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:80th Harwell: Fire dearInIent
H66n6ro Harold F. Dilirk. For
Foilr Years its Head
III I. IIIIIIII
l 1 . . her brother, Rev. N W. heed, pastor . .
“VIBE" 6'" Pnsnmu of the Grace Baptist Church in that “ms msmav PWIISEB
city. Miss Reed comes of a good tam-
lly and was educated in Virginia and . . 1
L public schools of Waterbury. ' i.“ " "B.
“6 hill" Hr." 8i)!”- H' Stimuli, The reception'glven by the church SWIM ‘n I F u N
If" spam" Assistants was in charge or a committee of ladies “93km.“ With Ii PM“!
composed as follows: Mrs. M. T. Bag- 1
. ley, chairman. Mrs. G. W. Johnson.
'lhcre” ”who not a discordant note at Mrs. Martha White and Mrs. James Although noise and bustle are lack-
the lingual meeting or the South Nor; Street. .The addresses or Welcome log. one or the most actlye political
WalllVli ire Department. last night, ev- “I?“ made in the 9.3.0,». mg, by the campaigns over carried on in tho ble-
ery omcer being elected and every following doocone. (i. W. Jam“. Jo: tory of the city of South Norwaik is
motion passing with unanimity. The aoph Willie “a James 8...“... Truo- Mill! profit!“ by” u“ Mama :3.
following omcel's were elected by the teen Whitley. Smith and 3““, ". ”Mn and, by in; individual condi-
caetillg of one ballot for one one: 3.3.3.. in caring for the 5““... while dotol In my flow ‘ Election '11.“ are
.Chlef Eligincer~ileorge . Boga" a number or young ladies served the being studied-wind ovary man in the
due. , collation. Many guests were from out 0“? Mo 6“th W 0? Vi“ N ‘9'
“‘5‘ ”“5”” Chm Eng‘l‘m“ ot-town. including several ministers. broached within the amt-v days by
H",“'6d 1" Zeinn'. who spoke briefly. commending tho "9"? u" candidate. NV"! 33109 I!“
second Asaietani Chief Engineer— church for its noble act in giving this "1an Republic-n W 9"”
Jncgb H. Scllnub, .lr. receptIOu. m nymph“, which mg. 1mm
1 Secretarywcharles E‘ Lockwood. The entire church deserves great houra. “"3 Mk HIM land! In it! 1'0-
Tl'eaaurer—uhlbort n Winchester. credit for the. honor paid to its pastor turn! W a” mm with ”m“ It is '5‘
B“Dolmtuwnt-Pilvlitlan-«Dr. Henry C. u... m, wit-6 a”, New, I,“ been dilated. concentrated steam have
arm at
in Norw now for ol bleell m0! boon mode ‘° W“ tho “6’“ *- "
Chief Engineer traveler. Clark. who m. “.3: m. ,. J... M... . g Whig tats politicians seamless 1
presided. had a very severe cold. oou- a...“ lap on “m u, m... when mg. m. .u'g M m m “*3 :6, .
"V -' c “fimukm '6 $613?le ”.lncontsel rmm‘mwmflmm'flwfi
v... “a...“ in NM:";° 9W Wiener-ammo: shoves trrlmlwwu WWW I...
lovo'for Hr. Nichols and no lo wo hy
. 1°. ‘1. their “mm“... “a mp.“ With Judge William I‘ Tammany
- beading tho Republican: fight, and
Mayor Albert it. Pohluiou tho
”Hunts lflx light of an othor. the our to: him
1 one—hitter not in the oonoo otoamltv.
. but bluor in that ovdry Mint tho
'8 m." “WE, tray is being fought for atobbornly.
1:. I The Republican loadoray who are
V'. 666.conducting6 the commit} {or June
1 . Tammany are eonddont of victory.
.mldultorl mm... trying w, mm... m. m. “m ,,
“ “m. "I. “I“ from ”thelr'o Io Jodie Tumours,“ listen
1 will bear the closest ocrutiny. that
WWII ill WOW there woo6 no real fight in tho caucus
and that there have boon no evidence
“we“ can"... ”mad..." ”on“... of late of any internal dissatisfaction
1 in tho party. all at which added to tho
by Attorneys Lover: “d Finkoiotono well-known tart tb tth ' have a com
before Judge Howard J Curtis at tho 6 1 | ey
, . ' tortoble working majority of 150 elec-
superior court to have Rafael Marx.
