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“ ‘ MABONIC'DIRECTORY
o. No. 108, F. and A. M.
”Ammo Building, South
. ultroet. lit and 3d Tuesday of
I)“ mantle—July and August ex-
”talk-It I o'.clock All Mantel
‘ until cordially invited. Frederick
‘j. W. M., Robert M. Wilcox
or Chapter. No. 88. R. A. M.
to in Masonic Building. South
xfiin street at and 4th Tuesdays oi
month—July and August ex
alone cordially inVltr-d (‘hurlea l'
ills. H. P. Robert M. Wilcox. so»
ARE MORE POLICE NEEDED?
It; has been seriously contended for
some time that an addition or two
“id be made to the city's police
m. Certainly, with this well do
lined feeling in some quarters, it would
'. hot’lie amiss for the city council to
talipgnp, this matter and thoroughly in-
venticate it. Under present conditions
Chief 'of Police Vollmer and. the olllcer
who relieves him for the mid day meal
arealone on duty during the day. As
a result, the chief is frequently handle
capped seriously, especially when
‘ there are cases in the police court.
'35! “v rinc, too. of being at the head
0% force, the chlel‘ has a consider-
able amount of olilcc duty requiring
time, further interfering with new
matters developing. Having to do of-
llce duty, it can be readily seen that
calls to various points in the city
are made at a disadvantage and some
times it is impossible to make them
at all. In 1893, the chief undone om-
cer were on duty days but since then
the city has depended entirely upon the
faithful chief. it is also pointed out
. that under ptcsellt condition: one no
A lice officer nights in required to look
3; ‘ after tWo theatres that are a quarter
' of almile or more distant from each
other and pin different streets There
may Nintendo; after all ill the
t the police force should be
uppddetl o.
, a ‘ r
A...“
THE ITALIANS PATRiOTlC.
The United linlluo Sotloiins are to
be congratulated upon the linesuccess
they attained in their celebration of
Columbus Day. While the ltallan
. colony of The Norwalks is not. so large
- all that of name other Connecticut cl.
1.103, notably» that. of Bridgeport, the
members planned on a big scale and
were successful in n largo degree. As
OOnn‘t‘ea‘eman illli put it. "The celebra-
tion 'waa a credit. to the United Italian
societies and the town as well " The
f plans called for a great deal of hard
1‘ work and the Vaililliii committees hnv
lug surmounted every dilllculty do
sows the'pralse they have rel-rived lor
thorsuocesa of their work.
The celebration also has a dccpr-r
nlxnillcance than the more calculation
Mid dioplay of n nlrcet pageant and a
I social day and owning. it was nnnlls-
tnkably provon anew'that the people
who chine to the hospitable AME oi
, erlca from the honw oi dhrlsionhcr
Columbus, while instinctively retain
‘ tilt. Millttlllz, a love for the mother
and, develop the strondcst kind of
What!“ and paltiotism for their
nilhpthd country
Wm...
.‘W'ethlttabnrp may win the series
- ndzthen again Detroit may. With It
"We All. the next game should be
‘ w‘orth seeing, anyway. Hope may get
tiltbottor of judgment, but. here's ex:
pooling the lllaok Flowers from
Pennsylvania will win.
w
W
per; the last few days the weather
bureau hail had it case of blind stair-
.gorn, but usually we haven't serious
callus iot- complaint.
MW...
Did you eyor see a fellow who
doubt“ anyone Who told him ho was
' noon fellow?
inlilor-tniommo to China
it Crane has joined the Down
. .
utrfl‘v m mum-into.
Wailirbnry Republican.)
p not». and Bridgeport
woke up late to the his
finial-bury dill in creating
but they are novel- tired
Ill braised Bridgeport.
‘lo the who with The
is 7111‘? art to be «unlit
encouragement lid elli
our air Norma
ted—at 8 o'clock. All Royal Aron ‘
routes and bringing them back oltcnel.
-Waterhuly Republican.
