Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 9, 1911 · page 5

 

 
 
 
 

it Cleanliness ‘18:»?an
Appeal to you, than the products

of our Bakery and Candy Kitohsn
will surely suit ‘

Home-made

. Candy
Fresh Daily

EA. LANE

BAKERY, cousscrlousnv
lc: CREAM

 

 

Telephone 409
51 Washington so, So. Non-walk

lflfli NEWS

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EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
92-2—News Department
92s3——Bualness Department
44-2—Branch Office, Non-walk
890 -—Editor’s Residence
729-5—Cliy Editor's Residence

WEATHER FORECAST.

For Nor-walk and vicinity: Snow or
rain tonight or Friday; colder Friday.
Modernte variable winds, shifting to
north late tonight. or Friday and in-
creasing. Cloudy and unsettled westb-
er with moderate temperatures and co
cnsioual light rain or snow prevails
this morning in all sections east of the
Mississippi river. \ Plcusunt Weather
prevails between the Mississippi river
and the Rocky Mountains.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TEMPERATURE. A YEAR AGO TO-
DAY.

Tom porui urc:
Clear.

Low. fill; high, 40.

Mr. and Mrs. William Young. of Non
walk, are attending the Hippodrome in
New York city today.

 

-“Songs of Long Ago," by tho Quar-
tet at the So. Norwulk linptist Church.
Friday evening, Fob. iii.

A full rehearsal of both oiliccrs nnd
"Ri‘fll‘d" of Eureka liebckuh Lodge
will be held tomorrow evening. The
rs-heursnl is called for 7:30, and a full
attendance is desired.

Harold St. George. one oi‘ the popli-
lur local trolley conductors. in enjoy-
ing it day‘s vocation and is sounding
the some in New Huron with friends.
lie will roturn this evening.

 

 

The entertainment committoo of tin-
roku Rebekah Lodge mot Monday we
ill}: at the home of Mrs. it‘. 'i‘. Lyon,
I'i Henry utroct. Plans Worn mndu to
hold it supper on lite owning ol’ i‘rl-
day. Fobl‘uury 2 .

 

Neighbor (lump. No. 9.291, hi. \i‘. of
A.. will moot Friday night in K. of U.
llnll in South Main street. The rooms
of tho K. of l’. are now nil torn up. gob
ting in shape tor the interstate iiuhbcr
Company‘s occupancy.

All the members of the South Nor-
wslk Council. K. of (3., are roquontod
to be in readiness Friday night for the
7:53 trnin out of South Norwnlk. A
grant time. is expected and the result.
is looked forward to with lntcroslu

 

in the Superior court this morning
Sidney it. 'l‘itswortll, of Sinmford. film!
a petition for a divorce from I‘XIIUI
lilny Titsworth. nee Snoydeckcr. of
Bridgeport, alleging hubitnul lutmnpr-r-
unce und intolerable cruelty. The
couple were married .iunc ii, 154M.

 

Them in to ho n moonlit: oi the i‘ino
chlo Club tomorrow owning or the
home of Mr. nnd Mrs. John N. Kline.
in Enst uwnuc. 'l‘ho meeting hns been
postponed for ovor n week humour
of the illness of Mrs. Kline, who has
since greatly improvod. llor friends
we pleased to hour oi" her memory.

The liuruirmu l’rl-pnrntory school
hockey Itillll is to no to Now York
city nunin tomorrow «owning. to play
the (lutior school. on the Eli. Nicholas
skating rink, in that city. A lnrgo
number oi tho students are planning
to accompany the tomb. l'rnctlco was
bold yesturduy afternoon on the Nora
walk will pond.

 

‘ Tho (foulmrtivut stats geological and
nniurul history commission mot in
Governor Baldwin's often Tuesday
afternoon. l'rusldsnt it‘howi iii. Luther
of Trinity college, President Arthur 1‘.
Hadley or his university and Super
lutondent William North Rico of
Wesleyan unlvcrslly were in strand.
uncu. 'i‘h‘oy discussed the inveniiub
in? of the Connecticut river supply.
it s intended to investigate the quill;
it," Ind the sourcns of the voter. Ind
active work is to he started in the
summer.

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Commiuionsr on Domestic Animals m7" ”UN”
ind‘ili'ii'iih‘ili‘l’“§i".l“ ‘
whit '9 opens. M
can crushed-ta to in muscled aim .mmlllll . lurid:- Ind rm
.mwggw» tnu*..urtli°m ll ' "W“
5.; j‘ 'L‘wn . . . . “n h. fl r m . ‘
, i. ‘ulleltnd mm dim «3mm?! ionic. mm with. “m till-rm,
The wumiuiwinrim cl ms to i" » “"5“”
W feast tho Will it. NATHIWION. Pm.

