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BTIAN SWARTZ
A “CONGOIENGE” FUND.
d" oft the water department of the
f of South Norwalk is rapidly in-
as these days, Billieciill impetus
ailing been given it. by cooperative
’ ' tlon between the commissioners and
file city's legal department. in this
connection it is said that many irreg-
ularities have been found and that the
commissioners' general inspection is
proving very effective.
"incoming to the Hartford (ionrant
thepoll of delegates elected up to Shi~
'tii'dly to the state Republican convon~
that number 90 for Goodwill and 74
, for Lake. The oournnt may he cor-
treat in its poll and then again ll may
L ,llot. The Guarani, for instance, has
doubted that the delegates from Green-
which are for Lake and has also di-
vided the Norwalk delegates between
Lake and Goodwin. both of which op:
arations. best judgment dictates. is in-
, correct. Certainly County Commission-
” er Whitman S. Mead, one oflhe dale-
I‘ittes from Greenwich. who ls’au old
’ friend of Lake, is not likely to turn
down the former lieutenant-governor
and the other delegates, it is dollars
to doughnuts. are in line with Mr.
Mood. As for the local delegates, their
leaning toward Lake is not seriously
questioned down this way.
”Mu...“
'“‘"l'lorwalk Republicans have been her-
_. ing an awakening. For several days
3‘ there has been a general movement
among the Republicans of the city, ‘3.
among the marchers of the party in
this city, to bring about the election of
a Republican city th-ket. which is still‘
Considered within the realm of poa-
aihility. in view of the preponderance
of electors of that faith. The ouicotm
will be View with no little lniorost.
w .v...“ ........
p The police unrwilluuco of the auto
traffic under the Washington «tract
bridge and adjacent business territory
has reunited in a llllli‘lii'tl improvement
\ It is also quite remarkable that ihi'
‘ beneficial rlmngu hills horn nt-mmpaah-
_.‘ 0d without a single arrest.
.._.. .......
it is whispered about that an effort
will be made next year to replace tin-
pt'esent uneven stone block paving in
Main street, Norwnlk. with brick, muk<
luK a Job similar to that bcinp. carried
out at tho wast end of Wall atroot.
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY.
Thursday, August 30. 1900.
More troops woro ruporioti to in:
arriving in Philip and ituasia was w-ry
anxious for pears and the ending of
the war. ‘
’l‘be Scranton. l’u, hoard oi il‘ilili‘
held a mention in try to avert tho
threatened mlnvrk’ strike.
More than 10.000 persona saw .lumos
J. (‘orboli knock out Kid McCoy in
the Mill round at Madison Square (larA
don.
Q.” . ,
TWENTV YEARS AGO TODAY.
M
Esturdsy, August 30. 1890.
w
« I’l‘iie committee Willi'll hoard testi-
mony in the case of the (lily of South
Norwalk against Cinroncc l.. Woacotin,
«Hand to be taken for the resnr.
hirer Wilton, made Mr. Woadoiis an
m 4...... m“... .. __..
. RiOHT TO THE POINT.
husband in California. The others
llrjo their way.~~«riow Haven Jour.
not enough to pay attics expenses.
ii “the Republicans have trust moat
a... ,
, . Yul-it's ”oratory of state has
1 “its“ I (villi-cred than is entitled
‘ ' town an automobile.
; allay handlines concerning “automo-
bile smashes" accompanied by head
1 lines recording the revokini: of chatti-
. [of Dr. Monroe before becoming tan guy
as a Central American ruinr.-—8cran- . .
gonordinu to reports the “coltscience '
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it is s favorable symptom to find so
tears' , licenseswl’rovldcnce Journal.
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Now. of course. it will be necessary
for Estrada to consult the literature
ton Tribunellepubiican.
some of the party caucuses are!
will be different after the nominations
are ntade.-l3ridgeport Telegram.
~0-
Flvoiyears ago. any man you saw in
an automobile was likely to he a cap-
tain of industry, but how it may be
the garbage man or your gardener.——-
Mcrlden Journal.
