‘- . ttM.mum-o~~u.,wm its is...» ten Tomorrow glad; cougar. ‘ title 7:981. mum p. in. ‘ Acosta. oinsoroav, “WM Convocation of latter 0' .fl‘ AI Ms. W". b. hfld .‘ “I , dept. 27th. 1910.»! o'clock . work, 'Ms Es Ml d.u".s A" Rs s ' _s cordially and frsternsiiy in- , Prater-nail yours. 5 noaaa'r M. tacox, Bec'y. Ilitmo ssurmtn. TILIPHONI , ; . cALLs . ‘, Nm Department ..‘,lullnsss Department _ ‘ Mitch Office, Norwsiit ._ Witch Residence _. ity Editor's Residence “archaic and Msnufscttuers . . Association . f ‘ EMORY STEVENS Prolific” , PAUL?! VicesPresitlent in ‘K . SUINTARD. Secretary T’Pfllf‘l COR EM, Treasurer ., Mocutive Committee slam. into '1‘ , a guns '1‘. ON!) anal UJt‘H. WALDRON IE8 E. JENNINGS i. a...- straw" ,, -. gin i. maniacal) “ L SA“ 1: MA HEWBON ‘ "i3 Pkg)!“ . HATCH POHLMAN ‘ ., _ agglun‘ syvaa'rz , no stone is being left unturned in the frantic effort to put Sheriff Haw- ley right before the voters of Fairfleld county, so many of whom have been y-fiib'nvinced for a long tone that he has become too firmly entrenched as a po. .-. lltical boss. That Hawley is up against ‘ > it good and hard there is no doubt and . it must cut deep that most of the cam - paign arguments being made in his favor not simply as boomer- angs in that the more they are reflected upon the more they assist the sheriff's opponent. The leading claim put forth in his favor to an apology for his political activities on the ground that there has nevei been any complaint about the way in which he conducts his office. Playinr politics as actively as Sheriff liawle) does cannot be anything but a legion complaint. llawley, were he not sher iff, would be a very minor quantity as three politics are concerned. Another illustration of the ends to which his campaign is being worked is furnished by the securing of favorable newspa- per mention far him, by virtue of buy- ing advertising space, oven in quarterl previously bitter toward the sheriff. ._....___._.._.._ These are mighty enjoyable days and nights, but the whole state press is a record of shortage of water. City after city is on the edge of grave dis- aster. Lack or water lilt‘lillfl first, to most people. danger of fire. But it means danger to life in a more cer‘ tain way. Low water and typhoid 8ft companions, and it is impossible ti teach the nurse of people that water drawn front a faucet is likely to main them sick. They calmly go on draw- in: and drlllklng~~fllltl dying, too.» Hartford Courant. “M... Remember in voting next Monday titpt if you split your choice for coun- cilman betwuen the Dcmocratic and Republican tickets, your selections will count only where you have marked an “X.' in other vvortis. where you split your council ticket betwoen the candl» dates of the two parties, you must put an “X" before the names of the six man you desire to we elected. w.~4w~.—a‘—~M President Mullen and the omcern oi the Connecticut editorial association will get Acquainted after a while. Let tors writing is conducivn to social in- torcourse.~th-.w Haven Journal-licor- lar. ._.—.~«-—.- m ’rsu vsaas aoo rooav. _... .m Thursday, September 21, 1900. m Rev. ltomiily ii‘. lltnnphrlua was called from Morrisaniu. New York, to become rector of Trinity Episcopal Church. Cherie” A. llaviiand. who contem- plated going to New Rochelle to take so important position, was presented C: with a loving can by fellow onipioyos iii the dry goods store of ’l‘rlslram it Hyatt. ’ w ......a........——._ TWENTY vnaas aoo rooav. m ‘ 5 .‘ lsturdsy, lsptsmbsr 27. use. ,. , . W ., ‘ Ewart: it Corbett began the excavs. film for a new business block in Wash- ‘iligton street. it was to be of brick, two stories high. The Danbury Hat Finishers Associa- -,.,tiobxdeoided to not comply with the t'fmutacturers' request for more jour- n. ‘ , it P. Slavic easily knocked out McAuliffc before the Ormonde ,. in facades. England, the battle only two rounds. min J. Crofut died at his home anford Place after an illness of l months. other to ma pom-r. ,. is observable that Willie Hearst . Wei-ed from thafidesirslgo awe ' .oattsc Mayor aypor .. Whine-«its? tlsvsn Register. noncommunicable? ‘ ton Tribune Republican. ‘ Willi! mmwmu - metastasis-two we... . . Halon Taft oultaanyn Mawr for the ‘ use. libs would rather be a boarder n the house of our president than dwell in the tents of learning on Psrnsssus wider-mhnrnsl. ‘ r... fine?“ i not soon select tour to s afar the army. Also, it. is truatad,..sv , ' tor the interior departmentlé—il'rc‘vldencc Journal. ”a... . Still, if they had named that gar- ment the horrible skirt, it would have been Just as appropriato.