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3 ounces, meanings" points or
"i 01 11.. Line. 1111111- 1.1111.
11.1111 learn Packet (:0. oil as-
Lina. raschina all coast row
, Ind South America with the
ads Steamship Co.’ a direct oer-
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. 11 and best rates. Ask for circu-
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insurance of All 1011 do
i [stow—Town. Country and lhoro
‘ 1 Telephone 1230
”mm Over the loath Norwaik
Electrical Wiring. ,
hFine Line of Elec-
tricai Supplies
Charles ”Buck, Jr.
Address:
bi MAIN IT. NORWALK
2 TN" #01. .7"‘ Wlflllnlton 3L,
Moth Norwaik. Conn.
Telephones: Offline. 8011 house. 21-!
rustic srauoonsrnen
The Town Board of School Visitors
will hold its monthly business meeting
this evening in the high s1 hool build-
5.
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Pills—Mayor Albert Iii. Po'nlninn 11nd
famliy ‘lnoved yesterday from 79
Spring street to their new home in
Gibson Court.
The weekly business Incctlng of the
South Norwnlk Quartcttc Club will be“
held this eveninu in their quarters, in
North \inln strmt .
A11.im11111tnilt 111111111111. 01' Court
Laurel. Daughters of Castile. will be
8 'held this evening in its 1111111111 in
South Main street.
The Past Grands A snriutiou of:
Eureka Rebekah Lodge 1.111 most this
eveningr with Mrs. ticorgv A, lint-in. 11..“
South Mniu street. 1.
1 ’Sitermun Count-ii. iioynl Art'nuum.
will hold. its semi-nionthiy business
meeting this evening in its rooms, in
2 Washington nil‘net.
The weekly busiue s nicotingof tin-2‘
can 'l‘i'ilie. .\'11. 1.0. i. 0.11. Ill, will be“
held this 111111111111 in the triuwnnl. in
2 Washington strut-1.
he lieuton choir of Trinity (‘hurch
is doing excellent work under the
dorshl of bliss Matt :1. l‘irudlcy.
f Fulrlleld 11111111111
.stntod communication of Old
on Lodge. No. 108. 1'. 111111 .1. .11., will
he held this evening in the Musonlc
. mule, 111 South Ninth street.
William Hornn nt’ Sattillo. l. l.
tanner high srhool student and has
etbnll player has retutnod to 5111‘-
, a, after spending 11101111111 days at
l Hamilton avenue home
‘ergesnt Bryan 11. 31111, or Norwnlk.
11.11111 the Bridgeport jail yesterday.
boll Fartttnato Macro. the man who
mid uttempted murder. in Bridgeport.
its brought in to be locked up.
~Large, well- ventilated. clean rooms
storage. Raymond ilr.os
Washington Camp. No. 11. P. O. is.
f ,A.. willhoid its weekly business
meeting this evening in its hall, in
,niibington street. at which time busi-
pisd of importance will come up for
naideratiou.
Kit. and Mrs. BYephenR. Bray, of
'~ Bdlden place, are the proud parents of
all eight and one- -haif pound baby
.~ brighter born at 5. 30 this morning
Mother and child are doing nicely and
the happy father is donating the
blocker to his friends.
‘ Stephen Swan was arrested again
. by Officer John H. Toot'hlil last night.
and came up before Jud-go William F.
Tammany this morning to nastier to a
barge of being a common drunknrd.
He was sent to Ilridgdport jail for
.blrty days. Swan was arreatedmbout
' month ago on a charge of drunken-
as. but at that time he pleaded so
oquently that a sentence of sixty
days was suspended.
he fourth of the series of Lenten
11111 on the Life of Christ will be
jtonia‘ht at the Borkoley Street
. 1.111 1:30.1111outmntsasva to
ill slides will be showK. and t
it“ 11111111 of illuminated hymns will
among them, to he 11111111 by the con
1% un 111111111 halt the slides are
.. giro otyiliiotn 111.1. pictures. which
_» so favorably camoionted on,
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Progressive Strength Rapidly In.
creasing All Over the Blue
Grass Stats
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i. til’iSl'ti i ii} March iii.»~1-‘11it'icc111
rotcitcd lit 11 from tattoos rounties
of Kentnth indir .1111 n rmnsrksblc in
11111111111 or linonmt-it aftlllll) "trough-
out the stntc.111nl 11 pron-int likelihood:
tltut :1 111113111in 111" the nontucity dole-g
uiion to'thu (".llll‘flgtl contention will
line up in 31111111011 oi tho lltlt‘lfit‘Vlllll‘
couriiduri. .
in Knox county ll’11- Roosevelt"
1.1111 11111 expects to how enrolled more.
than urn-thirds of all the lirt-pnbiit‘nn:
voter». in tho county before the close:
of tho 1111111111111 Wt't‘k. The tongue llns’
issued 11 stirring appeal in beinilf oil
t‘ol. liooscvnli and will give him 11.
solid dolcuution from Knox county 11.1,;
the stale 1.1011121111111111. 1
Similar advices come from Clay.)
