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autumnal: ALMAN‘AC FOR
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‘ it for nlnc (laxitmlltiillon Transcript.
I a fact that all over the country there
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EVENING SENTINEL
Joined Goldman“ Editor and
TOMORROW
Shot .9: pets 5.17.
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MAIONIO DIRECTORY.
A Special Communication of Old
Weii Lodge, No. Ills. F. and A. M..qu
be held at its rooms. Oct. 18th. at 8
o'clock p. in. Work, M. M. Degree. fol.
so'ne cordially and fraternally invited.
Fraternally yours,
ROBEETIIM. WILGOX, Sec'y.
SOCIETYNOTICES
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. MERCHANTS' AND MANUFACTUR-
ERS’ ASSOCIATION
Nehemiah Candee, President
Vice-president. Charles J. Pidgeon ;
Frank W. Hadley, Secretary '
‘ Matthew Corbett. Treasurer
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AS A PROPHET.
Gifford l’lnt'hot now rises (in the
columns of the esteemed’ Saturday
Evening l’ostl to remark that Wil-
liam H. 'l‘ut‘t. can't be reelected and
shouldn't. be reuomlnated. Since he
—
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luis Htllil no. he undoubtedly holievés
so. As on cailicr occasions. tho doubt
is not as to Mr. l‘inclioltt slntcrltl'
ltlll as to Mr Pinchot' t-I judgment lit-l
is an carnival man, anti it nubllt‘i
noirltcd mun: lfl tithing up the foI- I
(‘t-ill‘_\' wort. he not E {inc oxalnplo tol
tht- other young men of health and:
itvisnrc; lit‘ has rendered \iillliililt'i
Stil'\'l(‘(‘s to tho ('-(illllll‘_\‘ and um unit
not going to forgot Ihcm. ills lntcn
tions are alums good but no la sub-
ject (like all the rest (it us) to hit
mun inllrtnltlos. ills unfortunntc pro-t
)iitlit‘t‘s against, Tul‘t dtitcs from the“
curly days of the lnltcr‘s l’rositioiit‘y:I
it in \loicnt and probably inruruhlc.
We don't thin-it it will materially his?
foot tho prowess of manta or oc-'
(up) nf‘uch sluice In political ltlulof‘) l
RIOHT TO TI'IE POINT.
In Nplttl of all ittiuuats from tom-
liOl‘ltlil‘I‘ hotlics, Sf‘t‘l‘t’liil)’ Wilson of]
Ilii‘ Iiotitirttnuul of tiurit‘uiturc. will nw- ‘
Hlill’ orcr tho i-rcwnrs' t‘onronllon “P
is it pt-rsistont mun :Iiwnyti tilla-
sinyt-tl with tho Wilt-r controvcrsy
lnngcr lllllli most men would hurt- done
in Illi.‘ loco of public opinion, and
didn't resign when it was flulshcdm
Boston (llohc.
M...
A widow in lAi-l Minutes in said to,
how l‘t‘](‘i‘ll‘ll t'iglityrncrcii offcrti of
.lmtrriuuo. How would you iiltc to in-
thtit rit-li‘h—llirminahuni News.
__...
'l‘llt' pi'oitrt-Nslvos will t‘\'lil(‘llll)' how
to rtwittc tin-tr platform. Woman ant
frngc ltt crowding tho lultintltc. rotor-t
ondnm and 'rct'all lactic asldc in (lull-
i'urniu, and so it may no PIM'WIIN’Q.’
Now York World.
-4...
tittnatllnn t-olntt hnrr outwnrt-tl minus
tho “lici lirnlin" in the name your that
(innutln refused thc proacnt of tin-it
proclty. till. you. Just ii roincfilcnccx-v
Now York ’l‘t-iotrrnph.
.....,...
it in worth thinking 01' by us of Illi‘
(‘ltrlntlnn world lllilI ’l‘ttrkcy in tiw
[ltiii't‘f‘ noFitiIIy. to avoid war. with at»
pnroutll litilt- if tiny holp from I‘Iil—
rotmt'n pnwvl'tt. Anti tlic flirt, if it
mntlnuu to tho point oi infuriating
that Moliuuimt‘tlnn world may ho a wry
Ni-i'ltitlti one. ~-\Vorcontor lili'cnintt Pool.
“.9...
VI'lll‘ll two lit-morrnta no in In act if
drink Illl')‘ Hill It ”woitllnu tho tuirti’.”
., \i’tiulilnitton I’ottl.
