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-_ W. Allen, formerly of Booth Norwaiit.
‘ printing committee was appointed.
-. voting list of the City of South Nor-
walk. to-be prepared by‘the Board of
' ' be held on the am Monday of 0c-
? tohnr 1911, a copy of Which list will
I
, rater employe spent yesterday in Dan—
5 during the two wheels preceding um
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listen
Cho opiates
. in dainty packages
on scar on '
Homemade
ALL. lilacs or
fishery
Products
F. A. LANE
I1 Whirl en emu.
omits
~. .
Launches and Boats
of all kinds promptly built. Boats
for sale. All kinds of repairing
given special attention.
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Ont” [hell Point. NWIIR
Charles Buck. Jr. .
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR
. GENERAL
REPAIR WORK
Address:
51 MAIN IT" NOBWALK
Telephones: Office. 901; house. 21-:
My
Mrs. Charles V. Stowe has reamed
her duties at the Raymond Brothers‘
slices, after enjoying a week's vaca-
tion. -;.
The schooner J. T. Russell is dis-
charging a cargo of white sand from
Bockaway at the Raymond Brothers'
Will“
'I
Francis Martin. former High school
basket ball player and base ball star.
of Ridgefleld, was a visitor in town
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Cherry and W.
A. Cherry, oi New York. and John
Cherry. of Camden. New Jersey, are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cun-
ningham, of Lowe street.
The assessment books *oi the City of
South Norwalk for the list of 1911
are now on file with City Clerk John
J. Cuneo. and can be inspected at his
office in Washington street for the
nest twenty days.
3. J. Gleason, manager of the Royal
Typewriter Company in Hartford. H.
T. Flynn, of South Norwalk. the new
local agent. and F. C. Riedeli. a for
bury. where they visited Dr. Henry
The annual inspection of Douglas
Fowler W. R. C. will be held Friday
evening, in the G. A. R. Rooms in
Washington street. All members are
requested to be present if possible.
The meeting will be opened at 7:30
sharp, as the inspector wishes to re-
turn home the same night.
The Columbus Day committee of the
italian independent Society held a
meeting, last evening, at which time a
it
was also decided to withdraw the cake
walls from the list of eVsnta to be held
in the evening and substitute in its
place a prize twostep to take place at
the same dance as the prise waltz.
Jacob Schaub. of Washington street,
is a visitor in New York city.
City Clerk John J. Cuneo, will re-
ceive up to 6 o'clock, in the after-
noon of Monday September 25th,“ail
names which any person shall propose
to be added to, or erased from the
Registration oi tthity of South Noni
walk. for use at the city dictation. to
be posted in the post- ogce of said city
election.
City Clerk John J. Cuneo gives no.
lies in The Sentinel today that the an-
nual election of the City of south Nor-
waih will be held in the Town Court
Room, Haviiand stint. on Monday.
October 2nd. when the usual number
of city embers will be ballotted for.
and a vote will be taken on the lasts
ion of ”00.000 street paving bonds.
and also for the issue of "6.000 pub-
lic improvement bonds, which may he
enhanced for the purchase of sites
and erection of buildlnls (or the fire
department. public library and city
hall.
wtill-liners. mechanics. railroadars.
laborers rely on H". m m
Oil. Takes the sting sated ants. horas
orbrulaes at once. Pail tablet sins
where it is used.
M ‘7» r V‘.
.4
”d
« and remain until the my fails have
AT HOYT‘B THEATRE.
Mlss~VioIa Crane. acting with J. K:
Emmet. who is to play at 'Hoyt's Thea»
tre today, Friday and Saturday, has
been the leading lady with Miss Mil-
dred Holland for the last season and
has also been the leading lady oi other
well-known stars Miss Crane is a
versatile actress. having” had wide on
perlence in the best stock companies
in the country and in Mr. illmmet's
bright sketch. "A South Dakota Di.
vorce," she is given ample opportun-
ity for both comedy and pathos. bliss
Crane has a charming stale presence
and with Mr. Emmet’s well-known
ability as an actor, we look forward
to their appearance with neat pleas
are. :. ‘ ,
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sloswaut acme seminal)
Fire Commissioner Powers Believes
I City Hall Fund Should Otand Expense;
Contractors are at work today. ro-
pairing the sidewalk in front of thei
Old Well Hook and Ladder company
quarters, the condition of which was
responsible a short time ago for break;
in: one of the poles on the truck and ,
which has been a menace to horses
and pedestrians alike for some time. 3
Fire Commissioner James T. Pow?
era claims that the coat of these lm-l
provements should not be set against
his department. but should be settled
by the city hall department and prob-
ably he will submit the bill for the;
same to the committee having to dof
with that department. The public.l
however cares little as to which de-9
partmeni pays for the repairs as long
as the same are instituted.
