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ONIG DIRECTORY
No. till, I. sad A. M.
was. 50th
ingot. 1st and 8d Tuesday or
. tin-July and August ex-
,. _ 8 o'clock. All Master
cordially invited. Frederick
W. H. Robert M. Wilcox.
(Shooter, No. 30, R. A. M.
in Masonic Building. South
street, 2d and tth Tuesdays oi
month—July and August ex-
REPLY TO OR. GREGORY.
letter of Dr. J. G."Gregory in
, ght’s Sentinel roistIVe to the
ori than of the Norwalk Hospital
nits “answerable comment. and has
additional interest in the
99031311“ 3’ Which We believe. will re
Milt: in tile clarification of the atmos.
pheis and bring out of disorder a very
ooh improved condition of affairs at
that institution
rm, as the Doctor says. in the ex-
nihilism of an emergency, very vague
11rd unintelligible directions are ire-
“neatly given and it is with dililculty
. thatjthe scene of an- accident is readily
located. 80 many instances have been
recorded. however, where delays have
occurred ill getting patients admitted
to the hospital through failure to se-
‘nro the ambulance or going through
titer red tape that the administration
‘is largely to blame for the critisleln
which the public is no generally heap-
,_lus on the institution. These instances
or mismanagement. however, can be
1 remedied, as we believe they are on-
important as affecting the permanency
ot the hospital's usefulness.
The contention of Dr. Gregory, has
'01 on the authority of Judge John H.
.Llcht. that the hospital is a private
institution. in vital to every citizen of
Norwalk. 'llll lc can be, no doubt that
this feelin: or ownerahlp on the part
of Madlrectiy responsible-tor the
7‘hospltal’g conduct has in a large
.msuurs alienated many man the sup-
port of the institution who were large-
15’ instrumental in establishing it it
does not seem possible the Doctor be
have: the intelligent people of Nor
Jail; will accept his statement that
A h. town contributes nothing to the
kpupport of the hospital. He uses the
0rd appropriates. and. it in true. the
vm makeil no annual appropriation
l‘tliat purpose. it is unfair, however.
.l'or;him to endeavor to create the Im-
1mlon that "every ward patient in
WWII: charity to the extent of
L00 per week, while each town
out receives it to lilo, extent of
.00 per." busing. these figures. of
course. on the coat to tho lloupltsl of
W171! for each patient per week. ill-
ilitigant! to the contributions made
" [It the churches and other organi-
I the Doctor must know It to be
(wt that every portion in the Term
Noreen. is a contributor ill an In-
_ direct but cure , way to the
North!!- Hospital and every min-
inflation of mercy extended by
tile imapltal ill altered in by the
while. The State of Connecticut
VII to the Norwsiil Hospital each
you the sum of 86.000 to most Just
Mil elm all the Doctor describes all
Mly cases These funds belong to
. ,pooplc of News": Just as. much u
. -‘tiie.:poople or any other town. and
the, use of iilniflllllt! every person
{I I contributor to tho institu-
Why not Doctor. be fair and
tilts flit! when you try to make it
out our people an a commoni
any nothing toward the support of
e ospitslt
is out on unknown fact that the
Is so incorporated institution.
cities and molds don‘t llsusiiy
hospitalil, and it is ihroush
rated bodies that tile manage.
them is conducted. The pub-
the bills from the madden of
slid the authorities come
’1' knowing how they are con-
Ws bellevqtiut no srasisr
he done our hospital than
Mind in the minds of the
but they are not :1 part at
‘ «vii-tr Iii rssliiyi‘thsy are
sun so, the opinion of some
the mmmry notwithstand-
, Oliirllnlsliioner hidw'srds. of
lien adopted a sanitary
the street s’wsepors. rind
‘1 upward shall open outward.
