I“
,, For springand“
.I' summer Wear
in Percale, mghams. I was, DI l-
ties and “ll. nend‘, III the nu till. patte‘rs
and 001 0rd. .II. V II. .II'. , ‘Iun II 4
ilnras liaymakora' Associpt on “will
hold 'II meetisgmusdim evening
The“ IhdIIihil' meeting of Itho Cigar
Makers' Union will be held next Mon
day night In CenlIal Labor Lyceum. I
Mrs. Clarence B NoWlun, who teachi
es school In New. York, has beer
spending a my days In South Nor-
walk. .
eChioken’s“, title lb. Bayes.
death“ Instant. oou‘nc'u Knights 0
Columbus. will start Its plnocble tilOI'i
nutrient this evening in the. hall in
South Main Ititl‘étit.
The semiolfuhudl
a-«.
meeting of Old
Well {haw and 1trier (.‘rVIVIinarIyt Wit“;
9 II no out even us- a
IIIIIIHII IIIIrteIHl lII MiII'I-Hllnud street
A Quarterly meeting of the Norwallt
Historical rind Memorial Library As
socllrtion will be held on Wednesduv
evening, March 10111, at 8 o'clock.
I—Sausage. “10ch.- Hayes‘.
IA, stated convocation or Iiutlor
Chaiper it A. M, will be held at its
rooms Tluesday evening; at 8 o'clock.
The Mark dud Past. Master's degree
will be Worked ,, V
Judge George Ii. Cowell of the dis
trict court of waterbuly has notified
Governor Lille; that he will be 70
years old. Marth 25,‘ and. therefore.
ineligible to contiuuc in the judgeshlp
aftel that. date.
— "Fresh or Cbrued ilocks, 100 1b.;
“ side Pink. 100. iiaIes' Mkt.
A new support has been placed under
the shed at the west-bound railroad
station. taking the place of the one
knocked down Thurs‘duI night. when
a. freight train pushed one of the
Adams Firm-east Company‘s depot
m cits into the post.’1‘hc truck was
noQ damaged.
Miss Sadie Merwin. stenogrupber in
the quartorn'tnstet generate office fell
on the icy pavements on Ann sir-Leo
nour- tVlIVoIMaVsoniu bull. TlIuIsday af<
tertition.’ and broke her auhle. She
was attended by Dr. George C. Butler
and “taken to her rooms III lieuox
Courtmidartford Times.
"Complete Shoe stock.
& Rl'httkoil;
'i‘he itoburt-Alll‘roo company. or New
London, has filed articles of incorpora-
lion in the office of the state III-cre-
"“zary.. The capital stock is $50,000.
The purpose of the company is to
build engines. locomotives. etc. The
Incorporatot‘ii are ll F. ‘liobatt. of New
York, .ltlmos B. Ailfree, of Chicago.
and M. F: numeral. of New London.
The annual dinner or the Connectl
out CIVII Service Reform Association
will be“ held at 6: so p in on Wednes-
day, VMnIch 17. at the Hartford Club.
The lVioIVi. 'VEverett Dolby, the well-
known reformer. or New Jersey. will
be the g'uestV of, barter and the princi-
pal speaker,f” ere will also be other
speakers fairies“ for wit and wisdonr to
entertain and instruct.
m-Tiiomc mode“ or Link Sausage. lOc
Iiayes’ Mitt.
n)iiltapuly Sheriff Samuel C. lrelaud
was busy yesterday. serving jury war
rants. and boil or! Captain Aaron 0.
Stevens of .Rpwayton, and Justice
h‘dward; Barrett. of South Nor walk to
appear In the Superior Court in Dani
buryIJIext-VI Iepduy. James HintlleV
and Thaddeus: iipyt; o Dalmlon were“
chosen {or the Court oi Common Pleasi
Vin iiririgeportmgxt week
, r—«lidin of Purkuroast or chops. lfllfiti
lb. Mayes' Mitt ..
