r: a Parade With Military Organiza- hr I incremental) [Is-Io ll fl «m... I mewm WMM*,W I...” MAVW m lost-cities Entered It mom I “"i‘I I...“ awn...» ”4wa M. mm... “Wm w WI. * iRRElilli lEiRER iR ‘ ERRRRRRR RY RiR illll Truck Company Will Support Popular Head for First Assis- tant Chief Engineer Well Hook and Ladder Company. was the unanimous choice of the members fot the position of first assistant chief engineer of the South Norwalk Fire Illepartment, last night. A special meeting of the company was held for the purpose of taking action on this matter, and Mr. Zeluff will be heartily supported in his candidacy for the ol- tics. lliillil Still till it illilllllt ill PARKsIgnores:misfits.this: ;in advocating the election of George W IIBogaIrdus as chief engineer of the de- partment. Mr Bogardus was the unani- futons choice of Putnam Hose Com tinny, and that organization expressed its determination to support tho Old HARTFORD, Sept..7-~The visit of Well Gompnny' s candidate for first as- Piesideut Taft to this city and the sistunt engineer State Fair at Charter Oak Park today. i The annual meeting of the company. brought an immense throng of peoplaRthCh under a vote of the department. from every part of the state, the day RIshould have been held this Week. line having particular significance to them. been detained, because of numerous Reception Given by Governor Baldwin in His Honor Proved a Feature oi Occasion ' . tloii‘s' III Businsss Streets as it is the first time that a chief ma- iotlier gatherings. until next week. and. gistrate of the Nation has been theiwill probably take place on Thursday guest at an old-fashioned exhibition ofgcvening. September 14th. at. the head- ‘qiinrtet‘s of Old Well Hook and had- der company. Other matters of interest to the do MANY "[w PuPlls Ipnrtment were discussed. and at 9 I Io'clock adjournment was taken. w...- (Continued on Fifth Page.) Howard 1.. Zeiufi'. foreman of Oldr l “Mani-cw” RRRRRl RRRRRIRRREIRR Succeed iiim on the Board I ant gathering. l feeling among the members of party. RRRRR ilRRiRlili Nearly 200 Registered in South WEN m: Mali; district. and seveniL _ in Eliot Riorwaik I seem Prevails and Plsns Are Superintendent William iii. (‘hsn- "a“. for . SMK.“ collar, of the Union 'Dlltl‘lct schools. RR who returned from Chicago, last eve- An enthusiastic meeting of the- niug. is a busy man. today. Itrsigbt- South Norwsik Republican Club was. calm; out the shire of his schools,,lield last evening. in the oiliossof capacity to accommodate the lsrgeiblock. About forty members number of new pupils. I in all the number has reached truiself into I most harmonious slsir. up to the present time, with morel President Stephen B. Jarvis presidt' scholars coming in all the time. Thesei ed and Edward H. Gumbsrt was ap- aro distributed in the several schools pointed submit). The matter of can-I Two new classes have been added didates for the coming caucus was not I in the Knudsen school kindergarten, considered. this 105 new children are being scopmmo' caucus to decide. were present and the session resolved it- Sevoral of the dated and in the Franklin kinderan members gavelnieresting talks on har~I ten 50 new pupils are keeping $03050" at WOVR- Rises and Indiiidusl members failed to .1 li‘romibo to 200 boys and girls enter- Igive light to any fsctional feeling «lid in the freshman class at tho Nor which might serve to open up a breach walk high school which makes the i0- in the ranks of the party. tal registration of this school about 400. Nor has the influx stopped for for with the town clerk in mum to 'l‘ he secretary was instructed to con-: Selectmenchsrl‘es e. “Fitch and Hiram B. Taylor 'Are Named to Head Ticket Again lull IIIIIIIIIII Edward B. liindley Hematite As has been predicted in those col-I umns. the cations of the Republican voters of tub Town of Barton. which was held in the Town Hall, inst oven- ing, was s most harmonious and piece The only contest which will be its- Ibis to have any bearing on the coming Iolecilon developed in the selection or a school committemsn. the contest being between E. B. thdiey and Professor William C. Perry. The former won out handsomely, but left ’considersbis hard the Charles H. Fitch will head the tic-I list as the nominee for iirst sciectmsn. IRObsrt Hennessy. his selection being almost unsalmouIII SMITH NOBVM-IL £0NPRII. THURSDAY. WEB 7. ”RR .. ..I........w.... ...