I very important matter and s. disrsvi
. sud of such an arrangement is liable
{We
blasts of minty-Ive people all
to cause a tripbtdul loss of life in time
or I sudden pants or fire. According
to one Muslin mmla r. mull there
are some places in this city where
not open outward. The Arc Inspector
is non1 engaged in his incest inspect
tion. and failure on his belt to call
the attention of the prosecuting attorv
may or state police to such a condition
entails a line of 8100 for him.
' The delay in the construction of the
Meadow street bridge may be legiti-
mate, but that large section of the
public which passes the point will be
thankful when the job is done. The
masonry work has been completed for
several months. but the superstructure
has not been started.
—-—~———.——.
in the Delaware we have the finest
l’llattieahip in the world. bill In the
oven: or war. it in quite possible‘for
hcr cilicicllcy to be reduced to naught.
on account of the navy's lack of col
llers. Truly. this eollier situation in
the navy is passing understanding.
W ‘
Hearst now says Tammany Imited
him for governor in 1908. is there any-
body who hasu’t kllifed Hearst?
CONNECTICUT’S RENAL CENBiJS.
The number of Inmates of the penal
and reformatory institutions of Con-
uecticut at the present time is about
2.400~a motley lot. of offenders rep-
mselltlngnll aorta and conditions of
delinquents from the youngster in
his teens to the oldsicr ill his
outage. itlld from the druuknrd who
has n will that's weak and an appetite
that's strong to the professional bur-
glar who regards the world as his
oyster. to be opened with a jimmy.
Of the total about 1.100 are con-
fined in («lull-try jails; about 700' ill
juvenile refonnatories [the Conecticut
School for Boys and the Connecticut
llldustl'ill Behold for Glrbl; and about
600 in the state prison. Of the 2,400
about 400~ollc-sixth of the wholo~
are women and children.
While the present penallccnsus oi
the state in approximately 2.100. the
number of persons who. in the course
of a year, are confined. tor brief or
extended periods ill jails. rcformator-
toll and prison in Connecticut is some-
thing like l2,000. The main part of
this mass ls Jail material.
These bald figures indicate. ill a
rather Impressive way. the magnitude
of the crime problem. The statistics
need no interpretation to show ilow
heavy a burden the criminal puts on
the back of uocloty.-—l1lartlord Timon.
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RED CROSS STAMP.
Red Cross stamps will again be on
sale. this year. for Chriatmaa arcoi»
in”. Lust year this iornl (if giving
to the llllli~llliltil‘l’lli0iiili llahi mot with
popular favor. and about $110,000 was
raised-nod raised easily-«tor u right-
eous cause. but it was hampered
somewhat by a lack of stamps. The
demand was greater than the supply.
There Weren't enough to 5'0 around.
We are deemed that the work will
not softer from thin oversight this
year. it In reported that thirty ulii~
"one of the little stamps have been
struck oil and will be distributed
throughout the country no generally as
to leave no excuse for anyone being
without thorn. The use (Letailips for
raising money for charitable plil'pomea
in this country dates back to 1802.
when the procooda from the Isle were
need for defrnylns the ewenses of
caring for the wounded In the Civil
Will'.-~Hiil‘lford Times.
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POLL. TAX.
Tliollo citisons who have neglected
to honor thomuoive by paying poll
and military taxes 111 required by law
must have a care alone i‘utllro con-
duct or the some kind may bring it
them honor and disgrace. The oil,
law had no "it'll! In it and there war
oo'perii in violating its proviuloml. luv
the new law makes each and ovary
mule resident between the uses of 2.
and so years liable to criminal prose-
cutlon {or tax dodging. unlosn legally
exempt from illicit payment. The law
further provides that tho delinquents
shall work the amount out in 1.115.110“
the tax and the costs. It the rite oi
Ii a day. the prisoner being compollsd
to My his own board. either in cash
or work at the rate of $2.36 a WOOL”
Norwich Bulletin.
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Till Iiddld‘i’ DITGH.
The smitten dining lob of modern
times is misreading linoly and the
Panama canal is half dons. Tharp an
new. in the various dsosrunonul. 114.».