Viior'ace 'Vdolinson, in forecasting
weather for March says at about tn
8th oi: March there Will be a “distill-m
Conneully
slice. of consldéi‘hh'le force, likely to be I
‘ bli'udlu‘g show. Possibly ruin. A slight?
disturbance from the filth to the it
«It the monih. “‘ No hlleIiui‘d like 1888:
mm the“ 19m to the "2nd a“ general
disturbance. may be of a“ blizzard char. “
~iietbr.I {Barth tremors will be In order
‘ TCoriii’llthe Shoe stock. Conncally
V & Bracken.
Considerable is being made just now
of the report that sV qurleVd pre- historic
rug-err has “been ,dlst'oycred on the
Jersey most not far from Sandy Hook.
. it may interest. réadgrs to know that a
I great Bolted forest lies on the meat
bank of ,tlIo Connecticut. River along
Vim, ._tlatSlaVnst .about oppoSIte toLGlus
V top III:er (incest Quail), When III treshct
{.tbo. brink. the “trunks of
to: light—Hartford
.V ‘ ~~lronssliold effects will
haihold at 30 West avenue. Norwalk
THBBMAMIII‘EIIQI at.1 p. m. V
Th e indications are now that the
'Nthinnii-V‘diii Will not erect the pro
‘po’iiéd new soundness In Danhury.‘ st
feis’tr‘ nail lufflgédia‘tdl y.- The finishing
4i“ motions III 'Watdr-
pinup §III"I'* s'ithbtlght. lice new so
tibity’llu wwol‘i filtration. At Vl-iop’e-
we]: aircrew VVVIiIloIiVs in the“ pre-
edifroiimlll“ ’rc burial-ea ‘éiigltiés
I'Iurerei is a dsnyf vs. II “or twenty
- one. erifitlligsrassg Hillel inaction
Show ' - sfophlr work has ‘to
be dotte- in t one mar. stom‘ what
can" iii! learned tutorials cots are new
tllht It Vnewirbbndfw use It be erected
l-i ‘flfl‘I’Vthllt'Vr *DVlmlluVl‘y will be
. night.
. Oftmlllilull avenue. are making a visit
l Mission on? the Washington stréu
I leader.
“ iii?“ that can be prbcbred.
“if “ 24 do. Main iii-{:33 I
Butler was... 97'..I o It. I
have degree work IuoxtI Wednesday
Mrs. John F. Doyle and son Frank.
with Iolutivcs In Scranton.
Mrs. William Howard and Mina Ad-
Ilio Hazard ol' Nor,wallr were visitors l
VIII Bridgeport. Wednesday and attend
ed the tht'atrc.
‘ Al the last meeting oi” the Yale
l’lugle rm. and Illump Cows It was
voted to postpone their dance 1er AI
Ion Hall. The” corps will “give a .par- '
ode on ngmsday evening. March 17
There were seven sales of real es»
rate In Norwulk. last week. the same “
number as for the last Week In Feb
ruary last year. The mortgagor; last
week were $24: "7.5 as against $750 for
the some period a your ugo.
Monday evening with Miss liélon Our.
lnu,V f .Ulilt'l, i , VN rVwalk. IM
tors at late est Will Q
meeting. also field notes cohderniu
Ithu first of the migratory song hirdri to .
arrive. i
All luthestian meeting is promised:
for this groping“ at 7; 4.. at the Hedwig
bridge, of which Fred ii. Mills is if -
Merbbdy“ is invited “to t- ‘
tend. Them meetings aroI Ihéid wsgkl
nights on Tuesdays. fi‘lltrrsriuys 11th.-
siruudays. “ I
Mrs. George F. Note and Miss iiel: .
en Keeler. or ‘ourtlandt place, are do».
to arrive at. VachsoViIvilVle, Florida. to-
moIrow. They will go to Daytolirl.
where they will spend a few days with
Mrs. IyooteV’IIV mother Mrs John ii.
Ferris. They are drinking the trip down
the coast on the steamship Comanche.
t
Pricesfor Friday and Saturday V‘
5 lbs. Buttcrilsh, 250; 3 lbs. Snapper
Blues. 250; God Steak. 2 lbs, 25o: Sul-
ill0[l_V lieu—20c; Halibut. lite->480;
Herring; 8c; “lice Shad. iSc; Buck
Shari. ltlc;“ Spanish Mackerel.
