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United States Asked to Protect.
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(:ONSTANTINOPLE. Sept. 30—4111»,
'l‘urkisli 'Gov‘ernmoiit today addressed;
uiiotlicr appeal to the powers express.
lug pained surprise at italy‘s notion
in dtwlcr'ug wur yesterday. and any i
in; 1: ml lllfi't is still time to prcwntl
the disastrous and evil ,effects of at
w11 “llllil nothing in the attitude of
"lulkisli Flilltll‘e justifies.
the Porto appeals to the pcncel'ul,
(Contliiuodon Twelftlr' Page)
MAYOR POHLIII
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And His Opponent—A Few Questions. '
May or Pollution. our nominee for re-
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election, has served for two terms in member M the New England Order off
the City Council as Finance Commit”
tee and one term as may 01. i
He has represented the city scores
of times before committees and meet1 ‘
ings in home and in Hartford. wlliiontl ble aid of Miss Ollie Cole. the assist- iundersigned that certain politicians
a cent expense to the city.
With his three more experience .3. tinue to faithfully serve the public ”l u;- Tammany holds the pulse or judge
‘ The first year he was in office helof the town court of Norwalk no in
city are. as well versed in its affairs collected the balance of the tax due disqualified from MW“ the ”m9 0'
gun the list of 1907 and that year the} mm... of the city of south Not-walk.
sum of 8147. 824 86 was turned over to‘.
muncilmau and mayor. few men in the
titan Me) or Pohlman.
Ought not the city to take advantagoi
of this experience?
Our candidate is not hampered by;
holding salaried positions Willi h lime
first call on mile. and service.
Why turn Over another office to one
who is so, abundantly supplied with
jobs? Haven't we hnd enough of
monopoly in offices?
Why make it necessary to test the
uncalion of the light of one man'
holding both judicial and oxeoullve of.
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THETOWN TAX COLLECTOR.
Robert 0. Mitchell. the Present lnoumv
bent of the Office. a Candidate
for Re~Elootlon.
Robert G. Mitchell, who has been
collector of taxes for the past three
years. is a native of Norwaik. and has
olwys made his home here. He was
for three years tax collector of the
City of South Nprwalk; is thoroughly
.tamilinr with every detail of the work.
and enjoys the friendship and canti-
‘ deuce of the several thousand tax-pay-
ers of the town. He is an (ax-member
of the Connecticut National Guard.
‘ having served thirteen years on the
stuff of General Russell Frost: is a
trustee of Norwalk Lodge of Elks,
treasurer of The Norwaik Yacht Club.
member of the finance coniniitoe of
Old Well Hook and Ladder Company.i
a member of the Royal Arc-hum. the
improved Order of Red Hen. director
of the South Norwalk Public Libra",
Protection and the Patriotic Order
Sons of America. He has made a good
record as tax collector. and if elect
ed next Monday, ‘will with the valua'i
nut in the tax collectors office. con-
l'i‘own Treasurer William A Curtis.
‘The second ycsr there was collected
and turned over to the town treasurer
the sum of $107,149.67.
the
town treasurer was $188,738.27. Mr.
Mitchell is now engaged in collecting
the present tax. which figures up to
‘3l88. 526. 36. A large percentage has
been reloiiod. and he believes lie‘
should be permitted to collect the bal-
‘unco.
it does not spliear wise. there-
ltn the common law that the holding
Lint leaf lbe‘of one office does not iii-and of itself
l collection and amount paid to
tiiitlillii
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Vote, Deciding Against
Bitulitlilo
liilli illll Willi SIS. ill
Bl Billilllll WllH Billlli
Contractor McElroy Will do Work
on the Latter thoroughfares
After a struggle extending oyor ii
period of several months. during which
time exhaustive research has been!
made by the members of the city man 5
oil. the paving committee and the cil-
isons of Norwalk city in general. trips
to other cities -tnkon in preparation
for the decision as to what form of
paving should be placed upon the
streets of the city (Water and Main
(Continued on Eleventh Puke)
LIIVEIB I" OFFIGII II
II "III! Alli IIVII
III II REL]! IV III
PIIIII
it has come to the knowledge of, the
are assiduously claiming that because
so We desire to call public attention to?
