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, dismal
‘" £101er hostesses
‘M‘llm-m
‘SOCIETY NOTICES
. . misomc otsncrosv
,_ m convocation of Butler cusp
s AA‘ ‘Ms’ Wm D. W‘ I‘ in W.,
m 12, 1m, It s O‘clock p. 111.
Width. M. E. M. degree. All Roy-l
1AM! Muslin! cordially end I‘I'sternslly
law.
Fretsrnslly yours.
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Sec'y.
THE TIME I! RIPE.
The Sentinel has been ilmllllly com
intended for Its advocacy of 11 live busi-
ness! men's assoelatlcu. Judging from
. the many expressions we have receiv-
1 ed. there are a great many people who
’ agree with us that the time is just
1199‘ for an organization of this char-
tool‘- to get busy. And new. there
this city to get together and form an
association that will work for the in-
' terests of South Norwalk without re
gard for say personal object save
tllst which will benefit the whole com-
munity. Individually, the business men
01 this city are as public-spirited as
those of any community. the~."hn_ock-
era" to the contrary notwithstanding.
and with someone starting the ball
rolling. a. business men‘s association
here will do the same line and far-
reachlng work as done in numerous
other cities.
THERE'S A DIFFERENCE.
.Bear in mind that legitimate and
needed criticism Is- not ”knocking."
Knockers and these who criticize le-
gitimately are as different as it Is pos-
sible for two classes of people to be.
The object of sincere criticism of an
existing fault is to bring shout an int
movement. whereas knocking Is the
pastime of the thoughtless. the disap
pointed and the missnthropes. Critln
eislng may be done by optimists. but
"ltnocklng‘ always indicates} possl‘
mistlc frame of mind.
.W”
swifmonnscucut telnet trying the es
' 19011le of oiling state highways.
out In Los Angcles. where there are
more miles of oiled roads than any
where else in the cousin. the authori-
the have decided to abandon the Idea.
It having been found to be both or
pensive Ind unsatisfactory. The fact
dist I road of this kind is unsatisfac-
, envy In California does not prove. how-
"w’e‘m, that oiling will not pay In Con
t1tiout. The difference in tondltlous
‘ «“1011 might make the difference be
'35“ tween failure and success. ~Ansonia
Sentinel.
Wwwn
In line with the desirability of any
stop looking toward the beautifying of
the city. it is suggested by one man
that I fountain can be operated with
out cost at the grass plot in Cedar
street. at Courtlsnd place. and in plain
View of West avenue. As he points
out, the water of Gosling Brook. which
ltrough 11 pipe at this point. is
more than sudiclcnt to operate a fouu.
talc. This man is in hopes that the
city will creel. such a fountain or that
some public spirited citizen will pro
1’s“ one to the city.
Wwww._.-u.
As pointed out by u Sentinel cor
“Wilt yesterday the people want
' know why there is so much delay
iii turning the high schnl building over
to. the town. The school has been in
use for more than 11 your and it is
anticipated that thl1 new high school
‘ ‘ ' lites will take the matter 11p at
, s11 ssriy 11111.11 '
”unwmflw .
Judging from the fragmentary ox-
W the reporters were able to
scent-string lulitins family from the
other ‘dsy Miss Ksthsrinc lass no par.
Went-slop to the Duke of some
“WWW”? they are named or not.
The United lislisn armistice have
scams: hard to msho their Go-
«11111» deserve the hearty co-
- Vii-tho public in their effort
"to the outbound depot Is
«as improvement. but
its done so has to 1111111 to
still ,widsr.
_ WWW
1-. Mr never bed A hob
Itmoseheriesliy spanking.
Wt! surely must hers
.Mltimilli'flm
_ misslossir tires
,Wmm few as
.Are Apsmlstsd lay hath Not-walk
People. .
3: sad kidney complsiat have Wm on!
‘Norwalk. cons. sous: "l have had no
1 it is up to the business men of "Hm.”
Thousands who seller tron: backache
remedy;
pars . ,ij “x Thins Welshman:
t'i
lsorw plenty of mild right Wholsd a South
Here is the testimony of one who
used Dosn's Kin nsy Pills years ago.
