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Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 18, 1909 · page 3

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WASHINfiTONglglRTHDAY 8ENTl-VV.
The Soul-incl XII/lilo W1 limited on 11,

morning paper new Monday. Washing
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hi: on 11 guéiit' ‘0
Cannons. -
——Shoe hnr'gniuii 09111191111111 B1 acid 11
An addition is belng placed on the
11111111111139: of ll'i‘édd‘rick H.‘ Field of
Iiurrlit 111111111113. 7 ,;
A stated communication of St. Johns
liodgc, A. F‘. and: ‘A. .. of Nomalk
will be held this evens
, Mason degree will be centerred
’i‘he aiinunl meeting of the Norwalk
Business =‘7Mons Association will be
held this evening at the Norwaik Ho
tel .»a1'1d 'will be followed with a‘ ban-
duet.
Miss Ella L Hill. of Dnnbiuy start
ed yesterday for III-010 Leavenwmtii.

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Cntpnin and Mr11., Lepni'VIrd 1V) Wildninn.
U. S. A.

An order {ssued from the ndjntant-
gcncrai' 5 oil cc Tueodny, confirms the
VI‘loinVlnntltVin of Captain .iohn 11.1’111
cell. iotlr'ed, to be captain of Compiiny
ll.lIlistl11l'ailtry.

St. .’lohns Lodge. No. 6, A. F. and
A. M., will hold a regular communica-
tion, this evening. In Masonic Temple.
in Wall sheet, at which time ,t 0. Man
ter Masons chVg'iee will be c ii'ei".icd

Mrs, ‘Thomna 11111111111 SWater sti'oct
N01 walk who. recently came to Smith
N01 is nlk to visit her niotheI M191. Wil-
liam A. VBre-nnan. is quite neiionsiy ill
with typhoid pneumonia which dev'el-
oped while she was there.

Lincoln Couiicil1~No.,~i_. O. U. A. M..
wiila‘hoid its regulhi“ meeting Friday
night. The third degree will be con
'ferred and until arrangements (01' the
celebration of the thirty Ilfth anniver-
spray, oI‘V the rouncil w,ill be completed.
All membéis are i'qutVIésted to be pres
(Int.

-~l)on't i‘orgctl. M. 1‘ Ball. Assam
bly llali Nouwwnlk February 18.1901
benefit of llntters .

'lhc W. C. 'l‘. U. will hold the Fran-
ces Willard iiioiiioriiii service with
Mime J 7i. itichaindsou 10 West. avenue.
F‘V-iidav. atz :it) nt-Ioek. M111. Ilainiiin,
ol liniib'ui'v éoiint'y president ol‘ the

\V. C, '1‘. li.. Will be present and give
niiVuddrcss. Coke and cream ,will be
served. ~- ' 4 . 7

VJOllll Coilin and Harry Paxton. who
have been employed as night wed in
the baggage rooms of the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company, in South Norwalk. for some
time, resigned theii positions yester-
day Joseph Gilllin of Ridgciield, has
taken employment there.

A. regular meeting at the Central La-
bor Union will be held this evening at
the lyc.eum in Washington street,
when it will he vbt'ed‘ to transmit to

. the American Federation of Labor
the rescind It all ti. tilt the big label
Inas's ni'éetil? at 333% 111111 Sjindny at
tornooV nth h was so e onently ud-
dresse liy. viirioi'is i‘pea era. '

Captain James A, Ryan, of the Fit-

(”nth U. S. cavali y iii: visiting his
11 me in Denbury. HcV mode a hasty
ti'ipgfioiin M .31} l1n'eturn ted
Gapi.‘ Ryaifimihh Ph'lde to covo17ii31'

Magoou aiming United States‘ occu-
pane, v of Cu , 1111111159, 11511111110 Cuba
he will remain there a short time af—
ter. \\Vlll('.l\ he will take a Vsix montth'
lemo of 11th ‘ e.‘ ‘

The Cui‘f' lint compnny, which 111111
1171111211 the Glen” lthVt factory. on 11911101,

.i'Vcct is 111‘ ‘eom'mdnc 1111511111111 at

we. Three 1611de or machines were

ken to the factory, 'yestei'day. The
hevcia'l new ftiototios which have open
e'd here r‘eccutly- inc welcome additions
to the town. and the Iepoi'tsV that otli
'eis are to V'stait 110011.15 gratifyinii
iiéWs. Out of towns parties were oon~
a‘nitlugdlie board of .mide yesterday in

\I'h g'ard to a‘ suitiihl'e building for huh

'llul‘ll‘35097. The only regret is that

are "not 1119 hvplllhbic Vbnildihgs

l coxrenpoiiden b"! Danburv

' . gait {'I', X «.

