THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
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TUESDAY. JAN. :34; 19:!
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Ma‘s nelson. Editor and Proprietor
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TUESDAY JAN. 24, ion
Ministers Almanac for Tumorrow
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SOCIETY NOTICES
- MASONIO DIRECTORY.
...A Ont-d OOnVoeailon of Butler
.' .Ohlptsr. R. A. M.. will be held at Its
‘ ”rooms. January 24th, 1911, It 8 o 'clwk
‘; m. Work, R. A. M. door-es. Rs-
roshmonts. All R. A. Masons cordial-
‘ . 1y and internally Invited.
Fraternally yours.
ROBERT M. WILCOX, Bec'y.
:30 p. m.
:44-2e-Branch Oitlco. Norwsik /‘
. p300 ~Edltor's Residence
‘ Wits! Editor's Residence
t Merchants and Manufacturers
Association
J EB EMORY STEVENS 0Presidents
. DBPA VicfiiPreslfn
’_ in: CONSOLIDATION MUOOLE.
. .l At the meeting of the South Non
~ walk council last night to hear var-
ious committee reports and to con-
. alder the consolidation oi‘ the Town
‘ . of Now/slit Into the City oi South Nor-
wallt. the- discussion was lively but
resulted In leaving the last question
A in as much of a muddle on ever. Pen“
sons living outside the city Were per.
mitted to vote on the question of
consolidation; the vote or the people
regarding a civic center was over-
ridden. the matter being turned over,
to the mayor and council, and the
bonding of the city for $100,000 for
street paving was approved.
80 for as consolidation Is concerned
only the old platitudes tor cansoildw
ties were presented. but no facts. Ils-
ures or sensible reasons given for any.
change In the government of South
Norwslit. Nothing was advanced to
show how expenses would he reduced.
or how in any way this city. or any oi’.
the outlying districts, would be ad-
vsntoged by changing the none of
our general government from town to
city.
Until those who are moving for the
consolidation of the town into a city,
with the some diversity of sectional?
government as at present. formulate
some plan in the shops oi the propos-
ed new charter, there is no occasion;
for a general discussion of the sub-
ject. ,As it Is a matter of vital inter.
est. it should be given the fullest con?
stderstlon. and until the time comes
sacs NW proposition is presented in
tangibleiorm, it cannot be given ser«'
lous‘pttention. ‘ ‘ ' ‘
. . . '
. TEN YEARS AGO TODAV. ..
Thursday. January 24,1901.
...—...
General {tuition Frost announced to
the members of the Norwalk bar that
other duties finds it Imperative tor
(”Mitt to mile from the judzsshlp oi
the Norwolk Town Court. and that he
; undid lilo: sat dud May 1 by Attorney
’ W RI 1* ”it". ~
The hoard oi directors oi the Y. Iii.
' o.‘ All discussed the matter of raising
“0.0” tor the construction of s new
Y M II. It. bundles.
'l‘iiIrt buildings were destroyed by
Lil in. Neutron. Cs'nads. the loss
‘ mutt at i3.000.000.
‘ VII; rm proclaimed King
hi the ceremony held at at
i . m
but: Nation u said to be out-
" lento one disputed this; the mist
_ Hose Company‘s pool tournament was
trolls pro-trotted We
33-6-
rs why an? outstation:
..fiufl has. where hii
posters are not andro-
Moos"
lllliliilllii T0
TAKE IIPDRTAIT
‘ ‘ BILLS Ill‘ FIRST
01' the judiciary committee have held
two meetings and after lunch discus-
sion decided to take up the most im-
portant oi the hundreds of bills to he
referred to them without deluy. The
bills 0: minor importance will be the
last taken up by the committee und
In this the members of the judiciary
have broken a time~worn custom. 0r-
dinarily the judiciary committee takes
up the light hills and disposes of
them iirsl. but this session the order
of things will be reversed and the bills
on which the long and hard tights. such
on the public utilities and others. will
be disposed oi’ as curly In the session
as possible. it Is stated that February
‘1. has been set its the date for the iirst
hearing of bills by the judiciary. but
whether the utilities bill will be taken
up at thllt hearing has not, been deter-
mined.
