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MASON": DIRIOTORY
A OHM» Convention of Butler
hater. n. A. M.. will so hold at m
., ,Nov. 9 1009, at 8 o'clock p. m.
,B. A. or Banquet. All R.
dons cordially and internally in-
F‘rstornlliy yours,
. ROBERT M. WILCOX. Bec'y.
Wmufmrw “nos:
WALK.
llilam W. Clary terminates his
ctlon- with this paper tally. and
he succeeded by Thomas S. b‘or~
sytli, of <New York city. Inlorder that
. Mrfll‘orsyth may have all his time to
fds‘ii'ote to reportorlsl duties, hereaf-
,uterythe Sentinels «will be distributed
,‘Ii'Om John T. llayes‘ neWs store, 5
Minn street. ‘
~ “The“ Norwalk branch oilice or The
1: Sentinel will remain as at present, at
"sane stationery store, where adver-
tisements. notices and items may he
lets, as in the past.
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THE ROOSEVELT Rupiah?"
it anyone had any doubt as to the
standing of Theodore Roosevelt as a
live topic for the people, he should
have been in this oillce yesterday from
the time of the arrival of the first
news of the reported killing of the
strenuous ex-prcsldent on his African
hunting trip, liiitil after the paper
went to press. The rumor of Colonel
‘ , Roosevelt‘s death was naturally bulle-
E tined and within a minute or two The
Sentinel was fairly besieged for midi
tlonal details of the report. These re
quests were made personally and by
telephone. the. wires of the latter be
in: kept hot. for it was realized that
the Associated Pross, whose complete
service ’i‘la- Soiiiliiei has, would truce
down lili‘ l ‘luil'i without an iuslani':
“l delay” J‘lio deiipaichos which followed
"gate-“if Flipid order. toiling of the undoubted
' falsity of the rumor, wore received
with the greatest gratiiicniiou.
And the roquosls from The Scull
nel‘s ronders t'lilll'i'l‘illliK tho iormei
, president did not coins from men
; alone, either. A large proportion wore
,. from the women, demonstrating that
they have a lively interest in the do
logs of Colonel Roosevelt.
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SUNDAY EVENING lNSTITUTE.
The Sunday Evening institute which
Dr. iiiaefnriaud has nrrungod for tho
lloxl six months cortululy looks like a
promising course In popular oducatlon
it will certainly ho a good thing
and it might do for our ooiiiliillllit)’
what the People's lnuiiluto, nt i‘oopoi
Union, has done for Now York city;
what Ford Hall has lloiio l‘ol‘ liouloil.
and other similar institutions of tho
people. in other villi-u,
_ It is decidedly iiiioroslinu that u
:‘ .iowllll rabbi should ho solociod ti
open an institute, which is hold within
the walls of a Christian church, it h-
it mark of the broad spirit of tho limos.
in which men at all l't'lilllollll tultiu
are getting, togethor for the common
noon. Evidently, iiuluu Wino will him
a large hearing tomorrow oveuiug.
mwnw
WOMIN SCHOOL COMMIOOIONO.
Mayor McClellan has appointed
three women illi iuumlwru of the New
York Board of Education, and ilioy
will rank as school minimisniouors.
The New York that" Association Op
pond to Woman Hillii‘li‘i'. bun thanked
”i” mayor (or his action, explaiuiiin
tilt Wlillii the members rocoxnlm
"who l‘lllltlt ntlomlnnt upon granting it
- wanton iiiirosirlrtmi iiiiffriigo,” they be
V I its“ that "the public service rep lit!
random! imam oflol‘ilvo mid economi-
‘cai by iii» appointment of women 0!
Judgment and energy as members at
such ndncntionnl. charitable. sanitary
and roiormnhuy boards as deal direct.
iv with the needs of both sexes);-
l hwwL-«NW
man can he more foolish than.
.. men are possessed of great in
Mince by their wealth, power and re
, toss, to procure other things which
bought by munuywhorsea, slaves.
