the
Final Sinlemeni
. . concerning the Copyright Clothes.
As to style and quality we will war-
rant you will find evidence enough to
lead you to our store for your suit or
overcoat, when our toilet-melt can In-
vest a garment with hand-made should-
ere so shapely, well moulded and
everlasting shape retaining as our
'sults and overcoats. $7.00 and $10.00.
No more—no less. We cordially in-
vite your inspection.
Get the Habit. . Go to the
“manhunt
5 NORTH MAIN STREET.
HARRY GOODWIN.
Man-per.
nRINKLIN SHOES.
i Church, Last Night
it use rotation on . .
or may. it. w.~r. DIIIIIMII
Prelude To Sermon Preschotl
In South Norwelli Methodist
..
t "Facing Election Day.” was the top-
lc of Rev. W. W. ’l‘. Duncan‘s prelude
at the First M. Ii}. Church, lust even ,
lug. He. said:
There is a sense in which election
day is a Judgment day for political pur-
ities and government ofliclals. Men and
lmensures that have been in operation
for from one to four years are brought
to account and Judged according to the
deeds done in the body politic, whether
they be good or bad. The jury before
which they are tried in the united cit-
izenship of the country. the judge is
tile law of the land and the attorneys
are, the newspapers and stump spook-
ers advocating their own cause and
prosecuting that of their opponent ,_
The trial has been going on for sev-
eral weeks and on Tuesday next the
verdict will be rendered. Herein is
the supreme importance of the ballot
bOx; to corrupt it is like corrupting
,lbe courts of our land; to give or'takc
. need to become socialists i
order to
have moral and social ones one given
the first place, and it impresses us with
theirs" responsibility which is ours
it we are homered amid the great
moral conflict of the day arousing our
calm indifference on the ground that
any attempt to make party subordi-
nate to morals “may do more harm
than good".
m...
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
saws.
"...—
Owlng to the recent death of his
mother. the Reanmes Benton Wer-
ner did not officiate at the services at
(lurce Church. yesterday. '
The Ministeritig Circle of King's
Daughters of the Norwnllt Congrega-
tional Church will meet tomorrow nf-
tcrnoon at 3 do It in the ladies’ pnrv
lor of the church.
The. Doorkecpcrs‘ Circle of King's
Daughters of the Norwalk (‘ongregu
tionul Church will hold a meeting to
night at the home of Miss Sarah A.
Miller. In Ilighmtifiet.
Considerable belting is bclng done
In Norwalk today on the election to-
morrow. The principal interest cen-
ters on the candidates for representa-
tivcs and state scnator from this dis-
trict. '
Mrs. I“. W. Perry was dangerously ill
Saturday night. from indigestion caus-
ed by the inhalation and absorption of
I
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i
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'" , ammo Dav scone arose. ,
'rnuiihnnria
n it. now. i. not .'
meWWWmmew-W WW-
YA TT.
. NOS. 0 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. .
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in all the popular shades.
Children’s from 2 to 12 yetirs. Misses, In to 18 years.
Large bottle Ammonia ...... 6c
.XOC
a
3"
E ..Thcso are strong. serviceable Shoes that will stand the hard
kttocksof school wcar. or other every day usugc.
Sold only by
; SOUTH NORWALK SHOE co.
3})
,3‘. 'FCI’ ZMCI'I ‘_ . _ . . ....... . _ $2.50, $2.00, 31,50 In bribe is to tamper with the decision
.. . . of a jury. ,
. ............ . . . . . I. I. .
go‘- 303,318 g: 00’ :1 73’ g 20 Now the first quuliftcnllt‘in for a coni-
-°.r. 9“ """" '75‘ '5 ’ 1' 5 petent jury is a knowlcdgc of the evi-
FOr Little Youths .............. $1.50, $1.25 dam... N0 Jurymnn who ha... been 31,.
sent during the trial would be thought
for amoment qualified to unite in ren-
dcrlng a verdict. Yet multitudes will
go to the polls next Tuesday “like
dumb driven cutilc.” Not merely will
many he coerced into a particular way
of voting. but multitudes who are free
to vote as thcy please, will go with
no adequntc knowledge of the conduct
South Norwalk.