And now states 1 t the cure was lsso
”B. D. Kelly. 18 Wood Street. Booth
occasion to use Dean’s Kidney Pills
lately as the care they effected in my
case In 1909 has remained permanent.
I suffered for nearly a year and half
from a lame back and often when I
was in a steeper] position. I sharp
pain would dart through my kidneys.
At such times It wouldhe all i could
do to straighten. The least cold i
caught or any excitement had a bad at
feet on the kidneys and made my
trouble much worse. l often became
dizzy and my eyesight at such times
would be badly blurred. Donn s Kidney
Pills which i procured at Pleisted’s
drug sto1e soon rid me of these disa-
greeubio symptoms of kidney trouble
and l have recommended the remedy
Slnt't- at every opportunity."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Mllburn 00.. Buffalo;
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the. name—Dean's-«nu.
take no other.
LET‘rsae " aso's'”".es+net"
“some.
Another Kind of Opportunity.
Editor Sentinel:-—'l‘lte suggestion
was made In last evening's editorial
column that the Business Men‘s Asso-
tiatlon got busy and bring some new
industries into the city. but wouldn't
it be more to the point, if the busi-
ness Men‘s Association would got to
gethot' and try and hold what we have.
We can compete with the rest of the
country making corsets. locks. under-
wear. slilrta, lace and many other
things. but In the manufacturing of
hats. in which our city was one of the
foremost a few years ago, .we are los-
lng our grip. and this industry employ-
lng the very highest priced labor. Is
going to other places. We have lost
many shops and now we read In your
11ch columns that the Daniels shop In
about to move to Danbul'y. ’I‘hls ought
not to be. We have better and cheap-
ervwaier and cheaper real than Den-
bury and freight on raw material and
the, finished product to New York ciiv
1nd other places I11 less from Norwslk
ban from Daubury. Why then should
my hat factory leave llerc for Don-
bury? This is a qucstlon that ought
to be looked Into and adjusted.
Local capital will not build a far-
tory and we hsVo lost the liotnuugelll
shop. and now for some other reason
we 11m to lose one of the best small
shops In the country.
We havo enough of factories cm.
ploylng women and children. but, we
can‘t have too many employing Inch.
so White 1111. Business Men‘s Asset-lu-
lien or Board of Trade. and If We can‘t
get any more ”men" shops. at least
make an effort to kf‘f'p what we have.
lllssa'I‘IflI-‘IED.
A STORY OF GOVERNOR LILLEY.
011 Monday evening. while the city
election was in progress, the New lis-
ven llaion printed an appeal against
grumbling and fault-milling. however.
the vote turned. II said In substance
that the campaign up to that time had
been clcan. though sharp: that thcrr
but! been no personal abuse and that
no pun should allow his fouiluss to
get the hotter of him if he found the
decision different frmn what he had
hoped. In connection with this it told
the following story of Governor lAllcy:
"We recall to mind the set of the
Isle Governor George i... lAlley during"
the last gubernatorial campaign. M
for he hsd voted the ilrsi. thing he did
was to csll his secretary to him and
dictate 11 message or 1s1ugrstuistion in
his opponent which be scaled up and
(«dared mailed If he (Ulloy) were tie-i
and whether it Indicated that hel
thought he would be (infested. Mai
[Alley replied in his characteristically!
kind way: 'No! l aspect to win, but
you never can tell. Now this has been
a very bitter campaign and while I
bsvc had no part in the personalities
that have been Indulgod in. and regret
"recodingly that phase of the election.
I do not want to cmry this thing he-
ycnd today. do before the result may.
sour my feelings in this respect. be—
fore I know what happens. I want to
dictate a letter to my opponent Ind I
wsnt it to oontsln my best sentiments.
to mirror my present good intentions.
sud win or lose i want you to send it
to him. no matter what anybody
h") 11
"I‘hls nvss s sound sentiment worth
recalling by everyone who eaten. as
leader or follower Into any political
oontssiwitutford Tim.