. .niiparol. molly vast-swam! not to
, to friends, the most Valuable and
t furniture of life?-Cieero.
Hg.
"l
W .t. wad—HAW
ti worii oi beautifying south Nor-
Iontlnneii. A number of signs,
than) pertain have believed ibr
W out were unsightly. have
_ WM from the vicinity of the
‘7' “in is Washington street.
m tall
Wampum. .‘rsuiruous .
- cam ‘ .
AT
SPEAKER-«RABBI
transistor ’
Tomorrow Evening at 7:20 A
o
THE
South Norwalk
Congregational Church
SUBJECT :
' iiilflNANli‘fSiiilli JUSIIBE’I
Skill" 8. WISE
OF THE FREE JEWISH SYNAGOGUE, OF NEW YORK
The Institute is for social service.
gatherings will be in the inter
All its lectures and
est of the popular welfare.
In a democracy like our own. where the people are sov-
ereign, and are the rulers of the Nation, State and Cities, it
is necessary that the people get together for the purpose of
learning the needs of our democratic government.
The speakers and lecturers during the next six months
will include Herbert Francis
Sherwood. of “The New York
Tribune”; Frederick Lynch, Prof. David Snedden. of Colum-
bia University, Owen R. Lovejoy. John Haynes Holmes, and
other eminent men.
THE PEOPLE ARE ALL INVITED TO
PARTICIPATE IN
The Sunday Evening lnSlitute
mom».
bring about a meeting and perhaps to
organization of tho Merclinnts‘ and
Manufacturers Assimintlou. A iiioet,~
lag of the association has not been
held in ovor tWo yours, but it is con-
slderod more than probable that incin-
born as a wliolo will take a much
more lively intcrout lioucofortli. ospoo-
lally in View of tlio lililll)‘ opporiiiultiou
that await on ovory sldo.
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Former Vlro-i‘rosidoui Fairbanks
has sliavod ofi‘ his board. it is just
possible lllui ho ooiisidors his famous
adjunct to his. facial niiikoup n .lonuli
to his late and possibly extant prosi‘
«.leiitiai aspirations.
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With all duo rospi-i-l, tho talk of
tlio (‘lll‘lrlliiill Soioiivo i‘lluroli oxroin
iiiiiiiirailuy; Mrs. Slots-oil (love not iui
press rank outslilors as uoriouuiy ill"
looting her cliilllt‘l‘rl for a happy horo-
after.
W“... _.. _....,. .m .__ . ..
The trial of Mmo. Sioliilu-i’l has broil
.In oiidlosu chain of ”milling llll‘liil‘llll-l.
and has appealed mightily to tho
ii‘i‘ullltll imagination. France is ilillll'
Eng if not dramatic.
The South Norwalli i'iillxl‘ouulloilttl
Ulllll‘t‘ll is following u l‘l‘i't'lll i-dliorlul
uiugosiioii of Tim i-lolililiol rognrllluu
idvorllsliig by ilio churches and it will
.loulilll-us be with good ofl’ool.
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RlGHT To THE POlNT.
That whito mnrblo Hiillllt‘ of Mali
Quay. iii i’liiiuiiolphlu's oupllol. liilisl
illill'k lilo graft ooiiioi of tho lfiiiuu.
liillillllill‘i' Sun.
c...
Mon who uoulorl to rogiulor Would
rounidor it a illolluti'ous oulraao if lip-y
wvro doiiloil ilio riulii lo voio. own
for our yoai'.--i‘iovolnml lmnilor.
5......
Caruso hun rolurnod with a fairly
stood arc of the English luouuuuo. iiul
ihoro will he no loworina or the inrlii
on his musical tour-ll ili roiiuouuoniw. .
lioiuoii ill-raid.
a
if Mali lioilnoil huooiuou our i‘lilol‘l
(thilluuuuiin looluror and dark John»
son our rliuiuploii prlno-iiuliior, what
is their loft for tho wiliio man in
board of?» lam Angolan Times.