—~°‘Generaiiy debilitated for years
Had sick headaches locked ambition.
was worn out and all run-down. Bus i
doc Blood Bitters made me a well
woman."—h‘ira. Chas. Frcitoy. loosup,
Conn.
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A UNIQUE DANCE.
Novel Features at Tokaneke Club on
daturday Evening.
At the Maltese Club on Saturday
evening there will be one of the most
novel affairs in the way of a dance
ever given about this part of the coun:
try. it will be called a tennisudance,
and each.dancer must be attired in
tennis costume before they are per-
mitted upon the dancing floor. in the
middle oi the program comes a place
which says "Bonk your neighbor." Now
this sounds mysterious and ii there is
anyone who knows what it is he has
not told anyone else as yet. All that
can he learned is that the ladies only
can participate in “no“ your neigh-
bor." and that it will occur about 10
o'clock. Also that there is a beautiful
sliver lovlns cup as a prise for the
event.
MAOKINAL FIONINO 'OON.
NEW LONDON. mt. lt-rmokdrsl
ushermsnrare in hard that tllis year.
the iish which “hardly «so. into the
harbor in treat numbers at this time
been am.- altar by Ms hideous.
scanners. and not a natural is to be
caught. ,
mausmmmnm
|
Weffeapeetahizrun
the wear of a high priced
if
out l’ll'T
The New Store-
na Wall St, Norwalk.
prises. Wellaveaii themappymwsfllw
mulls- vtt stimulus misfit-“Wit alt-ir-
ityatthepdce. Hand’sa “
Hat. whichisasdsac the imported Velouuhc
i “and“asitkpossibletogat. Manyinfact
would take it to he the imported.
NEED A CAP?
Our line of Caps is complete. every jaunty
effect being shown. Many times you can”
wear a Cap. sec, 8: and $1.50.
{rwo arenas:
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ahevvoaptilepoplller
l
, i
thisiallonafiaVoiour.
softorderhyhstifycn
Fi' (l
Ltd c Soft Crabs
Large. medium and gunner live a. swordfish. cod. salmon. wnunsn.
m. Plat, Fresh Mackerel.
Oysters
TILIPHONI 1N.
HOSIERY
Lsdlas’ silk mm. black and
white, 25c. 36s. 3 for $1.00.
in black. ”a. 8 for 81.25 and lilo.
Extra sires. 25o, the and 5%.
Silk boot. lisle soles and top. Ito
White spilt soles. 26a and the.
Extra rises 26c. 20c and lbs.
I. I. Mallette
(Formerly Misses Dawson)
38 Washington St. Tel. 449
OIPOOITI
DRAW INTIRIIT
FROM
THI
'INIT
OF
EACH MONTH
South Norwaik
Trust Co.
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OOLORID MACON. ILIOT
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M
William A. 'l‘lhbatt. of New Haven
Chosen Grand Master
WATERBURY. dent. lie—Iris asth
annual communication of the Grand
lodge at Free and Accepted Order of
laaons. a colored «ionisation. which
has been in session here since Tues.
car moraine. came to a martini
close this afternolm with the election '
of the followinsonlcsrs. .
~ wlulm a. room: of New Hmsl
reelected as trend master:
[and master, P. hi. Anderson.
ey.
‘69on
Clam Bags
Cutb’lll’s Bridge Fish Market.
FNII DILIVINY.
The Secret of Wealth
is one’s ability to save. and the pro-
xresslva man of today does not nea-
lect his teeth until he has a mouth full
oi decayed remnants before consulting
a dentist. A small cavity taken in
time saves the tooth. saves sufferlna.
saves time in the dental chair. saves
the health and saves money. The con-
dition of a person's teeth elect the
unersl health. the mural health at-
fects his capabilities. Let me help
you to save your health and your mon-
Consuitatlon free.