the claim made and insist that it tr
absolutely untrue. it ls‘well settled
disqualify the incumbent from holding
tors with tonight?
another olilco at the some time, pro
rldod tth‘e is no inconsistency in ths’
functions of the two offices in due. 1
tion. 'l‘wo offices are incompatiblci
where there is a conflict of interest.
as chore the incumbent of one office:
, has the right to remove the incumbent
“but has Ma3or Polllmnn's oppoii- fore ‘0 "‘"ke “ change in the 0m“ 0! MlOlllOl'1o!‘ l0 audit the accouuul
out done for the city that entitles lillu1
to its highest lionox. "
advantage? '
As a voter you will be called on fol
answer these question’b on Monday. ;
nsilocns'rtc runes cost. l
The only political party that
icitii3 has thd intclcste of the work
llmillt'n ill heart. Vote the Bocialistf
ticket.
MW
IIGVBLIBT'B 00H.“
Iolii IIDKII
Joseph Milllrd. of Grandvitu ave-l
1111». u popular high school but. was in-
durod in Codur_stroet. this molding.
while on his way to take a music inn
sun. When an automobile ('lillfiPd lilm‘
to leave the road and fall llOMHOTO-f
most over the handlebars of his who-ch '
Dr. Tracey who wait lulled. foundl
that Mr. Millprtl's collar bone was
broken. Hp reduced the fracture 11nd
sa‘ugmfortn‘hly as could he extinction
this afternoon.
a an“ Wm...“
luau: surest
libs industrill‘ met. of the First
blob time. nor. .lolin‘ E. flutter talk
all on the condition la mats and
flip fihb‘l
iit this time.
Republican friends of Mr Mitchelli ion over another all in we also of a
(an be represent the city to better “"1 W" a V0“? '0’ Mm by 91““an Mlludicisl officer and his clerk or prose
_X opposite his name. but must also
check all the candidates in the Re-
publicsn column whom they desire to
vote for. Democratic voters should
place an x in the circle at the head
of the Democratic column. the first
one of the ballot
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use—-
~BHIDOIPORT SUNDAY 9081'.
Special features. every Sunday. of
The Norwalks. Mansion and Comic
Section. Woman’s Pluto.l Latest news.
telegraphic. foreign and domestic. Or-
der from your nowsdoaler.
'81”. .lilIIl'll'I Til .
.IIIILI “Mill.
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it was reported by good authority.
this morning. at St. Joseph's Roman
(isthollo oungregatlon was to erect a
paroclsl school in Henry street. South
Norwalk. in the nourfuture and to
that end the property, formerly owned
by Royal Raymond. was being pro
pared. Tho houseigbsiap moist! sud
work onvthe excavation for the collar
will be started.
Efforts wars made to reach list. R
J. Carroll. rootor of the church. this
morning. for conbrmatlon of the report
but he could not its reached.
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castles unusual-ii. of New York
city. is sounding the day with relatives
in south Norwsllt
anti-nu
1 ‘, trail only. at?» has: 111' compo a ,
Mind; Insured by vol
of another or to exercise a supervls
outing attorney. in some states the
mayors of cities are authorised to or
rest and try offenders against the po«
lice laws. and by virtue of the office
of mayor they become judges of the
mayor's court.
There is absolutely no inconsistency
in the functions of the two olllcos in
question. and therefore the" holding of
the one does not disqualify from hold-
ing the other. 1
JOHN H. LIGHT.
RUSSELL FROST.
JOHN J CUNEU.
JOSfilPH it. TAYLOR.
LOUIB 8. nouns.
(mouth H. VOSBURGH.
WILLIAM A. Gillll‘li'lbl, JR.
PERCY J. EDWARDS.
scrotum unmitr.
was-q.-
log: of genuine springbamh. ltd-ac.
Forecast-tor spring lamb. to.
Spring lamb chops. llc lb.
stow lamb, (in lb.