The oldest -volor in Greater Now
York is ono liuiidroll yours old and in
its clear as a boil in his mind. lip
walked to iiio polls and mind for Mr.
liiinnard.-rlow Maven
ler.
a...
ammo Ado says he has more money
We suggest that
he might start a Republican ilownpn-
per in 'l‘nxns.-8l. Paul Pioneer Press.
than he can spend.
.‘n
The discovery by an Oshkosh man
of the highest waterfall in the western»
hemisphere in Labrador, will have to
he pronounced on by a scientific roar
mission before bridal couples will buy
their tickets for that desilnnilon.»~
Boston Transcript.
President ’l‘ni‘t’s advice in young wu-
lnenmnoi to he in a hurry io marry-~-
applies only to those who have the
features and the charm which will par.
init then: to linger by the matrimonial
.louriuihttour
hill in usurp
liilR FilRlilliii illiliilliiilii
Bridgeporl Crowrr Says His Transact-
ion in Great Soulli Bay is More-
ly a Land Purchase
A iliil\'l‘lti'ill is ropol-ioii to llavo lloou
oxoruiod roronll) by Illi'iillii of which
tho oystor business in tho territory
Imriioriiit: irl-al South illly, Lulu: is-
inuil, will ho l-oilsolidulml. iii “'llll'll
Aiuirow limiol of ltrliigoporl and South
Norwalk who is iiiloaili a inn-,0 lliillii
ii“, is sold in lli‘ lilo pl‘iilil- iiiovor.
Mr. Rilill‘] has iii-vii insirliuiniiial lll
dovoiopliioul milk in ilils iw‘iuhlml
llmul for amino llilll'. Rl't'i‘llil)' it was
roporle-ll that ho had uclpiirod a lump
ll‘iil‘l ni‘ lli‘llt‘ll lll'tll‘ i~‘lro island, and
lilloiiiiod plilliuu through all oloolrir
lino across ilio island through fiayvlilo
to PM” .loffoi'iioli, wlioi'i- ll" iill'oaily is
lei'lll'lhi‘l)’ liilil‘l-tilitil ill iii slur prim
onion and owns and opoi'alos a ship
yiiril.
'l‘lio oystor lrado in (lrolii South Hay
is at pros-out ill lllo builds of iluiiioroiiu
:oiinll [ilillili‘l‘:1, in whom Ilu- uiiliounmu
lllt'lti oi lilo .ousoiidiliiou at tho iiulus
iry in ioxuiliod willl dismay, for tho}-
ll‘ill‘ it will M iii" olld oi ilioir lioioio
i'ui‘o Ill'illlllillll‘ illllo lllir‘llit‘llrl.
.laooh ()l'lit‘l'ii, n \l'oll known alilppor
or Snyrlllo. is quoted as doclul‘iiiii.
“‘i‘llo situation in oxirouioly Horton:-
» lor llio oysioriuou or ilroul i-lolilli ital
Hilill'l who in illil-iiil} ii liii‘lzo illiiiili‘.‘
nil incur. ininllii, lllin lillll his oyo on
lilo it'l'l‘lliii)‘ tor a loop, limo, uild ii
ho ililf‘t' (loos pol I‘i‘llll‘lll of ii, ii Will
ln- lill up with us."
l‘oiiiroilliig poem-union of tho lli'll‘l
hail iu-oii appiii'oulli lllllflilll‘il by i
ayiliiiuulo ur “llll'li Mr Nillli‘l in tho
houd.. by lilo purl-linol- of sumo H.liilo
apron oi’ lliiili, most of ii undoi- Witii‘l'
uiid ooiiipriuinu liio hoda of tho oholro
liiiio point oyslor on tho south «horn
of Loan inland. from tho uwuinu on
into, of whom the humorous small oy-
Nli‘l'llli‘ll have iiorotoforo leiinoll. About
iIiJlll acres of tlio land in now than no
t'll|iil‘il but the lounon will all t'x
l
piro on March in next. The uwuor»
ship having passed to a syndicate lio-
rim lily. tlioiunolvon to oporlito directly,
ilio lil‘i‘lll'fll louoou are in line for ovic-
iimi its iiiiiopoiidont. planters.
