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SOCIETY NOTICES
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ZsuancI-Isurs' AND MANUFACTUR-
flto' assocwnon
‘ Nehemiah Condos, President .
{Vice-president. Charles J. Pidgeon
Frank W. Hadley, Secretary
Handsets Corbett. Treasurer
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EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHON E CALLS
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44 o—Branch Office. Norwalk
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PROPOSED C0 N 50 L I DA- ‘
TION A TRICK AND TRAP.
Once more the question of con-
solidation is being agitated. and
the supporters of this movement
have gone to the extent of having
inserted in the call for the annual
tovvn meeting. to be held on Mon-
day, October a. a provision seek-
ing to obtain a vote on this meas-
ure for the purpose of ascertain-
ing ther“sense" or “pulse" of the
sin street. lot was Id Tuesday 0“
Reed:
H. Flynn. W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
. W“! 69““ ‘
slain street, 2d and (to Tuesdays a ‘
. bottled—rat 8 o’clock. All Royal Arch ,
P. Robert M. Wilcox. .
. people of .The Norwalks in regard
' ,to‘this vital issue. , ,
H/ On the face of it, the plan seems
. harmless, and the arguments pre-
- sented by the self-appointed spon-
sors at the head of the agitation
are calculated to deceive the gen-
eral public.
If you cast your ballot for this
‘so-called “consolidation.” what
are you voting for? Is there any
charter. any instrument. any less—
ible plan in black and white pre-
pared to be accepted? Have you
3.
i, authorized. in any special town
‘ 1 meeting. or in a city meeting of
- either city, or in district meetings
'of our neighbors on the east and
lwent. a committee to go ahead
and prepare a charter. or draw up
“ an instrument in order that you
may know for what you are cast-
: in; your ballot?
Is it not true that a test vote
of this character. when there is
absolutely nothing tangible to
vote upon except the meaningless
word ‘consolidation." opens up a
clear field for. legal trickery and
political jugglery?
The consolidationist argues and
argues well that if a test vote is
; taken and the result shall show
1 that the town is in favor of con-
? solidation of the cities and dis-
. tricts included in this town. your
7 representatives. either elected or
;. authorised to appear tor you. may
“‘4 go before the General Assembly
fend state that the town has ex.
.prsssed itself in favor of consoli»
Motion and demand that a bill
suthorlslng this consolidation
“lbs enacted and the cities and
finalists be thereby united into
ens by legislative act.
With such an argument before
More there is little doubt as to
l
would pass the bill unani-
~ously
hittsogo‘od. Moorings»-
‘aslses. What wouidthstblll
.llbsl' What arrangement
Mendelian”
Opening-Reception Days
Thursday, Sept. 215i
:Frldsy. Sept. 22d _
Saturday, Sept. 23d . . i:
Ll. THE BEST, all the authoritative, all the
latest Mrspesn and American Milliaely coa-
ceits are represented in our showing. personally sc-
lectcd by MES MURPHY in the ateliers of the lead-
ing mobster of Paris, Vienna. London and New York.
as wdl as the more moderately priced.
«We extend to all interested a most cerdial invitation
THE BOSTON STORE
trickery and political jugglery
, may enter?
Have the people of Norwalk
any guarantee that the General
Assembly would attach to a bill
for consolidation a referendum
clause? This Is not obligatory by
any means.
Does the possibility not exist
that, in the event the vote at the
coming town meeting is favorable
to consolidation. the legislate
might deem it unnecessary. in e
. face of this expressed sentiment.
to attach to this visionary bill a
reierendtnn clause?
For the time being let the ques-V
tion of ultimate consolidation’
stand upon its merits. and consid-'
or only the evils of a test vote.I
expression to which is given at _
the legalized polls at a regular
election.
The force of such an argument.
one way or the other. would be
terrific and chances are about
even that the General Assembly
would neglect to submit the mat-
ter-no the people again.
The matter is worthy of con-
sideration. No legislative action
can be taken until two years
hence. If the people of the {vhole
town really want consolidation.
why this necessity for hasty ac-
tion? And why ohould this con--
slant agitation be kept up? A low
busybodles. with ulterior objects.
take advantage of every opportun-
‘lty to thrust this obnoxious ques-
tion on the people of this term.
With a bridge project involving
a tremendous expense. and.por
hops. prolonged and costly “up;
tion; with hundreds of thousands
in hard losses for improvements
of streets. and the attendant dill”:-
oultlss shot are liable to arise. and
with a public debt that causes s‘
taxation that has become a very
ssdousmatter,dtls town has
wouhoipubileboshssssonhs
handsforstlssstthsprosont.
some-museum
Vlorsssddieonsinsssssrsumls
dovlssdasasteaplortbatmwsry
mean anM small a proposition ior
serious consideration. our than
general public condunnation. 51
Never has it been proposed be-
fore that this matter would be left
to the people of the town at 'large.
Every bill has had a reisrendum
clause requiring the sanction of
the various sections. This trap
eliminates that just feature. and
it ought to be so plain to every
thinking voter that it is a trap.
that it shall meet with the defeat
it deserves. and serve as a rebuke'
to those who have ' constituted
themselves the abettors of the
scheme.