I~ic—-ltlc; Smelt. 8 lbs., 250; [large
Smelt. 18r:;,1«;els, the; Weak, 1220', Na '
tive Flat. tic: Escnllops, inc; Haddock
line. 120; Ilullheads, Itic: Oysters.
40c; Long Clams, 30c; Round Cletus.
35c.
John C Silcox
[81 Washington' Street Bridge
TEL. 931.. FREE DELIVERY
~vmm._m-._.. .. - ..
Home E. Dean 8: Sea.
Real ~ Estate and ,'
insurance
In Income producing property that
must increase In value with the rapld ’
growth of the ‘lown.
Do You Know
there. Is no store in The Norwalks
better equipped to supply your every
want In the grocery lino than right
here AT 33 WEST WASHINGTON
STREET?
0m constant aim is. to please slid
give you satisfaction every time.
It will« be to your advantage to ll‘fldt'
with us.
. . ‘ I
Special, Now
Extra Standard Sliced Lemon Cling
Peaches. 25¢ per can: $2.85 per dozen
cans.
Extra Standard Bartlett VPears, 25c
per can; $2.35 per dozen cans
Extra Standard Green Gage or Egg
Plums 20¢ per can; 82. so per dozen
cans.
“Ektra Standard Royal Ann Cherries.
25: per call.
These are the finest fruit packed 3
lb. cans.
Let us talk groceries to you.
BUY EDIBLE8 YOU CANVEAT.
cumin use.
LEADING 31190888.“
33 WEST WASHINGTON STREET
MONEY ADVANCED
to Ali... on" their hhusehold hiririturo.
mud other. pertains] import“?-
without 118?“, val,._.‘9n.. heir gwrr. n
. - . 4?.
afifiéglmyyw‘mzhggwwli ’6“:
open untilVP'VlV git. on. Monday and
urdwuuuib! 9.; . ,~ :
mimosa
rn‘ruwz
Steamship Tickets
J. M LAYTON ,8: CO'
I panoramas-ran) ’V.
f.-
6 RAILROADIAVE. I
Q:
ADHNOBWMIK i“-
vII'II-cil“ 'IiC‘T-bcr'k‘ui' WM 545*.qu an.“ i,
the art of producing pleasing effects .
6/ clothing.
If. you have never worn 98. Kill) cl
Suit, you do nV“o,t know the planes éil
“comfort and economy Vol." wearing the;
V The strongest teeter in our on
' is” the method we have of build I;
shit of clothes to retain Its shape till“
I worn out. ~
LEGS. KOPPIEL.
‘- rummage-fauna. ~
iii-w
T. |; ”fig-om"
I.,, . .-‘;.i,~
sll Id be“),
Cfiets. Mil things.“06
per page dun hasrmible“ shit at pll‘cus the lowest I II
Tile ItoVIwIIIVII Bird cIIIII qu meet
come before “lid /
TELEPHONE 359- 2i.
VWs have several decided bargains :1
86 washington .“Street.
eel“,
”2313111711 i‘ullllltluo of good construction and ilulsh enters our cpt‘ub
bill out. airlity bulullrnt oonsldclutkar In mailing a lilll‘tllll'lae.ltli I it
its i e titled with the best of Furnaltulo links.
‘r'iolu ours or
III'Iidleum‘s, Diapcries, etc, that only Vex-
ll CltIlI“ lli.V
:8 Piece Parlor Suites silk plush loose, cushions. mahogany tlulsb frame.
l“‘ i" H
Show Parlor Suites. silk plush loose cushions, mahogany finish frame.
m“. i . 4
VV Piece P'ieror Suites sllk upholsterings. ”$26.00 ’ -
«I. (-1 I
owwtrmwr :1.
Everything in the Optical line.
Eyes Empower! Free
58 WALL STREET. PHONES”. I I. “ V. ' VNORWALK.
Ele uc Labor Savers
ElectricPcrcolatoI-s. Chafing Dicker. Scroll“ “Stoves“, “water
IIeath-s, Broilers, Ovens, Luminous Radrators,,cto Pocket VFViaslI-
lights and Electrically Driven Toys. A large assorttmnt of Blue
‘ric Portable Table Lamps and Domes. V '
iHE HE D i it]
For Comfort. Style arid Semce
‘TflY A PAIR OF OUR
Hamilton Brown Goodyear Welt
(UNION MADE.)
