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$11., was fined $200 and costs. and
, nod to six months in Jail, with
lionai thirty days for drunken
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FROST
: 'r. DlMOND
H. W DRON
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HINGE
I; ’ 0N
‘ up paper on Labor Day. and all
‘ ‘of news, advertisements. atc..
‘ . be in the ethos early Sunday
NORWALK PUBLIC WAT.
ER.
. snd‘intiulxes itself with a pet name
' ' hoohter. About once a year the
r, comes out with a dig against the
,. th Now/elk public water system.
Wily it should do this we cannot quite
truths. The public water system
till our city has made one of the great—
records of the entire state. With
total cost or some “50,000. it has
a debt or only t311.000. The in-
e-oi the water department exceeds
daily, counting Sundays and boil.
j All extensions, improvements
‘expendlturcs of all kinds are paid
y {moths annual revenue. Each year
. use hundred and ilfly new service corn
continua are made. South Norwslk
arrows. and Brows along lines that tell
don-pronoun and success. The public
Voter system and filtration plant turo
nish Jan. important and essential els-
msatrthet helps to bring about this
My growth. The developments
or the public water system, and the
quality oi the illtered water demon‘
strate that it is abundantly able to
They speak for
themselves today. they speak well.
they will continue to do so in the fu-
ture;
A statement of the Water Commis—
sioners in another column
mended to the Sentinel readers.
.~.._.__,..._
anvrcae FROM wasumovou.
it seems to be a pretty safe tore-
caat that the President (acting on the ,
evidence collected by his board of
thrill experts) will ask the Sixty—sec-
ond Congress to overhaul the woolen
and cotton~goods schedules. The
Washington correspondent of the New
‘ York Journal of Commerce reports
that Mr. Aldrich is believed to be com-
mitted in principle to a revision of the
drummed schedule and. indeed, to
have proposed more than a year ago
that the treasury department be given
time to find and point out the changes
needed-~n proposal to which the “in-
surgents" did not then see their way
to assuming.
The correspondent makes another
interesting report. "Predictions or ad-
niinistrotlon men and political lend-
ers.”'he writes. "are to the effect that
the chief struggle of next winter is
likely to be for the purpose at passing
a parliamentary rule that will permit
the revision oi the thrill schedule by
schedule» that is. will permit the
changing or raise in one schedule with!
out the risk of motions and inisrmin~
able senatorial discussions about rates
In other and wholly unrelated sched~
tiles. As (iourant readers know, a
concurrent resolution establishing a
joint rule oi that, kind was offered by
«Victor session. President Taft is
heartily for it, as his letter to the
“man oi the Republican congres-
‘t
fluent campaign committee attests.
'i‘lte correspondent isn't really»-
i
Mord Convent.
‘ ,
T‘N YEAR! AGO TODAY.
all?“
" “turd”, laptsmbsv l, 1900.
”4-,“
liberties Cropper. a New Britain man.
fish-rammed himself by hosting his
. i r
W powers were in consultation ov-
the proposed Rosales-American
formalin the war in china.
'W beinrthrown from a earth West
In new ‘
son-mm" NW w ‘
“it find masons. «seam
Juvenile. when the conveyance save a
sudden . lurch.
‘nsporis from Cheyenne. Wye" said
the Union Pacific Raiirtiad train rob-
Fbers whre surrounded in a place ltnown
as the ‘Hsystscks.
, W
.- RIGHT TO 111! POINT.
. New M81100 and Arlsona should use
the Oklahoma constitution us a horri-
ble example.
.—
Havlnx sous lame. Cannon. so ions
tbejpole horse. seems to have been
withdrawn (tom the track—Berkshire
Eagle.
......
it is feared that Hon. Jack Johnson
will imagine himself a bigger man than
Booker T. Washington—Kansas City
Star. . ..
Bailinger says he is no quitter. and
Pincbot says he Is a slayer; so there
you are—Philadelphia Record.
......
These are the days when the ice man
runs madly and deposits a drop of wa-
ter from his pincers into the ice box.
*Galveston News.
Waterbury is to be congratulated.
She lsv"oit the main line" and set down
among the bills. but for all that she is
a right smart little business city, and
a population of 73.000 isn‘t to he
laughed at. Waterbury'a growth is
almost the same per cent. as Bridge-
port's. and she is still coming.—~Bridsev
port Telegram.
—-O—-
it will be noticed that Mr. Bryan has
not announced two months or medita-
tion and silence.-~Phlladciphla Tele-
-sraph.
