who in a few well cho
sen words suspiciously opened . ‘
’the’ fair. ‘lieglns‘followed by Frede
rick Hoyt tile well knownéglxologue
artist. in hls'nuaint charact ~ . etchss.
Dancing to musicby Svec’ drdches-
trs continued throughout the evening
commencing at nine o'clock.
The committees in chhrge of the "of-
fair comprised the following:
Chairman—John H. Batteuon.
Treasurer-Mrs. Gussie Barthel.
Secretary—Theodore S. Tobey.
Printing Committee Clarence Brush.
liayvey Weed and Mrs. Barthol.
Decoration Committee. Theodore S.
Tobey. James Hawkes. Hans Gaeger
Thomas Lambert, John Banks. Mrs
Donalson and Mrs. Aaron Martiueau.
Cage Booth—Mrs. George Stevens.
Shipping Booth—~Mrs. Hans Gaeger.
ice Cream-0eorge Way and Frede-
rick Pfizer and Mrs. Firman Waters.
Apron booth—Mrs. Thomas Donald-
son.
Fancy Booth—Mrs. Frederick Rur- bui
thol.
Post Card Booth—Adm. lake
Pfizer. l
Ticket seller William Merriam and com acll again ex-prosident Richard
ticket taker Harvey Weed.
These were ably assists
not members of the three lodges.
The (would! was very
will be an exceptionally large ntton
dance this evening.
. -_..—...—.__
THREW BTONESDTaT AUTOMOBI-
Ll .
o'clock while “on 0 on who attended. The crown
Satuday night about if:
two well knowu Norwulk alllomobiiists l
were driving home from Bridgeport
unknown
7"” “”5” happened "9“ mg'occup o front seats, giving their
they were cloned by two
men.
line between the Town of Norwalk an
Westport. The car cume bowling along
at a good clip and lust. beforo it go
abreast of tho all-angers. tho
stopped and picked up tho
occupants of the car hliil a stone ills
graze his car.
The matter has been reported to tho
. u ‘i’iiiflilullilllil will
gliigwmi‘f ngéffipSri‘iIc: ' can be appre‘ W1" “0 aived ill the South Norwalk
handed.
ascrlou MIN :iotleT wrru KNIV- 9"" ”0
HANDUBKY, 0.. Nov.
used In a fight last. night. Knive
were used freely. Michael Miami i
dying. Several others were wounded
and are arrested.
REAL “TAT! TRANM'RRI.
David H. Miller to Abram Fitch.
building lot. Morgan avenue. . .War.
Harbor View Realty 00. to Wm. no
Council. of Msmaroncck. i let. Harbor
View Beach. 1 lot. Harbor View Park.
2 War.
HYPIRHOLI.
(Rocbdsier ilemocrst and Chronicle
New York may well envy Rochester
was“ Hernlook water Is so pure that
it i
I! probably h'initifod by film
f
ONWTHI reasons».
ivory time a man starts
a.
the
Frederick the ‘my and Help Department was
d by differ-
plesanlll’
spent and it is anticipated that there
latter
llllssloa.
As the machine whirrloli by, one of tho
[Nahum manta
" Shore section men all foreigners. an“ The
sliding
tolerable along the my music in
.mmmu their oil refill to grease all of tilei
kept up on the following Saturday.
Monday and Tuesday evenings. An
interesting and varied program will be
iven each night. The members will
e assisted at the various booths by
be members of St... Mary's Ladles'
id Society. which is a guarantee in
if that this matter
y looked . m
in“; .
Dancing will commence each
.nlng at 10 o’clock.
~—
FIRBT METHODIST CHURCH.
he monthly communion service was
Ill in the First Methodist Episcopal
C rcll yesterday morning. and the
P or. the Rev. W. W. T. Duncan tie
ll all his bi-monthiy sermonett'e to
1 children on the topic. How a Boy
9 d a Great Man's Life. telling the
a of Paul's deliverance through the
motion secured and conveyed by
llli ephew. The Sunday School and
Me Riblc Class showed an increased
all once over last Sunday. The
Ep rth League service at 6 o'clock
wa rgcly attended, and led by a for-
m? resident. William F. Jennings. it
the first Sunday in the month
,lbe iievolent offering for the work of
Sr.
