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Wall street for a number of I
s, the Norwalk Branch Office
doubt prove more advantageous
tral setting 0n and after Tues-
day, October rst, the office will
i) found in 45 Wall street. the
ootal Telegraph Company's of-
ti an the qualiters formetiy
oup by H. E. Dann’s Insur-
use and Real Estate offices. The
new telephone number will be an-
nouncod next week.
RIdH-r OF WOMEN 'ro vore
The Sentinel in another column.‘
‘piuhlishes In full tho opinion ofrAttor:
ney General John H. Light, given to
the town clerk of Wilton relative to
U ‘Itho right of uonlen to be nindI» elon-
-“”73 for the purpose of rating on the
school motion. The attorney-general
:mnlinds the town clolk Unit the opin-
film is necessarily unoillI-Inl. as “the
law dues not require the ntioinvy- gen-
[era] to advise town chit-nor
The town clerk naks lilt‘ following
questions:
II.-»—Does n unlivo horn American
Woman, 3. subject of the United States,
one her, right to he made n voter by
or marriage to an alien
2.—---l)oes II. foreign born woman. Q
unnoturallzedQ gain the fight to he
movie on elector I‘m the muons.» oi
. cling on School matters by her unmi-
ago to a citizen of this state Q
3.~— (You a married woman lliing In
his town with her husband who Is
on elector oI’ the state oi ‘New York. I
gain a. legal rendering in this town top Q 7
the purpose of being" motto an elector
hurl voting on whom mutton? I .
ottornoyflenéiul Light on” that tho ‘
weight oi authority in to the effect that I- Q
"he marriage of on Amorlcun woinmi“ ‘1
n alien oonieig upon her the, no.»
it my animal-Wham“ The iin'tive
horn Amorloan women 109% her right -
go e made it voter by her marriage
I, oayo the nttomey'fllenemlt ,’ , _Q ’
ewer to the second question
retail horn than "may .
ma an elector!
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I THE MIDDLE WATCH.
EIn a blue dusk the shin astern
QUpiifts her slender spars,
With golden lights, that seem to
burn
Among the silver staQQrs.
Like fleets along a cloudy shore
The constellations creeps
Like planets on the ocean floor,
Our silent course we keep.
And over the endless plain
Out of the night forlorn
Rises a faint refrain. . ..
A song of the day to be born,--
again
Lifqand the land of mom! ~ '
—-Henry Newbolt' in Spectator.
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To have to do with nothing but
the true.
The good. the eternal-and those
not alone
In the main current of the gen-,-
eral life ., I
Bnta small experiences of every.
day.
Concerns of the particular hearth
and home; ,
To learn not only by 9 coinet’a a
rush
lint e. tose‘ s birth.
wRobert Brawningt
I‘x «— ye at
Watch, oh watchy till ye find-
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xm. ash-'1‘! *va’nr'r'. ant/av,
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its for out- 975.00Q0'ICQ
‘f‘ whim? ih‘fi‘t‘ilii”? Iii? no la Q
ly and within the rule of the some, I
‘b .
”And or on new polite. elation.
Antiwlmw. were None for
loss QotheIneQIQl?
natal, at win he done by a rivet
corporotlon, but architects, unknown ‘
to our gitmns were mooted without 1Q
a chance for any other aldhlteot to ,
Qiiilimiit piling or bidii. '
Voters and tax- payers, take a walk
out tomorrow and see what you are '
getting to: your 915.000 intimated, in»
débtedness. Look at your new city
hall and say whether It is of either
the kind or quality that this city ought
to have. Booth look any better their _
the plnoklelnith shop opposite?
Q Look at the new tire house ond then ‘
any whetho” 3“. in properly eltnuted at ‘
Q built. lot: the pnrpoeo it to Intended to
until! you are in doubt. ask any anon
it.
It; as In genernlly believed; the
hey appropriated will not be aumeisiit
to finish the buildings, then tilted 19'
to be done when it comes time to lit QQ
up and finish the interior? Does not. I“
this mean another bond issue oi- on .
