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T elitists . ollcy
hum Stiller. Canada and ~World-
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(lovers your baggage against any ands
(all rlakw by fire. theft. lightning
navigation and transportation. while.
. in lranelt by. or in the custody or any
.‘raliroud. express, transfer. transpolp
.tation or of any steamship 0.0.. etc.
TAYLOR & corona,
insurance of All Kinds.
Real Estate—Town, Countryiaud Shore,
Telephone 1230.
Upstairs Over the South Norwalk
True 00., 87431 Washington St,
south Norwalk. Conn.
PUBLiC STENOGRAPHER.
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\SENTINEL ELECTION EXTRA.
"The South Norwalk Sentinel eieC-
lion CXU‘li will be isaued early Wed-
nesday morning, with a complete ac-
count of the national. state and town
elections, an well as the full results.
from the surrounding towns in Fill!"
field County. He sure“ and secure a
copy for the best returns of the vnr~
ions contests.
.l. A. Montgomery. of Franklin ave-
nue. spent yesterday in Waterbury on
business and James hionmmery sub-
stituted in the lunch wagon for his,
uncle.
Miss Julia Staub, of Norwaik, who
recently underwent an operation for)
appendicitis at the Norwnlk Hiispltal.l
is able to be out and is being greeted
by her many friends.
-«—Don‘t riorget Pride of Court Narg
ruk Spook Dance at Assembly Hall,‘
Thursday night.
Welcome Strung-er Lodge. No. 364.;
Sons of St. George, held a regular"
business meeting last night in the
Main street quarters and further dis-
cussed the comic-g dance.
Banks have been notified that the
. present notcs..which have been in
use since the- clvll war, are to be re-
, placed by a new issue“ about one~third
anuiller, but not until Christmas, 1913.
o The Hawee.‘von Gal (10.. is having
a prolonged bonnet trade and both the I
‘making and finishing departments are
, still very busy with this class of goods
in trapped materials and veiours.——
,l)anbury News.
Albert Wellnitz, the well known-
local real estate man, has purchased
the S. E. Ometead place In High
'ctrcet, Mr. Wellnltz plans to make a
‘ number of extensive improvements on
and about the homestead.
——They leave a good aroma, good
‘ taste and good opinionr—Tomboy"
cigars.
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Manager J. B. Patter, of the Nor»
walk~Stantford-Port Chester division
of the Connecticut Company. came to
Norwalk from Port Chester yesterday
in his automobile and witii Superin-
iiiideiit Chariot-i A. Copley. ol’ Nor-
waik, wont over the line.
The munmltlcc for the, Hallowe’en
party to be held tomorrow evening, at
Trinity Pariah hall, under the [ills-
illiil‘is ol' the (ilrla' Friendly Society.
mot at the home of Mrs. Reuben
(i'iilwkillrl, of llowliind street last evenl
hit; to complete. all arrangements.
Mina Ethel Stall and S. K'aoler of
South Not-walk. were among the large
nunibor of illicit“! at tho homo of Mica
(lolin “rocky. No. lid William atrcat.
Bridgeport. Holiday evening. The
, donate were membora of the Home 80—
cial (filth, and the unth‘laring wan in
the nature of an All llallowo'cn party.
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. Only a few days before my pains and:
l n‘ . ll
duties. "it ie'with both of thump-in reg
‘ spect of the tariff: merely a question
or more or lean. merely a question of
lapping on a little members and
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" “'hESliiiTS" TELL
Can Be No Doubt About the Re-
sults in south 'Norwaik.
Ileauita . tell the tale.
. All doubt in removed.
The tostliiiotiy of a South Norwalk
citizen can be easily lnveailzntcd.
What better trootrcan be bad?
Chalice Schock, 39 Franklin atreet.‘
tSonth Nurwalii. Conn, says: "I suffer-
td from kidney complaint for years.
