4 Teurists' Policy
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(l‘prsrs your baggue against any and
Ill risks, by llre,‘thoi’t. lightning,
«‘mvlsstlon and trwnsportstion, while
transit. by, or it illescustcdy of soy
Stillman, express. rsnsi‘er, transpor-
alion or 01 any Siasmshlp 00., etc.
moon 0 GOLDEN
insurance of All Kinds
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South Norwslk. Conn.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
Lu'dles' Auxiliary. A. o. n, will
_ meet. this evening.
(innut, Cecile, No. 10.1, will hold it re-
. ......,. ...z...........
gulur brsines meeting tonight.
Court Nurrnk. No. its, li‘orest'ers of
‘ America, will meet this evening.
A town meeting to consider hlghwny
_ multters will be held this evening.
‘ilucitinghnm Post. .‘0, 12. G. A. R.,
will meet regularly on Friday evening.
Electrical Wiring
Fine Line of Elec-
trical Supplies .
confirm .lr.
Address:
51 MAIN 0T" NORWALK
Telephones: Office. 001; noun. 21-8
-—-h-——A-— ‘
ntumors.”
in mm illiliii Bill
iClaimell That New Haven Olli-
cials Have No Power to An-
nul Board of Health
Ruling
(tockonoe 'l‘rlbe. No. 2, I. 0. it. M...
‘will hold a reuulnr meeting tomorrow
,, evening. '
Vl'nshriugton (Thuptcti, No. 21, Royal,
« Arch Masons, held :1 stated c-onvocn»?
NEW HAVEN, Muy 0.-~-~Thnl the
board of alderman has no authority
to uuuul the. regulation ol' the hoard
of htul-th prohibiting the sale lll this
city of oysters and rlnrun tnltcn from
harbor wafers. sud thntnny utt-ompt
by the uidrrmcn to uunnl or modify
tlon in the Mzrsouic Temple lust even-l
._ lug. ” ‘w ' [this order cnnnot. have a result. that
_ ___ lwill hold in low, is the opinion os-
., 'l‘bo Greenwich High and the Not»? until-900 01' WIN:; 1.. Mix» president “I
walk High schools did not meet myths board of health, in an interview
baseball yestérdny, although playing in ‘
time. l
.._.._:x l
A. J. Hutchinson and duughter, .‘drs. ;
'A. Gf'lioynton. of Rye, N. \'u have r0;
turnpd hcune after u visit l‘l'lill reln-'
, ”tires here. . l
St. Mary's Young lion's Club. or
‘Norwaik, will listen to a report on the
dance of last. evening or life regular;
meeting on li‘riudyeveniug.
Wilbur li‘. llubbell llllil .l. \i'iiiinm
Rowe, curl'lers‘”“t1t the Norwaih post:
office, spent yesterday ill Harrier-til
'Chsrles London substitutmi for Car»
rler Rowe and Wallace 1. Woundy for
. Currier Hubbell.
At the slain navy recruiting station
in Hartford, only one applicant in two
years has been rejected because of
tuberuulur indications. Those in train-
lug now will be in season for theiPsn-
amn~Pnciflc exposition.
H...“
’l‘ho ulterior of the Norwnlk Savings
' Society building is being redecorated.
lA force of seven men in the employ or
Contractor A. It. Mslkiu. are doing the
. work. The bank will be its ilnely orual-i
mented us nny in Norwalk when the
workmen have completed their tnsk.
“The planet. Mercury is n morning.
, star during the May, reaching ltsl
greittest distance west of the «sun on}
«the ‘sfternoon of May 13. For a few
daydhstore and after this date it may
' ill‘e’gifound shnluging brightly. rising
lond‘honr and thirty minutes before
‘ ' ‘ sunrise. '
Contractor Peter Doern, of New 110-
chollc, n summer resident. of Chestnut
liill. upent. yesterdny in town renew-
ing acquaintances. Contructor Doern
‘ is one of the bidders on the South Nor.
twsllt City bull and his tnnnwaorwnllt
tiriends are pleuucd to hear that he is
pluuuing to rutnrn hero for the sum-
mer in the nenr future.
Mothers‘ Durwill be observed quite
' prmnlnenlly ut the 'South Norwnlk
Hamlet. Church on Sunday. The pas-
tor. llev. R. (i. Hartley. will preach n
npecini sermon in the evening and
._ each person'in nttcndnuco will re-
'. celvc a line, symbolic, while carnation.
‘ :i‘he choir has been requested to sing
'seversl beautiful anthems and those
‘wlll he in conjunction with the spirit:
1 the service. . , ..