......
Cheer up. ultimate consumer! The
high price of opera stars is to be re.
duped—Washington Star.
......
Seven tons of African hunting tro-
phies, representing the prowess of
Childs Frick with the gun. are on
route to Pittsburg to be plliccd in the
Carnegie museum. This stmsesis that
a measure of honor and lame might
have come to another son oi a wealthy
Pittsbur; family if his shooting in-
stinct had been developed along dif-
ferent lines—Springfield Union.
W
‘llllillll Rilllli’ llllii
The Sentinel will be pleased to receive
letters for ubiiestlon. trout its readers.
under the a vc headina. A brief and to.
the-point communication. as a general
are lion. carries more or t and con-
vic ion than a lengthy one n which the
argument is not concentrated. We do
most emphatically advent brevity. Long-
winded articles. we rave observed. are
the last to be read. and are many Hutu
avoided altogether.
The Coming Elections.
South Norwalk. (‘.ounu
Sept. l, liliil.
To the Editor of The Evening Scull
nel.
Dear Sir: ~~~
i box the privilege of using your
columns to say a low word-“to the
voters of the Second Voting District
relative to the approaching elections
for stain and town ohlclsls.
Our system of government has de-
veloped many glaring defects in the
past few years and an attempt should
be made to remedy these defects ill
the next session of the state legislao
lure, candidates (or which will be
nominated within the next few weeks.
in other states. notably New York.
lows and Kansas. this reform has
made much progress. the struggle be-
tween tho-rcaiilars or machine men.
and the insurgents or progressives. in
the Republican party, being due to the
some caiisos.
it is s signiilctint fact that the three
grout men of this party, President
'l‘sft. Colonel Roosevelt and Governor
Huahcs. are taking an active part III
scouring direct primary loglalailon.
niece eminent loaders realising. it the
bosses do not, that it the party is not
reformed by its own members. the not.
look for the future will be dismal ln~
deed.
As is well known. the curse of Aillfll'i‘
.g.
W mun-v“ aw .
«VIII ‘lllifltlllltiilli critter
mpTON.‘ Alta. lll.~—Whether insur-
sonny is really rite throughout Renoir
licsu New England. whether the Dem-
}cruts rao gaining strength and who-
ther» the people are satisfied with
the PaynevAldrich tariii are three at
the many questions politicians say will
be answered early next month in this
northeast corner or the republic in
the state elections. The result or
these contests which have been hot-
ter than for many a year the wisacres
say. will give a pretty od Indication
as to whether or not i 0 next Coir
areas will be Democratic.
Vermont on Sept. ii. and Maine on
September 12, will select State oi'ii’
ours and indicate their preference for
representatives in the 82d Consress.
in the State members or the hostel»
ture will also be chosen. On the same
day as the Vermont election New
\‘ow Hampshire will hold her ilrst
Statewide primaries, and the first one
nor direct primary law attesting an en-
tire ptate to be held in the Blast. Mas-
sachusetts will hold primaries on Sep'
temper 27 but the law in this State is
optional and only the larger cities and
it few towns mite direct nominations.
State conventions will be held in
Massachusetts and Rhode island in
October and Connecticut in November.
in each state full tickets for State oili-
cere will be named and legislatures
wil be elected whose members. save
in New Hampshire. will choose United
States Senators.
in Vermont the Republican leaders
are devoting their efforts mainly to are
curing or exuding” "normal" Repub~
ltcan plurality of 30.000. while the
Democrats are endeavoring to reduce
the margin and show increased strong-
the.
The Republicans in Maine have
nominated Governor llert hi. Fer-held
for a second term. while the Demo
crats are waging a vigorous campaign
with Frederick W. Piuisted. Mayor of
Augusta, and a son oi former (lover
nor, as their leader. Dividing local in—
terest with the Governorship contest
in the congressional fight In the first
district where the (ftllllll’illllonll par-
liamentarian. Asher C. llinda, is seek-
ing a seat on the door or the House.
in neither Vermont nor Maine is any
outward issue drown belwucn smell.
ed “progressive" and "regular” ltopub-
iicans. it is a straight fight with "in-
surgoucy" as the issue.
In Rhoda island the question "Who
shall be chosen in till the Senatorial
shoes of Nelson Aldrich?" eclipses
all other Issues. The name of (.lolon-
el Samuel i‘omeroy (".cli. or Provi-
dence is most frequently mentioned as
Senator Aldrich's probable successor.
RENOVATONO MEAD OCHOOL.