We who all forms at

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‘ .

Automobile
Insurance

Will gladly explain. Telephone 165-2.

TAYLOR & GOLDEN

74 WAIHINGTON BTREET, IOUTH
NORWALK. CONN.
TELEPHONE 1.3-2

Park 8. Tilfordh
Delicious Candies

u-SOLD AT—

F. H. BAXTER’S

DRUG STORE

 

 

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F OR SALE

NEW 30x8 CRUISING LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE 8350. Apply at.

, Anderson's Launch Works
Oyster Shell Point. Norwalk

Painless
Extracting

The unsolicited testimony of my
many patients is oil that is neces-
sary to prom that tenth extracted
it. my oiilcc are taken out absolute-
ly without lain. and without any
ill after effect. if you burn teeth
that need extracting come in, and
be able to hilly, us so many others
have said, "it. is true; i know it,
for l have trlcd it myself."

Dr. J. H. MALLERY

16 South Main St.. South Nor-walk
Hours:

 

 

 

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9 u. m. to 8 p. in. Sun-
days by appointment only.

 

Valentines

LETTERS, BOOKLETS, FANCY
NOVELTIES AND POST CARDS

 

 

Pout Cords ....... 6 for 5c
Post Cards ....... 3 for Se
Post Cards ....... 2 for Se

LINCOLN AND WASHINGTON
BIRTHDAY POST CARDS. 6 for BC

J. Lil/[ALLETTE

(formerly Minus Dawson)
88 Washington St.

Tel. 449

 

 

Starts 3
SAVINGS
ACCOUNT

at the

South Norwalk
Trust Co.

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CityNationalBank

TIANOAOTI A GINIRAL BANKING
IUliNlfl AND OFFER! IVIRY
'ACILITY OONIIITINT

 

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~~'t‘hu Peter Pnuppdonupyclc. l"
evening. Feb. 10. at the
William L. liluscor, of Wont. Main
street, is anticipating a trip to Wash-
ington. 1}. C.
. The special at tho market of Homer
S. liners 6i. Co. tomorrow is extra luriie
bonds of lettuco for he.
Sleighlug is fairly good and n num-
ber of thoso vehicles worn seen about
the streets this morning.

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llurry Cnhill, of Wilton nvcnnu. play-
wlth the Bridgeport stats tongue toum
last evening and made good. '

 

A. chlterlnan 8: Son are holding u.
spring white goods solo. if you are
interested the adv. will glvo you fur-
ther particulars.

 

1

Warren 0. Woodward and Miss Lei-
tn Crumpion, of Holden uvcnno, were
recent. visitors in New York city. whoro
they nttendod the theatre.

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Mrs. Albort. (Iloldschmldt has horn
ill for the past two or three duys nt
hur home in (known! streot, but Is now
rocovoring nicely.

-—-'I‘ho. musical trout. of the souson oi
the South Norwnlk iiuptlst church. Fri-
day evening. “Songs of Long Ago"
nnd Peter Pan Song Cycle.

Three bricks of puro sliver from tho
United Stntcs Assay Oiilrc 'in Now
York city um nttrnclinu nttontlou in
n Norwull; store window this morning.

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lmilrund Raymond, oi‘ hioruun live
one, and u momher of Raymond & Son,
furniture dealers, will uttl-lnd the i‘urnl-
turo exposition in New York city on
Suturduy.

 

No sumo was played lust night in
the pool tournament. of the South Nor-
wnlk Club, but William H. iiukor and
Luther M. Wright. ouch rated 110, ore
to plny this evening.
Mrs. Willlum I». Bluncor. of West
Muln street. is sounding sonic time in
Rutherford. N. .i., where her sister In
very til. it is not known when she will
rcturu to Noru‘nlk.

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Ada...-

Mr. and Ml'fl. 'i'honms il‘itzgoruld, of
Spring Hill uvennn. arc the proud pun
cuts at it little duughtor, who was horn
on Tuesduy. 'l‘honlnu is passing tho
ciunrs to his friends.

Professor Alcx S. illusion. of Louis
shoot. was token suddenly ill ycsion
tiny trite-moon :it his home. in Word
tlrcizory nnd n uurno nrc ill nitvndmn't-
and his condition is conuidorod ul-rlons
Olive Branch Lodge, No. 19. Knight
of Pyihluu, will lili‘t‘I this «ironing in
Iiit‘ new bull, in the insurunw liulld‘
inif. South Mnin Fil‘i'l’i. nnd nil nit-m»
hors uri- urued to nttcnd and luspmxt
tho llunrtcrs.

