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M are atrium o- to whet
thbmkwmaller; ”clutch-1M
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electedhlntotheoflecw veteto appro-
1W mowmtmom can
“But how will “memo that the.
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”WMdfi-ufli‘ flat the
matheWwanctHJeaaell
mortise” weyvielntd the charter.
1.0037de the. to do as
they‘ll.”
”I. Katrina—"What." the provision:
ottheeharterteut"
Hr. “tweak-”There are no melt
provide-ei- the charter."
Minute copy at the chsrter and
heading it towerdt Itr. unple- Hr.
Lockwood motioned: “therein the char»
tor. [shouldheplneedtohnrcyon find
it."
Mr. Maples did not reed the aection.bnt
raid theeity attorney wee biking upon a
technicality. “I don't think it come-
fltb‘wdgnaeto go behind the law,"
knit"- lawyer can Ind a technicslity
in nlnoet everything."
”I. (Mind-“l do not rely upon
MW. lrclyonly upon the char
tor. lwenldndvieethe chairman at any
“the other committees to do a Mr.
contact» Wot their routine work,
and bclieve it («the beat interests of the
city, they have tint «thorny. The light
contract it node. no the chairman of the
mute believer. for the best. interest
of tfiefiy. He has no appropriation. but
trusts to the confidence of the people who
”the money when it comes due.
mm of that committee is ebont
to nuke “other oontrect for lights.
Thedtyhnt not made Any appropriation
on yet. but. he trams the good citizens will
vote him the ammoflotion. I challenge
the gentle-unto take the charter and
W anything diluent."
Mr. Jupiter sot up unit: and was going
to meply. when General Charles ()lmstend
row ton pointof order and asked the
elicit how anytime-cone moon could
rolls on n caution More the house.
"Free country, ain’t it .9” shouted some—
one in the hall. -
The chair explained that as no rules
were m. he would not oppose the
“m.
Mr. unplesfi'flr. (’hniman. l call up-
on you no neitlm under Who-re guidance
the charter“ woe drawn. Why did you
Mr that clause in the clutter r"
The choir mponded that it was to stop
mwwon the portal a Council;
that in.“ neutered gnve the people
m powerinthe ray of city government.
It. Maplew “H’u it not just for the
the m the that», some six wake”
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fitted mower iron: the chair convulaed
unmmwrummm the
,fl (Multan to the city.
the library. old A vote of thenke was ex-
truded to the Library corporation tor it»
nun-I million“ In W
WM
manual mnhnudroll-call oi the and
WW I have stated? I would like it
direct nutter. you or no t"
The Choirrfilnm not on the witness
l."
Mr. smut—“u.“ i not quoted the
Thet'heir ”Your statements, so lnr no
they W with what I have said. are
the hours with applause and laughter.
Kr. Hairless responded to the chuir’n
wily by saying: "it is very evident that
we have two lawyers behind the chair.”
”Wipe?" “Question?“ came iron all
m'er thchell. Theballot was token and
the mlutm to appropriate 552.!!!) was
”and by a voteol ninetyfivc to twenty-
chm.
A. ll. Bylrgton. who had hitherto tok-
W on port in the discussion. inked (or e
MW“. “We have 1 Daniel here
to judge the Council” be Mid, “but I
I!“ it] I lure lived here sixty year.
nod new: at the highways better cared
tor. l hare the honor of being
the lamest taxpayer. in proportion to
um i on rally worth. in town,aml
with to expme my gratitude to tho high-
quy “Million. or whoever is responsible
(«the work. Good mode are u teeter in
the basin“- uul prorperity of every rom-
mlty. ll 1 had been on unhappy on
some other: l should hare left town
Thelribruy mntmthen came up nod
was quickly diepouxi of, the meeting vot-
ing to mpt the ofl'rr of the Norwnlk
“livery «matin- to dunno it: volumes
The meeting
theiortueted the Council to mublhh
venom,
um K m 1! M! m
Mk (3W! church. held
lat night. Mel “other lmportsnt
d
“FAG “ill
tumMWhnMu
men
yet one o! the moat lorcelul.
eidered a high authority on attractiveness
in advertising, and his counsel is eagerly
sought by many older bonds.
is but twentyeseven years of age, and
left South Norwnlk five years ago—utter
sixteen year: of sickness—to seek health
nod wealth in the great west.
