in the ~ surely of the measure when the people'by an almost unanimous vote. gave thempropo- eition their-approval. . ‘ But amid all this excitement and theexhilaration which natur- ally attends .ruch a great event. let it not be forgotten that/the real work has but just begun. All tha‘thas been done up to the present is but preliminary to the p actual worlr Which“ to follow. . .. ' It is now up to the bridge com-i A;51:1:guggngggggty-m," mittee to knuckle down to hard " pm, a. A. M., will 1:. held at in labor and start the wheels of the mil. Bept- 12th» 19". fl 3 O’clock machinery out of which will come fizz-mm; lit-‘lexm’m “WWW 'm‘ the finished product in the way of ‘ Frmrmuy you“, a new bridge and park. ROBERTM. w‘Lcox' Bee'y. Just as the people have so loy- ally supported the good name and SOCIETY NOTICES reputation of the town. so they a...— are now called upon to renew interim-rat ‘Auo MANUFACTUR- - ' . eas' ASSOCIATION ’ their support of the bridge com- Nehemiah Candee, President Nice—president. Charles J. Pidgeon ,MMNAC W ‘ " mittee in' the trials which must follow. Without this whole-soul- Frank w. Hadley, Secretary ed support, the improvement will Matthew Corbett, Treasurer not come for years, but with the m :9. hearty co-operation of the town as m EVENING SENTINEL TELE- awhole. the work will be pushed ' PHONE CALLS Vigorously to a successful and ps-a—News Department speedy culmination. ' 492-3—Busmess Department The Sentinel is receiving the £3":113§?3;1}8gfigsétfizmalk congratulations of the whole com- ‘ --Cit Editor’s Residence munity for this, its greatest 1:9 5 y achievement. The loyal and effec- T’V tive support lent to the proposi- ING VIC— . . ANTgl‘zlf 1:72;]: ElfiIgGRESS tion through the editorial and ' news columns of this publication The prediction voiced through! . ' these columns that the event oilhm1 done much toward bringing ithe improvement to its present ~ ecial election on the brid ei - the sp g frobust status. Its prompt and. and park projects would be his-laccnrate an o e f h toric and that the vote in favor of , suits o f ”3:3;23313. tn: “'j . . . : to was: both th mm c and ark ro ects‘ , a e g p p j iappreciatcd at both ends of the: would be overwhelming. was iul-i . towns l filled to an extent surprising to"; M--- , even the most sanguine of thel supporters of the great improve-1, ments. The fact that the bridge . . ; project received the approval of . SENTINEL i the citizens by a vote of over: twenty-one to one and the park l proposition almost ten to one has; RE ADERS’ stamped this special election as, w the most overwhelming ever held: I l in The Norwalksk and has seldom.‘L . i if ever. been equalled in the his-j VIEWS a: "/16ry of any town in the United? ’ States. . The people of the town are to i be highly congratulated upon thisl The Sentinel will be pleased to m! lcclvo lciicra for publication. from its» magnificent evidence 0f me“ pub- ! readers. under the uhm-o heading. Al lie-spiritedness and enterprise..h"6l and to-the-polni cummuuirmion. 2as n gcncrni proposition, carries morei WhiCh goes l10 prove. Withou‘ 3‘ weight and conviction than n longilu" doubt. that the town has: entered’om' in which the argument is no: ,conccntrntcd. “a do most emphatic- “Pon a new era 0‘ progressive-gun, suggest hrovlty. Long-winded ar- ne”_ illclos, We have observed. are the lust . . h l' to he read. and are many times avoid-‘ -The tribute paid to t e Genera 19d museum. sembl and the brid e commit- i —~—'~" A's. Y . g .NORWALK'S MOSQUITO PROBLEM. tee is a flattering one and proved: .. 1 . l til i; their hard work] llnwnylon, Sept. l... 1911. cone “awe y . a ‘ ‘Ml‘. .lumou iloldcu, Ilidllor South Nor~ had not been in vain and that the sun; 3..."th people of The Norwalirs but wish-' hour on: Yesterday: Hopi. ii, a ed to have an opportunity to show . survey wits mode of every piece of ' i. ll llllil‘tlh fronting the Town of Nor- e nd h state what the i "“ “I m a t e ’wnlk from llcllo lsluud lo the Bimini- Town of Morwalk “any catfld‘uu-k river. including the marsh in A ‘CCOmPhSh thn the Opponun‘tYill-‘ostpori township, which is a large presented itself. one. My acne man could go over this The result of the elation has auction and sea the enormous brood- "solved itself into a great exam-um“ holes producing mosquitoes mil- illons per day. wilhonl experiencing pie Of What?