our wen
rec
‘ lutisr chm-r. 110.11. 11: A11.
IENOHANTS’ AND MANUFACTUR-
. “-stranch Office, Norwalk
was held for town ofiicers. but the
'"ling’worth went from “dry"
, while the no license people carried
by counties:
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scram:
ii; in. or. I. end A. It.
sets in Muscle mum. iloutl
sin mm. 11111111111 ”We!
ml: mouth—July end August ex-
.'cspted——~at 8 o'clock All Hester
. lawns oerdisliy invited need
It. I‘lynu, W. H. Robert I! Wile“.
Meets in Its-onions Banding. South ~
Milo street: 2d sud 4th Tuesdays at
esch month—July end August or
outed-st 8 o'clochll Royal Arch
Masons cordially Invited. Thaddeus
Guyer, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox,
60' ROBERT M. wu.cox. Sec-L
socm'rv normed
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ERs' ASSOCIATION
Nehemiah Candee, President
Vice-president. Charles]. Pidgeon.
Frank W. Hadley, Secretary
Matthew Corbett, Treasure;
EVENING SENTINEL TELEo
PHONE CALLS
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Igo —Editor' I Residence
vague—City Editor’s Residence
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' THE Town sLecnous.
The principal features to he noted
from the returns of the town elections
held last Monday‘wss. the overwhelm-
ing vote in tuvor of both of the cen-
slitutlouai amendments and the gain
of two towns by the no license advo
(rules. All of the towns held elections.
on Monday with the exception of
Hartford, New Haven. \llaterbury,
New Britain. Ausooiu, Derby. Stum-
ford nnd Mlddleileld. The New Haven
and Waterbury elections come on
Tuesday. At Naugutck 1111 electionl
constitutional amendments were vot-
ed on.
011 the license question Killingly.
thchfield. Griswold, Cannon and Kil-
to “wet."
an effective campaign into the towns
of New Cannon, Cornwall, Plymouth.
New Hartford, Chester, liolton and:
Stoulugton.
that while the town of lirnuford stilll
re11111ius "wet." as the issue was not!
voted upon. the district of Stony t‘roek
wont d1-1 it being the only town in
, the state where the distr'hts vote sep— ;
arntely on this question. in atoning-
too 11 mistake in certifying to the re-
turns reversed the vote in one district‘
and caused it to be unnounced that;
the town had gone “wct,” but the temw
perunce people have iukcu steps to‘
have the superior court order a re-‘
count as it is admitted that 11 mistultc
has been made and the town should
be recorded in the “dry“ column.
The constilullonnl untcndmeuts rc-‘V
cclved big 11111j11ritics in every instance
oiccpt one, the town of Westnn in,
Fab-field county voting 36 to 9 szelnetl
the 12111111111: lo the, powers of the lions
tcunnl governor. All of the counties
rolled 11p maturities for both umcnd-
ments that were almost it) to l. The
lolul vote on the amendment rolntingi
to tho lieutenant-governor. with re
turns from but three towns missing,
wns 23,8111; in favor and 2,564 nuuinst.
For 1111 curly adjournment of the Leg;
ish11u1e the vote was 24.41:! In favor
uud 2.13713 ltgulust
Ti 11- polllh s 111 11 few towns changed.
but the difference was not merited. in
New llnvm county the Democrats!
11d1icd\ three to their list. capturing
Waterbury, Oxford 11ml Wallingford
They also mode 11 not gain 0f two in
thchllcld county. but 11 similar 1111111 in
Fulrilcld county offset the former.
Windlutm county gave the Democrats
two more towns end Mlddiesex slso
added two, white in Toilsud the he
puhllcnns shined one. Hartford coun-
ty showed no obsum in totsi results
on to politics. 011 the whole the Dorm
cruis mode 11 gain at eight towns.
hsving as to their credit usnlust 11 to-
tal of 122 Republicsn. The summary
Politics License
1910 1911 1910 iiiii.