FLYNN 8; emu, 9°
Washington Street. :
South Norwalk.
Don't Wait to: CHANCE III FATE VIII Win SUCCESS.
Enter “
Merrill Business “Callege
and Learn How to EARN-5131.2?
DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS.
SoIIIII smirk.
Stamford. Port Chester.
New Sprung Hosrery
"Dorrie. Fashion“ says that. everything must match this season Our
new Hosiery is a remarkably complete showing of the world‘s' best and most
artistic makes and colorlugs; hence you are almost sure of finding bore
. Stockings to match any costume.
{ wish“ to, see the beautiful. sheer llsle Hose that we have at 3 Pairs
or .
In“ this lot are black. several shades of tan. sky. pink, Burgundy.
green. lavender champagne balbllggan, navy. etc. You‘ll agree with us
that :the price is very modest for Hosiery of such correct and distinoIIVe
N. E RYAN 98; co.
South VNorwalk
Housekeeping duties are ever present and
the telephone makes them casy. VGr‘ave emer—
.gcncics are iikeiy .to arise at any time and then
the telephone is simply mdrspcnsabrc
your order now so that your name will appear
1‘- sec
in the next Directory. which! goes to press on
Initial iii :
' Iliiiiiiilli tut
V“ unscrupulous
= very unwise and harmful things.
7 final \erdlct will be that It Is a‘
I changed condition
V increase of debtgu
S. C. Palmer Gives an Eklra SediOIl
at His Views on ithuui- i
. cipIIVl VProbViems
Young Mai fihbh‘ld‘HaVe More Shy
in- Managing City Aliens
.__-H
“V“lV-VEIrtrs section~Hlltouical and Ram»
3r ‘
torrent.
dour think about. and almost newt
; reason about. and yet feelings which
when skilfully played upon by thr-
demagoguo and tho
cunning promoter. most powerfully III-
liueuce our actlou— often throw us oil!
our mental balance anti lead us to do
lieu
fore i enter therefore on ah exarulnu
tion of this most difficult and Involved
subject uhdor the general title of
"Civic l'rl‘e.‘ i wish to speak or some
changes much needed in the manage
meat (It our local affairs- fer the corn
se'rvatidu and promotion of all that Is
found sound and good. and for the
‘I elimination oi all unit III seen to be
I harmful.
This so- called “civic center" scheme
to merely an Incident arising in mi
“ discussion of this. as’l believe. larger
and more logical plan. and i trust
that when the voters of this city meet
to Vote upon It If they ever do. their
pass
ing incident. "
Let no reader- of Sections V1. 2 and
3 suppose thatVi have given by any
manner. of means all the (acts In my
possession that support my view. i
huvu many others “at hand and can
easily find still others Read this and
sleep on it. fellow taxpayzcrs fi‘h
city of South Norwalk has Vqurdaue
itself with a heavier burden of taxai
lion III proportion to Its property than
any other city in this whole state. The
debt. of South Nor-walk is 14. 5% ol
,Is taxable property. while the mutant“:
rats, of all the other cities of this
state. except Nor.wulk is .I6% The
next lower rate is Middleton's. with II
one of 13%. and then you must jump
doun to under 107; .uudV yct men high
In partition say in The Sentinel that. in
their opinion “it Is about time we be
gall to do something for our'selres."
In the name of all that Is reasonablé
and Just how much snail so add to
this loud before we get the credit of
"beginning" " w ill the "Volvlc center“ 8"
little addition of $200,000. making our
debt over a million dollars. fill the bill“,
and put. us in tbe-‘f..houor list ot- those
"socalled" public spirited men .wbd
seek to “bind heavy burdens! and
grievous to be borne on men's shoui;
“dam"?
The very first thing that, In my
Judgment. it is up to the voters of
this city to do. before consideration of
any plan whatever of public improve
merit, In to take effectual steps to safe;
guard the debts we already cure. -I We
owe this Iro ourselves as honest men,
to ourselves as guardians'of the good
name and welfare of this city. and to
the men and Institutions who hold
our bonds.
