Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 4, 1910 · page 4

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i‘ARD. Secretary
’1‘. Treuurer
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CI‘ATUAEIY HALL.

 
 

 
 

In the Capital as Wash-
‘ otiy ar.Attorney~(lenorai
“into out. it establishes

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

oil (it the most incongruoull
3 l3: oi human emgies to be

 
 
 

Almost every variety oi Ameri-
iire‘oa is depicted. 't‘here are im-
I and there are nobodieeev-

 

Virillilu has produced grea‘ter men
. Robert E. Lee but none who was

 

 
 

'protoat against his statue In the
i'wheu 30 years ago there were 40
fill live Conietlernte brigadtera in
the two wing: at the Capitol? New

 
 
 

 

.‘ r ‘M
The fact that there are now 700 an-
tomato» in Cuba teutiilea to the im-
provements in roadmnklng there
3 alone the Spaninh wnr. this on the evi-
filial“ iii a Havana editor now vlait-
3-1:); in New York. How many more
M3‘3Ill.tlinohiltiu on this theory would
Qel'e be here in New England if we
find good roads? So muny that no one
3 without an automobile would be able
f m‘ use the I'Olilli ut. alt—«\‘i'awrliury
. American
‘3 ‘ W
some prone correspondent down in
f37l3ileltmond. Va” has tried to separate
3‘f3 'iho dour xiria irorn the" rate by uend
rinlout a story oi how a venomous
reptile made ilti hunt in a young wo-
«‘ man'acoiiture when she hnd laid it
3 hide during hours at reprise Now
watch lor some oi the girl. to any it
(OHM her right for hiring ueitnratnd
train the adornment event temper
nl‘llyrolirockton 'l‘lmeii.

 

 
 
 

 

TIN YEARS. AGO TODAV.

 

Oaturday. Annual 4. i000.

i “”0...

The Dewey t‘ yrle (.‘iilllb' ten tulle
W In East Norwnlk was won by
3 al Riley in wvmleon minutes and
Wilde.

:3 The plumbera. nae illtern. steam ilt
‘.~‘3l3tro3and ate-m uttera' nether- organ-
’ jled a union oi twenty-live tnemheru
hi The Norwaiitu.

'3‘? There was on epidemic of typhoid
(flavor in South Note-lit. and phyuit»
“tidal were urging prorittitionnry mow
‘ film to check it.

‘1 Chitin denied any IlnliIlitiy lur what
Ill. Imperial troomi had been doing at

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Filo "two-penny" tithe ior electric
mull London welt opened. Illtl poo.
were learning tor Hi0 time time
I“ it wan unlimonanry to waste
3 ’dhlly III a 'hnil.

hearth. and five yearn. at that.
03min, plunged huatl lirtu from a
. Itory window rind sustained
intuition.

MW .3
33inch? To run i'OiN‘l".'

 

‘ ,‘ilo‘doru way at learning gentry
through the llC'lVIIIAIII'I. Thu:
one has stun many read-
”that idea oi the lit. Lawrence
' ' they ever had heinvo.~ -
. Journal.

, I...

prevent: an example that
' rthy oi'oniulotlon.
ill. :Iour oi «that. in titht
pearl-oil. anyhowmileran.
Bopnhlioan.

 

 

 

 
 
 

2* 3 out-v.1:-
”Day that" a hirihrato so low
' ' fari- look title the perina-

 

 
 
 

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». ‘ ‘ W Iona '
thong IhcilIil Ila quite it demoed for

3 ‘ it they alum vitally deaths they

Each of thene ilvo departments

ile out

' molten ntoritn. on. 9

Villa oi “milieu—immune til

3W:-
IIniiorttltoro oi the title propoae to“
try to, dilution Sunday iulerala. Now

will hm mu a". lone atop toward
the unwell-hunt oi that and «New
Haven Pollution.

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old dollar hill..why shouldn't there I»
a henna coming to the man who will
exchange it for a newtonei~rlorwich
Bulletin.

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Gov. Hughes in iludlns it it hard Job
to secure a home in Wilmington. No.
it isn’t his whiskera. lie can't had a
house with a library. which shows
that Washington homes are not built
to provide room for brainmwiirldge
port Telegram.

 

W3
BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT l0
IPREADING.
Over 25.000 Boya Have Enmiiod In
New York.