The effort of Senator Spellacy to
have a spednl committee created to
deal with the employers liability bill.
workmons compensation tict and kin
dred bills Is doomed to failure. It up
peers. The special committee proposi-
tion. which Is rather favored by the
labor union representatives who are
lobbying for the organized workmen
or the state. is opposed by many re-
publican members of the senate In
which the matter is being thrashed out
snd‘not a few of the democrats dis-
like the plan which creates s commits
tee to consist of two members at the
senate and seven members oil the
house. Senator Stiles Judson. rcpnb
licon lender otthe senate. is of the
opinoin that bills attracting labor and
the corporations oi the state, such on
the compensation act and others M'—
this sort, could properly be dealt with
by a joint committee composed of the
members oi the judiciary on labor
committees. Senator Judson t s for
has objected to a special committee be
ing crested ior this work. but whether
he will withdraw this objection will
be known- Tuesday for which day Sen-
ator Spellacy‘s resolution (or a special
committee has been made the order of
the day.
PUTNAM HOSE POOL GAMES.
Second Round in the Contest Started
With Two Games. Last Night.
The second round in the Putnam
played last night. George w. Boxer.
(ins detented William Mills and E. W.
Clark defeated George Lindcberg. the
detailed scores being as I'ollowa:
Lindoborg, 100. Clark. 80.
i-i It)
to 16
14 27
17~2 87
2—2 45
28ml 63
38 {Vi-«l
47-1 62
I31 70
60—1 74
iii-«l N
89 78
93 so
Referee, Philip Seth; scorer, Henry
lit-leer.
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Bagel-duo. 75. Mills. 40.
l: 2——1
21 8
31ml 9—2
43-4 III—d
61~2 ii-«i
59~2 18——-I
7i 20-»1
76 24
Release Frederick Weishelt; scor-
or Richard Cmflh.
Toiiiuht the state villi between
lihomsa Smith 60. and 'I‘ ore Byx
her. 35 and Fred Scoflcld. .ir.. 100 and
John Meeker, 85.
South Nev-walk Club Pool.
Two more games were played oil
last night in the pool tournament at
the South Norwslk Club. Howard 1..
towndes. loo defeated E. w Fitch.
100, In Class A. by the score at 100 to
83, and George ii lockwood, 90. de
tested .1 irvlns Dibble. 15 in Class B
by the score oi 90 to Is.
H.111. nowut and Dr. Mallory were
the oilicials In the Fltch- Lowndsl
some and Hort-y Dexter and Dr. Mal
iory In the Lockwood Dibble some.
The Osborn Corbett game In Glass
A. scheduled for this evening. has been
played. but Harry Dexter. 100, and
George ii. Caitrsy. In Class 1),er to
play this evening.
.. RAPID STORY WRITING.
A lent Till! Dumas Mods I Weller
and the Result.
Fer rspidlt oi composition the prise
anions novellsts must be worded to
Alexander Domes who died with over
8.000 hooks to his credit, In oil 0!
which he had some share. According
to Mr. Arthur F. Davidson. one or his
biographm he Orton assisted that
When once it hsd lumped out In his
mind the scheme at s novel or o Is:
work Was nrsotiohliy sump na-
si no the there writiux oi it pro-
ne dililoulty one could he not
"so last is the pen could travel.
w om
M gunk! “iii his head the
mildly ior do to Nelson
snot
genera its his not rot mittens
'Mnrtini Cocktails
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MIDNIGHT SUN BANQUET.
Landlord James Connors Prepares a
Fine Menu for Tonight.