This Is the only city III this state,
with one unimportant exception. that
has no sinking fuudwthat is. no in l
and Sufficient preparation for the Vp y
merit of our debt when due. 1 “have
tried for fifteen years by appeals In
city meetings to have this thing done.
Those“ appeals have brought no action.
Our leading men are too busy. l ai-
Ways got one of two harm sis “and often
bathe—that the city owns two profit-
earuing properties and that anyhow
thes sheriff can sell as out and give
our creditors their money. As to the
can of therie answers I hope to show
to the readers of The sentinel see
that it is idle to expect any rVIl‘rl that
can be depended on tram either oil)
these sources. The“ first is. in inyflhdg
merit a highly speculative venture
whose IIeVthuVIt profits should be used
to pay lite debt we have incurred In
its mbehulf against the time When
an
Vatican will ‘inake great Inroadir“ on, the
'pr‘e‘sVeut profits rind perhaps w e them
entirely out. As to our write works.
it will be time for us to viVVoI-ry about
a surplus there “when We begin to “see
mVo‘wth‘. 'l‘lieV ‘wh‘olia‘ Ignorance between
ambitious l‘rVI'Vdn s and mum is
“simply one of propo Hips.” “of piece
Idéuce and of time The“ civic Center"
I . pica is out of all proportion tVd‘ 6hr
‘ means.
it ,reca lls. ills“
#bl'e bffit
ei‘éphr'uitVV and the frog“. on will to
i “ ciill that the coloured ‘or the lhttbr to
dx'pand rapidly brought trouble to the
frog. _ Vile burst. Let us remember
this old time fable and keep our credit
sound ' _ '
It in sec out of its luroper order.
It. should follow and not precede Im
portsnt. improvements that we need
We can spend $20. 000 this year on our
streets in living down. good It
pavement. and, not add to our debt.
Casually good reuse be. given why
we should not do so: The people otr
Before giving Section 4 to the- rendi I
:1 era of The Bellflllt‘l”lfl my mind-lb “'
most important number of the series. 'I‘
I because it has to be II discussion of“
i sentiment“, of Intangible things~tltlngs
. we tool“ but do not see things we selI -
It a“ change. .I couldr“
Basins“
PILLOW CASES
45x36, Sale '. ...... I.....V...7I/,c
45x35. Suits .......-....... 96
45x35. Stile ....... 16¢
SHEETS
72x90. regular. 50c, Sale ....31c “
81x90 Brighton. Sale ...... .55c
90x90. regular 90c, Sale ....79c.
.__—“.6...
GREAT CLEARING SALE‘OF
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
“ I
the northern end of the town hate to
drive through mud or microbe laden
dust to reach the railroad station, be
cause of our. indifferenceuud neglect.
Norwalk can do that will more pro-
Inote good feeling between “the two
cities than the laying of fine brick
pavement from Monroe srroot north
to the. cityIllnc? Have not our neiglr
hols lately Iran a pretty broad hint
that they I» did likh to meet us half
way? lion king is It since in a large
’lowu meeting. mostly of course ofV Nor-
walk voters. four hundred and fifty
votes \i'erc“ cast for “a \i’ashingt‘ou
street druwblidgti, mainly for our use?
Why can we not like men meet them
at our border line. Smoke the pipe of!
peace, throw our miserable hatchet
Into the Norwallt river and add what
iwill come of it? it Is well worth try.
[18
The next thing that should. In my
judgment. receive the attention of our
people is the Vavii effects of long (come
In oflice Nearly. If not quite. all t e
abuses that have crept Into our pubic
service sipoeI this city received Vita
first charter. can be clearly traced io
this as a cause. it is too true that
while men sometimes do die. they
never r.oslr;n II‘ I had held, ofllce as
long as some of our present locum
beats have. I should be ashamed to
look In the face the many young men
in this town honest. capable. justly
ambitious. who are kept out of all
participation in our affairs by these
glued) holdovel's. ‘roung men of
South Norwalk why are you contour
to be always led b:. the nose by tour
par'ty bosses? Cant. vou make a slate
as. well as they? They have to have
your votes to elect their man The
‘. next time you are called to a caucus.
the first thing you do smash the slate
Into a. thousand pieces. Be prepared
by conference. come ugleed on the
nomination of new mark—young men,
honest sober. reliable in new way,
and you will surely win out.