Leslie and Perry counties. in all of,
which thr- itept1hiiruns 1111‘ said to bel
virtuully unaniznnus imxiioonorclt.
in Anderson county everything is}
for Roosevelt. and in inwrt-ncehuru.
the county sent. 11 ltoosm'clt club 111~i
runny numbering more than 400:
111111111'11111-1 in making n11 nggressite
(11111111111111 for delegates.
in iiouilu 1111111 111111 all through
Warren county the Roosevelt mow»:
mont orcl‘shndows all other politicnli
activities. More signed petitions all
men pledging themselves to Roose-
veil have come in' from outlying dis:
‘trlcts in the county since Wednesdttl'.
and this total list now exceeds 500 by
considerable. although the total has
not as yet. been footed.
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11011111111 111111
NEW HAVEN. March 111.~«—"wuntn
tit) dnys' time there'll be a Connecticut
Roosevelt club that will surprise you."
remarked Dr. Frank G. Atwood yesten
day in commenting on the efforts of
the supporters of the former president
to get together in this city and state.
“Although we do not expect the
showing of Col. Rooaevclt in this state
will be, as big as in some other state.
yet there is a sentiment in Connecti
cut that is much greater than was at
first supposed. "
It became known yesterday that
strenuous efforts are being made for
the dormatlon of a Roosevelt club int
New Hav.en The organisation is being
formed according to a. system by on
.tslning members from the various
words to aid in the matter.
one of the most prominently con-
nocted with the movement. is Dr. At-
wood. Althoush he would not speak
at length on the matter. be said that
the situation with rogard‘to the "Man
of the hour" was altogether different
than it at first appeared. He‘ stated
that there are at the present 11111116 in
this city about '1200 ..epubiicana'aitil
Democrats who stand ready to Join .
such in association. ,
*"At ilrst.” cold the doctor "1111111
colonel: everything was Wt. Horn
ever, after a port' Involtlgltlon. it
was seen that New item was rerun
[round tor such notch b“ There 111111111
11 crest many [to members to tho
seemed very little sontlmoitt for they ‘
>ROTARY
Sewrng Machine
JUST RECEIVED 1111101111111 LOT or sawruo
MACHINES '
Join Our (lo-Operative, Club
AND PLACE AN ELDREDGE ROTARY SEWING MA—
CHINE IN YOUR HOME NOW. THOUSANDS OF WO-
MEN USE IT. WHY NOT YOU? THE PRICE CAN NO
LONGER STAND IN THE, WAY-«WE'LL GLADLY
PLACE ONE IN YOUR HOME
For a SMALL DEPOSIT
The Balance being paid in small sums of
$1 a Week.
There is no better Sewing Machine than the Eldredge
Rotary. It is made by one of the oldest and largest 'lamily
sewing machine manufacturers in the world.
The Eldredge has an automatic tension and sews the
thickest to the thinnest material and requires no regulating.
Remember. you have to regulate the tension on all other
machines except the Eldredge.
An expert sewing machine man will be here from the fac-
tory for this sale and will pleased to show you the many other
improvements. even though you do not want to ‘buy a machine.
You doubtless feel the lack of a high class Sewing Ma-
chine. but do not feel able to pay the whole sum atone time. -
We've adopted the newest and most satisfactory method
of purchasing machines-11 method that enables you to buy the
finest machine on the market and pay for it in payments :0
small that they are not missed and almost before you are aware
of it the machine is paid for.
Our club plan not. only provides it convenient system for
payments. but gives you lower prices than you wouldordinsr-
iiy pay. One dollar makes you a member of the club” and an
titles you to choose any machine in our stock. The machine
is sent to you immediately and you pay 1111 one dollar a week
until. its purchase price is paid. Could anything be easier,
more simple or more convenient? We shall be pleased to go
over any detail with you at any time. or to assist you in s cm
lection of a machine.
$25 “Paveaway”EldredgeSew1ng Machine
' Sale price $14. 98
$36 “Vindex Special” Eldredge Sewing
Machtae-8ale price $19. 97
284522, The Eldredge V" Serving Machine
Sale price $25. 00
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(Continued from Sixth Page).
why should the people and the com-
munity have to be imposed upon and
hsnngucd periodically on this thread-
bare problem. which without snub
Inca from political pushing, will take
due care of Itself and will be lotto.
factoriiy 001111111 by the natural course
of evolution.