«0—-
The cucumber crop of Rhoda island
is reported to be ruined. Oilhnists in
that state will have to extract sun-
shine from some other truck garden
raw material.—~New York Tribune.
animator llills
'i‘he Dentinel will be pleased to receive
letters for tublioation, from its readers,
under the a we heading. A brief and to-
the-point communication. as a gonarul
primositlon. t-urrics thorn wui ht and con-
viction than a lengthy one n which the
argument is not macaniruiod. We do
Most emphatically augxnst brevity. Long.
winded articles. we have observed. are
the last to ho read. and use-many times
avoided altogether.
SOclaliatic Candidate for Sheriff Es-
piain; His Position.
Bridgeport, (loud, Aug. 29, lillil.
Editor Evening Sentinel.
South Norwnlk, Conn.
llvar Slur-~-
itindiy permit i'ilt.‘ space in your roll
noble paper to define correctly my
stand before tho people of li‘alrilold
county.
i believe that tho workiugmnn is
the man who has produced all wraith
by his labors: that. labor in tho l‘t'lii
capital. for without labor thorn now-r
could be capital. According to statis-
tics the worklngmun on the overturn
creates $10 per day and receives out of
his own toil only $2. The éxploimr
takes 88. i do not consider surh distri-
nation a fair one. i therefore stated in
my speech last. Friday that i believe
in protecting the working class. while
out on strike for better waxes, hotter
conditions and butter hours. i hollow
tilili whiic out on strike for such that
he workingmun shall have the right to
picket. If alerted to lill.‘ oiliou of shor-
ii'i of Falrfleld county i will son to it
that every union man shall ho. proiccb
ad. i also wish to define my stand
it) no not to be misunderstood that i
shall urrord to all the purple fair play.
ind a square tloul as for an the sht'riff'ti
9mm: in f‘tllli'i‘l'lli‘tl if Nt't‘li‘il. l lluva
nothing to an) upnlnui iill‘ t'npilnliai
‘luaa, only this. that whilt- they huvo
'lilWPl‘ to who to thomut-lws nil iht‘l’
an got tinny know that they are not
loing right to deprive man who labor
hid in furl the turn who have made
lili'lll what they are, for without the
aid of labor lht'y would not ht- what.
they air. l thoroforc am against that
class who explain the worker and
lll‘tiliKil such exploitation causes all
kinds of misery and torture, both in
body and mind. of the working class.
The sheriff‘s union was not created for
the purpose of intimidation, coercion
and arrogance to favor a certain class.
but to munitior t‘art‘fuliy the situation
luring a strike whether it would ho
n the interest of the community to art
is strikcbronkeru during a strike i be.
down, if elected. that i could save to
taxpayers and the. citizens of li‘alrilold
i'iiiiiliy quite a sum of money through
iho close study of the county institu-
tion, the way it. has bean run, and in
livery way rutlut‘u lilo oxpousva of the
olllrc. i stand for the best method in
rrducing tho rlmniun oi things, there-
by saving the. taxpayers enormous
sums of money. My motto is a square
fit'lll it) all tilt! pooplt‘, not a low. but
to all. No favorites in puhlh' ufilt'o.
Yours truly.
CONRAD .l. JOHNSON.
Borlniiiii (7illiiiitlili0 for Blmrlfi‘.
._....._.... .
Tass- Cilmbing Up.
“limb? «ministry people to run orer “
. ssslmwcd man "osa.-«'i‘ctaltstone
_ Epitaph. . ‘
Notice Just now how “enthusiastic"
it ‘
South Norwulk, ('i.. Ann. so. thin. ,
To the Editor of The Evpuing Scull.
noi:
is there any taxpayer who run toll
mo why the lamp are climbing tip
higher every year? Here in what i
have experienced: in the your 190? i
paid "1.50 for town tax on n sinail
piece of property that l am supposed
to own: for the your 1908 i spilled for
”4.30. and in tho your 1909 i not a bill
for $19.70, and what will it be next
year?
