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V been appointed by Governor 'Slmeon E.
with, and wounded soldiers and” loud
TouIISIS’, Policy ,
united States; Imus and World;
Iii risks, by lire, theft. lightning,
navigation and trosportct’ion while
Minoan, espreus, muster transport:
which or Oi our Smmship 110., etc.
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Telephone 1230
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h‘urred Tongue, Bad Taste, Indigcs
ion. rSaliow Skin and Miserable
Headaches come from a torpld liver
and constipated bowels, which cause
your stomach to become filled with
undigested food, which scars and for-
ments like garbage in n will barrel.
That's the flrst‘step to untold misery
~indigestion, foul gases, bad breath,
yellow akin. mental fears, everything
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en you out by morning—o 10ml;
box will keep your head clear, stom
ach sweet, liver and, bowels regular
and make you feel cheerful and bullv
for months.
Don't forget
little insides need a good.
cleansing, too, occasionally.
your childrcn~their
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A candidate for the Military acu- _
demy at 4We’st Point must first get
the indomolncnt of the senator or
ccngcoasman fmln his district.
‘qnestlon oi appointment is sonerally
settled in each district by competi-
tive examination, the representative
that is horrible and nauseating. A in congress“ appointing am My who
the candidate has passed this com-
petitive
the appoInttnent to the academy he
must pass both a mental and olive
icai oxemlnation at the hands of the
army officers assigned to duty at the
West Point institution.
tees must .
and twenty-two years old, free from
all inliirmltles which might gender
them unlit for military _ service and
be able? to pass an examination in
English grammar,
sitlon,
‘through quadratic equations, plape‘
,and the elements of physical geogra-
phy, United States history and the
outlines 1
change.
The
examination and ‘ received.
All, appoin-
be between adventccn
English
literntul‘o,
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of scheral history ”Ex-
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In. John‘s Lodge, No. 6, F. and A. M.,
will hold a stated communication this
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Buckingham Womnn's Relief Corps,
[No 30, is holding a regular meeting
this afternoon.
.lllvlsuln‘,’ No. 1, A. .0. H., will meet
tonight to further consider tomorrow
evening's dance.
Buckingham Post, No. 12, G. A. 1%.,
hits a regular meeting scheduled for
tomorrow evening.
~-—Look like 10 cent cigars—smoke
like 10 cent cigars——~Silk Ribbon-5
lcent cigars.
Norwalk Aerie, No. 588, Fraternal
Order of Eagles. met last night and
transacted routine business.
Miss Catherine Claven, of the Bos—
ton Store, spent yesterday in New
York city on business for the firm.
:Misa Elsie Brown of Fairdeld lives
nue, Stamford. is visiting with relo-
tives in South ‘Norwalk this week.
Peter F. Burns, of East avenue, pro~
prietor of the Boston Store. about you-
terday in New York city on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sclllitt and son
William have moved into their recently
purchased residence in Spring street.
Mrs. Clara Hancock, son Samuel and
daughter, Margaret, have moved. from
Spring street to Chestnut street, in
South Norwalk.
Miss Nellie and Marsurotte Bhoehan,
oithe Boston Store, enojyed a day‘s
vltcatlon yesterday ‘and'spent the day
ill New York city on a pleasure ox-
cursion.
Horatio B. Mills of Southport has
been appointed by Governor Badlwin.
attire request of the New York. New
Maven and Hartford Railroad company,
special policeman in the employ of the
company. ‘
lit. W. [Miller of Bridgeport and the
(lion. Thomas Hamilton of Gl'oton have
Illuldwin delegates to the national riv-
ers and harbors congress to be held
In Washington, I). (3., December 4 to 6.
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Governor Simeon Iii. Baldwin. acting
on the report of Dr. J. w. Volimer. who
Who recently appointed to determine
the acuity of illury Freeman. has on
dared llllr irullsiorrod from the Fltlr-
Ilcin County lull to the Connecticut
liloupitlll for tho insane.
MAMW
~«Johu ll. lluklu, plnno tuner from
New York. Ill in town for this week.
Attention will be given to orders sent
in tho Millinokcum Hotel.
mmuu¢msun4n
Nuldolu. if over, has there been
such a scarcity of freight ours in the
Iorpl freight ylll‘dll ml them ill at preli-
out. linill-omi lncn our that the scorch
«ty 1,, due m the bumper crops. which is
‘ talking prnctlcully everything in freight
cars, which nunot be secured even
when ordered.
