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at
Five Political Parties to be Voted On at POlls;
MONDAY, OCTOBER 6th, 1913
ON
Below are Printed the Tickets,- as Taken from the Sample Ballots Furnished the
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Town Clerk by the State Secretary’ 3 Office in Hartford.
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Those Who Have Not Sample Ballots, May Familiarize Themselves With the Candidates
on
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in the Field by Studying the Following. They are Arranged
in the Order They Come on Ticket
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET. PROGRESSIVE TICKET
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MAYOR MAYOR } MAYOR
.IIuESell Front Russell lI‘rost . Francis l. liul'neii
TREASURER TREASURER 1 CITY TREASURER
honey Montgomery LcRoy Montgomery I Wilfred nodwell .
SHERIFF . SHERIFF l CITY SHERIFF
Charles A. Voik ' Charles A. Volk I Augustus C. Knorr
COLLECTOR Oii‘ TAXES ‘ COLLECTOR Oil TAXES C(_)Ll.hll"l‘Olt OI" TAXES AXI)
Albert M. l’ohlman Albert llIi.I Poiilmlui ’ ASSI‘ SSMIIN‘ ”'IS
BOARD OF EDUCATION ‘ BOARD OF'IEIJUICATION ; liobcrl t). Mitchell
Two years——Dernard J. iReynolds, Two years-«Henry Sharer. “ BOARD Oli‘ 'leI)thA’i‘ION
John W, Olmsted. Four yearne-Alex. J. Rulnlnier, Wil-. Member for two yI:ars~—llenry C.
Ill‘mlr yenrs—Thomias ii‘. Clune. lialn it. Allrens. - | Sllcrel'. ,I ,
Sir years —~\\'illiam .l. Tracey. Six Warsaw-Harry IRider, Oliver i1. Member, for four yours»—-\\'llilam 1’.
TOWN CLERK Jackson. _ I Ward, William J. Devine.
TOWN CLERK
IHerbert R. Smith
..ilerhor-l It. Smith
SEIJIIQC'I‘MEN I llnrry lII. Scoiield.
Wallace Donn sutucrmax . TOWN CLERK
John Dl'iscoil Henry L. Rowland I Herbert ii. Smith
CONSTABLIIES V Wallace Dalln SELECTMFX .
rmnkn, StevensV" communes ululam G (j‘TrOIkcIllI VI
James S. Whitney Stewart. IH.--Eillott John. H. Gorhanl
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Member {or si.\ years—4). Iiul't‘ Hench,
CITIZENS’ TICKET.
MAYOR
Russell Frost
TREASURER
lllllloy Montgomery
SHERIFF
(‘hal‘les A, Vollt
t‘OllllifiIC'i‘Ol’. OII‘ TAXES
Albert M. l’ollllnan
BOARD OF lIllllililt'i‘lOX
'i‘wo yearnM—li. J, Reynolds.
Four yozlmmAlex .l. iilllnmler, Wil-
liam it. Alli‘mfl.
Sin yearildliui‘ry
Tracey.
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llider, William J.
'rowx (,IIJCIIK ,I
ilorilert it. Smith
HELICC'I‘M E.\'
Wallace .Oanu
Stewiri ii. Elliott
lumen. Sill; Henry C Seizer CONS’I‘ABILES llenrlyc. seiner-I.
Henry 0 Seller James H. Taylor ., Samuel (‘ lreland .lmm” Taylor
.{I qutqmmflm VOTERS“ I r, S’amllcl I“. Ireland . I. “Edwatd J Lad-£88188 I , ""T‘fmlnes 5. Whitney
lI‘fiI‘th—giiegnaal (liliFeelloy. i. } a; “Em Era-SQ OF VOTERS. _ lier'uVIq H Sills. . “ ' m V ‘Firfi Ward.