For all "WM! advances what have
we to show? Where are the improve-
ments? Whni properly. park or root
estate does the town own? Still the
taxation comes heavier. Where is the
it'll?
but us work and got an account for
the conditions which are prevailing.
lot us look b k. Let us look around
and compare in town with others,
and we will and her fifty years behind
time. Still tum go up. What induce-
mum do we give to the manufacturing?
still the tax climbs all the willie.
What will the taxes be next year?
God bless us. help its and may lie
keep us steadfast in meeting our com-
ing tax bill.
Thanking you, ‘bir. Editor. for your
kindness. and believe me,
A TAXPAYER.
GONVIBTI OI? 'WATIIMI’LONS.
JEFFERSON (li'i‘i'. Mon Aug. so»
Every convict in the state prison hero.
received a bin Juicy watermelon for
dinner today. it is the first melon
tract of the year and probably will
be the ‘ last. » State Representative
ohms”. Hawkins. of Dimkiia 0mm.
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REAT‘ NORTHERN;
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lid West Fifty-Seventh Street
Oneal-shins: Csotrsii’dfhudsi‘swdomsutsimosh lie“
to. mac am burlap-ad lulu poll.
SEPTEMBER 1. 191.
' Cow's; m Mid
Altoialsitltshl‘husmlissaiasmydusl
Spoddrshhmm
RATES
Single room with rivste bath
$2.00 per tip
3’ “P.
Double room wit private bath
$3.50 per sy up
Lani Suites is Proportion
m ton-t s r .- n .
'Ep‘ma 'u'u'a mm". "w :3.
TAXICAI names “I.
too-ship
hotel at In advance...
l. D. WISON, General Manager
M. E. BURKE, Associate Menus
W‘l’l‘l NI IOOKLI‘I‘
EXPLOBiVEs AND RAIN.
Forecast" Moore skeptical Regardiuq
. Effect on the skies.
WARNlNGTON. Aug. auwwuuu l.
Moore. chief of tlw avoathur human, is
more than skvptical of the power of
oxplosivca to cause rain.
hot-luring that efforts to produce
rain by bombarding tho silica would
cnrmiragv I‘liurlutuim, and would in-
donounvod by all volition! physicists
and soioniislu. Mr. Moon- huu submit;
tcd no opinion to Adjutant General
Ainsuorth rounrdihp the formal ilro sli-
uuilon in lduho and Montana.
ilv- any.“ t~xtenalrc oxporiuwuis con
durtcd by the department of aaricut
turn have muclualvoly (it'lllOllllll‘illt‘d
that. rainfall cannot be rrcatmi by an
picslrcs. Rain is producod only by
a marked Indrwtao in the vapor con
tents of the air or by a decided lowor-
lng of llli‘ tomporaihw and than runnnl
illlt‘l‘lili’ on a audio to stimulate these
conditions.
Major tlmwrul leopard Wood‘s an
lion in rvtusiug the roquont oi i-louutor
Mills and ltcprusnintlro Humphrvy, (ll
\‘l’nahltuion. to how the iii guns at
Puget Sound ilrod in the hope or pm
during rain has been approved by tho
prorldteni. A tllspuit'h to thin effort
was rm vit'rtl from Mr, 'l‘ufl by ilohm‘al
Wood yvuiurtiuy.
QUARTET CLUB'S PlCNIC.
Held Sunday in Frisdrlch's Grove and
Was Very Enjoyable.
The annual pirulr oi the South Nor.
walk Quartet t‘luh was held Sunday at
Friedrich] urovo, andwas one of the
tonal enjoyable owuis of the kind the
poulur organization has own- held. it
nus particlpalml in by a largo tturuimr
of tho int'llllli‘l‘l of tho club and tlwir
friends,
lluritu: tho tiny thorn was aluuinx
and various other diversions and club-
orulc rufrcalunonia were served. in
iludrd among tho ghosts were many
\‘lailul'n irutu neighboring cities.
A..." .—
ELECTRIC LIGHTS FOFl GEORGE-
TOWN.
it in with pleasure that Superiuiomi-
tit-oral» ll. (inflrey. of tho local divi-
sion of tho t‘ounoctirut timnpttny and
the ilonnutouic Hunting and Porter
t‘ompany, is all!» to announce that the
appropriation: for the Georgetown
lighting line has boon allowutl. This
line will be both for lighting and guns
rral conunmriul um- and has but-n lit
contemplation for quiio a lulu; time.
it will be known a» a “thrw phase”
line.
