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The United States Government,
the Brotherhood of Railway Engineers Appear to he
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.Thc Wreckage Practically Ali Cleared Away-411'. and tire-
Traoey Gave Aid to injured
t.
"as.
Much of the wreckage of the
Springfield express, which was derail-
ed and wrecked at Suugatuck, when
the engineer attempted to take .a
crossover at a rate of speed estimat-
ed at from 50 to Rif‘miles. was cleaned
away by nighttsii. yesterday. There
remains the wrecked bridge that
“ spans the old highway tllfll. leads from
M’estport to South Norwaik; the
overturned engine is at. one stile of
the roadbed; most of the ercked cars
have been taken away, but the twisted
iron, rails, parts of wreckage plowed.
and torn roadbed, broken poles and
not work of wirenstlil remain as Inn1e
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‘4 Smoker to be Held Sean and
Much Enthusiasm Displayed
liver Coming Election
An enthusiastic meeting of the
South Norwalk Republican Club was
held art the headduaretrs. in Washing-
ton street. last evening, at which
aim m
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Width counties
' the trouble with the dog was rabies.
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State and county lilticiala and
evidences of Thursday's disaster.
Sightseer: Aplenty.
The scene of the accident, however,
still retains its interest ,for
sightsecrs, and the number of visitors
yesterday was very large. The clear-
ing of the wreckage yesterday did nOt
bring to light. any bodies and the list
of the dead remains the same.
Three Investigations.
There was started yesterday three
separate investigat‘fons into the cause
of the wreck, one by CountyCorouer
(Continued‘on l tit Pun).
Ilia one notice 4 .
in all. II. e. um
um.
Veterinary Surgeon Dr. H iii. mates,
of South Norwaik was called to Camp
street Nor-walk yesterday to emulate
.ter to a dog. and he found arrival that.
Dr. Bates acted promptly and shot the
canine.
The dog. a beautiful collie, was own~
ed,,-by the Frankfeidt brotherS, the
and had evidently been bitten by a.
time the officers for the ensuing year
were elected and reports of campaignl
I
workers received The reports show-|
ed that the conditions at the present
time indicated a Republican victory
for Monday A
Tile rooms were crowded when the
meeting was called to order. The non»
hinting committee of three. composed
of Daniel Dunlap. id. ll. Doulens and
(3. N. Smith brought in the following
homey. which were elected to oilfice:
President—~8. S. Jarvis.
First A~ Vice-President-Gcorgo W. Bo
gardus.
Second Vice-cheideiitmilarry V7
Mather
" Third Vice-Presidentm’r. J. smith.
Secretarywh. Dwight Keep. ‘
Treasurer—George B. Tallmndge.
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The meeting being open, President
Jarvis have It with an inspiring talk.
outlining the plane for the corona
campaign and suggested that s amok.
or 1ch hold in the near future.
urged the members to not together
and work tor the interests at the
party. Remarks were also made by
loseph it Taylor. William Miller and
other».
After the meeting Mlourned those
intoruicd in IIIiB city campaign held
n meeting. honom Ayers listened to
and plans for the election day work
were made.
wilt-rill and confetti dance. closing
ci‘ Mason. at listen 1’0th4 Saturday ,
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night. .
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invitations are out liar A
A of idle: Ethel P. Psi-met
., of tires; rational Intricate»
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mad dog some time ago. Dr. Bates
said: “The case was most typical of
rabies" as a forceful way of putting
the extent the disease had reached.
INo other cases of rabies have been
"null 10qu nu up
wit the} Republican Administration
4 intends to remodel into a police etc-
this and lock—up Why Mill.- loch-no a» ~A
marchers of the cap concern that was‘
-burned out in Camp street last ycsr.‘
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During the last city campaign. the
Republican Prose Committee was con-
tioualiy advising the voter to lock out
of the window and cos it any or the
cityfa‘money was being spent lnhis
neighborhood. lin the close or this
campaign. the Democratic Press Com-
mittee invited you to look out or the
window and it you are fortunate
enough to live on West avenue. you
will see the street torn up in entici-
pation oi the laying of $37 000 worth
of pavement on that portion oi! this
one street in the city limits.
it you live on Water street. when
you look out of the window You will
see the beginning 01 the spending of
the $63 000 left of the bond issue in
Roman Rodd work. No one ever
heard of “Roman, road" until it was
"wished" on- the present council.