‘96 iquhington Street,
inland
Sensation oi Shooting Through
the Air Described by a Sea-
tlnel Reporter—Dorian Auto
Cope Evaded
0f the 500 people from The Nor-
walks who witnessed the great Vaudcr-I the Norwalk representatives of tho 1’...
bill. automobile cup race on Long is~
land a few weeks ago, undoubtedly
everyone wondered how it felt to ride
in one of those throbbing. lire-coughing
agile monsters lliut shot over the roads.
of the course like catapult projec-
tiles. filed with life, which appeared for
oment and were gone again with
Whit: in hardly more time. than it
" k to. mm your head.
A member of" me Sentinel staff who
viewed the magnificent spectacle and
who incidentally speculated with the
rest of the multitude along the course
as to lhfilolt'ntitltlml derived from being
hustled through sput'c at it rule of
speed'u'nhcard of on a highway iiiiiil
the advent of u racing automobile. was
ortunate enough yesterday to get no-
anointed slightly with the ovcrpowcr-
in: thrill. 'l‘hi'lll it is. bill by no means
one of fear—at least it did not so im-
press the individual referred to. Ruth-
er it was a thrill of buoyancy. a free-
dom from all mundane cares. an ex-
hilaration indescribable in a vocabu-
lary of Words which had not been con-
structed with tlic idea of mccting such
a contingency. imagine. darting di-
rectly at space in a twinkling to on-
press train speed before the aforesaid
express train’s pouderous locomotive
had hardly succeeded in turning a
wheel. If the sensation is it peculiar
one on the level in the racing car. it‘s
doubly so while you're ascending u hill.
There’s something uncanny about it.
It seems that. the law of naiurc has
been turned topsy turvy when you fly
up a bill as lust as if it Were it hurt-
sontai stretch, without, too, tiny appur-
enl; labor on the part of that fine piece
of mooninlsm under the hood in front.
0! you.
The newspapermun’s opportunity to.
I“ Acquainted slightly with tho sensu-
1ion came about through the good nu-
WI‘O of Joseph,’l‘rucy. on whom the
eyes of the wholc‘ country was turned
the hope that. he would uphold the
.' . Emcee of American skill with his 90
e
oree' power Inconmbilc.
J Tracy. the yellow newspapers
coiled lllmI license of the. awful pace
he could-set. While rcpiuiicd tire
{double-robbed him of all chances of flu-
Iehlhg u with the leaders. he "inude
Ilurv Dcvll
7 WE
Worrying your pocketbook.
as Southusin St.
l‘ i
v, ‘lltiennnu of spending or the habit of saving?
' Jot-soon living beyond your income or inside of it?
. . Mahmoud. tospend nil your earn in living bcymld your i...
g . may shout of every man's earnings should rightfully
". :" p 1
hrs you ever thought of ii. In this light?
3.. Upon envious account here. it in the right way.
mamas Savings Bank,
WWI-mm trimm- ‘e W" "W“ °°'"‘~
‘future.
of men or parties, and no acquaintance
with the arguments of the opposing
sides.
I Now of course the answer is tliai
only men of leisure or men whose Iiusl.
nose is politics have had the time Ill.“
i-cssary for familiarity with the vast
literature produced during the cam-
good" just the same. for be negotiated
the fastest lap during the race. ills
speed on his fifth trip around the
course was at the rate. of 67.65 miles
an hour. Warner. the winner, averag-
ed only (“All miles an hour for the
race. Mr. 'I‘rscy says he did not push
his car to its utmost limit even with pnign. We grant that 0}" life is'stren:
his phenomenal speed for such It tor- "OHS and newspapers "“d n"'“‘”“"‘
tuous course. The crowd overrun melrcqulrc time lor ”M" perusal which
course .00 dangerously. we can ill afford to givc. hilt our point
It's at misnomer to ‘I‘llll lilni it "dart-i18 that ii juryiucn hnvc ‘" “'"V" bust»
devil." however. because of the smum-lions to vindicate or coudciun individ-
he drives it our. Nerve. of course is unis whose ('1IIISI‘S llicy must atljiihdl-
a cardinal requisite. but it's ll decided-1mm M" “‘h” “N m" “‘7’” m“ tbc
LV minus quantity unless it is flanked whole nation. must lfiltl’ timc'cnouch
with skill and a clear hood. to intelligently pass upon political par
Mr. Tracy drove up again from Ncw tics, in whose lizind is the talc of the
York yestrduy in the [automobile rust-ixl'mmn' , , . . ‘
to cull on llnlph lluldwin. who was iii-l. it is ”l” ”"vwsmm and """muug‘
iui'cil in the big race. and after the I.“ m “m" ”H" 1h.” liu‘uc oucutlon 1“"
visit was finished took the ncwxpulicr tor “5 as voters '5 not supply “1”"
"m“ aboard faithful “No. 9;. The party shall lll’ placed in power. but lhc
start was made from in front of llll‘ much more vital question. ily WM”
store of F. E. Lockwood and Company. t'IllltlldJllIlS can we secure the most
' sane and moral adjustment of the great
i-thical and social durations which lil't'
dciiinnding answer cri-rywlierc'.’ l'oi»
iticul party Iiiics have been singularly
brokcn down during the last half dw-
adc. Time was when there was a solid
democracy and fl solid republicnnlsm.
