eNORWALK
Filled
' 473%.. Drquants .1 .1.
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and efficient
service at all times
Personal attention giv-
en to all prescription
work.
Chairs for our trolley
patrons. Come in and
wait for your car.
7; amber PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager
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Mr. and Mrs Andrew LaCroix, 01
Mi; avenue, have leturned i’lom Stam-
hard, where they visited Mra lohn
Shuttleworth. l
A meeting or the Ladles‘ Aid Society
of the Swedish Church will be held
tomorrow evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Stohl. of 37 Fourth street.
Mrs. Charles Horn. of Los Angeles.
Cat, is visiting Mrs. Homer G. ()raw,
of 16 Pleasant street. Mrs. Horn will
join her .1011. who is a graduate of the
‘ George Washington University at
Washington, D 0., in Chicago Ill.
The members of the Dory Club will
give a. smoker to their many iriends
tonight. There will be singing by the
HI Quartet under the leadership of
Replanlin illsbrow. Mr. Reed will sing
his old time ballad "Way Down Souilt
in Dixie. A good time is expected by.
'1". Games 01‘ all kinds will he played.
Professor A. Knsltie and H.'i‘11}'l01' will
preside at the piano. Champions \\'.
Reed and l“. Redmond will play ct."-
Champions Jackson and Keene in the
old familiar game. The menu will ootr
dist of cake. lemonade. Sillltiwit‘ht’fi.‘
cigars, cigarettes, toba-ro. ,
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WILTON
Every oflice ill Wilton went Repub-
lican yesterday at tho annual town
election. One hundred and eighty-
seven ballots were (-11.11 and ten were
releCtetl, of which tour were blanks.
The constitutional antetnlmcut rela-
tive to the powers of the lieutenant-
;overnor was passed by 11 vote of it;
'yes to 0 110. Five hundred dollars for
I new rate. was voted. F. D. iiCllCtlitl
was moderator and t‘. A. .\larka ciclk.
The result ot the voting follows:
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. ASSESSOR
WilliamI {Goapplely l')., "
Abner, and P.
IBOARD 0F RELIEF.
Joel Godfrey, 1)..
William ll. linrliiutt. it,
Chalice l’. Gregory, l’.,
George ll. Abbott. l).,
Herbert. A. llal‘rctt. it,
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some colds are worse than
others. but they are all bad.
Do not neglect them. Treat
of all, 1111 your doctor about
i years
and rule tltlou 11 out
' carried
$.11ch .,
.Thendoasheea .-
Strong Comstock. 11.,
Alfred H. Stock, 'P..
TREE WARDEN.
Reuben Goennler, D}. 133
Samuel l‘letts. it, 99
Arthur S. Scribner. l’.. 1 12
SURPRIBES Ill 1111' 1111111
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(Continued trout First Page.)
in Litchtleld the entire demorcatic
ticket and the various boards went
democratic, about 30 votes majority;
on an average. About 60 detective;
ballots were cast out and to the suru‘
surprise of the counters 21 absolutely?
blank ballots were voted.
Many Ballots Thrown Out.
in Piainville there were 42 ballots
thrown out as detective because the
voters marked in the circle and then
split theit ticket.
in (311111113. the democrats elected
two selectmen for the second time inI
~11) years. Horeiol’ore there has been
one democrat and twu republicans.
in Glastonbury four selectmen were
chosen by a vote which was only tour
votes apart.
in 'l‘orringtou
candidates except the town clerk was
elected. The town clerk who is a
democrat has held the office for
in Ellington ‘.\1 ll Aborn, town
c'letk for 11‘. 31111121. was replaced by
Marshall E. Chart et, a republican. .\irn,
Aboru is :1 democrat.
iSocialiste Poll Well.
in Vernon the 10111 was so close for i
first 11911111111111) that it had to be;
counted three times. The town wenti
republican by «ill on an average. The.
sot-iaitsts there pulled the largest vote;
in their history. .
in Milton]. Judge of Probate R. R“
ilcphurn, who has been town clerk for
eight years, was replaced by Frank
L. .\ltillSOll. .ludu‘e llcpliul'lt \\':1:~
taken ill on August hill at a town.
meeting. 1
ill Portland the democrats captured;
most 01’ the important otlices. ~
in North (31111111111 the features was
that 11111: no opt osltiou to the constitu-
tioual amendments. This is the iltllllt"
01‘ J. Henry itot'abet‘k. .
in ’i‘hmnaston ‘1'? ballots were not,
marked and 42 were wrongly murked‘
Those had no
ct’ictt on 1hrI license vote or on tlntl
amendments.
Old Odice Holder.
i11\\'in«ltcster.. .\larvlzl ll Thom-1'.
republican stair central committee-
man was mum-ti as first aelcctntan
over Edward Plan a democrat who
has hold the oillcc tor 20 years.