_ ,l A. public Inpatient is to be held this

Ve'vening is! Broad River, when the pen

to Wheelie on regarding the

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nil .5 11211111: ‘33—: 7
sheet, is spending 11 week iiiIBoIIIon.
McKinley (11111111. Spii'iiiali' War Velor'
ans. will lioldn'regiilur business meet-
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Cod Steaksfz’ lbs. [01' 25c: llnllbut1
16c; Salmon, 200; Ciscoes. 120;
Smelt. 15c; Herring, 8c;
tcr, 120; Field. the Oysters, 401';
Long Clams. 30c; Round Clams, 35c;
Seat "Front. 18c; Finiinn
1214c; Shad.‘12c: Sniippei Biiicn.12c;-
Week. 1211' Eecnllops. 40c; l‘lllt,V10C‘.;
Bull Hedda, lfllfic.

TEL. 931. FREE DELIVERY

John C: Silcox

 

 

45 WALVL' s12. NORWALK

Insurance

We .havc several decided bargains
in Income producing property that
must increase In value with the rapid
91'th of the town.

 

 

therein no glow in 'l‘hevNoerks
better equipped “to supply your every
want in the grocery lino than rl iii
.heie AT 33 WEST WASHING
STREET?

Our constant aim is to please and
give you satisfaction every time

it will be to your advantage to trade
with 111.1. '1

Special, Now

Extra Standard Sliced Lemon Cling
Peaches. 25¢ per 0311‘; 52.85 per dozen
cans.

E‘XUE. Standard Bartlett Pears. 25¢:
nor can; 52. 85 pet dozen 021111;.

Extra Standaid Green Gate 01 Egg
Pliin‘is, 20¢ per can; 52.30 per dozen
cans

Extra Standnid R03 al Aim Cherriea.
25¢ per can.

These are the finest fruit packed 3
lb cans.

Lot usVVthilVI groceries thViV you.

our "151119st 11911 cm VEAT.

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Large 3111- ,

Buddies, 7

181 eWacliVianto'n StIVcety Bridge 7

Horace 111111111 81 Son. I

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' ' Everything In the optical Line.
' Eye‘s Examinod Free ‘

PHONE' 488.

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90 WASHINGTON ST.

Merrill Bust

and Learn How to EARN
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Electric Percolators, Chafing

tr'ic Portable Table Lamps and

TELEPHONE 35 4.

20.09»:'

Our Goodyear Welt $2. 50 Specials

FLYN N 8. RYAN

Don'Vt Wait for CHANCE Er FATE to Win SUCCESS.
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FEBRUARY 1.1909,

Stamford.

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Electric Labor Savers

Dishes. Small Stoves. Water

Heaters, Broilers, Ovens. Luminous Radiators, etc. Pocket Flash-
.7 lights and Electrically Driven T

s. A large 11599“chth of Elec-
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this week.

li‘lnc Month and Persian Lawns.
linen nnd' "l..3klincn." Mci'ccrizod Chi
Snitli1g.CioSsbiirs.have Stripes l‘Ilini
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to all. on thc'lr household furniture. ,
planed can ”other?" personal property} .

without removal, on their own In
without one oer. Call and see 113.
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hand made Laces.

86'Wa'shington Street;

HOTEL ARHI' ALS.
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Muse; l. M. Block. S. S Risley. W, '

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ffon. Batiste. mtt‘etl Swiss. Donogul
tics. Figured Matti-115, etc;
11 11nd weirdo. All Over 'I‘nckcd Lawn.
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‘ ti own or city. at such price and
We Agreement with the 'owncr'sV,

also a line '-

V «Alon [In Miniui'dct-‘nrihg Coinpdlllv.

