arid Statement iii iiiiairs
‘ Editor of ThFSentlnel: The mes-
new «tithe mayors, printed in your is-
” ,auo. oi the other day, formed Interest-
I‘ng reading to one with but indefinite
knowledge or the complexities of the
local government. but who has for a
year or more lived in a state of mysti—
6% over the little from time to
learned of them. The publication
'r enterprising journal of a suc-
. and clear statement of what the
. anti“. aoheme of government is would
s enlighten the. town. and awaken the
' older residents to a sense of the antimo-
llas‘or absurdities of it. as they exist.
Both mayors declare the same. condi—
tions as existingfand call for change.
Indi'they must have substantial ele-
manta in their constituencies which
support the same Ideas.
There certainly is in the matter of
taxation and the collection of taxes ii
very [rays and uncalled for menace
and danger. Nothing. it is said. is
sure but death and taxes. but death
while auto to come is tlncertalu as to
how and when it will put fortli its
]up I have had experience In many
succumb tax laws bill this is the
i'hii place in which taxes have been
round to maintain this analogy to
death. both in its certainty and its un-
ty. And it will be admitted that
this. of the two features is the 1m-
this . Mayor Buxton suggests the
of inducements to outsiders to
film and settle in the community.
fie invitation one can have is the
It biblical)! any deterrent and the great»
at dotamnt a purchaser of property
can bun. ll insecurity as to the enjoy-
most: and use of it Yet it is unsafe
tor lawyer to pass a title In some. if
not it guy districts of the town. by rea-
101mm some lurking liability connect.
no .ber’sonal way with the pres-
ppm any prior owner but which
.. fit! by In 'inequitous power of die-
. Var aetaure. may wrest from the
" "Whit he has deemed set ureh his.
1. 7 Vii“ giving this power of seizure
t... W within the power of the people of
town.“ such. to change: but It is
“hill their power to order their own
min so that such a law will be Im-
t tor want of a cause bringing It
maturity. As it Is however. no
lty. but especially. no man' s
chattel or business can be considered
uncured to him and every one possess-
Inter hoping to possess anything with-
in the town should move to have a
change affected NEW COMER
South Norwalk January 9 190?.
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1* GAVE UP ORGANIZING
i
" Labor Representative. who Wished to
\ Unlonlzs Negroes Told to Desist
MERIDIAN Miss lanuary il»—F
Iiedlly. of St. Louis 3 general organizer
for the American Federation of Labor
has been compelled to cease his or
torts to organize negro laborers of
Meridian into local unions. Ceilly be
3331 his work here last \\ eek organizing
whites and negrocs Into separate “11
ions. When his purpose became
known he was waited upon by a prom
' ’ "inant'vrallroad man. who handed him a
written warning to desist. The warn
it). was signed by the mayor and tw en
tty-oho prominent business men. Ceilly
:was told plainly that if he persisted in
(“mailing the negrocs into labor rm
has he would be compelled to leave
town. He accepted the earning and is
now working among the white only.
Referring to the matter today. he
sold: "I have been traveling in the
sunburn states eleven weeks. and this
to the first time i have run up against
anything of this kind. In Memphis
Little Rock. Jonesboro and Vicksburg.
I mixed unions composed wholly of
WI. They worked as tarpenters
harbors cooks and waiters. In no
place was there airy objection of the
kind raised here. The American Fed
erotica of Labor has strongly endors
oil the idea of the negroea being or-
whorl. It is our plan to assist the
Nick! in bettering their conditions
Sodom; a: the negroca have no com
nitration of any kind they will be torc-
ed to accept low wages. with miser
out. treatment This will ultimately
"flit In the white men getting the
one sort of a deal So to pmtevt our
'0 want to raise the negro to
W conditions. I am not prepared
to“! but what course i shall pui-
. but! believe the [NM will be
organism before long here
ILOWN TO ATOMO.
old Idol that the body some-
ricotta a powerful. dmtict pom
110:1:lede for Dr.