Hill thore’yet been one common.
some or tangible argument advanced
to support consolidation?
EAST :NORWALK.
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MR. VOIGI‘IT REPLIES TO MR.
WORDEN.
Editor of The Evening Sentinel:
Dear Sir: i am’ sorry that Mr. Wor-
den refuses to accept my challenge
to 11 debate as 1 considered this would
bamuch better than his offer-wto bet
8i00 that i could disprove any of his
wststementswas by his method. proof
would have to be submitted to a com-
Clean-up Sale.
Waists. Muslin Under
mitten. etc.. and nothing would be
Last Three Days
lean—Up 8 hi
You will find some mighty good values
the Last Three Days of this Successful"
Suits, Dresses, Coats.
’Goods. at very Low Prices.
wear. Notions. Dry
done to enlighten the “public.
He characterizes my challenge so a
bluff and says that the press is. might
tor and carries more force than the
platform. but refuses to use both. as no
doubt‘auch a debate would be fully
recorded in the press.
it would cost him nothing to call my
bluff and his acreptance would re-
move any doubt as to who dictates to
both sides. lie states that we have
dizresaed from the object of dracon-
troversy. namely teaching politics in
the schools. He has accused Dr.
Chancellor of bringing politics inlet
the schools. because the Dublin hold
.11 mock election. voting for some of
their own classmates. etc. Had be
taken the trouble to ask the children
attending the schools he would have
found out that this idea of educating
the clilldrne on the. use of the ballot
had been carried out by Dr. Chancel
flor'n predecessor. and as for as l
'itnow without brim; triticised by any 1
one. than not taken up this subicttl
feeling that this 111111 of the rottiro-
\crni 111111111111 to i)r.th.1ntollor but
mince ‘.\lr. “orden socks in} 0111111111 1
wall stoic that from 11 Sotlnllstit'
lutnndpnint thr- 1‘11t1hir school rem:
isrnts tmt' oi the 11:1 lt' principles of
l Socialism
1 out not qualified to discuss the
various phancs of hit: but education.l
but i button) 11:11. it the. public schools;
owerc dctolod more to thr- educationl
1111’ children in tho. useful arts and “9'“:
3911mm with n Vluw of importing to." "
11111111 knob. ledge that nould enable
11111111 in tin» better and more usntt'llli
. lives they would be much more bone ,
lilcial to the people. i
l 111- return to Milwaukee. where the
Socialists 1111111 been in (ontrol for;
tun wars. stating 121111 last year's tax?
rate was 19.2 mills and this year it is‘
1.15 mills but 111111 hute raised the port
incur on tuluntions from 60 to 1110
per Cunt. etc lie acorns insistent 0111
placing some innit on the “Socialist lid-i
ministration. without giving them1
credit for one thing done for the bet-
terment of conditions there.
Now allowing the above statement
to stand. it is 11 wetlkuown fact that
these assessments were made 111111111».
h‘. 11.1 Shuts. former Democriattc tax
commission. and hold-over under the
‘old Rose administration. who was
found guilty of discruminntiun.
investigation committee having besp-
ed up to the profs to overlowlng. man-
ipuladion. discrimination. omission—-
that is the story of this man whose
term expired January 1. 1912. and who
let millions of dollars worth of talc
able propertypt the rich go untnxed
”and raised the accountants on the
small home owners to malts up the
difference.
Here is one of the cases that was
offered for proof: ,
Hoot H Camp. Estate
Taxable property Nov 19.
1910 ..................._.$372.610.84
011 tax rolls ............ 2. 220.000.00
Escaped taxation 1 year. 4152.010.“
The next assessment will be the
but made under the direction of a
Socialist tax commissioner. so it"
seems that Mr. Worden has again
spoken too soon. That the Socialist
administration has attracted some real
economies is now generally admitted.
even by the opposition. They found
the city with a 8218.000 11111111; they
finished their first term with a car»
pltt’s.
Early in its ilrst you «the adminis:
tration uncovered 111111 stopped a long-
standing paving cult. This one los-
tutc saved the people more than 8400.4
000 in 11 sinxlo your.
It established by ordinance the
client-hour day for all public cm:
910on and the trade union audio at
mass for its birthed workmen. ‘
It 11161111011311 bureau of purchases at
a coat of ”1009 top; ms 11.111 sored
irrcditors are requested .to
The W
BROMO SELZER
25c size .......... .. ........
I
50c size ...... . .............. . . .4011
$1.00 size ..... ... ................ 75c
W. F. Wigmore 81 Co.
DNUGGIOTI
JAMES PARKER. Manager.