The league was glad to wel-
la- C lrn, who is always so deeply in-
lcrc i In its work. At the evening
pron g service the pastor continued
a co oration of the relation of men
to th (lapel invitation. as illustrated
by H parable of The Great Supper.
‘Thc on was preceded by a prelude
on "i ing Election Day" which ap-
pears another column. The evening
scrvlc notable for the large proper»
ing a cc of lhe day was the after
meeli in charge of the young men.
From elve to sixteen young men
are in tendsnce each evening and
maths 'for Christ and inspiring the
large her who rcmaiu. This is one
of the lil vmcourllging features of
the we flhc church this fall. They
will hol similar service next Sunday
night.
t
l.
mm “a...”
! sour ORWALK own horse.
l'. Full cgraphic election returns
Club to row night by operator and
.ticker, it Is expected that there
my attendance of members
invited guests. Refresh-
be served.
d of Directors have conclud-
ed to in i the bowling alloys as soon
as poms . and the order for than)
will be a as soon as it is decided
which to use. Makers of alloys
have all no the room designed for
the she d declare it to be in suitss
hie can u.
l opening will
take pill Friday evening.
br 16.
. and in
probably
Novem-
sceuic production of
Faust wi e given by the Bennett-
Moulton may at Hoyt’s Theatre.
tomorrow ht. and as an extra ut-
traction t snugemcnt has arranged
to snuoun he election returns from
the stake. hose'llitending the r-
relain their seats ll l2
l.
r-
Bill flliflli
ill flEllH Ill
Milflllllli
Four Yearilld Son Of Mr. And
Mrs-William Tn Jennings,
Formerly 0i - South Nor-
waik. Found Maiches Ami
Sal Clothing On Fire
The remains of little Clifford l’.
Jennings. son of Mr. and Mrs. William
T. Jennings, of Merition, formerly of
South Norwnlk. arrived here this morn
ing on the 9:11 train. and were remor-
ed to the home of the child‘s grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James 0. Jon-
nings. of No. 2 West street. Tho fun-
eral services will be held from the
house this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The cirlumstanccs attending the lil-
tle fellow's death were particularly sad
and have proved a great shock to lllf‘
relatives and friends of the family.
Last Friday Mr. Jennings went in
work as usual at his business of illillll'
ing and paper hanging. and tho lllillllt‘i‘
and little Clifford. who was poorly
four years of age. were loll :il llll‘ll‘
home. 44 South First strl-rcl. About
noon Mrs. Jennings unlit UIIi ill llll‘
back yard for a few nllliulrs louvllll:
the boy as usual ill the bouso, It is
supposed that. he desired a drink of
water. and climbed on as chair to
reach the faucet. Just fillfll'l‘ this
was a shelf which containod sonic mul-
chea. The boy scoured some of those.
and then went into the hallway \l'lll'l'l‘
he kept his toys. lie probably sol
these on fire and In llls‘cfl'oris lo M-
linguish the flanics his own i-Ioibim:
caught fire. He ran to the window
and called to his mother. who. no limit
up saw the flames. Silo burrimi ml“
the house and smothered llll‘ flro with
a mg. The boy‘s iofl Slili‘ llllil lltlll’
arm were terribly burnt-ii llml bv out
doubtcdly lllllfllt“ lilo flilliltls
Dr. Eggleslon. .f Mi‘l‘lilf‘ll, was Flilll
llloned. and he di‘t‘HSi'fl llw llijlli‘ll'c'
and did everything possibil- lo .kith‘ .3...
Child's life. bllt he died :1 li'\\' hours ill
for. Clifford was a lulglll boy for his
years, and had always boon pcrfw lly
well. and his death is a llili‘d blow in
the parents. as he was lhi‘ only t-biiil
they had.
—-—Election returns will be l'i‘li‘ihl
lathe lobby of tho Cli)‘ lime]. by spvl‘
ial wire and operator. Ioluorrou ninbl,
and Landlord Lcmomzeill lllVlll’ii lbw
public.
FOR REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES.
Ration-American Organization
presses Its Sentiments.
