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if! VOLLMIR AND, THE
iv or origin": uswuv.
The Sentinel takes pride in am
nolng the election of Chief of Po
“lice William Volliner to the allies of
h‘riff of Fairneld County. and ccnii
y expects he will all the import-
once with credit to himself, the
and the whole county.
Naturally The Sentinel talies elapse-0
ride in the success of Sheriff-elect
illnere canvass. for It believed him
be the man who should succeed
' fl Sidneyolt'. stiey at the con-
, ,nltji’nion of the lstter‘s present terin.
Mil Hartley's political methods. after
' .j'longvtenure of once. had become
atrocious to the electors oi the county.
A: and partioulsrly. of course. to the Re-
publicsn electors. that a change was
. demanded. This was proved beyond
‘ doubt when Sherid Hawiey threw his
flintli ‘against Congressmen E. J.
Hill In the last contest for the United
78th“. Senate. A great many Republi-
ooh. hold, Sheriff Hawiey responsible
tor Senator Frank B. Brandeges's suc-
‘f case at tile expense or liar. unused
an alert alnce he get the sherii! back
rhllw the ‘good graces of the electors
-. «fluently for a repetition of his can-
‘ didacy in former years failed.
Months ago The Sentinel warned
instinct the remornlnatlon of snoriii
Hurley. This warning was accepted
on sound one generally, but was com-
blttsd in some quarters. particularly
‘hy the Bridgeport Republican papers.
_ but how fruitless was their support of
Ir. Hawley in an effort to stem” the
popular tide against him was. yester-
day’s result proves. They had not
reached the point yet where they saw
the handwriting on the wall.
It» was stated at the time in The
.. tinsl that while e'herlii Has-lay
. taste undoubtedly acompliah his own
’ Milan. his real light would be
. ~tho polls. The sequence of events
i he been identically as predicted.
: slid: the result that Sheriff Heels)
1 iii. exit as a power In Fairileld
politics.
lint a breath or criticism has been
. in“ against Mr. Hawley’e conduct
' Willi Mes of sheviif and all who have
“a. battle with him have found in
”I I foe worthy of their steel. The
to Sheriff Hawley has been
entirely to his political aetle
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VNBND OIMOOIATIOWIIG.
nineties over many ssplansr
bolus offered for the Demo-
. in Connecticut. The dit-
within the Republican lines.
by the bitter uneduca-
' rial nomination fight i.
Wis have been a coneiderabls
one that coconuts-lubed
‘ the chief factor was the
. as in other sateen-the
‘ this
mmnmusuiasunma
“ the port at the Republicans to retrieve
”I“
. our citmh mpcclsily called to an
church.
. and all are welcom
.who. like Chief Vollmer. has for many
luminescent-salami.
in. years will develop is problematlcai
but it will require heroic measures on
the present situation.
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noel-mi. uusshs' csaousricu.
The upiterasnt of elections having
ed. the attention of
lmwMIItMng to be held tonight
in the South Norwslk Methodist
The three graduates of the
training class at the Norwalli Hospital .
are to be presented with their well-
earned diplomas. A program of un
usual merit in connection with the
presentation has been arranged. The
tier. A. B. Kavansgh. now connected
with the Sonny Hospital; and thellon.
John H. Light are the craters. Miss
Bump will sing. and hires H. C. Bher-
er. president of the Board of Lady Vial-D
tors of the Hospital, will give the dip«
lomss. The Nor-walk Hospital is very
near to the hearts of all right-minded
”citizens and calls out a loyal response
when an appeal is made. Let us give
the young women who have served so
faithfully and their lndefatlgable ln~
structress Mitre King a hearty greet.
log tonight.
The meeting is open. to the public
New
Oil!
The following young indies will re-
ceive their certificates this. evening:
Misses Manors Frances Raleigh. Joe
ophlhe Blanche Nutting and Anna
Frances Barry.
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ATTORNEY GENEHAL LIGHT.
The popularity of Attorney General
John H. Light as a state wide candi-
date was demonstrated as the com-
plete returns Were received this room
Ing. He received the highest vote oi
anyone on the state ticket. his plural-
ity being 7,108. This proves to his
many friends that no mistake was
made when he was nominated for the
office. and was Immediately appointed
to ill! the unexpired term oi Judge
Marcus Holcomb. General Light‘s
decisions on several important matters
have given universal satisfaction. and
his judicial judgment ban not been
Questioned nines hemmed the im-
portant oilice he will now fill for a full
term and probably a great while long-
or.
did
”...—......