time he was in Denver, where he stood
without n peerin originality and tact in
advertising. and today he altitude in the
from. tank of Chicago's wonderfully
bright and high-sxtlnried geniuses in this
line.
oi the commercial coil.
frttltlul art is both the hero um! beroinc
of the trndeemun's drumn, has long ago
been answered in the affirmative by the
presence of hundreds of this country‘a re-
tell and wholesale edifices piercln
up on this mhlec
hove been written. Reed whet your trade
{scapula end advertlelng journals have
Advertise. the
the different netnm.
you oi the
on thin greet.
your can.
nus. it in the knowuhow
tiring tint ll connpleuonniy locking in the
eve.
food. l proper
with the piecemeal; 15113:: t?“ en fl
' ”will. lull l m
and of fivefrln, or cite lure nl't
a good vrtie cook
My three mull
m run. mu."
it I“ “lit Nil Yet I» W
lit Golda Em bylhliteol Prie-
mutamcmnnm
A few days ego e common-place mile
to: popped up in The Sentinel’l mornng
mull. Onone ride it bore the necessary
one-cent posture stamp and address to
carry it to its destination. while on the
contrn ride was the picture oi n goodclooh—
in; young man.
piqunnt admonition, "Tug this to your
memory." The "this" was a discourse on
edvertising. down which the editor ran
his eye until it rented upon the line at the
bottom-T—"Sntn Davie, with the Sterling,
Chicago,”——and he at once recognized the
picture as that of n former South ‘N -
wnlk boy, a son of Israel Davis. the well-
known merchant tailor.
accompanied by the
Mr. DuVla is one of the youngest
in his line in Chicago. and
lie is com
Mr. Davis
For some
Every business man into whose hands
The Sentinel bills will profit by reading
Mr. Duvia‘ little sermon on advertising,
which is reprmluced here for their benefit.
or it originally appeared in l‘ioib and
Clothicr. Sew York:
l,
SAM DAVIS.
\um rm; armmxn, run Mm.
Advertiumy the life blood of the mar»
cantlle body. the snuahlue and the dew
'l‘lmt this most
the
natures. Ask Wanamaker, . My,
ve
Rl'dylry. Bloomlugdnlr. .l’ordun. Mun-lb .K'
(30.. Marshall Field, Sigel & (‘00 ct, The
Fnirzmktbe "Hump" pmplr. lll‘ Soup
and Snrunparlllu klngq «or the Iuediclne
monarchs.
It in needle” to cite the many unquew
tiouuhlo nah-outline» ol ugurrsulve. on in
nl miVertiuiuu. Every wule-uwnllc, ii )er—
al mrrcbuntuppreclntrs it»; vnluv‘. Adver-
tising hm provru it! (arm: and power in
the crowded atortm of our heavy contri-
butane
merchant princou of the post and prom-lit.
It bns lifted from obscurity our
planting them on tho nolid I'm-k oi
’romluence and [’rnaporuy and only
show who have nbmwd thcir more
through either nliareprescututlon or oil.
couvontlonnl cunlfl~-!lllflltz their nbouldern
at this men-longer of profit.
ills-curd the
benefits offered, through timidily, pro»
iodine. or old-school idem. it w H niuk
you into oblivion.
So. in thin whcmln one of idem.
epevlfltlen and push, it e not. a qucstlnn
of advertising, that nccrmty l» n. per-
menent not. but the Mircmml mm part.
in the point at lune.
The ambient oi ndvrrtlvinu in no full 0!
adaptation» en the (amt in 0! trees. livery
dnyudolnne.the times. the toplun. the
locslend nationultevruu. prenent new
food for thought.
mint be studied. their want: watched.
Wete
yours
The puhllr'n ldm
W(om competitorr' mummm
th othm. You npend money for
vertleing.upend A little time reading
t over which volamee
ll you on thin important subject. It
in u neeeresry In- noting the merket re-
porte or new- ol the dry.
lwlil not endeavor to tell you how to
method. m M vet-led re
lean only edvine
importeneeoipoutleg admit
wins ert; then t it to
It out not an lulu-ties to
the practiced ndverttuln . on the
I! tr oi the medium. hmune t e silver
tlser himsell didn't know his barium. no
it in to Home the butcher or his
run.
port of adver-
tine the cook didn’t know in
of the many “mini norm
It you want to enjoy end digest our
t must he ly mm «on
leer-tin
with have hiweye
9“” Thnmlny elternoon. December Mb.