Prints rib rout best. it 1-90.
Best out shoulder steak. 8 lbs.. 25o.
Loan poi roasi.10o lb.
Freshllillcd broilers, 900 lb.
Native Futile. 10010.
Capons, no in;
Chop hoof. 2 lbs. 250»
, in large pineapples, 31.00.
it sweet oranges. 20o.
Largo roots fancy celery. to.
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lihLlNllX OFINlNO.
IIWILIIII IIIIITTEE
TIIII 1'0 Will. TIIE
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Twice the Republican committee
have tried to fool the voters by pub~
iis’hing on Thurfdny and Friday the
fact that the 1010,, budget was an in-
crease over the budget of 1900, but
without telling that the 1909 budget
was for n lllilOIIlOfltllS' term. and the
will budget was tor a twelve months‘
term, and that month for month it
coal loss'to run the city in 1910 than
in 19119. besides doing sumo worth of
special work out of regular budget.
and bctweoli $4. 000 and 05. 000 to be1
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turned back into the city treasury. l Asa result of the great effoit which;ciem~ and ounvlnélng speaker, and doing other work such as
has been made by Charles l“. Holt and above. all as safe and of flawless lnte-‘ Councils have done with about
it but will they try and ‘{col the vot«
”-lnloe they have been caught melt
ing min-statements and hiding the
truth. Will tonight‘s tints) statement
ho any more worthy of belief? They
will hardly mills this last opportunity
to try and fool you again.
Taxes have increased during thel
past few yours. for the when that for
years the Republican administration
of this cltl like our town govern
.ment. laid a to: only sufficient to payi
part of the winning expenses of the
city and. your? lifter your rolled up an
Indebtedness. bonded and floating. the '10 “'0 I “it“! number 0‘ '13 lienal ,
later amounting to stimuli.
After you have ceased "looking out
of the window." look at your city to-
‘ports and you will find that the total
city debt increased approximately:
'11 increase 925.400
19M lncroa‘so 900.
1905 increase 6.650.
. 1908 no tncmse.
in 1907 the Democratic ant broke,
into the city administration. 'llbe
debt commenced to decrease. approxi-
n'latoly: ‘
1907. Mayor Bur-poll decrease. Sill. 000
1908. lila3or iinrncll. decrease 8,000
1909 Minor Wolfe, decrease. 20. 800
lili0 Minor Pohlman. decrease. 13 800
um It better business policy to
pay as )0“ go. and also pay on the old.
debt. and thus decrease interest
charges. rather than to keep running
into debt. 3oar after year.
Our nominees believe that it is. and
are pledged to such a policy.
lies the city as a whole ever been
more alive and prosperous than dun
ing the put year? Two new factories
in town: scores of new buildings
built. and in process of construction:
nine on Washington street. Do you
believe in a live city?
Was any administration over «laser
to the people than the present?
it this is the kind of sdmlnistrsi
lion you believe in. is than any good
reason for voting against it?
The present administration. has
been progroslvs. and, has made good.
his “serving of another torts.
onaocnmc runes coniimss.
W1
ansxr galoAV‘NloHr.
Dance at the Armory. Bvoo's Or:
ohostrs‘ of sight slscss.
ntouit‘sn stratus
um uli‘lloluwll
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' WASHINGTON. opposite—0mm"
brought by the Eastern nitrous up
on the Western trunk lines has he
duosd the latter to withdraw the pro-
pend on. 1 reduction-til freight tam
ness and creating...
in disposing of”
A»...
WEATH IR FOIICAIT
Fair tonight; Sunday showers.
liiii‘ifl.
CHANGES,
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Fornial Opening of New Building
Announced to Take Place
Monday
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One of the Best Equipped Banking 1
Institutions In State
several contractors who are engagedi
in making the changes in the South.
ties were in a poaltion. this mo?nlng.§
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l SOMETHING scour TAX Liens.