«.~I.........I.M. p... WWW-meaw.“ .. Momma-4w RRlERRRiRR RRRIR Delegates Chosen at the First and Third lilIirlct homoerotic ‘ convention indications. through the election of the delegstes to the Democratic con- ventions at the primsi‘lcs bold last evening of the City of Norwsik and for the First and Third Voting Dis trirts of the town. are that the name of John Davina, for selectmsn. will again be placed upon the ticket at the convention without opposition. The polls last evening were open from 7 until 9 o'clock. ’l‘he delegates eiertdii are as fol- lows: First Distriot~Jsmes M. Crush. P. B. Kai'anagh and John H. Blake. l;8ei‘ond District—dame: W. Storey. H. .l. Brsbken. M. id. powd. John T Mcbisnus and B C Penney. Third ilistrirt-Wiliinm J. Riley. Dauiol McCarthy. Johii Bboehan and Willis J. Burr. IR ' Fourth Districtm-Jumns Sutherland. Patrick F. Citrus. liowsrd A. blunt- gomery and John J. Clone. Fifth Dietrich-John J. Roberts. is- Icob W. Wait and Wilfred Morrison Birth Districtmlinrfiy Waterbury August Billsnstein. George Moore and Patrick Flinmsurire. SeVenIh titanium-Thomas a. Greg— ory and John H. Tlnkisr. Eighth Districtw-Pstrick McGrstb. John W. McGrath and Charles Kin- sells. 'i'onth Dietrich-John W. Rooney and There was quite g wsrm fight in The muting was called to artist by‘ both it. fifth and sixth districts. in Comasitiasmsn J 8 Reaction it. Hort secretary The meeting was well attended and being harmonious. the business was quickly run off. The following ticket was nominated: Selectmen—Charles Bxh‘ttch sud Hi- ram B. Taylor. ofR Town Clerkwsmuhon it. Hoyt. Town Treasurer and Maui-er of which are taxed to the limit of theirlaeorge H Vosburgh in the Hsvlisnd the Town Deposit Fund—Stephen RI! Hoyt H. Jenkins. ' I Tss Collectorfimbert O. Estes. Assessors—John H. Selloclt,‘ for Ithree years: John Tyler. for one yes: “R" m“ ‘°' ““ Board of Relief IIIII w w. mum and INewton Crofoot for two rears Ithrap years Auditorwlt‘. B. Crofoot. dot-or and arduous Weiss :Bmith was chosen modmttn- and won and By Town ii‘inssce Columnist-clamor). IIW Bell. William Weed and James M 'Iibss. ldwsrs ‘irwin and Walter Hort. ‘ In the sixth the oppositiat «tented were John blinding. William Dolsld. IChsrieI Buckley and issue Church. Will you in the sixth was thirty-fans to twenty-nine and in the ltth it was twentyais to eighteen. The opposing forces have not sit- vsncsd any candidate against Freder- ick MINNIE“ Bar neglstru of voters. Rbut it is model there is some up position to him. which may develop at the convention later on it is said that I hsifhtosen of the voters at last night's caucus were former Rspubli cans. whose names were- placed on the Democratic list last year City Convention Belem R Th. delegates to the city convention Members of the School Board“ which has not yet been called were the many and the "Dom 0' “1° commii- Henry M tinker and E B Hindlsy. ‘01 Isiso elected last evening and are givii on as follows: R First flintrict—-i..e(lrnnd“C. Bette. (lranii Jurors—William H. Wiimoitgnohn J, Hgnion, yum-g N. Ward. isnd Thaddeus Hoyt ConstablesmAmbroso Brewer, ward Tattle David N. Mather and R. each an brings in mores «transient making now “our; u it has been an- IE Menard R HWW’R‘MH‘W" “00'!“ E Thomp— noun: ed that there will be no meetings Rg'igtrgrwWiliilm H. Wilmoti. son of the [dust Norwuilt schools re~ of the board of registration in the. Tree w.mcn—~JohIi Finch. R jlmis that betwron sixty and sotoniy cm for the purpose of making voters. The nomIngIIon. having been made; now pupils came into his schools, this it was the IIOIIQI of the members of ”(I there being no other business. the R Second Dietrich-Henry .i Bracken.R Ed' Frank A. VIII Bursa. William Howard. mona’ trouncrs,‘ 'John C Smith. Frank H. Merrill. Third District—Fred 0 Inside“; Adolph Berta John T. Sheehsn. Jar vis Murray Fourth District—George Murray.‘ till it Rliill’l’llllil " m. .9»..- .WW W...