The Sentinel has rccolrwl lbw fol
Ex-
lowlng communication from :1 monitor
of the iuiliull volt-rs in South Nor
walk:
Whereas, Tho llnlillll-Alurricuu I‘ll if
tors of the City of South Nurwulk. llil\
lug appointed a (‘Omlllllll'l‘ of film-n
from among its lnollllu-l's lo t‘Xililillli‘
and carefully study the polllii-ul silos
lion now confronting lilo l‘lt'f'llll'ti of
this state. and
Whereas, The said cololllitloo of ill
teen having thoroughly lllllllll'l‘ll mm
the merits and qualifications of fill.
various nominees on lilo sluif' lillil I...
cal tickets. and buying filt‘ll llll‘il' l'l‘
port at a special lllcollng. hold for illil'.
purpose with the secretary: now bi- ll
Resolved. That we. tho lllclllbon of
this organization, composml of Italian
American professional nlf'll. bullili-rs.
contractors, mechanics. lili‘l'l'hilnls‘ .lllll
property owners of tho (‘ll_\' of Smith
Norwaik, acting on the roport of our
committee of fifteen boroloforo up
pointed by us. do hereby ('llllfll‘b‘l‘. billl
port. ratify and confirm llu- lllllillllil
lions made by tho Republican Slain
Convention at New Haven. illl‘ ilililllllii
lions made by the Republican (‘uullil
Convention at. Bridgeport and also llII‘
Congressional. Bonuiorlul uud lililll'l'
sentntlvo nominations lilfiilf‘ by ibr
Republican party in this lllh‘ll‘li'l and
we pledge our loyal support to land
nominees: and be it furlbcr
Resolved, That. copies of tiwso my
oluliona be forwarded In tho lion. Null
lin s. Woodruff. to Chllrlos N. Smllb.
chairman of the Republican 'l‘mtu
Committee. and to Ihc Norwalk ill-mil
JOSEPH DISESA, Hi‘i‘l‘i‘llil')‘
Commlleno«~».loim .l. l‘ouoo, i-buir
man, Dr. Vim-cut ll. ’l‘lio, ld‘lllllll'll
Discos. Louis Pllullnolli. .lobll l“llll'l.l|lil,
John Poccrciio, (illloiu-ro .losopil (lililn,
Salvaior Churiolt. lslll'l‘lilii' li‘loro. lint.
faelo Tll’lrcilu. John Morolil, Nli‘ll Nor
Iii. Pasquale ll‘oolu. (llllacppo 'l‘oluu.
sells. '
W
FALLlNO COLUMN KILLS WORK.
MAN
NEW YORK. Nov. bum/ill iron ml
nmn, forty feet long flilll Woigiilim
eight ions, which had lulu boon plum-(i
is position on tho second "001‘ or the
new Grand Central Station in course
of erection st 45th street and lslxlng.
ton avenue, today toppled over and
crushed through heavy iron girders
to the basement, a distance of sixty
feet. in its fall. it struck "no killed
it workman on the first floor. and our.
lously Injured another man. 'rlio col-
umn di not finally find a routing place
until it had cut its way lhrtumll Hm
foundation of the structure. '
-. .rw- x Jiv-W
lST. JOSEPH’S n
.i‘oril u-iil remit-r vocal selections and
'-lllii‘|‘ llll‘ililflfl‘fi of the choir will be
‘sv A OPIBIAL wuss "ANo o’un own assumes. ‘ ‘
what-assimilates."
* Frill“ defile.
lam-what colder.
winery» , ,
nf-wérj. . . .
Tuesday ' fab- and
Light variable
'rwo caN‘rs. .
SELLS clip. urrtlas‘N [w ‘ PASWH
ore Needed to. . .vaut "‘9
Remainingficiltl. bill" Plan- INS A [u A
u i. a sit. :‘jgsod ‘ ‘ *'
Saturday was
‘I 4‘
sc. Joscph‘s {was William yet of
interesting ceremony Planned
for The South Nor-walk Coll-
. a l .li'lil'll. of the
p“””"‘”"‘ "ii i“ 'le nig'clsa that will
"““fl‘ ”w tour con in log nights this
work far ahead of. n; u have gone
bcfol-o, and lime
mm...” H mm dielectric fair the
always. bran in past
3’0“” (in Home l: Inights every-
i’fll“fi,,;.';;]3;g;gl "naivemouuy the rec- grogailcnal Church in the AI-
‘ rope dawn request of
a “Hill iiilll for fill lltls for the differ~
l-lll lllllllllu The ‘ dy'huoth has ll'
really more lllnn eguuiod the total I'll-
llf<llllti of last year, and could have
doubled llll' nlllou't had there been
sullli lulll supplies. gThfl motor 3999313
for candy from th able to make if
llllfl from thou) whom-a not. the neoco-
siiry materials. in o " r‘ to supply those
who gathor in am 1 Wills on Tues-
llaya and ‘l‘iiursda and ‘turn out the
ill'Hl‘llllls coiliut‘llo whichbave prov~
on so popular. . "7' '
The supply of c
satisfactory
sure lilo Mil“!
