" newest thing in politics at present. 1‘0
' lee Roosevelt and l-iearst working to-
l - elected president of the Twenty third
‘1.
:years‘ service as an engineer and fire-
”esooiety event of the season.
Umwnt of sleuths would probably go
a Almanac for Tomorrow
It! 5:90; me 0:10.
this 3:53 a. up; 4: to p. m.
SOCIETY NOTICES
MACON": DIRIG‘TORY.
mated convocatim of
' tor. it. A. M., will he held at its
1 a. hptdmbor 18th.1010.at 0
. p. to. Work, Mark Deans. All
on cordially and internally in-
Fratlmaily years,
ROBERT M. WiLcox. Boc'y.
uy lditor’a Residence
his and Manufacturers
desecration
' a anomrv STEVENS President
Vice-Proof reaitden
Nr'i' gm“ Betirraur!
gut .
Vii R. Hearst's invitation to Colonel
Roosevelt to make war on the New
York bosses and he will help. is the
gather in a common cause would in-
deed be a heautifuil sight.
. Wow~
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY.
Monday. September 10, 1900.
An imperial edict was issued in
China. conferring on Li Hung Chang
extraordinary power for the complete
settlement of the Chinese trouble.
James W. Maples, of the Norwalk
Printing Conupuny, severed his con-
nection with the Norwalk Hour, and
Went to New York to take charge of a
branch of Lee iirothers' Philadelphia
publishing house.
it was reported that 1,500 persons
had drowned, and that 810.000.0011
worth of property had been destroyed
in the storm off (lulvonton. Texas.
Frederick H. Field, after twenty
man on the Consolidated Ihilroad.
took charge of the fecal business of
the Connecticut General Life insur»
ance Company. formerly managed by
to S. Smith L‘liommedieu.
The directors of tho Nornu lins-
plial Association mind to purchase a
new rubber tired up-to-dato ambulance,
-._*—......._.,
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY.
Wednesday, September 10. 1890.
David ii. Miller of (loorgetow n. was
Regiment. (‘onnecticut Volunteers. As
aociatlon. at tho re-uniou bold in Sett-
aide Park. Bridgeport.
The first election under the new hal-
lot reform law was held in New York
state. and was found to be fairly suc-
cessful. Many of the voters, not be-
ing familiar with the method, had some
difficulty i‘ depositing their ballots.
’i‘he McKinley turiii' hill passed the
Senate in Wayhinmon. amid much on
thnsiasr‘
A mad dog terrorized the residents
of I’inlniield. N. .l., and frightfully
mangled several people.
The Consolidated Railroad l‘onlpnny.
which had recently ihsiaiiod the block
slunni syeloru. was making an luvos.
ligation, in view oi the collision in
South Norwnlk, to ascertain whether
its signal system was absolutely re~
liable. .
Charles Rockwell. general freight
fluent of tho (tonsilliduiod lluilronti
Company, tiled at his home in i-louih-
tort.
”thumbing struck the office building
r) the Pennsylvania itallrond Colu-
may. at Altoona. Pa. causing a fire
Which resulted in a, heavy ion».
The marriage of Miss Martha lit.
Richmond to Minor ii. llanduii. at tho
ll'irlt Methodist lecopa) Church. was
W ,
atoll-r ro rm: POINT.
A committee of army engineers is
”it! to be investigating. at Washing
ion. the wrecking of the Maine in
.fmfina harbor twelve years ago. The
,Mwna to find out what killed the
V . crop in Delaware u—Galvesibn
.4...
at its told that soon we may be
abid‘tu talk to Europe by telephone.
at there European Monarchs who want!
to not hack to Teddy in a safe on.
wfiait Leila Tribune.
an...»
was after mm yam
Butler ~
anluo osmium. TELEPHONE "
r, can. to
blast he a scho’ms on the part of some "
FOR
rumor
SPLEN
GREATERTHA
IN APPLI
HOW. WRITE OR CALL.
Nebraska. has been defeated on the
county option plank. Liquor has been
the ruin of many a good man—Wall
Street Journal.
~0-
_ Just wha helpline Mr. Cannon will
be subject to fir/Roosevelt has not
yet (welded, but if is whispered that
he is to be made the next vice-presi-
‘hent.-——Churlcston News and Courier.