1 Mr. l’liidul was at his ollira today.
llo uiild that he and some other new
”Milt!“ llilll bought the property in
uuostiou as an investment and had
not derided what they would do with
it, its it would he a your and a hail bu-
foro ill) por cent. or the leases on it ox-
pirod. lie said that it was possiiilo
that he and hill friends might plant tho
land. All for being an oyster kins
ho declared that he was not lookins
for any titles. that he had purchased
land before and made money and he
had purchased other land and lost
munoy, and therefore it was simply a
business deal.
'l‘iin property was owned by the
Smith heirs, who have held it under a
ilood dating line to run. by directors
of the Ocean ilihore Reiilty (itilllllaily,
of which William 11. Molilli is must
dept.
The tract extends from it short dis.
inane wast oi” Patchoulio a vornl miles
along the westerly side or rent South
tiny, the line then crossing to a point
near Point’o' Woods :tiionce along the
northerly shore or Fire island. and
thence across the buy again to the
grant hear Patrolman. Piers and
ti
“4', - “tortuous;-
$l.25” Wants,
69c ‘
all lace trimmed.
3 HOURS, 69c.
10c Scrub Brushes,
7c
line grade.
3 HOURS, 7c.
a large revenue and efforts to buy
slain” parcels of the prole y have fail
a .
With Mr. Radel as purchasers woro
Mr. Moilitt, Bolnh 'i'. (flock of iiny
Shore. and Edward Thompson
Niii'llliylirl.
eslod in the oyster industry.
BliRKS’ Silllli
iiiliill iiiillilil
Mcllcn Joins Higgins in Final Con-
lcrcncc and Settles Dilierences
The railroad freight clariis‘ dim-r
out-es with the New Haven railroad
are coded. There will be no strike or
those men over the his system, and
the 2.000 eventin- ot this class at
Harlem River, Boston, New Haven,
i'rovldonco, or wherever it may be, are
going on checking up their yellow way
hills on cheerfully as horiororn.
And perhaps moro clworluily. be
ruuao by the terms oi : li' si-itlemeni.
yosiorduy, after {N l no discussion
Wlllt‘ll hour-d from Mill in a p. in, be
iwoon iiu- gonoral committee 0! the
ril-rlru, bonded by liopuiy President J.
.l. Ftlrrouior or invitational Order and
l’rouidoui Moliw- "“lll'l”ill Super-
iiitoliili-lii lv‘ ' llS lliiiili)’
Alh'll (l‘il lllill il‘ril'II'lll‘i‘H llt‘lWl‘t'll lllt’
uni illl‘ raililuid company had
lll‘Vll lllli‘.‘\ii'vl Io llio Hillih‘f‘ii'llhll of all
l'lllll . ii i .I
'l'4 '
lliali':
<lt‘l‘i..
’l‘l'i. rilllll’liit'lll i‘nllli‘ fl. lll Mi
tlior in tho (‘ouiliioi'oiiil lioioL Now
iluvoii \\lli‘l’iv lilo riorks iiioi soon at
“'1, illt‘i‘i- was nothing that ilioy would
itilil in ii. ll nus l tlllt’t'lll'll till all shire
lhul tho rim-k» had won it Kri‘iii \‘io
iory through llu- tart iluil ihoy hull ob
iiiliiod i‘ooolziiilioli of till-ir «min, in a
wry substantial wuy_ niid liinl this oi
dor will now l'illlit in railroad impol-
lilllt‘i' wlili llli' lll'iillli'l‘llihld of Low
llloilw- l'Zliniiiooi'n lilo Virtual-u, lilo
'l‘l‘aluiuoil. illi‘ ‘l‘olographorn and tho
i‘llllilllt‘liil‘ri, ii position uliirh ii lmil iinl
liilhorlo oli_ioyo-l l‘llis lloli ,s; tho «now
ii is now said that tho lli‘f'lii-l all not
lip slow in pi.'.i...,; lorwurd claims in
tho iiilul'i- fill up lul‘roaso oi both-ills
iroiii ilii‘ road.