. vein fermions”. not clone weight.
"oz: you will catch—-
to! modern. perheps were them all
away. The name speec.‘white met-gin or
e border. e catchy cut or unique compost
t on.ond you drew a thou-nod rendeu.
n’t he “told you won’t say enough-a
the lose you tel (bike, you know, the
more they ll remember—and besidee there
are maria s. Whetmdo may let it
contain ‘ gen” lent ’ fldence. I de-
elre to lever gate. then back up your an-
nouncement: with truthful re resent»
tlon. Your stock. Jour cler a your
values. your treatment, must be the
some tupporttoyour advertising that a
camper: of playere in to the star. You
etc will In: to pay the publisher- e big
price for 5 now spend ray 2 per cent.
more for lustretloue. headliner, tending
mutter. design. Spend a little time on
.yourndo. as you do when buying goods.
and make tint some space Worth 50 per
cent more to you!
Don’t kill the goose that lays the golden
egg. Educate your constituency to look
(or your unnonncemente. Let honesty of
purpose rln through every line and item.
nnd you wt 1 earn a patronage that no
competitions sun, however hot, can ever
me t.
REVOLUTIONARY OAUGNTERS.
Mrs. T. K. Noble Elected Regent at
the Annual Meeting Yesterday.
' The members of the Norwnlk Chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolution,
were pleasantly entertained at the home
of Mrs. J. G. Gregory, West avenue. yes-
terday afternoon, the amnion being the
annual meeting of the chapter.
The regent. Mrs, E. J. Hill, presided
and rend her annual report, which was
tullolintercst'. It was followed by the
treasurers report, rend by Mrs. J nmes L.
Stevens. The historinn‘s report 'Wns giv~
en by Mike Angelina Scott, bistoriuuol
the society. Miss Sarah Henderson. the
redordlmz secretory. made is report of the
work of the your. The reports were 0! an
interesting character and showed by the
care in which they land been prepared,
that the oflicers ol the past your bed en-
tered into their duties with great zeal.
Six new members were welcomed.
The annual election then took place and
Mrs. T. K. Noble, the vice regent. was un-
nulmouelychosento succeed Mrs. E. J.
Ilillns regent. Mrs. Hill retires from
office, as robe is to leave (or Washington
in as few dnye. Min Dotlta Stone Piuneo
was elected view-agent; Miss Sarah ileu-
dersott', recording secretary; Mrs. Fred-
erick Beldeu. corresponding secretary:
Mrs. Jnmeu 1.. Stevens. treasurer; Miss
Angeline Scott, historian: Mm. Robert.
Van llureu, registrar.
The regent appointed the loilowing
cgmmittm: Lovul bomd, Mrs. M. H. l’nr-
eons. Mrs. John ll. Ferris, Mrs. S. E.
Thompson. Mm“. Willis White, and
hire. 1'. A. Qulutnrd: snobs! ronunittre,
Mrs. .J. U. Gregory, Mrs. A. llluncllu rd,
and Mrs. Russell Front.
The new charter sent to the chapter
wm exhibited. liml it was decided to
leave it in Mrs. \‘nn But-en‘s charge.
where it can be seen by the members not
prraent m. yesterday's meeting,
SOME SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.
Gleanings From the Gay World of
South Norwalk and Norwalk.
'l'hclinplimte Whirl club met yum-r-
dny Mternmm, ut the rvsidrnma of Mrs.
John H. Ferris. West street. in... Blurb
etta (toucliund Mrs. Arthur A. (lrnbum
wercthe recipients of the (More, cornu-
tlonn null chrynuuthemums. .\ delimit-
collation won M-rvetl.
'l‘leutinee Whirl. club bold n mem-
lng youtcrdny afternoon with M r91. Robert
(3. Wiluon.l\luploatruet, "l‘he priva- was
won by Mm Fannie Leonard. The next
muting will ln-wltlt Mn. 1'. A. llul‘alrulil.
The engagement of Miss Mum llm‘kur.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. (Jourml llu rkrr.
Worthington «trout. and Thoma: Rlclmrd-
non, son of Mormon lilcbunlnon. u! l‘wlnr
ntnwi. is nnnmtncml.
'Tbe Arch Sim-t Whint rlub mm with
Mr». A. l‘. Wheeler, \lencmlny night.
The lady e’ primrwxm won by Mm Murillo
Trendwell.