lliiiliiil lllnlil
tel-noon and Evening, With
Ratification. Supper Wednes-
day Evening
The installation of Rev. Charles
South Norwalk, will be held Tuesday.
‘ col of the Fairneld West Consociation
earlier; been very
and ”continued will as»
has of this booth. At the
"once ion ‘. and Sunday
delegates will be held.
illirlll‘lllll ll‘ intel- died. The few
“Hills of turninder ill poibabiy servo
lht‘ll‘ pilrjllls. to g r UN" members U)
of the Council.
Selection by the Qllnrtcitc
Sermon.
Rev. Frederick Lynch. of Pilgrim
Church. New York.
flour and llli‘ oven l. will be dedicat-
ill to lllv‘lll and mm as Norwsik
llllzhl. VHS Millend and Miss .Nattc
luv ulvrll 1;: the meEbers
plrcs Now.
The
Prayer of installation.
Rev
. Professor Edward 1... Curtis, D.D..
. of Yale University.
The Charge to the Church.
own in Ho lurrc "'l‘idrty Minutes for
lil‘fl‘i'hllllillllfi." directed ’ by M1“
”llllflll'. *
Shun-day‘s entertainment was very
Hymn—From Greenland's icy Moun~
tsins.
Benediction by the Pastor.
Organ Postlude.
Delegates are coming from Dr. Mac-
ias-land's former pastorate at Maiden.
ass.
Ni Vlliv. who prove to be very clever.
Sllli lilt‘ Illl‘f'l‘ The new Mun. which
on. l‘l’fll‘Illi'll by causal. was pro-
lilllllll'f‘ll by many he an even b01-
proiilll'lilln than the first timc
Those who took part. were Alice Splsn.
limbnrln O‘Connell. 'l‘bolxlns Collin».
\\'iallilm (‘lmeo ugh-tor t“. Foley.
lt‘l
in his remark stile masses yes-
tor-lay Di. lizlhi-r 0 tool: occasion to
«pros: his npprrc llitm of the con
:iiil-‘l'lillilll of Militia who approachcvi
hill. to lake lllm‘ album's ill the beam:
rill SllVl‘l‘ i401 “llll'h i: being canvassr-l
lag are open to the public.
On Wednesday evening at me the
men‘s ratification supper will be held.
From 6:80 to 7:30 there will be a soc-
ial hour.
llll by hllu and of “l" faithfulness (ll'
ll.i w “llll. unulvli' to - om. lhemscive». ”HOE 0' KID GLOVE!-
llI'-l_‘ sulll lfil'll' unions and contribu-
stllfueas in his law is gradually work-
Ing off and it is believed that it will
havo phased away entirely in a few
days. Master Baldwin always looks
forward with pleasure to tho visits of
Joseph Tracy. whose Lommobile dyer
accidentally mowed him down during
the Vanderbilt race. Mr. Tracy hall
lsksn‘n great deal of interest in the
case and regrets vory much that the
accident occurred. bio has called on
the lad several times and Master Bald-
win In always anxious to learn all he
can about automobile racing. The live-
ly concern Mr. Tracy baa taken in the
case has caused a great deal of favor-
able comment.
‘1»: g [u lll' l-lll‘xllll‘iluhi hi9 book. Til" 8'10“ SIGGVBI ."d Lona G'ov“ CIVIC
I‘ll :ol".~‘ unlike .‘ll tic fulr lli‘i' maul s'mfl‘” °' Kid-
m5 mill lll' '5 WW‘” ‘“ "1°“? Wh" The ladies especially and every.
