REMOVAL NOTICE The Branch Office of the South Norwalk Evening Sentinel will be located after October rat, in 45 Wall street, instead of 14 Wall street, where it‘has been for sev- eral years. The new location is in the Postal Telegraph Com- pany’s office, formerly H. E. Dann’s Real Estate and Insur- ance offices. Mike Bonnello, at A. M. Pohlman’s barber shop, is enjoying a day’s vaca- tlon. Silvio Paganett, of Stamford, iorm- " erly othouth Norwallr. was a visitor in this city yesterday. Driver Eddie Wilson, of the Putnam I Hose Company, has entered updn his annual months or ten days. Herbert Root and family, of Pater- son, N. J., were the guests 0! Mrs. Busan V. Bach. of Qibson Court, yes tqrday. .J , ...—......— William H. Church at South Nor- waik, who is visiting in Barns Island, New Hampshire, is remembering his friends with postal cards. . Mrs. George N. McKibbon, 0! Elm- wood avenue, who has been confined to her home and bed with illness for two weeks, is able to be about the ‘ house. Emil Beidel, Sociallstlc candidate for the presidency. who was schedul- ed to speak in South Norwallr on 8st- nrday night, did not put in an ap- pearance. mm Mr. Hall, of the Triumph Voting Machine company, arrived in town this morning. and set up the voting machines at the Town Court room. preparatory .1", demonstrating their use to the voters. Miss The dora lves. street. was fir of Spring J recipient of a surprise party. given Friday evening. A large ‘ number or friends called and the evening was passed in entertainment L ‘ the players are signed " and a period of social intercourse. Re ireshments were served.‘ William J. Mcilugb. Jr., of South ’ ‘ Norwalit, recently sold his yacht Kan- aka to Arthur Lois, connected with the J. A; .1. Cash. Ltd. Mr. Melissa is looking for a speedy vessel to com- pete in the rosettes oi the Norwalir Yacht club. and other organisations on Loni island Bound. Contractor Joseph A. Mommy start» , ed work on the Witter street pave» meat job this morning. the concrete mixer was brouabt to South Hamil: ' from Namath. astorday. Mia’s" towed down by sippsrlcy’s road roller. This morning brint and early the work lied on a. rapidly as possible. , J Jim; at the A. M. Pohlman shop, was started at theoorsrr or wuss-and ~ Washinsum struts and will he use- - , you will Diwaya let me wort: J AtJ JBoiJh mores. . ~ - WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwalk and vicinity: *“Fair to» night and Tuesday; trust tenight: moderate westerly windsA long ridge of high pressure. extending from Col- orado eastward to the Atlantic coast, is producing pleasant weather with temperatures below the normal in nearly all seetions east of the Rocky Mountains The disturbance which caused the rain over new England yesterday is now control near Halifax. N. S. «~— weamaa 'A YEAR AGO TODAY. . Temperature: Low, 48; high, 63. Clear. , Edward F. Smith, and Charles M. Smith have been drawn for jury duty in the superior court. by Deputy Sher- iii Blake. and will report in JEridge port, Wednesday. John Hall, 9? the Beers Provision Company store, of West Washington street. severely cut his thumb and one finger. Saturday. while at work. ‘The wounds were dressed at Pleist- ed‘s Drug store. The boss harbors oi‘ the town are scheduled to hold a meeting this even- in Washington street, at which time they will consider the Columbus Day difficulty. The journeyman harbors have voted to take the whole day oil. which does not meet with the approv- al 'oi' the bosses, owing to the fact that Columbus Day tails on Saturday this year. We All Liken- The and-asst bog gets man no. And cam his and (action. Ought ho to as Well, I dunno- The and seat has attractions. A'Loyal Fen. “Now listen to ma.” ' , "All right. doc.” "You are threatened With I". Mans breakdown." “I know it.” "You must quit worryint.” "I can't do it. doc until otter all so Thoughtful at Him. Bridegroom (two days aim wed 'dingiui haven't seen anything yet or that $5.000 check from your father. Bride-Wall. you see. dear. papa heard that your father had already siren us one. and be as" we shouldn't cans to have duplicate pres- ants. l W quualiy undesirable. would you think oi d young man who‘dsclarsd you were the first [M be am hissed?” “I would bays to know him Moulds ”whether to class him as a ossdidsts mfisuumciubwusm "s bullets as the stand We. more lalthduliy‘ one at the notewortb ‘n o r‘ J Our High colleague” tow Pulses. onJ J J stocks, are tacos dicori eJJs‘. M )3 81m “wins JJJJ it; _,J ‘ it ' 11‘ secs y o m use. Collins QM” iron ii an fiddle is here it's good.