Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, September 20, 1909 · page 3

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SOUTH NORWALK.

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silt. spent
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Thomas w
Sundav withmk‘grfim‘n
Wait avenue has

been visitin l‘r ends lu Ridgellcld.

MIII None in? Norwalitp has
been Hailing—mL reiI engn Budgeport 9

Mills Win fro Co d e. or South
Norwallt‘ ti'iila'ltihg 5:51“
and Niagara Falls.

 

Wllils B. Chinery of Wilton avenue

is at? Iar Polytechnic in-
st"? TrcyuNg'Q

lift: 'li'nit'el'lTN HI er of Norwaik,‘
wshh'1‘ c'0 tgu‘flt fir. and Mrs. W.

H Hunter In Georgetown
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The visiting Chapter of Trinity
Guild will meet Tuesday atao't'loclt at
Miss Couch‘a. Ii Bayvlew avenue.

 

Mr. and Mrs. a. 'pias Martin, of I
Summer street,‘_a ome from a two
Weeks sojourn at . hecpahead Bay.

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Mr. and Mrs Henry 0. VBalley or
High street are the melts oi Mr and
hire llarry W. ilextrow, oi‘ Albany,N

 

-—Millinery . hpénlng_ Wednesday;
Thtu‘bdly WNW-n hostel: Store

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. ill-IRE} Mitchell: {to
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Rev. and Mrs. Well. Howell of
St Paul‘ a rectory, have returned from

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Mr and Mrs. .Frank8. Stratton of 7

31: Ann Itreet: his cutest-gluing Mrs
Charles Carnegie, of and View.
.Starnford. .7

ud Mu. .1033”. MM. 0f 30“

mgioéyenne, left thiI morni ‘tsfilr

eeka' vacation in the
Volumes. 5......" ..

Mr. and Mrs. William C. Poole and

doubler. ,ve .heen lu Pentium
mom s'ummer have return.
orwIlit

Mrs. Eliza Rogers, ol'Wlnnlpault re
ceutly retumdv a ylglt to friends
in Pearl River It
ill at her hom'e

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DavidAihrecht. ot the quartet choir
Vof the First M. I. church rendered the
tenor aoltli. .‘t'l‘hp “not, otwivame “(pt

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the In :13:er

h’l‘he Rev.

church yeste it. He prgched at both
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‘ FISHEB WITH "'8 WINGS.

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,Ilablts ottha‘ cormorant and or our
native fish hawk are generally known:
Their methods of~tuklngdah are very
much ilkethoae of birds of prey. But
the calaowsrleaheI' according to a
method ours own. Lwcllkuown na-
turalistwilnesled III operations. on I
river In the-,lalaad of New» Britain.

He saw Inassowary come down to

, I the. wetsr‘sedgo-aad stand for some"
mlnnteaa

potently watcblns the wa-
tcmare l7...“ Waste ed Into the
river. where it who .obou Marco feet
deep. end-partially. unettlns down,
.apreadita.winn oun-uhmersing them:
tho (anthers min: (amend ruined.

The bird romaine lmotianlcss.‘ on
Joint Ila ”$7M.” It in sleep. ll
remained.“ this posiuon for a nuartetr
ot an.hout. Menuddenly cloalnss‘itl

.it’Lstenad outcomutheihank. Here ‘it
shook Itself several times; whereupo
a quantity of small iiahes fell out o
its wings and from build its (authors-
These the bird ifllmod'loteiy plcltctl lid
mistaken

and.awailewe?d. -
‘Tha dishes had evidently

th'e toatben fot a kind1 of weed that
crowd in the viru7terxa‘long the banks oi
the river-as. II this lIland un‘d vihictl
much .wus. thel‘reathera o‘t um
Winona“. mailer ashes hillc'
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”Are Where Boys and Girls are Taught the ,Way to
_ - to Succeed In Life

"Graduates aaIlItcd to positions

 

PORTV CHESTER STAMFEQRD SOUTH NORWALK

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The Hatch 81 Badey C0

SOUTH NORWALK. CQNN

Everything in the .Optical Line.
,Eves Exmmed Fuse

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MILL TEL. 404.

Lumber and M." Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace

We would call particular attention to our Moulded Wooden Gutter-I.
made in two sizes of Douglae fir. the moat durable of modahr woods; will out-
lIfl may IM II more ornamental.

Also we conndtntly recommantr'iJncoin floating" for roofs and aloe tor
flashing In place at metal. Does not rust or decay and wilt last a III-time.