Serena .fenémloli' alignn; ' filmi~3iiseph Avai‘arier ' . . ., Henry .S Seizejr. , " ctii‘Vtéi‘lIlllrx
1‘IIII‘d—‘JQEIRII J. Dunning. Second-‘Edlvald Ii. Doniens. For the First Word, " IV . Jolili I) \lliue
g . . , , IFlrot Ward. 'I‘ItirdT—Loo Earle “COUNCIMQ'EN Michz‘l‘til .l ni'onluh
; .. GOIINOILMEN First IWard. John D, Milne . (OilhllSSlONERS
JohuI 1). Milne COITNIOIIMIA‘N Michael J. Iiiiordan ‘ Two years~¥l~‘litl'Iler Montgomery
Michael .I, Riordan John D. Milne uonnnorlllsnnlc'l'roiluissmx your yearsmh‘r'ndelhk t. trimmer.
Michael .I. ‘ Riordan
COMMISSIONERS
COMMISSIONERS
'i‘wo years—JI‘lctcher H. Montgomery.
ERS (First Taxing llistllct)
I..Member for two years—Fletcher ii.
II‘our Years—Frederick L. Chandler. TWO YenFS-"I“Ii‘l“l“'l‘ ”- MOIIIROHWTI- 1 Montgomeri
Six yearSHFrank I. Jones. Four warm-Frederick L. Chandler. I Member {or four yeflmwpmderipk 1L
DISTRII‘T TREASURER Six yearu~-—-Frunlt I. Jones, i Chandler.
Second Ward.
('OIINCILMICN
ilurry \\'. Mather
ltohcit M. \i‘oll‘e
THIS’DRII’VT (‘O‘l‘lMlStalONERS
lTwo _\'(;lll'n»—~Sleuholl SI. Hutch.
lil‘onr yearswllorace It. Nash.
Six years—4‘). William lIlnrl‘ord.
ELECTRICAL (.‘Oillb’liSSIONERS
Two yeal'siwi‘atrlclt l". liroplly. ‘ '
. Cheater IS. 8011er
Second W ird.
J10UNCIIJ‘I ‘uN - .
Robert M. WolfeI
(‘bnrlesVVI Pidgeon
DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS
'l‘wo yearn—Stephen S. Hatch.
Il‘our yenrs~iioruce it. Nash.
Six yearn~0hristlan Swartz.
ELFK‘TIUCAL COMMISSIONERS
Member For six years-Iv-I‘rank i4 .ioues.
DiS'l‘RIIC'i‘ TREASURER (l’il‘al Tux»
, lug District)
CHESTER S. SlCl.l.lI:(‘l<
IIIIL‘GISTRAR Oil‘ VOTERS (First Vot~
int; District)
Joseph A. Curler
For the SecOnd Ward
C(ll‘NClllMlCN
llarry W. Mather
Two years~Johu R. Spencer. Four warm—Frederick A. linuktL Robert M. Wolfe
lI‘our yearstiI‘l'ederlck A. liunke. . meier. .. I llOAI‘ti) Oli‘ DISTRICT COMMISSION
meier- 51* l'""”"""”"’""” "9”” EIIS (Second Taxing District!
Six yearew'i‘homus Robins. DISTRICT TREASURER ' Member for two teary-«Stephen S.
DISTRICT TREASURER Percy (L I‘zd-Wfll‘ds I'Iliicll.
(”rank C. ‘lieclwr Tim" Ward' ' Member (or four ,V'Oiii‘iI-‘vUOi‘iil’e YR
ThIl‘d Ward. COUNf‘IIJMAN ' Nash. . I
COUNCILMAN Edward T“ Sim”) Member for six )‘curHI—«D. William
. Edward F. Smith COMMISSIONERS Ilarl’ord.
IV'I‘wo veers-«Edward 18.3mm}.
Four leara~—Levi Jones
Six yenrfiwlfiills E. Howard.