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9911i 5111192311}. 49111. Vreino‘inheli what
till th . nt. tbcin iii lust
enoiigit‘cp 9'1 V0
that they 11min
drotpr'd.
do.) I} consolid atlonV Vbiil were ”1111111111
and coidlaiiy accepted by the people.
there In not ,1! vacant lot within the
13111111111911 border; that would not od-
video ten percent

Now think that union will nevei
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119v VVl, tuVV demons vai-

it 11001191. The that step will he a bill
that proposes it on it definite plan.
some such bill as the one you refer to.
Like all. bills. it may be ainendedin
coliimittec, or on the floor or oitlie}
Senate or House. All but the enacting
clause. may he struck out at any stage,
and 11 totally new ’orvpartluliy new bill
substituted; but to be meritorious or
satisfactory it must be fair In all its
provisions 'and paiticulnrly. it 11111111.
provide tor a fair repiesentation oi
all. sections In the council. for a just
disposition of the separate debts or
else leuve them 1111 they the. and
finally it lllllsl. proVIdc lor auhmisaion
to the people. It should he not only
I‘Valr.biithi'ici'.t~.lcn1'antl definite. 7 ‘
For the sak'e at clear understanding
to the corner stages of discussion.
nearly all the ordinary provlhloiia about
which there can be no scrlmis dispute.
9111. "h an the oi Iinlzntion and manage»
merit of the po oico, the laying out and
rVopali oi' Iiigiiwnys,tl1e care or the
poor. and many other proviislon'Vi; were
hot lhucrted,ili_oiVigl1' they Would be
carefully 1.111111111111111, drii'ttcV'd, inserted
and published before the final, passage
if all these n'on- cohtrovei
11111 Cinders ‘nn'd7 pdmgrupbs I1Vall7he_eii

blesoi‘no work to‘ generate out for die

wmiid h'nv‘c been so IongNVthIVit fewer
would read it. 7 '

"l‘he bill as liitioducch leaves Vthc
7 separate debts nnd the separate '1111—
note just as they n1e,i’ore\"..oi unlehn
, an oidliinnrc to 11 different intent Is

' where as 11 platter of Ilght any citizen
lln'd tiny subordinate municipality
7 would be boom and Could. acting sin
, gin bniidrd and alone defeat such inci-

3 not of debts and hearts it .npjua't

7. would remain inidiolmheil.

The bill also provides that 111 11 spe-V
',oiai' election it. shall he submitted 10‘:
the people in such a. way that an nd- V
Verse majority in eithei Norwiilli alonc=
or In South Vern Iill1 alone or in East,
Norwalk 1111111117111 I11 the rest or VVIhe‘
town alone. would defeat it.

A 11111111111 decree of the 'SIViperior‘
court. iln‘dln'g the actual value of the'
Matthew property to ho a hundred
thousand dollars" has rendered it.‘ 11nt
tile and advantageous for the new city
or motion-n to acquire It for a" park
and public buildings—4111 idenl pinpo-
as the buildings now inc (or all the
city offices. It: is not meant that this

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tot 11'1' thé 1511115999911 »
growth; 5111,1111 very .

7 at the clone of the sixty year peiiod.

cusgiou the main things, one the bill'l .

11.111111 iaiincd b1 the whole petiplc '
' , and approved 11.7 thb Superioi court.

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11,

VI.- Mimics " '
Arc Designed to Take the. Place 111 Old‘
Age Pensions. '

V WASHINGTON, Feb i8. --——-Scnntoi
llnnslirougli today introduced 11 hill
providing for a system, of old ago an-
uultles designed to take (in plate (IVY;
the demand for an old age pensioni'
gmemmeut 11111111111111.1111 extending:
to all classes. Under it the govern
ment would undertake to ieccive do}
posits nod to allow three per ccnt.’
compound interest thereon.

deposited 25 cents per week . .it ”1*
ago. 01' ohm roars such person would
be allowed an annuity of $29. 91 l

the case of death of the niinuitnnt
111101 to reaching sixty. the amount Vde—
positcd, together with the interest
would be paid to his or her heirs “it
in also pi',”ovlded explained Mr. Hans
hrougll. “thnt a person of any agcniiay
deposit a lump sum equal to :lho
amount that would 11.17111 accumulated
had such person become a deposltm' at
the age of 20 and receive the 1111111111

The minimum annuity in fixed at $130
and the maximum at $1. 200 for any
one person, but the head oiI a hottne-

the members of~the family.