-.N. I—Durlng Inventor mull we will close SaturdIyI

promptly It

 

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included In Nickel Fixtures for IMcdeIn bath
.Rooln can be found In an shortlisted assert

For the entire equipment or for one naps
7- rate article you'il{iind no better place to buy

. l7 WALL STREET

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Ame.
“I am determitfilt. my? vaca-
trig JI

Cleve
with a quiuicai look. ‘

 

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“You have a comfortable home!" he
asked. 7
"Splendid.
ter."

Nothing could be bet-

"And a loving wile?"
‘lNone" more so Studies to please
s time. VNever obtrudes herself
and Is silent when desirable "
' ‘You are in I good physical coudiv
tlon?"V

'“Vcry. Never felt better."

“No trouble oI any sort, no hidden
worry that you want to get away

d from?"

0 “None whatever, Everything In so:
“"fi'lvat then is the reason for you?

Whittier smiled.
“My dear 0y.” ,he replied, “doh'i
' unp‘wt tivh a eveI-ything‘ ll
.MJHIK monthly. hen there ieabl
‘filuutoiy no cause for complaint, when
Ilmply 'de improve in) th I
connect. condipitinna if y0u7 triadov-doti

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be defined by the publlca desires sp
preciation, Indikerence or lngratltudel

‘ actually d'etlned thooe qualities In no Ill

individuals. The public Is. In othn

.1 words. what“ the individuals are wh'
. compose the public
crence to the public is a direct rear-IE

So that any nail

once to on and that vitally concernd

.:0

“The second reason for referring
the public'ainglutitude in. there.

......

- M.- which la calulag our city clubs

Jnnsmqtli and at the name time calla
g others, 57010 have alerted the p
Ic' a welfare, to stiller the sting of III

’ pubilc'l ingraiitutle.

“W e are In theluhlt of boasting n

the trualworthineua of the peopled;
Jugmont and appreciation. ’l he appeal
pf the loltleat patriotism baa alway

been the applyil of QM pqoylle.

the clarion note of the moat unsel'ilqil
political prophet today. and ItaudI i

an. prilctices of individual control:
The public constitutes the American
donmcracy which makes every cltiIe'lI
a king. withn royal franchise. Theo
retlcally, there to no question about. the
people's trustworthiness Ultimately
the public can be depended upon, but
in the meantime a public servant may
suffer the torture of icgrotilude and
In difierence.~ 0 .-

“Thia‘ II the queer thing about the
public. Today “It halls n‘ man as an
indispensable factor in some public
antcrprlae; tomorrow when some
crank or clique attack: him. the public
forgets him. Today he is the public
Idol; the public go wild over him. and
he lives in a bower of roses gathered
froth the fair gardens of public senti-
ment. Tomorrow his diadet‘n maybe
changes frtnn moon to lemons. without
my nppurcnt roouon, except the pub
in reason which is as tickle as the
changing 'cloutis

"'lhe public has many of the quail—
ice of an elephant. it is big. it has
in itself latent powers. it does not
know Just now powerlul it Is. it has
never yet. accepted the occasion equal
to its' ntren ll. 'Fol‘gell‘ui hf its 'own
powers, thh‘ .3...ch had the elephant
liten tho the g ililng.

“There liveshl’h
nose I beautiful Milli nor sweet hotels
up the cheer and hope oi every trav

cler in that "who nelyAupgio. ASIII builds
firm. neat on t . ulinen
a t nest." hIr

fimmw aysotne

K'Ihfortttuethe motherm wII ltiliad leav-
mute hotel lama/{mac to m r out:

came: llt ag

Italic saw tis
hast"6f Nightshade birds. lie loo lid
with joy upon them and said ‘Fear
not. little birds. 1 will be a mother to
you; i will teach you to fly. and i will
tenderly protect you: and he lin-
mediately eat down on them. That to
like the public. '

“it has some cherished enterprise;
(or example. it wants pure water. so It
calla to its aid men of ability. exper
lance and devotion, who apply them-
selves no the unit of achieving the
publloa hopes and desires; at the cost
of personal contort and sacrifice the
task In accomplished. Does the pub-
lic pour its grateful appreciation upon
them than? Or‘wili they hehr'on ev-
ery alde‘the murmurlngs or Ingratl
tude and criticism? But you as) the
public, as a whole. do appreciate the
services or ouch men then h more are

slow antennae”; thar' oubtless is
true. but the public do not say. Io.
mesa man are compelled to defend
thgnvelvea grid 9 “silence of ihe Vpulr
lit; 1- interbret‘e II expression at
its lacratltudé.