At \\’allingt‘ord 11 number of ballots
were thrown out for being unmarked;
and others with marks on them which;
were thought to be identification;
marks \t‘t‘rc also not counted l
At Elliic‘ltl the rillmns' ticket which:
had been endorsed by the democrats;
practically every ltnportauti
office, gettinz two seleclmen. town?
clerk. tax collectors, and assessors. tie-7
i't-atinu republican-:1 who had held the
offices for years.
lll \\‘c.~uon to the llrpriso oi' the
election oilicials the amendment ro-g
lining to the lieutenant governor was
almost unanimously voted against, re.
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" cities which are yet to vote on thel
’ but with the overwhelming vote ter‘
7 in towns were by votes as follows:
all the republican: '
vote which is fully to 1.1m
amendment mpresent about forty Madison, 1111 license 1711 to 100.
per cent. or the electorate of the state,
“Griswold. license 286 to 286.
the amendments their ratification is
assured. ‘
» phones. .1
On the license question the chart”
Plutniieid, no licence 867" to 312.
sterling. license 129 to 112.
*Killing‘ly. license 602 to 528.
New Milford lianse i107 to 342.
Kent, on licensed“ to 1‘7. ,.
Plymouth. no liQteuBe 357 to, 335.
Thomaaton, license 8114 to 243.
Woodbury, no license I“ to 97.
'Chcster. no license 164 to 105.
‘0111 llaybrook, license 1114 to 129.
'Kllliugworth, license 53 to 51.
Stafford, license 378 to 334.
Simsbut‘v. license 2’3 to 178.
Winthesuer. license 1172 to 755.
'Cornwaii. no license 136 to 93.
Cote-brook, license 71 to 34.
Killiuzly went license by 72 whereas
last year it Went no license by 17. ‘
Litchileld went license by a wide
margin, and last year the difference '
was live votes the other way.
Griswold Went license by one vote
willie last year it went no license by
48.
Canaan went license by six vote!
while last year it went the other way
by 24.
liillingworth went license by 2
while la’at year it went the other way.
New Canaan went no license by 24
easily. Cornwall was easily carried
for prohibition. Plymouth went dry
by 22 votes; New Hartford turned
completely over. Chester did the
same; Bolton chanced over by seven
margin and Stcnington has the dis-
puted figures through han error.
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LICENSE VOTE
Berlin, license, 270 to Eli.
East Cranbs. license 81% to 83.
Manchester. licence 1072 to 850.
Southington, license 1'15? to 265.
Bethany, licence 55 to 33.
schemata, license 3111 to 273.
Torrington, license 1522 to 544.
Burkhamstead, license 11 to 80.
Canaan, no licence 79 to 73.
Trumbull. no license 97 to 118.
Windsor. license 340 to 137.
Bouthhury, license 141 to 113.
Brookileld, no licenaevlla to 85.
Bolton, no license 34 to 27.
Ellington. license 11.1 to m.
(luilford, no license 318 to 242.
Portland. license 4013 to 169.
N the Future
,DoNot Blame
Your Razor
No More Honing or Grinding
required on any style razor. for with BAILEY'S
VERY SHARP DRESSING
on your strep, this is all eliminated
One Thousand Shaves for 25c
(‘un you figure the. cost per sitn e? Do not throw dull
blades 1111.11 htlt at: on them; 11 roudcrlttl discm'ery that
- appeals to all men. .\cts like maglr: has no 91111111 it you
share, you can‘t afford to be without it. i‘, it. Bailey‘s
Very Sharp
(TRADE MARK)
A Scientific Preparation that willput:
a Perfect Edge onthe Duilest Razor
And is guaranteed to plus perfect satisfaction to the most
skeptical pt-rson.1:r We will refund purchase price wil-
lingl); we 1 input do more
A 25c Box of Very Sharp
contains enough treatment to keep your rsror strap in
pclwtetttonditloutoi several year-1 .\‘o necessity will
cter mice for huvinsr a razor honed or shat-.mned thus
meltinlt your shaving a pleasure
To all the Sentinel readers who have stalled them-
Mirna ot’ the Special Safety Rarot Outfit or to any one
else we are now prepared to supplv them ttith a box of
the celebrated "\‘er,~ Sharp" Btrop Dressing which is
guaranteed to put a perfect edxe on the «tallest rsnor.
mammal. license 11125 to 1111. H
New Canaan, no license 32: to 298.
'Now Hartford, no license 203 to 159.
'North Canaan, license 211 to 203.
last Windsor. license 400 to 149.
Glastonbury, no license 345 l0 261.
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finiall instant relivi and an absolute cure
a all cases of Asthma. Bmchiiie. and
163 L109.
Emmet; by MI." 10 Ml-
For Islam by The Cililord Pharmacy.