\i‘nshlngton Chapter. No. 24. ii. A.
M, colliorred lilo itoyul Arch dehrco
inst owning at its convm‘ntion in tho
Mnsonit' 'l‘cmplc in Willi Htroci. (‘Iiu‘
ton ('ouluumdcry, No. It. l\'. ’i‘.. in to
motor the lied t‘i‘oss d turm- tomorrow
orcninuhund Ult‘ rccon ly riectd oili‘
curs will Iit.‘ inslnllcd ul tin conchiyo.

 

'I‘lw tncmliors of iipbir i‘lmptvr. tir-
dcr of tin I'llllilt‘l'll Slur. bud on on-
loyzihlc sorlul limo lust cloning. in
connoriion with tho HI‘lIILmOlIIIiI)
meeting. 'i‘ln» program lncindmi nu
ontoltninmcnt progrnm, which won
much vtljoyl-d. livirozallntvnis now
also Burn-d nt ihi" close of iIli‘ cron-
lug.

Antony. the mold mun who nitomlml
lilo ilnurtnu on tho public ulllilws lull
in ilnrltord. in addition to (‘orporntion
(‘ounscl .lohn liougll und Snpcrintclr
dont A. hf. \i'invhoster. of tho Iiillllifll"
lull oiorlrlrui plum. \tito midrosxml lilg'
i‘tlllllliillm‘. ulro Judge idlin'urii .\i.
Lockwood, Ilrnt'y 1‘. Prior and Horn-y
.\I. Kt‘lll.

Lincoln Council. No. i, (I. ii A M.
n'lilJioid their Iiill‘l)"t,’li{illil llnnltvr-
our) tomorrow M'uniux in Mimic
t‘hnin hull. Thori- will ho an outer-
tuiuuwnl and doors and rct‘rcslnnontu
will by noi‘vcd. hittllilitlrspi‘ Iiunnor
(’onncil, No. 54. ll. of i... und ull mom.
born of tho I). i’. A. M. urn invited
to be present.
There won a regular meeting of tho
'i‘unmutor's Union lust ow-nluy. in tho
r. of A. bull. in Writer street. Norwuih.
The lnruo snow plow of tho (,‘uuucr-
tlcui Company was out this morning.
nnd us it Wi‘llI up Muin uli'eoi II fright-
ened auroral horses who tricd to climb
into tho stoma in front of which they
bud been standing.
, mm“...

A howling team composed of t‘hoster
i’. Mcehcr. Waldo Raymond. Willi-m
Sherman, Stophcn lilbcrllng, all of Tim
Norwnlhs, and Mr. Franklin. of i-ltu‘ln-
tord, wont. in Bridgeport lulu ovouinu
uud wero defeated by a team in tho
Park (lily siloya. Norwslh lost first.
won second and tent third by ilvo
pins. Bridgeport won bore recently.

 

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WITH TH! am: ascnerdnv.
Documcnts itii follows have noun
hind in tho cities of the suite «acres
my:
Certificate of increase or natural
stock of the Bilcox Clothing company
at hociwlilu. 95.000 to 810.000.
certifies“ of Walter Wilson com.
y, of Maiden. 'rhc company will
manufacture docoratod chins [bin
and other strum. The capital is

l‘isptlst church:

“child and hulslnsiis will hotturtsd ,

 

 

 

en’s Trousers

“A stitch in time saves nine."

A pair of new trouscrs now will save your appear-
ance many times—~33 successors to those worn trousers
of yours. .

It’s our regular February Trousers Salc~an
man in town knows the big values this
out.

(i every
sale always hands

The greatest line of beauties we ever had-—and the
best values beyond question. At the same famous low
prices you’ve, plaid for years:

i

$2.06 Trousers ............. Are now $1.48
$2.50 and'$3.oo Trousers. . . .Are now $1.98
$4.00 Trousers ............. Arc now $2.98

$4.50 and $5.00 Trousers

....Arc now $398
$6.00 and $6.50 Trousers

. . . .Arc now $4.48

Just the kind you want—Janey chcviots and all-wool
fancy cassimercs-rich striped worsteds in exquisite
, colors and patterns-41nd all sizes up to 50 inches waist
measure. -

Hurry, if you want first pickings.

 

TWO STORES:

The New Store
24 Wall St., Norwalk.