Mflumwanu-hu
Governor nsldwin has unmoved the
bill of the adiutant general Mid the
oath}; ousrtermasiecganersl for $0.5m}
lol- various accounts: also the quarter-
1y appropriation of the Bridgeport host
pits: for {1.375. and Ilse the resolution
of the ficldle‘rs’ hospital board on the
cumuli‘olllll‘ for 015.000!” the can or
tor religious services.
The spool-l mill-ecu scents III ‘t
Nair week to lie detective work ‘
ed the compliments ct sum
of
Vegetable soup.
After boiling a soup bone or a piece
beat until done add to the broth
boiling water to make the amount of
soup wanted, and when boiling again,
add a large handful of cut cabbage
fine as for slaw, a half pint of toma-
. toes and three good—sized onions, cut
. tine and three lrish potatoes sliced
very'lhln, and a half pint of corn. Let
boll about a half hour. if the scup
is thick, best one egg with two table-
spoonfuio of sweet milk and one tea-
spooniul flour put on 5 or 10 minutes
before takingptf. This makes it very
rich. Serve with crackers. Try tibia
. straight, then sweeten to taste. Also
add pepper, salt and a little butter.
Chill uncut.
Put into a granite saucepan one
quart of tomatoes, half a pint or vice-
gar, one greener red pepper, a dash
of black pepper, one tablespoonful of
salt, one tablespoongul of sugar, three
whole cloves, a quarter of a teaspoon-
ful‘ of ground cinnamon, and three
medlumslzed onions chopped fine.
Cook over slow fire until mixture is
thick, than bottle and seal.—-Uncle
Remus‘ Home Magazine.
«Been in shops.
A handy tack box has upward of a
dozen compartments, each having its
~ special kind of tacks or nails.
Mirrors especially designed fer the
bathroom come in oblong and oval
shapes, with white enamel frames. ‘An-
other bathroom fitting is the white
enamel shoe box mounted in nickel.
The nickel towel racks made up of
four or fiVp bars, fasten to the side of
SENSATIONAL FLOUR SALE
the wall, providing for many towels.
Cheescclcth dusters, finished around
the edge with ”whipping of worsted.
come in several colors.
pie to make and not costly to buy.
Newark News.
Siwlnc Apron. l
A very convenient apron to don when ton WWII M“ and the 120100910301?“
in the sewing room is made of white unexpected ‘0 draw a N3 GNWd.
lawu and white dotted swiss, says the
Montreal Star. This is out 18 inches
land and 27 inches wide. The wine is
placed over the lawn and béth out
rounding on the lower edge. About 9
inches from this edge the swiss is cut
away: in a sweeping curva toward the
waist line and the edges are bound
with narrow bias bands of lawn or
narrow satin ribbon ,in some prettyI
light shade. This form; two openings
like pocket. for the upper part of‘tho
swiss is caught into the waistband
with the lawn; this band, by the way
Indy be of ribbon matching that which
‘Iblnds. the apron. Vinthiu deep pocket
{can he slipped the spools of thread.
scissors and pieces. of material on
which you are working. it solves‘ the
problem of sewing on the porch, for in
it are hold all the necessary materials.
and it can be taken oft and guided
with the work inside if you wish to
discontinue your sewing for a while.
itcnl -- scratch:
The man you
~ltchi
Scratch!
Itch!
Btu-atoll!
scratch the worse the itch. Try near I
remedy.
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Fancy
Patent
‘at thtt extremely low price.
100
pally atheists teddy for their
Inspector John flimsy.
m _ ohswgsi’ subsidies
utmost are“,
For Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Flour
’4 SACK
w74c¢>
This Is a Sensational Price and everyone should take advan—
tags of it. A tremendous porch“: slim us to soil Flour
BY THE BARREL
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SEVERAL POLITICAL PARTIES
Theyareslm» 'beévthat which is being prepared by
prominent men and women of Wilton
A copper steamer, made with three for some evening next week. A Be
or tour openings each fitted with inner publicsn, a Democrat, a Progressive
boiler, makes it easier to keep vege- and a Prohibitionlst will be on hand,
tables and other foodstuffs warm.——- each to state their reasons why the
o franchise sllOuld be given the condi-
‘dstes on their ticket.
ice house on the
says: “it have used Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound personally for a num-
ber oi years, once for a severe cold.
1 contracted while working on the loo.
Two. bottles completeiy‘cured me."—
W. F Wlsmore at Co.
this morning?"