"a
tlur means of communication nrti
hardly an yot ocrfcct whon i'i l‘lrltlnh
ship can foundor off tho littoral-it. only
100 miles away. and Wu do not hour of
. -a.— ,
Dr. Wlioy values the honlth of the
nation at $040. 000 000. And be hot»
helped Ineliitnin it at phi .~8chencc
Woman loot $10,000 worth organic
in a taxicab and found them. Anothw
or woman lost ".000 worth of some
on a train and didn't. Can it no that
our railroad porters are Mining
chariot-«New York Telegraph.
.4...
it may be unfair but it is certainly
is it growinrhoiiaf and an accent tout
donor to say that it‘s President 'i‘eft'a
«talking that‘s the matter with bush
noss.a~Prottdcnco Tribune.
t a.»
Nailing ii lewnono tor a man out o!
thcfltisoid ribs W seeps
Wishing She Was
SOVEIIICBII‘1’,_._
In her chair I see her sitting.
Dawvdling lazy with her knitting
Watching as with dreaming eyes
Childhood that before her files
In the vision of the girls
On the lawn with fluttering curls.
Dancing. flashing. in their glee,
Innocently glad and free;
I can read her thoughts between—
' Wishing she was seventcenl
Softly now and then her fingers
Tremble as the memory lingers
Of her knitting yet to do.
And so much to labor through
All her day‘of cares and trouble——
Flash the light and blow the hub
ble.
There before her where they pass.
Young folk dancing onthe grass.
in her old heart glows the sheen-
Wishing she was seventeen!
t.
Laugfier of the lips of youth
Waite the echoes round forsooth;
Songs are flying. all is bright
As if in the May-mom‘s light
Mays of old time came to her.
With their girlish swish and whir:
Needles dawdie, knitting falls
In her lap—the old dream calls.
Eyes far out across the green--
Wishing she was seventeen!
Onward. onward with her plod-
ding.
Thus she thinks while sitting nod.
ding
On the porch for just a moment
From the household fret and fo-
mentl
Onward ever; yet how finely
Tastes the dream of youth. di-
vinely
Spiced and flavored with the
IWCCIL
OI May music for the feet;
‘ In her eyes once more the sheen-—
Wishing she was seventeeni
ht
-Baltlmore' Sun.
.SENTINEL
READERS?
SHOULD RE-NAM E STREETS.
Editor Sentinel: ‘
Norwsllt and South Norwalit have
voted in approval of a consolidation
which all thinking men have known
For many years must come. Would it
not be well for our new city councils
to begin adjusting a part of our affairs
so as to lessen the confusion when the
consolidation becomes effective?
As one matter ill illustration: Take
our method of naming and numbering
our streets. Norwalk and South Nor-
wallt each have a Cli'OSl-i street. a Chest-
nut, street. a Water street and about a
down other duplications
There are twvcrnl cases wherc one
strct has two or more names for parts
of its longth‘. East Wuil street. Wall
atu‘cei. Wcat avenue. Not-walk. West
avenue. south Nor-walk. North Main
street and-South Nani atrcct are one
continuous street with six names. in!
tin-co parts the numbers progress in
one direction rind in the other direc-
tion for the other three parts.
As we are to work together. why
not begin with ilcmn of this sort and
so unprepared for larger llt‘mK by and
by? ~ '
.l W. ill-lldn
VIEWS :3 ”
tlIIIISTIllE III III II.
EAST l8 DEBLIIIEII
l
l
(Continued tron: First Page) ;
it is re no probable that not
won all tho airbag ttnilnn tinny lifts
once disclnhnrkt‘tl lit Tripoli. own the
young Turk ll’f‘t't'niH‘Illiiillt‘n trill lit».
pin to l‘t‘t‘olillllt‘. an timinrontli Ilte‘
Ottoman gorornmt-nt itlrcady door.‘
that thcre in no impc of withholding.
Tripoli froth. lull)‘. Thcn it will he
pontilhlo for Turkey to outer into pcnrc
IWKOIIMIOM alth the nrtihpect ot
reaching; it its unsatisfactory conclu l
:ston thitu ' hid result from a con»
I IIBWII of file conflict. l
HINDONFM i2 ~~~No confirmation
has yet been received from either
Home or Constantinople of the report;
. from ilrrhn that an ttrmlitst-o llilil
liccn llri‘illlLt ti The Turkish in bincl
lllt"i today. ntlii tho nun lorcign min
later. Aualtu lloi, but nppaionli) noih- ‘
in; trill lair dorldcd. mindful: that as»'
iii'llllJI)‘ oi‘tlth "l‘urltltih parlllilii‘ni on
I Saturday
HOME, (IN. 1!. (Vin tro'ntlcrt t’l‘ho
lira! division “of the army of occupa-
tlion reached 'l‘rlpoii at noon today;
The troops wow antoly landed with»-
lout llli‘lilt‘lll. I
'l‘ltii‘OlA tltt 'Iht» flint trans
[)0th hunting a ittirtion of the italiunl
gcxiwdittonun intros nrrlvcd ht-rc to
Ida) ’l’hc} nor. escorted hi warships
: and accompanied h_\' tho hospital ship
Rosina d' ituiia. The tildemllilfkllliin‘
of thr- troops lit-nan lmmodlatoly and.