Dont get caught in this trapl
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THE IMPORTANCE OF A
VOTE.
One of the strongest srfiuments
to favor of every man voting
when there is a question to be de-
sided of great importance to mun-
icipality. state or nation. is In the
vote on the repeal of the law'
which prohibits the sale of intoxi-
cating liquors in the state of
IMains. Over 120.900 votes were
cast on the question and the re-'
suit is still in doubt, with the poo
.sibllity that the majority ior eith—
er side will not amulet to more
-t‘hsn fifty. In all probability. it
those who failed to cast a ballot
could have foreseen such a result.
a more decisive vote. either on
onosideortboothsr.wouldhsvo
been cast.
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fliaHT To 1'“ PWNT
Old Doc Wiley boosts so well that
be undoubtedly has 14) or one per seat.
Telegraph.
mo».-
Holon Wm. tbs actresses” site is
willing to marry. Where‘s fiat Go“
solar-4mm m Posse.
4- ‘
They call it a governors mums.
but It looked roses lures mothers nos».
smoothness“ summers-I
presidential swoon. “names M
«ea
rs- vtss‘rbo trial is still sans so.
maroon: is may to may sown-s
as an attraction for but mr‘s rash
of mm and “tattoos tourists.“
Row York Tribune
It
'wm 14s dallls‘ass. an... or "n :
The Sentinel will be pleased to re-
ceive letters tor publication. from its ‘
readers. under the. above heading. A
brieiosd audio-them: communication.
as a general proposition. carries more
weight and comtctlon than a lensing
one in which the argument is not ,
concentrated We do most emphatic-
ally suuost brevity. Lon:- -wlnded ar
tlcles. we have observed. are the lost
to be semi. sad ans many times avoid-
ed altogether
WOMEN AND POLlTlCB.
Editor of Evening flentlnol:
“While it does not necessarily fol
low that because tin-nod so and Bound
so has done lhls thing all women will
become elected in the same we). it
doosso molten Io ohatastrssuss any
woman may no it temptation be placed
balms her. When a woman loves also
loves passlomuoly. when she hates she
hates lnleuoely- in (art a large per-
ennials o! womanhlnd are inclined. to, ‘
so to action-as. 11- she does soto .3
tron-so is her Iarossnt vocation and
pastimes does it follow that she would,
organs In tho lasolm name or
politics otherwise? it she does so to
extremes in politics. what is to bo-
eorno of the social ennui-«tbs hone?
- Without a home what is to become of
the future mthnsr'wbarlal lo
South Norwallt lontlnol June 3.
"Angels and meters or stone do-
. of bensoatoolsodslnhlss~l~low York 1"” "'fl
Apply this logic to the onppslts sex.
While it does not necessarily tollow
that because Maud-so and dosed-so
not drunk and best and murder their
wives and riot In unmsntleusbls ways.
it does so to show to what autism
any man may go it temptation its plan-
ed hetero lira.
Us mumlonailnottaiostod
women. including Queen Victoria in
statoetsft. Malta Mitchell in echoes.
nose honour in palatial. Harriet
Beecher Stone and Julia Ward am
so Its-store to me than is so see
in intellect.
Torsion from this router m
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CRVBTAL HAT PINI. set with _
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but makes them more womanly. tori
proves their condition and dooo away
m a number of the objectionable
'tastosos or stools untested elections.
Mots and munitions st election
polls are a tide: «on past: The wo-
man have luster standards than no-
Insn in say «her part of the world. 1!.-
oasss they are unusually intermina-
llu and bacon acquainted with the
Joys and sorrows that elsewhere are
nevsr shared. 0n election day they.
take ears I sash othsr’s labile-Pb-
Inlordlmv W Wales! 1.8. Is-
W. III! pits. A. i
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Norwalit. lost. 13. 1911.
onerous .6... hilt! srwsuoss-
'Utmfi'fillflwllflr
comma PLAT A‘l‘ ALHAMEA.
Are you a coll-so man? Well. it
doesn't make any different whether
70s are or not. you «111nm ‘udm
of Harvard.”
This is too Int sensations at this
play in mm. and it is bound to
draw lam emu lu the mo»-
this Isaak, as it is the assault sob
Ins sued? ever written It‘s ion
doll or Mohandas smear. with.
a siren plot running thrush disen-
stratum
successions-suture. m
We. Mistresses-Uneven?
ass by WWI“ to she has
lispvy Thurston, luruish the comedy.
um nun-Ia: Dubs will has the role ‘
of Edith Kenyon, Tom‘s sweetheart.
This part will give Ilsa Duke a chases
to wear snappy clothes. Misses (lat-
lon. melt and um will be room-
lsliy east. There are over twenty-five ~
o in the east. and three elaborate
sets of scenery. The orchestra will
play all college music between the
acts. '
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ANOTHER \WOMLIVT RALLY.
Cornelius 3'. Polar wul sneak this
evening in Railroad avenue. He lathe
stats omnisci- in the harbors in
ammonia to. out» as». at uni
convention o! the «Connecticut lioness»
than orbiter. and the colossus said.
that never hsdthoy heard such a seed
Isiah-r. Friday avenue 3r. William
chancellor will speak on local events.
and tho .Ws their best street
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Norwalk Chronicler