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*Chauge in Vol/9 from last year.
tiron-mi111111111. license 432 to 163.
Windham, license 9110 to 510.
Newtown, license 2159 to 150.
Granhy, no license 157 to 0-1.
Stonington, figures in dispute.
Groton. no license. u
Bethel, no license.
AN ELEVATOR NOTICE.
There's an old yarn about 11 int and
a lean dueilist. The fat one com-
plained that he offered a much larger
merit to his antagonists bullet,
whereupon- the lean man proposed
chalking him outline on the fat one'e
body and no shot outside the chalk-
Ilne would be counted. We were re
minded of this story by the following
notldl which an accident insurance
company has placed in the elevators
of several oilloe buildings: "This ele-
vator is limited to fourteen persons.
All over that number riding 011 this
car do so at their own risk."
“Who...“ -1...
EAGLES HEAR RETURNS.
, Norwulk Aerie. No. 51111. Fraternal
Order of Eagles, met last evolving in
their rooms in Wall street and. heard
the election returns so far as they
were given out last night. A special
wire to the club rooms told the re-
turns as last 1111 they ,woro received
and there were a great litany mem~
hers present. Refreshments were
served throughout the evening and
music 11nd singing were enjoyed,
RETURNS AT CLUB.
The Winnlpauk Republican
I
.llcld a meeting last «rolling. at which
itime the elections returns front the. '1"
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ltown and city 01 Norwalk were given
Elly special arrangements the returns,
iwcre received at the club by tele-
fpitone. Refreshments were served and
is fienerai good social time enjoyed.
iDESPISE NOT THE DAY OF SMALL
1 house.
i'l‘he smallest escort is not lost,
{Each wavelet on the ocean tossed
Aids in the ebb title or the dew;
Each raindrop makes some lion tel
blow
I Each struggle lessens humanwoo.
‘ «Charles Mackny.
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byss yawning at my feet."
yawning been you got there. o1 did
~. it begin to after you arrived?" asked
, the young woman who has never been
i away.
“Wits it
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"There you no?
files In the state.
! anybody before; he. once gave a niclu’l
' to a blin helmet and there is incipient
insanity in the lamilt. Now it
tean't acquit on all these grounds. whut'
jgrounds can you acquit a man on?‘
‘I‘llllblil'g Post.
Notice
.I’OPH’AM'B ASTHMA REMED’: 1
Hay Fever. Sold by druggists; mail on
Club
The young 1111111 who had traveled be:
“And there i stood with the 11-5
and ”It“ the ,votlntz mull lound,j
ithat i111 had just time to catch the,
"tint why did this 111.111 murder his:
This yountt ‘ -
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$2.50, $3.50, $4
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98 Washington Street
Phoni No. 11352.
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Starting a fire in your heater ,\et‘.’ if not, do so to-
tluyw-antl if it doesn't work right let us know at once!
Meanwhile you‘d bmthr llau' an (ill Store or Gas
Heater to take the chill oil' the rooms. We have them
at all prices. ‘wW‘n
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ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
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. F. E. LOCKWOOD & co.
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone. ‘46.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Storm Sashes
are a good investment. W hen winter
the coal bill and add comfort to the home.
them in any size and style.
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THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiroprecuc
Chiropractic is. the science at the
cause of the disem and the art of sti-
iustlng the same. Diseases are caused
venting the timers oi the vote on the During July and Anne!
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1 legislative amendments.
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Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
This ankle is positively sold only by The Sentinel to its
readers. and cannot be purchased in any store. it will
be given only for
D‘vid C. iiol’t. P..
L SELECTMEN
Sherman Mct'ehouse. 1).,
our ete'n will since on ht-
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NEW HAVEN, Oct. 3.~l.lttie towm ' Imye at l p. m. At your [LICTRICAL 8H0! . .. ,
William Keolor, it, 100 1 e by a mouth. twist or sprain in the
. . 1. ill',' .tol hidtheir .. .
flu... c. eriirlliebmok. a. 1: 31:1" .fiimineiziifé.omi .1139; 11.... Five Premium Coupons Cut from M... "m .11... 1...... 1.111.. Town 33:...‘31‘1‘1131"3:35.13ill‘dgi’l’:1‘;
than C. lirat ey. l). and l’., '6' - _ l iii if
Charles F. (leappie, 11.. 1110 ”‘0 ”mm“ "mm" "' ”‘9 "m“ 0“ lhe Sentlnel and 250 do from 7 I- m. to 0 e- m- A u T o ' U P F L I ‘ ' m. ° i" U” M mm "m" “d
the license question. in citect the l
vote was in. 111 of the towns as In the
Stony Creek diatrict of Hraniord s
uo-lenceac vote was cast which. how-
“0 ever. did not charms the town from
1” the license columns. The temperance
:peopie got the better or the smmnt
5.; by a net gain of two towne, including
102 Stonluaton. which through a clerical
12 error in the third voting district has
illefin recorded as a licence town. but
53 which upon corrected figures tomor-
99 row will be in the polio-nee column.