:4 South Main St.
South Norwalk

 

 

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QOOMWOOWOM“WM“W

A ilorso is like u mnnwnot north much unless ho}; \i't-II ind. And
proncr [coding menus to him your llIIl(‘Il whut Hum-s to you. in
nlnklul'. our lionnlo f‘ii'l‘ro Fwd no romhino Outs. t‘orn nnd Whom
products in omportlonn lo muho u liortvrllv luilnnl'ld i'liliilil~ 'fl'i'SIl
ground lnrli do, Nowhere «luv run you iind n line of foods so carc-
i‘ully prupurltl. \‘(i- know in u dmvnrllrni rvriaimr that lionnio
ill'ollnil Vomitx in Mint Iili‘ Inna:
nlll wow it.

Home

posnililr rebuilt» have (lustrmorl; who

MANUEL TORO HATCH.

First in quality. turn in price. always in the minds of its custom-
ers-llonnio llomo Ground Feed for Horses. Cultlc and Poultry.
0
‘WWW “We”
L

Fill unison“... wt... "thighs"...
but nsn to get the BEST

FROSTFISH. FLATFISH, OCEAN BLUES. POLLOCK, GOGLING
CLAMS. MACKEREL. BLUEFISH, SNAPPER BLUES. NATIVE ESCAL-
LOPS. WEAKFISHLHALIBUT. HERRING. SMELT. SALMON. FINNAN
HADDIES, ROUND AND LONG CLAMS.

Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market.

TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.

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_......_.....___..____,____
Souvenirs! Souvenirs!

Are now given FREE with purchase of 30 CENTS or more of our
TEAS, COFFEES. SPICES, EXTRACTB, ETC., in addition to the usual
chucks.

Tm heme . package of sovenemu JELLY POWDER—10 cents—1
chock given.

The Union Pacific Tea Company

126 Washington St. Tel. 542-3. Free Delivery

 

 

 

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Watch for the 0rd”

u... ........... $725.00
I". 0. 8. Detroit. ,
it combines speed. beauty and comfort. An ideal our for u doctor.
No cur made compare. with it for low running and upkeep expense».
Make A date with us tor u demonstration.

suv A soon new“ [1' Is A BETTER can. nor snows: rr
is cunning '

s. L. BENEDICT, Agent " .
”trilliiihll lulu

WA humour. who at. "Em-arse

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ours mm or.
Phone «2.2. ‘

 

 

 

 

 

«this Pacino lending with a rise to s
point above yesterdly'u ulou. .

WALL STREET. Noonwflpocuiatiou
during the morning session showed 1
buriuh “Money and tho mullet. wu

 

 

with ”.000. The incursion-story are
Wait» and Annie Wilson and Harold
and trans Little, of Mormon. .

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it" outrun .Wr
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shunt tin Mufti“ Mailings”!
irritations. Renato], on would this
it shares“ d ' ionic:

 

heavy. Advices from Wnlhlntgon re

 

mu. with. the
tion. Failure

‘0' ”IO flunk O:
IIIf‘flitdI‘I l0"

mouse the dimuut who
also had-ran'untuvunbln silent. During

 
 

 

 
 

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smdhtrud Atrium; . tha'im nomination was it uncut
tuck who , “iiimummdii which as ' prim to
7. abolition sht'uovsl. um MW

' . donut. improvements;-
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nested tail; of an «in mulch of Cont.
chances at will insist;

7 its» in so summit It istxs’fras—

is now going on; an event which
forward to; the sale you have

are not begging people to Del
values over offered. It's a sir
you. You got more for your
of the year.

OUTSIDE WEAR, INSSDE WEA

All Kinds of
Valentines

At all kinds of price.
POST CARDS, 6 for Se

W. A. Briggerman s

Stationery Store
Donovan Block, 132 Washington St.

 

 

 

in tho

COAL TRADE?

Who buys cool right?
Who handles coal right?
Who sells coal right?
Who deliver: coal right?

-—WE DO—

Those are our strong points. our
‘ "knows" in cool; that': why j;

WE ARE “IT"

in tho

COAL TRADE

unfilled

The B. Hershiield & Son Co.
Tot. 294. 122 Water 0!. '1

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i hut the general rise hultcd after some
lot the important stocks had sold a
:gnod traction above yesterday's clos-
i log. Morgan stocks mode it good show-
ing. Erie first old. rising 1. Missouri
Pacific was also lifted a point and
Amortoun Steel Foundries 2. .

