it"s Ruidence
tar'a Raeldenee
President
OBJRO BTEVENB
C(Ifitz‘k'i'l‘. ransom
ocutgve Committee
FRO
OILLV~DALLY IWAsHINoToN
flies? anion: wosk.
thrdily the majority members of
"board of selectmen attempt to
‘fy their course of delay in nttirt~
the filling work at the Washing-
m street bridge. but their excuses
Mill. hardly be seriously cdnsldered by
the public at large. which feels that
this, Work should now be well under
Wily. The Washington street bridge
‘ FIB one of the town‘s biggest problems
and has been for years. it is theie-
iflfore' to be expected that the people
ill object strongly when their elected
ints do not seem to show the
”not. of interest they should In this
'n. it appears hardly reasonable
the filling work now with
“‘5‘ Llull; weatheI so far advanced.
{\oiuult‘ Ito the oelcctmen if they
"”“unmniline the public that they
Miss Camou- bI'itlge proposition
mm." Norwu‘be-ulu the work with-
hosnilnt tcdnr M.“ arrives.
. WP.
iiridxeport apparently is not unduly
pleased with her common council.
Speaking below the Men's league of
" the First Congregational church last
night, Aldeimnn i) ii liiIiiIIrd gave
"fthp Members much enlightenment as
to why the common council as now
Me by was so unsatisfactori a body.
Ito placing the blame upon the people
who delected the alderman and offered
aa' It iii! cation to remedy conditions
M g ion of the \olels up to that
'pif‘it where they of then own accord
VIII meet deep thinking mcn lot this
hitii oilice
, mom—w.-
it. program at the hitch
school
W right to the point We (litigiillli
Wilma commiiieo on piepnrinp and
" do: out such II sucmssi’ul pIo
‘t‘hoee individuals who have been
. m. wihen'l was a boy" should Ilt' pIet
‘ty web satisfied by this time
”up...“
T‘Ha FIRING or PlNCHOT.
Mitchel. or the tin-culled
Into two or more parts.
mythical the policies of the president:
moms] force.
~W
. oodpils comes out to taken
‘ that his bearinaii.
'lndvpandsncel.
publioiin
IIlium-President
’Itdlil). Secretary
hint last eveninu was short. tori-w
miawhlch did not allow of the
about the kind of weiitlIeI "we
_ Care should be Iflkt'Ii not to confuse
thin action of the president on Gifford
I lialiinger-
chotwcontrovcruy as a whole. with
,thtdin‘til‘ettcc which exists. or is sup-
‘ add to exist. between the president
' rtain "insurgents" of Congress.
abut-gent, mutter again resolves
. , I There
. momenta who have a quarrel with
‘ Cannon; the president. has no
in that. controversy. There are
ml who may be opposed to
. tit: he will oppose with all his cmciul
lint the Pinchot
quv or To: novsnrtama.
' darlty in the Worcester aero-
lt is now
i. In turbines and our on
_.'i'iuimIiI Jefferson (been
he can eat 40 out at a aittinl.
he raises the widow-Waterbury lie
1 .
m0- =-
Halley s comet will not be visible in
- the naked are tor cheat sin mobs.
. What you saw when you out down
suddenly was domathiax else-dilution
Globe ‘
~O-
The ultimate conauiner ian't much
concerned as to whether the whole-L
'saler, retailer or middleman is settln
enormous profits on manta What he
wants is lower prices.~—-Pittshurz Post.
“9-
Some New Jersey hens not come al-
coholic excitation ~from eating a
mince pie which fell into the yard.
Evidently they know how to make
mince plea in’ Jersey—New York
American. '
~0—
Young preacher says there is no
devil. May change his mind as he
becomes better, acquainted with his
congregation.~-New Haven Palla-
diam.
. .
The Philadelphia North American in
exposing 'l‘aIn bawwn. And the most
of us thought. Tom was in the exposing
business himself!~8cranion 'l‘ribunc. '
~0—
it is announced that Secretary liai-
Ilnger may meet Chief Forester Pin»
chat in St, Paul next March. if this
can be arranged we care not who may
get the .leffrles-Johiisou sffuir.~~8t.
Paul Pioneer Press.