\lr. ll‘tll'rorllor would say nothing up
on lilin nilbiorl inst liiuhl, All llo thillll
my was that ho can very glad lo not
through with tho liiiiiior. lip, with tho
lll‘lll'l‘lll roiiiiuliioo, pill lonvo tho i'lly’
i‘or llli'll‘ liilllll‘li tulip). Mr. i-‘iu‘i'osior
lilou iii 'i‘oiodo.
lio said. “'l‘ho i‘I‘iillll of yosiorilily's
nil-cling was ill’i llt'il iii lilior a hearing,
lioiori- i’i'oulih-lil Mellon null lioliorul
Manager llinuiuu. it was satisfactory
to all."
As roporioii last night tho ostnllliiih-
Iiioilt of on plain hour day for tho
oiorks at ill-slop, i'rovldonoo, Now lin-
vou and Now Yuili was outablisliod.
with a few minor reservations. ’l‘ho
iiiniiors of orortliuo, the proper in
rrouno of warp-u, the granting or pass-
ou and vurniioua was readily disposed
of. Whoa it rum» in the matter or on.
iahiluliluu tho minimum waiio rain at
‘2 nor liar, iiu-iioail of lilo amount oi
$1.75 Willi'll lilo road into oonuouiod to,
it was said ilioro was a long discus»
sion. it was luulod last night. unoffi-
cially that tho road finally granted the
82 rate.
The cluliiliilrallou of cierlui was
W096 him"; minority promotion shall
not lose minority rlulit; clerks Iillilll be
entitled in local hours; one day off
without pay shall no iiiimn to day
men: holiday wurh shall be paid for to
the extent of iii least four hours: right
or appeal to the mineral manner, and
premium on bonds to he paid by the
company are admitted .
General satisfaction was expressed
halt night among me labor mm“,
that there would he no strike. The
road is now onto-rial; upon a crowded
holiday business. and iii showing maid
earnings. it is understood that this
tact had much to do with the mall’s ct-
fnniiug a settlement with the 3.300
mun who threatened to go out. No oom-
piloslioii such as might. result from
From the man‘s standpoint it was
stated last night the policy is to he
"Peace, and ‘0! to nor " , . '
Everybody noun " will railroad
town on
ti,
“ ll
Ligerle and Fancy Lawn Walsts.
Big $1.25 value.
Ul ‘
All tbouo men uro iuior~’
ills.
gills, lilo poiloi‘il] iiilliiii ,i‘l oi illt' l'ililll.
ii strike is desired at the present time. V
“tilt
Ston Store’s
amt. After Supper Sale u
12 l-2c Towels,
5 l-2c
Full Size Huck Towels, with red
borders. The regular 12W: value.
a nouns, 61/3c.
Hirsch’s Bird Seed
Superior Bird Seed. Regularly
Hard Wood Back Scrub Brushes,
lilo ........ 70
Superior Bird Gravel. Regular-
' ly he.
3 HPURS, (to.
i.7 '9 ‘1’.
What Rev. Romlliy F. Humphi'ics Hal
to Say ill His Parish RecOrd.