‘That the Norwalk Boat Club is plan-
ing to do something in ssynost in tho
mduture, and that it. is possible a
(dollhouse will be securedberors long.
donned a reporter by Commodore
no Gdbrrnsun recently. ,The club
if bouts of quite a membership and
fires cyst-y promise at being a one.
yssle' or 'ltalthor oysters.
recently. At the meeting of the board
of nldeumon it was voted to refer this
regulation of the heulth board to the
aldermnnlc- coxmuittee on sewers nnd
mutilation and the generally occupied
Million for this action is that. the hi-
den-mien will make, an effort to nunni
or at least modify the regulation.
"Tho board ’of aidrrmon cannot over-
ride the health board in this mutter
or in any other which has to do with
the health of this community," said
Mr. Mix in sinking of the mutter.
"i know some members of the board
of nlderlncn claim that body bus the
right to chnuge this resolution in any
way it sees fit. but they cannot do it
legnlly. They have no authority on-
derline low to change our notion in the
least. if they could do that it would
abrogated“ the powers of the board
of health.
"What. the honrdtnl’ uldcrtnen may
attempt to do with this regulation
‘ngnlust. the sole of oysters tnlwu from:
harbor waters is the least of my tmtr
bias for t am certain that they cannot
do n single thing to change it unit
that our order will stand." ‘
Mr: Mix called attention to seed
lion 04, of the city charter which.
covers the powers of the board of
health and which. in part, says "Sold
bitiurd shall have the power to inspect.
food stunts offered for sale within
the limits of the city and town and
regulate the sale of the some, so for
as the sanitary interests of the com.
‘munlty is involved."
As to the power of the health.
board tolmnko and enforce such laws
as that prohibiting the sole of harbor
oysters the same section of the chur-
trr says, “Said board may From time
to time make such by-luws, rules,
regulations and orders us in its judg-
ment the preservation of the public
heuith shall require, to be entered ltt
lb some hummer as city ondimtnoos
which by-inws, rules, regulations nud
orders shall be in full force and ef-
fect. throughoutdho entire 1:. words
of the city."
It. is the belief of some of tho
oystclunon and some members of the
board of aldermen that the health
board bus no right to prohibit the
The action
taken by the alderman recently will
open up an interesting situation at:
to the powers of that body in the
bundling of health measures in this
city.
Up-to-date sports
. Read The
Sentinel’sSpo‘rting
..
' 22 South Main strut
Grows hair land we
can prove it
Hair Becomes Soft,‘ Fluffy, Lus-
trous and Beautiful Immediately
After a Danderine Hair Cleanse
Get a 25 Cent Bottle New" and
Forever Stop Falling Hair, Itching
Scalp’and Dandruff
A little Dnudetinc now will immediately double
‘the beauty of your hair—«No dilltrcnce how dull,
faded, brittle and tcmglmy lust moisten a cloth with
Dandcriue sud careful y draw it than it your hair
taking one small strand It a time. he cllect is
immediate and dinningwyour hair will be light,
fluff and wsvy and have an appcmncc of shun.
don. i an incomparable lustre, softness and luxu-
rinnce, the beauty and shimmer of true hslr health.
Try as you will after an spplirstion of Dundcrine,
you cannot find 1 single truce of dandruff or I loose
or lullinfl hair and your stair will not itch, but
what wi please you most wil be utters few week's
use when on will actually see new hair, line nod
downy at flrtt~ycu~but really new hairwlprouting
all over the scalp.
Dnnderine is to the hair what fresh shower: of rain
and slmshinc are to vegetstion. It on right to the
roots, invigorate: and strengthens 1 cm. It: life~
producing properties cause the heir to grow abun-
dantly long, strong and beautiful.
(let a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton’s Danderlne
from any dru, store or toilet counter and prove to
yourself touigtt~now—«thst your hair is so pretty
and soft as any-adult it has been neglected or injured
by careless trestmcnt~that's nil—you surely can
have beautiful hair and lots 0! it, if you will just
try a little Dmdcrine. Real surprise swsits you.
, .
J..— W_
.... .. W...— ...,.....M. flan-M...“ ...... «$0.. .0. . ... .
.53! ...........
RED MEN'BORDER GROWS. -
Reports Show Membership increase
and $100,000.
.llnrtford.