WW
’l'hs Provlessss Journal is askingm
the most sellers of that city why in
main this wonder his: inflow
,rsnugavtmswma
All.
lilillllilll lllll Sill
A New York Resident Takes Except»
ion to Some Sisicmmn Msdc
by Electrical Commissioner
New York City.
October 8.1909
Editor Evening dentinel. '
South Norwslk. ‘
Dear Bin—Kindly allowsn out-of-
town tender of The Sentinel to es-
Hours '
press a sigh of relief upon reading
what Mr. Richardson says will be his
last of a series of letters which seem.
to condemn the whole city of South
Norwallt‘ and their direct current
plant.
imagine the work he'would have on
hand if he should attsek New York
city and declare the engineers of the
Gents’ Fancy Neg—
‘ llgec Shirts
In all sizes. Sold regularly 31.00.
FROM 7 UNTIL 10. 75c.
16-button Silk
Gloves
Regular price $1.00.
FROM 7 UNTIL 10, 691:.
Wood Goat
Hangers
Smooth finish, nicely varnished.
Usually 50 each.
FROM 7 UNTIL 10. 2 FOR 50.
*7 UNTIL
10 P. M.
Old Dutch
Cleanser
4 lb. package. 250 value.
FROM 7 UNTIL 10. In.
lfiew York Edison Company “insane”
for using direct current.
It
they should have the same Ideas its
Winchester.
Perhaps they get their knowledge
Mr.
from
nearing Record, upon which Mr. Rich-
ardson seems to base- his ideas.
In a strange coincidence
another tiOiil'l'L‘ 1 11:1 litt-
’
Fourth-Hand
. .
Ties
26c All Silk Fascia-Hand Tics.
snow. as“... 10. 156.
that
Engi-
it
has been said that a little book kndw-
ledge of a subject.
thing. which seems to hold mood- in
~ this case.
Let the people of your city compare
their lighting bill with those of oihcr
places where alternating current
used, and listen to the noise made by
alternating current arc
transformers. and let Mr. Richardson
lock in his Engineering Record and
try to discover what the' transformer
loss would be if you had one for each
customer, or two for each customer.
lamps
lf lllOlOI'ti were Iliit’ll.
I believe the average citizen knows
that alternating current is used for
long distance transmission. and that
direct current is the handlcst thing on
the market for all purposes.
The nearer your plant Is located to
lht‘ center of the city,
trlbu
And it is not necessary to get on
the belts
lion you have.
tlto water‘s edge in operate a
denser if one Is noodcd.
not usually required on 1111- nll engine.
Mr. Richardson sluice In The Bcnti‘
nel of Septomlwr 29th that. no sane
engineer will run an ermine without a
In tho 111111111. urtlclo
speaks 111' ll list of stations (Ilii‘l‘lillllK
at low cost without. condensers.
cording to that statement he gets his
roml
ruse l'.
figures from insane engineers.
In a previous letter he accuses Mr.
Winchester of opposing his plan of Mr.
his three shilts Instead of two, and
Willclli‘slt‘r lilrt‘h loo
DOW
he says his
much help.
If that is a sample of his arguments
he stands a poor chance or working
himself into Mr.
as I don't think your clllxens are so
eusll
If
such
Brooklyn. on his dash
Winchcstcr's
_\' hoodwlnltotl its that.
Mr.
"sum 1!
hr.
in
as were used by
lilo
l’olc.
PROBLEMB'OF DEMOCRACY.
will as Discussed by the Congrega-
tionsi Men's Christisn inquiry Club.
lit the Men's Christian Inquiry Club,
tomorrow, the discussion of tho s11l1~
loci for the quarter, which Is "I’rolr
lotus of l‘lcinocrnry", Will be continued.
The basis of the discussion is the re»
"The Christian
Order." by
cost
Ministry and the Social
Very truly yours.
1‘. l6.
a—uowu
ly issued book.
Charles S. Mscfsrlsnd.