3”,” ll"? l"']'\‘“l"1‘l‘l“’f}l i““‘,’1’.'ul“n:‘l°r“:fi‘fi body to a greater or loss degree. will
‘ ' . ‘ “ , . . be interested in knowing that the price
iii‘ inn-n l‘ih .‘FIlil‘la" “Humidity. 1‘er of gmves will be higher this winter
“"‘ “W‘ "”"MdigV" as a direct result. of the short sleeve
‘i" ”' . style in waists and other garments. ll
. is noticed that the short sleeves are
_ to be the fashion right through the
winter. and that the demand for long
gloves will conilnue.
Of course. the long sleeve glove re-
quires many times more akin to manu-
facture it than the ordinary short. glove
and while the glove trade. this summer
crusted a scarcity in kid. it Is said that
l the winter trade has already exhaust-
! ed the supply before the trade has
hardly begun.
The result. will be that we will all
pay much more for gloves this winter
’ nlillflmgh welmay ngt realize it. We
l _ shnl probab y be a lo to buy a. glove
l'lllge Gellljile W. gnu" "n for a dollar and a bolt. but it the the
M . ll cry of the increase in price hold out.
DOSES Sell“ i“ In Will) the quality will not be better than the
Killed Georgolfl- Goodslo— glovc formerly sold for one dollar and
k l M H a nuartor. And so it will go through
Counsel Mi! 6» 0 Oil for A file whole glove schedule
New Trial RALPH sALowm some mean.
"f . , ‘ linlph Baldwin. fiespite reports in tho
\lllllllJi’I‘llllb. . ’l'r "-“Hlll‘l'i’ ll- New York papers yesterday. is getting
“n.1,... who ulnl-livrl-il (icnrgo (ioodalo along nicely with his lockisw. The
lh. ii.“ pmldii-r ill the illticr'a homo
H” .luly n, Izlsl, Mull Houlouccd to be
lllllssoti uIl Alli“ “it? ”’07. by Judge
up...“ w \Vlwoil-r lu lilo Superior
Wm" mm” (‘olllll l for Bailey. ul-
il'l ‘.llllli'|li‘l' lllul lll'l' linseed. announc-
wl Iiiul ll luollou for i new trial would
I... mm. in. soon lill possible.
itiiioy, who took l v sentence calm-
I) M". brought full lllo county Jail.
. . mindltlllfo lictxroon two do-
“lllllitghi‘i'lll‘il iw l'lell/ unw‘wd u olsal‘
”um ‘Hw 0..."in Iulil ing was rancher.
All... “whorl f‘flllllu utiou between
MW mm“... Hit" ya counsel, and
POMIROY—CANEY.
l). Fenian Pomcroy. of Norwuik. limll
Mril. sum M. Carley. of South Nol--|
walk, were united in marriage at the
Church of the Transfiguration. New
o'clock I! t extra charge. during
.whlcii ll here will be orchestral
pictures vaudeville and ‘
rtani election news resd'
‘ i
d...
York. Saturday noon. by the
Rev. Dr. Housman. Mr. of”?
Pomeroy have returned in Norwalk and
are residing at the groom's home, No,
Milli!”
u
Stedman Macfariand. Ph. 1).. as pastor
of the First Congregational Church. of
At 2:30 p, m. the Ecclesiastical Coun-
of Congregational Churches will meet
and at 5:30 p. m. the supper for the
At 7 p. m. the
services of installation will be held as
mbool booilm the my, lack of arti- (”HOWE
“I” l'l'lllmllll‘ line the nirgatfulnesu 0m“ Prelude,
ill films \i'llmic t'. \ "mun“ WIN.) “it? Miss Della K. Hi'lfillel‘.
Hillllln)‘ silliml a ‘ the Immaculate Statement of the Modulator of the
i‘illll’i‘llllllll Snfllt’li'ttlhwhl make lhélfi Council.
Reading of the Minutes by the Scribe
of the
llll lhv lllllll. wIl h r t e’ Church.
“UM. I g t c f‘ ticles h ) Miss~ Ella Marie Jonson. Mrs. Amy
Tl... ..n.......,mmp t 1, ram as M). Wood Sims. Edmund E. Crows.
llshi-il Sllllll‘llti." ('3 (‘Ll Pasha mostpm- l “he?!" “. Bengali“-
Vill‘illllt‘ llllllmi’nl ii tilt visitors at mm“ 0'"
the fair will find’nnttra‘rtions woll R9“ 1‘0““ F- Berry, 0' Stamford.