Mn. Tulmmluo Deltlir. o! Went nirmei.
will entertain her lady ltiendr at whirl.
Nil Vol NW com um.
Yuterdey Coroner Dated raid he bed
not yet been eilielnlly notified by Medical
hummer Power-I. of Weetport. concern-
ing the drowning oi Eugene Warren in
that town. Mend”. The lew require.
medical examiner»: to report such enter to
the coroner forthwith end before the body
is buried. The low ciao requires medical
exsmlam to report at once. even ii. in
theiroplnlon, therein nonred tor on it»
quest. This preesntton in token to ellew
coronm it they are not retitled with the
median! exemlner'n report. to Mr- the
body exnmiued before burial. The core»
oer. in this cemthlnkr Dr. l’owm' dew
was «and by the loot tint his aupply oi
olllcial blah wee extruded. yet a new
“1le was tomrded to him Tawny. ’
it you leel mud tint the merchant
who townie your mate. given you full
utqeduym.mmtetm;u out
my“. mum-um limbo eh
m. It you moot m whet you
“* mm mv
m‘mmanl’llesllhvwenln
lhe Heart at On City.
*mss tum sum “new bur."
N In Elrly Emily and lit rum Lifllls
lore Shining Uh! l Surly “lei W
to Rob lief, NW“! N Neth-
ilyol Valuab- AIWNerio 60.
One of the nervleet "holdum" recorded
place the recent series of thievery begun
here, occurred on East Washington street
last night, in a portion where people are
posting almost continually. and under
the reys of an electric light.
The victim was Miss Blair Smith,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley 8.
Smith, of Crescent Terrace. Miss Smith
related the incident tonSentlnel report-
er, this morning. About. 5:15 o’clock, just
litter the electric lights had been turned
on, she went down the Terrace steps and
along the walk on the north side of Wash-
lugton street, bent on an errand. She
noticed it rough looking man near J. S.
Denott’s residence, and crusscd to the
south side of the street to avoid him. He
followed her, however, and in front of P. L.
Cunningham’s caught. hold of the sleeve of
her coat, and roughly asked her if she had
any money. Miss Smitliireplicd "No." and
then the man demundai to know whether
the bud a gold watch. To this. Miss
Smith said "No," and then be grufily told
her to unbutton her cloak so he could see
for himself. This she (lid, and on the
man said, “Go on, you have n hing l
want,“nnd he started down Sprint street.
whilo Miss Smith hurried to the business
center. and notified Chief of Police
Vollmcr of the ufi'ulr.
Miss Smith described the mun as rather
tall, poorly dressed. and wearing it soft
but set back on a bend of. blnck hnir.
Chic! \‘ollmcr
mode a sear-vb, but could not find any
track of the highwayumn.
He bad it smooth face.
A man was arrested during the night,
Mia»; Smith attended court this
morning. but could not identity him It
the one who stopped her. She was badly
frightened over the nflnir.
lml
SAW A IAN THROUGH THE WINDOW.
In Attempt to Rob Nickel-ton at Oeits' Nor-
welt Grocery Stem:
(illlcer Bartram Wm passing Xickersou
a; Betts' grocery store on Main street,
Nortvulk. about ll o'clock last night.
when he thought he saw a man in the
store or at the back window. The [mm
The ofiiccr
notified the other mmubr-n ui' tbopolicc
quickly dropped out of sight,
(on-c and the building um surrounded.
At [in rear an attempt bud been made to
pry open the bnwmcnt door. This prov-
ing uusucresulnl. barrels luul been piled
up to enable the burglar to climb to u
bark door on the first floor.
found locked. l'mlcr the nuppouitiou
that wmeonc might b». inside. word wuu
Mill to William Belt», of Him sin-oi. who
Went up and unlocked the stow. it won
«enrolled, but nothing wax found dislurb
The idea in that (miner liurlrnm saw
the 1mm through the glltlfi door at tin-
buck, while he was in the m-toltryiug
to force an eutrsnce.
This Willi
ml.
”a.
A BuieMrI' 0M flopped.
llivlmrd Hendrick». rmplovml by
llmvher E. .l. Wedbemu. wm golim down
Must nvruuc. loot night. on bin way home.
Near llubbell‘uLlnne be won nioppml by
three trempn who united blm lor nonw-
tblmr to «M. Mr bud n bundle ol ment
unvlrr bin um and the mm: «lo-nmmlrd
timt. Al. tbln uwmrnt n tmm
droveup the avenue and tho tramps run
down ilubbeli‘n lnur nmi mud» tlmlr m:-
rope.