R. i). it. D. 1.. N. 11. N.
ilsven .18 . m 3 ill ll 17 it)
trunnion. it 11 1:1 11 11 111 5 111
nitride ...111 5'13 11 12 11 12 11
WM ..21 1.1.11 1'10 16 11 17
. 111111111111..13 2 11 4 11 12111
'lfiedlnex..itli ’5 ii 9 6 D
ll'oiieul 11 11 10 a 4 9-310
111175111231 ’18 ill 74%
constitutional Amendments.
big Lelia.“ Legislature
tie 111111111111 inlaid out. 'illie coin 1m in.
1 they me not TurhsrwNe‘w r9111 Tole
{ end more republics“ vote for demo
beer. Names continue to mislead.--
STATE. I“ TAKE.”
estiug. just at this time:
Connecticut Agricultural Experiment
Added to this is lllt‘ fact jedncsliou. i suppose, for certainly our
one whd looks into the matter most
Ecrntc in working out such 11 plot). and
‘should hope to have the help of 11
stem to we Perm: ‘
m
It keep: the local 11.11.111.111 busy
explaining to the 111111 ltslians tint
mph.
What would be the matter“ re-
, ysrslng.,ti1e.u11mcsiot the old parties?
More democrats vote tor mubllcm‘
111111 in local elections 11nd petty
homer m1: useless-«Norwich Bulle-
tin. , 1
+
ny'a decrement irom'ltaly's foreign
.miulster it appears that his country)
lies-gone to we: portly. or least, tier
the sake of a 18-year-old girl when
the ‘Turhs sre accused of abduct!
"torcihly converting" to the Movie
faith. and marrying by violence to at
Mohemedm.-—Boston Transcript. '
1
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Joseph Sodswster of Connecticut
was arrested for getting drunk ow
Schenectady Union-Star.
—~O-.-
1 West Virninio's soprano court has
ruled that power chips are real more.
ey, but it's dollars to doughnuts tlmt
not 11 single member or that august
tribunal would accept them in pay-
ment of SEMI‘YerOTfOHC Virginian-
Pilot.
——O-—-
Thus for in his cruise against the
Insurgents President Taft has bom—
barded their cities only with bou-
quets—New York Press.
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I'llBlllllTll PIOILEI
The. following letter regarding the
mosquito extermination here is Inter-
. Station
New Haven, Conn.
, New Haven. 01..
89.11.29.191].
Mr. W. 1.. Scarlett, Rowuyton. Ct.
Deer Sir: l have read your letter
with much interest, and am pleased
to know that you have been taking up
mosquito work in yourtown. if you
could send me n memorandum of the
approximate urea lrecd from mosquito
breeding places, together with the
number of feet of ditches cut. in the
salt marsh and the upproximute cost
of the whole. i should be glad to place
the data on tile in my office. The time
will soon dome. I think, when this
problem must be taken 11p and solved
for the whole strata and i cannot on
demand the attitude of mum of our
so-cnlled progressive business men in
regard to it. Of course it is 11 luck of
see that the mosquitoes can be con
trolled and the outlay of 11 few thotis~
and dollars would meun almost noth-
in: to these men if it could be satia-
factorily accomplished. The increase
in property values w uld almost lm- ‘
medlutely more then set the cost.
it is possible to prepare 11 bill to
be introduced into the next legislature.
providing some menus for taking 111)
the matter on a wholesale plan is for~
undated, and i shall be glad to co-op-
lorgc number of persons interested on
the subject.
Very truly yours.
W. E. llltl'l‘Ttm. Phil,
State Entomologist.
AUTO OKIDDID.
Slld into Curl) and sideswlped Tele-
phone Pole.
DANHURY. Oct. li.~A Muwell run-
about. being driven down West street
about 12:30 o'clock this afternoon by
Mrs. Fred N. Chlchester, skidded as
it W111: leaving the cur truck and (inshv
ed into the curb, sidswipiug 11 tole-
phono pole
Mrs (‘hichester was driving slow-
ly 11nd when in front of the [lap-
tlst church she turned to the south
side of the street to pm A vehicle.