The mldwlnter bouquet of the h‘ol-
lowurs oi” the Midnight. Sun will be
held this evening at 7:30 o‘clock ill
the liolol Mnbackemo. Members and
friends. who have not yet secured
their tickets can do so by calling at
the hotel oillce before ll o'clock this
svoniug. Landlord .lsmes Connors
has prepared one 0! the linost buns
quote over served In the hotel, as will
he noted I’rom the following:
Cream of Celery
Celery
Oysters n In itslnokin
lioiginn llure n in Mnrylnntl
Swoot l’otnto (lluce
Apricot Sherbet
Roast Vermont, Turkey,
Stuffed Currant Jelly
Mashed Potatoes Mnslled Turnips
Sslnd o In Mohnckemo
Plum Pudding. llurtl it: lirnutly Sauce
(‘resni (illness and Waters
llomi 'I‘ilssc
Olives Pickles
(lerlntm Ton
(,‘lgnrettcs
Ln Marquise
(‘Ignl‘s
Pall Mall
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahackemw—E. B. Gaylor. ll. ('3.
Carey. ii. I‘legnrty. S. ii. Van Nurtwcd,
II. J. Ward. J )umpbcl and wife, ii.
A. Henry and wiie. to. House. .1. A. it'-
wln. V. H. Jenkins. New York; .I. I.
Iiurkhsrdi. South Kent. Conn: W. (l,
McLuughlln. J. ll. Simons. Now its-
rcn: W. E. liuuncr. Bridgeport; L. R.
llurlbutt. N. S. iinrlbutt, (1. Wells.
Wilton; George McKay. Jersey City:
it. E. House, ltnrtford; H. Wright.
Newark; I“. J. Wilson, W. Dutl‘bcr.
ltldgcilc‘ld; .l. A lilake Norwnlk; F.
I) Lon-Won .(lrcenstcln, lily.
If you must bet. lot the cook hold
the stocks.
llost Creamery Butter, :1 pound. .
Magnolia Milk n can ........ .....iOc
(‘Iovcr Milk. n (.Illl ............. 10c
Adl‘ Milk n (no ............... Sci.
Evaporated Milk. lnrgc tan ...... 10c
Deliveries 8:30 I.
I
To'. No. 909.
IIAS [ID 8mm
Absolutely Pure
met-rmm
0mm of am:-
IIl Milli.“ LIME PRISPIIATE
Son to II when Inning msiwycloihos
Iratne for your innmircss to use on
ironing day that It In of wood which
will not sinln the clothes i! damp, I'oi'
somctbucs you will want to bang renl-
ly wot clothes on it nnd more than one
housewife lins ruined (intensive waists
and underwear with the unsightly yol-
Iow stnlns tbut connv from 81.11110 of the
woods with which these trslnosc are
mode.
@ Extra SpeCIals ®
-——-—AT THE A&P STORE—-
i
.336 l
Sugar
2:”: pounds Ior ................ $1.25
‘30 pounds {or ......._... .31. 00
It) pounds (or .................. 50c
r1 pounds for . , .. . . .25c
Aski' l lour. 2H: ill but ...... ...85c
The Great A&P Tear Company
124 WASHINGTON 31’. SOUTH NORWALK.
Free Delivery.
m. and2:m30p.
s , - 31.... ......t.-.
THE GREAT
, JANUA RY
l SALE
Greatest on Record
WONDERFUL
WONDERFUL
Wonderful!
That’s the word. Nothing like it ever seen
in these parts. From the very moment the
Cracker Sale
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANV'S CRACKERS FRESH FROM THE
OVENS AT CUT PRICES
,‘.,.
cFa
pkg.
moss Red Grahams
Baronet Biscuit
Zwieback
No limit In quantity at this price. Buy as many as you wish.
doors opened yesterday morning until the
closing "hour at night, every section was
thronged with eager and enthusiastic buy-
ers. IllIt’s a record to be proud of and dem-
8E
MAUO 8. BRAND FLOUR. boo“
VERY SHOT CREAMERY BUTTER, pound ................. 330
FINE MAINE POTATOES. peck ..........: ...................