'i! r li.iilly i‘riolidu of Rov. itouiiily I“.
iiul..pi.i;oa, iormcrly rector of Trinity
ipinrornl Church, will he pionsod to
rind ilio following relation in church
until-is, which lli‘ lind printed in St.
i'uul‘s Standard, i~'nlorson, N. .l.. (lulu.
lwr iiil. litiiil:
“i‘orhapn you say We hour a great
iioal about airing in ilio l'lllli'cli. If
you lli‘lllllK io n iivo church. you must
otpm'l lo hour about ulalntoiiiiiice and
support. So long as a t'illlri‘ll is alive.
notivo and growing. it will continue to
hood support, just as n, livo person
must lw loll. iloiirlsholi, i'ioihmi iiiid
luinislorod to. imly iiftrr one in (load
do those oxponaos (rt-lino, if your child
roasod to ho nu l-spensa to you for
food. you would ho alarmed for his
lloullli,
"A zoiilous parish alivo to God‘s
work in tho world. aiming through its
sol-vices and oilior iiuonoios to bring
as many as it run under tho induction
of lilo saving Gospel. and to build up
and oxioiid tho grout Church of God.
will now! all llio devotion and enthu-
siasm, porfocl i'oniidouro and affection
inauliesiod by personal sorvioo and
liln-rul oilorings. Join a doad church
if you iiovor wish to ho unlit-ll to glvo.
Roioioo that you are in a livo organi-
zation, wlion you are asked to give rel;-
ulnrly and uroordlnu in your ability."
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.
flolow is a list or lollors romalnlug
llilt‘nlli’il for at tho following post oili-
oou for tho rurroni work.
South Norti‘ ik.
('oppl-iu liuiilnusiii‘r.
Jami-u llyiiios.
Mrs. Will Cook.
Sir. (‘oioornin ”lil'lliil' \‘iow
Waller lluiiolihorli.
Miss Silliio liuillwil.
N. .loiios, L’tl l'ilio Si.
.‘\llli‘l'l Mlijtll‘.
Ainia-rsoii Morris, El? Madison 51.
Mrs illuou.
"'l‘llo l‘uris."
l‘oiiiolzy .lililos.
Mrs. .lossio (‘. 'i‘lloiiipson,
Nils 'i‘iilifui‘s, (ilil i'liy llilll‘l (2i.
iiizliorl ll. 'i‘ulliill.
Mlcholo Voili ll‘uouloulo,
Min. \\'iii~iliiii~cioii. R. i“. it. 1‘7.
E. E. (TRUWE. i‘. M.
, . .
'l‘o lip- illurll of i‘ouuiy (‘uilliiiisnlouors
or ll‘uii'liu-lil i‘uuiiiy.
l iii-lolly apply for n Il';lll“ll'i‘ of ll ii-
on ion- No. 2!: in soil Spirliuouu null inimi-
lmliux Liquors. Alo. IJIKPI' Ut'l'l'. liliilio
“loo and Floor iiuiii 'l'lu-iuiuro l‘iiu. ill
.15 Main sir-wt, in I‘uiii in-imyol. iit ill
i'ili' urn-nor. 'i‘llivli nl Nui‘unilii.
"lo- pl‘olmnml plan» of luminous in Hill in-
t'llil‘ll Willlill :oii ivt‘l lll ll llil‘rlt lllll‘ of ii
t'lilil'rll I'llliiloo, nr l‘ulilil' Noll-mi-lloliui-.
m illl‘ illl'llll‘ti‘ri pi-ililiim i. ‘lil‘ll'ht. or any
that Ullli‘i'. l'libllr l.iiu.i , l‘ouioiu-ry.
ihlivll :il Niii‘\‘.'illk ll.. ~lil iliiv ill Nu-
\‘Illlllll. .\. ii.. llltlll.
l‘.\l‘l. l.l:.\'il\'lo2l..
Applicant.
\Vo. lilo llllill'l‘liklll‘tl, oloolnrs and ink-
Illyt‘i'ri, on iloliuml by law. of llli‘ 'l‘uwunf
‘orwulli. llorohy oiillorso tho application
oi the ahovo immoll
i'unl Loiiuyol
(or such ”room and on do Hl‘Vl'rfllly ror-
tlry ouoli for himself that it'll uro iaapoy~
om ownliiu roui itMHIlI’ llllliilii‘ll in Mold
'i‘uwn of Norwulk.