“ .W..I...n.m.I..I.. _'_ Merchants’ and Rflaniitscturers' Will Work for Bridge and Park Project: tr. cl IIII Rlillili .llliliiil till IIIIIIIII “Harbor Widening and Dredging Will Be Strongly “nested i At one of the most enthusiastic A .mcwI I Cloudy. shavisrs Friday 'lilght. meetings of the Xsrchsnts' and Menu-I lecturers“ Association held since its? organisation. the bridge and park; immune were Isssuredpf the undivid-R ed support of the members of the as. socistion. not a dissenting voice mar-I W (Continued on Tenth Page.) RRRRiiRR RiR RlRi i_R____ RERl IliFRRllRI times of Bank cashiers” 'i‘ss Shim Mimosa. Sept. 'i.—Bur- stars entered the homes of Edwin J. Immune. millet of the New lilforl Saving. Bank. and Muck B. Starr, tax deflector of this town. early todsy. and may as mic OK 350 in cash and BLOB. worth of jewelry. h» trance in bulges. was through I win- downstate-tacos. sad thedsrtns thorium to believe that they were pro-S tonic-sis. The limmon' home was ripened by prying open I window of the parlor and the burglars. apparently familiar with the location of the roams. went to the bedroom in which Mr. Emmons ;csse lying on the dresser in the room land containing two gold watches, sev l zero! diamond stickpins Ind rings and Ismail trinkets was taken. Hr. Em<R .w www—s‘m “31.... m I"... -I WMTHIR FORIOAIT w wwhmm“ ‘- lilillli illil till I Inst- IIIIIIII Big Altair to be Held in Music Hall, Tonight. Willi Music and Speeches Never in the history of the old town has Norwnik been so thoroughly stirred up as to a public improvement as it is today in regard to the bridge and park improvements. Bridge and park is Jill that one hears on the R streets or in the offices. The shops buzz with talk regarding the improve- ments and the stores are gathering places for the advocates of the mods- ure. indeed, it is hard to find anyone who opposes either of the features. indications are that the mass meet‘ ing which will be held this evening in Music Hall will be historic. Mayor Albert iii. Pobiman, who has put his broad shoulder to the wheel and drum- med until everybody in South Nor-I walk has got the habit of boosting the meeting. now fears that the accommo- dations will be inadequate to provide for the men who will gather there. The American Band has been engag- ed to furnish music for the occasion and will infuse the necessary martini spirit into the siisir by giving shortI parades and concerts in both South Norwslk and Norwslk, and will he on hand in the hall 'to entertain with its; excellent music those who attend the" mating. At 7:15 o'clock a concert «will be given in trout of the Norwalk Hotel, after which the band will re- turn to South Norwslit and give an ether concert in front of the Mshsck- emo Hotel. Then it will go to Music Hall and play for all it is worth. A chorus of the “ailment in us- I and to the bridge and part was tsI~~ MbiI morning by osrtslii' Wants. having Imtr possession In sheets with which they were reg - ad to raise enough to pay the expetfls oi the‘ bond and fireworu The money Bowed like water sad in I short time enough was secured to defray the ag- pInses of hand. fireworks and ball. This fact in itself indicates the birth of s new spirit in the old town. for as a general rule money is hard to raise in Norwsilt by subscription. Senator Jeremiah Donovan. Generis assault Frost Attorney Joth. Waish,‘ Henry P. Price and others. All of these gentlemen are responsible to s certain extent tor the successful vorI age of the bill through the legislative seas and are thoroughly familiar with and his wife were steepilbl A ROWGR Ievery detail of the bill and proposed Haven improvement. The park feature. which seems to be I Itickler for many to understand. will be carefully explained by the which were hsngins. speakers with regards to its bearing Nils Cecelia Sexton. harpist ... -w-m ...~............_. Wuwn—MLw—w— ”in I Believes Compensation Matter“ Should Not Be Allowed to Drag mileslrable Legislation ilown REIRRRR RRRRRRI' ’ RRRRRR IRRRRRRER: Taxation of Railroads and Chili License Bill Considered I HARTFORD, Sept. 7.-—-An employ- Iers' liability bill separated from the 'Joint compensation and liability hilt which the house rejected was intro- duced in the senate by Senator Just-1.1: son yesterday. it was ordered printed. The senator said he believed the party I .J—n-‘q (Continued on Ninth Page) ——Pesches for canning. 