tho iii-cutout cuthntiiliam [ll'i‘Vllul‘dt'
The ballerina of tho fleet. all lhrouirh
tho nlltlit. alit'licd tho firroundlnx
country. which won nwcpt by the:
scorchllithts. Tripoli has nothinl'
more to four from Turkish tittncitu. l
Nlant-on transports unwind in the}
harbor this morning. They brought,
tho wootnul port of the Italian Irmv
rupy Tripoli.
'l‘iw landing of the troops. artillery“
ammunition and honor boltiin immcdt!
intt-ly 1
'l‘i'lllliliK, Tripoli. ()ri l" ~ All Ariih
chit-f went aboard tho llnllsn trulanr'
l’iiui ynstertlnt and usvc his ntilJmIil‘
nion to tho commander, He also not
rnnncd to into hln lutiucut'o with othnr;
Arab traitors that they may recon-1
flIM- tho ltullan nrcrlordshiu
PARIS. (lol.12.«~'l'he Punch Foul
onto Ollicc had no confirmation today
of the published statement that Italy
and Turkey were on the point of or
rannlna an armistice. 0n the con
trary. that officials regarded the report
puncture unites the actual circum. .
stancol anther portion has indicated;
to Franco the conditiootl Iilidtir which
an offer at mediation could be made
‘ Pants. Oct. 12. mmuntnation
with 'rrtpolt noting neon momhlieh»
antistati- of the situation there are'
pouring in. From today’s advice. it
would appear that Munhlr Pasha. the
commander of the Turkish garrison.
together with his staff. trusted until
the last moment that they would re
solve reinforcements. When they
were finally unveil-ti to reliant ho
to" the i it fails, tho: welt so
hurriedly that of necessity may sup
pilot were iett boom. which aim
attire been carried 0! had they with
drown when
fives low Hamill: can that Gea-
Innocents must have who piss in
t-xpctiltiunttry corps Whirl! in to nth"
.Pliiaor. lithium. lit; Fl. '1‘ Shuttle.
case. it. 1.; William Holman. Thomp-
annotations. Whitetail
' It
M" MARK REG us ”‘0“
Fall and Winter Opening of
our new department for
the sale of FLEISHER' S
and COLUMBIA
Woolen Yarns
Nowhere outside of New
York will you find a store
of Woolen Yarns so com-
‘ plete with all shades and
colors.
COLUMBIA GERMAN-
TOWN YARNS. all
shades and colors, 4 and 8-
fold. Price, a SKEIN.
24c.
BOX OF TEN SKEINS
$2.25
COLUMBIA S A X 0 N Y
YARNS. ail shades and
colors. Price. a SKEIN.
16c.
BOX OF SIXTEEN
SKEINS
$2.35 ,,
COLUMBIA FLOSS. 8
hanks to a box. PER
HANK. all colors. 18c.
PER BOX. all colors
$1.35
COLUMBIA WORSTED
KNITTING YARNS. all
shades. Mold. Price. a
SKEIN. 38E.
BOX OF FOUR SKEINS
$1.45
BEAR BRAND EIDER—
DOWN WOOL. all
shades. Price. a SKEIN.
24c.
BOX OF EIGHT SKEINS
$1.75
FLEISHER'S KNITTING
WORSTED. large 4-01.
SKEINS
35c
r-lb. FOUR SKEINS IN A
BOX
$1.30
Toilet Articles
Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powder.
regularly 25c. 17c.
Sanitol Paste. Powder or
Liquid. regularly 25c. 17c.
Mennen's Bomcd 'f‘alcum
Powder. regular isc. iac.
toe cake Castile Soap. 7c.
Baths-west. regular 25c.
A Romatkable
., Waist Value
Your choice of a variety of
styles, including Lawn
and Lingerie models. high
or low neck. plain and
trimmed effects. Some are
slightly soiled from coun-
ter display; all sizes; reg-
ular $1. 50 values. Friday
Special
63c '
These Savings Are From
Our l
Drapery Dept.
FLOOR OIL CLOTH
In all new patterns. full 2
yards wide. Friday Spe-
cial. YARD '
45c
WINDOW SHADES
All colors. worth 25c each.
Friday Special. EACH
19c
FURNITURECOVERING
Full 50 inches wide. in red
and green; worth 50c yd.