Even the contractor knowsit is an ex-
periment for it is not guaranteed tor
wear, nor bonded for time. Why
spend over one-third of a $100,000
bond issue on one residential street,
and deprive the nest of thecity of its
share? and why spend $63,000 in an
experimental mar
if you live near the City lot Rook
central are stutter; ever built in a city
of less than .10.000 population. Why a
central tire station away from the
business and manufacturing center
and 4,m“spite‘of the protest of a dozen
of our4,bixgost manufacturers. and
against the judgment or every the“
lighting expert?
Take another look at the city lot
and see the tcbe- abandoned Putnam
Hose House, ‘built at a coat of $14,000
‘and: lly equipped tor a tire house.
Minoan! to s 130.000 library on a
000’1015. and adjacent to Qhe‘ town‘s
largest public subsoil
W-e‘ Oppose any such arrangement.
it you live on North Main street-—
new City Hall.
structure?
it you litre in the Whistieville Die-
trict. look out of the Window and than
figure out hon much of the city's‘
IbranA ‘ew bond issues or tax calico
to being spent in your natal»
borhood. Not a dollar'l'wo h.
The “Powers that he" think enough
at your votes to take one of the three
voting machines out of theIclty's cen-
ter to'ihstruct you how to vote the
straight Republican ticket, but not 1
isn’t it a beautiful
. tions”
reported today. but it behooves dog
owners to keep thélr animals home if
they Would not have them contract the
epidemic which is traveling about this
section oi the state.
my candidates ,
roe cannon now
At the conclusion of the meeting of
the South Norwnlh Republican 0th
that was held last evening the tens
torlnl committee of the twenty'aixth
disirlcR hold a meeting in the emcee
of. Attorney George H. Vosburgh. The
situation wahdtscussed at. some length
,nnd Ernest O. Rhonda, chairman of
i the committee issued rust! tor the sen-
atorial convention to division Fridal'.
October it at 2 o’clock in the utter-
noon at the Norwalk Hotel. at which
I thus a. «Middle for state senator will
be domiciled
.Therg are several avowed candida
9,11 tor the poIIItton in the hold. They
lire Clarence Jackson of Wiitdn; liab-
'ininln P. lined in. of New Cancun, and
'Cbarlcs ill. Wlhnmeon. of Barton. 01!
the three Mr Jackson teams to have
the mm strength.
a
.muvic ANIM
disbarred to put through
, the
dollar for improvements for your ben-
edt.
R it you live on Haviland street take
a look out of the window at the old.
unsanitary looloup and police station,
the cause or all the agitation for new
public buildings. and then remember.
that with everything also taken care
of, there is absolutely no provision
for a new. police station or look- up.
With contracts out that will use up
more than the 375.000 voted for new
buildings, taken look out of the win-
dow and try to see where the money
tor interior finishing and furnishing
is coming twin.
The amended charter provides that
ion Bout Mill. in each Year. one}; you.
mime of the council shall dicta AIM-
Inent shading money expended. but.
one on hand. and all outstanding oon~
tracts and bills» .
This provision was ill-sited so that
the voter might know More citation
or the exact dnnbcis'l condition ofmh
department. and otitccr oi Md. This
is the tire). commutation” to more
it; True or statement ‘01 claimed bah
anode has been printed. but not, it
item of contracts outstandinii, nor ctR
bills contracted.
. lure these tactmccnmledt
The not Democratic “mint-truth
the laid
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have, a any ,
again with to see open Council meat- ‘
logs with oped hearings instead of the
present cut and dried attain? Do you
wish to have Rhone tittit obtained the
bond issue's sell that it is honestly and
lock out of the window and see the ‘
. .
bonds were said May 0th. on which A‘
we have been» paying m per cent, all
though up to the present time, not a
foot of road this been finished, and it
was only the foresight of city Tress
urer nodwcll Rhnt' has saved the city
from a. total loss or interest; by pub
ting the mond7 out again at the best
rate obtainable.