The machine skidded and dashed into
the curbsloue. The top supports of
the machine struck a telephone pole.
The auto continued twenty or thirty
feet along the. curb end the from
'ule. strained when the forward right
wheel struck the curb. broke, sending
the, torture pert otthe machine to
the pavement. Mrs. Ohichestor use
not thmn from the oer. She vs-
csped iniuvy. The top of the machine
was badly demoted.
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VALUADLI IlLVIN DOLW hm
CHWAGO. 00¢- twm in
client) deliver doll-r, ruffled by nu.
int-motion It use, is tuition to he
recognised. it we: stolen recently
from the collection of Charles 11. lol-
ers by workmen who now: thinks.
lied sic ides cf'its not value. The
dollar ll of Ilw tune of 1904
“i lied “It neurotic: use" new
house. “Ind the" were A. lot at not:
Winners-1111mm i’m
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GOD PROVIDETH FOR HIS
CHILDREN.
Those things that are not prac-
ticable are not desirable. There
is nothing in the world really
beneficial that does not lie Within
the reach of an informed under-
standing and a well-directed pur-
suit. rum 1. nothing 1111111611
has judged good for us that He
had not given us the means to ac-
complish. both in the natural and
the moi-31 world—Burke. ‘
III-Wm... We.
okowrn.
WJL
Like homeless birds we drift
along
In hopeful quest of treasured
things;
Our Right becomes tomorrow's
Wrong.
Our sir—cults fall with W
wings. 1
The rose blooms and its petals
fall;
The sweetest maiden soon is
old; .
If fame or fortune makes their
call.
Why answer? Soon the bell is
tolled!
Our domes and our customs
110-— ‘
The creeds we hold will pass
away;
And ell the-myriad things we
know
Be laughed at some far. future
day.
But naught is veini The ages
In constant growth unto the
end;
And this thought be your striv-
ing' s mood—-
\ a
You help in wisdom‘s onward
trend.
—G’corge Lawrence Andrews.
1
Women’s New '
Fall Waists
TAILORED WAIG‘I", 98c
Dainty tailored models of Lin-
en, also block and white strip-
ed flannels, tailored collar and
cuffs: wonderful 81.50 values”.
Frldny Special
98c
messALme wmsrs', 11.911
Particularly pretty styles in W04
‘ ‘mh's New Messsiine Walsts,
high neck kimono sleeve
models. black sud blue only:
$2. 98 values Friday Special
$1.98
Children’s Dresses
A high-close sample lot of Chil-
l 111m White Dresses. beauti-
fully trimmed with embroid-
% cry and insertion; sizes from
infants to 3 years: $1.130 value.
Friday Special
981:
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E Special Values in
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Undermushns
WOMEN’S DRAWING, 10c
Node of good grade Muslin,
with tucked end heurstltched
111111.11. cut generously full in
All sites: regularly 25c, Fri-
day Special
191:
i
; PETTIOOATB. We
in 11 great variety of styles,
with deep ilounce of embroidv
cry: 1111 excellent $1.130 value.
’ Friday Special
3 97¢
E Toilet Articles
1
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l
100 cake WHITI CASTILE
SOAP, 1c.
SANITOL FACTS. POWDER or
LlOUiD. regular Ilie. 17o.
l nephews IONATID 7111.;
t CUM POWDER; regulnr inc,
‘ 121:.
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WOODIUHY’S FACIAL BOAP,
regular 25c. 17¢.
21. 111711 snow». 19c.
Rare Buying ‘
i For Tomorrow
Home Furnishings.
SPECIALLY PRICED
' Nottingham
* Lace Cunains 89c
3 yards in length, in all the flue
lace imitations: regularly
11.25. Friday Specl5l,89c.
Door Mats 341:
Size 16x24. worth 50c each. Frlv
day special. tile.
Table Oil Cloth
12%c
Good grade. plain white only; a
regular 20c ,qnnlity. Friday
special. 12m 911.