"0r suppose there is a general pun
ilc denim. for better morals In the con:
munl .Vand some man stands forth an
the c pion of higher moral idealn.
and huppose he attacks the i'minoral
conditions. and the forces that make
{or Immorailty; is be pure or receiving
0.115; support of the Iocslled moral lor-
c‘oa In the community? Will the very
men tilitt ‘pray her better morsl' con-
dltioaa atand byihlnfl in thn‘thlck of
the dammit! he tool the reactor»

meat: of no ImlI‘Ilc'a moral .mrnont.

or windmill-Ill,u edit at Ingram-e

with thdt one oral . III-coin-
' flanking a'w vmdlflono

that high: th'a hlic'azchatsotev.utbd

in (anal: Ic‘. Inlet-nflld‘rtbittar-
. announces slum! ‘ v'

“ For mom month's a' controveroy

huh ban 95!an on in thin city; vibrc'b

”33::in «an helix manageable:
fflbol'lmm

ot the city electric With. it W abt

the bar that we _care about. but it

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”Jaime-W whammy

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mat for the public to to-
member.

einber how

flail;

lindl ’G'Is.‘to solidi clitt‘ko or hit enter
prise that waI held in only nominal
ablmvwmlth the Dilbllc. .vLith ted
means to malts It a success, all

“final“ tug negro public piece.

the public sen-

 

 

 

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and un 'du tei'sted cussednes's ofV “Jim”! I in rmail how he haI
an nature absolutely demandb t’t ear to a'the numerous
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0 the public chum... 'lhe public chitin!
7 - actor of this community, which can

striking contra-t 'vvltn the subtle. I'e'i. "

tile' African wilder. =-

. dentin “women: the -auperintlen-

'7' villi sacrifice?!“ "is lath

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A .Ixaum ' hire-12min 7
IRAN L’n‘o

BiKESEiWiNG
KEITH:
will. I jihad cans

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Selim
iiakinglloyvtier‘

.Bovenlgn Baiting Powder iI_
htg'haat l'n leavanlng power grid
Abwlwly Putt follow I»
the ,MIIII'chuutt- board of
Health, the moat particular of
fli the stqtca. 7

lilihxcmtsloundfltus

The Union Pacific?
Tea (20.,

126 WASHINGTON STREET
PHONE 542-!
FREE DELIVERY

D “endgame“ for Sugar

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72...... $2.25 can:
CeanecIEuI

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IIIEEIIIIEIII'
MUSIC' HALL

ruse: oAvs, sectaumo
MONDAY. September eon.

THE BEST AND FINEST VAUDE-
VILLE IN TOWN.

 

 

 

 

 

The European lnatrumental and Dino-
Ing Santina Four.

The Petite Comedian Frances Gibbon.
The Juggling‘ lube Frank Beat.
The I... of Motion? Pictures Changed

Day.
Special Features. arose and Lagusta,
Novelty WireloII. of the Keith
I'nd Proctor Circuit. ‘
Special Attraction. Michael Graham
8 Co. to He. She and It, from
the Fountain h‘ an.“ HouaI.
Dancing Tuesday and Friday Nighta
Alter the thew.
Niel-IT PRICES
Matinee‘WId'n’bId

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fig...
debt. and thus mpenaatc the ven-
ture and the Investment.‘

"Not a voice has been raised to toil
how the plant boson with. star manua-
ers and. one lumdratl .lampa. and un-

 

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and Sawfly”):

 

dent has grown m‘fltwmnatomoro‘and
IWIWLMII yet these facts are
an open monolith“ every citIIen can
reads tin. .:the taco of than the public
harllvod Ion from day to day through
ammo-y. without an athmvt to
defend. the. Mutation otcthc Inperln-
a Jpopardiaed ii
e'lquhlic' s in-
".gratitude the bitterstt If ng thsta
‘mhllc gervqnt can gutter .' ,

‘sl-ter (to elderly prodlgal who in
[much given to pawning his thingI)-—-
r.l"'.What'I this ticket on yer best: coat,
Study?"

8n y—“That was the night i was
at McPherson-h hall; th'ey‘ lack yet
co'ahuo (mauve at the 'tloor. update yo
‘a ticket ior'L"
, I tor—"liV'm—-aye——i see there“ awln
on'. yer trousers as weii"-Punch.

 

 

 

An agricultural laborers' union In
Denver now has a membemhip or
about four thousand in six branches.

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When a w a at s her husband
go guy 15.003 hilvai'lably trains to
7 a he

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My 1365’s;

86 wasntnc'ron STREET.

, not yet accepted. when seen in New

aviation as an oblidation i’or unllquitlw

ditcueeh

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Tonight and
' .12. 1-20
Caucusfitnkinas T

9c pr.