85c basket. lCuueo s, Washington St. lliilillilii IIIIIIIII n 9 it till his lies Barrie Coley ”has I m the Cl lieu-y leeks iiuil, Formerly If R iisrwsiit One of the prettiest wedding «m1, monies of the season was solemnini last evening at B: 80 o'clock in it. " I. llamas Church, Westvilie. New Haven. . IHe'n‘r-y Benn Hull were united in the . holy bonds of matrimony by Rev. J.‘ 1‘: Immortck Boston, motor of the church. «iThe church was tilled with the guests. The maid of honor was Miss Maoists Hartlsnd. of New Haven The best Inna was George A Elmer, of West I Preceding the ceremony. a line must- Icsi program was rendered by Miss Genevieve Skinner, organist. assisted by Miss Gertrude Sexton. yioiinht and 1 within I in feet of the M were ti and silent upon the construction of thel The bridal procession advanced up so carried to another room where .50 l bridge Those who have the mistaken Ithe aisle, preceded by St. Paul II choir.‘ Iin cash which was in a pocket was se- ,ides Ihst it is designed tor s luxury of New Haven, of which the bride is cured The robbers than rsnssckedi tor inset Norwsik only are urged to I member. singing the whengrin's I‘ ‘the bureau drawers in the other rooms‘ present themselves It Music Hall and wedding march, the maid of honor. teim. most of whom went to tho kin dergsrtens in the Fitch and Marvin schools. in all the registration num bein about bill) pupils. the club that this is an iniutsice ”meeting adjourned 8.0th Nor-walk. as there is little doubtl Howard A. Hontgomery. WRRRRIm R C‘RRR“. 000?” IR BIRR'R“. l0“ "RC “00" R)!“ flu“ R0 .3011” In)" dflnk in the word. of th. .mk‘r'. Indlu .nd the bride Ig‘nln‘ 0‘ t“ I thing of great value. A very vsiusbieIwho will prove to them that they are stirsr set was left in the nasty depart- I in error. Rare of the burglars. when Mrs. Em- Those who love red tire and music but what the number 0' applit‘flhifl "RR ”In "WWII-K ." the Second Voting district exceeds Itnst of any other district. and these' young men should not. be forced to goR to Norwsilt to be made it was voted to hold a smoker somsl BRIDGEPORT. Sept. ’l.-~lt devsioir itime prior to the election The same ed today that Mrs. Norms Olsrks. the MERIDEN Hopi 7 ~The lin lodging. l committee an arranged the affair lsIt woman who WM murdered in New "II in Connecticut weio represented by year was appointed to arrange for "in. 'l'imdsi' night. was a resident of 11th selenium of the Hillel of "drum, lilie time pines and character of the this oil) during lull winter and but in Mormon yesterday. ”9..de pun: nffsir on this occasion. Ioi‘ien Men a visitor here since that Halnig, of New Haven. presided at The meeting adjourned In a happy time She is survived by a sister who the business session, and George pug. frame of mind. the members being ‘3 “VIBE in Bridgeport “OW. Ind 10" cider, of Merlden, secretary for 25 considerably encouraged lily; the outta: two weeks ago was here on bust yams read his re ort altowln s mem- mistic feeling which prove ed among - ”prim” of 2,023 I?“ "9 “17;“ in IM:those present. I During the stay of. Mrs. Clarke in em: usiiuetIII‘III AliliilAl. BBiWEliTlilll Mu...— as. I 8”“!le FBI IIEIRl I VIIIIPIIRK LAWN ' "I" I BREWERS; Like all other provious lawn parties. the can held last evening under the auspices of the Winnipsuk Social sud Republican Clubs was an enthusiastic success Money was made hand over list. as the expression goes. and it is estimated that over $50 Was cleared. Kochsrs orchestra furnished music tor the dancing. which was held in the. Winnipauk club house and enjoyed by the large throng. I . The last trolley car wsitbd until arm of her brothenin-law. C. M. Dam leis. of Norwalk. At the chancel they were joined by the groom and the 'mons was awakened by the noise oi’ Isre warned to show themselves in the best man. The choir sang Mesh their walking about the house sadistreets this evening. for the display deissohns msRIoh for the recessionsl. ‘ celled to her son. thinking that he had will sxosl anything that The Norwsiksf Rgottsn up. From the lllmmous home the but; stars wont to the Btsrr house. about Is quarter of s mile distant. and gained Th. bride‘s gown was of crane mom have exp-richest! up to the