Ihliml iii Not-milk Illiil liill day of No-
voiulwr. A. it. limit.
lluviil l-‘. "t‘l‘llili‘il. .lnlin lioniwuv, Wil-
lluui l'ulluliuu. .luiu- Ill lim'wi'. .luliu (ll—
lii‘lll‘ll'lllli or. fluiiiuo i-lrhivnrilt.
1 how or vol-lily that tho uhovo uumml
oildurrloru uro «doctors and tax myrrh. us
doilnml by law. oi the ’l‘own 0 Norwalk.
lmloli at Norwulk‘ihin oth day or No-
Vl‘llllu'l'. A. ll, links.
ll ‘ltlllilll’i‘ it. HMl'l‘ll.
iill iii Town Clerk.
'i‘n tho thinril of (iouuty (louiiiiissioucrn
of Folrlield (Jointly.
l ileroby apply for n trnnstor or a li-
ooiuw No. 2a to soil Hpirituouu null lti~
llixli‘flilnf liquor“. Ale. Littler lioon
itliim- W no and (Yidnr {min l’aui licilirynl
ni ill liily uvouuo. to Joseph Klniia. M iii
NI¥§ nvotluo. Town of Nurwnilt. .
.hn pro lard piano at business in not io-
raiml wli ii" 200 foot in n din-ct line of u
Ulllil‘flii idilluo, or Public Buliooluliotino.
or the irouiluos Irliiiiiluu thereto, or any
Post i live. Pool 0 Library or litillli'lliffi
iluimi ill Nurwuik this iilli tiny oi o-
veluhrl'. A. 1).. little.
.iiiiliill‘il RIBKA.
Applicant.
We. lilo undorsi nail. electors and tax-
ltyern. as defined ly law. of tho Town of
orwuik. horohy endorse tho application
of the abou- named
Joseph Klslin
for such license and We do severally cer-
tify each for himself that up are taxpay-
ers ownln mi estate situated in said
Town or orwniit.
Dated It orwuih this lltli day of No-
umhor. . .. liltlb.
ohn Oldfiflflfil’ww r. David 11‘. Bernard.
do n Railway. llaiu Callahan. Joseph
way.
- hereby enrtl that tit above mum
Bigggrfim I‘re slits" . WI ”i
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DEAD AND ALIVE-A DIFFERENCE
"PUPILI
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' 25c Black Sateen,
12 1'-2c
36 inch Moreerized Black Sateen.
250 quality: considered very low
at 190..
3 nouns, 12m.
. 5c Matches,
3c
Blue 'l‘ip Matches, heads will not
fly off; the best match made.
Regularly no.
3 HOURS. 3c.
‘ airlines
black, tan and brown.
500.
$1.00 Silk and Wool
and Pants. positively no cotton. Big
$1.00 value.
Special for Tonight
WW na-
7 UNTIL
10 P. M.
50c Gloves,
39c
2 Clasp Cashmere Gloves in
Regularly
3 HOURS. 39c.
Underwear, 7 So
Women's Silk and wool Vests
3 HOURS» 75c EACH.
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1 Bottle Old Port Wine
1 Bottle Old Sherry Wine
. 3 Bottles for $1.15 -
1 Bottle Maryland Rye Whiskey
(ONLV 1 LOT TO CUSTOMER.)
i $1.15
A. F. Beckmann & Co.
“THE BIG STORE."
83 and 85 Washington Street,
FREE DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF TOWN.
South Norwalk
TEL. NO. 909.
PHONE PREVENTS DELAY.