'i‘tiiliiy both great partlcs arc illridcd
comnbilc. Down West avenue and
(Wt-r Armory llill and Connecticut
iivcnue the lively machine spud to
Durlcn. the terror town for autobio-z
billsts. The town's constuliiiliiry was
on its job all right and just as ”in rat--
or was passing thc trap. a party in ii .
big touring car was paying up the cus- , m") m” ”unus'
topiary $20 fine Illltl waved cougrutuluw I lit‘ llciuocrals have on the one band
lions at the party in tlic ruccr that ”l" soil-respectingand high ”sum."
{My had escaped by the exercise “I able .leffcrsonian Wing, and on ”11' Ulll~
care. The constables. who evidently cr those who have made the righting
would feel more at home pitching baht.)r 8.0m” “d industrial wrongs their
than stroll-hint: ropes across the high-.“me‘l consideration. “”8 wing.
w"). to catch unwary automobllists. lion-cvcr. seems to have Utll‘ilnl't’ col“
showed a mixture of happiness and rupicd “5 ”m vi-ry corruption ” pro
disgust on their fares. They were “W‘s.” ”mm“ and I.” N‘“ \ork
i-vldcnily still pleased with the film <Iiite Is set-king tint election of u woul-
llicy bud lust collected. but disgusted thy tlcuiiigoguc ('r ”I“ very typo ”0m
to think that another machine had Slit“ “.th“ " ”WNW" ‘” h" “”M‘m '0 ‘1‘“
cessfully ircndcd through the lllt’Hllt‘S-“\:‘:I. the people.
of their not. lilt‘ Republicans arc in no bcitcr
Of course, it would not hp fair to say state "S ("f as "Ml-V “Ulldfll‘lll‘ is con-
lust whcre the car Wits spisedcd u “1.3"" ““‘l- “It‘ll have two camps. (inc
tlo. Some country constable might is "mu“ .”9 or ”'95? “'1‘" MW “WP.
try to distinguish himself. Sumcc lt “’“rsh'ppmg m“ (”and 0|” Part)"
to any that the cur has lost none of its.""tl have lll‘OIl crying concerning its
cunning slncr the Vanderbilt race. ilIlt'n and milasurcs "'l licsc hi- thy gods.
Mr. 'i‘rncy may race this car at 0F.” America. which ”01'1“”. ”W? “m. 0'
inond Beach at the bit: .liinunry rnccsfa” thy past troublc». 1" {ms ““1"
If hc dos! it can b“ ("”de “no" to belong Il‘llilt like hccrctury bliuw nnil
Rivc u llood account. of -ltéelf. It is ‘10th tnnuon. .“m' ”W!" I“ a host
built an“. the ”0MB“ of A. '4. 1mm”of men inferior in character to tlicsc.
of the Inroinobilc Company of Aniori- bl" identical I” “HM: mo" 0.! thc
cu. hits a four cylinder motor, a three ”p" M ”‘08" “Vb” sought to bill l'hm
speed forward and revel-smalldlng gear dorc‘ Roosevelt “m "f commission by
transmission. a I20 inch wheel. l)lll‘l(¥'nmkmg him viceprcsident. M” h”
and double chain drivc. The car is should disturb lllt‘ll‘ pnrty plans by too
more powctful than the limb lioconio~ Km" emphasis on moral qtlcsllons.