DISTRICT 'l‘ll EASIYIIIER
COMMISSIONERS
'l‘wo Yenru~Samuci W. Kelly. I
‘II‘Olli' .l’eflril-~Dll\‘ld l“. Gould.
BOARD OF ELEC’l‘ltiCAi. COMMIS-
SIONERS (Second Taxing District)
”Member for two EOIII‘HIWI‘IIII‘ICII lI‘.
Six yours—wFrallkI I. Jones.
DISTRII'I‘ TREASURER
V Chester 8 Selieck
V wecond Ward.
(louxclt‘amu
Charles; .1. ' l’idgool’i
I‘ou'lils‘s‘lonun
Six yellrewt‘hristian Swal'lz.
El..Et'"l‘lii(.'..-\I. (‘OiiilISSION’ER-S
Two yous-minim it. Spencer,
Four )‘elil‘fl'j'Fl‘Cdi‘l‘li‘k A.
mcler.
DISTRICT TREASURER
Frank i‘. ileclier
Third Ward.
POI'NPll.‘ll.-\N
Edward F. Smith
(,‘OilillSSiONEnS
'l‘wo yeai'uI-- Samuel W, Kelly.
.Il‘our years—— lllH‘Id II‘. Gould.
Six vears- h‘ills iI‘. Howard
DIS'lltlf‘T mhnmmmt
(hilrlco WI Lane. Jr.
Fourth wa'rd.
(‘OliXi‘lLMAN
iiobcrl iIJ. London
Fifth Ward.
t‘()('.\‘Cii..\i,-\N
Wei-10y ll. Wood
llunke
PREPARE FOR. A. B. A.
BOSTON Oct. 4.-Wlth the arrival
yonterday of (I ouoral Secretary 1. mill
worth and tunive amlatanls to count
headquarters at a local hotel prepur
utionn tor the thirty- ninth annual con-
.iontlon o! the American Bankers Aili-
noolailou were in full swing The
convention will open next Monday. Ai- .
ready banking houses throughout the
their buildings
l- ‘ilonr‘y‘ ll. Rowland .4
‘ ”i ' (*(mts’l‘AIBLES
PEOPLE'S TICKET.
MAYOR
Francis I. Burneli
CITY TREASURER
\i’ilired IBodweli
CITY SHERIFF
Augustus C. Knorr
COLLECTOR OF 'i‘A.XES AND
ASSESSMEN \"I‘S
Robert G. Mitchell
BOARD OF‘ FDUCATION
Member {or too yearn—Henry C.
Sherer.
Member for four leals~Wiiliam 1’.
Ward William ..I Devine
Member for six yearsviJ. Burr Blach
Harry E Scoiieid..
(.I.‘ TOWN CLERK
«Herbert H. Smith
hi SELECTMEN
William G. Crockett
John H. Gorhaln
CONSTABLES
Samuel (T. lreiand
Edward J. lladrigau
Bryan ii. Silk
Henry’ (T Selaer
For the First Ward
COUNCILMEN '
John D, Milne.
Michael J. Riordan
‘BOARD OF” DISTRICT COMMI SION
ERS (First, Taxing Distilct)
Member for two \IcanMFletcher ii
Monthmel y.
Member for tour \(‘III‘SMII‘IPIIPI‘II‘IK L.
Chandler.
Member for six yearn—Frank i .IoucslI.I
DISTRII‘T 'liiii‘lASlI' RFR (First To}.
lug District)
CHESTER S SII‘L i W KV
ItEGlS'iii \ii Oii‘ V‘O'i MRS (t‘irnl \0t-'
lug District)
. Joseph A. Curler
For the Second Ward
COUNCILMEN
Harry W. Mather
Robert M Wolfe
Ii()\RD OP DISTRICT (‘O\l.\llSSI()\‘-l
[IRS (Second Taxing District)
Member for two yenrs~8tepben S
Hatch.
Member for {our yenruwliornct it.‘
Nash.
Member for six yenraui). William
iinrl'ord. .