Tomorrow noon. the chapter to be
taken 11p I11 thsi containing the lecture
111 Yale University by Henry sterling
entitled "Trade Unions. the Causes for
Their Existence. " The subject wlllbo
opened by Nelson Dickermsli
More is greet Internet in this pros
ant series or sublerts and all men who
are interested in them are invited to
meet with the club It the south Nor-
wsiy con rs stionsi church each dun
tested. Whoa asked why he did tlils’. dsy noonust'ia o’.eloelt
LINI OF MARCH CHANGID.
Itsii
lug
tsriirbsefeostssivosntssoisdeMW
u...-
”—
s11 Ioclstlis Give Out I
Dehsduls for Next Tussds .
The following will be the
march for the parade next Tuesday
gaming. in observance of Columbus
Vi -
Start from Foresteri’ I-Isll. Railroad
avenue. to North llsin street. West
avenue. Wsii street. Msis street. North
avenue. High street. Well street. lilsst
avenue. Vsc andi street. llisst Wssh-
ingtoh street. Wish!
Boring street. Illiy sysop.
avenue. lily avenue. Wood street. hur-
hank street, Chestnut street. Monroe
street 50th lists strut. Hvaisnd
street. Water street. mimosa strict.
South Main street, Woodwsrd avenue,
Mtlvtdcw street. to
s
Mild“
Ilia
summons in vacuum.
The «lesions are testing an lnvss~
tigstion of trouble with the whimsy
ton sit-:st “We 11:11- :31.; to:
so i
takes sll the slostrio power svsiishie.
6! last alibi.
11111111th
is a dangerous
But the y are
Richardson silll objoc
those brass beaded tacks to hold the
asbestos on ihe wall. I would suggest
having It. stuck on with
Cook, of
Clllllli‘llll.|..
Lexington
'11th Park.
’ people along
the line of march dendrite with bone
Large Fancy Hat
Pin
Usual price 25c.
FROM 7 UhiTlL 10. 9c.
. f
Todet Paper
Package or roll, fine quality
tissue. Regular price he each.
FROM 7 UNTIL 10. 6 ROLLS
FOR 191:.
Golfer. Cups and
Saucer
Plain white, regularly 45c.
FROM 7 UNTIL 10,11 lion 29c.
A Great
Coffee
At 11
Popular
Price
Low priced enough to be with-
In the reach of all, good enough
for anybody——
Our 25c Blend
squats that sold by dealers ordi-
narily for 35° or “a. We keep
the standard up to the top notch
year after you, because we have
die it entirely from the time it
leaves the hush til It In pur-
chased by our c total".
You are sure all motii qual-
ity for your money here
The Un1o'1 "‘
is
1
1
and
r din
con-
be
Ac»
“aciiic
Tea 0.. .
l26 WASHING-T N STREET
PHONE 542.1
"‘“W' FREE nattvcsv
lie-domino or Sugar
is in
rops."
North
11 ppm .1.
L.
N", Excellent Whriunsnship
no of 1400' Experience
Improved Methods
Thoroughly" 'ltellsble
Essy as
A combinations
myrrh s popular and minute shoe.
$8.50 and $4.00
.. .. ‘4me
hm.
sum...»
‘ ill WAOHNO‘I‘ON ITIII‘I’.
W; car. more 1111. was the a».
it has mode can
‘Wcar‘Shoes That Flt
when: p _‘ y
star. Charles I. lsefsrisnd. Mr
or the south Nor-wall Wont
W Williams w Church. 11111 excesses paints. lun»
”TOWN
Assessors’ Notice
Wu. 11111 undersigned. hereby gl
1:; tier to all persons and corporations
Ili:i1ic to pay taxes in the Town
1 .11-111sslk that they are required by law
to deliver to the assessors. or either
1 them on 111 below the
First Day of November. 1908
1 s mitten ot printed list. tinted. signed
and scorn 10.11! all moperty owned by
them on the first day of October. 1909,
liable to taxation.
N. itw
Town Hall building. Norwalk. and
1909. said oflices to be opened from
til 9 ocloclt In the evening
Ind size of lot house stands on.
5."!909.