From coabt to coast the American
Boy acout is sweeping all before him.
Never in thehiatory of any hay Wel-
fare movement have like result been
attained in on ohort a time. 3

26.000 in New York.
In New York city alone twenty-live

. thousand boys have enrolled them-

eelvea under the banner oi the Seoul
and promised to begin their education
toward hater citizenship by Wearing

realty to parents and employers. coun-
try and nu. '

The present forecast In that within
the next year, or in one third the

. time that it has taken to organlm the

British noy Scouul into an army or
300.000. the American Boy Scout will
have distanced hie Anglo Saxon tire-
that.

The American ilcy Scout movement
was launched at the 'Wnldori Astoria

3 on May 9. when there gathered a
score or more or prominent cliiitene
‘ bent upon starting it. Since that

time a delinlto cohesive and coherent
organitniion hae been permuted, or
tending through all the states and
territories and with a common purpoao
in view-wine betterment oi the Amen
lean hoy. mentally, physically and
morally.
National Organization.

A national omnniaatton hall been
permitted under the law-i oi New
York, by which ehnrtorll are tuned to
live grand department» into which the
whole United States hail been divided.
in
turn hall power to tune charters {u
the noveral stale leaned county (than
terll.

The movement in directed try a na-
tional committee composed oi tan
men. live oi whom serve on 11 Board
oi Directors in New York city, and
live others reprenenlina the live up
onto dopnrtnientit.

Each department In presided DWI"
by Me then, known In the depnrttnont.
ill executive committee. und lh'oite ltnve
control or the several elute organitn.
lionu within their jurisdiction. The
men who ure loony directing this [real

.ntovcment include Lieutenant General

Adult R. (fhaliee. United Strut-ll Army.
retired; General James R. O'iieirne.
United States Voluntoern; General Ed
ward C. Young. head of the liliuole rin-
llonul (luard; General Frederick Dent
()rallt. commanding the Department oi
the ideal. United Blaten Army: lion.
William ll. Hearat. chairman oi the
lipnrd oi directorl; lion. Jefferson hi.
Iawy. Dr. J. H. J. Farrell. aurgeon «it.
oral oi the army or the Philippines;
Captain Edward H. Wile. judge advo-
onto general. Spanish War Veteraua.

'i‘houaundn oi other-o equally as well
known in boy William movementa are
lending their all! and labor in forming
lil‘oil! patroiit throuxhout the country.

htentbortt are composed of hoya ho
tween the axe! oi lit to ill years and
any boy t-an form a patrol oi ten buyll
end he the lender.

 

AN ENGLISH CARNIVAL.

Though it in not for no to tray 30.
there lli something indurrlbably ual-
iunt in the way that we meet and [trap
pie with our Bullion weather. Year
alter year. with unupeaitabie courage.
we keep up the action that the rain.
illol'lllli, the dull humidity. the overcoat
tuition and the cold are not the ordinary
aligns of an Enaliah July; but are to-
tally unexperteti and are an emergency
no hinrro in to be almoni laughable.
in then circumltanou. we mould pro
tonne to an “nee-iv. shape. We are
not content merely to retain iunotioua
whitih among a lean hardy nullon.w
deluged. would have hall to so hr the
board. Irlcltot thatch-a are cilia
‘rangod. we have not dimrded Honlury
regatta. and we Itill give poriormahooa
oi iiilillul'Il plays. And we so inrther.
We ammo the oiienllvo. We have not:
’unily entharIt upon the carnival. We
had been awaiting our chance for acute
limo. and lit tall it came with the
Bournemouth rentonary oelehratlonu.
1A: tor the venom. it punt have tum
prluoll oven lit moat optimilitlc organ
ism; mount: it to true that they did
their work so well that they left little
opportunity tor fallen. Nevertheleum
carnival Iv not made by material an
“mutant.- lithoucit It cannot one
need. oi ovum. without It. The won
val obit-it moat he protein. and dill
4W“ there. Nothing like the continue
tat mini held at Bournemouth he:
have «on in title country before in
the intuit. however. it will he «on oi:
ion. The carnival hail com to titay
iuot an the pageant hat com to stay. «-
moon aloha.

otg‘fflgonrilan echo.
rout it. Tana Home
«on M " m 3' Iii

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

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30'0”“ altogether.

mull will
minim.
the IE2”
may?” tit mom ratio

lit on earth!
"tumult '

”larval.
any um

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' If that... a million some on an ‘Noa'rii ld‘AiNm aren't" conni-

“NONI

To the Editor oi The Bentlnel.