CHIEF PENNING’I’ON.
With the elevation of Chief of Police
William Volimer to the chic. of sheriil
of Fairileld county. the office from
which he goes becomes vacant. in di-
rect line for the chleftancy ls Cap
lain oi Police William R. Pennington
years been a conscientious and faith-
ful member of the police force, worthy
of promotion. 'iosi Captain Penning-
ton will become i'blef Pennington ls
hoped not unreasonably by his boat of
friends.
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The Hartford Coursnt. which fought
hard for the nomination and election
of Charles A. Goodwin. takes comfort
In the belief that indications are that
the Legislature will be Republican by
a comfortable majority. and that for-
mer Governor George P. lliclrean has
an overwhelming majority of the lie-
publican members. ills truiinphai
election to the United States Senate.
it declares. is assured
Mm
The Town of Norwalk decided yes-
terday that the wants to try Democrw
tic representatives in the legislature.
which plan it carried out by a materi-
.ty of the other towns. might have to
sulted in the sending of John 8. tier-
inour. of Nor-walk. to the United
States Senate.
w‘}_..h._ n___
ileuatcrs Jeremiah Donovan and
Stiles Judson will now have an oppor-
tunity to pair up in the Bessie. where
it is predicted they will be a combina-
tion that will be frequently heard
from. .
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Ths decidedly complimentary vote
accorded Attorney General John ll.
Light indicates how Mg he would have
heated up as a gubernatorlsIIcsadl-
date In yesterday‘s election.
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ilpeaiisr Joseph 0. Causes is one at
muss few rssruea frets the moral lis-
puhlic wreck. Tile Dsnvills district
sends Ilncls Joe been to Washington
with a slightly reduced masonry.
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leastor Donovan mavens to his
turner title sentinel by seine silos
"arses old warrior of the leash.”
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hermit. M It. Monti” I
Westminiiill'srstarsbm
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lsh type.
ducting cart
Journal.
aovernment."
siructionist
World.
There are a lot of people
country who would be lilad to
something cheap it it is only a chro
mo. ~Dsllss News
TIN YIABB A00 TODAY
awe-eas—
Friday. elevsinbsr s. 1900.
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A tramps nest in the Ryan barn on
the Wilson Point road was broken up
by the South Norwslli police force.
A terriilc explosion in Brick Moun—
tain colliery. near Msboney
sylvanla. lulled several men.
A summer resort at Biloxi. Miss.
was wiped out by homes. the loss ex-
ceeding $300,000
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aioH'r To run POINT.
Portugal is leanins toward this Amer-
ican constitution rather than the Brit-
One suggestion is worth
while. She should and out what to do
with ex- presidents. and put it into the
fundamental law. That Is a point we
unhappiiy neglected .——-Brooklyn Eagle
......
They are going to teach housekeep-
ing up at Wellesley.
practical
Haven Palladium.
......
Fish dealers predict that In
mackerel will be as door as lobsters. ' lid promote nutrition.
But so long as the price of prunes is
kept down the most oi us boarders will
try to stand it.——Scranton Tribune-Re
linbllcan.
......
The late Julia Ward Howe was one
number who demonstrated
you can argue for Women sudragc
without ringing dinner bells oi- con-
tsil oratory.—-Meriden
....
China's propoeed senate is referred
to as "another step in representative
When China can hold
her own liorimer and lellnger Inves‘
ilgatlons she will be thoroughly civilis-
ed and progressive—bus Angelou Her-
......
Uncle Sam's equipment of a special
lifesaving car for use in case of min-
ing accidents is an extension of fed-
eral activities to which no strict con~
will obieci..~New York
......
~Mr Hearst is staying longer In New
York than any other muscuito.-Bnl-
Ilmore Sun.
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Joe h‘ornker didn't use any weasel
words in reference to the colonel any.
how.——Washington Post.
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Mark Twain left an estate valued at
astronomy writer who leaves so
much instilles a susplclon that he did-
n "i hate as much fun in life as he was I
entitled to ——Hoston Post
QtY. Penn-
The Idea Is more
then It will be popular»-
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Bil illll lilfllil
We are so confident that we can
which relief for Indigestion and dye-
pepsia that we ll lots. to supply the
medicine free on i cost to every one
who treat it according % directions
who is not perfectly satis ed with the
results. We exact no Promises and
out no one on or any unit alien what-
ever. Surely othl coil 01 be fairer.