--Hoaston Post. ”Qt... , Wall Street doesn't like Col. Room veltpand the socialists ddii’t like him? so we assume from the results of his tour that there are a good many Americans who don't care much when either Wall Street or the aocistlllts like—Les Angeles Herald. ' Prof. Garner says a monkey has 20 wards in his vocabulary. There will be no money in printing monkey dio- tionartes.——New Haven Palladium. ' a... What this country seems to need more than anything else is a school of police reporters that will break away from the custom of describing every little gun-play as a "mysterious shooting."~8prlngtleld Union. , 4.. Titers are plenty of men in public life who are credited with having power to seoraiacltpot further than aniowl can see a hare—Norwich Bui- let a. ' Ella Wilcox thinks she was beauti- t’ul and intellectual in her former lit- carnatlon. And does she admit that she “couldn't come back?"-—-Clevoluntl Leader. .4... Farmers who permit gunners on their premises will be wise if they ‘etnain down cellar until after the hunting season is over.——New Haven Palladium. —.-_ President Woodrow Wilson, of Princeton, is running for governor of New Jersey and soon the poticetnon will be able to arrest a drunk in Latin. u-Merldea Journal. Anyway. lorimer can eat all the. “more he wants to with a lot of psbobs in the senate, so what does be rare for a plain citizen of Oyster flay? ~iios Angeles Herald. .9... it it would be a promotion for a president of Princeton university to become governOr of New Jersey, would it have been a step forward or bacio ward if the president of the United states at present on the retired list, lad become president of Harvard uni- Icrsfty ?—-iiartford Con rant . it is apparent that Mr. Taft isn't staying up nights to think up some way of giving "Me and my policies“ it roost.~Bridgeport Telegram. l + ' The form which the Democratswnve seems to have taken in Wyoming is bat the lletnocrats name a Republi- tan for governor.-—Ncw lia‘ven Reg- :stcr. .4- Three mes have already been killed “deer in the Adirondack region since the season opened. At last accounts :he deer were safe.~—Scranton Tribune Republican. .Wkfl WATER MAINS CONNECTED. Norwslk Now Using Fluid From South Norwaik Reservoir. The South Norwnlk public. water olpply was connected with the water union of Norwalk at 4 o'clock yester- lay afternoon. The work of adjusting the several gates took about ten miu~ ites. The process of manipulation was ntecuted by Engineer Samuel W. Hoyt. in, and Charles N. Wood. in the midst 3t opening up the last gate. Commis- iioner George 1. lluxlon, of Norwalk, :ailoil a half and requested every one :0 stand still. lie poised his camera. and took a snap shot of the scene. Joule one suggested that the commis- donor wanted to get a $1,000 picture to add to his collection of photos. When the South Norwailt water sys- tem was first pill in. the plan of con. routing the two systems was conceiv- id and carried out. M that time a his was established for the supply- in of water to either system that :nlight be in need. The price was fixed at 8165 per day and at that time neith- .il‘ city was half as large its at the pres. out time. Looking at the situation from a point at logical reasonableness, it. does not term that furnishing water for more than double the poulatiou. for the present price of also our day, is an ax- cossivb charge. A few years ago both cities were supplied with water from the fillvcrmiua mscrvoir for nearly three weeks continuously. The water and pressure was so good that the arrangement was not generally known in either and of the town. At the gate house of the reservoir there are wire screens for charcoal and sponge filtration. The Booth New walk water commissioners suggested putting in the charcoal and sponges and would gladly have paid all ex- pense of doing the work. They even want so far as to prderutvo largo bales of simngss which they had in storage one hundred bushels of fresh charcoal. Engineer Wood examined the water and reported that it was of such good duality that the extra Work would be unnecessary. ly fortunate i if. being able to secure trouble and expense. w...“ South Norwallt are notified to attend the grand union of southern Columbus Hall on loath this street. Wednesday evening. October ii. The ford at 7:20 p. in. to meet Supreme dialer Companion Mrs. a. Atwood. of has Abusive, dallfornfs. ’h . to am supper nadir . 