Town lists Good 111mm and Law
Mikes it ow}, to Fit.
l Virgin.
i it has always been found constancy.d
leach year. but this does not by Iii)!
moans pron a bad investment for l
the town.“ ss.ln addition to the costs.
the lions continue to draw the usual
interest. in some instances it half
boougfound impossible to get the cor-é
not addresses of the owners; otherl
people. because of sickness or otherl
circumstances. could not pay prompt l
ly. and in on use an appeal was tak- i
on from tbogusossmonl. and the sultl
is still pending in court. A lien bull
to be filed to protect the town. ‘hir.I
Mitchell. while performing his duties:
satisfactorily. has at the same time:
endeavored to show every considers l
.tion possible to the tax- -psyors,-cud Iti
lis believed that his efforts have been
appreciated and that he will be!»
lturned to the office next Monday The
lRopublican pnrtv. as a whole, has not‘
Yet seen fit to endorse him. bllt the re
dale many good Republicans who have l
lannpuncod their intention of endors-
ling his administration of affairs in
the tax collector's office. Republicans
who will split the ticket and vote for
Mr. Mitchell and other nominees of
the Democratic party should be very
careful to not place on x in the cir-
cle at the top of the Re§liblican col-1
unto. but should place an on the left:
of the name of every Republican or
Democratic csndldats‘tlioy desire to
vote for and assist la electing.
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—-ntl_t.l.msnv orlnmo
display of autumn and winter mtllIn-,
cry. Boot. 29 and 30. Mrs. A. Alton-
brsndt. 01.90. Help do. So. Norwslk.
strut lunoului '
oil sillnl mm
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A atone barge. propelled by
hoary winds which blow up
the
the
the beach of! Smith island. this
morning. resting lust in front of tbsA
house occupied brat. and bits. Frank
Larson. Tbs 1- tugboat William. of
New Haven. cams in after her and line-
seeded in putting her off. The wonder
ins that she did not strike some of the
many rocks Which-abound lust oif this
sound this morning. ran aground on ,
I Hitohsli for town ts: m“conductor will
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WILLIAILIAIIAIV ;
Republican Candidate for Mayor.
William F. Tammany the‘ Republi-
can candidate for Mayor needs no in-
tloductlon to thd citizens of South
Norwalk Born in this city 38 years
use. he has passed his entire life
among us.
He received the ordinary common 1
school education in the schools of
South Norwalk, and though not a.
graduate of any college. he has, by
indefatigable effort and close applica-
tion to study, qualified himself to fill
positions where ability is requircdi
He is, lunthe fullest insulting of the
phrase, a self-made man.
His character is exemplary in every
respect, his temperament calm. his
Judgment matured.
He has been tried out in positions
of ti not and importance in our social}
and political life, and in all cases hel wonder that a lot of special I.
has measured up the office he has
"been called upon to fill. "
He is a lawyer recognized by the
' members of the bar of his own town
and county as thoroughly versed in
the principles of law, ievebheaded. a
Brit)'- i
We believe that during the coming
Norwuik Trust Company the allulorl‘iygar nhen our Mayor will be called ing:
upon [0 0838 upon questions 0f extra-
to announce that the formal 09910118 ordinary importance to every citizen is single city note outstanding and l
of the new bulldlus would take place of our cit3; such as the construction gweeu $4. 000 and $5,000 will be t "‘
on Monday afternoon and evening“ of the new bridge. the very needful ed hack into the city treasury to. 1
when patrons and friends of the ln' adjustment of the tax question and off the bonded indebtedness.
other matters of equally vital import-
ones will have to be determined. it
will result to the best interest of the
city to have at its head. a Mayor of
‘Mr. Tsmmanys administrative ability debtednoss of South Norwal
land sound, vigorous and conservative numbers is about 3500‘.
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judgment . - ‘
it is with both plea-nu and coon--
demo that. we "colonised him to the
uttrage of tho voters to whose wis-
dom and discretion we submit his
candidacy. in the belief that the re-
;sulrof the vote on Monday wtu show i ticket composed of men who
for him a handsome majority. l
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE} 1
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—thte\‘er labor wants the Social- 1
lat party demands. l
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lry w. Mather. William Miller. 11
mm mm 3 i
stunts stounsol
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The Merchants and Manufacturers‘.