”ARTWmD- May 7’4“” Great‘ ilrent Hector of the \Vigwnmw-Ed‘
council of Connecticut,lmpmndOrder gnr Ezekiel, i‘ulilnsvillo.
of lied Mun. ronrhnlod its nnnun‘: 605V; Keeper of the l“(ll'lfi_til~~-“'. 1. Grant,
slop resist-tiny with the «dilution .‘lllill: North Cannon. '
installation of oillrrrs. ,nn follow: i itspresenzntlvne lo the Clout (‘onn-
Cront .‘lllt‘lltilll'w-Jtilltl ()tuuvi. ilzlngrli of the United Status-wit]. '1‘. illicit-
bury. iinghnm, Bridgeport: .lncob Jacobs,
Gl‘l'il'l Senior New Huron. -
“Rails, ll‘utorbury. ,’ tit-cut (‘l‘ticf of Records: Saunders ro-
(l‘rcnt Junior Struntltnt‘uwt‘i. A j. ported u not gsiu for the your to Jun
field, t-ltrntford. innry l. lust. of 407 uwmbors. There
lirvut Prophet ~ hidwnrd 'l‘. ilurkinmlure ~10 tribes on the reservation. with
hnln. Bridgeport. lo membership or shoot 0,200, with a
tlrotlt ‘ wealth of nbont 7.3.000 and
(‘hlof of Records M'iliiuln , totnl
Saunders. Nuutzninrh. .otvninu besides property ruined at
8. i $100,000.
Grout Keeper of \l’umpumw-i’i. .
.VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER. A POUND ........ . .......... 350
19 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR FDR ....,....‘......,.. ...... SLM
EXTRA FlNE POTATOES, A PECK........... ..................... 85¢
BEST FLOUR. LARGE BAG ................. .. ..... .......... 85:
"The Great A80? Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON at, SOUTH NORWALK
Tel. No. 909. Dstlvsrlu 8:30 3. to. um! 2:00 p. m. _
,.__, .W...M «w‘wawlw -W ”WM-mu... . .
("uivcr, New Huron.
(trout, linrinnp-«\\’. A. Austin. Stnm~
ford.
(treat il.
.‘tloshlmewnj-N. Lehr,
Snunmorcwl‘. A.
li‘u l l‘-
,. N... .uwme-w— 0......“ WWW... . “w”
Free DCIlVOry
Special Sale Special Sale-
1‘hls week We have plnced on unis many new things in this way
of Ladies“ and Misses‘ Cents, Suits, Skirts, Dresses, House liresses,
Walsts nnd Petticoats that, you should see. The styles are the very
newsst. The. qualities are of course in every case up to the high
standard always maintained here and you'll find our prices consid-
ernbly below ordinary.
Lndles‘ Long 'l‘nffotn Chats, 815 value, for ...... . ............. $7.98
indies’ Long Serge Coats, :15 mines, tor ......... . $7.98
'i.ndles' sud Mieses' Suits, :00 values. for .................. $12.90
Ladies' and Misses Suits, $26 "nines, for ....... 018.50
The Paris Cloak 81 Suit House
5: 5 Main St.. Stamford. 33 So. Main St., South Norwalk
a...
' SATURDAY SPECIALS
Blue Label Soups, 25clsize. - per can 10c
Blue Label Ketchup, small size, 2 bottles .250
3 lb. N B (‘- Sodas ....... ......2Bclil cans Condensed Milk ..........2iic
on: Royal hunch ........ ..... 200p cm... outs“ Cross Milk ..........200
:1 lb. N ll (J tlinger Snap ...... “illicllii burs Laundry Soup ..... .......2iio
:1 lbs: Fig Burs ........ .......25017 in. lntundry starch .............. 250
Home (in-own Kale, Spinach. Rhubarb, also Florida Beans. Fnucy Straw-
berries, l’lnenpplos, Bananas, Oranges, Grape Fruit.
Mop 'nn. 1204-3
“.Siiglour '~
“Butterfly” L05, els
They Are Worth
25c a Hundred .
vln cash or morohsndldy tom 10“?
grocer. . F ; ~ .
“Butterfly”, uni: i
, oustitreond fiercest)“
‘al.
hutch Dog's Business instinct.
Left one night on Wugonflro
mountain with 3,086 sheep by the.
death of John Sunday, her master,
one female shepherd do: two weeks
lstsr delivered to Manuel (Saunders,
owner of the sheep, 3.086 of the ani-
mals, having lost only one during two
weeks of privation. The dog's
achievement was carried out despite
the fact that she was the mother of
puppies only a few days old when her
master died—J‘rom Our Dnrv‘b Ani-
Innis.
" A Turtle atory.
While oxcsvitlnx for a cellsr A few
days ago It Bloomfield. N..J., the
workmen came upon the skeleton of
It horse and two live turtles eight feet
underground. The place was former-
ly 0 mill pond. and was filled in with
dirt in 1850. it is supposed the horse
was in the pond at the time of the
titling and that the turtles consumed
the flesh of the animal.