()Si‘AR \V. RAYMOND.
spends: w. FITCH.
05 912 11119 2112111111
Lists may be returned to the
Assessors. at the Assessors' Office.
the (lily Council moms. Booth Nor-
walk. from and including October 18th.
1909. to and including November 1st.
to I: o'clock 11,111., and from a to 5
oclock p.1n..'all davs of the week
(Sundays excepted). and on Saturdays
and on No1c1ubet lst.1909.fron1 1 un-
All persons \vlll he required to give
street and number of their property.
Debut at Norwslk. Conn. October
WILLIAM G. (‘liOtYKli’i‘lfi
Assessors.
VG
of
ll.
10
CITY
\\ 1- the
notice to all persons and corporsth
liable to pat taxes in the (‘in
rither of them. on or before the
day of Novembon 1909, A written
of all the real estate. each parcel
lug separately described.
assessors. at the Council Room. H
Including October III. limb. to and
o'clock in the averting. and Man
11. III.
Ottlolior II. 1909.
FRANKLIN Ii.
(‘onn..
TOLL”.
Assessors’ Notice
undersignul. l1t-1ei1y she
110th Norwalk. that they are required
‘ by law to deliver to the assessors.
minted list. dated. signed and sworn
to. of all the property owned by them
on the first day of October. I909. be
his to taxation. staking a description
N. II.~~i.ists may be returned to the
band street. south Norwslk. from and
eluding November I. l909. said oillce
to be open from 10:00 to 12:00 o‘clock
s. 111.. and from 2:00 to 5:00 o'clock
p n1.; on Saturdays front 7:00 to ii:
November 1. 1909, from 7:00 to 9:
listed at the City of South Norwpllt.
.—
ms
of
Ol‘
lst
OI"
l)("
[M'-
Takes THIS eff
36111“ Mind!
We guarantee to save from .1-2 to
1—3 of your Coal bills
Heating and Plumbing CO.
28 MAIN STREET. NORWALK
tn. ~ ~
Fine
00 Groceries
In indict;
Lateét
Designs
Concealed piping can be
run in any old houses
Work gusrsnteed. Prices
the lowest: Prompt st-“
tendon. Esthnstes cheer-
fully furnished. Tel or
postal will bring repre-
sentstlve.
W
Connecticut
0f the Manufacturer
”it” Company.
Saturday Spec1als
At A. F. BECKMANN 8: CO. ’8
with us you are sure of getting Pure.
resh Groceries. at Low Prices
Wines and ’
Liquors
I). mums: llAIth‘ORll.
"“3 “mm"- snowman e sear cocoa. per can ........... . .............. 111.
.._ m-.. _ 2 NATIONAL elector 60361011 rue. oooes ....... . . so
"T '3cAN8100'l‘OMATOleuih. cine) ...... 21°
0 2 :. ~ 2 anemone APITIZO (the iron food) ...... ...... .........2so
rmcv owner revs-rose. per peck. ....... .......21o
1X res seer NATIVE sources. per peck ...... . ...... . ...... was:
Extra Stamps withOur Popular Test and Coifces
Wilson Whiskey. hot. . ....... sso
Monogram Whiskey. bot. ..... 950
Hunter Whiskey. hot. .. 950
linubioin's Club Cocktails.
but.
...................
WINES AND LIQUORS
Duffys Mali. bot. ..... 8M
(311111111 no Months . ........
title. 760. 01.30 bot.
Italian Vermouth but. .520
French Vermouth, hot. W600
GEORGE EHIIT'O IXTRA BOTTLZD Ilfil. ..
. . . . .24 bottles. OMB
as FANCY PATENTMU
A, 3.8100. .rhoneuo
, tra Secal®
nova: FLOUR! FLOUR!
sr taller rs‘rtilvr nous. 24 142 lb. his.
them.
A.F.B.&Co.
- 85o.
- 86.75
I I
This Flour is Guaranteed to I.1111 the Best on the Market.
The Great A&P Tea Company
1M WAOHINGTOH '71. SOUTH NOIWMM.
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