“The advantages in this plan of as-
snranceare, first.“ its Wpieto secnr- i
ity. and secontl,V-thnt7 the VgOVGl‘mllGilt
is to give ‘the service without any
charge to tiie'bcneficlni‘les, " 7. '7 7

SUFFlVilAVGVE PROPAGANDA.
Parade in LondonnBrokcn up by P0-
Ilé‘e, and ‘l'vienty'

LONDON. r1111. 13. 4:11;. sunriigett'es
tallerl today, in their. attempt to pie
sent to Premier Asquith, the resolution
adopted at yeoteiday’n- meeting of the
Womens Freedom lieague which do
clared tor a continuation of the-mili-
tant. propaganda- for stifiiage ,

'1 i193 .tirst attempted to march in
pioccsslou, but their line being brok-
cn up by the police, they mingled with
a crowd or the curious who bud goth-
ercd. t91leinens‘ the ,scene; ,tllld sunn-
Vtrrod toward Downing streem

The police, however, had completely
“invited all enormous tonne. thorough-

 

nui’iragettee. u ho tiled break
through 7 the lino; , woi'c.on1;restod
charged with interfering with Vtheapo
lilo 7‘

For {1, tithe there Mia 11 Scene oi
gloat disorder. women time and time

'1 again throwing..themselves valiantly, 7

against the. douhio'liiic, or police only.

constables, who 111111 0le them on' to

and 11151303 from the throng 1

The police, finally cleared the street.
and the womenwho Were not arrested
returned to their. ','hiIll
were addressed by lenders

 

limiting or value on' It ta'x question:
should be in god Its reg lidjudicnto' on
the adaption of price 'th the prbnertv'
wore taken by condetnn‘ntion proceed-
7 logo for town or city uses but It is
evidence its. to value.‘11V1‘id doubtless
fairly iepresentu the value placed 11p-
, no It by the owners (it the time. malt--
' liig it 11 desirable acquisition now. lei-‘7

easy or piobtibVle
coediiigo. '
Next yen: ii census at the United
ill be taken Iii which the Gran
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VVwIthViVout legal 111' o

0' eiahscd among the larger
II‘ union is defeated or postpV

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_ orwalk will not. appear in a 'd n '
‘ l1

_—,——————1——.-—,_ .

"What is your daughter doing now.
Mrs. Dngney?": E‘Shots-invliiug men
oihcegdown town? .“I moose she
must get.» pi'otty7good wagon-"s “Yes.,
but it'shwi’ul hard work. When she
came home Iast'nightshe was all worn
out liarVing copied more than 306 let,-
tars 011‘ ii holiotViV'
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V'Spring Wacn GccdchPongccs. American Print Sailings, Lawn:

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If a prison at the age 01' “VII rears

hold may mnlto old age pensions l'Ol '

to be thrown back. or. it they were 1111‘; '
,usuullv insistent. to be. handed 'over to “

the police station an‘il'd cheers. boots V

where they ‘

, Anthony Gercnlni’o

 

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“Get up, 1111111111111 mustn't cry like
a hV'IIVi'IVy. ' l'ou' ro quite' a men. now. You
111.17» It I roll down i 11111111111771 cry. i
nhottid merely ‘é—sily "'
in: but I'iion‘wi Vg‘o to VSuI'IIVlu'Vy helio'o'lw‘
one you’ll out" 7'

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TO ATTEND “'

THE TENTH ANNUAI.
11nd ,

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Masquerade Ball
Entertamnicnt

Uchn's Tribe, Red Men

MUSIC HALL,

Monday Evening, Feb 22 190.9
Special Vaudeville Entertainm'o '
Elaborate Grand March

Preceded With the Olden-time Minuet,
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