BOARD OF ELECTRICAL COMMIS
FIONIIIRS (Second Taxing District)
Member {or (We yearn-«Patrick l’
liopliy.
Member for four years-“Frederick
ilunkomler
lilclllbol' for six yuearn- “Thomas llob
lnn. ”
lllSlillI(?" TREASURER
Taxing lilntrlct)
Percy J .lddwnrdu
REGISTRAR
Voting District)
Edward II. Danielle
For the Third Ward
COUNCIJIMAN
(Second
"all disappear when Foley it‘idllei Pills:
V "Ilo’l'rgin'g‘ to III-Heinrv Stigrman', sitllatei
V Items we re dee troved by are, about :i!
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or rooms (Second '
WELL CONNECTED COUPLE SEEK-
ING A DIVORCE NOW.
With? broilel runny in Philadelphia
-—Huoband Descendant of Ftamous
Irish Patriot. '
Papers have just been returned to
the Superior court in a divorce ac-
tion which involves parties widely
connected in New York and Phila-
delphia. Josephine W. Drexel Em.
mett brings the action against .1.
Duncan Emmett. She alleges de-
I'iseljtion.
The suit Wins commenced early in
August but the Boning of the pa
pers‘was kept very quiet in the be-
ilel’ that poaaible adjustment of dil-
Delighti’uily comfortable, supremely
satintying and diverting. In ebony ‘
an ideal playhouse for the Amour"
can tamiiv. .
Hoyt’s
The Home of Quality Vaudeville.
ferencea might result. ’But nothing A surl'lasning display at, sterling u‘ I
came of it and now the pullers are in tructluns. Special extraordinary I ’
engagement of the mammoth Ha.
wulian musical spectacle,
THE WALTZ DREAM,
All entrancing (lance pantomlne, with
a world of sensational incidents,
bewildering and exquisite music.
court, returnable to the first Tues-
day in October.
Mrs. Emmett in said to be con-
nected with the wealthy Drexol fam-
ily of Philadelphia. She has con.
aiderabic means In her own right.
At present she is residing in New
'York.
Mr, Emmett is oath to be a direct
descendant of the famous lrish
patriot of that name. Re In a reel-
dent of Wilton‘ in this State. where
he has a beautiful country home.
He is a frequent visitor to New York
and Is said to have considerable pro-j.
perty.
The papers were served on Mr
Emmett by Deputy Sheriff Wieier onI
October 8 last. The officer went to
the house and after waiting some
time Mr. Emmett appeared.
lie was informed of the nature of;
the proceedings. He was naked who i
ther he cared to hear the papers:
read. .He replied no and took them;
without further comment. ‘
Special Added Feature.
The Noted Irish Comedian and Star. . ‘
JOHN T. KELLY '
and iVViis Merry Makers in a. rip rout.
lug farce, “A Game of Con."
HARRY CUTLER.
The Extemporancous Englishman.
I THE (2) LUCIFERS,
Eccentric Comedy Gymnasts.
Ext-i. Extra.
(The dainty musical comedy tarceurb,
SADA WANDER AND GEORGE
STONE.
In “The Beauty Shop."
Home-Keeping Women Need Health‘
and strength.
The work of a home-keeping woman
ilnuIles a constant (lull in her Strength
tauII vitality and sickness tomes
throng) her kidneys and bladder oiten- i
er tlizi’n she know I‘oiey Kidney
iiI’ ills nil] invigoratl and restore her,
than l, eak balk nervousness achin:
ljoints and irregular bladder action will
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V. .11 MAMMOTH
EXI‘IIBITION
aim ma RR Emmi:
an. RunnLI.suv. Dan-one. cv.
’are us It. IIor sale by all druggists. 2*
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sSIGIU'I'IFIII20FIT BARN BURNED WITH
LOSS OF ABOUT $2.500.