Art‘m'dlul: to illl' pruavnt
inputs tho work will lm
about a month
arrange
started in
Phone 440
an" "i
‘ q. a."
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This News
Concerns Every
Worn Petticoat
There are titouspnds of women
hcrcabout what-v0 perfectly-
good pettlcoats~except [or the
ounce. -
Somebody has worked out the
plan to provide dew ilounces for
petticoats, and at our lining coon.
let you can are what a fine idea
The Gilbefta Flounce is
They will put thousands of petti-
coata into new usefulness without
delay—~and they will keep the
cost down also.
These new Bounces or ruffles are
in several designs. all very attrsc~
tive and all so simple to attach
that anybody can do it.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
86 WASHINGTON ST.
Free Delivery
A. F. Beckmann 81 Co.
83 AND 85 WAOHINGTDN 81'.
SOUTH NORWALK
Norwalks’ Largest, Cleanest and
Best Stocked Grocery
NEXT TIME TRV IECKMANN'B
FANCY SWEET POTATOES. per pack .
t... .......... ~..t-t..-.
DRAKE BROTHIHE’ SPONGE CAKE. each ......... ...........l0¢
CROWN A8118 BRAND COFFEE, 1 pound can ..... W850
MISSION CARDIN OEYLON TEA. 1 pound can ........... . ..... .401:
PAROWAX (for sealing jelly. sled. 3 packages ........... mm
in pound: OUGAR. . $1.00.
9 pounds. . . .50c.
49/, pounds. . .250
You can out latter Promiumo In Return for Pink stomps. Why not col-
lact Thorn?
Rhslncoid or Teutonic loan. bottled at the Brewery.
Popular Every Day
Can 24 bottles. . . . . . . . . . $1.15.
aunt's, Gunilla. Pabst. Animator Busch. Budweiser,
«I w., imperial, Pabst Ilus Ribbon.
Walter Baker's Cocoa
“
getting more
12 bo“|.. '0' .,..,........-WO
ennui-oer I.»
Falstaff «trainers. ’ .
Chocolate - - -- - 190
Onfllifwokunut ‘Fm‘ "m”ssrass-s.-..osuus~un-.....slstosulssom
Ono pack led Onions ..!lo
TOMOQNC, p... qu‘" ens-nursessc-Iti nus-ssviitse-ut........svtiinll1i4 “
Peaches, Plum. Pears. Lemons. Apples. Maskmaions. (rm—rots, squash. Ono
« numbers. heats. Caboose.
about 1.509) naturism new
2m ”flaw
_ WEDNESDAY ‘
Housefurnishing' Day
Today's news for Tomorrow’s selliu is perhaps
the best news of Houseiurnis. lugs
we ever had to print
forks single
day
For these are numerous offerings, and each is offered at
A Marvelous Little PriCe
COME!-——-'l‘ake advantage of these savings
No Mail or Telephone Orders
Nothing Sent 0.0. D.
W
Tea Kettles
No. 8 solid copper nickel plated
Tea Kettles. flat bottom: usual.
ly Stir.
Wednesday, 79c
Eaamelled
Kettles
a quart best quality blue and
white enameled ilerliu Kettles.
with enameled rovers; regular
price 890.
Wednesday. 59c
Cups & Saucers
l'lniu white American Porcelain
Com-o (‘livii sud Saucers; usual-
ly the. set of 6.
Wednesday,
Set. of 6 cups and saurors
29c
Wash Boilers
No. it hoary tin. (‘Ommr bottom
Wash lloiiera, stationery wood
bandit-s; regularly “.33.
Wednesday, 96c .
Coat Hangers
Hardwood (‘oai
nlalu-d. smooth iiuish;
Hangers, vat"
usually
:‘ur ouch. Wednesday
3 for Se
Red E Cleanser
is the boat clamor on the mar-
ket. it claims and scours any
article that is greasy and dirty
and leaves a smooth surface:
regularly sold at ilk: can.