“llwashed one of them, mother.
The other didn‘t need Who—Life.
REPRESENTED. .
A rather novel meeting this will
The affair will be held In the Wil-
Albert 13. Stewart. foreman of an
Kennebec River,
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“Tommy, did you wash your hands
Sentinel not ado. brln; results.
Dress Goods horn'
Mill to Consumer
Just Arrived 500. Yards
1 Blue, Black and
Fancy Serg es
in Medium and Heavy l.glll'olghts
54 and 50 inches wide.
PRIOEO We A YARD UP.
WHIPCORD‘. ETC.
LADIES’ .CLOAKING and
COATING CLOTH
in Twills, Plaid Back
and Chinchilla
FROM $1.50 A YARD UP.
Velvet Remnants. all colors.
Gunneut Dyelpfi ll Specially
TEXTILE FABRIC 00.
an I. Wocb'n 81‘; lo. Nor-walk.
, Formerly P. 0.1314; Norwulk.
' told of meeting Acturo Giovannittl, one
Illll 'I'IIK IIIIIITE
310me Mass" Oct. 17 .vSoverai
ncwIpsperlnen were waiting to be call-
on as witnelIses for the prosecution
when the trial of Joseph J. Ettor, Ar-
luro Globannltti and Jose Caruso, all
charged with being responsible for the
trimming of Anna Loplszo, was resumed
in theSuperior Court today. The hik-
ing of testimony‘bsgan yesterday, five
witnesses boinmcnlled, or. Wham two
were reporters .who “covered" the tdx- ‘
tile strike in Lawrence last January. .
Anna LDDIZZO was killed during a
strike riot. litter and Giovannittl are .
charged with being accesrulrles before
the fact and Caruso is held as u prin-
cipal. , .
The testimony of the newspapcrmen
chiefly concerned statements» alleged
to have been made‘by Ettor and, (Mo ‘
vannitti‘ while leading the strike. The
prosecution alleges these statements
were of so inflammatory a nature as to
incite the strikers to rioting which re-
sulted. in the murder.
Michael A. Barry, at Lawrence police
man, was the first witness called. He
or the defendants in at Lawrence drug-
store on the night of January 24, last,‘
during the strike.
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Everything that's new in Shapes [from the small felt shape to th
large silk velvet dress shape ....... .............. 31. 25 to $3,
TRIMMINGS
A large selection of Hot Trimmings, all colors, many of the lotus
imported novelties in our line .. . 39° to 80.
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No Charge Trimming Serv1ce
When you purchase your Shapes and Trimmings at Mintz‘ s,w
trim all bets free.
, "‘0mccr Gallagher and 1 met Giovan-
nltti after he had been addressing a
crowd," Barry testified. “We talked
about the strike and Gellagher told
Giovannlttl that the strike ought to be
conducted more peaceably.”
“‘You should) conduct the strike by
peaceful picketlng,’ Gallagher told
him. «‘if you want to win.’ "
“'What is peaceful plcketlng?" Gi-
ovannitti asked.
“Why: Gallagher replied, ‘stoppingr
men on way to work and arguing with
New Meat Sho .
FORMAL OPENING OF MY NEW MODERN MARKET
No. 15 NORTH MAIN ST.
Where We shall be pleased to see our old friends and as man
new ones as will favor us, on SATURDAY, OCT. 19,‘ 1912. W
shall handle nothing but the best quality of Meats, Vegetables, Ca
ned Goods and Delicatessen obtainable. Everything sanitary and 'u
to date. W“ B. Unhollz, P101
P. s.Z-FREE “DELIVERY.
them. If they don't want to quit work,
you shouldn't use any force or any
threats.’
“ ‘Oh, the.h——-—- with that,’ Giovan-
nlttl replied. ‘11 they don‘t stay out,
we'll bust their heads)"
the DOIICQ would pot let them do that
and Giovannlttl answered “Oh, what
do you fellows amount to except for
your night sticks and guns."
“Well,” Gallagher said, "it you kill
all the policemen, you’ll how the mill.
tia to contend with and if you dispose
of them, then the federal troops will
come."
“0b, we’ll win anywaY." Giovannittl
replied. I
Scott Peters, attorney for'Giovannlta
ti on log client itanq up in the de-
fendqnt's‘ case. when be begun“ erode.
examination ofaarry. Barry identified
him as‘tho mantle met in the Law-
rence ‘Drug Store. Attorney Peters
sought to draw from the witness an
admission thifl he and Gallagher had
been sent to the drug store to draw
Obvannml into conversation. The
witness insisted that the oncera had
gone to the drugstore for soda water
and met Giovannitti only by accident.
no you WANT
to change your position? ~11 so, try
I Sentinel ad. for a week.