Dear Sir: Will you plea-ohm a tit»
tie Ipaoe luv this open-letter in your
paper. which enter: to many, Booth
Norwailt humor? l have ccnutantly
wondered in the put two month: since
my return to this town. it the eltilena
i‘uliy realise. or know what a detri-
ment the lilth and dirt oi North Main
ntreet meanu it has been no clien-
aivo in the pilot hot week: to paint It
that l feared there would be an opi-
detnit: of not only typhoid. but email
pox won. and is likely. ,

The people in that diatrlet do have
malaria and even worlie dlaeaaee. but
it to all overlooked by the Worthy
moueyiettlng populace w etipeeiully
those who drive and motor past it. be.
entire they can make it convenient to
rush post the dirt. out let them under-
stand that they can pick up the iternia
oven in their rush and perllnpu unread
the disease some more so than the
poor hardworking people who both
live amongst and those who pm it
daily to and iro trout bonnet labor.

i’ieano allow me alto to draw the
people's attention to the unhlghily and
unaunilary condition oi the corner at
Union and North Main animal The

heaped up dehrie moullilnit there since
last September lrom the reault oi n
lire. in it possible lilatu city ordination
will not clear it away and prevent it
from further throwing oil all north oi
unheai...y uterine lor the next aix woeltn
at hot Weather. Furthermore. it iii an
ingloriouii monument ior people who
cull thetnitelvoe Americans or while
people to loolt upon or put up with.
CASUAL Oiififllthlll.

W ...... ..._.__........... t u.

ABRAHAM BHOWELL‘! CAREER.

Cllzena oi Norwalit to Give Him a
Birthday Party Thin Month.

To the (illieona at home:

We dealt-u to rail your attention to
the tile and llrloi history of Abrulinm
Iihowell. In writing oi him too much
cannot be until oi uurh In honorable
und relipectod citizen. Loved. honored
and esteemed liy nil who know him
und know of him.

Mr. Showell wail one of the first
intuit-on oi the colored M. E. Church
of Eaeicrii Shore. Maryland. in him
i-nrller dityit. Miler on. in llili’i‘. he
trout in (Theater. l’onn. where he he
(‘Illll' trualre and china lender, and
here he served for ma“) yearn.

About twenty-tour yearn ugo ho,
rhino to South Norwalit nnd nil urinal
bornme one oi the piilnra oi the Knixht
Street A. I. it. Church. of n'orvi-allt.
lie was oneol the liral mm who help
tut to tilt; the inundation oi the t-hurrh.
Ho wait afterward made president of
the trustee board. which pointlon he
baa held tar many yearn. with credit
and honor to himself and the rnurt'h,

”(I being hold in illicit high honor
and phloem by the rhnrrh for tile val-
uable uervlcen. devoted. loyal and
Christian lile. at the that olllelal meott
lull. the church nnanltnouaty voted to
make him president oi the trunloe
heard for lilo. lie II“ also been a
leader til clans No. ‘.l (or several yearn.

The presence oi Mr. Showeil at any
rliurrh meeting In alwaya itn lneplrtt
lion and hill nbaeneo lit niwaya greatly
loll. For the peel low tiaya I". Show-
ell llaa boon roiiiinetl to Me hell. hat"
in; contracted n nevi-re rold from
whirl) he puller: very mnrh. at hlu
home. No. it New tilrt-et, Itaat Non
walk, where he has been living for
runny yearn. in continuity with bill do»
voted wife and lumiiy.

lining ill the an» oi aevenly-lwu
yoara. it in natural that he would feel
hla illneint very never-ely. lila many
triendn have arranged to allow their
appreciation and militlallon oi Illlll old
hero oi the rrona, devoted tzhrlatiatl
and ideal elilat-n, by a birthday role
hratlon route limo thin month. 'l‘hiil
date will he nnnounred later, when all
it llll irlenda will have an opportunity
to allow their love and esteem tor this
old derilntnit hero oi many winters.
at whirh time a silver oiierinx will lie
taken up and promoted to llmlher
Showell aa a mark 0i reaperi hy liiii
many irienda and rowel-lien.

(Illiliit‘ll anemones.

maven Itavarso Ac¢iD£NT.