THE REMINISCING DAYS HAVE:
cons. '
The dreamy days of autumn have
come, with the dreamy haze of lndlnn
summer and the l'nr-awny song oi‘
memory in the atmosphere. The time
when one loves or likes to steal away
and sit down for a time and tllink~~
perchnncr to dream of n time when
life was still young and buoyant.
When life was fresh us the violet with
the morning dew and the song of
birds made music. through all the lord
ly and lovable hours or childhood»
Lul‘kln l’l‘ex) News.
F"
THE VALUE OF RICHES
A few men use riches no if llll‘y
were a loan from t’lod—-sircwing the
paths of the poor and sick with blos-
slnas; many men value riches only luv
cause they enable them to llvo in sing-
glsh idleness, to gratify ill lull mons-
ure their stimulated passion and daz-
zle the world with gilicrlng gowgnws.
The former possess a placid mind, a
cheerful disposition and harmony of
body; the latter, menial uneasiness
and physical dehllity.~—(leorge F. lilti-
lcr, M. A.
FIVE POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
Wilbur Wright will be the hero a
hundred years from ()rt. 4, win-n the
centennial of the first aeroplane which
ascended the llminon river is relebra
ted. lawn Mr. Wright cannot tell us
what kind or an air cluli uiil he nsvd
on that or canton. ~—llcrknlllll- 1‘ .uglc.
Could there be anything mon- in»
congruous than to road that the an
titer of “The Little Minister." and "A
Window in 'I‘hrums," is to be divorced
and that he may mury a young Woman
who made it reputation on illl' stage
as “Thu (llri in ”W i’ink Plljuluun,”~~
Philadelphia ’l‘inu's.
4..., I
The exportation of cotton seed oil
to ltnly showed an increase last your
of $2,340,000. Another indication oi
lilo growing demand for "tulrn olive
oli."~~ New York 'i‘rihnnv.
w...“
A man in Si 1Jllllli inoko- his (01
lnrhom- ultilo rising ill a pin-oi ta.
to give his until. to a wanton. it seems
fair to‘nssunu- that st. Louis men
have had little practice at fills horl
of lllliig;”Ricllllliliill ’i‘hur-sellisputrh.
w.” _
Naturally enough. llr. Wiley’a decree
that rider moat in- mode from real up
bias, in orddl' to be hold nu upip cider
strikes the manufacturers of chemical
ly prepared older as an outrageous at
tack on the business interests of this
oouniry.—-Springllcld Union.
-mm...w.,.._...
I would not give a iarlhlnu for n
man's religion if his dog and out are
not the better for it. wltowlnntl Hill.
~~~~~ W...
WNW
Lookwooou-Pasnaom.
Cards tuned for Wedding In Bridge-
I""”"‘~iaito"‘l"tT.Thursday. October 21.
Cards have been issued by Mr. and
Mrs. Harry ill. l'oarsons, of 1.1mm! ove-
nno, Bridgeport, for the wedding of
their daughter, Miss Florence. to All
frail Whitney Lockwood, of Green-
whlch. l'i‘he ceremony ill to take place
at Trinity Church, Bridgeport. Onto.
bar 21. at high noon. owing to a re-
cent death in the family of the groom
the couple will be unattended. and
there will be no reception after the
ceremony for the same reason.
Milli Pour-one is thin daughter of
Harry ti. Pearson» well known club.
man and ueoretnry of the tiritlxeport
Mniloable iron Company. Mr. Lucie
wood lo the non oi the’ hue Judge
hallo A. Lockwood. a than high in
< laconic circles and the founder oi
the Waillnpiorn Masonic Home. “the
groom is the vicelpmident of the 'i'
O. Ithlrt company, con-traction coa-
trillion.
instant. W
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“Menuhin to any of
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IN iflllil iiillli
Creai Labor Boycoil Case is Beiore
Judge Plait
The {unions cusp of I). E. illeWu and
others again-rel Martin lulwlor ulld oth»
ers. which is. considered the most im-
portuni case involving the subject of
labor unions and boycotting that this
state has over soon. will hcgih at it
o'clock this morning at. the United
States district court. Judge James P.
l‘lnlt living on the bench. The jury
was sell-civil yesterday. as follows:
Fl'nucls ll. Logan. Sprnguc.