~0—
'i‘wo Philadelphia bakers have been
arrested for using rotten eggs in their
cake. This may or not be an improve
meat on old conditions. it is not no
many years also that they had to ur-
l‘t‘iil, Philadelphia bakers for using yelv
low ochre in cakes instead of nun-w
Scranton Tribune.
W
W THE POLITICAL WORLD
William it. Hearst’s friends are cir-
culating a report announcing that in
the congress elections in greater New
York next fall he is to nominate lnde~
pendent candidates against the Demo-
cratic Iepicscniatiies in congress who
Noted to sustain Speaker t'nnnon inst
wlnlei
~+—
Among the United Status senators
who are to come up for I'd-election
next winter arc Aldrich of ithodo is»
land. litulkeiey of Connecticut. liurkcti
or Nebraska. Carter of Montana. Clark
of \t’yomiuu. Culbcrson of Tens, Du-
Pont of Delaware. Frasier of Tennes-
I-Iee. iiale of Maine. Kean of Now .icr~
soy, Lodge of Massachusetts. Nixon of
Nevada. Oliver of Pennsylvania. Page
of Vermont. Films of Washington.
Scott of West Virginia. Sutherland of
i'tah. ’l‘aliuferro of Florida. Flint of
California, Raynor of Maryland. iiur-
row of Michigan. (‘lnpp of Minnesota.
{line in Numb. littoclaimt thin. ~~ ..
. But ‘ ‘ "
; the real mystery at the thing is how
tinctl
The removal of Finalist, able: for
Team. and of several of his cultural
hates. is. the chief topic of converw
thin in government. and social circles."
lifts taken to mean several thin”.
Accepting Senator .i. P. Doillvcr, of
town, as him sponsor in Congress, the
former thereby committed the sona-
tor to the anti-Taft motion of the its-
ilubiican party. By many. this to tan-
Q on to mean that Doillver Will be the
former president“: candidate for the
presidential nomination in 1911.
Roosevelt. as is well-known, tried to
induce Dulliver to take, the nomination
for Vice-President in 1907.
Senators are wont to promise tin-
munity to government. employee who
reveal department secrets to them.
Usually, the immunity is effected.
Sometimes it fails. in this instance.
the revelations came too clone to the
President himself, tending to brim;
his own competence and even his sin.
eerily into question. III consequence.
even at the cost of placing the insur-
lent leader, Dollivcr. definitely in the
opposition, the President has ousted
Gidord Pinchot. ,
Your people in The Norwsiks have
a man who was ousted in limit under
aimoat exactly the some circumstanc—
on. w. E. Chancellor. who was Hillel"
lntcndent of all the district schools.
with some two thousand employee.
audit; new school superintendent of
onc'oi’ your districts, watt urged by
men higher up, to remove certain oili-
cers under him. and refused to do so.
Under promise of protection, from lien.
ators. he gave to them the inside story
of the light against, matters. it is a
curloun fact that ho had trouble with
the name iobby‘liui fought Lillcy, who
was then cnnxruiuin‘lnn«Hume from
Connecticut,
it looks burn as though there Iii
hnrd feeling to come between the legiti-
lutive and the ewentlvu departments.
Congrusiunun and uenators arc incliu
on to speak condcucwidinsly of the can
ecutirc officers. They control the pum-
atrium. of course. lly removing l’in-
chat for being too frank with senators.
the executive branch now scores Ilt‘iu"
ily against the national legislature.
("ongrollumiiii ilill of your diatrict
is not yet lined up with the Insurgents.
iie‘ refrained from voting whether
to allow the speaker as usual to ap-
point the mortal investixflliifl comw
milieu. which is to determine the pier-
lis of the allegations against the sec-
retary of the interior. Richard 0. ital
linger. ‘l‘hc regulars. however. Were
defeated. and the House of itepreeon-
tallvcs will itself cloci the special
committee
The president has virtually convert-
ed this city into a military diatrtct by
appointing two military omcers, with
but one civilian, its cmumiuslonors in
Mct‘uiuber of North Dakota, Warner
(if Mlusonrl. illck of Ohio Daniel 0'
._.._.. _....._..._...._.
HAVE A SMILE.