~6—
Under the new Wisconsin ballot law
each party will have to choose a party
color. Here's a chance for the yellow
dog to get recognition at iast.~—-Pilts-
burg Dispatch.
—~O——-
Mr. Bryan's suggestion that prohl~
bition be made the paramount issue in-
dicates that the process of producing
paramount issues has passed from
evolution lnvolulion.-~-Albany Journal
(R011)
4....
Daizcii gains lhrec votes by the re-
count. another instance. probably,
where experience tells.—-lictrolt Times.
.g...
The present corporation clean up
unfortunately disturbs business. but it
ill a reminder to the trust that they
should be at least as careful of the
honesty of their directors as of their
once boys—Meridian Journal.
a.....
Gertrude Athcrton. who says she "no
longer ranks as u more California writ-v
ci',’ has told the world that in sum-
mer she can write only on Mt. 'l‘amni'
pals or in San Francisco; that the
reel of _(‘.ulii‘ornin puts her to sloop.
lionom are even. Many a Caiifbruinu
had been put to sleep by Mrs. Albvr
ton'a novels.—~Bacrnnmno live.
—-O-
The gaun- of Iiorcuios is going to
sot-in less lustrous if the colonel suo
coeds in his heroic enterprise of trying
to make the Republican party of Now
York stand fora direct nomination
A...
Those who remember when they
wuru young will sympathise with the
schoolboys a tow days bencu.~~t~lrrnn-
ton ’i'ribrute-Republican.
~0—
tluyuor appears to think it is enough
to have been shot in the puck with-
out being asked to be governor of
New i‘ot'k.~wilouston Post.
4...
if the colonel wants to do something
real startling. let him. when he returns
from his trip. so to the Outlook oiilro
every morning at 0 and stay there on.
til i for six consecutive day» -Ilerk»
shirt- Eagle.
.4...
it in quite possible. as reported, that
tho chairman of both the republican
and democratic slate committees
found the outlook in Berkshire fine.
(for might have stood on Mt. Everett
and ”W other on Mt. (ll'ey'iock.wllos-
tou ’l‘ranscrlpl.
.L...
"blunt-rattle may be all right as a par
lor panic," rcumrked the man on the
cur. "bm it will never Immml pomp
tar as an outdoor sport.“ Toledo
Blade.
«-
Wilbur Wright says the ocouomitai
sliced of the ncropluuu is about thirty
miles an hour. The sensible spend.
ulso.~« Morldeu Journal.
We may be way off the truck. but
it is our suspicion that the man who
ill offering $1.000 fer a new swear
word is noun other than our dear old
"flucie Joe" (lnunon.-~9prinsfieid [in-
ion.
“a.
Now they‘re equipping aeroplanes
with wireless telegraph outfit. Might
bstur equip them with a device for
keeping themaelvsil up when the mo
tor stops unexpectedly.—-~Now liaven
Palladium.
N...
Gov. Weeks attends public dinners
even if he isn't a candidate for office.
which means he will enjoy himself,
while some of the other fellows will
be real nervmu until the last speech
has been mah—fifldceneri 'l‘slesrsm.
it is quite possible that Gallagher‘s
bullet. instead of getting Gaynor. will
lilillli several boom for the proof
dentist nomination. Macmillan Journal.
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l 394i WEST SEVENTEEN’FH STREET. NEW YORK.
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IAIIIII IIF GITY
(t‘ontinuod from First Page.)
last night at Quittner's flail. in Rall-
road avenue, Attorney William J. ii.
llohannan was nominated for the office
of mayor“. True to the announcement.
previous to the caucus, Harry W. Ma-
ther continued in the race for the
nomination. deciding to fight it out in
the caucus. but Mr. Iiohannan won out
by a very ooruidorablo majority.
Mr. liohannan was the choice of the
Republican advisory committee which
has been considering candidates for
city offices for some time and in utility
tion to the recomlnondnlion of the com-
mittee prevailing as to the may-orally.
the entire ticket of ctnturilulon pre-
sented by the committee was nom-
inated. it was anticipated that (“loun-
cibnen John Paul. Chester Ii“. Clark
and llr. it. fl. West would make a tight
for renomination. tiospito the advisory
committee's roconlnn-ndaiions. but
none dlwclopod.
()ne of the features of the caucus
was the ringing upoot‘ll of acceptance
of the nomination for mayor by Mr.
Iloilunnan.