 

! PAMAMERlCAN COMMERCIAL
CONFERENCE.
I WASHINGTON. Pub, {ix—Delegates
‘lii tho l‘nn-Amoricun Commercial Con-
ltorcnce. which will be held all next
3 weok. urc beginning to arrive in Wash-
,inxton. John Burrott. director of the
; Pun-American tliilon. unnouncod today
'lhut tho nnmboro of dciegntos who
uro coining bus ulrundy passed tho 700
mark. and w. P. Montgomery. on ex-
port or the Union. who has Just com
plctcd an eight. months‘ tour of south
America, declared the interests in the
‘fortbcomlng conformed would spread;

PARINTB COMMITTID colon-nut
ITHACA. N. Y., Feb. 9.-liir. and
Mrs. Jud“ Townsend were found dead
with bullet wounds in their heads lut
night. by their son. Linn Townsend, no
on his return from his studies at (lor-
noll University. The Townsend home
is about titres mil» iron: the city.
where Mr. Thomson conducted it well.
known dairy fut-tn. ~ -
ltis believed ivy the family that such
in turn. mmmlttcd suicide. u
had been dormant from four at a
nought] stroke of purslysis to Mr Town:
“n i ‘ I

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grout:

Our Regular “ Winter
Clearance Sale, w :

“clearance sales" were clamoring tor your attention; a. sale made
for a good reason. not for a necessity; a sale of high grade mars
chandlse at prices you're glad to pay.

All our Suits and Overconts are in this sale. We’re not. "
stocked”; we‘re not in any “distress” for fear We can't 301150!!!“
goods. We expect to carry 0V0!" some goods-ml! merchants' ROIWO ‘

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, Price’s Clothing Stor f
98 Washington Street 5

 

m called oi the «acuity:

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

a lot at people have been loo ‘ ,
had in mind when a. lot or ,Othot'

 
 

 
 

 

smuy oven

 
 
 
 

p us out. but are giving the bolt
alghttorward proposition from us to
money now than at any other tint.

 
 
 

n, FOOTWEAR, HEADWEAR.

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

FOR SALE. M

We have for sale, on very favor-h
able terms, the following proper» '
tics: One six-room house, all int»
provetnenis, centrally located;
within two minutes of West Ave.
One two-family house, all improve-
ments, on the Hill. A number of -
very desirable houses, nicely sit~
noted in East Norwalk. One very
fine 8~room residence, large lot.
good horn and outbuildings, splen‘ .
did fruit, in lietbel, Conn. Also a. *
number of small and large farm. a i
hear Wilton. Branchville, George»,
town and Ridgeheld. Conn.

For particulars call or write“
coaunn AND HULL. ;‘ '
Selected Securities, Real Estate;
Insurance ’* . '
94 Washington St... . ,
South .Norwuit .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Tel. 414-4

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Don't be caught comm-6P3
don't leave your fuel supply run .
so low that you must have an in».
mediate delivery to keep your home.
comfortable.

Look over your bins now and
place your order in limos—delivery i
is apt to be delayed by inclement ,

weather. ,
A-i QUALITY '

I . I
- Hams 81 Guns.» 2
9 ‘ .
Phone 721
“autism" Mi'v'vifii‘lo‘inw' .' a”; a?
New York Lani-store Believe Thin mfg. 6‘

Only way Dammit you so :15!
Broken.

ALBANY, Feb. 9.——-Wlil wnumtt‘
Sheehun withdraw as a. candidate {.9
United States senator? . ‘ ‘ _

That is tho question upperinbl i
the. minds of legislators. wearyuild
patient over the failum to bulk
deadlock which has existed stiles; (if
nary 17. While yesterdpy's continue
resulted in the Democrtt: "ism
closer together." in the opinion of .,
ntor Cullen. fine of tho martini! '
leaders.“ in ed to shah I
vote, and many legislators have.
pruned the opinion that ‘nothlu‘lflw
or Mr. Shoshana withdrawal Inl‘ flip
ulection at a compromilo con '
will end the siniulo. ,1
Mr. sheetnm himself In a he is
confident «election and harlot:
phy has indicated time Minion
continue the am for the concur
ditto. Developments over sum.
booty will determine whether on
conference will be cullsd'mt
Tim was mud]: Institutibii’
among the members in “mint
him at the marshmllllnh
nor out had tut event ‘ .in it it
with flavor Gaynor. as ‘ out It . ,»
would tum a burial: “Hit? '
lat “tuition. . Mi "
A Monitors or @0QO

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to present to Governor
adopted,“ the summit
um imitative hoard :0!“
I‘m at - , 5
f and slot 'ni‘ud‘l

ngmgblllot