Do you,,M char.- again wish to
city attain? Do You
wisely spent..anu- the best possible
done with the bad Jobs already start-
ed?
it so. pull down the first lever on
the machine” The one opposite the
Democratic party. .
DEMOCRATIC PRESS OOMMITTEE.
' '1. , Advertisement.
filly Elastic] in South Harriett
Next Monday the some
linutuai Features
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With the cityslectlone at both ends
of the town coming on land”. Vmfihail W continue in power by mien-
politicians,
tnx the streets on both sides, dun-
pint here, plodding there. arguing,
known to them to prove to the voters
that they are the ones. To be sure;
work does not pay.
The complexion of the city tickets
One man will tell you that Miller and
be taken into consideration.
with the Republican ticket. The vot
Aver obwm
by the mechanism at the new his
column split tickets on
on Kids than on the paranoia
traces of all loyal and independent
.4 the party of accomplishments and pro
4 flesli‘lmd not in the captions and.
l ' friends. who. as usual have nothing to
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candidate: and R thelrI
trialled are putting up a; M fight to-
,W for votes. Candidate! are Nanny
haggling and using every means
this does not 'apply to all the candi-R
“I“: 1°” ”W believe that "“5" old in the perpetuation of eil'clent.|
is somewhat shady in south Norwallc
the Republican tick-ct will win out and
weather will say just the opposite. A
canvass tails to reveal the true con-
dition of metro and inc new voting
machines promise to be an element to
At this writing, both parties ap-
pear to be running nook and neck
with thomdvantaae. if there be any.
in; machines are an whiowledl'cd fac‘
tor in the election old. your. There
up little doubt, but what the manner
will he to vote straight ttclccte u my
would become coutuled In splitting,
their ticket on tho new. machines. it
this be true. thieR condition will lever“
tilt; Republlol'h party ' sunny-potting
to ihe‘in'ot that their Andi-mar majorly
in somewhat larser than that oil the
minerals. 750a thp other head. this,
Inilht work another way u mm
auxin, he more of the Republicans bob
to understand more mo ‘1
Inn has {top that reason there would
Republican Administrator Last
Year the Best in City’s
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The Republicans at“ the City or
South Norwalk, ask again the suf-
voters.
Proud of its splendid record 0!
achievement in the administration of
the City's business, in the develop-
ment and beautifying of our city by
the erection at public buildings for
the more fitting housing or the var-
ious departments 0! the city, and in
the impending permanent improve
mantel our highways, the Republi-
the party on accomplishment and pm
mutt-Rodin: spirit oi our Democratic
suggest, nothing to odor. no plan for
progress 01“ civic betterment, but on
ly criticism and the carping spirit
which means either stagnation or de-
structicu.
Abraham Lincolns famous saying
that "it is dangerous to swap horses
when crossing a stream" is fittingly
applicable to the local situation. The
Republican oillcials of one city, on
trusted with power by an overwhelm-4
ling vote at the last city election. have
handled with economy lame sums oi
money. witbo ' fiRduR- or Raver. craft
.my‘ has been
ante appended. our
only; Milt-It, clean at all times, have
been especially ‘9 lilting the lull.
your.
Which than is the wiser course?
tion. the men who have been tried and
found ancient and honour 0r shall
we throwthem out. and place in cities
man without the necessary experience
to complete. and wholly . unfamiliar
with. the worn” admirably begun?
To these questions there can be but
one reasonable answer.
and independents. vote the Republican
ticket next Monday, and by so doinx.
Reconoinic and progressive city governv
meht.
Advertisement.
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Opening diopiay.of fall and winter
mlilincry. His! Polhemus. 80 Wash-
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‘ Voting machines will be used at the
cinnamon Monday.
The Republican lever on the face or
shine is the second lever from
theR Valid directly in line with }hc
word "Republican." ‘ ‘
Batons voting pull down the lei-lie
lever on the hack oi the ni‘nchlne. ..
Then. in order, to vote a straight
,mpubiicsn tic’ltet. pull towards you
the small lever on the moo oi the
teaching in line will: the word Rehab»
1cm x . I
‘_ \yotlns. pull up the lam lover
s not; at the machine, the: rep-
Repubiieeas I
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Fair Tonight. and Sunday.