Chairman (loorge ll. \‘osburph called
the caucus to order shortly after 3
o'clock and asked for nominations for
chairman. iiolh (lcnorui ituasoii Frost
and II. A. Mathewson declined in In
vor of each other. but Mr. Mathewson
finally accepted. titty Clark J. J.
(lunco was made secretary and road
the rail.
When nominations wurc raliod for,
Mr. \‘osbumh mentioned that it is
very desirable to have harmony this
fall and in an effort to bring this about
be appointed an advisory committee
to ailment nominations. lie paid a
high tribute to the work of the com.
minus and read the iattcr'a rolmrl.
which was as followa:
in deference to the general wish
and sentiment of the Republican elec-
tors of our city, that unity and liar-
loony should prevail in the councils of
\Iii‘ party. and that all ranks of Rev
pubiicaus of whatsoever shade of opiu-
on. could conscientiously and heartily
support our candidates. the chairman
of the city committee appointed this
war an advisory committee of forty
l-oprostmtatlve Republicans. whole
July it was to thorouuhly canvass for
desirable candidates for mayor and
councilman and to make its rocom~
moudulious known to this carious. in
order that the unnamed wish of the
electors be “ratified.
There is throughout the whole roun-
iry a feeling that the day at the cloud
truanisation should pass away. and
that the mass of voters should have a
[tour and more direct way of locking
known their preferences. in no sense
can tile work of the advisdry ronr
mittee be classed as other than nylon
anti ire-c from invidious influence and
'bo domination of every rlloue and
'oterio. l~‘our lnocfillfil of the general
committee have been hold. and many
more functions of its vurioun subcom-
mittees have added to the work and
usefulness of the gellorul committee.
The names of many citizens. their
“innovations. willingness and polttl.
nil strength inwo been carefully and
(‘ofliiltllil‘ttioly Weighed.
'i‘biu romidoruilon has linen friendly
in all whose nuiuol have been sliuxesl-
cd, but the committee has always bad
it mind the seriousness of their task.
he need of their exercising cure and
portion In making their recommenda-
tions, the strength and popularity of
the proposed camiidaio with the «lac
ms. and above all the suitability of
the men themselves.
For mayor we have selected. by a
veto of 26 to 6. William .I. Ii. lit»
impose. a man who, if he meets with
rulll' approval. will lend the party to
victory ~a gentleman of whom not one
uivorso criticism can he made: a man
of character and integrity. a scholar.
who stumped the state for McKinley.
who has been twice elected mayor of
a larger city than South Norwalll and
who possesses the family inheritance
if never having been beaten politically.
For oottncllmsn “uncommon the
allowing stood gentlemen: (loom
u buy .wulliam F Hoyt George
M. Way. Oliver ii Weed. William
ifilier. llr. Wililiaih H. Slows.
All of whom are men of irreproaclr
able characters. staunch and loyal
Republicans. and well qualified to ad
minister our council affairs with wit
dam and integrity. and in a purines»
like manner.
While your committee fully realises
and wishes to specially emphasise
that our report is purely recommend»
fury and annulus. we feel that the
nomination and election of than you
llamas will result in the radamotion
of our city from political hernia. and
it they are elected at the polls. give
us a sale and cans administration. had
this; amt political solidarity in our
own rs We believe. and heartily
too. that they are worthy of.
and that shall metro the
I. H. Decker in “realising a spe
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- Every housewife should visit our store tonight. Each attic
advertised is first quality and dependable in every way
In many instances prices are less than Wholesale
Peroxide of
Hydrogen
Full 16 ounce bottle
Tonight, 150 bottle
Cooking Ware
4 qt. brown and white Cooking
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Tonight. 29c
Paraffine Wax
Used for sealing fruit, Jars, Jelly .
glasses, etc; usually 100 lb.
Tonight, 7c
Mason Jars
liest quality “Mason"
Jars. camplete with caps
rubbers.
Tonight, pint size, 45c do:
qt. size, 48c doz
Fruit.
and
Enameled
Sauc‘ep ans
ii oi. extra heavy iplluo and Willie
Enameled Saucepnns. with innit
handles; usually hoe.
Tonight, 5%
“Nugget” Shae
Polish
lives a brilliant and lasting
gloss.