17 License Gains Tm Vewne.
541 The towns which IVillI from no-
‘go license were: Kiiiiuly, Litchheld.
1a Griswold. Conan and Killialwerth.
‘whiie those pieces which went from
57,“wet" to "dry" were1New Canaan.
113 Cornwall Plymouth. New Hartford.
Phone Stillw to South hints Eltrsst
South Norweih.
TO‘VN CLERK TO FILL VACANCY.
.Wllliam K. J. lluhliell, l), and l"., 76
George W. (laden, it, iiil
TOWN TREASURER.
Samuel (1. Lockwood. 1).,
George 11‘. Brown, it. and it.
AUDITOR.
’ maintain B. Bradbury. 1).,
‘ charte- D. ilennett. lt..
“bridge 8. leaning». 1)..
GRAND JURORS.
' intranet fl. Raymod'd, 1).,
Harry A. Raye, 11.,
' acorn E. Taylor, in.
Mnklin B. Rockwell, ll.
9111le D. linen. it.
“our. Fairbanks. P..
' COLLECTOR 0F TAXES.
, Charles '1‘. Gregory. 1)..
‘ Olmstesti. it. and P.,
Chiropractors remove the canoe of
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the all
nerve systems in your body.
Nervoueneu. Rheumatism. Paraly-
sis. Heart. Kidney and Female ill»
ones are given hpoclal attention: also
Curvature of the Spine You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
'1‘. more. D. C.
24 VMIHINM’ON IT. IO. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatment: Given Alto
So do not throw dull blndee away. but strop them and with
Bailey I ‘ Very Sharp mes-inn. your old blades will be
equal to new. You can begin cutting olil ('onpona at any
time. and when you have five consecutive numbers. bring
them to The sentinel place with 25 cents to cash. and
get a box of this ceobratad Dreuinlr.
Seven Good Reasons Why You
Should Try Very Sharp
L~Very sharp gives to the rumor blade the 11011110111 souv-
edfle ever rocured.
2 w- "here is not ills like Very Sharp. Acts litre me e.
I.-~'Very Sharp makes every ehsve‘ with the nine lode
, perfectly sstistutory.
«promo user with Very Sharp and you will never have
the annoyance or u Mlll bend or a tender 1111111.
5.471111 but racer made cannot give a clean and satis-
factory shave unless it. be ironed occasionally. but by
unto: Very alter as directed this is eliminated.
tam-Not. one in s t ouuad can hone a user but by as-
hiusio Hall Block
E. E. Corham
Decanter
10 Hm “I. M Norwallt
Telephone Four 01111 Six
Daily Due to N. Y
For FREIGHT Only
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22. last liver. New York that
at Dover m1. my an! is:-
«ltt m1 at 2 p I. Faint
received at Namath up to I p.
n. and Heath “math up to 2:“
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known as Cleopatra's Needle, which
stands on the Thames embankment, is
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lied til. Heart. 1).. ”52 'l‘ ole ctiosn give the MHMOMO , 7 meaning troubles are not pulled in a poor new but . "Doctom want you to look alter my history. For centuries it stood in its
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101 tutti 7 Rhine and 7d license and till
13 noticense in 19011.
a" The towns also voted with one or
97 trio exceptions on the constitutional
12 amendments vetoed by the general as»
111 terribly. the first being to give the
lieutenant [mentor the but power or _
111 the governor in me ordination. 1111c .
103 placing a limitation on tile lump of
12 the nations of the WW
both or these amendmeate em
57 tied as the towns dealt! «to it by e 3*
‘ Letitia Warneire. 11..
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filiip Deweii 11,,
Albert .1. Fowler, P.,
Victor 8. Batman
, anolsrnan or vornne.
» .ileultiah h. Osborn. o
’, Timothy '1‘. Mervin. 1%.,
Jones O'Donnell, rt,
‘ , rows tactical. couumm
”incl (1. Lockwood. 1).,
m on Thursday,
. September )1 be it to mar the the of the obelisk.
am. or 111110 o'oleolt. ' W a
The obelisk is New York has been pro-
tected for years by meme oi pertain.
in accordance with a method devieed
by tile late Prolmthr it. Ogden Dore
mus. London mole to he Mtge hr
the native pmtetn. Mamie he
no recruit why the Bolshoi W ‘
Have ind no experience!
"That‘s all right, my buy. My one
““13. fikm’m: tics in Itrlctly instantiate. roll the
to Depart. tiles to play gait and tihip the they
blunts oil to Eltrope."-—i.ouitlviiie
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aim we in matting ice
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