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Fire Believed to be Incendiary and the
Work of Tramps Who Slept in
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New York New
Haven 8. Hart
ford ..
RAILROAD
I‘IME TABLE 75’;
In Effect June 23, 1913.
SOUTII‘I’ORT. 0c: 4. ----- .\ barn be-
near the railroad station. and its con-
o'tio: k yesterday nlorlllur. The lose. in
‘eétimaled at about $2 300. One norm"
“as overcome in smoke and died, butt
another was named The (
‘the burn llitllided nine t
soulful czllimig‘bu and acts
I Lilal‘nexu. , SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW You“
'The uniqimot'cthc file is un own but: A. M.:—-—1 20x 5: 14x, 5: 41!. 6: 0‘.
it is llclieled to hale been céndiélrl 6' 24:. 6: 43x, (3: 55. 7: 18. 7: 48. 8:17].
or set by some tramps allowed to how ' 8; 41x. 8: 50:, 9: 153;. 9: 37, 10: 20!.
been sleeping in the ham [or the past 10: 45x, 11: 38
'g‘feu lllg 1th All inreuiigatiou nlil lc; P. M ~—12: 58x, 1:08. 2:40x, 2:503;
[ordered i3: 27, 4:31x,5:1.1, 5:52x. 6:37, 6:511‘
WWW”. 7: 201. 9. 22 x. 9:59, 10:45.
1 THE NEW CONJUGATION.
, “g..-
l Chief Clerk Legncr of t‘lllc ago'u
montage license bureau has annouuc
led that last yral, being leap year, had P. his—12:48:, 2:39x, 2150!, 5:81.
)llloro mmlingen to its Ircdll bx 8,3” 5:521, 6:56x. 7:12x, 7:52x, 8:211.
,tilan any other ytar on would. 9:221, 8:59, 10:28.
I) ‘Iild female proponaie (lllltit‘. tliil-l‘ ...—....
increase?" said Mr. [leaner to ll l'c- NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
“All. who can annual such a A. M.:-4 45, 5:40, 6:45. 8:1“
question as that? But whether telltale 8: 33: 8: 55: 9:151, 10:02x. 10:08
proposals caused the 111(1‘9881‘ or um. 10: 60:. 11: 03.
let us hope that. all these leap \t'..'il’ P M,;~—-12 03 1:05, 1:13; 1:23; 5“
{marriages will turn out better (hall urday only, 22041.2:57. 33:30:, 3: 55!.
the average. 4:15x, It: 29, 5:061. 5:24;, 5: 28. 8:011.
i “So deplorable. Indeed, in the Mei. 6: 07, 81081.8:201'. 9. 00:, 9: 80 11:10:.
ago marriage 110.? Ill \illericn that 11: 30 11: 381, 12: 00:.
they now propose to conjugate tho
‘l'Ielii ‘1 love‘ In ii new way; in tile‘
scIllooiu" V
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f Sundays.
A. M.——12:25x. 5214:, 5:411, 6:28;.
8:54, 10:20:. 11:24.
aundnyl.
J A. M.-—12:00:, 8:001, 8:881, 8:65!
i “A new way?" said the reporter. 9:00, upon, 11:00:.
i "Yes" Mr. lmgnor anuwrred. "They p Mfi—l’fl 10;, 1; 08:, 2; 001, 3:“:
propose to make the future or ‘i 5 02;, 5; 04 a: 01;, 7:1“. 8. 001, 8' 10!:
low I’ ‘l divorco!’”-~—-Clllcago Record-8:591. 10: 00:, 11:10, 11:33:.
IHerald. l
I mrmew—I- i BOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
l . FOREWARNED. HAVEN
A bishop once roan to address the A. DIN—12 lllx. 12; 42' 1 19‘ 8: 0"
Home of imrilu. and began by tuning 7. 23 9 31;, 9. 40:, 10:23:. 11. 11!.