. .. d d . , ed tro tore seems reasonable.
V ‘ * ' ‘ " ,"" .l‘m" u or. a?“ m On the other bond.both Mayorl’clhl-
4536' " Chief Engineer George w. Godarduo ”m“ at rom ‘ sanitar m “t We“ man and the Democratic powers that
9°“ was Mt huh" yesterday. and be assert that they see nothing but no
(Continued on fourth page.) WI“ be 119"“ further Tuesday. tory. They rely on the fact that How
-—*---—--¢-~ Dr. A. R. Dlofondorter of New Ha-
~8PEOIAL or Pohlman is still enjoying his usual
. van, a noted allohiot, teatiflod tor Dobbin“! “m... but been lifllll'iiwll‘
Genuine Spring Lamb lags, 16c 1b.; Marx and told the court u,“ be had '
l..." . . .0 , h P bii- M k - in during the post year by the acid
9‘1“” ”’5' ‘ c 1“ u I 3" 9!! the men under observation for two 0; hie administration
“2 50““1 Mill“ 8“ ' h d that In hi 0 lnlon he was ‘
.. 0“" I“; b Id b 5 hi: libot it is apparent on tho surfaco that
1 1 ' none on ' °“ "9 9 r y. the real Ioaue of the campaign will be
3“"“6w' POTATOIO. ”“1"“ Judge R. E. Doll‘oroat. who is w t i
I. Josolott'o. ’12 North blain 8i » I“ “W °“ °‘ “ mm" 6’“ l” "“"I
rainedgylho velour; or :tarx. 15:10“ the council will receive some consider
1 9 ‘V “9“ u “m l' 0 Q“‘“°“" alien and every Indication is that the
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U ‘. " “15.128.35.16." "”4 m 0” WM ill- and": i- I mu ““0 Republicans will make desperate in
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Training .Ihip Drills Out of Channel
and is Caught at Low Tide.
IIIIIDGEPORT, Slept. lbs—emitting
.0ut of the channel in Bridgeport har-
bor by force of ii and wind‘whiio at
anchor, the l‘. 8. training ship Machine
wuu hurt] and fuel on the mud data
this morning. At low water her water
lino was several feet above the sur-
face and she was plainly resting on
the mud.
'l‘hle embarrassing situation came
about ‘yeaicrdny when there was a
strong wind blowing toward Steeple
chase. Before the ofllcors of the Vol
eel realized any change in the position
or the Machine and had drifted over
the mild Iiata ot_Msior“Hsrry Taylor's
cciehl‘nted bottle necked outer hsrbor.
, When the tide went out she Woo hard
and last.
No dialculty was anticipated in tree-
his her at high this this attorneonnbilt ‘
one was a prisoner while tho Valor
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New Pastor and Wife Honored
by Many Parishioners
The Grace Baptist Church gave "a
trend reception to Rev. and Mrs. L.
G. Nichols. last evening. in the church
in Butler street in honor at their re-
cent ntal-stage. which occurred on Au-
gust 18th. in Wntorbury,‘at the home
of the bride.
The church was beautifully decora-
ted with flowers at aiiltiuds and pro-
eented a very handsome appearance.
iThe bride was formerly Miss Evelyn
Reed. of Waterbury. who lived with
and sale to be at large who. would
pile up furniture in a house. pour kero-
sene on the pile. and attempt to set it
on lite.
The witness replied that he did not
have thwraot under consideration.
Dr. McFarland. in whose eanilarluln
the man was placed. testified that
Mara, who is so years old, is dithering
train senile mania; and although he
has physicallyflmproved. he did not
think he had mentally. Marx was
placed in the sonitarium by Sigmund
Hirechborg.
Bridgeport. a nephew.
Ill. nut-r Ill—m
up had for by
6 recommen-
y build of the
‘ d culture and endow
of it Sanford ovanuor
at THE intuition
", oi Wickerahamr .