We are located righ here where you
live. and our reputation“.hould be sub
ilclent assurance of the genuined‘ess of
our offer.
with indigestion or dye pain in any
.form to come to our i'eiand get a
box of Rexnil Dyspepsia Tablets. Take
them home. and give i In I reason-
able trial, according tol ill cottons. They
are very pleasant to take: they aoothe
the irritable stomach, strengthen and
'lnvigorste the digestive organs. our
mote a healthy and natural bowel ac-
tion. almost immediately“ relieve use.
see and stomach irritation. produce
healthy digestion and laalrnllstlon
time
Three sites.
i are 50c and 31.00. Remember you can
obtain Rexall Remedies onlys st—~Tlie
Rexsll Store. The Clifford Pharmacy.1
Quittucr it Canty. Props.
THE BENTINILIB BULLETINB.
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Grant Crowns Wstoeoe Iii. aster-nets
Front of the Office Last Night.
As customary. and’aa always expect-
that
Icrowds that gather about The Sentinel
other. on election night. and the multl
tudc of inquiries for interruption. The
Sentinel was depended on for the elec-
tion news.
it was not a surp to the public.
therefore. that the run and accurate
news concerning election locally.
throughout the state and nationallv.
KM announced from The Sentinel of-
one.
As early as 8 o'clock. the crowds be.
gan gathering in front of The Sentinel
ofllce of publication In Washington
street. until it extended entire! across
the highway and above and be at The
Sentinel building for a considerable
distance. and the wire was kept hot
with inquiries.
The news was liulletiiied arid mega.
phoned at frequent intervals until with
night. shortly after which time the
special election edition of The Bentl-
nel was issued. giving details of the
vote here and elsewhere.
The young 8(3ch never liked
his niothenin-Iaw. and this weighed
heavily on the mind of his wife. who
it“.
buy
in Philadelphia a man has been sent was ill.
to jail for three days for praying They i
send them to the state house for steal- (she said to him, "
ing; Charleston News and (‘ourier
Calling her husband to her bedside
lad. l’m rem
ill and i think l'in gang to dos. and
before l are i want you to gle me a
"What
1 Iron that when l dee PM
it seems probable that after the ith promlle "
of next March the senate will never be i
the same again
"l'll promise." said“ Bandy
That's one of the Is it?"
thing that makes the ultimate con ‘
sumcr so hopeful~lndlsnapolls News. [have a fine funeral. and i want you to
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ride up In front in a rarrlsgewi my
mother.
"\teel. ” sadly tilled Sandy,
"1' ve giod ye my wofim sn‘ Pll tell
one thing. ye' vs a badly
in.e kwsuccess Nagaslna.
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VIIY IBIT CRIAMIIY IUTTBI. A POUND ........... . . . . . . . . . . . . .850
FANCY MAINE POTATOBB . . .
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Pill! LARD.APOUND. ....... ...... ..x...... ..i7o
ALP COUPON * r" ‘
eat this Moon. unseat it at an
are this week. and by buying
wash of nvessrlse. ascent sensor i
will receive to otamps Free {
AA! PANCV PATINT FLOUR. 245/. lb. so. . ....................... sso
......r. “toucbushsl Nepali
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The Great A&P Tea Company
ins wasmun‘rou IT. acorn nonwaut.
Tel. No. 909.1)cllverlss 8:30 a. m. and 2.3. p. in.
Free Delivery.
10 Pink Steiner: ~10PinkStsnipsFrce
“ohm.
Thursday. Nov. 10th
is Dividend Day
Bringmbooklnandget TEN STAMPSy FREE
”INN. OUT BRIG“ THIB WBIK
II. t‘. coronation. pkg. is libsdale'l‘oau rs
florist-ch Brandcornltavch. pits... Is it lbs. Soda kascs'fflrmgs.
Walter haterst‘locoa. can ........los ll lbs. New buckwheat ....au
gr;mannallest0oooa.un......:g magmMoeTmtoes. ..u.
‘4“! Wu.” asssseusssssst c .4.
Israelis nun Oatmeal. saunas»: 3' mound” w
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‘ MOMMA” Williams! in lanes bottle ..........
my. m” son Dillon. save)
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31"” “TAP. Fruit . . .....III .~
and daisy-day
LsyinYowPomoesfcrdlc
swimmmom Will asii
sessstssseoaessns WM
tattesstseaesaaass
countess-see WW...
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We want every one who is troubled '
1
ed by the public. shown by the bis'.
From 2 Until
6 o'Clock .
usual opportunity
on all purchases. Note the prices.
come and see
the excellent qualities
we quote here.