St. Peter ito applicant) What was
your business when on earth?
Applicant-~~~ iditor of a newspaper.
St. Pctermliig circulation, of course?
Applicant-No. small: smallest in
the country. . '
‘l’lck out your
St. Peter harp.“-
Epoch.
-g...
Mr. Ilro iI-~i had It queer dream
last night. i thought i saw another
man running on with you.
Mrs. Iii‘t‘l“’ll~—-And what did you say
in him?
Mr. iirown~~l asked him what
was running ftIr.—~i.itrtiy Stories.
.4.“
No Let-Up.
“There's the devil in pay
house."
“liettcr so to church, then."
”Well. there's the preacher to pay.”
~» Atlanta Constitution.
in-
nt my
W
ATCHIBON GLOBE WISDOM.
M
"That's a line boy,‘ nxma, said to
the mother of a little boy today. “He's
a dirty boy." the mother replied. “lint
tell the gentleman." continued the
proud mother. "that the dress
have on was clean this morning.”
-O-
An old-fashioned woman served a
mince pie for dinner yesterday. She
made her own mincemest. and had
moistened it with brandy and ebony.
lier husband took a bite. and said
"Minnie. that was not a bite; it was It
drink."
you
.4... .
A woman was accused of looking
cross this morning. "it you had its
much company all have." she replied.
"you'd leak titan too" The next
tithe you m going visiting. re‘
' ‘ _, linearly always talk
'l'AiLOlD DIRMONI.
Noah was pix hundred years old. he
tore he knew how to build an. aria—4
Virginia slid LaFollettc m “inconsin I
don't lore yoiir gripwiiiibert Hubbard. ;
authority. He has abandoned all the
traditions and appointed ail ltcpubll
cans and all norlhcrncrs in the hope
of putting an end to hitherto unend-
ing civic dimension. \t’aebinuton has
the rather uucnviuliic distinction of
having the highest police coats and
largest number of arrests per capita
of all the cilia» of the country. it
costs it. per capltn to police this city.
On this basic, your city police in Routh
Norwulk would cost 850.000 to sodium
ti year. it is hoped that the army
generals now in control of the district
will be able to got better results at
lower coats
What with the errors of the t‘ruue
episode and of certain appointmI-a tits in
IIIIIbIIIIstIdorehips. with the unfortun-
utc bundling of the Zcinyn affair. and
now with the tomporisinu and procrau-
tinntioii that has led to the removal
of Gifford Pinchot. a popular hero.
who is by the way u (‘onnucticut man
and a Yale entliuuinst. the ndminlslrn
tion of President 'l‘ufl just now seems
to be losing in popular autumn. The
high prices prevailing under the new
tariff also hurts the administration with
the general public. And thereare only
It few offsets.
good feeling does not develop: rather
we seem to be entering upon an era
of factionalism. it is. however. rather
too early in the I‘songreualounl session
to speak finally.
i. 'i‘. liROOK.
January to. lino,
CARDINAL BATOLLt's FUNERAL.
ROME. Jun. ll.w'l‘hs funeral of (“in
tibial Batolil Willi held today at the
Church of St. John in liaternan. where
for centuries similar services have
been conducted only over the bodies
or pope» and the king of France as
the protectors of the Lateran. At to-
day’s rites there were prurient sit the
cardinals and the oilicials of the Vati-
can. the diplomats accredited to the
Holy See. members of the Roman In.
tourney and many Americans. The
latter included Princess hospl'lllosi.
formerly Min Marie Jennings held. of
New Orleans. and who was assisted by
Cardinal hatclil in section: the annul-
‘ meat of her marriage to Oct. 1".“
rorkhtiriit.
, dilution Winn Moray
The anticipated cm of,
It
. . i publiom militate weed upon for
our billed. ‘ ,
be planned
n" ml“ .Kxiiiiii‘ation, from its random
tho-no qt communion n. An a non are
pro it an. curiae more "I. hi I: d cou-
vtution than a lenltby one It wh
argument iii not concentrated
moat emphatically fiflu‘fllt brevity.“ 13mg-
win deli elm. lave observed. are
the nun to be ad. and are many time»
avoided ultimo! er. .
m
NON! MAKIHB iN THIATIIB.