Increased tax: «-
Look things over.
how, vonr one; has been spent on
then vote iioyou think.‘
DEMOCRATIC PRESS COMMITTEE.
mo- ‘
§ENATOR DONOVAN'S NOMINA-
‘ .~_ I TION.
The nomination of Serum"
Emilio Dietrie
necessoriiv QImpaired [because there "
Wit I; hot mien in the convention. =
Contelsts stimulate intone“. ting; «19:;
Q iiié out tthvoteQ. -
ennmr tidhovari’s victory was tin. Q
ly aoomnoll‘fihed by the friendship or f
,Ml. l’hillius 01, Slmlom and MW
Q’crniic Nationnl Committeomnn Homer Q
S. Cummings, the Standard delegation ,
going'to' him on the fourth ballot.
breaking the deadlock which existed
betwoen Senator Donovan and Mr.
Wilson.
senator Donovan has made an ex- ~
coilent publid omolnlh tie 1139 had a. Q
wide legislative experience, having ’
terms in both Q
bronchial; at the General Assembly '
Senator Donhvane doings have been ‘
chronicled I‘noie lull; In this n‘ewapw "
not than to any other newspaper In
the state. Our readers I». Seminar I
. with his «entice in thallium at legit I.
lotion and will unqueetionably regard
“ him its worthy of their support for the 1'
highest honors, for vthieli he a 'Wll 7
served {or soveral
named
The supportont of Mt QwQ “W
manner or fireman torflun ”We?“ on Q'
. are great—f
$4 00 Blankets
QQ mode by the Schoneld Ninnulno
Qtlng' Cd, of Ohio: these Bian-
ets are of meat excollent qual
handsomely bound with silk .
tang to match. Speeiitl Sale
$2 98
I -' Price
Inquire as to .
$400 Comforts
Elegont values. these full hig
[it"slze, covered with elegant pat-
terns oi French snteens, some
with handsome borders. Special
“Sale Price
Q;Q$i'.ootcgnioners,
‘VQIn'ttnrdy. medium 'and dark
colors. this comfort is a wonder,
'tilled with inure" white totton. ,
and seamed. Special '
$1.00- Beacon Cult
y», my“; and blues; twill“ 50C
“lugs; Special Soloil’l‘ice
(29c
931.00 Comfortabiesl
in all colors oovetéd with good
, allk9leno. filled with odorless Q
Q_‘leiite cotton. lull size. snecliil Q -
Sale Price
i455 3w...
Blankets Q
VFnlI lI-Qi size; these‘m'e hand
some lied Blankets; also sturdy
Blankets that will give service; Q
they come In white, tans and
greys, with‘handsome Jacqui-1rd
borders to match. Special Sale
$3.49
* "II-3:50 Blenheim
Blankets
ThiS is one, of the best values
inAmerlca made, to sell at that
Ixirioe. Comes in tans. Qgrays and
whites. shoeinl Sale Price
Q' $1.70 '
52.50 Bend: Bath
Robes ‘ .
alloQQQmatterne of Beacon Bath
Robes, sold everywhere at $2.30,
Includes frog, cord and tassels.
Special SaleQPrIce
$1.98
$5. 00 Silk Com-
fortables '
. Finished gith hnndsome borders
” to motel: in pink, light blue, yel-
low and lavender, tilled with the
purest of C gotten. Special Sale
$3.00.» Comforts
Filled with Red Croee~ cotton.
covered with best ellkolene,‘
seamed in small designs, plain. ‘
reversible and with borders,‘
dainty tioral- designs. QSpeclal‘
Sale Price '
. $1.98
iiolul Wed 1/
Blankets
Made of the .purest wool, mono:
ures full 2 1.4 x 2 1’2, weighs
6 1135., handsomely bound with
silk binding, Special Sale
$6.50
92. so Ali'WoolQ
Blankets
Full Qbig slze,l :1 white, gray and.»
red Those are handsome Blan-
kets, noted for their. wearing
qualities. Special Sale Price
$4.98
$5 California Wool
Blankets
’ li-I size. in thto, greys and
tans; these- Blankets noted for
their service; they are made 013
cotton warp and wool filling.
Special sale Price Q ‘
$3.93
Norwalk Chronicler