Supportersoiiiayur Poillnlanond
ludne Tammany are confident
oi succm
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roads into the council ranks and the
opinion prevails among many that they
will elect their entire council ticket.
the Socialists. with William insta-
brook Chancellor at the head of their
ticket tor mayor, are to be reckoned
upon to make a strong bid for the sev-
eral positions. The leaders at the
“third party." uncalled. are planninz
an active and vigoroue campaign with
frequent moan meetings and rallies.
the first of which yill be held tomor-
row night.
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moisten nitration.
gum and holes at Spring our».
wide Ib. . '
Foroquarwrs Spring Lamb, 8o lb.
Native Fowio. 200 lb. 1
Boot Cut Shoulder Steak. ii lbs. 18o.
Lean Pot ltdaot. loo lb. 1 I
Prime ”till”; Incest. lanai, like lb.
spring bomb Chops. up lb
1 Stew loath. to lb.
booted Hood Lettuce. I and So head.
Slllillfi'
‘ town. This is the port at the street
1z;.'."‘"W.. ,1 . ,
6 PREPARING VON .- Ad Ho OUTING
Broilers and Frying Chickens. Ibo lib ~
1 tlorihlrd. who, to by virtuo
V‘MI‘I‘O ills; Plant. I and the. soon. 1 ,
, “inflame Pinoappioor $1.00 -
The paving million ‘appolntod
some time one b! a city attesting to
lave-tints into thematic- or the van
ious terms or street pgvoloonto and
to make a roport or thoir delimitation
breeds that Water street be paved with
brick. Main street with brick trout
Wail street to a point at or near Union
avenue. and with hitulltlilo thorn title
point to the New cocoon road. and
West avenue the chills ituath with
billluthict 6‘66“
From the tool that the report has
not been signed bytho monitors of
the committee. comprised 01 the city
council. the city hoard-ct estimate and
taxation and the dilution as a whole
shown that it to a unanimous ro~
port of the cmmi - . 1t ll {hombre
a majority tom Hooter number
revonag tho Johnnie.
it is said honor callous authority
that a minority? W is to ho prepare
ed by those who nothoortlly in
favor oi the abovo die. The con-
tontlou on the oftllo minority of
tho commit“. is brick all the way
lemons-s ssol‘anh Pads).
“Jon was mom- on Dav.
7-pasoengor touring nor. limouslnoand
taxicab. Tel. 103‘".
The metabolic Power company. of
Norm to to start work no. leads:
in Halo street. ”lulu the gas atoll
throughout that thorouobdoro and to
nowiag on old oorvice” pipes intotllo
various rosidoocoo on the street. this
to in When to: the brick pave
moat to be laid there to the paving or
the Norwalk pity otmta.
The statement of this work Ionnda
simple enough but when the work ac-
tually is contemplated by the com-
pany they soc what a monstrous up
dortdhing it really will be. How to
keep a supply of gait in tho various
houses while the service pipes are bo-
iug ro-loid has become quite a prob-
JOELDM. will be loo-lend well bytho
contractors. no doubt.
The pipe to he laid is a via-inch main
to replace the old threednch one now
in Main street. This will be all that
will he required tor the supply at gas
in Main street for years to come and
as the pavement is to ho permanent.
the work quarter the mhino must be
all complotod before the pavement
work is boom
The work will start Monday, proba-
bly at North avenue nnd continue to
ward Wall street and the center of
which will ”in all mbability be paved
first and thumb“ powor scholar Is to;
get this end of the street oil their
hands at the oorlipst poulblo date.
The company is also roplacihg an
old main in tones piano with a new
tour-inch main. This work is bolus
hurried along- qulto rapidly.
Arrangements are rapidly being
completed tor the annual cold day ”or
American Revolution. to be held at
Nomination on October it A grout
lam attendance is expected. New
button dive or ill»
oilfieldt ttivolutlohsry lumen
idont course ”o. r. M
mittoo. ism relieve: Iloaotlloh Irma
bull, Not-vii
investigated and moored their re- 1
port The committee's report rodumv‘ ”
who-- supply malls
mumcnyum'
the boddoduiiut society. dildo ct flit V
deal In idtsiosuto using aided and ,il !
