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. Evsutpo Silurian
Janie- Golden Editor and '
Pro etot‘
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leATURE ALMANAC FOR
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. Sun rises 6:07; sets 5:09. .
High tide 8:09 a. m.;8 :37 rpm.
MMONIB DIRECTORY.
MASONIC COL.
A Stated Communication of Old
_ . ' Well Lodge, No. 106, F. and A. M., will
he held at its rooms. Oct. 17th, at 8 p.
, In. ‘wOrk. E. A. Degree. Ail Master
Muen- cordially and internally to.
vitod.
Frflornlliy yours,
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Bec'y.
SOCIETY NOTICES : '
HERCHANTs' AND MANUFACTUR-
ERB’ aesobIA-rtou
. Nehemiah Candee, President
Vice-president, Charles J Pidgeon
Frank W. Hadley, Secretary
Matthew Corbett. Treasurer
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NORWALK'S NEW CORPORATION
COUNSEL. ‘
Mr; “W
tantrum ml min
TliElll APPIilEIill’lilli
I. (Cdutinitod om Wren-I Patrol
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. have the are. oi each counter h‘ooth
tender anti other uuetnnt ‘with the
stated amount paid him In the remt
emotions.
jurisdictidn um roglptrsrs claim and
they will probably refuse to cornply
with the bomds wishes in this res-
pent.
Tile registrars were asked to have
itemized hills present at the meeting
inst, evening and each registrar did as
requested. The hills told the number
of men employed and the amount paid
them but no names were given. The
names is all that seems to hold up the
appropriation from the estimate board.
although why they should wish to or
tahlish such a custom dolls not clearly
appear. So long as a man was hired
he should he paid. whether it be John
Doe or John Smith. as for an the os-
tlmnto heard is concerned, claim the
registrars. And the stand oiJhe lat-
ter seems justified.
Liist night there were ten men pres-
ent at the hoard meeting which was
presided over by First Selectman Al-
irod Avlson. They! wore F. ii. Men
rill, (‘. W: llell. (lilbcrt l'I. Bogart.
James Hoyt. Wallace Darin. Stephen
Holmes, Mortimer M. Lee, Christian
Swnriz. F‘IIrIlinand ii. Smith and ll}.
1., (itogory. Five oi the rcglstrnrs
were. present. E. II). Goriuun helm: the
absent one. but his views arc well
known to iIc in harmony with the Oil]-
or live mm. a
The discussion occupied some little
time hut no decision was reached.
both the hoard and the registrar's he-
l.co llnvis, who was last night 01ch-
cd corporation counscl oi the City oil
'NIII'walh. is II promincni attorney (ll‘
the town. He was horn in New York.
city. and. graduated from tho South:
Norwnlli High school. in the class of
1895. lie is a past Innatot- of Old Well
Lodgc No. ‘itIIl, F A M.: past high
pricel oi‘ \Vnshinnlon ("olumnndcry. R..
A, M.: Incmhot of old We” Hook and“
humor t‘ompnn). IIIIIl SlII-rnmu (‘IIun
(Ill, Royal ArI-nnum.
He has been a mcmhcr of tho ilrm‘
‘9'
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of liprihul‘i KI. linvis. attorneys at iii\\"
in Norwalh, sincc liIIIiI. lic was clly'
clerk of the (‘lty of Norwalk in 1903.}
and for three years was It Inclnhcr oi“
. “H srhool hontd. lie is now on the
' least Norwnik sc'hool districi commit
too. and counsel to the East Norwaiks H
it‘itc liistiltt Committee.
.. /~ NM and has one son.
MI l)aIis is hcinu warmli Iongrnttt-
lntcd todn} on his success in landing
tit.» coI-poralion counselshlp.
lie is Inut
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Norwich refused to appropriniI|
money for voting nInI-hincs hut
. iiieriden thought better of it and I'm.
' (‘d to lay out $6.00" in such iuI-iiltics.
r "The Illstrcssiug mixup." says Vthc
lit-(:orILIIi that cliy. "at the last town
clcriion hnd onc redeeming feature——
it was so vcrv had that it nwakoncti
ihc public to tho IIIII‘cssitI of II rhnnuc
lII lite method or voiiuu. 'lhis change
Wiltl ciioctcd at tile town meeting
Monday night wiIcu $6,000 was ap-l
[Il'Olll‘iilli‘d i'or I'oling machines. Till‘
"LU ind) wcll tilspensc with sIIIh no-
Ioricti III: resulted [mm the lnsi cicz'
lion. 'lhc tonIlliiIms wlIlIlI unsuited}
in law pr‘otccdings Wtiilid not hur'o
ins-II possible ti InuchlIII-s had th-III
in use
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RIGHT TO THE POINT.
it is said that ihcrc is arcal intcr»
(III! III thII propohed chnugc oi“ nIIInoI
oi lllnIIlIwcll‘s island to Hospital park.