Wednesday, 6c
Cooking Ware
ilrnwn .lml \l'lilit‘ Cooking Want.
strictly fireproof.
Individual t'ustard Cups. usual-
ly Kt‘,
Wednesday, 5c '
l-quart llowls, usually 23o.
Wednesday, 16c
Family Scales
iii-pound Family Scales. fitted
with flat top and scoop: usual
value liar.
Wednesday. 79c
Clothes
Line
Props
Moot liard wood
t‘lmhos Line Props,
finish, free
from knots; usually
Mnooth
250.
Wednesday
17c
Fancy Pitchers
i-piut prottiiy decorated Milk
Pitchers; usually 250.
Mason Fruit Jars
iiest quality Mason Fruit Jars.
complete with caps and rubbers.
Pint size .............. 46c dos.
Quart silo ............. 48o dbl.
2-quurt also ............ 69c dez.
Laundry Soap
Pure Laundry Soap. usually ii
for 25¢. Wednesday
10 cakes for 19c
Wednesday, 10c
llillli or iii, Sililiillll
Edward lisyncs. of New York. spent
Sunday at. Gulf Pasture. being the
truest of Miss Agnes O'Brien.
Tbe'ituoh Club orchestra held their
rehearsal last evening. They are to
play for the dance tomorrow evening.
Wilfred Bodweli went to the Knob
yesterday afternoon and succeeded in
acute his launch Marlon under way.
Ha its to abandon her aunday evew
tux. Its he could not make her run.
The Tallemito Water sports will
its hold on labor Day morning at it
o'clock and will be open only to those
of 'i'oitanaite and tits united Volunteer
Life 9min: Corps. All the events will
not be open to the Life Salton. but
the Tokeueks pueblo have kindly op~
timid several races to theta. Tito prim
on for the events are already at the
'rokeneke club and are many in audio
her as Well as beautiful in design.
«-
“tor Lilli
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M, ..
Borers! soul
meter bola ram at tho
{mt «W' a
race is to start at 3 o'clock, dud it inI
thought that it will he a fast one. The
boats are all wall-known about the
town and their owners expect to make
a duo showing with them. Stewart
loiiott will have his new bost.’whlch
has been titted up with the engine
from his old Garrard automobile. and
the others are Arthur Hoyt. the
Shaw Brothers, Horace Koyworth.
Thomas Sterling and Lester Wheeler.
There ware to be without races in
the morninu.
ova-v
uvuuu
The New Canaan: evened up the do
fest they “filled in Ridrnold. two
weeks aao. a game was close and
exciting and was attended by a record-
breaking crowd, All the money with
the exception at the expenses of the
same wit to rim lineman Michael
Buckley. w it its- bean ill for the past
three weeks. seventy-four dollar!
was taken in the collection.
locals. and their. Work was lawless.
' hosted its, ah
accident say that air. Roy
both vehicles.
Darts l d
, and Lover? were the batter! for the
and Criddier. the Ridgafield battery.
were equally good. and made the local
boys look to their Iaureis‘from the
start. John H. Coo umpired a need
some and his decisions were impartial
and well judged. The score was Ml.
Carl 8. Raymond was quite seriousi‘
injured in a carriage collision not;
Malta‘s Corners, on the Not-walk road.
Saturday night. His horse and a team
driven by other parties not bastion
and the horse driven by Mr. Raymond
kicked ltsoit from the wagon and ran
away. Mr. Raymond’s head was lacer-
ated. sad it is said that his eardrum
was broken. . He was takento the
house by Sydney ill. Chlahester. where
he was attended by Dr. O. B. Resist.
and ism removed to his liaise here in
Hay/unset. Those who witnessed the
, ‘ mood was
an the-right side. and hopped his
horse Whoa. he saw the other team
bmia down upoa‘hi . The force of
the coiisitm was font tomreclr
A Hill!) street young
I y who was with Kr. itsymoatus
said to have escaped without Martyr,
Norwalk Chronicler