1W Dr asst loathed 1'0ch Floatiior ills Part “in Blood Street Assault case '- Yesterday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock theChspel street stabbing aifray trial was resumed and resulted in the fin» lag of one of the. prisoners and the binding over to the hi her court of the other. The case we aprosecutod by Attorney baa Davis and Judge Joseph it. Taylor was the presiding officer. About ten witnesses were examined in all through the interpreter. but none of these testified for the defence. Dominick Tacci was charged‘with simple assault. to which he pleaded not guilty. and Vincenor. Longobuco pleaded not guilty to assault with in- tent to kill, but both were found guilty on these counts. it was shown that Longboat. as Longobuco is known, struck and slash- od Tony Marslk with a razor and that he cut him deeply but a few inches from his heart. all this with the in- tention of killing him. His friend. Tocci. seeing that a little more best- ing would help considerably. lumped in and poor Msrslk received several bangs on the head from a club in this rclfow'c hands. The entire trouble arose from tho tact that the two prisoners went into the lit-use where the christening of in t iiiiliili tiliill ‘ fiw TO MAK! Nliw ctTiZINO. Superior Court Will, bit for Naturaliza- tion Purposes in Bridgeport and Dsnbury. For the first time since the Judges of the supreme and superior courts an ranged special sessions 0f the saw rior court for naturalization purposes. that tribunal will come in next week in Danbury and Bridgeport. Judge William 1.. Bennett will preside. The; Daubury session will be held on Mon- day at eleven a. m. The Bridgeport session will open on Wednesday at tea“ a. in. There are 82 cases down for harm ing in Bridgeport and seven in Don bury. Those who sremads citizens at this session will be eligible to bemude voters for the election this fall. The law does not allow any person to re- ceive papers within thirty days of Vir. and Mrs. tiasponl Primo‘s child was taking place, or rather the core- monies followlng the christening,l which had taken place at St. Mary's Church. They were not invited and further they Were not wanted. They had been drinking and asked for more. They were given more and they be- came obstrcpuous. with the result of their arrest. by Captain ilunt and Offi- ctr tilllt. The judgment of the court. was that they Were guilty and Tomaso Toccl. for assault, was fined 815 and costs. amounting in all to 830.40. Vincenm imngoburo. for assault with intent to kill, was bound over to the next term at the criminal superior court in Bridgeport under 8500 bonds. 1 The Democratic and Republican committees of New Canaan came down to South Norwalk last night and had an appointment with State Attorney John H. Light in reference to dine lions how to vote with the new ballots. O P'Iicl. No. 909. fix..-» .... a... Elma SPECIAL Wednesday. September 28th is Red Letter Day in Our StoremlOStsmps Free COUPON Cut but this coupon. present it at our store and by buying soc worth of our Teas and Coffees you will receive no S. & H. Green Trading Stamps Free, besides the regular and extra stampa‘ given on sales. SPECIAL SALE OF SUGAR ALL TH! WEEK. The Great A&P Tea 184 WASHINGTON IT. IOUTH NORWALK. Deliveries 8:30 a. m. and 2.30 p. m. Free Delivery. election. Election day this year is (in November ll, so that both scsions of the court will be held in lime to allow all who become cttiscns to vote it they can qualify. . , HOBPiTAL NOTES. Stephen Sheldon, of Wilton avenue, was operated upon at the Norwalk lloaptui yesterday morning for appen- dicitis. He was ill with this some trouble some time ago. but was treat- ed and was thought to have recovered. A recurrence of the trouble made an operatiou necessary. Dr. William J. Tracey performed the operation with tho assistance of Drs. itoyai Higgins and F. l. llurnell. Miss Edna Ferris, of Henry street, is spending the day in Stamford. She is to have her tonsils and adenoids re- moved by fir. Foster, a New York city specialist who is at the Siamftlrd Hoe pltai some days every w . Miss Fer- ris was down Saturday a made are rangements for the operation. ompany NEW, Believe What You See but be sure you one things right. Correct glasses will make you see as you should. Let our Physician. who in a Skilled Eye Speclliiitf, as amino your area No CHARGE FOR EKAMiNA’I‘lON. 87 ATLANTIC SQUARE Stamford. Conn. Open Monday It Saturday Evenings Evergreen Corn. Green Lima Beans, halt peck Green or Wax Beans. quart ...... 80 NORTHQQAIN .TIIIT. ready for use. and also arranged for. Norwa'fit is excoeding-~ 'ample soup 5! of water with so fit. our: aaov scatters” ro . MIIT HIII. The lady it‘ll-esters of Norwalit and . Connecticut to its bold "Knights ct ’ will also have super at the Hotel till - ' also its-liar ..._. pwmm’fi-vw- .... Fancy Sweet Potatoes, peck, ‘- Muskmeions. Peaches, Apples. Green Peppers. Red, W . low Onions and Squash UNITED GROCERY COMPANY A. F. Beckmann & Co. dozen, ..... s..--..a-..-s..- ............... s.