Too Busy to Run.
lions was not very well, and found
walking with her vigorous mother hard
. work. Momma, however, was pressed
for time. and presently hurrying ahead,
called to the struggling, panting little
girl to run. Prom 11 little distance be-
hind her new: the breathless protest:
“i can't run, mother. You'll Just have
to wait to?" me. l‘m so busy walking
that I can't run." *
Occupation Not Oyorcrowdod.
In a porlod when many business and
professional men complain of unusual
dullness in their various ceilings it is
pleasant to reodrd that one occupation
dilllgently followed by many persons
of both sexes is at its height. We to
for to the business of minding other
people's business.
W
Desired the Dog to Desist. '
f Judge Stevens bud a slight hesita-
{tiou in tho. speech. but that affliction
idld not lreuent his using long words.
't)ne morning his dog Snip got into a
fight with another dog. Topping him
with his cane. dege Slovene ex-
claimed: "D-d-ddis~con~t~ott~inuei"
wSucceso.
Explained.
Small Robert. did not know the
meaning of death, so when he was
told that it man across the street was
dead he asked his tire-yesmid sister
what it meant to be dead. After 0
moment's hesitation she answered:
“Why, to he dent! means tbutwthnt
~you are all in."
Pretty Sun.
ll‘ a man who has n product of his
own to soil can continue to think well
at it utter he has interviewed two or
three people who are trying to keep
him from finding out that they really
want to buy it, he is pretty sure to pas»
sons the elements of success.
In the Misfit Hllo Region. ,
"I believe," said u lilllrlllo author.
"that if we finally resell Paradise we’ll
worry about having to fly too high
and «log too often. and some folks
will complain about the streets of gold
because the hard pavement may hurt
their fee ."—«—Atlsnts Constitution.
A Word to the Win.
A lolly old doctor said that people
who were prompt in their payments 0,}-
ways recovered in their sickness, as
they were good customers and the
physicians could not afford to lose
them.
"Ohl You Kid." ,
When the “erase boy insists on I
spotless collar every day one may be
sure that he is leaving his childhood
behind and that the responsibilities of
his have begun.
W
Avoid Hutu In Criticism.
Except in cases of necessity. which
are rare, leave your friend to learn
unpleasant truths from his enemies;
they are ready enough to tell them.
«0. W. Holmes. '
Pioneer of Psychology.
The modern. science of psychology
was brought to this country” by 0.
Stanley Hall, who established 0. lab
oratory of psychology at Johns Hop
kins university as surly as 1883.
The Way to Tell.
You‘csn't tell how much money a
man is making from the clothes he
wears. You must get 0 look at his
wife's.—-Pittsburg News.
To Freshen (in Manila.
Carbon dsmsits which blackon I
gas mantle cm be removed by burn‘
in; a little common salt. on the 0pm-
or. .
Overlook First hulk.
Do not blsms the man who makes
mistakes, unless he mskssths some
minute/,0“ second time.- -'- James
011m. .
mar-W
_ ”Uncle lion. .
"Patience." “Ill Uncle Eben, “is
‘ ‘ nullity, dot we each ‘wlshssjolbpr
talks had more 02. 0'0 we malady“
Mutt» one" mile ",_.
1. (mice of Town Clerk-Services. fees of Registrar, physicians,
‘ Other Bridges ........ . .........................................
, Tonehers’ Salaries .
MINTZ’S
10 Day
w May Clearing ,
' Sale '
“The Sale worth thinking about”
, See Tomorrow’s Sentinel and Hour for
the most remarkable sales news- ever;
published. HALF-PRICE. and therea-
'bouts. This is a Abonafide statement. We
have been at work: for weeks past pre-
paring for this great sale event. . Be sure
you get one of our large page circulars
now being distributed throughout the
city and county.
1
WNOTICE : . '
Board of Estimate 8: Taxation '
Notice is. hereby given that the Board of Estimate and Taxation of
the Town of Norwnlk will hold public hearings, to wit, at the office of the
Selectmen. Wall St, Norwalk, Monday, May 13th, 1912. at 8 o'clock in the
evening. and no the Council Room, \\'nshington 81., South Norwnllt, Tues-
tiny. Mny litb, 1912. at it o'clock In the evening, at which places and
times all persons so desiring will be heard in the matter of the following
estimates. of town expenses for the ensuing fiscal year, to wit:———
ESTIMATES OF THE SELECTMEN,
Assessorsmsnlsries. books, printing. etc.