Illack ilduld; usually too To-
night .................... 10c
lilack Paste, usually file. To-
night .................... 7c
Russet Paste, usually file. To
night ...................... 10:
White Cleaner. usually too. To-
night ..... . ............ 100
Red E Clea
(‘leuns and scours, I. 13' 100
can.
Tonight, 3
Jelly Cipes
8 ounce fine quniii Qily Glass-
es. with tin tapslpuaiiy ”230
dozen.
Tonight,
i
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wan...— .—»wm M .ana
which the Republican party stands.
At the conclusion of the report (Ian-
ornl Frost made a low rulnarks rein-
iiw to the situation in which he re.
viewed the record oi the past few
yours. showing that the Democrats
buvo won in n litmubiicun city repeal-
ollly. and deplored the fictional Illlhla
which have made this lxiasiblo. He
made a plus for the elimination of
rolerlos and factions and in line with
the effort for unity. hr said the mi-
l-isory committee have selected for
mayor a man who inn. not been run-
ncrti-tl in any way with the factions!
lights of the past years.
tloucrul Frost referred to the per-
sonality of Attorney llohannan. the
choice of the coin time, and told of
his career to date. oscflbina him as a
man of culture ant-flaming and a
practical one as soil. He had been
tain- mayor at Stamford and could
have had a third than. llunerai Frost
foil convim-mi that he can load the
party to victory in this city and he
llli~f‘t‘IOI‘0 scooudml the nomination of
Mr. llolmnnau. .
William Milli-r placed in uomuina
tiou Mr. iiiuthcr The speaker was
sorry he did not have the eloquence
or (lencrnl Frost, but he believed ovary
iltllii has a right to naplro lo the oldies.
ilo said he believed the committee
should not have held itself down to
our catldldntc for the office.
A formal ballot was called for. The
chairman appointed tiamuai Taylor. A
l.. 'i‘herluult. Perry J, Edwards. Chan
ice N. Smith as tellers.
The result of the ballot showed:
Total number of ballots .......... 211
W. .1. ii. iiobunnau ...... 133
H. W. Mather ... ......... I'll
Scattering ............... 2
The result met with loud applause.
There were cries of "Hpm‘li. speech."
Mr. liohannsu went to the front of
”to ball and lll‘llt'm'tlod to address the
authoring anti made a moat pleasing
impression. it is true. be said. he will
both a Democrat. as had been chars~
oil. and had exported lo die one. but
the party died before he did. He then
demonstrated beyond doubt that be is
not a member of the llomocrallc party
today. lie left it of his own free will
and slumped t‘unimcilcut for William
McKinley iu liltitl and he has never rc-
pi‘t-ltod hill choice. The Ilentot‘raiic
party. he malnlalncdwthc teal Demo-
cl'ulit‘ party His dead. The Republican
party. on the other hand. stands for
prtmrou. Throughout his renlurks ho
aroused the greatest outbiulum. on
Wall evidenced by the applallae. In
rlnnluu he spoke a word on the sub-
iot'i of cutting a ticket, which he urged
ouuinsl. if elected. he wanted to be
elected by the party he is conducted
by. and made a [llfifi for the entire
ticket. He does not wont. be said. to
be mayor unless lu- has a council that
will work with him. lie pledged the
bout that is in him if ho is honored
with the office.
That his rinsing stimuli had made
a deep imprliuslou on his hearers
there was no doubt. mill there was for
WM broiouued applause when he sat
down
Lewis 8 hours was neoninatsd by
Reclamation for city treasurer f‘. A.
Waiters was nonlinsled in the lame
manner for tax collector. l". V itay
mood for city sheriff and b. A. Dunn
lass for all auditor James Paul and
lube w d‘ulley declined the use of
their names in connection with the of-
fice of tax collector
it was ioted to proceed to a formal
ballot for first councilman
Total number of vote- cast ..... .ill’l
Necessary for a (lhtiIfI. lit
George 1.. Oliver . . .. ‘3
tilt!
cheaterlf'. Clark 12
H il. West 2
William Miller 4
I
oversaw. Iiouardus 1 ’
Jamal Paul
Eilhai‘iott .....,........
Mr. Oliver was declared pleated?
For mood councilman William?