“ be accomplished“ feeling of pity for the people of W119“ the 313"“ 0‘ unity and reso'i lhe. iowu, disgust at the inaction of 'lution prevail. Never before inilhoao‘ who know iho remedy. and pilot ’tlle history of Norwalk has any‘uslonishmcnl lo realize lhni you have - - |lived at all h Vi tor been ained for an i - “1:1. .c y 3 d'd N yl' Mosquito hrocdlnu in froul of you 9“ m improvement nor ‘ or'fiia beyond the belief of any mun in .. walk ever before “and together; Norwulk until he sees it all. and when M on any one proposition all it did he sees it all. he will either rouse the on this bridge and park bill. : people to demand lnainnl aimlemeui . . of this (‘l‘lllli' of neglect or he will Unity prevailed at the fir'timovo away to u more enlightened bridge meeting and continued Winemnnmuy. , prevail throughout all the other‘ The greater part of those breeding subsequent meetings. Any move. holoa have been made by your own .mem instituted with the intention citizens. of course in ignorance of the . results. as follows: Mona either side 0‘ blocking d" progress 0‘ im'ioi one road iarue quantities of marsh P'owm‘m w” summarily and was out out to till the roadway; re- » amphltically put allele by the cult. enormous breeders each side of town in special meetings numb]. the .road. on: or mosquito larva. ‘ . Around the marshes wide ditches . W ire came be- “! hm the mesa: were out long ago. Now stopped up to“ the General An°mb1y it re- on the ends. every ditch is a breeder solved Inch wholemled worm but“... it holds the water. Holes . from all quarters of the town that any in the nutth to get material. and there remained nothing for the “01 ““05 "we" lifmefl- Road! ; across marsh corners cutting all part legislators to do but pass the hill "‘1‘ no outlet. m. who“ “a“ pm " “d I“ amendments. Thu“ "h.“ a breeder. Your people have produc- ,. ”WM“ mam mm to With“ ed the conditions by ignorance of the .4 ‘ hold his approval of the measure results; those results can be seen by ‘m a“ WM till! m. wimmkmmwablotolook. - ‘ whelssdeds MIMI Nature gave you all those marshal. h “I. ' but lull “Add themtea times worse “Wm sadism and II mostly responsible for the past ,' PM'4'M ll any of mosquitoes too have new. Siam: artist. was Warmest: torsion dares. «to eat no , _. I 'Ili‘il“ i “‘erin measurement-e. firmmm.yteasremaa uDu Ruskin’s Qualities and Characteristics as Estimated. for a Friend bv Himself 1 You constantly hear a great many people saying I am very bad. and perhaps you have been yourself disposed lately to think me very good. I am neither one nor the other. I am very sell-in- dulgent. very proud, very obsti- nate. and very resentful; on the other side I am very upright—z nearly as just as I suppose it is“ possible for man to be in this world—exceedingly land of mak- ing people happy. and devotedly reverent to all true mental or moral 'power. I never betrayed a trust. never wilfully did an un- kind thing: and never in little or large matters depreciated another that I might raise myself. I be- lieve I once had affection as warm as most people; but partly from evil chance and partly from fool- ish misplacing of them. they have got tumbled down and broken to pieces. . . . I have no friend- ships and no loves. . . . My pleasure: are in seeing. thinking. reading and making people happy (if I can consistently with my own comfort). And I take these pleasant—«Ruskin (latter to Roa- etti). l sites. the opportunity. .4 We have. planned this Houseiurnishing Sale to meet the demands and needs of our patrons. especially those who have been away from their homes duri have merited earl-ordinary low prices as a special inducement or your to concentrate all your . houseiurruehtng purchases here. Look over your kitchen and household—make a list of your wants. This advertisement will be a