Thursday 5 4 hour ‘
SALE ““3 33112.53
THIS week’s special prices
give Our customers an un-
to save money
Women’s Drawers
Made of good quality muslin
with flare ruifle of embroidery;
regularly sold at 50c: all sizes;
l-liour Bale
39c
Corsets
Odds and ends of popular makes.
Including “ ‘. B." and it a G.
regular of. to values iliour
Sale ‘1 ‘
YOUR DIST CHANCE TO BUY
Waists
High grade Waists of line lawn
-a lot that are slightly crossed
and soiled from handling. but
otherwise perfect; soap and we.
ier will malts them as pod as
new: moor of them are beauii»
fully trimmed with imported
ombrolderlea and laces: regular
81.00 to 81.50 values. l-liour
hale 49c
Flanncletie Gowns
Extra quality li‘lannsleite in
pinlr and white and blue and
white stripes: low and high
neck styles; ”.00 value. i-Hour
.... 79c
Gloves
Women's z-claei: (lashineretle
Gloves. fancy lined. biaelr only:
all sises: motile: 25c ousiitlh
e-Hour Bale
17c pair
Handkerchiefs
Men's plain white bemetltched
Handkerchiefs, excellent value.
at be each. l-iiour Sale
6 for 19c
Laces
All Linen Tort-hon Laces and
insertions, widths from 2 to 4
inches: regular 8 to We values.
l~Hour Sale
5c yard
Boys’ Pants
Boys' School Pants. all slses. 4
to 15 years; heavy cloth: reit-
ularly sold at 50c and We. 4-
Hour Bale 39c
Comfortables
50 large also Comfortables.
heniy quality covering. cotton
filled. scroll stitched: value
81.75. Miour Sale
$1.48
Sleeping Garments
Children's fleeced lined Bleeping
(laments. grey ribbed; since I
to 5 years; regularly 25c. l-
Hour Sale
190
' Boys' Sweaters
Gray Wool Ilwenlers. with red
and blue borders; regularly sold
at ".00. Minor Bale
79c
Ribbed Corset
Covers
indies‘ Ribbed Corset Covers,
long and short sleeves. extra
sizes: regular 35c quality. 4-
. 29c
Silkolenc
in rill new patterns. full yard
wide; worth 12%c yard. l-licur
Sale
8%
Curtain Scrim
Colored Scriinu for curtains:
worth 22c yard. I-llour Sale
150 yard
Table Cloths
All linen Hematltcbed Table
Cloths. soft finish. line quality;
value $2.00 each. i-Hour Sale
$1.29
Sheets
200 heavy Bleached Sheets. 2%
by 2% yards long. the very best
quality on the market; value
89c ea. 4-Hour Sale
14c each
Notions and
Small Wares
22‘lnch wavy hair SWITCHES.
values from $2.00 to £3.98. Your
choice at .................. ”a
(‘haifee's Mercerised SKIRT
llilAll) in colors only; 5-yard
pieces at ............... 10o pc.
Stamped Velvet HAND BAGS.
black with gilt frame and cord
handle sso
"Hope" SAFETY PlNS nicltel
all sises. 3 cards for ....... be
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BLBOTION IN BTAMPORD.
Dr. Charles I. Itowellnoulssns' 0s»-
aldeas, chosen as Mayor
Dr. mom. I. iloviell was slsctad
Never of ntsstterd yesterday. by s
m votes over Gales a.
nelsocrstlcnoflnss. and
:30“ over notes.
a the third
tins“ councilman Miler:
elected with Dr. aim
Nicola». iris .
publican. while air. “ripest-iris. Is a
Democrat and a format resident of
Ilenth Norwallt.
PMOIATB JUMBO TO HOLD AN did:
ANA “BI-MI V.
HARTFORD. Nov. n-w'l‘hs regular
nation: of the Conectioitt Probate
as.“ v trill be held in the capitol on
Wednesday Nov bar It,“ 10:00
more as. several later-
was.
An THIY KNOW OAlNIdll.
And these. according to the starri-
ination papers in one room. are
what Andrew Carnegie III. was. and
Invented the mower and reaper.
Member of the President's Cabinet.
A British spy.
Went over to France to pat helil
for the United states.
on?" after-dinner speaker in Ameri-
A atssi magn
invented wireless telegraph!-
IIsnersi in the Indian-American
Hind of the stool Trust.
“Bun walking the floor because of '
debts. all?! sold Windmill «
“its..." replied the improvideat per
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