Edward 1’. Harvey, Sterling.
Lawrence ll. Reed, 'l‘ollnnd.
Levi l'. Nowell. Soulltlnatnn.
Alcott l). Suylen, Killlualy.
iienry ll. Hayden. East. Hartford.
Samuel J. Allen. East Windsor.
Charles W. Herrick. Cnntcrlulry.
A. ll. Cushion, Clinton.
James Ii. Dixon, Voluubuwn.
'l‘hl- lawsuit grow out of the trouble
that Ill‘l'lil'l‘l'll in July. lane. Will‘ll the
boilers of llnllliury. 11011ch and Non
walk worn out. on a sirlko, Dietrich
E. inn-we and Martin Fuchs, who llilll
u but factory in ilnnilury under Um
nnuw of it. 1-3. lnowo A: (‘11., sued blur-
lln Lou'ior and :39 others. nn-lnin-rsni
the union liilllwil its llll‘ llllltctl lilti-
lvrs of North :\iill'l‘1l'li. [or damages of,
flotation. hill-ulna that ill“ nuunin-rs oi
the union I'iill'i't‘il into in combination
and us .Nlil'll induced and col-trout ii“
the villplnyo-w or 1). 1-3, 1.00th a (‘4).
to slrilw 'l‘lu- plaintiffs {lll‘llll‘l‘ ill-
iegl-d (but with the uksluinnvv oi“ ”it
i‘nilvd linllH-s of North America a
llll)‘l'lill was insiiinird nailiusi drillers
using hols mode by i). ii. Loom- A‘; H)
with llli‘ result that tho company sul
1‘l'l'l‘l1 mum loss in il'ilill‘. Will-ll tho
"llhl‘ iirm i‘Iilllt‘ turn the district court
iit'l’u the defendants iiiml u demurrer
in the complaint “hil'll nun sustained
by .lllllfil‘ l’lnll, 'l‘lu- lfnitl-d Biiili‘ll nil
.ll'l‘llll‘ (curt, when the l‘iilil- l‘l‘lll'lll‘li
.i on appeal. ovvrrulmi tin» demurrer
ind now ihu ('ilsv in how- i‘ov irini till
it.» inrrlis. in the munnwhilv n illlill
wt‘ of tho detention-ls huvn died.
it “no u distillauluhcd army of
mtlnwl lllili nilliwrl'd yvslvrdny morn-
n.; \rlwn iiw pork or ulwllriuu ll jury
hound. Vilr the plnlulilY illl'l‘l' worl-
Illllllvl l'iuvvnpul‘l. or lll|llxnpul'l, illlll
Wnllvl‘ ii. Merrill. of New York. and
Mr Hill dofnndunls illi'l'i‘ Wl'l'l' ux~(‘fml-
(i'l‘lihlllllll liniwrl it). lh'l-‘oruut, oi
fit-itinerant, John K lionvh. of New
ilnvo-n, John H. Light, of South Nor-
u'uilt, and Howard 'i‘nyior. oi i‘lnnhury.
The court room was well "”i‘il with
prospective juryinoo.
The method of selecting lilioru won
for a panel of tWoIvo mun to ho (’X‘
unlined by cmllllll‘l for both aides, rhnl
loom-s not helm: made until the ctr
lira iwolve had been examined. Each
man in tiltI Jury box wan put through
a poring of questions on boycotts. lu-
por unions, etc... that almost required
a min-go education to answer. Rollo
the dellndantn.
pilot experience in the hiring of
men. personal feeling about unions.
what was Justification for a strike.
bilflllit‘llp relations with laboring men
were some of the subjects that the
men Were united to talk about. Nine
of the men in the jury box allocatio-
fully passed their examination. but
there were a good number of men
examined balm Jurors l. o and 'l
were ilnaiiy secured. Among those
calcined were w. W. Hannah], of New
Britain; Henry 0. Whitman. of Meat
Hartford; Henry R. Haydon, at End
Hartford: John ll. Morrison. of Wind
ham; Welter ti. Hewitt. of neuron
and n; it. Phelps. of Windsor.