bilc with which Mr, Tm”. finished. lhe other Wing is mfllit' up of tucn
third in the Vanderbilt race. It niao‘w'“) ""“N'” “-V'l‘iml'm‘ “'"h a” ”‘0
uccclcrnlcs much faster. reform llltlt'i‘IlIi‘lllll along moral lincs
iiir. mey is a consulting cpgiucci' which huvc liccu swooping our couu
by profession and signed an ugrcc-
meal a few days ago to act in this
try during tlic last few years: men
who are sucking to accurc the uppll-
capuclty for tho liocomobilo Company. cation "I “W "HR" to rich “(WWWHOM
but will ”WU“, only part of his time of capital and mtisslvc combinations of
to this. its hc has an automobile brief-3mm“ men who “"3 seeking to have
ncss on Broadway. New York. tilt) in“! applied to the rich man with-
_‘ Hill reference to his riches and the
"i shall KO to the arctic rummagimir man with no consideration of
said ”H. duuntlcss explorer this poverty. ’Ihi-ac arc. what are cull-
"Wcll." nuswcrcil Colonel Htlllwcll.i"" the "Roosevelt Republicans.“ and
of Kentucky. "I can‘t am, i care much lw“ can champion their principles with-
for the arctic rcg‘lons. My impression out hcing partison. for tho two-fold run-
of tlicm h. it Did"? with a whole bit of son that they do not constitutc u party
u... “my uollilur, worth drinking in put in themselves, nut! that thorn are pos-
iuvun YOU
to Gnu us in our new quarters. that you may know where you can
‘ have your next job of Printing done to fit your taste and without
ELM GROVE PRINTERY
(Old Fairfield Fire insurance Building)
Tell .337-4.
9 from all in You aiming?
lt ...__ k sibly its many Democrats among them
”Ln ,wffihi’fglon mm M Republicans. Many of this class
cannot be said to be personally sympa-
tlictlo toward l’rcsidcnt ltooiicvult‘a
policy in all matters. and yet they be
Have in his principles. .
Now from this We deduce two t‘mr
cluslons which We would impress up-
on lhe Voters. First. the supremo mu-
.alderntlon in. voting is the cit-cilim of
the bout mt-n ll‘l‘I‘iImlt‘ilVf‘ of party. it
may be trite that party method is in-
volved in all governmental action. but
it is certain that no party even if It
were the very best, can maintain its
integrity if it elects inferior men. ilctn
end. We should vote for men on the
basis of moriil‘prlnclplc rnlhcr party
program. The partytmr has proved
that much more can he done along
moral llncs than politicians over ad:
mlttcd to be possible. it Is not pleas-
ant to observe one of our senators.
Burton of Kain-as. point: to jail on a
criminal. and yct it in very enctnlrnu»
log all oVIdencc of the superiority of
moral right over political misfit.
It Is not pleasant to think that grunt
corporations like the New York Cell"
iral Railroad and the Standard Oil
Company are proved to be law-break.
on; by our courts. and yet It shows that
moral right can triumph dyer the non-
ileroua enemy of financial might. _ We
South Norwsik.
he laid
turpentine and kerosene. which. while
cleaning some paint. was accidentally
spilled on. the noon. '
icorgo S. Gregory. of, Norwalk. has
sold his handsome gentleman‘s road
horse "Tony” which has been the. ob-
ject of much admiration, to a New
York broker named Anderson, who has
3 rolls Toilet Paper. . . . . . ..
5c
Fancy Salad Dishes ......... 35c
Decorated Tea Cups and San-
cers ........ . .......... 25c
Children’s and Misses’ finals for Fall and Winterlllcar.
We a”... showing a very complete line of Children’s and Misses’ Coats for Fall and Winter
wear in original and attractive styles and a large range of fancy mixtures, as well as in plain cloth
Jul
Housefu rnishin g Department.
Nickel Tea Kettles .. . ..... . .95c l 9 'bars Soap.. .............. zsciCake Plates ‘
Wash Boilers. copper bottom. .35! l3 Scouring Soap """"""
.......5oc
......--.
lLarge Platters
tFancy Tea Plates...........roc
.Dinner Set, 109 pcs. .........$7
TRISTRAM s HYA'I-r, NORWALK, CONN.
a summer home in Ridgefeld. ' ' ‘ , - . .
Mr. and Mrs. Eberhardt Apcll and
Mr. and Mrs. Enoch S. Rowan will go
to Noroton on this evening and pay it
visit to the Fitch Soldier's Home,
Where Mr. Apell will entertain the
veterans with an instrumental and
vocal program.
...__.._..__
A NOVEL PROPOSAL.
(TM 8118.)