Municipal government Is the prlrr»
puzzle of the present generation I
this country its solution is in
the“ earnest thought of our best nib
Graft seems to be eierywhel'e. Our
newspapers no sooner finish the do
tails I corrupt. )II and theft in one
city“ before an explosion in another
.l starties us. Bunion the oral.
“hub of the universe" Is now the
victim. LLotIg tenure In office which
breeds carelessness on the part of the.
public Is almost alwms the Initial
centre. V V V
Listen. please to a little South Nor-
. walk history. 1 came. to this city (not
then a city) forty years am or more,
full of trope and ambition—«rams with
trio children to be educated. I had
teammate as a student ‘antl- four years
as teacher. and thought i knew some,
i .shallrrrever'forget the [impression
made upon me by that first visit to
our Franklin street school. nor how my
healt sank within me when I reuIeu'IV-
bered that my boy and my girl must
go there. It was too, niacin; I could
not and did not stand it. ”People
laughed at my temeVriny in advocating
Vtma’lre people “be“-
lthliut conditions were as had as
pa are
that Vii; was “an important matter if they!
were .‘Vtrue. “The simple fact was that
mauymf them did not know whats
good: school- was and were too indifiori
eat to learn 1 was appointed on the
schooi oommlttoeepcrhaps it Inlay
have become known that .I had been
once a teacher; perhaps it was be;
caught 1 taught. for the met evening“
.13.
town. My associates on the committee
came a I freer] ‘
I have bee one ev
It was a most outrageous case of
too long tenure in o'iil‘c‘ez‘ The III-Incl
pal had long outlived ._his usefulness.
ebut; eyerybody 3 id. he was .so, in-
impaired by Vfarul y corrugations and
social position that it was a waste of
time; to V;try to “get_ him out.
not. Vtalre long for me to find out that
Itbe people. many otl'tliem wanted a
change, but no one youlcl move. in
the meantime a. fight had been begun
for a new school house . The did one
was overcrowded and In very bad con
illtion. .9IEx9gitemeut ran high. and at
kitlto frequent school meetings the hall
was crowdqdn At the first. favorable
opportunity I 9.
rue school co cruise be directed to
and milled for juit one week; New specials every day. V.
I
What can anyone think of. that Southi
myself. been eight wars in one school...
thing about what a. school should 'ibc-
them nor whom they belleyd
school that was ever. taught in this-
It did .
cred, a resolutk‘m that,
TODAY
IIrI
”Notions and Toilet Articles “Q *
tic (.‘iViVIVIV'lIt'sVV V'i‘I irerui ......... 3%0
250 Silk Elaiiiii ..... 190 V
12c Fouthhrbono “ .......... so “
'fI'II: Null Brushes . ......... 10: 9
“file rear-w soup ........ 128‘:
28c Ouilcuru‘I‘anp ......... 16c V'
ALL-awes'rea'sar y. Pale: ;
590 and 79c Embroidery-39c Yd.
“ American Prints ....... .5c Yd ““
dischalge the pIiilolI’ia . I hire II I'
new one. in that crowed hall’thfi
was not a single dissenting vot . I
committee Immediately gave the ”tr
clpal an opportunity to resign thigh '
he did. His resignation was prernptlyV V
accepted. and thus ended as use “a “
case of too "long tenure" as this city
has ever seen
Then followed a long and bitter tight
for a. new. school house. I shall never I
cease to be thankful for the aid glyph
by “runny men“ who had no children '
to educate. Nearly all of them have
fallen asleep. Only a few mud to
confirm this narrative (Eliél rue
payers, headed by Mayer By,
all on our Value“. The dilly great
position came, strange as it may seem.
from Inca who Vhad large, barnill s of “
children. One irate taxpayer called-LI
me at one of the meetings a worse“ ‘
thief than Bill Tw,eed and one day a,
stranger met me in the street} and
shaking his fist in my face. told me in '
no mild terms that he wished I hadVI
to pay all the taxes i had saddled on
the people for the school house. The ’-
mau was ————- (never mind wire). The
first mint dually owned that he was
wrong. but the principal never after
wards spoke to me .