51.5.0
Tailored Mitts
97¢

 

39c
Pillow Shams
725C

Tunnel] Towels Boys‘ Sweaters
9c each 49c each

C..J. Minlzfidlo

92 Washington Street South Nowalk...

 

 

 

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Everything new and worth while In Trimmings ts hero—Band-
ings. Galleon: Gamitpres, All- overs, TaIIels, Fringes, Jet Orna-
ments, etc., to harmonize with any gown. We will be glad to have
you call and see them. ' '

N. E. RYAN co.

SOUTH ”REMARK

It
Dy the Way
how otteuthave you had to no.7 7,
U" or I:~.. .
ui I'Iou'dthm'f' ”en mi ' ’y’on
g dilton ‘eourn’dy?
make a long trip. better Ni“ 10“:
machine toour garage a
look it over for poeslbie i
that mifih t cause a break 0
venues a better than care“ you Show,
and far cheaper to the end. 7

LutherM‘W _ "

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that the suits a It them on d 3‘...-
er be Im'sbed. r.. Dammit VVIsld‘.
‘W'slt and see. They might to come
up about next January. am thoy will
he pushed as far as It In pueblo to
push them.’ .
'i‘he Icaignatlons of the 15" now lit "
Mr. Dalnmnnn' u possession Ire hf the
H. Mciachlsn (10.. 'A. A. Km. 00..

8. CC Holley It 00.. the awni-
r orporatlon. the E win 7 t ’
the 3. A10 910': aim.

Un'tledt 00481511011“. Kénhél’tiiow
bur-y list 60;. the New Watts.
00.. the Delqhery hint Col.
Hat Manufacturing 00,. the
00.. Hawea. von (island the F'd
Hat Manufacturing Co.

.CASTO‘RIA

For him" and W

Item Italian input

till little"! II It
Mimi

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in regard to the non-acceptance or
resignations by the inundated list
MI'nuI'acturers.’ the Danbury manuiac
tuners take the position that they
hEve complied with .u the require-
ments of the laws of the organization.
and that resignations are effective
without formal acceptance.

it seemed to be the opinion of sev-
oral of the Danbury manufacturers
who have resumed work with their
old employee. and whose resignations
the Associated 'Menufacturers' have

 

York on Saturday. that the action of
the aIsociathou over the resignation:
does not bind them In qny Vway not
to immediately renume- the use of the
unlen label. “Tiley cant hang pa up
mun way." one Vot the D'gnbury men
declared. 3qu can't tell Inc that. it
i m a director“ of. mnlpany and :vvant
to resign that i can be forced to serve
for years longer at the corpora-
lion‘s will. And the Maoclatod Hat.
Manufacturers il a cerpo'rntion: so.
to. my thnd. the situation I. ldeh'ti
cal ”

When it was suggested to the
speaker that the re‘a'shn the moat.-
tlon has ‘not acte'd ’55.th tile mus...
[inns ID for because it holds that Its
Danbury membera could. not withdraw '
u_,IVIlll thoyhueoauceiled their obllgs
Ilpua leth the Incantation. and that.
the $25,009 bond is regarded hy7V._ the as

W.
OYSTER MWERS BUSY. .

Gluing 391.31 II. 'nnl'lal Vlalt to he
Nitural pads. .
Oyster growers hereabouts are ready,
for the annual pilgrlmmsge to the tibia
ural oyster beds of Bridgeport. Tho
law which prohibits working on that
beds is "on." as théfi o'yttenuen lay,
and rémflds 6R iidtll July 10.1.9100.
The early bird lattes his belt oysters
'on» the n'atural beds for a liét.‘ fiance
the rush 'to be "on hand Whén the? law
goes.
Oystermen here have been looking
for a‘ lath-1y good catch this ”am
There 'v'Iiil be little' or no III in. it.
for the set this season has be u a will
ure. However there should tat-WM

yield or system of a year or Io
th. The-s will he dredged 07’
lied awayi for Iranaplantlug.

vv Itasmq
the dlltrui at all s'la

damages. the reply was: “Well.
we elther owe the association 8254100.
or .we don‘t. i don't see how that
affects our present unending. and, al-
thlxntgb i can't say definitely. 'we, fiend (Inlay. at)“; In use :5, in I
one. will pgpbabiy begin Mark at who propenodlby steam. None h‘bu
with the union label " leoopl are uch and the big
Milton Daramann. counsel tor the 'hflfgtrrholgz ”‘3‘18ve'hmigo
Annotated Mehufacturers. declined to‘ ’

w” or i t W- ‘l l: an l'nmm'fihs'g'tut They-
VIWI ‘ ”v omaipartqo e as. 0‘
it“ lute

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