8 No. Main 81., 511. Norwalk
Notice of Dissolution
Notice is hereby gltcn that the co- .
partnership heretofore existing ho
tween William S lintiield and James
iiunn under tin:- tlrm name of East
\iolunl it Really Cc , and doing busi-
11151: 11 111 East Norn'.uik Conn. has been
this 11111 dissolved by mutual tonscut l
\\ Hilton :31. Hatfield has retired from
1111111 ilrrn. but the said Jumps Dunn
2'ulil continue the business and all
present
their bills to .1. Robert l1cccher 10")
fplnlgs Building. Bridge11ort.t‘onn.,nt
111111131 for said James tlunn
Dated at iiriducport. (01111. this liitb
(1.11 or ‘l111'1h. A i) iiii'l
V\ ii MM! 8, ii.-t'1‘l~‘iEl,l”).
.i AMi ES [‘11 .\'.\
11114919
NOTICE
Adjourned Town
Meeting 1
Notice is hereby given that an ad
journod toxin mooring of lie i‘own of
Norwalk being an adjournment of 1111
adjourned town meeting held on “ion
17,1912.vtiil be held in the Town Hall
01 the 20131 dot of March. 1912?. at 8
oclock. tor the following purposes to
wit:
lw'l‘o receive and to take appropri-
ate action upon the report of the spe-
cial committee of seven on the. con-
struction of the bridge and draw;
2-T0 bear and to take proper 111‘.-
tlon upon any recommendations by the
said committee
LEROY MONTGOMERY.
Secretary.
0
Republican Caucus
The Republican electors of the Sec-
ond Voting District of the Town of
Now aik are requested to meet in can-
cus in Quittners Hail. Railroad ave~.
one, on Monday. March 25.1912 at 8'
o clock 11 111.. for the purpose of elect-
ing Delegates to the Republican State
Convention and Congressional District
Convention. to be held in New Haven
April 16 and 17. 1912.101' the election
of Delegates to the Republican Na ‘
lionsl Convention and to appoint a
State Central Committee.
Also for the purpose of electing a
Town Committee for the ensuing twoi
Years. '
By order of the Town Committee.
.‘ GEORGE S. KENDALL.
Chairman
Dated at South Nut-walk. Conan '
March 18. 1912. ‘. 11119 23
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pared in every way possible by the op-l
position. ' I
The campaign is now on in Milwau-
kee and the people will soon express
their approval or disapproval of the
present administration it is well to
"note here that the aid parties have‘
combined to tight the Socialists. which
soon to show that there is no real dlf-'
“foresee between the two. '
We do not claim that the Socialist:
m infallible. but we do claim that the
1311111111111 wherever elected. have [1w
service than either of the old parties.
it fact that II now generally admitted
by all fainmindod people.
lot-1n of our acts and policies. but
we do object to 11111111111111.1111. and ob“
insistent-911011111,“ are going the
ads of the pron. , , .
Mpocttunw 2 ' 2
‘ ‘" '1 RICHARD VGIG'I'.
on cleaner administrations and better ‘.
We welcome and invite honest crit- '
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1912 Styles
mGo- Carts 81 Carriages
ALL KINDS—ALL. PRICES
$1.95 to $30.00’
TheA.J.Angevine
81 Son Co.
134- Kid Washington Street
NOTICE
Bids for New Fire '
House
Sealed bids for the complete con-
struction of a new Fire House to be
erected on Franklin Street in this
City, will be received by the under-
signed up to \h’edncsday. March 20.
1912. at twelve o’clock noon; said bids
to be submitted to the Council at I
111111111111,r thereof to be held at the Coun-
cil (‘bamber on Washington Street. on
said Match .:.ti 1912. at eight o'clock p.
m. The right to reject any and All
bids is reserved.
Plans and specifications for the con-
struction of said Fire. House may be
seen and examined at the office of the
Water Commissioners of this city
Parties desiring further information
may apply to the undersigned.
FREDERICK H.1‘1‘IEL’D.
Committee on Fire Department.
mid 5t . , r
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WE THANK You
For Your Past Patronage
and in order to demonstrate in a mom'
practical manner than in merewordc.
also to‘tnduce you to continue your
esteemed favors we have nuanced to
give to some one of our customers 3
present consisting of
THE BEAUTIFUL
CLAXTON GRAND PIANO
We have now on exhibition. Come to
our store 11nd let us explain how we
are giving this away.
The Clifford Pharmacy .
THE REXALL STORE
Telephone 833-2
MediCine Cabinets
with Mirrors
varnish or White
Enamel Finish ,,
SPECIAL ‘
691:
11.11. MITCHELL
11111111111. Store
consists WALL AND 1111111 11:11..
‘ MowWALK. conic. ,
Norwalk Chronicler