good guide to follow. item. v the Summer months..We Real savings are assured on every | . THIS SPECIAL SEPTEMBER SALE BEGINS TOMORROW MORNING IN OUR HQUSEFURNISHING STORE. BASEMENT. ‘ Wide Hutu III! to Soul Io" Selling loos to 0m 1!an Pea-tooth? I'm-ma- Vesetobies i Meats, Fruits In" I‘ood Dad-co r4 Hr Smooth logo Its-um Sloo- Grutol Flint Gloss Gold Lacquered so. am M and Inna-n w dink-No Mould Iona Dustbane VT" A sanitary Sweeping Compound. » l'ued on ..nrd wood llmu‘s and carpets. l'aunliy liar: can. To» 29c Lunch Boxes Camera elimio. all tin. nicely Japannod Lunch lloxes; regu- larly 25c. Tomorrow .it‘ 196 Collapsible storettes Mission nnlahod, extra strong. 18 inches high. 12-inch top: regular price 390 29c Alarm Clocks Neuily pickle plated Alarm Clocks, made by wolldinown nmnui‘ncturer, filled with almi- ofl: guaranteed for one your; value 8i. Tmnorrow 59c Sewing Tables Hardwood Folding Sewing Tn- liles. highly polished. filled with yard measure; usually 8 i . 2 i”, 89c Parlor Matches lshed 45c. WeSellandWTbm TryADoeeu Today .. dilal'ts 89c doz. | Pints 84c doz. Galvanised Pails Heavy Galvanized Water Pails. ill-qt; regular price 18c. To llc Parlor Brooms ' .No. 6 fine quality Corn Parlor Broom: usual value 39c ‘ 29c Coat Hangers Wood or heavy wire Coat Hang- ers, regular value 5c. Tomoro 3 for Se Chloride of Lime Hirsh's high crude (‘hloride of Lime; regularly 10c. Tomor- row 7c is behind every Angle Lamp We sell it because we how it’s "(0‘ . N0 rm: N0 mu Easy and simple to use—— NO DANGER N0 W O I I? F No variation ofligbt, in quantity or quality. ‘ Donn-abouts. Ie’voeoataledtoem '/ “ Distributor: for this Locality. Mirrors American plate Mirrors. also i?“ by 16% inches. oak fln~ frame; regular prico_ 29c BlitMlp Parlor Matches. head will not fly off; 5c package. Tomorrow Old Dutch Cleanser 4-pouud package Old Dutch Cleanser. the cheapest way to buy this weil~known cleanser: regular price 25c. Tomorrow , 19c 2 for Se the mommies- in existence. The 10 per cant. do not produce the way these. marsh varieties do. because theiri breeding places are a little poll or a’ little cistern. and not a Macro mud- hole. , For the sum of approximately 37.000 this most plilable condition or tor» meat can be wiped out. and tor all time. You have the law under which it can. be done and mused sealant the property. You have the “lemma. you can order the worit done and let the town pay (or it out year. You can not a year or more credit. Your own people would willingly put their hands in their pockets it they were 1 “.muumumm “W b at”, u M» amulet pales .tle m SE M'NAMARA'S TllMa IN L0. ANGI- ms ANGIBW. Ooh. Boot. 12r- Judn nordwell. before when John J. and James J. McNamara will be tried October 11, on indictments charging them with dyaamltiug and murder in connection with the blowing up at the in Angola ’l‘imea' plant. ruled you» say that John I. Helium most in tried is as: some. and not at he dlanapeiis. from eaten sits it was slam as had been unsound. as the carcass use we. re. sill crescendo-allied Wm Homemade-d the ions» sol tor W“ m as“ n he «Manse-u I» a! W. _,," r. . you breed mosquiilea: if the water is drained off. you have no mosquitoes. You can have either one. and exactly according to choice. W. L. BIGXIILEB. LIO. .. .u, M . t ” MALLORFY OWIN atom To TM“ IAOK ml AUTO. Judge Case has decided the can of William 5 Mallory. oi Denim". against the Pope Manufacturing coins pony. oi Hartford. The plaintiff sued to recover an automobile valued at “.000 which he claimed their defend- ant mummy lied possession or and be it given the right to recover and .aiso costs. An appeal has been tattoo from the decision of Judge Cue in granting the violent: in the ease of label Keven. of emotions. Muse. to. George H. William. administrator on the estate orbital m. motto Dexter nar- aad lltlitli w. Dexter. The plated! claimed that he entered into as osteo- M‘ with It"! beats? My no letter so must a, 1003. agreed to W some land WI! to the .plalutiil. The can or «to was paid to the m ' ,hd while ml
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