Hurt was nominated, to he lied“ Iii
.oaeivlo-‘l
a nicotine secretory. show
_* WV.“ 3 .1; a w
M magma “1‘ ¥
THE BOSTON STORE
Cor. Main and Wall Streets,
Norwalk, ‘onn.
a...
n-r-
lonnni ballot was then taken and re.
suited as follows:
Total number of votes cast ...... H2
Necessary for a choke ........... 72
William F Iloyt ......... Ill
(l'lieslei P (‘iurk .........
if it West .............. 3
J. iiiscsa ................ i
ll. Iiogardul ............. i
Joseph liuuh ............ 1
William F.
lasted.
The result of the ballot for third
councilman was as follows:
iloyt was declared nom
Total number of votes cast ...... iiii
Necessary for a rlmicc ............ 75
George M. Way ......... 129
(‘hoatel‘ F. (‘Iarit ........ is
John Paul ............... 1
I91. W. I-‘ltrh .............. l
The result of the ballot for fourth
roum’illnan was as follower
Total number of votes cast ...... l3!)
Necessary for a choice ........... till
Oliver l-I Wood ......... i22
l‘bonler I-‘. Clark ......... 7
Scattering ............... l
The bullet for fifth councilman was
as lollowa:
Total number of votes rant ...... llll
Ncuoasury‘ for a choice ......... till
William Miller .. ......... 128
Chester F. t‘iurk ......... 3
The bullet for the sixth councilman
was as follows:
Total number of votes cast ...... lla‘
Necessary for a choice ........... 60
William H. Stowe ........ illl
t‘huslor I“. (‘lark ......... 2
iiiram ll, West ........ 8
John J. f‘unoo was nominated city
clerk by veto of the chairman.
I-‘or board of registration Rufus .l.
smith was nominated by vote of the
clerk.
Art-bio F'. Nash was nominated in-
spector of elections.
F‘or water commissioner Horace R.
Nash was nominated by vote of the
clerk. Mr. Nash succeeds Franklin A.
Smith. who did not rare to run auin.
For treasurer of the wafer fund. Wil-
Iiam Podmore was nominated by ac-
rituuatlon.
I-‘or rity assessors. Franklin A.
Tubes and William 0. Crockett were
nominated.
For board of relief. Robert Pearson
and Frank if. Fitch warn uninitiated.
For board of electric commissiom
era. It was voted that the Democratic
runninco be endorsed. on motion of .i.
ll. Taylor and that this duty fall to
the city coniniltlce.
For city committee. (loom ii. Vow
burgh was nominated. on motion of ill.
ii. Crown. with powu to appoint hill
associates. (in vote the committee
was empowered to fill all vacancies.
it. w. Pitch and ti. 8.1mm: were ap-
pointed to pass the hat and 012.10 we.
l'lillct‘itid. ’l‘bs caucus than adiournod.
M
OANIURV TALKING FILTER.
One of iianbury's uremia-ht hat
manufacturers came to South Nomaiit
a short time also and called at the
ltoush fiat Company works to not the
plans and details of the and filter
than. Mr. Moran constructed in their
factory in few years ago. during the
time that the new filtration plant was
being built for the city. The gentle
man stated that their reservoir water
had lwcoms so poor from the vega-
tahie rowth that his men could but
drink t. He said tillf ifs wanted to
out up a filter in his factory so that
the men could have all the mini water
they wanted to drink. The water also
save them trouble in some of the pro-
noun of not making Dlnbill'y has
added a new large storage reservoir to
their public water system. At the
time it was about calculated the water
commissioners stated that they upset-
etl that it would cause trouble and that
a litter of some kind would have to he
put in. With this and in view the our
bury officials visited and i the
South Norwsik filtration pm at Wil-
ten Dchbury is a wire as;
lecturing caster sodas doubt
uwida awake public olioiait. from the
best interest of the people“ that
mflethbla
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DARIIN DIMOORATI.
v. it. Pool-y and Im i-tartwritbf
Nominated for “from“.
The Darlea Dunner“. hold a caucus
last night in the Town Hall. which won
isrssiy attended and lively. Hon. Rob
art 8. Partly was chairman and James
Bennett secretary. The following lim
ket was nomégatiddr
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John Chancellor
Assesses
Andrew 'l‘ulor
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Dr. Carlos “min Andrew tartar
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Timid WARDEN
Edward Wallace
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Few people make a good dish of
macaroni and chute. or l 131th as!
that a i any people malts a bad
dish it. Dispersal in itself, is a
pretty tasteless than and calls for
plant of (favoritism and a good rule
to to low. at least for who an
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