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Cora Jump the Track anti a Molorman
la Killed.

litiltl'l‘ON. Annual l.~~v-'i‘raiilo on the
Benton Elevated hallway win would
oralily impaired today all the recoil of
an aceldpnt about i a. III. when two

our» oi An empty tour-car train ran
away and embed irom the ntruoturo
to the all-eel at the corner oi Worthing-
ton and Dudley atreata. Itoithury.
'I‘hotniui Manning it yearn old. who
we. niotorman ot the train. went down
in the emit. and died at the City iloii'
pilot a tow Ilium aim the accident.
Acrordln; to a abatement nine out
by the company. lamina. an upon-
orioett oiotortnan, no rennin; the
atraln. through the vani- aiter «rviea
had aloud for the night. The intern

countable manner nod ran at lull
ahead along Wflhmflfll atroyt toward
Dudley alreet. where there iii a altar org
curve. When the train Iiruolt in

nerve two oi the ears loit the rallu

and went over the IIIII oi the atrtun
tore. One or the can tell “to that
«routine “emanation-t“ to
minim while the other it
ml or tile Iiiot National at. .
Madly malted. limiting with article
ly do;’ out oi the wit-owl!

“M

 

3 in winter time um an
, tor Willi]! thirteenth more

Iv «relive mm a

or a willie all" wirhiaeuae- “~me

‘ rm 5 out ”atom or

 

hot beyond hi: control In Iota. none

The brilliant romeo. W W‘

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

l Intuit Tm
r“voodoo Imyh dot-not ordered tau
than a weak no. ha: arrived. The oil
iii tor the new road that the town hall
r:hltiii yibner 'avoliue‘. that rune iron
the 3 ectieut Turnpike. near the
. “W! tale. not-tho to a New
Canaan line. The at man live put
the read in line shape and the oil will
he the completing too When who
have been over that louiar stretch
oi road since It won uni-lied have had
it in their mind: to drop in 0n the
veloctmon and congratulate them.

The arrivnl oi the oil haa rained a
considerable controvaray an to how
Mr Cornell. managed to set it into
Norwailt so quickly. The oil ior mast
Norwaitt. which Mr. Cornell secured in
a like manner, in adding neat to the
argument. The iiiattt Norwalk oil we!
procured. after havin; been ordered by
Mr. Cornell. and unread upon the math:
in a primer manner, all within the tim-
ltil oi one week.

There are a great many people won-
dering why the Connecticut Company.
no large and wealthy a concern. can
not get oil as quickly at Mr. Cornell
can. The company has been expected
tor aome tune to oil the incite ln3

last avenue. and the work was llnally

done yesterday Some oil to alto ex-
pected to he placed between the inch
in itowarton

 

 

M

The man who til-liken you nearly
aiwnya liken thoae you dialike.

- .3 ow my Wrath-lgwl-Waa

New Line of

Stamped Goods

ithlriwolitttt in packages, «thinned on
lntilan Linen and Lingerie Cloth

 

 

mow» Man-«o - flown».—

a

 

Linen Hand Bags50°

(‘ontpleti- with metal imlnr ......

Full line of BELTO. COLLARO. TOW-
ELO. Ito.

J. I. MALLETTE

liormarly Illino- Dawson)
88 WASHINGTON GTRIET

Public Auction

 

phon t-l llllMllIllid. at Tnintiidao lliil.
near New t‘anaan. Venn. will he mid
at Public Auction at it :to p. m. on
Wednesday, Annual ill. Properly out»
«late oi i2 arrea H urn». or thrill and
ii of Willl‘fl. Ill" and “roll mill. water
power. mill mind and (till imlnhilalml
lee luntlneait. with ice hour" oi Loon
tone eapatlt). and 7 room dwelling.
all within three minutaa oi ’I‘aitnadxa
fliil trillion.
Per order.
MARTHA ll. RAYMOND.
Adminlatralrlx.
JONIB A VALENTINE. Auctioneer-

 

Registrars of voters
NOTICE

O
The legal volerii oi the Second Vot-
ing unmet. oi the 't‘ovpt oi Norwaiit.
are herehy untitled that the Regintrara
oi Valera oi the ilertttid Voila; Dir
tricl or the town of Norwalk. will he
in wanton at the Town t‘ouri mm.
liavlland street. on Pride». Annual ti
and Annual i:. from I3 to 9 p. m. tor
the purpoao oi receiving applleallona
tor town and city ralicu no primary
rut-trillion.
EDWARD ll. IIOIIIJIINfii
JEREMIAH I-tAt'lAN.
Rouletrara of Voter: oi the Second
Voting lliutrlrt oi the Town oi
Norwalll.
Smith Nut‘walk. July 28. mo.
:23 at ll.