Editor of The Sentinel: “
. Can you tell me why it is that acme
people. ordinarily fairly well-behaved.
themselvea like so many ill-mannered
stableboyr-aay. for instance. when ab
lending a theatrical performance? i
have a case in point. which i noticed
our local theatre» recently. and feel
that it, ought to be brought to the at-
tention of your readers. for the pos-
sible moral effect. it might tend to
have. ”Put a bag over her." was the
loud remark of one well-dressed
"trashy" nearby. referring to a per-
former on the stage. There was no
excuse for such a remark. as the act-
ress in question was doing her work
remarkably well, and the advice given.
therefore. was not only annoying. but
’fooiieh as wall. "Yes, ahe ought to
can it." very audibiy agree‘d hie com-
panion. another welldresaed loui. "0h,
pickles!" yclped still another low~
brow. evidently affected by the fresh-
units of the other two. These and 0th
or remarks. of counts. wore hardly
what their decent neighbors had paid
their good money to hearwpaid their
money. mind you, to be entertained by
the play. not by these “lobsters" who
mistakenly thought thennieivuii runny.
and their whole course of procedure.
as stated before. was very annoying
indeed. Just previous to thin exhibi-
lion or boorlahaeas. there was another
in which quite a number of pontoon
in the balcony took part. Thin coir
slated of making a long-drawn-out
bound. as of biasing. with much gig.
filing thrown in. when a very pretty
love scene watt being cheated. with the
result that the effect wan almost on.
tirely lost on those who wore forced
to sit by and listen to this frivollly.
This kind of horsepiay. of course. We
might. extinct from the gallery gods.
but from wolldmnaod and sucmiuuly
intelligent people. we naturally don't
look for it. and don‘t want it. Finally.
toward the conclusion of the pcrfonm
once. instead of sitting still until the
finish quite a number lx‘t‘iipylii‘ seats
in the first and nomad mwn. roan to
their feet put on liieir mcrrouta
thereby shutting off the view of those
behind them ”and noisily walked up
the chili-s and out. iloharlor like Ilic
foregoing i do not think should be
tolerated. What do your readers think
about it”
\‘onril truly,
TllEA'i‘iil-I omen.
THE CORPORATION COUNSEL
MATTII.
rkiilor Evening Sentinel:
Dear Sir; itcplying to the article by
"Olmerver." in yourarof the tith. would
any that in justice to all portion inter-
acted, i‘i correct statement of the cou-
tiliinne which brought about tho elm
lion of (ioriuiratlon Counsel John
Keogh. n lieniocral. to succeed him-
srlf. and ciao the election of It. W.
Harland. a Diliili'it‘l‘ul, as fire muruhoi
and building inspector. when the
board of councilnicn i‘iiiiuititt‘li of four
licpuhllcunn and two ikiiuocruls. My.
Editor, should be published in all fair
nous.
At tho preliminary meeting of the
new board of councllnicn held prr»
view to the regular meeting. a ballot
was iakcn for the office of corporation
counsel. and the results IIIIOWNI thrur
vulva for Joseph it. Taylor. two for
John Keogh. and one for itussril Front.
Victor W. Ferris. of tho limuibtirans.
voting for (lencrnl Front.
After several more ballot» had been
taken. showluit each time three for
lllr. Taylor. two for Mr. Rough. and
one for Mr. Caution, Mr. Farris stated
to the other three Repuhllcnnu that
tor good and sumcient tensions hc
could not support Mr. Taylor. but do
aired to vote for a Republican, and
would cast his vote with the other
three Republicans for any of the fol.
lowing attorneys. namely: General
Ruucli Frost. George ii. Vosburgh.
William .l“. Tammany. William A.
Grillin. .lr.. Nehoiiilnh Concise. or any
other ltopubiican.. attorney that
r- \ioiuirs. Paul. Clark and Went could
agree upon.qu he received no Imp-
port from any one at three Republican
councilman. nor would they nominate
lor.
to rdeelve
About and owl
up» ‘3. ,
presumably. will occasionally conduct.
while sitting in the balcony of one of
any other Republican besides Mr. may.
Alto referring to the election of D.