Mm, 5......“ Tonight‘s program will Reading of the Scriptures.
Hf St. Mary's Rev. Warren P. lenders. of Westporl.
Hymn~0h Where Are Kings and Em-
. . ., , Rev. pm" hi. Strnvcr 0, Rochester generous and confidential with all who
wail .lnii on» . t _ . . . ..
ll lllrlulll-ll :1 5:33:33: ilk $33.33. N. Y.. a former pastor. “‘33:! "'9" 06:1;891- gemenlbn. if
lii-i-l, ul Nonvnlli ' entitled "30m. The Right Hand of Fellowship, n! t "E all!!! i one anhto yrllrlcomc
“a...“ and an ' M". “if“ Good Rev. George D. Egbert. Dede naps actsgn, no c urge all be
”1.. l‘ S -\..' bob 0'" which worn The Welcome of the Churches of the $309.14 mm“ Sieme- “0““ 10 1°
to i l'l‘llll owl. An xbibi‘ion of fancy City. " ' '
«bowing was torn bed by William Rev. W. Wofford T. Duncan. ,...
Both the Council session In the af-
ternoon and the exercises In the even-
E “Waive
" ~IWIN003 OUTBREAK
Distinctive Ollilccr Wanted
mo flank to lineal While
its Administered ileprlmlllld
POWMOUTH, hag. Nov. , 5.--A
uiutinuous outbreak on the part of five
hundred to six hundred sailors last
night necessitated the immediate mo
.biliantion of the entire force in the
naval barracks here in order to pre-
vent the aifalr from developing intoa
serious mutiny. The men had assem-
bled in the gymnasium When the sen-
ior officer. a man of short status. wish.
ing to administer a reprimand for
breach of discipline. ordered the front
ranks to kneel so that he could see
the men in the rear. The order was re
seated and some of the sailors who
refused to obey. were arrested. ’l‘ileir
comrades aggrieved. ran amuck, wreck.
,ed the canteen and other prelllises.
started to break out of barracks with
'the intention of wrecking the quarters
[of the obnoxious officer. and Were only
'prevented from doing so by the fixed
bayoneta of an overwhelming: force.
A number of the men who attempted
to break out of the barr
arrested.
_.._...___.__
—COMPLETE RETURNS
0f the local. Connecticut and Nr \v York
states elections will be bulletinr d to-
morrow evening at the Mahaclwmo Ci-
gar Store. Everybody welcome. ,
peasant?" ’
CLAIRVOYANT—PROF‘. E. FRED-
crick and Madam Mahler. tho ffillloua
psychic palmist and cialrvoyauts. At
a glance these great masters (f se—
crets know all. They ask no questions.
make no guesses. but tell you to the
point Just what you want to know.
what to do and what to expecl. giving
names. dates. locations. etc. concern-
ing anyone or anything—business,
health. love. marriage. divorcu, prop-
erty. money. family affairs, changes.
positions. etc. Prof. and Madam Mah-
ler understand every nature. condition
and desire of humanity and are kind.
""wiiiaasf“ "
WANTIMIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. inquire 3 1-2 Wlnlicld St.,
East Norwslk nsiu.
wsuveo—aov TO LEARN ruin
dry goods business. J. A. Hislop &
Co. .... n51!
wsnr'so—sov' soap is menus
position. Has some knowledge of book-
keeping. Address H. A.. care Sentinel.
n5 3t
WANTED —- DELIVERY CLERK.
Must be willing to work. Steady po-
sition to right party. Apply New York
Grocery Co.
WANTED~YOUNG MAN T0 CARE
for rooms at Merrill Business College.
in exchange for tuition. Call at col-
logo oiiice any day or school evening.
in") St
wsurso—«rlasr. CLASS ”[3in
for general housework: wages 820.
Warm room; modern kitchen. W. E.
Lewis. Glenbrook. Conn. all at
W“ -.._.....
WANTED—POSITION AT GENER-
ai housework In a small family. or to
assist in housework of any kind. hill
or address 29 Cross BL. NOI’iMlIlf.
all at
WANTEWSlTUATION FOR A
cook or chambermoid and waitress.