 

 

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Automobiles

To IIINT
impairing and General Overhaullnl by
ill-tit clan marhanira.
Manta (or Maxwell. ttoehler "40." Go-
lninlill. Illipmobilu. and iivorllt “IO."
Brand new Hvoritl demoumalor in
town.
Do you watch the Illlltl Ilupp. You
nan we her every day standing up and ‘
doing aorviee. omtoatitwowr
car on north.
Phone on or come and are all.

Wu- rm

Norwalk Contolidated‘
Auto Company

 

NOTICE b

The entire property of the IMF Ille- .,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

It is useless to make any display as to the

MONEY - SAVING
OPPORTUNITIES

as everyone knows of the great values we pre-
sent here. Every department is represented
and anything you select is yours at

A GREAT SAVING

The same attractions will be here Tomorrow
and Every Day, while the lots hold out

It Will EnrichYour Purse

to come for some of the many wonderful
values we are offering

 

”INITII‘I‘ OOHRI'H DIM).
1403 AN NW Col-i Alli. I. mdunno

Minibar in in. day known no one oi
the worlds greeted oomotluta. died

here youteruay. and II yearn. lie ao-

 

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Water Conlliltners
City of Norwulk 3

Til-cmumm «month-m
Cityof Nowell: Iym are m
hy notified that utiliti- til it»
’“willluailowod mom tin

 

«immortamqtm
thin. Themelhoutvanyoth-m
lifertlmiupbaltivolyprolllm

Egg“ "h’lfilm.
. oi: i. .
when infirm. ,

 

 
 

 
 
 

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reinvented both aooialdo Patti and Ole
liuil. the violluiat, on mom More a:
eorlivt. helm. III we: a charter With
her of the Philharmonic Ionian oi

New York. and In it'll null iii’lrtvao
aoiolat with the Thoma 0mm.
Ila m a native or Minot. Germany.
and tom to the (tidied Ilateo in tin
tilt. lint health lulled in im end ohm

theatre m mlliflad in

Did boon“ m “01'0".

NW Lennon. Atty. iii—wit wail all-
wood today that the term oi!
Ilium had

Mm
eh winneniwmmwmn

numitimmhym
WW . 8! Mm
ahdlthfimmt that“:
airlllal WH'IIMIOU
buttonwmtrilii
heather-note.

m a . Interior in

i

mini-m
wow

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hm” m.»

Swings On and on with
No Apparent” Let Up

N 0 SALE LIKE IT

UR STORE was just

as busy yesterday
as it was the opening
day of our

Great Clearance

 

JA3PANIII3 LOSS“ m3 POIMOOA

VICTORIA. i! 0.. Au: l-v-Bevore
Mutiny with heavy Johanna loom in
continuing to Written according to
odvlrea brought by the snow. The
Japan» hava bean Ow in canine
in: shiaarelt flounialn. purpoaiu to
mount artillery thereto deatroy the
native “W. and have loot many
men by the than at the head enter:
iii rolllnl heavy melt- never elation
advanein mrtlaa. and alrl

humane vo out than? Iv

MOTH. ANIMALS.

Milt-own ll. Van Noreen. New
Yet-it: li‘. 1... Doyle, Manchester. dean"
it. milieu-on. mtittyd it. w. (Inuktitut

It hrlnir. Ii
En: LI” 1%”! “:Ilam New linen; Ila.
ilartiord:
.12. m3“ mtint:

“no 3 Walther.
fi’w’ffl
II.

mm Wit . mail. it"
rm; 1. ll. fliit Mm. 3
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'I'O WINDY PO! AIIOI.

Ourilaa Intel-a in All their for the
We. Day- at ”More.

leBURO. Pa. Alil'llfl l.~—Unleu
the air climate which have been more
or too- iIoIItorouii over Brunot'a Inland
for the pact twantydour hours. home
more quiet before 3 o‘clock today.
Pittuhuilan my not have their ilrat
opportunity in on than it! on the
wins! oi mechanical htrtlo.

However. the weather alarm on?
the Motor: hero to nutrient in the
film of the Atom Gino. oi Hindu“.
will probably have their chance to
limit the altitude more: late titfl

 
 
 

afternoon. at the diaiu when are
by that like or to ti lion.
than an; em to the
avi‘l'itihu me than new
that. The my the liyiux

 
 

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