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, Norwalkor in every sense at the word.
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earning the Men
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The ,Eniire‘ Ticket Composed of
Representative Citizens .
AThe Republican Party presents for
the earnest support of the'eiectors at
the. polls on‘Monday, the following re-
presentative citizens.
.For Mayor. William Miller of the
am of Church & Miller. a portal,
business man, and a member of our
many fraternal societies, awman who
has been active in the interests of the
city, of excellent judgment and cap-
able of giving the city a sound and
business-like administration. During
his two terms "as councilman. Mr.
bgiilsr has stood for progress and the.
people. One act alone accomplished
by Mr. Miller this year entitles him
to election. an act which has saved the
city runny hundreds of dollars.
But-ins previous administrations it
has been the custom for the councils
make notes for stints all money needv
ed and discount them with the local
banks. Mr. Miller devisedlho scheme"
or usinz the fund”! the water and
electrical Departments Afor these
needs. Where formerly the city bor-
rowed league sums clamouey until the
tax collections were turned in, money
which belonged to the city dad had
been lying idle without drawing a cent
this year through the efforts of Mr.
Miller. Such a man deserves your
support. ‘
For city treasurer Mr. Matthew 001'-
belt oo'mesbefcre you once more. a
candidate for his former 03100.2A.
capable business man, popular with
young and old: ever ready to lend a
helpingmand. always foremost in civic
undertakings. which means prom”
for the city, a staunch citizen. 9. South
For Tax Collector James Paul. a
clean business man with a life long
experience in bookkeeping and ac-
c,onnts a man specially equipped i'Or
theollice to w ich he has been nom-
inated. Do you want a tax collector
who will .be on the job from seven o'-
clock in the clothing until night;
whose place of business is on the
ground floor and easily accessible.
Such a man is at Paul. a business
man in every sort .and one who con-
ducts his business thoroughly and in-
offensively.
AA'l‘he CounciI Rtlclidt is made up or
man well known to our tax payers and
citizens. A.
George L Olivier has served twice
,ou the board or Councilman. Dorianw
All“: plant year he has been conspicu-
out in his Work si committee On my
lice. placing} the police torus on a
1 plane never before alt-lined in cut-4 J.
the citizens the hen
hues.
Archie 11‘. Nash is
prominent and out
men. He is active lathe
ment and well known“
In both organisatioashe
and his friends will mi
elected by a handsome
Dr. Hiram B. West. in
known to require a eulogy
served as counciliitlih, as
the Union School 1019th .
and at present is the health o
the city. in every positlc
demonstrated himself to be, It
the confidence’sjchjown him b“
low citinens. ‘ R
John W Smith, the popu
tary of the diet Finishers
is running for the first tiin
didnte for the council. He
liked by all who know him,
is no dcubt that: he will he
that he will mains n‘n exec}
ciai.
For City Clerk, John .1.
candidate for reelection}! .
a. capable, abusing edict
several terms in office.
has proven his worth. '30 had“
familiar with every dots!
poi-tent office which be;
His knowledge renders him
nisb invaluable informs
oilice holders, and his
forts for the good or
that the citizens can
refuse him rte-election
good ol.’ the city. He head
comment.
Charles A. Walters. o
prietors of the ‘Centra
pany is a candidate for
City Auditor.
Frank V. Raymond the.
lice sergeant, appears on
candidate tOr city aherlit
William Podmorc don ,
as treasurer of the wane '
Stephen is. Hatch has A" ‘
ated once again as ,w
men saying" he finance committee. tel 3* 4
spud
tor or dilutions. and
38 “Slim? at, voters,
places on the ticket,
Daniel Dunlap u'ldR
Ies are rennin: for
Charles iv. smith and 4
Lyon attract to be elected
at the board of relief
Every one or these an
of your vote.
The regultr bi-monthly Roi
Norwalk group of Downhill
president, of the group“
Jennings with the singing
aftemh‘ioh the Rev. R.
charge of the devotions). or.
car the singing of ductile
regular routine of bullion! ;
up pad the minutes of ‘
were read by the secrets
and accepted. A ..
tbs hrmAnsroenta'u
and it was round that .
bed 21 per cent. and ‘o
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