New Life Pills which are per
harmless. acuity stimulate liver
is to expel poisonous matter
the mud absolute" elm
‘ it their Headache Only
In at If. R; r: South llorwallt
‘i-
or
E ,_
i 3i
g
a“ store and John A film's Nor
U!" AMWIATION. P1100 35c. and We.
maxi“ “ca we
OM» fichowy We;
are. selves and washes tor catarrli and
have found how mm W tnconven
lent they are, will be agreeably sur-
prised at results following the rise of
a pleasant, internal remedy In tablet
form; drugglsts cvcrywliere admit that
Stuart's Cntarrh Tablets. which they
sell at 50 tents for full sized treatment
is the safest most effective and pupil
lot of all cuntuiih i'i-iucdlcs
Neath all tin-tip cough mixtures and
throat lozenges contain opiates: these
cheap medicines give a temporary re
lief especially with little children by
destroying nerve sensation: tho irritn
tion in throat which causes coughing
is temporarily removed not by romov
ing the entree but by deadening the
nerves of feeling; the irritation Is not
felt although it is still there and will
promptly return.
Stuart' 6 Catarrli Tablets is the boat
rented) to remove catarihal seturotiori
whether in the nose throat or stomach
because they are composed of whole
some antiseptits. .ke Rod (lam, Blood
Root. etc: when you rise these tablets
you know what you are putting into
your system and not taking chances
with cocaine opiates or similar pois-
ons found in so many catarrh cures
and cough medicines.
Dr. Ramsdell. In commenting on ca
tarrh cures sayzs “l tan heartilv re
commend Stuart's Catlin. .ablots be
cause they (ontain no cocaine nor oth
or dangerous drug found in so many
advertised catarili cures. l have
known of many cases of long standing
catarrh oi' the head and throat coni-
pletely cured by the daily use of these
tablets for several weeks. One, I use In
particular which i tonld not reach
with air inhaler or spray and where the
catarrlr caused daily headaches and a
noticeable loss of hearing. was entire
1y (died by this harmless but effective
remedy.“
Dr Wainwright says: ‘1 never lies-
Rate to prescribe Stuarts Catarrh
Tablets for catarrhal headaches and
catarrhal deafness because i know
them to be perfectly safe for child or
adult and have seen many remarkable
titres resulting from their regular dal
1y use; because they are advertised
and sold in drug stores is no reason
why any good pliysitian should not
use them because we should arise up-
on thc means of cure wherever found."
Stuart s Caturrh Tablets are espci
rally valuable for catarrhal (olds in
children because they are pleasant to
the taste and may be used freely to
break up severe wide and croup at
the very beginning.
All druizizists sell the remedy at fifty
tents for full sized package.
.A little book on causes and cure of
catarrh mailed free by addressing the
F A Stuart (‘0. \iarshall .\ilch
19-11
Some 20 elevators or unusual size
and capacity are being oonstriitted in
the nortl‘u est
CHILDREN ESPECIALLY LIABLE.
Burns bruises and cuts are extreme
1y painful and if neglected often ie- i
suit in blood poisoning Children arei
especially liable to such mishaps be
cause not so rare fiil .As a remedy Do.
W‘itt s “itch Hazel Salve is unequal-
led Draus out the fire stops the pain.
soon heals the wound Beware oli
rounterfcits Sure (tire for piles. “Dc
““itta Witch Hazel Salve. cured my
babe of eczema after two physicians
(the her up.‘ 'writcs James Mock N
\\ ebstcr 1nd. “The sores were so bad
she soiled two to tire dresses 3 day."
George C. Stillson.
Sbme 20 elevators of unusual sire
and capacity are being constructed in.
the northwest.
DON‘T LIVE 'IOOETHER.
Constipation and health never go to
gather Dertt's Little Early Risers
promote only action of the bowels
without distress. ‘I have been troubl
ed with custlvenaaa nine years. “ says
J 0. Greene Demure ind 'l have
tried many remedies. but Little Early
Risers give best results" George C.
Stillson
Nineteen street car companies in as
many western cities now capitalised It
3100 000. 000 are to be brought under
one mummont.
THI MOMILIIr WA”A" m IOUTH
LK
a. well u then handsome-t and out
on are invited to call on any dream
and get "on a trial bottle or Iii-ins
Balsam for the throat and Lump I
melody that is manned to mend
toilette all Chronic and Acute. Cocaine.
Asthma. Bronchitis and Consumption.
was
him arm bare ”canal-ad
mar
Inns of
on
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CHILD WONT“. HILUONI
mm Harm “it“;
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People who have alga hams. lanai;
’FiRS'l' BAPTIST (‘Hl‘RCH REV. T.