There would socm to ho room (or great
h w . hiicrcat in tho rcicntion oi II nnmo
. which has hcromc historic and is of
2., I rI-nl significance-“New Yrk Trlhuno.
‘ . _‘ (IloIIIII'IIIIIiIIIlonII to the friends at wow
. mun sudrngu in Cniliorula. hut w;o
must he nllowcd it) any that their re
s... l‘rtn IvIIII in \‘t'l't' iIIIIi company ihcrc
this ,i't'lll‘.*“Nt'W York sun.
w..."
No use advising Mr. 'l‘ul't that he
_. (travels too much. No two Inuit find
I thI-iI lIcIII IcIIcntiop in the same way. '
‘IlIIIIIIiII used III ilnd his in II cilantro
' oi work (no president finds his in
Hill click of tho railroad wheels h0~
lll'iilil iIlIn.I~~-Ncw liavcn Union.
57;“.- “ W4.“ W
‘ Now that slavery has h&n abolished
in Tripoli it. hi to he hoped that ital?
“mill give the iroed man a hotter
.cliimce than Uncle Sam did.-——Scrsnt-
l“ on 'i‘rihunenopnbilcan. .
““ Not the least interesting specula-
. ' tlon suggested by the opening oi the
’ world's championship baseball interior
is what the linseimll Scribes who re-
View. it are going to do to the detentio-
,Ien'. ht. .II-II menu—«New York
Tribune.
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“A Chicago architect is said to have
arrived st the conclusion, alter care»
7. (hi study of the subject, that the capl-
toi Int Washinston moot *iest mono
than 500 no .” (Jul. Bryon would
, . better M a sprint on.-Riohmond
New. loader.
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r We note that itsiy is planning to
mite the Wet Altruisi murder
.lor ”to schools of tho iowp.
‘ ilII- scusc of II iown lnoctinu hold some
. Mrs.
inn ohstinnic in their views about the
right of tho hoard to know the names
of the Inca who worked at the polls on
olcction day.
One rcgiairnr was heard to any the
other day that If it is possible to not.
ihc money he wants to do so. hot it
not he will gladly Ilnnatc his fittrVii‘Ofl.
Ipt‘otidilll: ii is staled in this IIInnncr.
'l‘hn hoard of estimate llrst ohieoicd
o tho i:i(‘l that tho I'I-IusiI-ars waIIiI-Il
out much money for tho special cloc-
(tion. 'l‘hcy i‘illilllt'ii that the work for
:onc tiil)‘ did not call for any such
amount oi IIIoIII-I'. 'l‘lIc rouislrure
l‘illilll :lIII' ihcir work (‘l)\'t‘i‘fl II war
and not any ouc day. and this Inniler
was partially IiIlJusicIl III the Int-cling
previous to last otcnlnu.
NI m thr- outcome (It ”In shove IllsI
Insslou is the lIoIIrIi' a cIIincsi Ilcsltc i0
aiiud out who is to he paid “iii! the
inonm ”10“ are to npplnprinio tor the
Icglstrnrs‘ hills. 'l‘hI- monev must he
paid the Iculsiiai‘s and the only ques-
tion now is ultcn they alil get their
money.
Arthur (‘. \\'hccicr, prcsidcnt OI’ the
hoard of school visitors. appcarcd he-
i'orc thc hoard of estimate inst cron-
ing and spoke in furor of having an
npproprinilou for A drawing touch”
it was
little iinIc nuo Hull. [“0 [Pill iII-I ill‘ hir—
Ill and tho hoard last evening nppm
pIiIItIIIi the for her aui‘IlI‘es. 'lhc
dinning it‘lli‘iltll‘ has hccu at work
dining lil(‘\ your and “how shc would
hIIvI secured hcr re—lmhurscmcni had
inot the Maui looked \titlI iIIIor upon
IIIhI IIInticI'. Is it question.