W. Harfcrd. ii Domini. to the others
of tire marshal and building inspector.
at the preliminary meeting before
mentioned. Ir Ferris prepared the
name of Archie it. Null. a Republican.
tor this cities. but the nomination vm
not wounded by any out or the other
time Republican councilman. conse-
quently It the omit hinting at the
boom of councilman. there Im no lie-
it Wit. It Whit. was the;
Folding ironing Tables, extra
Old Dutch, Cleanser
4 lb packauo of Old Dutch
Cult-unset the moat economical way
to bur this uoil known Ilcnnnt-zr
regular price 2pc.
WEDNESDAY, 17c.
Wash Boilers
All Tin. Round Vi‘nsh Boilers.
maid size; lumilnr price is 280.
WEDNESDAY. 19¢.
Towel Bars
is iurh. rout proof. nickel plnt~
Ni Towel liars; rumilnr pric.I li‘ic.
WEDNESDAY. 7:.
Water Tumblers
Fancy or l'luiu ‘l'liin Ginsu Wol-
Pl‘ Tumblers; usually sold at our
per dozen.
WEDNESDAY, 59c DOZEN.
u.
choice of the majority of the licpubli ‘
can councilman.
Evidently, Mr, nlIiIr-rver, and also
tln- six hundII-d Republicans spoken'
of. the three Republicans uiipportinu
Mr. Taylor preferred a Iiotnoriat to
M‘llil‘ other Republican for commotion
counsel.
or Yours truly.
FAIR VI .A\'.
“w NW“.—
IAPTIST CHURCH ORGANIST.
itl iluyilew avenue
South Norw.ulk t‘ohll.
inn. ll. lilitl.
Editor of The Sentinel: My attcn,
lion having been called to an article
In your paper. under date of the 10th
inst. slutinmthnt Mr. Huntington ”has
been recouped as organist at the
I'Imtlh Norwnlk liaptlst Church." would
like to have it published that the an
dorsigned is at preeent oranniat of,
said church. and ban been since May 24
than. i have signed witli.no churning
as yet. for the coming musical year.
Your: very truly.
AittiiiiiiALl) MERRIAM.
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Him-i iicHOOL NOTES.
Clinton iiubbcll, of the senior clans.
demonstrated the electrical work of
the physics department to II large
number of interested spectators. last
evening.
The senlm elm-III pins have been re-
celved. They are handsome and data-
ty creationii of gold. with blue and
white enamel.
Clerk ”Mia: Grace Seymour has her
panda and held Juli these days. pro-
noting the cumin-lion questions for
the mid years to be held at the end of
the month
The students were somewhat dint.
turbed yesterday morning by the
smoke that came up ‘ into the class
rooms. it was canned by home work
of plumbers in the hmment.
Vito mat deed is done by storm
lube at for when «Gnome mint.
Ironing Tables
smooth finish; regularly sold at $1.“
WEDNE80AY. 79c.
FOR WEDNESDAY
N cw lots of Merchandise—different varieties and bargains just as we offer every week. We
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strong. well Large size
made.
in).
Toilet Pails
Gnlvunllod Toilet
family also;
iii-nvy l‘nlis.
usual price 39c.
WEDNESDAY, 29c.
Sleeve Boards
ilnrdwmd Sleeve Boards. neatly
padded. handy for ironing infants'
wear. alcoves,
19c.
vie: rugular price
WEDN ESDAY, 9c.
10 PINK
STAMPS
FREE
Wash Tubs
Tuba, wood handles. red border: regular value 75c.
Thursday. Jan. 13th 1
extra heavy Galvanized Wash
WEDNESDAY. 550.
Glass Pitchers
3 quart. fancy Glass Pitchers.
The kind that sparkles. Regularly
sold at 29c and 35c.
. WEDNESDAY. 19c.
Clothes Dryers
3 ft. high fulnily Clothes Dryers.
well Inndu, nicely finished; regular
value 25c.
WEDNESDAY, 19c.
Liquid Bluing
load Quality Liquid
regularly sold at be.
WEDNESDAY, 36.
Dining;
Laundry Soap
Cakes good quality
Soup.
7 Laundry
WEDNESDAY. 19:.
ii'sunily 5c CakeJ
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