Town Attorney vvvvv legal advice and contingent litigation ........... 2.
.ltlditorswsnlnrietl
llosrd’ol Rellel‘wsainrles. etc.
Town Health Officerwfees ......................................
Utiloe of Selectitienfiulnt‘les. clerk. rent. books. etc. ............ 4,143.48
(Mice, of Tax C‘oliectorwsninry, clerk. postage. etc. ........ ‘ ...... 2,221.00
record
books, etc. 2,660.00
Town Courtw-snlsrles, court orders, etc. .........................
Town Treasurerasslnry
Tree \\'nrden--serrices
Town ilnllwront. janitor. heating, lighting, etc. .................. 2,523.00
liraWlil‘ldgflw-fihlt}l‘)‘ of tender. repairs, etc. ..... ‘. ................ 2,735.10
(‘ross St- llridgewslduwnlk, planking. etc ........................ 1,000.00
lloll lslnnd iirldge .............................................. 300.00
..liolllon Hill Ave. Bridge ............. . .......................... 9,000.00 -
North Ave. Bridge ...... ~. ....................................... 40050
450.00
Public. Plants. care of ...... . ................................... 100.00
Cemeteries ----- care of ....................................... 100.00
Election~~Not‘entber-—-fees of Registrars. printing. etc. .......... 1800.00
HIGHWAYS.
City of Norwalk ............... . ..................... 81.75740
City. at South Norwslk ......................... 1,418.10
West. Rocks road—~sxtenslon ......................... 2,000.00
\l'estport Are. ........................ ' ............... 1 1,500.00
State, roadswnew work 2,2501!)
Town Randell-«repairs, etc. ................ ‘ ........... 31,450.00
Stone Crushing Plnnt ........................ T ....... 3,000.00
Rood Roller. Stone t‘rnsher and Road Machinewrepnirs,
‘ 600.00
45,975.50
175.00
Total for highways .. ......................................
Leelmpriwront. repairs, etc. ....................................
_ Miseolisneous~lncluding $1,000.00 for damages by dogs .......... 2,215.00
Poppers and indigent Powwow-including Almshouse $6,345.00,
outside poor. hospitals, County Home and three town doctors
000200.00 ............. ......... . ........
Probate Qourtw—rent, books. etc ...................... .. . . . . . . . . L .
Personal Tax . ............. . .................... . ............. .
County Tax ...... . ..... ..., ................. ....
interest on .Town Debi ............ ,. . . .. ....... .. . ..............
Sinking Fund . .
interest on Bridge Bonds ...... . ................................
Sinking Fund for Bridge Bonds ..... .. .........................
126,220.00
650.00
5,000.00
2,550.00 .
23,784.62
4,000.00
10,625.00
3,000.00
Total of Selectmé‘n's Estimates .. ......... ......... . 102,337.70
ESTIMATES or men scnoor. oonnrrrnn.
1,100.00
1,057.00
. . 928.09
2,770.73
25,105.82
floating. Light and Water ............................... . ..... .
Furniture, library. «telephone. plumbing. boiler, typewriters, etc.
Science ltepsrtment '
Text Books and Supplies .................... . .......
-. .............................. a ..... ..--.
Totsifor High School ........ .......
' ESTIMATES 0!!“ BOARD OF SCHOOL VISITORS.
61,020.00
0,175.00
Janitors
Fuel .......... .
Enumeration
Medical Inspection and Nurse . .. .
Text Hookslnd‘Supplies .. .............. .
Repairs to Buildings .
incidental Expenses ‘
interest .
Water Rent
Telephones ...... ........
Fire Escapes
n»...-
----- t........--.
... ....................... u...n..n--o
voittltlllonqsos ..
u...-
..a......-..¢-.t0--s-houu.
tun-nunsu...-.. .
0000‘sons-‘vlloolscsulpounce-Ins
Total . .....
‘ noosrtruum‘ou.
Total of Selectmen‘s Estimates ....... 162,387.70
Total of High School Estimates ....stes ...........b 25,105.82
Total of Estimates for other schools................. 90,760.50
. m
b
Total for Schools
115,860.32,
Grand Total'...n.‘..h...fi.h..&.....t.fi....1.9.1.£\1......'...... $278,204.00.
Dead or NOrWs ‘ t c or 0 0y, .
. . ' ~ - . ‘Hsnnnwr B. SMITH.
Clerk of the Board.
Summon—teachers, clerk. secretory sand treasurer, and Janitor ..1.8,350.00 y‘ 1
. 00,760.60 ’ ‘
Norwalk Chronicler