The school house was built all“ Ville
same. i had the honor of being clinic
man or the building committee“ “and my: I
confreres were Mr. Knudsen and Mr. ‘
E. Adams. both gone “it was a labor
of ldve with me, you may be “hit 'I“'
had been instructed In archltéc oral
drawing and so drew all the plans“
and these were no charges for super
intendence, and not a stick of timber i
went into that building that did no
pass under the eye of Mr. Adams
myself. Mr. S. '1‘. DuttOn sVuch‘V.
the outgoing principal, and from “
time on far years South Norw“ Iits
as good Schools as any town iii ow.
England. With great pleasure “re ‘
the other day the names oi“ Mr; ‘
Mrs. Button as 1guests at firm“. .
Vpeace dinner In ew York. r313
on has become ‘6. very well filth .
educator. and South Not-walk gave him
his flrstoppoVrtuanty. . . IV. ‘
Every part of. our pity servlcal to-
day suffering from this evil con
The long termers are Veverywlie
ery one or them should be“
without fear or favor. They fiavis had
all the boner that can come to About.
and they should 5}} re the, other fell
a chance. Can an hing bo’ til '
this? The growing cfirel'és'dnéss
spending of the public money: thirteen
indifference to the public. within the,
I'luanagement of municipal affairs“. th
evident willingness to ads lifting
“thing in order that a row slid ditty be.
leasler attained—Sail those: condition V
which open wide the door to future
graft and corruption 9,an coma Inponr;
us because we allow Vinen.
oven. to“ remain to'o‘idflgE in bimbo-s ‘
Ioug ether they come to Ifoebthitt‘klre
hold title deeds to. their positions,“
PALMER.
I z. .1 CPI.
VALUE oF‘LEARNING‘ or
Admiral Ayres Expects Ito .Co
Norwalk, NextSrimmegt
Valve inctructions.
South Norwulk, (ion
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Mr. Editor. — .
I have tried to communicate Wit
Admiral E. D Ayres since last slim V
mer, .when I llama long talk with him I
'about Instructing ladies adds child“ n:
how to swim. Many friends
and upper NDrwalk mothers . .
tors. are much taken up with 'llu ,
work. and I We at Ito, rIV.
dress. V’i’i ”inert; tly ee“
ohi’aflo" as or
" per whlc' ‘
0fi61“‘1f we“ escape without any fur were ‘tixo 500d menu allied timed 9
his: audition td' our debt tram that“ . _ ’ was {gm- AM?“ A?“ It“! In? it
sgisrce. who fig?" :9 fortunate Indeefi‘r Vail, “3111;: ke'r. “$1,”, 161111159}: #1916!“ till .
It wen 1‘. 0‘VV filtrufll ' _“
additional (will. an III _. 9 mg?“ G .113 in?“ Fla. 3e S995.
Surely there .is no citizen of South . ,. V, V mmng
Norwaik who does not wish to see its I: . , hi “Md “3.
P0P‘ilwmidgf“; “fight“??? iii/“1 “of T. i furs admir'a‘I Intends
Who W0“ “0 a ' any a I. 011- 12th?
8 ain‘t.“ ?Ihatoutl eight“... 61% g
girls"! witd‘ai’b exp? $11.3
“ ‘I of them intending o“ it“ fit)
ion's o‘rgfsohle pVVoVi‘n“ .9 I ah V
and ,9 want to' open our of “
receive them. warmly» “ aréé-‘m
tarestod. in the baby or yt“ hat ' .
Vth’re'e year's oi'd., wno 'w ll givin
hate. and i think, it a Wild? in do“
’;"WIII yduV please give mew is?“ VV
through In“ paper bechti ah; 3 VIII
ladies are ripened In Admir ,-
on“ ever {6 give “to the ladies“ fr.
Ni) walkainstructiou in Ir thrill
unity; a built.
Oi course“ ‘“
the paper; every “night.
VVéry truly“ your ‘
.MBVS.‘ '
[The address of Admiral ill.- l).
at Mplreseat is Nomi»! Rollins, .0 It
Norwalk Chronicler