Men’s and Boys’
Furnishings
Night Shirts 41c
Muslin Night Shirts. sizes for
men end boys; always sold at
50c. Friday Special, lie.
Sweaters
98c and $1.50
For men and boys. All Wool
Coat Sweaters. Gray onH.
Men’s Half Hose
10c pair:
Ten only; ell steel; regularly
Misc. Friday Speciel, 10c pr.
4" «“k‘
Children’s
Handkerchiefs
Choice of 11111111 and'colorecl bor- f
der Handkerchiefs. Friday
Special
6. 1111 251:
Writing Paper
12c 11 box ‘
Odd Jolt oi Writing Paper, each
boo contains 24 sheets sud 24 l
envelopes, hemstitched and in-
itlal styles; values to 19c. Fri— ‘ 1
day Special, 12c box.
«‘1. ‘1"... .. w
e e '
Cambnc Edgmgs ;
All width from i to 7 inches, 11
choice assortment of patterns
to select from; values from
the to tile yard. Friday Spec-
iZ'éc'yd ».‘
Friday Special items in
Notions and Small
Wares
sea £11111va Ill-ION. hecvy 1,32“:
all Silks Moire and Satin Rib-
bon, black, white and colors.
24c yard. 1 ,
..__—..—....
PEARL HEAD HAT PINS, bull
or peer shape. Special, 71:.
50¢ HAIR BARRETTEs—»l'otlr
choice of any of our Shefl or
Amber llarrettes in stock,
now priced 501‘. {or 331:.
TAFFETA SEAM BINDING, full
Mord pieces; regularly 151':
piece. 4 pieces for 331:.
.. 1
Children’s School '
”Umbrellas
No child should be without one.
particularly at those special
prices
50c and 75c
DIET.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 5:—-’i‘he more
moot to lieutdetg the dot of chest
the heeded’vton of the Miter- of
the American itevoltltlou. is merino
success. eeeording to s rsport nude by
the nit-eel, board or document
here yesterday. The money is “being
rein! by the Isle of human eer-
tiiiutes. The sincere e! the ermin-
tion reported the D. A. R. to be in s
curt-hing conduits. The membership
is said to have crown to more than
89.000.
”NIT FALL MIITINO.
Wm M M of the Gli‘l!‘
WOULD PAY "CONTINENTAL HALL
$160,000 on Continental Remodel Hell. .
TWO NUITO ARI. FILID.
.1..—
ouvev w. Its". ef‘Dsnbuvy end Ai-
em 5. Derrick Are the Plsintm.
Oliver W. Starr. oi paubury, his
brounllt article tor lounges and tres-
psss in the superior court usiust
hurl! W 1111c filter 1!. lion.
111mm unit M 1111?- mm; «111-1111
his home 1111! tech W suede,
silvemre. etc. all he mic in»
ms. Dist-tit! bee W mile
via an the eels
Albeit A1 Dewitt oi Wt his
steam suit or interns 11.111111 1111
Milan «my in the In”
court. lie sues-e 1.11.1 inst 111 in w
mMWMmhnMM;
muffled 111mm: dammit
w fimuomwm
a sum
Wuheueteolieyceretm.
“Guidance“ the Mctww‘
STRINENB NETUNN TO WORK.
CHICAGO, Oct. h.~seveuty-iive
striking carpenters 11nd csrmeu re-
turned to Work at the illluois shopi st
Burnside today, making 11 tots] of 900
In now at work: eccordlng to the--
statements made by railroad officers.
Whenhthe men reported this morning.
they peered groups otstrtkers. but no
alert was made to molest the work.- 1
mil. Rome-entrance of the strikers
by that not men then fifty oer cent.
at the nor-Al freight trsile is movies
All the new trsids are behind
their “huddle. melody on the south
ere civilians} , =1.
RANT OF TOWN DIM’ROYID.
AIHLAND. “All“. Out. 6.-—Ono-
trust
Norwalk Chronicler