"Hillside." the home of the Ellen-
beth Mcad School. is being extensively
decorated for the owning o] the. lull
term on September 15th. Paper-bana-
crs and painters have been busy and
by tho time the pupils return the house
will be in unusually attractln trim to
trust them: Miss Brandi r. the
principal, lies been shroud. tiring the
summer. but is now in Norwalk. A
number of new boarding pupils have
already been enrolled.
' strut-Millie
‘osuocasmoswvasvi '
.Ths “First and Third Democratic
down and city of Norwalk primaries
will'bs held t is evening.
delegates to the state. representsilve
at large. consresslonsl shriovalty, sen? .
etoriai and probate conventions. and
the town ticket, will be made up. The
FlrIt'distrlct will meet at. Brewer &
Maione's teed store in Main air-set,
the Second will meet in a vacant store
in Water street. the Third will meet
in Skelly a Howard's’ cigar store in ‘
Wail street, and the Fourth will meet
in E. .l. Finnegan's shore 'in Main
street. All the electors that are nam-
ed for the purpose of going into con-
vention will be known at Brewer a
Msione's store after each district has
made up its work. The time and city
Democratic conventions will be held
later, the town convention being set
for tomorrow evening. while the city
convention date has not been named
as yet. , ‘
in teaching the young idea how to
shoot it is Just as well to supply him
with blank cartridges.
THE
Elizabeth Mead. School
FOR diets
Hillside. Norwalk. Conn.
The School will open for the Fall
'I'crm on Thursday. September ill. at
nine o‘clock. '
College preparatory and general
courses for older (iris: klnderxarten,
primary and intermediate departments.
Arrangements made for meeting chil»
dren who use the then s and for serv-
ing a hot lunch ... one and illus-
trated circular on' piicatloo.
The Principal may be seen at the
School any morning alter September 6.
Margaret R. Bundling». A. I.
The'iouri
districts will u maths electors to so ’
into convention later to nominate the
fronoanow
Women’s ‘
Neckwear
leendid lot Women's pretty
Middy Windsor Ties. good styles
and colorinzs; regularly 50cm;
Women‘s Jabots, tine lawn. trim-
med with line lace and insertion;
regular price 26c ...... ...12l/,c
250 and 50:: Dutch Collars~~A
special lot oi Dutch Collars.
trimmed with Venlse and imita-
tion lrish laces. While the lot
lasts ................ ..ch
Make Your Money
Earn More than
4%.... .
W
l have a low shares oi stock of the
United llutchers' Supply Corporation.
incorporated under the lows of the
t‘ommonwoalih of Massachusetts and
doing a daily cash business. i believe
this stool: will pay dividends of more
than lot-‘1p on cvory dollar you invest in
it. The corporation owns and controls
valuable patents. The motion it II [91.02
in; this stock on the market is to In-
crunch the factory space and present
capacity. The above is practically a
randomly with no mniioiltion.
in a very short while thlI stock
should be worth a great deal more
than its par value. it is now selling
at till par. o .
This is not a risk. it is a sure thing.
This business has existed (our years
and each day b
creasc‘ln Its
iniurmstion and
Edward sinusoid . « Attorney
2M Devonsltiro 0L. . IOSTON. MAIO.
r ’6’ ‘1;
Optician
The Pleasure of Reading
THAMER
is denied runny people. look
after your eyes now and retain
your eyesight :ior llior yours.
We have a Physician. who is a
Skilled Eye Specialist. In cliarae
oi our l-iyo lieparimeni. NO
CHARGE FOR EXAMINATION.
87 ATLANTIC SQUARE
Stsmiord. Conn.
Open Monday 0: Saturday Eveninas
Phone «0
I3 AND as WASHINGTON 31'.
Free Delivery
A. F. Beckmann 81 co.
SOUTH NOIWALK
can government is tho party boss. and
under the present laws all attempts to.
destroy his power have been iaiiurcs.i
in that the results have not boon lost-
.President Roosevelt terms "The
.I. J. Hill of Connecticut at the re-'
‘ cent session and has acne over to the MM and corrupt politics."
booming about its prospects in this
”Wand short) session oi the Sixty»
hm Countess but commands the
We” of pressing itwwhsther or.
flab-as sure to better the chance oi
, its adoption by the Sistyaetiond.«
his. The power oi the houses lie in
the last that they absolutely control
the nominating machinery. and their
usual connection with certain business
ventures has given birth to what or-
no-
holy alliance between corrupt bust-
The remedy for this state of affairs
lies in direct primary legislation ior
every other», thus putting in the bands
oi the voters the power of mllilflK their
own nominations. and in public «or
vice commissions to regulate the
charges and restrain the greed of all
natural monopolies. illicit as telegraph.
telephone. steam and cleril‘lc railway.
us and electric light and water com-
panics.