000 also employed in the work.~ Till.
undertaking is an object lesson to:
the world in the matter of smitetior
sud conclusively proves that soisntilil
methods walls {for healthfuloess
' Ween the Mach were teased than
3, the death «to was-mum!” large
m it is only 10.39 per, thousand
' titration-km. may .
st tinn- on».
um doors a... an. out
This iI ,
there are «combine: 0! more than .
twenty live people. where the doors do ‘
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:‘DoYourTrad
Select Groceriv, Tess, Cfifiees. Butter. Impori d and Domes-
tic Cheese. FroshE “s and s Completc;8toclr of
Charles 1!: Co. a Wines and Liquors.
we are Well Stocked with This Season' s Canal d Goodsu-Buy
‘ Thom Here and Get Fresh Good.
Crown Astor‘liii’ted Peas. can. .m Gold Rock ‘Brs
nd Tomatoes.
CrownAster Sugar Corn, can..1oe 2 cans ....................260
Crown MW smiths")! Bee“. Gold Rock Brand Corn. can. . .12o
""""""""""" .60 Gold Rook Peas. 12 cans. .......2iio
Gold Book SIICOIitBBD, 2 cans. .Zdo
c1111.. ,
Crown Aster Asparagus. - Gold Rock Strimsless Beans, 8
large tin .. ............ “30o cans
‘1 crown Aster Brand Pesrs."Peaob- Gold Rock Prelsrod Mustard
es. Apricots and Cherries. . ........ . ..... .. .61: and too hot.
A. F. Beckmann
83 AND 851 WASHINGTON 83'.
FREE DELIVERY To Alli. PARTS OF
afifl NCOlgM-K
91
lrown
M .. M... Mann”.
® Extra Specnil ®
FLOUR! FLOUR! Flt OUR!
A&P FANCY PATENT FLOUR. 24 1-2 lb. ling. 85c
A&P FANCY PATENT FLOUR, a barrel. - $6.75
This Flour is Guaranteed to be the Boat on‘the Market. ,
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WARHINGTON 3T" SOUTH NORWiALK.
FREE DELIVERY.
Elliilil illllillll "
“MUSKCHALL
sou-m NORWALHAK'LL.
runes onysgraarme
MONDAY, pcronsa 25
di—u-yl-
Pst Honey Fusion" the Ce-Star of
711.. NO. too.
We Repair Roofs
Mu Rogers, oi the log srs Bros.
JOE KAN! AND SONI OF HIS
G RI. 3
“in a llmehtof Foolishnoll."
6 SEAVIEW AVENUE wearers. 3:2".
u" NORWALK. um. Timon a co.
TEL. 434. waaol can" -
EVANS, AM it; a. E‘ we.
"W ”“*‘”‘ ”“'“”‘"‘”" ‘ ‘ DANCING maul"? 1‘: in rat-
"If mflVER’ 3 ”Am warlusssullasggg‘s. av AND
Adults ....................... 10c
Children ............. , ...... ;.. 5e
THE, NEW
Till]
atoll CLASS.
Vaudeville
9—Big liestures-9
ENTIRE CHANGE or vacuum
mouoeve AIND ruuasoavs.
one PERFORMANCE svsumcs,
11:10.
MA'rmesi DAILY. 2:30.
ALL stars. 10.:
Automobile Race
1 FOR
Vanderbilt Cup
SATURDAY. October 80th
common on AT 11 A- w.
Steamer lBABll..1will lesvs steam.
boat dock. lieuti Norwslk. It ii: 80 a.
m. sharp—coon ting at Oyliter .l’isy.
l... i. .. with a 11er al train. which leaves
on arrival of bolt. .
Writ” Tick s to" 0 “or ldy, :1.”
Inclusion Ticks calm... .