A good story is told of c. young man
who had gained access to the house
of one of the richest and most aristo-
ciatic families in Berlin. He fell in
love with the only daughter of thc
house. and tried to lngratiate himself
with her in every possible manner, es-
pecially by bringing her the latest pub-
lications .
One day the father of the young lady
found one (if these books lying on the
table. and bcgan glancing through it.
in one of the chapters he found a
number of words underlined with a
lead pencil~not beautiful passages.
but insignificant words such as “l" and
"you." He turned over lcaf after leaf,
and found everywhere the some thing.
llc couucclcd up the underlined
words and reads as follows: "Dear
lt‘i'uulelu: Will ltlnsult you if I toll
you i adore you. and"~——»
lti short. a love. letter of the most
gushing description, and closing with
the suggestive words. “Ansmr in the
next chapter."
’l‘bcn hc took a load pencil. Ilnllt’l” .
lliicd some words in tlic next chapter.
muippcd the book in a piece of paper.
and handed to his iootmuu. whom be
instructed to [like it back to the young
gentleman. ._ ..
'l‘hc luitcr opened the volume. his
Iii-art throbbing like a sledge hammer,
and found the words were underlined
in the next chapter. He read as fol~
lows: .
“You young scoundrel! if you dare
to cross the threshold of my house
auxin. I shall kick you out of the win-
filmy."
THE PEOPLE ARE HONEST
A Kcnwood man consented. the oth-
er day. to go to the milllucry depart-
llltlll for tlic purpoee of hclping his
wifc to decide on glint. After much
ti'yiiig‘on the lady decided on two huts
from which to make her selection. One
of them was 824. the other Sill.
".V‘ow. i want you to tell inc hon~
it} it
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in ii»
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EXAMINE OUR GOODS. LOOK OVER OUR STOCK THAT WE HAVE SELECTED THIS
FALL IN THE LINE OF MEN'S AND WOMEN’S CLOTHING. WE HAVE MADE GREATER PRE-
PARATIONS THAN EVER BEFORE. OUR DEPARTMENTS ARE FILLED WITH THE MOST UP-
TO-DATE WEARING APPAREL FOR MEN AND WOMEN. OUR CHARGE SYSTESM IS GROW-
lNG LARGER AND LARGER EACH SEASON. WE HAVE ESTABLISHED THIS SYSTEM FOR
THE CONVENIENCE OF THOSE WHO ARE SEEKING HONEST CREDIT. WE DON’T ASK FOR
ANY REFERENCES 0R SECURITY FROM YOUR EMPLOYER. LA NDLORD OR YOUR NEIGH-
BORN WE TRUST YOU ON YOUR GOOD NAME. '
EXPERIENC
IF GIVEN A FAIR CHANCE.
H KRIEGER & CO.
29-3arcw. Washington so;
i
All.
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lull \Qtdill
E HAS TAUGHT US THAT
South Norwmlk
csily. Georgie." she said. "which of
tlicsc two you would advise me to
got." -
Then she put one on after the other.
and pci-mlttcd him to view her from in
front. from each side. and from be-
hind.
"Well. I tell you." he said at last.
"the one you bud on first looks to me
as if it might be more stylish. and all
flint. but the second one. makes you
look much younger than you do in the
oihcr."
llc had wusloil an hour. but he saved
$8.—-(Yhicngo Record-Herald,
--———-—-—-.—-————
Chance-widow! that your slimmer var
cation is over, i suppose the principal
thing you'll hnvc to save money for in
your girl's (‘hrlstmns present.
Bentlick—-()l I'll have to buy two this
year.
Chancc~ All? Two girls. ch?
Bendick—«No: two presents; burs to
mi» and mine to her. i married her last
wr.~i-k.-l’hiladclphia Press. '
chevrolotg ihc uutomobilisl.
talking at ()rmond about American
railways. "‘l'ou railways are superb.‘
he said. “Abroad we have nothing like
them. in word. comfort, in luxury.
American railways lead the World, But
the cxpensc! ()u my way down ti.-
lt‘lorldu I llllltl to the porter its thc
lime drcw anI‘ for us to part: 'l’orter.
yeti have been very attentive and i
want to give you something. but i have
no change.‘ Then I took out a $20 bill
from my wallet. ’Certuinly, slr,‘ the
porter answered. pulling out a large
roll of money. 'llow will you have it.
sir? In fives?‘ "---New York Press,
\\' II 3
(.lrlttlck—lt's the finest play of the
realistic school We soon yci.