These laws are in actual operation
in several stains. and while it must be
admitted that they are (or from per.
feet. they have at least partially sc-
complilhed the desired results. and ii
is very sisnihcsnt that they have met
.with the most determined opposition
from politicians. bosses and those pub
its service corporations who are pur-
suing a "public he declared" policy.
O
Norwalks’ Largest, Cleancst and
Best Stocked Grocery
NQXT TIME THY IIOKMANN'O
FANCY DWEET POTATOII. per
posit .............. .....360
DRAKE IROTHIRI' SPONGE CAKE. “all . ......... ........ 10¢
caows acres saauo coma lpound can .
Mission canoes CIVLON veal
PAROWAX (for sealing Jelly. sin). 3 packages ......
0 pounds. . . .we.
to pounds IUGAR. . Jim,
poundesn.... ........ .....400
up.
w. pounds. . .ziio
You can get letter Premiums in Return ior Piotr lumps. Why not cei-
iset Them?
9
i'ihsingoid or Teutonic Issrs. bottled at the Inwary. Getting more
Popular Ivory Day
One 24 bottles. . . . . . . . .. $1.15.
12 bottles tor ..............00ti
Ihrst’s. eehiitx. Rabat. Anhsuasr leash. Budweiser. Wurshumr. I.
a w.. imperial. Pabst lius million. Falstaii and Othsrm
...... “HAM“..- --.. ...... .
Walter llieakr's a
is it
i
19c
Chocolate - - - - 19c
liislmperstivethat votersorboth es- la . W889
parties attend their respective caucus- g “nuprzng'r Lima ‘ M » m
”I” ranrmm ‘M Q‘Ic‘ . “9.. . "a". ehslisIhl‘alelllasleohullee-s.lssssgnsosoeiillllh
pledge iroin their candidates to sup TWIN“. ll" (WAN -~- "
port such limitation end thereby make
our government. in fact. as well as in
name, a government or the people, by
the people. in place or government by
a lilical oligaruhy.
bashing you for your courtesy. l
, Im.
W curios Williams. oi the
' Very truly yours.
“limit.“ MOHAMOM
Peaches. Plums. Pears. Lemons. Apples. Muslimeions. Carrots, Squash. Cu~
numbers. Beets, Cabbage. ~ .
W
so wears slam artisan
. ‘ UNITED GROCERY co.
lure-Aw; .. . ...
Will i“:
.a lurker the
flute. Phil ’
r from ‘
Regular $1.49
Cluster Puffs
Large Cluster l'uil’s. made of
title crude hair. While 98c
the lot lasts ...........
Hose
Supporters
One lot Women's Pad House Sun-
porters. assorted siylos; 29
tenderly 50c .......... c
Jewelry
One lot lleauiy‘l’ius, all
styles; maular price
10c
..t ................
good
Sc
Our House
Dress
Department
is always busy. The stock of
these aarmonlu is large. if you
need a Drona we can please you.
Reaular $1.98
tomorrow
FRIDAY- as usualr— Great Values i.
am we make it worth YOUR while. worth EVERY-
B DY'S while. to visit our store. Here are hints at the
low prices on thinas'you need. Everyone should be ex-
tremely eager to share in these remarkable bargains
ii
New Waists
in Dutch neck, long or short
sleeves, plain tailored ones.
Special at
98c, $1.50; $1.98
and $2.98
All Wool
Sweaters
in all will" and m. $1.98 .
Ladies’ Cotton
Union Spits
[moo trimmed. low neck. sleeve
less. all sizes; e ularl
25c ........... r “....y 170
Men’s Cotton
Socks
All aim; regular price
10¢ ......................
- Children’s
Wash Suits
39c
7.0
in all sides; mRillll‘ 50c
quality ................
Turkish
Towels
150 dozen good quality
bleached Turkish liuth
Towels; value the
full
lilc
Linen Suits
ligiiiiii-ii‘hi’ii‘éé $1.98
Women's 50c. Double-
finger Tipped -
Silk Gloves
Knyscr‘s Silk Gloves. iwociasp,
all sizes; black. white, tan. While
iii. .".’F..i“.“.‘.“...‘.'f‘f¥‘fl 36c
Reg.