Railroad nion in Now liuvon. and
that includes (lmi‘ltllti of lilo Now lili-
wu i-ouipuiii‘, aio iliiioli‘iulvroslod in
tho oiilooiiio of llio Now liuvou ruli-
road‘u plans for tho oqulpiuoiit ol the
old Northampton division stations with
ioloplioiiou for a lost of lhoir oillrioncy
in train dospnlohinu. Many railroads
use tho iolopllouo for train dospairli-
ling. and lilt‘ Santa Fe sysiom, liio first
to adopt this mothod of dospntchinlz.
has uivi-u tho iolophouo a good trial in
this Work. and now has about 2.1km
lliliou of truck oporaiod by lolophouo
llilil it‘ll‘dl‘iillll.
: ii in bolloVoll. howovor, that tho tolv-
‘i‘il though lilo lolophouo ruiiipiiioiil
will ho used to a grout oxtoui on lilo
Northampton liiro.
ill iransudiiinu "orllors" by iolo-
phone. lilo dispatcher spoils out in- full
lilo million of stations. unmbers of on»
pines and trains, tho times and tho.
pi'opor imiiiuil involved. This. hcwovor.
is done with united and precision. and
tho dispatcher writes the ordor in tho
rooord hoforu him as he gives it. not
Million to make tho rocord Wllt‘ll it
shall ho "roiwilioil" to him by the up
orator. as is done in the telegraph op-
eration. ’l‘liis cilantro in making the
record of tho order from n. subseuiioilt
to an initial one in very important from
the standpoint of absolute accuracy.
linuuostiounbly more are dnuiiiors
still of the complete success of the
telephone in train dispatching and the
allied services. The change from the
use of the telegraph to the telephone
in moving and making up trains, in
the handling of the thousands and one
details connected with the immediate
motion or traillc and in giving to all
the employees concerned lathe work
the lwaollt of the interchange of judg-
ment lhrouiili direct conversation. is
revolutionary.
But it brings quick action where for-
merly it was slow. It takes from the
dispatcher the necessity for operating
his trains through the medium of a
large number or telegraph operators of
varying ability. it brings to bear upon
this most important of services direct
conversational contact between all the
interested parties, smoothing of great-
air value to this particular work than
can be fully described. There is har-
mony of action. harmony or temper,
human nuclei-usually: mu personal re.
lotions affine most satisfactory alum»
~ tor. There is the certainty t
menu will in ion
nrupli sorvlc.» will always ho luiiliilalu-_
HANDLiNO TRAINS av Talia-L
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FLOUR! FLOUR! FLOUR!
ASLP FANCY PATENT FLOUR. 24 1-2 lb. bag.
A&i’ FANCY PATENT FLOUR, a barrel,
This Flour is Guaranteed to be the Best on the Market.
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHlNGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
85c
- $6.75
Mill Hill ***** ii illiiil '
illi nw. liillil in.
in Hilill, illlll.
WISH TO ENGAGE
EXPERIENBH] SliiSMili
['Linens. Draperies, Carpets.
Men’s Furnishings.
Wrilo. stating age. details of
experience and salary wanted.
Wu“
FLOOR USHER
WANTED BY
lHE EiiW. Millil iii.
lliii liilili, illlllll.
One with Department Store
experience preferred.
erio. stating age. details or
experience and salary wanted.
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advanced and the work more safely
rendered.
l1' COSTS MONEY 'ro PAINT.
it costs more it you don‘t. Your
house wears out it not painted. Then
it costs money to repair it and money
to paint it. it don't cost much money
to paint with the L. a M. Paint be-
cause 4 gallons of the h it it. and a
trillions of Linseed Oil makes 7 coir
ions of: ready~f0r-llna paint at: only
$1.20 per gallon. Thirty-live years one
in every part at the Unitedvatstos has
proves ‘it. ‘ ‘ ‘
hold by Chas. E. Dow. South Nor-
lit. .9” halibut a stapler mm.
Nbi‘wlil&:m‘ w s We?” “on
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Norwalk Chronicler