Ihe intended to divide the wreck into I11 till;
twelve heads. Lord Durham lherrup p ”H.812 02 1, 20 3.14,. 4 ”d
(Silt yearswlliliin bl. Howard. 1 llophy.
lliS'l‘ltlt‘T TitlilARURlCll (‘hnrlen W. Lane. Jr. lilomher (or four vellrSv—II‘rmlerick
Charles W. Lune. Jr. Fourth Ward. l ilulikelnicr. ‘
Fourth Ward- COU’M‘IU’MAN ‘Momber lm nix youm»~'l‘homan-liob
oouxmnunu Robert u. London I m
ltollert III. London Fm“ WatdI Inlsrlucr rnunsrunu (Second
Fifth Ward. (ilDI‘NIJIII‘lIAN i Taxingillntliil)
COUNCILMAN WWII“ (i. “V00“ 2 Percy .l .Edwnrds
Wesley (I. W000 *4” WW...“ I‘ lilIzole'rlllin or vorlilla (almond
,-. IFLOOR or SYNAGOGUE DROPS“; III;'IoihlItIII1)lIIiIlioIii
‘, \’ ‘ , 1.
WISCONSIN STATE INSURANCE 100 FALL 15 FEET. : For 3"; ”Vacant:
FUND TO ISSUE POLICIES NIIIW vouh’ 0m 4 «A lltillllrt'li (?(')lIN(‘l.lMAN '
SOON. 'pel'flmlfl fl!“ Hilllflil II‘I‘L In gm uplnwn! llenry J. Illlmllil
MADISON. WIS» 00%. 4-“4'3‘6 lli‘o . hull youtiu'dal, (llroiiuil the lollnlllw of IIO’lilD 0" Ulti'lllll‘T (”WMIHSIUN’
fund illmlliih which the State of WIH“'ll gallery. Bel-oral were Injured. 'llin! ““3
connln in prepared to Insure the life hull wuo being ulloll an n synagogue- Member for two yearnwlurneilt 1"
of llu oltlnons, now has enough uiillll-l Though llllllly were nllnkuu up. the W Reynolds ‘
cation to Innue policies. They will be injuring. “I only four were hmimm “Emil“? f0” f0“? l’Qfirfi~I--TOhItl D. (an.
bent out shortly. The structure gugggd slowly at lirat.‘ (3:11;; for six youlnmnillmm .H.
(llnuraure Commlnuioner lllkem has
gillni: those below ample time to run '
any have decorated Henry J. “1080!!
with finite and hunting In token oIIIIOAIID OF DISTRICT COMMISSION
their welcome to the mo thousundl “Ills
bunkern from all parts of the country Member 103‘ IWO yi-‘IIITHWTIGVI T Jonah.
who are oxpectml to attend the gather Member (or four y-enru~I “John D. ()Harr
ling. The currency bill now belore “WNW for “it yearawi’illllam ..il
Gangrene will. it in anticipated, form Sulflen
illsrulcr manarnmn (Third Tax-
on got. up and begged leave to luter~ 5 12 3.15;, (i 47 7 10;, 9: our, 9:198.
patio for u low mlnutull to lull tho 9 388 10 093. 11;”.
house an anecdote lie was returning
home he sold a low nlzlllu before.
and passed St I‘auln Cathedral junta A. M.-1:i:li)ll. 12:42:“ “17;, 1:4“
bolero midnight. All he dill no there 9:49;, 19:19. 11:111.
wall ll drunken mun trylng lo'utio thel p, m,w12;o7x, 2:13;“ 8:131. howl.
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lundayl.