For particulars call at 66 Wtdl Ave.
South Norwaik. us at
WANTED—YOUNG GIRLS T0
learn the weaving in new factory Just
commencing operations. Good oppor-
tunities for those who desire perma-
nent employment. Apply J. a .1. Cash
Ltd. Chestnut St. South Norwalk. if
028
Lanna lioness.
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwalk. sit. Probate
Court. November all. A. 1).. 1906.
Estate of Dells A. Belts. into or Nor-
walk in said district, deceased.
Ordered. That the rmcutor exhibit
his administration account to this
court for adjustment. at the Probate
shine in Norwalk. on the lilth day of
November 1006. at 3 o‘clock afternoon
and that all persons interested in said
estate may be notified thereof, the ell-
ocular will cause this order to bu pub»
linked in a newspaper having a circula-
tion in said district. at least five days
before said 10th day of November. 1900.
i
scks were also '
Ml.
For .Ilcngresallls‘n‘ Altai-dc.
Makes A Speech Maillot The
Corporation; . '
The last big Democratic rally of the
campaign was held last‘Saturday even-
ing In Hoyt's Theatre, and there was
a good attendance. there being quite a
sprinkling of ladies among the voters.
The speaker of the evening was
Charles J. Donahue. the labor candi-
date for congressman-ablarge. oppos’
ed to George L Lilley, of Waterbury,
who is characterized by Mr. Donahue
as being a creature of the beef trust.
Prior to the meeting a band paraded
through the principal streets. followed
by the members of the Charles J.‘ Don-
ahue Club, which was formed a week
or so ago. They escorted the speak-
er from the station to the theatre amid
cheering and red fire
The officers of
Mr. Donahue and Candidabe for Reprf,L
sentative William M. Low occupied
seats on the flag draped stage.
William J. Hamilton. president of
the Donahue Cluby addressed the
meeting briefly and assured all of a
hearty welcome. after which he intro-
duced “Billy" Low. the candidate for
representative. At Mr, Low‘s intro-
duction the audience cheered wildly
for several minutes.
Mr. Low did not take much of the
time of the audience. but outlined his
platform and assured the voters that.
if elected. he will do all in his power
to get favorable legislation for all
people as against the corporations.
(Continued to Seventh Page).
Mansion?“
POMEROY-CANEY—-IN NEW YORK
City. Nov. 3d., at Church of Transfig-
uration. by Rev, Dr. Houghton, Mrs.
Susan Mu Casey. of South Norwalk.
and D. Fenton Pomeroy. of Norwalk.
- ‘ res“ SALE " M
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FOR ”LI—ON EASY TERMSLOR
will lease; tarsal! iron iobbing’foundry
at at “land. Conn. Flor pa . '1‘! all,-
dress . O. Box 586, Slammer
_ l 115 st
roe oats . ll“ nostrils-
eons. Those pigfihs’ v i1 ( Illa
that weigh from it to 18" " , -
3 to 4 weeks. C. G. Total. H ' ..
Stamford. R. i". D., No. 30.
b " ‘B carnage“ REESE?“
MOSES P. HALLOCK. LADIEB‘
Milliner. Hats trim ~d and made in
the latest uptodatfi tyies. omce
hours 8 s_ m. to 8:30 i In. 15 Chest-
nut St., South Norwalk. 0] 4w
MR8. ANNIE M. HAYIO. as SOUTH
Main St. South Nor-walk. Shampoo-
Iag. hair curling and sinieing; electric-
al scalp treatment; f l m e a
specialty. Use Cucum am for
a line complexion. Call for rec at-
ment. Superlluous hair and bio has
removed without pain. Consu tion
free. .
J. A. RUDDER. PRACTICAL
Painter. Paper Hanger and Decorator.
Estimates submitted. Address. 2 Madl-
aon St Telephone call. soc-a.
G. F. BENEDICT. PAINTER AND
decorator. will paint your house: with
best materials in a nest and work-
msnlike manner. Ask for an estimate.