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totals. rut committee appointed lo
Premier.“oi6 Russia ” .‘qblthoulh
eolmlygrullutu' binned
todurvivo
wtllltlilil
III “Mill iiIiIiii
camsuoililmioossrlesci
Faeiivltiubllrlndillenay
Kiev. Bessie. Sept. xvi-mum ap-
pears to be glounds tor the hope to
day that It. ANN“. Premier 0!
aunts unto till) 1906. and one at
tho otrongest oflolals that tho lovem
mootottllo mnemonic
moatyesrog11'“‘tortllotinm
outwith the attack 012‘” ”south.
Fired upon at closdiangoaabesat
detenoololo fill hie chair at the blunt-
cipal Theater. last night. the wonder
escaped with two wounds neither 0!
which. it is said. wogo diocesan"?
total.
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lard nevomoot having its origin on
the west side and numbering among.
Ito octivo mason Charles H Plush.
Don M and W'.‘ I m thb of-
tiotI. will ho launched at a meeting”
to be hold at tho Hark Twain library
at 8: to p. in. on” Saturday at this
week. All cltisono are invited. The
Movement to town wide in its scope
forth in a letter at inlviation to at-
toad Saturday's meeting which gives
mine Redding Protootlvo tongue. To
quote from the prospectus:
"This town association is to be
tomod for tho plooorvotion and can
land. férsoia and streams tor the pro
motion of good tollow‘sllip. and tor
residonts and land- owners of bedding
of objects of civic interest. benefit
and betterment.
"The am also in this direction, due
to tho opprooohltid“ hunting ‘sessou.
should be the general pooling at land.
tor. the pasvoutioli of the wanton
slaughtor .ot mo, mail I“. for ios~
soniag disputation at (most iii-so and
and other property by careless and
orrooponaible hunters who «ionic tor
the moat port from outside the town.
"The main obloct ”of tbol'aoaooiation
town or nodding thorough concerted
eitort. public spirited.» progressive. and
non-partisan action on all matters ct
Iownbotterment and Improvement.
‘i‘hosa attending the initial meeting
are requested to come prepared with
may; or suitl‘yals oam. who will
torment the dliiorent sections of the
town as troll as tile town; at laru
will he to “
, lllIII illllllilllli ‘-
Ill IIlIIIIII Illl
wanna rounder
, bhcworo: clearing Manley afternoon
Sumo Fine, Examples of Work-
, inaneilip Seen in Furniohlnoo at
South Harwell Trust Co. _
m.
Good workmanship in any craft is
appreciated and thine who delight in
export work in wood are advised to
pay a visit to the new South Norwslk
Trust Company building and examine
closely the natures of that beautiful
interior. Frank I-longsbach. of the
Volt Manufacturing Company. at
Grand Rapids, Mich, who had had
charge or this portion of the work is
a toaster mechanic in woodwork. A
cabinet maker by trade andathorough
artlsn. he has put the boot there'is in
him’ in this ion and the ~reoults are
everywhere apparent. it is a pleas-
ure to watch this man work‘ tor a call.
lull observer quickly notes that he
knows his business and is an expert,
which fact immediately purrounds him
with interest. ‘
The oiliclals of the bank pay the
highest compliments to Mr. Hens
hach. who leaves tomorrow tor other
Midi”! or endeavor and speak in the
W terms of the character of work
”which he has done.
There is another part ot the work
which has attracted much attentoin
and that is the marble portion of the
days ago mayo“
aponsiblo workmanao well so an export
Ho has been identical! with the build-
ing of many at the important and
~ slghtly structures in the country which
”Whom W tho post low 1 1"
ouosovornoloutbufldiogwhichisln,
‘éi6'.r I
the course at. mcmV
~ --AT THI m WNW
you will find one Vogho.‘ Jbroad
cookies. etc. N. 8607. ,
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“DOING. Iopt. tbs—A while wel- ‘3‘I8T‘I‘6 ““31
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and entirely non—political in its nature.
and objects. These. objects are set'
for stoppino the destruction ct knees I”
will. however. be. to obtain ”for the
”I”. “ll-‘8
Hbtt'rrolvo albedo—Iciclcsl sh”-
polnlnonts announced today by Blotter
John 1: Iliisn; ot the some catholic
diocese of Hartford. are as tollcws:
Rev Francis L PluPatrlck trons
St Mary‘ s. billiard to St. story's.