Ontario» the length oi time which
the cm will probably bonnet» no
other band for the October termini
the «min court hove , been .mml. ‘
REVOLUTION lN NICARAGUA.
NEW ORLEANSZ Oct. i3.~A special
to tho 'i‘lmes-Dcnux:rut from Blueiields,
Nicaragua.
states:
A revolution broke out today and
Juan .1. Estrandn has been elected the
provisional president of Nicaragua.
The revolutionists had evidently long
been preparing for the blow that was
struck against President Zelaya. They
claim that they have the majority of
voters with them in their light. ‘
A Great
Coffee
At a
Popular
Price
Low priced enough to be with-
in the reach of all, good enough
for anybody—
Our 25c Blend
equals that sold by (“DION ordi-
narily lor 35c or 40c. We keep
the standard up to the top notch
your after your. bonus: we ham
die it entirely lrurv ' o tlmo it
leaves the bush trui‘l it is pure
chased by our cuatomcga,
You are sure of mod qual-
ity for your money here
The Union Pacific
Tea Co.,
125 wasnmo‘ron smear
PHONE 542-3
FREE oeuvlav
Headquarters for Sugar.
T ursday’s 4 Hour
.SALE
An. Afternoon F1111, of Big
Offerings
VALUES THAT CAN BE FOUND ONLY AT THE BOSTON STORE
This Is Tomorrow’s List
$1.00 Back Combs, 69c
Fancy Back Combs. rhinestone and gold
plated finished; regular $r 00 value
From .2 till 1
6 O’Cidck
under date of October 12,
4 Hours, 69c
From 2 till
6 o’Clock
Sc Handkerchiefs, 3c
White Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, our reg.
ular 5c value
4 Hours, 3c
190 Belts, 9c
4 Hours, 9c
Tinsclcd Belts, gold or silver. that are sold
regularly rgc '
Women’s 39c Veils, 25c
Heavy ribbed fleeced Vests. all sizes; the
regular 39c value
4 Hours, 40 yd.
10c Torchon Lace, 4c
r to 3-inch Torchon Laces, usual we quality
4 Hours, 25c
$1.50 Long Cloth, 990 s
36 inch wide soft finish Long Cloth, full 12,
yard pieces: regular price $1.50
19c Linen Collars, 9c
Women's Hemstitched Linen Collars. sold
regularly too
4 Hours, 9c
4 Hours’ Sale, 99c piece
250 Neckwear,122c
Men's Silk Four-in-Hand Ties, all colors:
19c HairNets, 1210
4 Hours, 121-2c
All over Hair Nets. medium brown only:
regularly xgc
usual 25c value
4 Hours, 12 1-2c
69c Blankets, 48c pr.
10c Soap, 70
4 Hours, 7c cake
”Cosmo" Buttermilk Soap. the regular we
value
10-4 full size double Blankets, grey or white;
our regular 69c value
At 48c pair
500 Belts, 29c
soc and 75c Fancy Belts. jet and steel stud-
ded elastic and silk or leather
For 4 Hours, 290
69c Boys’ Sweaters, 49c
Boys‘ Coat Sweaters with colored borders;
sold regularly 69c
4 Hours, 490
lili 3 [MRS an
.. gum-("-
Excellent winner-up
Lona axiom
Improved Methods
Thoroughly nation.
Eur Mt.
A combination until his nnuio Tim
tibi‘i'li it popular and dfllflllll! shoe.”
Assessors’ Notice
We, the underlined. hereby 3m
notice to all persons and corporation.
liable to pay taxes in the City of
South Norwalk. Hm they are required
by law to drill“:
either of them or; :- biiore
of Novem 1
voted list. da .
mainline my owned by h
oil the first
bit to inflation.
ell-“all the fill
35c Peroxide, 150
Pint bottles of best quality Peroxide. sold
usually 35c
4 Hours, 15c
the am ,
m. a writt
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Dividend Day
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a am now out
through won out”.
$1.50 Sets, $1.14
Pillow Shame and Bureau Scaris, hematitch.
ed and lace trimmed: usual price $2.50
4 Hours, $1.14 set
Fruit
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