Address is South Osborn Ava. lllsst
Norwalk. me if
HOROI IHOIING. HORSE Chill-
ping, carriage and wagoh repairing and
painting, rubber tires, sign work. now
snd’second-hand carr so and wagons
for sale. Work called for and deliv-
ered. Call or telephone lat-a. James
M. Mater, Haviisnd 8t, '
ILIOTRO PLATING Oil‘ ALI.
kinda. Oxidissd copper. brass and
nickel. bronze. old sold. gun met-rand
black yacht trimmings: umbers' sup-
plies and chandeliers. cycle and au-
tomobile trimmings and table wars.
ii. Scam It flop. u Witsr Bi. Tel.
m , ,
mar; "
LOOT~BETWEEN 9 WRIT AVE.
Baum Norwaik, and Butler It. Church
lady's boon-face, plain back gold
watch. with enameled blue pin attach-
ed. Suitable reward for its return to
ii West Ava. South NorwaIk ' no it.
. . Hay us, lhe risoncr HENRY W. GREGORY. . . .
:-'-I'J"b¢iiti'.2lri'iwylo l ‘1 "l" m"? “m w .ih‘fo'li‘ilt'dr‘iff friends “" 1‘ ' "“"“" half—EITHER on wooowsao‘
Il'hv wished '0 ”3' ”mm" and h” and “also the employee of in: Arnold ORDEROFNOTXCE Ava or Concord It. " of Mir ’
I‘I'lllllid mini he did 1:23., anyway foundry for ibuinklndnm and bean- _______ ' on. gold nose soc. morn?" t sir
ilil‘dit‘ilm ii'".i.i”’dlmiii'ii‘i°llhiif‘““ «mag-a g» m... cm 1° r" ...... - “2'
t stall prison 0 ' 0W. (”Om l“ a - .. - ’ “Mm" "” “‘“"““"“"’"”""“v
li:l'lmf‘}l:glvw‘:l‘lllt‘:l‘l‘$n risinfllis new: ”JAE KIDLEY AN” FAMILY. b“ hero‘s. 'zl'l‘lgan I ll'csilu‘iil .h‘ls _CE“ETW.«
, 4 nm- the do he "”‘"“"““*““:‘“' , ‘ W..- n m a coil or it runs
3mm llll:fl'3§”',‘0,‘md crime holilyout TO 1.3T. , trstion of tho-estate of Anna Doris, Triumi CINI‘l'IRV. _ ”03'
"in”. "fit more lli‘l no sIlflil of the . lots of Norwalk. in said district. do- ." .Coas. Covert "“3“ WWW"
My" “Mon"... liirlnemiimui. ro naur—«nltdirhoou Hones. moo. ml“- Winimmv “ultimo
”I'm ‘ modern Improvements. center of city. Ordered. That said application be "In“: .rm "’0 7°“ m “1"- ‘9'
ii 'iwiillll‘llol‘l'liiill robbed liofniulo Address M. (3.. cute sentinel, n5 Ill heard and ascertained at, . Probate We” M". w- Worm. '"W’ll‘
llli ."4'-L'\iiuhi In “(loll c‘s house on the I Olen in "mm" “a I“ h a” 0“ on out
mil ‘, ml.» and lb iii-«linen. body To Lsrurutimsuuo ROOM. November. 1m. stamina erncon: m «-e---«~«--w«me
mm' of and until uly ii. In the with Ivliege of bulb: steam boat. and that public notice a do given} MIICILLANIOU ,
mo "l0 e Bailey ha secured u will contra Iy located. Box to death Nor- to all nous inmvffirefn by ’
mul‘l'illm lilo will? i... and it w... “in, - all at goblins ng this cross tlass wspsperl IMPLOYMINQ’ AWOVu-III. W.
no. can, mm,“ «In 1...... m. m, .. m...“- .-. living a circulation Isle district. 1. Wilson announces that Illus- as
mm"? “M "I fill a Just. over the To LIT-«ltOtiilllil 0N BARN!!!) at least five days before said any Mlubiislisd In mm m at
bin-limitllumri u. no protested Place: 7 rooms and bath: ML“. liming. ~ {it llaics'strsst. and ‘ noun worn
.h,.,'h‘;.mclilliolll blow ln llolfde may to or. s. it. Clark. if south HENRY w. nascent. ,i‘m- all clause of laminate.
“kw ......._. .. lift iii. .... .uitalit , _ . Jifil’v- strumming.» ..
Charles '1. Donahue. candidate ‘
the Donahue Club.
Norwalk Chronicler