Bridgeport (assistant): Rev. John J.
Keane. from St. Mary's. East Hartford.
to St. Mary's. Norwalk ,(ooolstant);
Rev. Richard P. Morrlosoy. from at
tho proposed organisation the name of blow a. Watertown. to St. Mary’l Lola-
villo (assistant); i'tov George Donahue.
from St. Edward‘s. Statiord Springs.
anti: Rev. Edward Walsh. from at.
servodbu or ltd natural resources on Mary's. Wlillmntlc. to Sacred Heart.
Waterbury (assistant); Rev. James r.
McDonald. from St. Mary'.o East
the friendly furtherance by all my Bridgeport to St Peter’ a, Hartford
(assistant); Rev. William F. O'Brien.
to St. John‘s, Wollortown (oooislant)
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MARY PEACHII '0! ILICING.
7 d: 10c qt. 1.. Joooloif, 72 No. Main St.
avorlltll soon 61
" restatement
NEW YORK. Sept. 15.~—-Another
young Italian was caught today with
a bomb in his pooeoslon. but ill this
case the police say the prisoner had a
lighted match in his hand which he
had just applied to the sputtering ruse.
Detectlvoo from the ltollan squad who
made the discovery Quickly extinguish
ed the fuse and captured the lighter
otter chasing hint to the root at all
east side tenement house and mm»
lag” oovsral shots. None or the bullets
took sheet.
The prisoner. Giovanni Rinse. and
Zia. rein-ed to talk ind” mad as hot
ad, Gui-oppi VOhI‘tohllo. who was
“gently with o booth under
to St. Mary's. East Harttord (assist;
Itsln that the gpvomr will not sign
out.
here.
lover company 1m ,
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the senate. billet
interior, Mr. Packard of the Vermont 1 .3 toolin
Marble Works. who «no till. work to si°*”°°‘°"' “‘° W 8 “l“
man with wide reputation and a re-I ,1... amended M681!!!” conning!
Ibupropristlon bill which the
passed and rumor hole; 3on
WIS VIBIIIR
133 i I
House Potato Bill ill 86ers Hip.
Despite Attempt to Block ”
Quorum. ream
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Compremlao oil the lily Vii 6
ldflnflhip Mailer 6
marrow. com. “Fireman's:
both branches or the General
bly yesterday bad all tho exam
they needed to hoopthohyv intone '
legislation in the closing hours.
your. messages
highway and m and m "
duos. moved to Want Norwslg av
13” three all". mentioned
bavo been out; in amorous” .
during tho may of tho Min
vicinity and thoopproprlatioo
' The crusher is being moved ted”.
Cedar street having been «seldom _.
laat night. The West Norwalk avenilVo
will be repaired tor a distance otabolb .
two miles. as for all the share of tho
district? may will permit. We;
Norwalkers will appreciate this work. 1 1.;
for their street has not been in tho
best at condition for some time
Bmd OtFoot Repairo ”,
The oeloctmen have a turns at W
at work open Brood street and W
Main street to Silvernilne avenue
highway is being gravelod and pit
the best possible shape tor ‘
Residents of this much are p
with the work already acmpli‘s
-musxallaouo, your: enclcm‘w
each. L. Juniors. 7: No. Main it.
will ram Min ,
Itellvll III iliiiildil
, ,
A very successful lawn party all
festival was given by the members at
the German Lutheran Church restore ‘
day afternoon and evening. but owing, I
to the cold weather. the iostivitlfi ,
were held in the. chapel, instead of“
the lawn as was originally dosl .
However. this did not provont tho
dies in ohdrao of the slim from
ink up their illuminating deco
last eroding. and tho pretenco
lighted Japanese lanterns” on did his
Itt’oot attrocted not a little otlloiiildil.
hubby
than lodiod proving
most oldelontjand «own bonito
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diatom
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