It is the recognised medium in The
Norwalka for employers and employs.
Try it for a week and see.
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NOTICE
to Contractors .
Souih~Norwalk, Conn,
Oct. 17,1912.
Scaled proposals will be received at
the office of the Water Commission-
oreof the City of South Norwalk, un
til l2 oolock noon, Oct. 21,1912 for
treu'ohlnz. pipe laying, back filling,
furnishing lead. hemp packing and do
ma all the work connected with the
extension of a four inch pipe in Koa-
Isutll street 400 feet or more, extend
lug lrcm Ollian Iii-bet.
The Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any and all bids. Plans
and specifications may be seen at this
office on and after Oct 17,1912
oil at WATER COMMIEEIIONE‘RB.
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Town Assessors’
OurTonc [pesos
about to those who think Will
ill too good tornthelr eyes. They.
Mil ,. .
6017001 in Form »..
correct in Principle .
correctly Flttcdl
NOT ICE
We. the undersigned hereby give
notice to all persons lulu corporations
liable to pay Taxo- iu the Town of
Nowell: that they are required by
low to silver to the Asset-oral. or
either of them, on or before the first
day or November, 1912; a written or
printed but. listed. Mod and sworn
too! all propmyo wood by them on
the first day or October. 191.3, liable to
taxman.
N. which may be returned to the
Ascot-dr- at the AW' Office
Town Hall annuities. Norwellt. tied at
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wait. [Ion Ind indicates, Octobbr
1m, to Illa custodial: Normal: or
1112.23“ «10qu in license item“
and «from llto
ID.
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fission hour by” our civil outrun
not the
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“guild?” ironic
Gallagher then told Gibvannltti that .
week. ’
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given to every person whose land is arrested. b
establishment of the new layout and grade of Bayview Avenue from
side Street to West Street in this city that the committee appointed b I
Council of this city to establish: said layout and grade in their 1‘
accepted and» adopted. by the Council on the 1-5th day of October, 191
tlmates and appraises the benefits and damages resulting and act:
to any person or persons from the establishment of said layout, as foil
Benefits Da'u
Bayvlew AVG" between West and over ov
Hillside Streets. ‘ Benefits. Damages. Damages. Be
Thomas I. Raymond $291.84 $790.00
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Burr Nash estate 290.69 1480.00
Bowl”? Ave., between Hillside'and
High Streets.
William H. Smith 89.52 89.52
Bessie I... Slicox 13.20 43.20
A. Diukerman estate ~73.“ 73.44
Burr Nash estate 75.74 76.74
Hillside at, between Bnyvicw and
Elmwood Avenues.
Lydia P, Mott Pinkham . 17.04 17.04
Florence A. McMahon ,v 13.92 13.92
Thomas 1. Raymond 93.00 93.60
Fred 8. Lyon . 44.86 44.86
William H. Smith 35.28 36.28
Henry, 8. 10¢th 26.40 , 26.40
Hillside emu. between .Elmwood
and Taylor'A’yonuu. '
Thomas Riley 0.60 9.60
Morris Epstein 13.71? 13.70
Mary O‘Connor 13.70 13.70
May C. Boyd 25.38 25.38
Alisa A. Smith 9.82 9.62
Hans G. Johnson 14.82 11.62
Hana G. Johnson 11.52 11.52 .
Charles E. Jennings 23.70 23.76 .
Elmwood Av... bemoan Hillside and
High struts.
George 8. Kendall 12.04 12.04
George S. Kendall 20.14 20.14
Augusta A. Lockwood . 13.88 13.68
Fred 8. Lyon , 23.16’ 28.16
Total: "‘ “ ”1" $1288.45 $2270.00 $703. 92 0
Dated this 17th day of October, 1:12.21; South Norwalk.
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JOHN J. CUNEIO, City 0
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Lumber and Mill Work for Everythiu
Telephone. 4|.
BEAVER BOARD
is gaining npidly in popularity as a substitoto tor lath
plum and wallpaper. it is susceptible oi an infinite v
or utistio designs tor wells and «lilacs, and permits at
wide scope (or individual proforma: and taste. We are
and have tumours» onband.
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