Association. being aware that the'
New York, Nemiisven and Hartford‘
lRailrosd Company, would. as is usual lpubllo office and courteous tron
”when making up its time-tables for the l of the public is rewarded. Hi
lwlntor season withdraw a number ofl
trains. and desiring to have the train‘
service at South Norwslk as ilttlerc
ducod as possible. made certain rec~
ommondalions to A. B Smith. gotten.
lal passenger agent of the New York was for three years a member of
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Gompsny at New Haven.
While some of the recommendations]
of the association have been adopted:
by Mr. Smith. he reports that owing}
to the present conditions“ the New
York. New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road Compsny'ls unable to adBpt all
of the recommendations in the forth-
coming wintertime-tool”. 1
The association feels that its efforts
to have the train service lmprov‘od
during tbb‘summer months were not1
in vain.’ and intends to keep in touchl
with the New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company, and will
persist in its efforts to improve the
train service at South Norwaik.
--NIXT FRIDAY NIGHT.
Dance at the Armory. “ Bvso’s 0r-
chifstrs of eight pieces.
HOW TO VO‘VI
Aaimpis Maths and It Insuld in
Don. Iarly.
Voting under the Australian sys-
tem is an «my matter. For a strught
ticket put an x in the circle at the
top of the column you prefer. 'l'bou
Republicans who ‘dssirs to split tbs
ticket and vols or‘ilobm ti.
MONDAY.
“-sn 2: in the circle. but.
;made to our admirable ninth“
E government.
svsllt listsoll up lit»
rustlusll llolflllslls
snouto oestrous?
On Monday our city and town 0133‘."
tion will be held and both an oftli '
greatest importance, inasmuch as ,
Itendency has developed for and
'gancles without corresponding 1N",
fits. This is particularly true ' '
as the South Norwalk governm
concerned With an increase of
ly $15 000 more to spend "in 191i than?
the Council of 1910 expended it is
could be done!
The Democratic committee in
Inlght's Sentinel tried to explain
had been done in the line of W
culinary improvement such as sprain
tug trees. erecting street signs. an
half the money that is now spent:
This bit of information is late
"And last. but not least there
Why isnt it stated what the trim
edness of the city is in cannon '
with the above? For the into
of the voter we will state .th
product of Demoontlc'ad'
When this fact is con
on should look NW
our city affairs!
The newsman Party ,
walk has presented to tho
that the affairs of the city a
omlcaliy administered. .Rfo
llsm F. Tammany. He should
ted by a handsome majority.
nominees for Councilmen. Monro.
L. Oliver. George M. wily. Winner
Hoyt. and Frederick H. Field-Ila
successful business men and should
selected to handle the affairs of
John J Cuneo. the present (it
Clerk will be elected if omciency
served two terms and has proven ll!
self to be a faithful officer.
Henry C Shersr. cantfldato for '1
Treasurer. although a doctor. as r.
democratic friends refer to as _'
Board of Councilmen and served.
the Committee on Finance. no in
roughly versed in the city's 11
and modes of procedura.‘ H"
Health Officer for our”, “flit
and did good work for the city.
nose men have held the office of
suror for years.
Edward J. Flahorty. our
Jar collector of taxes and ass,
is a young republican. o ‘
and hustling disposition. tit
honest. and well fitted to ml. 1 ,
mirablo and faithful ooils'ctol‘.1
Archie F. Nash. for city.
Charles A. Walters for Audited
fus J. Smith. for Board of nuts .1
George B. 'l‘alimsdgs for inspector
Elections. William Podmol'e for .
uror of the Water Fund. mum
Tones sud Percy .1. Edwards.
lessons, Matthew Col-butt and"
has N. smith for members of the
of Relief, are all strong and , 1'
worthy of the support of all classes, 1
voters. and add to s ticket ‘
believe to be «socially .
.1 “ornament so W
rust. its no
A match was Ilse
walk. today. by some fr
thorny that Judge Milli?
my iris in the rods ‘
one in tits autism st tli‘o pm".
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