............ 85c
22c
88 l 85 WASHINGTON 81'.
A. F. Beckmann & Co.
OOUTH NORWALK
onstretes very forcibly that truthful adver-
tising pays. (ll Now, for the balance of the
week, the many items advertised and hurt-
dreds of others are herewplenty for all
Be sure and come
srythins we sell.
126 Washington 8t.
Coffees,Teas,Spices,«c.
Are oi the heat that are found here.
or. In our line on the face of the north.
Test and Try
The Union Pacific Tea Company
Tel. 542-3.
Nothing better and nothing pur-
anllty stands buck offiov-
Free Delivery
Special Sale for This Week Only
Tomorrow
It you can’t come Tomorrow
Come Some Day This Week
5
too can Red Salmon for :6:
tacjsroijamior......................................15c . -.. . ..-. .-..
Good Eup per dozen . . . . . . . . . . ..... ...ng HARTFORD emu“: IN counT. NORWALK Hews Hons: sHO'r. PEACEMAKER sl‘rTsN av A nos.
3 pounds runes for . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . .. ...asc ' iIAIt'iF‘ORD. Jan. st.—~’i‘hrwctilna~ The horse belonging to William Mil- Joseph normalise. at Chapel street.
scans Euros yrup pier 25c men, said to be connected with the Ier was shot this noon by Captain gan’anvog‘ paints: "pigs; on his loft
Any kind Of Pancake Flour, 3 pucksges . . . .. . . . ._ . . . . . . . .. Ase Tong no; in New York. were hetero Thomas Hunt. of the Norwsik Police “mm. lmtxfntlil'twooiiglfti‘rll: 2192:“2:
‘ ‘11:,“ 0! 1.0060,“!
iii“ ”valid“ VI‘I iil‘lt Winnie
l5 Oranges for .25:
Apples. Celery. Sweet Potatoes and Psranips
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
thosonrt’ today. two on charges or
oat-mus ooncosled weapons and
breach of the poses and the third with
brooch. oi the poses. They
are Lee Hons. Lens Leo and Wes
Ghost. All the prisoners were re-
mended to Tuesday under Dentist or
”.000 sloh.
(they were arrested early Sunday
some to s prism store. the pro»
prism of which showed crest excite
mmont. When the police arrived a Milt
dining Mitch the silicon any
. entitled to pull his still. we
. him blackmail- The Oh out or
on visit or the trio to ital-tie is at-
diluted to s Ohinossw tend.
force. itsotnns that the case was re
ported by Dr. Gilbert M. Bruudsxe llild
the police Intestintsd. They found
that the animal had not been shot. as
Dr. Brendon had ordered They then
telephoned word to the State Humane
society. who expected to send a to
presented“ here to leak into the mat-
ter. but I tend they detailed Veterin-
srisu Dr. tell to decide the matter.
lie. with Captain Hunt. went to the
horns of an ler this morning and '00“ “300"" i
found that to horse did have the .
liahders and Dr Betas ordered it that
by Cumin Hunt.
«ask
Sunday. iis has I small dog and this
animal became entsnltied In s tight.
with a large one. .109, fearing that his
dos Would be killed. rushed in to ss-
pnrate the soothes; and as he tore the
dogs apart. the larger one [rubbed his
hood. Mr. MoLownlin is onrl‘n tilt the
hand, nnd It is swelled to near y twice
its normal size. it Is hoped tint no
serious consequence! will result (rent
the bite end I t the young man will
in his mistr-
W
OMOTHINtO IV GAO.
HARTFORD Joli. admit”. W. Cross.
a harness mutter. who smothered yii
AN'. ‘1;in LlfiALlR. maintains? light it: hugged ,
; Minnow can" We
_ w hast ' nl ° sued the room with;
‘ lcrfli'fl death is list
suit of a Accident.
Norwalk Chronicler