"lho Incl-ting adiourucd suhjoci in
tin I-nll IIi‘ lili‘ IIlIIIlr.
ITALIAN F. at A. IN atom-"Ono.
Thomas F. Dowd, oi Nomlk. Helps
institute New Court.
A ncw lIIIilnn (tourt oi Foresters
ans lnsiltutcd at Krilithtn or Phyllis
Ilnll. III titnmiord. last evening. There
weie thirII- Ive chatter mambo", and
the prospects for the new organiza-
tion are Very bright. The natnols
(‘ourt ('ontl Iii 'l‘Orlnn, and the core
monv of institution was conducted by
Grand (‘ lIlei Ranger William ..l Haida,
oi’ 'i‘Iu'lli’Illio. Hie \IIIloIII'I Chili"
Iiatoa were initiated by Court U. S.
tlrnni's drum: loam from Stamild
The new omrcrs Ivorc lnstalicd lIy
l‘UifllliCl III-putt Louis Montlncio oi
Now ilnvon, with Thomas F. shown.
of Norwalk acting as Herald.
Among tluuio prescnt were (irnntl
Hocrctnry 'l‘iIonIaII ()‘imtmhlln, oi
Nougutuck. (,li'lllid Juror Beadle 'I‘ho~
Inns lI‘. llowd. oi' Norwnik; Grand
Trustee Louis Montlnoro. of New
Haven. All the visiting state olllcere
nave interesting talks, which ~wore
enjoyed by all present.
Guests were present. fromrsuimiord.
New Canaan and Greenwich. A In
support": served in Bed Men's Hell,
pleasant monitor.
DR. KILLIY’O WILL ADMITTID.
NEW HAVEN.Oct.17.-Tho will
oi Dr. James H Kelley. a veterinarian
who recently died. and Iwho was III-id}
ly known in iolkdom. has been admit-
ted to probate by Judge medley. A
contest was impending, but'the Court
was satisfied iron the evidence that
thereu- no undue toluene... The
astute, worth about 010.000. is left to
Hitler. who It» Dr. Kelley's
housekeeper.
«obi ropes].
This is not within their «1
and a snail! hour "mound in a very ‘
listen who are not
outlined «he the Morton will prob- ,
The Little; Feller
They aint much to a bhby. till
it gets to know yer lace "
An' pester: till you take it an lug
. it round th place,
An’ grapples at yer whislrers with
pudgy-wudgy hands,
An' sex a lot 0' gurgles' It: mother
understands.
Th‘ time a gran'dad‘s giedneso
and tickleness begins
II; when th‘ little ieller looks up at
him an grins.
It's just like resco' nition—ye see
th dim supprise
Come risin' out o‘ somewhere's
into th' rascal‘s eyes;
An' they begin to twinkle-a
twinkle that spreads out
An' runs into a dimple that makes
you want to shout.
Fer then there's shake: Munit-
ter in all his double chins—-
Thats when or little ieliei' looks!
up at you an grins.
His grin shows that he knows ye.
and trusts ye as a friend——
A baby isn‘t grooved-up an' never
can pretmdl~
His eyes has honest twinkles In’
you somehow know they
start '
From 'wsy (loam in th’ oodness
that't beating in his cart.
It‘s confidence he gives you with-
out no outs an ins,
When he begins to dimple an'
looks at you an‘ grins.
They ain’t much to a baby. but in
its grin you know
You' re seein lots 0‘ eunahine you
' lost long. long ago;
It makes you feel religiOue—e
baby’ I heart is clean.
An‘ when it gives its favor it’s
purpose isn‘t mean— ..
You think th’ Lord’s forgiven a
hull lot 0' yer sins
When that {at little teller looirs
up at you an’ grins.
a—Wllbur D. Nesblt. in Chicago
Evening Post.
.. 0:me ‘ “Tim... M
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A ViOIT TO OUR .AOEMENT DEPARTMENT TOMORROW WILL BE PROFITABLE FOR THOSE lN-
“mun IN HIGH-GRADE HOUSEFUBNWHINGS AT ECONOMY PRlCEB. AND THE VALUES
. WILL. SURILY INNS WONDERFUL RESULTS. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE OPPORTUNITIES.
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0
is behind every
We sell it homo” we brow
it's my”. Easyand simple to use——
~ NO WAS" N0 DANGER
NO 8H0“ 1‘0 WORRY‘
No vana' tion of light, in quantity or quality.