Railroad 'I‘Iokoillo can he obtained of
ilsilrosd Agent to host. Automobiles
when.
l Npmoa. 01111111. ;,
Evenin?iiMce
The Norwsik liveliins School will so
open on Tuesday event “1110va 2.
at the High sell West are
one The soil i will he maintained
for a period of . stalled on Tuesday,
Wednesday. Til .. and Friday sve-
Mnuofssohw irl ' was-homo)
NEW PATTERN. IN
LADIES’
Footwear
GUN METAL.OLOTH TOP. su‘rTON.
FANCY TIP
$3.00 and $4.00
PATENT COLT. CLOTH TOP. DUT-
TON
”#50 '
NATURE CHAPE
Shoes for Children
31.23 p 32.00
Wear Shoes That Fit
122 WAONING‘TON "IIIT.
PHON‘ MM
vault 11mm... tropism are not notes-
iiiii'iiy deadly ~lii|iittii i'i'm
.-_ ..... ”a .......,.......W-u
(lovcrnor Wcokil la llclllllblc in cell-
1-imlion that the expense of bsvins
his unit uccmllpany him to st. lands.
to liltitt the president there. would be
greater than iii flrrauted by the not
pose of hip trip. Moreover. it is to
be supposed that nearly every menu
bar of his aim is no tied down to
illlliiliiliii [iii to be loath to spite tile
limo tumour-cry for s mullet of this
kind.-~Allsbnlu seminal.
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A RIMINDII.
Life is wulib livinfl .
Through every grain of it
From the foundations
To the lust edge - 1
oi the corner stone. omit.
“W. E. Henley.
Wm
meat to rub Pomr.
‘ Mls. Psnkhllrst is now on American
soil; she comes to show‘Amerioaa we “M21933“? ilsy ' 3': “‘3‘"?
men that they must vote or rallies g, "Astoria; 110:. mm W “.1...
his llama-altitude. Almeria“ we» u, gm
‘1‘ om1' WOW
men will promo not you or «in "
s ram-1t“ naval Rhodium.
High with
for
FRIDAY. 79c
«ID 'Ye-Bargain Day
AS. USUAL
And. Still the Counters and Shelves Are ‘Piled
Bargains Clamoring
Recognition
At no time in our career has it been possible to offer such values as you 'll find here tomorrow.
1 WHY? Because we looked ahead and prepared for the busi-
ness conditions that now exist.
Hence These Less Than Whole-
~ sale Prices
Men’s $1.00 Pajamas, 79c
llest quality Fianneietle Buic'mas. nines 14 to 20
“inch, all the best colors; regular 81.00 value.
lZic Lace Handkerchiefs,
9c ‘
Wolllcll‘s Linen Handkerchiefs. handsomely lace
I‘illlllled; big 12%c value.
Women’s and Children‘s lielnatltclled
chiefs. the usual no value.
FRIDAY, 3c
5c Handkerchiefs, M
FRIDAY, 9c
500 Flannelette Skirts,
39c
30
Handker-
itiontly P‘llta in the natural wool;
be here early
FRIDAY. 19c EACH
290 to 500 Children’s
Underwear, 19c
fleccedllned garments; not a lull line of sizes. so
r‘iannclciic Petticoats. neatly trimmed, pink, blues
and grcy; DOC value.
FRIDAY. 39c
$1.00 Table Damask, 69c
Scotch Linen Tobie Damask. extra heavy. hall-
blencllcd, pure iinx, absolutely no cotton; the regu-
lar $1.00 value};
some ll l‘i.‘
lilo-(‘.astile Soap .......................
26c Dr. Lyons'
25c Kolyuos Tooth l’aslc ................
Sanitol Tooth Paste or Powder ...........
Toilet Articles
FRIDAY, 69c YARD
Weight“, 390.
‘ll'qincu'u Indium weight Vesta and
styles. long. tliii'l’I and elbow hillt‘v't‘ri.
ullliio puma; the Monitor 7101- vuiuc.
FRIDAY, 39c -
.Women’s 50c Medium
.