Auciimwl’esttl, iiiipposc it has a real
flying-msrlilno,%';t 0 static.
tirittlckm-No'.‘ tit has a real plot
and II few ronl actors, .
Squirrel lines a handsome broad-
cloth cvonlnc cloak. and noble forms
its collar. whiio the fronts. cape and
cuffs arc hcuvlly cmbcllliihoil with silk
braiding.
iiigii
I-lOYT‘S THEATRE
ENTIRI WEEK OF NOV. llTl-l.
flip—Vssn—eflh.
BINNITT MOULTON co.
In Repertoire. ’
IVININCI.
Monday-A Daughter of the People.
Tuesday—Faust.
Wednesday—A Cow he 's Romance.
Thursday-Jug Belle 0 Virginia.
Friday—Ohipwnoksd.
Saturday—4110 Working Girl.
M "4813/
Wednesday-«- he Lilo Osvsr.
How About
Thursday-«Fetish
. Friday—A Cow Boy's Rem-nos.
. . humility—Covert From Ill-ms.
. OUR VAUDIVILLI.
‘ The Cemersorsph. latest moving pie.
torso.
. Prank lyre". in monologue.
.. Latest Boom. lmuilfuil illustrated.
.; lstolls Pluskstt. um louse.
Our Vaudeville Feature. JCNIO sud
SUTTON. promoters of Holman ostri-
Q
Q
find Mayor Jones. of Minneapolis. re»
nominated in spite of the lethargy or
the old Republicans, and the intense-J
persistent and able opposition of coins-
sal brewing and saloon influences In
that city, ‘
All this teaches us that we do not
Mend-y. Lsdles' Night. 200 Inst Na
served seats at lee.
ill but lull in.
revise
8T. JOSEPH’S FAIR,
MUSIC HALL.
TEN NICHTs BEGINNING OCT. 26.
Entertainment sud Dancing
Every Night.
MONDAY. Nov. 5.
NORWALK NIGHT.
OOLOISTO.
Mina NATTEFORD.
MISC MILLIRD.
THIRTY MINUTES FOR REFRESH-
MINTO. by members of at.
Mary's Choir.
FREE DANCING. I To 12.
mmfinmr
Of'
MEN AND WOMEN.
‘ $3.60 AND ".00.
cause lilo"
for
WOMIN.
”.00 AND ”.50.
Phone 458.
tannin mum:
l ____. mA—NNUAL‘
Entertainment Bazaar and
Dance
CATHOLIC umou COUNCIL, icon:k
mo CATHOLIC ctus,
AT CLUB House. 22 Wear Ave.
FRIDAY, SATURDAY. MONDAY AND
TUESDAY EVENING“.
sov. e. 10. 12, is.
Tickets, 15¢. damn Tickets, 36c.
oursaumusur PnoenAM
cusses?) sacs svsmso.
h... -w...
bones. .
banal inn lining: V
'l'llc inhabitants. ii-ltal voters. of the
Town of Norwalk urc lulrcby notified
and Wurnml that a t‘w‘i'itll town mout-
luu will lift hold in tlic Town Hall.
Wall ntrcci. Friday, November ii. llllltl.
at 6 o‘clock In the owning. for the
following purposes. to wit:
t. if deemed ndvlsnblc. to make an
additional appropriation of ”0.000. or
so much thereof on may be neceunry.
for tho coiuitructluu of a birth school
building on "It! Wont avenue lot.
2. To cuiluldcr IIlltl lulic action on a
petition to the effect that the town
pity for "the mI'llil‘iIlAnlll‘llllifllt‘f.‘ and
l ism-neon of all peritobsresldlua in said
town who litii'c been or may be bitten
by mud done during the your 1900":
and to make a mull-lord appropriation
of money therefor; also. “for the our
pniiu of considering and melting such
plans and urruugnmmts with regard
in dolls in said town as will secure the
nrvuicnt safely in the general public
from their illitit'llll. and in make such
appropriation for such purpose as may -
be doomed proper and sulficlent: and
it. To accept the annual report of
the suloctnisn for the year ending
August SI. one.
listed at Norwulii. this ad day of
November, 1m.
JAHEB A. BROWN.
“NEED AVISON.
.I. I]. RAYMOND.
l Selectmen of the Turin of Norwalk.
. ..swg, ‘ III“-
Norwalk Chronicler