50. Bags
in black. seal grain strap
back; sllstyies and kinds
39c
Ladies’ and
Children’s
Handkerchiefs
White hematitched; regu- 2c
lar he quality ....... . . ..
woopncnv's sacred“ son. '
regular 19c ................. 17s
HABCOCK'S CORY L 0 P S l S
TALCUM POWDER, 150. . . .120
Hemstitched
All Linen
Table Cloths
We have just received 50 more
of these celebrated Table
moths; “3'9”" price $1 29
.
White
Waistings
About loco yards short lengths
..............
as high as 290 .........
White Waistings; value 14
C
Millinery Department
Our Miillnery Departures! is lull of genuine bargains. Now is the time to buy. We
have reduced all Trimmed and Unclaimed Hats. also all
uncanny Trimmings
$2 50 and $3 Untrimmcd Hats
82 Sailor Hats -
$5, $6 and $7.50 Trimmed Hats
NIARLY DROWNID COMIADI.
Worker for the United Item Govern.
ment at Ocean island Nearly
Fell Outboard.
Considerable sport was had at the
listen a boiler Company’s whsri
Tuesday afternoon. when one of the
laborers employed by the United
States government in melting experi‘
ments with ms at (loose island. tell
overboard. The government launch
‘snd schooner were at the dock in
South Not-walk getting under way to
return to (loose island, when the man
nrabhed the dolphin on the schooner.
No monet- had he done so that he was
struck in the chest. and buried over-
.board. He turned a complete seiner
sanit. and landed in about three feet
otniud and water. He let out several
yells to his friends not to let him
drawn. and struck out viaorously for
the shore. some on the boat kindly
threw him a line, and the man Mull“
it. and was dressed partly up the
schooner's side when his court-sites
suddenly let up on the rope and the
man shot back into the water. This
time. to the dim» or the victim and
the amusements! tbs onlookers. The
then finally allowed the nearly drown»
oil also to. pot on board the host.
performance was nputsd several w
RIM. IOTATI “LII.
The following real estate sales have
germ recorded in the town clerk‘s oi-
0e:
Oliver (look to Robert li‘. Bcslsl, lot.
Rowsyton avenue. War.
Dudley it. lloyi to Mary l’ihichester.
house and lot. Sound View Terrace.
War. .
Mumford 'i‘. llaaley to John '1‘.
Hayes. lot and buildings. Menard
.streei. War.
John 1‘. Hayes to Mumford '1‘. Bags
icy, lot. Blocum street. War.
John shermen Hoyt and Charles W.
Bell. to trustees of Methodist Episco-
pal Ohurch of Marion, lot. Rower-
lon. War.
Frank 0. Johnson in Morris Epstein
and Harry it. hates. lot and buildings.
Bummitt avenue. War.
Edger w. roster to Joseph J. Lin:-
wsilsr. to acres. Winnipsus. War.
(lbarlss (3. Bohemian and music i.
hearse to Gertrude hohsnnan. lot and
bniidlna in Chapel street. . ar.
taster Hyatt and others James A.
Stillman. Westerly. it. 1.. two and one
haii' acres. Strawberry Hill avenue.
ar.
lidreund P. Horton to Joseph Bray.
two lots. Wilton avenue. War.
Freak hi. Glasses and touts 8. been
to Mus N. Philcox. loll Harbor View
beach. War.
8t. Ladisiaus Church to Joseph
Kinks and wife. four lots. Elm Grove
street. War.
Raymond O. Daniels to Archibald i1.
Foss. Darius. Seymour beach and four
acres of salt meadow. War. '
GOING TO THE WHITE MOON.
TAINO.
The Recreation Tourist Co. have er.
ranged two Autumnal Tours to the
White Mountains lesvin; Holidays
tiept. 12th and liiih..els day trips cost-
ing only ”1.00 trots New Haven.
which included accommodations at
the due Sinclair Hotel. hsthlehein.
.trotn Honda to haturdsv. also the
deilahtiui F ume' carriage ride of
about 0 miles.
Sunnis the last tour or this seem
to Block stand returning Monday. 8
days trip $10.50.
it carries early with The llscre
stion Tourist 00., itill Orange at... New
Haven. 'l'el. incl. ‘
W
lfsii carrier Thomas 8. Murray. oi
iisrriet street. who was taken ill at
the special town meeting on Huntley
night is able to beashost lulu. al-
though he has not as yet resumed his
duties in the lint-wait post silos.
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Norwalk Chronicler