present tor. trimmed with pearls. She store A time. iveii trimmed with orange blossom! The spirit is in the sir and is cstch- and carried I shower bouquet of chr1- night at the meeting. IThis mold or honor wore a gown 6th Iominoidsrsd net with I lace "picture, hat. I Following a reception Mr. and Mrs. IHuil left for I trip to Delaware Water? Gap. They will be at home after Oa- tober 15th at 116 Whaiey avenue. New :IHsvsn Ring. Everybody should be dissent to- ssnthmums Ind lilies at the valley. ; I . let stand lodge treasury. . this city there were many stor Iciroulstnd about her. According to n: cowrnscr ron' saioos worm. For felt I . . in Imam“? :IR:,IR,R7R:,R§0:"‘,fm'Z‘,:RI 1‘: The soisctmsn ot the town held a Roma in the vicinity of in. dintrlot new", and ‘Rliii 38R,“ donations to the meeting this morning sad awarded the where she lived here she married needy. He said Hernguri was the onlyi order in existence which paid sick benefits as long as a member was ill. Rlilt'lllg'pflid Bi brothers 813.139.“ nor along the north outside of the tires- street bridge to the United construc tion Company. of Albany. of. Y. rm van and Bevin Rook. contract for the pinning of s siMslit Robert Gill“. a bartender at th’ Wells hotel, less than a year ago. Since that time he has been working at various saloons around New Ha- 12:05 ociocit. so that the Norwsiit neopl- whc attended might be able to remain until the and of the festivities. This was some appreciated by the large number who attended from both hermit and south Norwsik. Miteshments at Ivory nature ems served and the must entertaining faw- lilx months illness in the test were notified later by telegram that 'entrsncs through s that door window. i on the first floor slut the burglars I... .II. I... III“... I... I... i resins iiEBIIlEiiBE Rbmoch and the other I diamond pin, E'TEIE” " IRRIILIIS without awakening them. Mrs. [Marni ing on the second floor. Was awakened residence. in West “on“. had been “RR “w in” flashlight “R RR“ "R“ " entered and it number of smell si'tiI ad I match. which frightened the by mm. bursisrs sway. Mrs. Dean said the of the South No'rwslit 1mm «me [The bedroom of Mr. And Mrs. Starri cases, one contain g s diamondi mother of Mrs. Starr who was sieeu- In“, (“I that Mrs. John H Ferris‘ til” *9“ 60mm! “NW" 511° “in“ ales and trinkets stolen, presumably new one ms and iii“ hit "I “WWI IleIilnii Tuesday .vsning, and chief Wit. was brought to the attention The popular couple received many beautiful presents" of silver. cut glass. « checks and furniture, including s hem- I. some dinner set tron) the manhunt“: ‘ St. Paul's chair. I .I mints were present from New Hep ""Rumy but mum nu concoct Ind r h I A The cilia-rs einctsd were! President, wog:fi::f:,:flni.1mmus to William scanner, Ni? Britain’s vice Itoot mensw- ‘9' ”Q “9‘" in that president. Julian Is Kiwi Mlfliiflil “#th W I 'w r grand warden. Robert W “I“? “an? :0 tRitsRnhRe may; .1 sidewall: for nodes Refused ts Murry. As the story goes. litre. clerks met a Norwsik mini fit this city last winter who wee wealthy. She refus- ed to hurry him It the time and he returned to servants and committed suicide. Her friends yesterday were clitoris. ”all! .ed to learn at the tumour. sit-hound! tum accompanied the puts. “this will be the lust. attain of thornsturs this'sesson. but it is the third sue careful one. Ind all are pleased with their efforts. .I I . it you can ever: mods I smell they knew um Inc has cits; «prowl .ed ties for Rio hum ‘ “ An entrance into the dwelling was I TRIO steamer John P Wilson Will M 1W Q WRMOW. opening - ~NOTIGK. luvs the Norwallt steamboat 00.: into III. pm in the pup pf on. A special bitsinoss nineties or in pier. South Norwstit. st in“ Busdsv.‘ house. pm pm In. “den is not yet: South Neri‘r‘sik mount (lamb will sort. to. toe saris noes. am for shown but only small minds were round on, and; endorse. sec. wallets I on." the dorm. ’ for Isle subtitle i r prints on this window point to the feet that this lob tits purpose at hesitation report the Pulpit haunting and .- sill ul There is no clue. Ilium it. Ponhluston i: investigating RR: gxggn Homestead; L. I, end I W Rm mg. ’ I . I: I “NOTICE i
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