1 articular '
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Church. Rev. W. Woflord T. Duncan.
pastor-9: 30 a m.. class meeting:
10: 30 a. m.. sermon. topic. "What is
aMethodist?" children! talk. “A
Little Boy's Lunch: " 12 m.. Sunday
school and separate Bible classes for
men and women; 6 p. m.. Epworth
League; 7 p. up, sermon. memorial
for the late Dr Joseph Pullman:
prelude, “The Plea of the Mayor’s
Message —— Consolidation;” special
choir music for the day will be:
Anthems. Holy Father Cheer Our
Way. Holden; Nearer, My God. to
Thee. Adams; Saviour Breathe an
Evening Blessing. Ralf; Lead Kindly
high. Bartlett. Evening offertory
solo by Mrs. Burton.
NORWAI K METHODIST EPISCO
pal Church. H. B. Manson pastor--
9:30. early morning class meeting:
10:30. morning worship. with scr-
mon by the pastor: 12. Sunday
school and noon class; 0:30 Epwortb
League devotional meeting. leader,
Miss Nellie Smith; subject. Enter-
ing the Kingdom; 7:30. evening scr.
vice. Subject of sermon. The Crowu
of Gold or the Crown of Thorns.
Class meeting Tuesday evening, and
prayer mei-tlng Thursday evening
at 7:45.
EAST AVENUF METHODIST EPIS
copal Church. Rev l. J. Faust pas-
tor—40:30 a. m.. burning of the
mortgage, sermon by the pastor; 12.
Sunday school: 3, Junior League: 6.
Epworth League prayer meeting: 7.
sermon by Rev. Paul M. Strayer. On
Monday night there. will be a plat-
form meeting: Tuesday evening.
preaching by Rev. F. H. Uphom. of
Mamaroneck: Wednesday. Rev. H.
il. Manson; Thursday Rev. W. M.
Hughes. of Rockville Center; F‘ri-
day. Rev. W. W. T. Duncan. Next
Sunday. Rev, Dr. Buck. of Terry-
town, will pi'cacu.
CONGREGATIONAL.
FIRST CONGREGATiONAI.
Church. South Norwaik. Rev.
Paul M. Stravor. pastor—40:30 a.
m.. talk to little folks, Profanity:
sermon. Glorified God. quartette,
Abide With Me. V. E. Green; 'l‘uru
'l‘hy Face From My Sins. R. K. Mll-
Ier; 12 m.. Bible school. Lamont.
Jennings and Christian inquiry
Club: 4:30 p. m.. vcspers. second ad-
dress to young men. Aiming at
Something: ousrtetto. The Sun ls
Sinking Fast. S. Thomson; 0 Lamb
of God. Miller: The City of Love. C.
A. Havens. A cordial invitaion to
all young men.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
Cburch.~(leorge l). Egbert. Pastor.
Morning service at 10:30. Preaching
by the pastor: Sunday School at
12:15; Evening service at 7:30.
The first of the new series of ”I’rac~
tlcal Talks.“ “By the Fire". Pas-
tor's Guild Wednesday afternoon at
3 o‘clock. Annual meeting of the
Church. Thursday evening. at 7:45..
BAPTIST.
SOlf'l‘ll NORWALK BAPTIST
Chleril.~—-Rt‘\', W. H. Hubbard. pas»
tor of the South Norwaik Baptist
Church. and Rev. A. W. Hand. of
. lilo Putnam Baptist Church. will ex
change pulplts tomorrrw morning
and evening. The Bible School will
be held at 12 o'clock. noon. At thr-
Junior Christian Endeavor meeting
at 4 o‘clock, Miss Elsie Decker writ
make an address. The Senior En-
deavor will be hold at 0 o'clock.
IleWitt Vaniloren. pastoerraycr
meeting at in 3.111.: sermon. 10:30
a. in. by Rev. George Rraker or
Stamford In exthange with the pas-
tor; Sunday school at 12 m.; B. l
P. 1'. meeting at 6; 30 p m.; ser
mon, 7:30 p. m.. subject. What is
Bcioml Physical Death? Thursday;
night prayer meeting at“ '30; even-
inz sermon by the pastor.
GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH. COR
irci Quincy and Butler streets \‘or-
bulk Rev. D. C. Thomas pastor—
Order of services: Sunday 11 u. m..
prayer and praise meeting: 3' 30 p
in Stth for Bible study ti: 30 p.
in Christian Endeavor met-ting; 7
p. m.. Church pray-ct meeting; 8 p.
m.. preaching Thursday 8 p. m..
regular prayer meeting. We arc
now at home though not settled.
but we extend a cordial welcome to
all. Come with us. and we will do
you good.
EP
81'. PAUL'S CHURCH EARLI
celebration at? ::30 regular service
with sermon at 10:30 a. m.; Sunday
so hooi at noon and choral service at
the chapel of our Holy Saviour in
Berkeley street at" :30 in the ev-en
i.“
OPAL
ADVERT
ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHii RK‘H. Van
Zandt avenue. East Norwalk. J. W
Davis. pastor—Preaching 10: 30 a. m..
subject. “Loveat Thou lief" Sunday
school. 12 m.: hem Workm‘ meet-
ing.5 :46 p. in; praise service. (tif-
tecn minutes) beginning at 6: 46 p.
m. The evening sermon at 1 o'clock
will inaugurate a series of revival
inseti to be continued through the
roam a weak.
CHRIITIAN IOIENGI “Hillel.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE—3
um .. 100 Eu! avenue. Norwaik.
lira A. A. loodr. First Reinst- All
are welcome.
LVATIUN ARMY.
SALVATION luv-Holiness meat-
lnz. 10:30 noun; Sunday school. 3
D—lu: sanctum accounts». as.
lecithin will bi hold "on not
out rash. on on it
Man a Suits
Fancu Piaids in mediurn
shades. Former price $6.00.
now $2.98.
All Wool Cassimeres
and Fancu Mixtures. Former?
price $6.00 and $8.00.
now $4.69.
Oxford Cheviois and Strip-i
ed Cassimeres in dark and
medium shades. Former price .
$8. 60 and $12 now $6.89.
Fancu Undressed worsteds.
$14 and $16. to $9.98.
Ben‘s $3ch Yeats Stilts
Aries 14 to 18.
$6 and $6 Suits to $2. 98.
$7. 60 and $10. 00 Suits. to $4.98.
c Cliddren a
Knee? ant Suits?
A reduction of 20
Pants Suits. ‘
Ages 4 to 16.
$19231 of Broken Sizes. $6 and $6, 10 Broken lots of
Oxford Mixtures and Coverls medium 1:0,
length. regular price $6.00. new $6. 48.
en‘s
Full Account of the Terrible
Slaughter of Prices in many
Departmen ts.
men (“intranets
Long OVercoals' in
Oxford Mixtures or
Brown Herringbone.
with or without iioke.
Former price 12.00.
now $7.89.
All the latest Mix-
tures. including stripes
~ and overplaids. For-
mer price 16.00. now
$10.89.
Raglan Overcoais 1 Half Price.
Medium Kenneth Shortcake
Dark Brown Kei—
sea and Cheviot Mix-
tures. Former price
6. 60 to 8. 60. now
$4.89.
All W001 Blue and
Black Kerseiis and
Oxford Mixtures,
8.60 and 12.00.10
$6.89.
Brown and Green
Mixed Frieze, and
Black and Blue Ker-
seiis. medium lengths,
percent on all Knee reduced from 12. 00 and 16 00. to $7.89.
$18 00 and 20 00 Overcoais. with
guaranteed satin lining. to $10.89.
Bop s Shortcuts
Ages 16 to 18.
ehkdfe“: 5 GVBTCQQ‘S $6.9 9%educed from 6. 00 and 6. 00 to
"i\\\ \lilod underwear.
trier price [.00. new 690.
Natural Wool and Fleece Lined Under-
wear. single breasted shirts. Former price
{RetiritzedhOIn $4.00 and $6.00. to
$198
Our entire stock of Fallen Vests
ranging in price from i. 60 to $6. 'at 79c.
1.26, at 690.
case can. 50“" viii“: .
‘ Bee 5 3\\\ \i'loo\ Sweaters.
Blue aged. at 690.
Men‘s aunt 1tartan
Black. Brown and P
m
.- u--. ”._4.——... mm
earl. Former price
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