- ths turniturc needs and odor a choice , , “ambiance oi I100. 000 tram the Dial» duos any capo ' to to the tiles at his , ' tstbor's estate“ bearing on the charge that Obi. Roosevelt acquiesced in the dard Oil interests in 1904 and in a lurther demanthcr $150,000 train the ‘ has oil seasonsbls furniture . to the home. It’ s not a hoast—dt'a a promise-when I tell you know something or my store and mill equipment, and the length ct. time I have been at it you will say that we ought to make good teed . at any rate. I do malts good feeds: the best. and no other. Jers~Bonnle Home Ground Deed tor Horses, Cattle and Poultry. JEDDO-«JPLYMOUTH-«H. W. A. JJt Will urine brightness and comforts J A J Collins & Co. that I am selling the Best Poultry Feeds And I don't end by saying I will give the best-~I do it. It you ‘~ ‘ It you know some of my customers you can learn that MANUEL r. HATCH. First in quality. 1m in price, always in the minds or its costlier J ' Fellini] «Winter campaign, 1912 COAL IN ALI... SIZES. RAYMOND BROTHERS AI WALL "III? NORWAL’K. “ O. B. J ackson Optician ”m“ “'- Everytth in the Optical Line , Eyes" Examined Free”, 4. OSCAR H. BANKS Automobiles to Rent" SEE THE 1913 MODEL MOYER CAR. Now ready to: inmodlm de- ”Very: RIVER OTRIET Telephone 1390 NORWALK. CONN. ICE. CREAM. THE BEST IN TOWN HAVI ‘YOU TRIJID I?! Wabsvsonrnbwmssbtsbmaaaowssdarbmmusood loam owdsuwrysanicbismst RUNDLE’S my “ NORWALK. MIT, NJCRWALK. The Style St," it you appreciate it you spam in. torthsw hast mull! u. you are sure to solo: as shown lilies. ‘ ‘ M for you will lain that action ma styles or better qualities than its». Tammisaaystofsstbstsbu cheaper :i _ reéords. than It‘d my stbrbs thatssii «cm are no stores dist sure we mobs so» Thisisthbatmtbst'shuiitoa“ ” Wsssllsoodsot ll ... utility." is? with mrf‘lissiasss ' m- to serve you be stall that this Micro" same source. Senators Cispp, Oliver, Paynter and Ponierdno were present when the com- mittee went into session. Bliss was the iii-st witness. die said he was as executor or his isther’ estate and had sole custody of his miners pa— per. 9 . “Have you iound any papers bear- mg oh the campaign funds handled by your lather?" asked Chairman Clapp. Mr. Bliss placed in evidence a re- port from the auditor who examined his father's accounts when he resin. 1 ed as treasurer of the Republican com- ‘ milieu He said the records did not show' any contribution by John D. Archbold or the Standard Oil Com- examined the records. pony. Members. or the committee sNo namesof contributors to the 1904 campaign fund appeared in the Mr. Bliss was asked to read his father's letter of resignation to Harry S. New, which also had been placed in evidence. The letter set forth that the late Mr. Bliss had held as confidential the names of contributors and the amount ’of their contributions in the ‘flast i’our presidential campaigns in Which I have acted as treasurer." 4 “l have persistently refused to make these reports public." the letter read. “because I regard the relations oi campaign contributions to party committees as confidential. i believe the right to refuse to make public these contributions is as sacred as the right of a man to cast a secret ballot in the election." The letter added that the Republi- .. can committee's receipts in 1900 had been a ‘trltie below :3, 000 000; 1896. 88.500. 000, and in 1892, $1, $00. 