Dr. I. II. MALLERY
to South “slant, Booth Norwsll
Hours: a a. m. to I n. It. 8on-
days by appointment only.
hedtuency in Canada today. barring a.
M countries where polling will be
, .‘hsid'a weak or more after the day'oi’
‘ ‘: the seamleiectlonr—Thursdayflfiep-
. camber :1. Parliament has a member-
; era of Sir Wilfrid Laurier and 89 on
posed. Ontario was represented in the
. each side presents a solid iront in the
\ ? riar's minister of militia and defense.
‘ l was rte-nominated in King’s County.
. and finance Minister Fielding was.
V again the standard bearer of his party
.- :ianlaalleSheliburne. .
ifiiliili ll Willi
memdmm ;
l.
l
i
ore-momma.
HALIFAX. ltl N-.BOD‘L10.-—Th0 op-
yous. political forces formally and-
lsxally lined up in battle array on the
Hastings of every Parliamentary Con-
shlp of 231. of whom 182 were support-
lnst Parliament by to Liberals and iii
Conservatives; Quebec by 53 Liberals
and l: Conservatives; Nova Beotia by
12 “hernia and s Conservatives; New
Brunswick. 1! Liberals and 2 Connor-
vatives; British Columbia. 2 Liberals
‘ You can depend on our Butter always. Every ounce guaranteed pure.
A. F. Beckmann 8: Co.
SELECT GNOOERIES, WINES AND LIQUOR!
.3 "85 WASHINGTON 81'. Phone 440. SOUTH NORWAL'K
and 6 Conservatives: Manitoba, 2 Li-b-
erals. 88 Conservatives; Saskatche-
wan, 8 Liberals. 'l Conservative: Ai-
berta. 4 Liberals. 3 Conservatives;
Prince lidward island. 3 Liberals. 1
Conservative. and Yukon. 1 Liberal.
There were no unopposed nomina-
tions in Nova acotia today, so ,that
contests for the 188 seats.
Hon. Robert Laird rden. the Con-
servative leader. was nominated for
one of the Halifax ts. His cousin.
Sir Frederick Borden. Sir Wilfrid Law
The attendance at the nomination
proceedinas' was generally large. The
candidates. as a rule, were given en-
thuslaatlc receptions when they ad
dressed the electors. also as usual at
joint political meetings on nomina-
tion day there were occasional inter»
ruptions.
The campaign in Nova Scotia is an
animated one and many rallies will be
held between now and nest Wednes-
day night. the eve of polling. Both
sides claim they will improve their
standing in the delegation to the
House of Commons. is the last elec-
tion 56.588 voters in Nova Scotla sup-
DOrted the candidates of Sir Wilfrid
Laurier and 34.500 were Conservatives.
inboanada at lam the IAberais polled
a vote of 598.583 and the Conservatives
579.61l.
The other provinces voted Is fol-
lows:
Ontario. Liberal, 224,831. Conserva-
tive, 286.919; Quebec. Liberal, 158.-
393.- Conservative, 129.634: New
Brunswick. Liberal. 40.716. Conserva-
tive. 34.949: Prince Edward island.
Uberai. H.490, Conservative. 14,286:
Msnltdha. Uheral. 30.915. Conserva-
tive. 37.149: British Columbia. Liberal.
13,412. Conservative. 23.856: Alberta.
Liberal. 33.771: Conservative, 22.l85:
votive, 25,997.
Two of the most interesting contests
in Nova Scotia are in the Halifax seat
of R. L. Borden and in QueensSheii—
borne. represented in the last Parlia-
ment by Finance Minister Fielding.
NOTICE
Owing to the scarcity of
ice. until further notice my
prices will be as follows:
Wholesale. 30c per hundred:
retail. family trade, 50c per
hundred.
For sale, all kinds of sawed
wood. 7 to 10 inches long.
36.00 per cord.
Send your orders to office.
corner Fairneld and Connec-
‘tiirut. Aves, tel 897. or real-
' a no). can». tel ass-s.
W
E. T. BATES
aucrlonasss. are.
r
Dam V. Mum meat. The name of President Taft
, was also occasionally mentioned by
Pascal {Dam aadlmhsimer the imam. .
remanmmmn
Residence, d Vlashlnatsvl Itrset.