I Burglar W in “Wield.
Deputy flhnrlll lluikley. of Felrlleld,
is»: evening mules capture, which may
reveal the identity oi the burglar who for
some weeks mt llvllt been operating in
the town of F'eirileld and Bouthport.
Bnlkley’l prisoner was ureutrd In the not
I)! munching the house oi Mlle Currie
Bette. oi Falwell). He was taken to Poi
lice Budge-tier- In Bridgeport and
locked up.
murmurs.
1m m m.
m Tomlin-on M moan: up»
mod it three nixim’
lion‘s Them. least eight. “amt.
ed “fleets Grim“ hetero e crowded
hm qmmthrthempeeyerorebm
tnmeptothe W of the room
We people when we ere accustom to
one here. Tonight the drum “(m ’19
tom " Willh‘ . Merrill
mmflietflmmvml
South Main street
Went et
Attorney John J. . Kalli be. H ' '
tallied to bring a no lee mm
the Now-1k Tramway mew ‘ .
destb of Oliver 8. Remind whloh. it
claimed, rescind {rotary-the Ml”
moment of e trolley cob “their!
extension. . , .
N” m M
The summit police writ . . ‘
night that whiten skeleton ”fl". ,
in the woods just over the Stadium!”
in Greenwich, yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Povell, ol Elwood place, in recon,
eriug from a lever. 131""
.._.
WANTED.
, GE). In to sell nursery stock, thin the
4' best ‘seaxon tor canvassiuu. P ,
libernl. Write for terms. HIRAM e1!. -
JONEs, 253 Broadway, New York.
1113 e o d 0t
.1 ENTLEMAN and wife can secure
I_ pleasant room and board in private
inmtlyutenmhent and bath. Apply at
33 Riverside avenue, East Norwnlk. n21 lit
1 ELIABI‘SE man here :nd one or two
In goo towns cumin 9. to o it email
offices and handle my goods. Pgmnnent
porllllou and good pay. Send stamp and
reference. T. MORRIS. care tbla
paper. n23 1t
L‘ LE'AXING nnd dyeing establiehmentt
I No. 4 Raymond street, corner 0!
, on line of clectriecare.
South Norwnlk, Conn. We respectfully
announce to the citizens of South Nor!
walk. Norwnlk and vicinity that we ea-
tnblished ourselves in your midst, in the
dyeing and cleaning business, and are
now prepared to do all kinds of cleaning.
and dyeing in the very best style undmanfix
ner. .adics' suits. dresses, either made
up or apart, cloaks, capes, infants’ copes,
hoods, etc. ribbons. fringes. piano orgth
billiard covers, mutllers, scurls. ties. kid
gloves, kid shoes. also feathers cleaned
and curled. Gentleman’s garments dyed
or cleaned and pressed in the best manner.
C. BU'l‘Tl-IRFASS. mill-ti.
,r. ,
I .
.. _... ... ....,.\.V *-:‘W
UWER part. of house, 53 Woodward
4 nvnmc. Apply to \VALTER L'.
WILUHK. Louder-s block. South Nor-
wnlk, Conn. D2131:
L PLEASANT furnished front room to
let, 9 Ann street. Apply 13 North
Main street, South Nor-walk. ‘nzo 3t
GENTLEMAN desiring lnlglnl can
be accommodated with plensnnt tub
niehed room. facin West avenue. ' at the
residence or C. . FRENCH, Gerard
Place, South Not-walk. n5 :1
BURST floor, six rooms. 9 Arch street.
Nor-walk, rent 815; second floor,
five rooms. Fort Point street, not
88: second floor. firet avenue, East Nor.
rent #5; first floor, No. 2 Bandlord Pile.
hot and cold water. First floor 'No. 56
Woodward avenue, rent $7. Apply to E. A.
\VOOD‘VARD. jyl ’94 ti
1 OUSE at 10:: South Main street. In—
, . quire nl C. E. ”UYT, oral 1018011“:
Main street. at t!
()WER part of house No. 91 South
. A Main street. live rooms, all conven-
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_ Occupied by Mrp. Sarah Lnrigen.
North Mum street. with part of fixtures
and store our restaurant, and living
npnrtmeutsmver store. Rented altogeth-
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