.353; 39c Skirt Marker, l9c
------ 19° The only correct Skirt Market, impossible to
"""" 17° make a mistake; 390 regular”-
FRIDAY. 19¢
Notions
l’aniii. all Regular Tc Adjustable Collar Supports .......... 4c
lilc lcngtllr. of (.‘ord Ruching. white and ”colors...“
l:‘ a [1 .lucv l1llllcll Hose Supportels at. ...l 7c pr.
i‘lilltoll Surely l‘iua ........................... 49
Race and
355 to 1'1 inch wide Tomliou anca and
taint-5 to Sc. ,
FRIDAY. So
So to Sc Laces, 3c
29c Petticoats, 19c
Petticoat l’uitcrua, ready to make up.
lianncicttes in dainty light colors; 20c value.
FRIDAY. 1%
striped
insert Ions.
FRIDAY. 39o
500 Sheets, 2390
ll‘uii1sizo ilicuohed Shoots. the usual oiio Shoot.
35c Dutch Collars, 19c
Lucy Dutch Collars. imitation of baby Irish and
ilrish crochet; ull usual 35c value.
FRIDAY. 19c
alzou; regular 500.
FRIDAY. in
500 Kimonos, 39c
Fancy h‘iauuelette Kimonos. ‘tillliliy colors. llii
$3.00 Corset, $1.98
"Lu Rollie." made by the makers of the celebrated
F. P.. long hip, beautifully finished; regular price $11.
FRIDAY. $1.98
dent ’l‘stt and Governor Brown by the
people of Savannah: an, to make a
ilisht in an slrdhip. Such an invitation
went out prior to the ilrst of March
last might have been accepted, but
Mills mhlteotm oi the present head
of the nation it not adapted to that
form at smmmont.-wllterbuw no.
publiosn.‘ 1 “
MWW'
it any candidate for mayor would
bromine tree: buckwheat cakes with
nebulae maple 11. these mornings.
tilsrs'd he initial to it.-tiisvolsnd
1.4m Tm insy be.
worse promises in New Y
lisvon Palladium.
111m“
noon tiidii‘
evidence unto them 7
live Yale in ht Who iigyried
the old“): my in item illustrates :
Ghol'ldh Me's fuel of “We Ne
‘ 1 iron&"~1lihors‘ Lia's
Wedding Lsst Ivoning at the East
Avenue Methodist Parsonage.
The wedding of idles Gertrude Mol-
tett. dimmer of lir. and Mrs. Charles
Melton. at
Hunter. or south Norwsill. tool: place
last evel‘tiiuh at the East Avenue It iii.
parsonage.
dialing.
Bertha it.
and the best men use Frederick lot-
teti, broth: oi the bride. immediate-
1y after the ceremony the bridal party
prooseddil goth! , ,1, ,. , ”he
I weddinl‘
lives 0! hath
Mr and iii-t. Hunter-lie
wsddilll tour M.ull the it:
preterit it
MW
send mus ll
HUNTINn—MOPPITT.
Plii’lilili ililiiliilli
, . uovrs THEATRE.
Today there will be an entire change
or program at lion‘s Theatre. Hort
bert Sorrel. or’rths million Johnny
no... will render I very gentler sch
This act is undoubtedly t s best not
on the bill. Ir. Semi will be sup-
ported by eight other large acts, which
are very popular in New York. Min
Marion Hutchius, who in very well-
,imown in our city, will render s peptic
lar sot. libs tictshl his was formerly
with the Lewis Stock Gummy.
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HOTIL Milli ALI.
train sod Mshsslumowfl. It. adenAnw
paragraph: ms the mature. norms; v. (lineman
the home “bride. Ill. first. New 1611mm
ion. 5. (Win.
no“. 011mm,?!“ 101th
Port Chester: .1.
inset Norwslk, to George
til y Rev. w
1.,1‘hs bride
Hunter. I
. W. Gillies oiii
aid was Miss
01' I" the month.
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