Telephone at was.“
" era and several hundred more in Can-
'fbiephons at ,M Ill:
51". JOHN, N. 3.. Sept. its-Numb
nation day proceedings in New Bruno.
with today were lively and largely at-
tended. The crowds which surround-
ed the court housrs at many points
numbered thousands. and the candi-
dates ware freely applauded. in St.
John City William Pumiey. minister
of public works: Henry Powell. eat-M.
P.. Conservative, “were nominated.
There was no speechmakina at the
court house here.
No candidate in this province was
elected by accismatlon. indicating a
straight party can for all is Parlia-
mentary seats. As has been the case
throughout the campaign. the United
States figured largely in the political
debates today. The argument was
used by the Liberals that certain Ame
erican lumber mills would have to
close, if the reciprocity agreement is
not retitled because of the "scat re.
psai of the Pike law. which allowed
trans-shipment of American lots saw
«its Canada to the United emu free
of duty. The prereclprocity opinions
of certain United States newspapers
were quoted by the Conservatives as
arguments against thb proposed ame-
PliOVileNCll. R. i.. Sept. must:-
teen hundred New England stackhold~
ads have been summoned by the direc-
tors or the Credit Meier Canadlen so
lilac on September as n this city to
his political utterances iii Canada.
Saskatchewan. Liberal. 33.415. Conser- _
consider the advisability cl remov‘ina
Vlcoi’residest Arthur lichens, of:
' central run its is charm with in
.. .dibmstiy impiicatiod the company bi '
W is routes! 3. a smash.
Automobiles for Hire
By Hour, Day or Week , .
Experienced and Careful Chauffeurs q :
Ocean .11. BANKS:
alvsn eraser Telephone sale noathK. conic. 1,
Now is the Time to get
Extra Nice Peaches, bskt. 75c & S1 ,
For Canning
, Tomatoes
UNITED GROCERY COMPAN
10 NORTH MAIN CTRII‘I’ PHON
Roton Point 0
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing,
Bathing and Other Attractions
HIGH OLA" CONCERTO. AFTERNOON AND EVENING. ON THE PM?
Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties
Tel. soo Jacoss 51103.. Managers ‘
NATIONAL LIAOUI. Toronto ............ 88 54
--—--~---‘ Baltimore .... ....... 87 54
Team Nadine. . Montreal ........... 77 75
won Lost no. Buffalo ............. 70 70
“New York .........80 ill .635 Jersey City ......... 58 82
Chicago ...........97 48 .616 Newark ....... .....53 90 .
Pittabura .......L..’i7 56 .579 Providence ......... 49 92
Philadelphia .......70 58 .547 —---— ' u
St. Louis ...........66 62 .518 Yesterday's Results.
Cincinnati .........i59 71 .464 Baltimore 6. Providence 5.’ ‘
Hroolllyn ...... 51 76 .402 Montreal 5, nocheater 1.
Boston ...........33 vs .258 Toronto 6. hereto 5.
m:- Jersey City 6. Newark 2.
Yesterday's Results.
New York 4, Boston 1. SPINAL OFFICER lLl. -
Philadelphia 2. Brooklyn 0. Special Officer Lorenso J. M
rilullur. 5. Cincinnati 4. ol the Norwaik police force. sashes
coniined to his home for several s.
AMIRIGAN LIAGUI. past with an illness that was um
.......... . serious. His many friends are M
Team ”‘32..“ Ml. ed to learn. however, that he In
Philadelphia 88 45 “a well on the road to recovery. sititc ,
-\ f be has set yet entirely Mimi eves
Detroit .............80 58 .002
Cleveland ..........70 d: .5“ the elects of his illness. In Adm,
NewYork......... .10 u .518 wasabistobeoutioraiewm
“19"“ “nun“..oo .3 A” yu‘m.’ “t mu,“ m, ,
Boston ..........sll so .433 mm ""“t‘m'm’w’
Washington .....,...M is ill} d“ mm "In“ working M 1
‘ c. r. Peasant! other troubles
std Mm‘le‘IIQOdIIn ” 0’9]! r
roped almost immedlaieiy. ”
Yesterday's Results.
Cleveland I. Detroit 1. "this" bill“ WdTN",
Philadelphia mhlew York ll. .,
Norwalk Chronicler