-. II hits and Yel- PHONI 143. South Norwalk’s Largest Grocery 1s Les. onauutarao suoaa ...... ‘..........st.oc rascv ewssr rorarocsmuk sec mace a. some noun. per inn ..... ............soo banks snorusiw scones cans. «in. m ”trump-ism“ neonate. ...... ............1« scaNs'omnswssour Ila GOMPLITI 37003 ”N! WiNII alvo Liouoao'afiow mono. .. lain ”To is . a“ ‘ud‘mw‘w‘mwwurm w..- ‘ WEDNSDAY Housefurnishing Day GAIN, TOMORROW, we invite you to ransom. tar-r. :7. 19m another host of items in our Basement Department Every article strictly. first quality. Read the items below and come here early tomorrow GARBAGE FAILS lleavy Galvanised Garbage Pails. good size. fitted with deep covers. Usually :llic. Wednesday, 28c t Pint . I \ V., &' «sacrum-mu MTUML laws: 9 QT. . \ WWW I“ "~ch ' Wig!" ‘ i. 5503mm AIR "6N7 ‘ . socialite Mattias structure-m. new". "(173 "t. 3130th ”EVER. E Size, 890 doz Quart Size, 98c doz Curtain Stretchers "Chicago" Adjustable Lace Curtain Stretchers. fit~ fed with brass pins and center brace. Will not sag in center. Usually 98c. Wednesday 79c Beating and Mixing SPOONS Extra heavy tin. long handle, excel- lent for mixing batter for bread and cake, whipping cream, etc. Price Wednesday ‘ 10c Preserving Kettles ii qt. ilest Quality (lray Enameled Preserving Ket- llsual value 45c. Wednesday 27c ties. with ball. Well-made Barn LANTERNS Lanterns, titled with side lift. Regular value 50c. Wednesday 29c Lunch Boxes Heavy tin. uoatiy inpannod. camera uhapo Lunch Boxes. Regular price 25c. Wednesday, 15c l at. lirown and fireproof. Cooking Ware White Cooking llowla , warranted Usually the. Wednesday 29c Egg Boxes "ell‘y (‘ardboard Egg Hoses, will hold 1 dos. eggs. llsutilly lilo dos. Wednesday, 7c Good Site, All T ly sold at 29c. Round Wash Boilers in. Round Wash iloilers. Regular- Wednesdav 19c Jelly Glasses it or. i‘ino Quality White Flint Jelly (license. with tin tops. Regularly 24c dos. Wednesday 16C (102 and side handle. Oil Cans 1 gal. Heavy Galvanised Oil (tons. with long spout Regularly the. Wednesday 14c PiNCi-iOT INDORUID. Wseonsin Democrats Denounce His Dismissal. MADISON. Wll., Sept. I'l.-thn the Democratic state convention met here today. it was the general belief that Gifford anchot would come in for a left handed endorsement in the plat- form-«his name. though not mention- ed. to be plainly interred. The plank was prepared recently and leaders of the convention declared that it was certain to be adopted. it reads: "True to the policy and history of our tutti. we favor the conservation of our natural resources and denotinoe the present administration and cant ciaily Secretary Balilngsr, for dismlw ing from the public service tried and true unicorn whose only aim was the preservation to the people of such re- sources." ‘ W - Os tsfn iilfam W. lion and Can- p in?x of the Regain Yacht i b caught a this mess of, largo h the other g the l. , if M...- -....». . manna”... WAIVER FAMINI iN MT. VERNON. W New York city Called on for Aid , Yesterday. NEW YOltK. Sept. 27.~—~Water fam- ine conditions in the Westchester county suburbs of this city assumed a more ”Mona phase yesterday. in Mount Vernon the practical exhaus‘ tion of the reservoirs caused the clos- ing of fifteen public schools and one of the high schools, and the shutting down of several factories. The city‘s scant supply of water is turned on only a few moments each day when householders accumulate what the! can get for their needs. Mayor Finite. of Mount Vernon. calls all on New ’Yorit city for aid roster» day‘ and received permission to tall the New York city males. for four days to the amount. of 1.500.000 lions W day. and. after the fourth as, to draw a the cit for 6,000,000 gall Ion! this. for so are. The city re served the right to revolts the permit without notice. lira. . Grill .01 moms *t w ,3.» START OF FOOT-IIAOON GAMES. m ChicsDo Wiiiing to Advance Itsfiched- uls One Day. CHICAGO, Sept. 27.“ C. W. Murphy. president of the Chicago Nationals. fish agreed to advance the game with St. basis set for October 15. one day. thus closing the National League sea- son october it. "The National League schedule was adopted last February and ends on Saturday. October 16," said Mur- phy. "and we would be willing to move up the last scheduled game to October film-Men open date-so that the post season series might start that much sooner, provided we were in those mes." At t 9 American League headquar- ters President B. B. Johnson reiterat- ed his ultimatum that the champion ships must be set in motion not later than October is. August Her-mus. chairman of the National commission, wired yesterday from Lynchburg, Va. to the effect that s meetings! the bombs“ tribunal would pro bit he id problem was i m. interwov- it! . held here Holiday. at. which tints the ‘
Norwalk Chronicler