DISTRICT TREASURER (Third Tax-
ing District)
Daniel L' liommedleu
li'tlI‘rIlSTitAii 017' VOTERS (Third Vol-
illg District)
Albert W. Eldridge
For the Fourth Ward
COUNCILMAN
Charles 8. Macombor
unolman or VOTERS (rim Vol
lng District)
Joseph A. Curler
“For tho Fifth Whrd
COUNCILMAN
George W. Stevens
sent out a circular letter inviting opln~ from under. The slow (all also moved
ions on the advisability of having niltllooo it brought down, from more nel-
eommlttee or poilcyholderu to not ill (one harm. The hall wnn uronded
an advisory calmf‘lty to the stale olflI- .nnd panic prevailed until it was de- i
care. termlilcd that none had been killed. (
MANY CONWIENCE3 DIMOVERED The changeable weather 0! earlyl
WASHINGTON Oct 3-Fr0m the fail bring on roughh and colds thuti
north and from the aouth. secretary have a weakening effect, on the (5)8
lMcAdOO is receiying oontrib ion!) to tom, and may become chronic. line
the federal Treaqtlrl' from '30 Ichfl‘m‘G' i Foleyo Iioney and Tar Compound, it
stricken citizens. An unknown resl- has a very soothing and healing effect
dent of Portsmouth, ,N, 11., sent ”Ion the irritated and inflamed ulr pne-
lelicli he said he “thought" he owed eager: and will help very quickly. it
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the United Staten and a citizen of la a well known family medicine that REGISTRAR or “,me (Second
W human
Birmingham Aim. anonymonily like xii/ea results. For sale by all {411‘th Iv
rm Woodland We I islita“ ‘
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one at the principal topics of clinically
alon.
‘ELM CITY AUTOIBT PAYS FINE.
MERIDEN, (ii-t. 4.-Altred Wanner.
.omoloyod by a motor company or New
Haven, was titled 850 and costs in the
lolty court yoaterday for driving a “lot“
or Vehicle while in an intoxicated con-
dition. tie paid it and all") 9. line or
87 and costs for drunkenness. it was
charged that while taking a heavy mo.
tor truck through the City for delivery I
elsewhere yesterday he began to drive
in such an erratic manner on Pratt
street that traflic was held up and
Wmm endangered ills mart follow
MW“ N
inn; District)
Daniel Il'ilommedieu
REGISTRAR OF VOTERS (Third Votfi
lug District)
Albert W. Eldridge
For the Martin Ward
COUNCILMAN
Charter 8. Macomher
REGISTRAR 08‘ VOTERS (Firet'Vot-
lnli Dlltrlct) ‘
Joseph A. Curler
For the mom Word
COUNCILMAN
George W. Stevens
REGISTRAR. 08' VOTERS (Second
Void»; Wt)
8683“}.8 8Mait
, .dlot at guilty yesterday.
time. Juet then the clock began to 8.10x. g 43 7 10,, 3:3“ 91093. may.
strike the hour and niowiy tolled out 10: 97‘, 11. 01,.
twelve. The drunken Inuit listened
looked hard at the clock and until:
"Hang you, why couldn‘t you here
said all that at once?" After this nnre
ration the bishop coudenaod lilo re-
marks.~»London Tit-Bits.
'BOUTH NORWALK To DANIUIW ‘I
A. M.“1I30, (5:13. 8:27. 10:01:.
. P. M.—-1:26. 2:231, 4:851. 8:818.“
8:20. 7:203.
Iundnyu.
A. Man-10:01:, 10:25.
P. lib-«2:15. 7:18.
omwnv 'l'o WUTH «around.
A. IK.—-6:60. 7:18. 8:18, 10:01:.
11:16.
P. Dir-3:“, 8:38, mm.
Booms.
A. Il.--’I:iifi. 11:46
n.8, guinea, 7:88. 8101.
MRS. REUTER MAY GET LIFE (M-
PHIWNMENT.
BNRTLESVIILE, Okla” Oct... (l.—«
The jury in the care of Mrs. Laura
M, Renter, charged with the murder of
her huaband, a. prominent attorney at
’l‘uaia, 01th., lost your. returned a Will'-
The jury
recommend lite-imprisonment;
Norwalk Chronicler