000. The witness said he had dlswvered three other letters of "personal and " mom or less intimate nature." These he handed to Chairman Ciapp. One was iron; President Roosevelt; anoth- er trom William H. Tait as Secretary of War. The committee suspended its quiry for a few minutes, while mom hers read the letters. Senator clapp had the letters placed in the record as exhibits. They were not read aloud and. their contents was not divulged at the time. Mr Bliss said he had no other documents and no recollection of any conversa- tions with his lather which would throw any light on the subject under investigation. hr the u—u—uu... serious mouse mus- ‘ ssucrsuu (Continued from First Page.) m most serious disturbances oi the mor- ning was before the Everett Mill. A his crowd of pichetcrs gathered and made such bold attempts to intimidate the entering operatives that the police charged in a body. wieldins clubs ima- ly. and finally dispersing the crowd. Several persons wane injured. One msnwas knocked Iran: a car and struck the payments. lie was taken to the hospital, where it was said that his condition was serious. The morning‘s trouble betas at the corner of Essex and Mill streets. The J dramas was escorting his young dau- ghter to her wort. in one oi the Mill's whenibb m attacked by a crowd or Mellow Thedmanout up a hand but sundlasfltl am to W his dsaht'br trend tolerances. Alter see “in: the yours woman safely within the dull astbs, the dream returned to its me or com am mildew * who. in claimed. had struck ‘ Thb‘siiossd assailant J maniac. his daughter. J J in ,i weight , all? pretty patterns, sol special price. each .............. J wiled Roller min... dust salvach.J ‘ women’s 52 Inch Black Broadcloth Coats. silk trimmed. ball? with guartiutecdgsatln; a regular $18. 00 value. For this only .nusnsssbvescssnn ...-....gu..nou-sf¢us $12 Crib “Blankets. special ... ., 1 case or White Blankets. blue and white border good as Our price. pair . ”...... South Norwalk Dry Goods , Juucosposmeo) 28, 30 gull 32 SOUTH MAIN JSI'REET a-svl Short Sea Trips, Delightful New York to Telegraph System. and heepaiarasaupplyonhsnd. week Ends Pleasure and Rest to OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK. RICHMOND and WASHINGTON. D. C. Norfolk and Old Point Comfort s tum Including meals and berth ' Richmond or Washington. D" Ci, turn including meals and berth 8, ON .0. D. STEAMERS , Hot and Cold Sea Water Baths can be procured on Steamer wit out charge. Steamers are all equipped with the United Wireless STEAMERS SAIL EVERY WEEK DAY ATa Tickets and Stateroom Reservations. Pier 26, North. Rivera, Foot 0: N. Moore St. New York. J Phone 3900 Franklin. Senator Illustrated Pamphlet. w. L. WOODROW. Traffic Mgr. J. J. BROWN, Gen'l Passenger A For further particulars apply to J. M. LAYTON d 60.. 5 it read Avenue. or Depot Ticket Agent, N. Y., N H. and II. It. It. scum nonwnk. cons. Lumber and MI“ Work for Everything Telephone. so. BEAVER BOARD is mine rapidly a: popularity as a substitute tor lath and plaster and walbpspcr. It is susceptible oi as innit. variety comm designs nor walls and ceilings, and perniits of a [wide scope tor individual outermost and taste. We are agents J Attording Pa. M 3 p. m. The police force this'morninz consisted of 150 Lawrence oiilcials, un- der the command or Cornelius F. Lynch. chairman of the Committee of Public Safety. and 80 members of the State Police under Deputy Chief Geo O'Neil. ”You claim that tbs wheel or the its- tsndaat's car waned me your stem: soil.” said the doiandaut’s attorney to, the plaintiit on tbs stand. "Yet here is your opendscad watch which you testify to basins carried in your vest ‘ pocket at the time, and the crystab isn't even cracked. How do you so- oouat for that?” “Why." said the plaintlil. “the car was going so (sat there wasn't time for the crystal to break. sir.”--Kar- bar‘s Weakly. His last Meaning. _ “Critttelt read your essay.“ said he nitar's Mead. "and he insists that you're beyond your death." "You did! Then you know what b." masasi” “Yes; in means simply that i am ‘ beyond his depth.”-tiatbciic dualism and Titties. endows“ We lib tor a iortnlsht now. “hr O fimw’“; 0!!th “Add lass you told your lather What's ables talisman. ’ . The Live, Upéto-date Merchant with that Satisfied J Estpression ] Lurking in ; Hi8 Count- tenanoe Is the
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