Manet-nit. Irv-using teens.
Sol! [)r’rfn'tufm frr llu': Locality.
Tea Kettles Copper Boders Table Tumblers
I
Solid (roilin'r. nickie plated T?“ Extra heavy solid I‘opper, oblong Heavy Glass Table Tumblers.
Kettle“. With “ill ilOllOlll. 5‘74““ Wash Boilers, with stationary wood Regular value 35c doz. Wednesé
handles. Sizes S and ii. Regularly day. dozen
19c ..
O .
. .. . Aluminum Ware
” “\\'eIIr»cI-er" American Cooking
. l’teusiis are far superior to any
’I'. 8 and 9. Regularly $1.00. other make.
$1.25 and $1.33, Your choice I qt. Long Handle Ssucepans.
Wednesday . l‘suaiiy 980. Wednesday 79¢:
79 1 qt. 'i‘ca Pots. l'sunily
. C sue. Wednesday ...... 98c
1 III. i‘o'iiee Pots. Usually
' ' 83.00 and 83.2.7. Your choioe. Wed- , .
Ga'vanned PalIS nesday two. It ednesds) ..... $1.15
12 qt. heavy galvanized Polls.
l‘sualiy 20c. Wednesday $2.19 .
14¢ Bath Till) r
0
Shelf Paper Book Racks Soap Dishes
Plain while or Nliolred Shelf Mission Finish ”00k “'0‘“ (‘apacity Extra thIrI hrass. nicely nickel
Point-r. with iunry lace edge. 5 l2 hooks. Stutahle for inhie 01‘ lllllll' piatI-Ii. i'IIIIIIIli)~ Tic. “.t'iint'S-I
yd. heritage. l'sualiy 50.. Wed- day.
III-Inlay ’
3% fl
2 for 5c
1 - L B .
B d T Lunch oxes
tea “Sters imitation lmihcr lnInoh iioxcs,
Upright limd Toasters; will with leather handles. l'sunlly
toast iour slices of broad oi . 10c. Wednesday
4 once. Cm be used on coal. oil. tie. Regularly 150. Wednesday
an or gasoline stoves. l'sual- II ,. 3c
ly the. Wednesday 80. 9c
80 Red E Cleanser
”7— . I
This well known cicnnacr
BOXES Shoe POllSh cleans and scour» while sinks,
Well mE paper Egg lioxm; meh gloo- black liquid Shoo - hath lube. tinwnre. nlI'itul wsrc.
will hold 12 eggs. lsually 10c Polish. l'tutaiiy lilo. Wonder etc. ileulliy the can. Wodnca~
dds. Wednesday. dozen day they .
7c . , Sc 6 for 25c
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. . ‘l‘rALlAle ILIIT NEAR MiTYLINl ITRINM‘H or GROWiNa MUBH- FOUNO Imoom
“LAND. ROOMI. Workman In the ditch in Haiti
DARDANELLEII. Oct 17. --'i‘horo it is Well known that growing trees, “Niel In which Contractors Hm
I” unconfined math hm that the vegetables eta, exert an enormous C “Willie 0’ “Will. or! infill] the
iteiilu fleet to in mudguhorhood Ii force and an interesting illustration Bungalows Power Company”. I“
, “nylons island With the W ob- of this was seen in the city of Bristol. pipe. 1011116 an Ell!!!“ coin dated rm
loci of oooupyins some of the islands In... recently. An asphalt walk on- The com it” I tllclul‘e of Kingdom's _
' oi the snhipeluo. . .‘ dor an avenue of tie-es in one oi the upon It and it Wu WON”! 10“ ii-
t it . ' . PM?" quarters of the oily was not‘ tore the Revolution. it In. in a hi
it acoustic LIMIII "Ml-Irrnw . ed to be bulging. The running}:- m-rknble state of harmonies.
I Momma. Old... on. "re-W! wed until the asphalt even 7 .
instill: a circuit or Rollie-tor, (i I'. trialled. it we: then noticed that e W'“ “Oi-:6 “Olaf". .
, Roman left here only this literals: number of mushrooms had tore“ the {the tint ml list of the lien
on his coat to com «mum lose-{nipped up. eventually pushing their, nil: illllb it new for the,
air He tom tin more or the m up- through the obstruction. it mum or automated. um.
Ins-ovum 'mwtmnmuuulmtm mm aisle-mull»
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