Friday Special, YARD
39c .
Handkerchiefs
For Women and Children.
plain white with initial or
colored borders. Friday
Special
6 for 25c
Men's and Boys’
Furnishings
THREE EXCEPTIONAL
VALUES
BOYS' OUTING FLAN«
NEL PAJAMAS. sizes 6
to 16 years. Friday Spe-
cial
59c
A special lot of MEN'S &.
BOYS‘ SWEA T E R S.
all sizes. Friday Special
50c
MEN'S NEGLIGEE
SHIRTS, with or without
collar. an assortment of
good patterns; some are
slightly soiled. Wh’le the
lot lasts. Friday Special
for us.
tuition are all the available 'l‘urltitth
soldiers and armed Ambit from thcf.
Joliel rcaion. tin Inn: at his dittpoael
provisiono for Iii: wok without In
cindins what he expt-t‘lit to obtain byl
confiscation mouthing that he in
ship to. '
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PETITION TO "ELLEN.
Commuters Want Time of Ninth Nor.
walk Train Changed.
A petition from commuters from
South Not-walk to polite! and Danhury
has been presented to President C. B.
Melton. at the Now York. Now Haven
son. ”It. alihmnan. iii noose. it.
Sherman. New York. .l. W. Porter and
wits. ill I... Marsh. L. W. Smith. N. 8
Palmer. .1. J. McNamara. H II. Cox, Fl
Word. Now Ham; H. Ii. Henson. .3
ii. Dickinson. Snrlnflloid. Mails:
Chariot Barium. Britismrtl V. I.
Tyson. Pint-dolphin: H. Boon. Brecht
um: 0. admin. Fairleld: b. It.
Horihntt. Wilton; G. W. Perry. Boo
toll: A. la. Doyle. Nanchcster. Conn:
Ilse I. ’l‘. neon. Dorian: Hr. and Mrs.
mm. H “1.; it. ti. Waters. Im-
mu". “gym It ,
.tlesving time from the Danhury stii
tion for the Pittslicid New York as
prose ba made later
The petition is sighed by about oer
'cnty tire commuters. MOM of them be-
ing batters living In South Norwolk
snd.worlting in" Bethcl and Danbtiry.
Before the change of time the train
loft Dnnhury at 4:11 and Bethct at
me, allowing plenty of time to catch
the train after finishing work. At pree-
ont tho train team Danbury at 8:40
and “the! at 8352. making it decor
lot! that the men can work several
mimics Wm ninlor time.
M tins tit-«am mutt-tea *
Each item in \thls week’s Spe-
cials is of remarkablevalue and
we trust you will appreciate
this opportunity. Plan to be
here TOMORROW. . -
39c t
EXCELLENT FRIDAY
consumes IN OUR
Undermuslin
Department
FLANNELETTE NIGHT
GOWNS
The newest Gowns, made
with hood. good grade
Flannelette; white only.
Friday Special
$1.49
PETTICOATS
One of the best values we
have ever offered. made of
good grade Fiannelette.
cut generously full. A
variety of neat stripe ef-
fects in various coiorings.
Friday Special
49c
FLANNELETTE
KIMONOS
A new line in a pleasing
range of Persian designs.
neatly trimmed; consider-
ed excellent 75c values.
Friday Special
490
WOMEN'S DRAWERS
Made of good quality Mus-
lin. with deep Hamburg
ruffle. Friday Special
37c
TWO EXTRAORDINARY
SPECIALS IN
Laces and
Embroideries
CAMBRIC EDGINGS
An attractive display of pat-
terns. widths from 4 to 6
inches; regular 15c and
toe values. Friday Spe-
cial. YARD
l
1 dc
VALENCIENNES LACES
New lot of French and Ger-
man Val. Laces and In—
sertions to match; regular
7c and toe values. Friday
Special. YARD
Sc
FILED IN IICRITARY'O OFFICE.
W
Papers rotating to corporations have
been filed in the office of the secretary
of stain as follows:
The National Burial society of
Brldgcport. certificate of association.
The Frank 0. Potter company of
Bridgeport; capital stock. 310.000. The
lucorpomtots are: Frank 0.,Potter.
John Armstrong and “cargo W. Nich-
Olson. The purpose of tho company
is to deal in all manner of shot) and
laboratory clothlnl. etc.
The Derby Machinery a Construc-
tion company of Derby. incorporated, .
amendment to certificate of incorporar
lion. increasing the capital stock from
“50,000 to 3250.000.
The Etmvllic Worsted company of
Killingly. certificate of incorporation.
The purpose of the company is to on
yarns. capital stock. ;
you in tho Mufaotu’utot Woolen .
Norwalk Chronicler