Paine started in my loina, cxtcndini;
into my ohouldora and head and if i
atropcd or straightcncti quickly, sharp
swinger darted through my back., al-
most taking my: breath away. The
kidney secrttions bothered inc and 1.
was obliged to arise frequently at
night. Seeing man's Kidney Pillh ad-
vertised. 1 obtained a «supply at Plais.
led's Drug store and i had used them
There
clple.”
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g otprinciplc. i
1‘ spoke down in Darlcn the Other
mum. A gcnlismun sat down in front
of mo in the audience.
asked some questions. i was glad to
have him. ilo‘ lain candidate for Sen-
ntor‘ on the Progressive ticket againct
-niy i‘ritnda here, who as i said in the
beginning was brrnfbrought lip and:
lived in this town all his lite. 'rhoi
other man was made a voter on thol
.28th of September and comes, into:
luonnccticut never yet having votcd'
there in a general election, to instruct
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other difficulties disabneured. Dean‘s " itpu-bllcane how they ought to vote.
Kincy Pills currii trouble that was; ‘ , .
becoming serious and consequently I‘Shmm know where 1‘“ stands before
am willing to testify to their thermal?“6 attempts to instruct lifelong
(Statement given April 24. 1906.) ipublicans here.
lie-Endorsement.
Mr. Scimck was interviewed several he spoke. stating facts or what he be-
years later and (lie said: "All that I‘iievcd to be facts. for ho said he got
said about Dunn's Kidney Pills whenlthcm out of" a Glob-e Ailllflllut,',tand
ygfli‘g ago still holds good. i know that ‘; mnnac. or a World Almanac, or any of
he had and I depend “DOD them iozdetuils of this tariff business, and you
keep my kidneys in good working cr-icmt Study it out to? i'OuI‘Self- I am
der." iplcklng out a few of them.“ and
For sale by all dealers. Price 50.1mm the people that lumber was dut-
cents. Foster—Milburn C0,. Buffalodablc at 100 per omit. 99 per cent to
New York. sole agents tor the linitchbe exact. i remember i heard once a
States. letory about u fellow who had been
Remember the name—~Doan‘s-—and
take no other. lback he was asked, How many ducks
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bill. HlLB'S SPEEG
'“ NEW G‘NnANiduck?"
99 per cent he stated. in the pres.
1ence of the audience in Darlen.’ wa‘h
10h, “said his bearer, make it a bun
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Elxtract from speech of Hon E. J.
Hill. at New Canaan. Monday even-lag,
October 28, 1913.
i had a joint debate with the Hon.
Oscar W. Underwood in Waterbury a
week ago Wednesday. 1 was amazed ,
‘lns attack upon the Democratic party
to take up the \‘i’aterbury Democrat,f it i ‘
and find in Connecticut, statementsl or 3 pers stem “”0“” and deter
like this. that evening inst before we Enill‘flfiofl ‘0 sweep away all tilril'f et'
went on to the stage: can 01 revenue on y, as they say in
“But tonight you have an onDortun. l parenthesis, and inaugurate 8 Sister}:
lty to‘judge for yourself which is the
1of universal free trade."
better plan ot'tarift regulation, Mr.i
Then for two hours he went on and
Hill‘s which is now being enforced auxdeoounced Republican protection ,ln
over the country, or Mr. Underwood's
ithe meeting which followed on Fri—
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which calls for a downward revision.id“" and called “”0“ that audience. if
of the tariff leaving enough protection
ilhey could not send a Progressive
to equal .the difference in the cost of member of Congress. “Md a Demo
production here and abroad"-——
:cr‘at.” 1,! net only have his own state
the, last clause taken bodily. word for: meat; I have “‘9 Norwalk Hm" 9'0“"
word. verbatim ”0;“ me Republic-animmmg that statement, he follows;
National platform 5' “Send a Progressive to Gangrene if
i read in the - 'New York Hammiposslble. and if not send a Democrat.
from a gentleman by [the name oil.“t above all things do not read a
Morris 6. Osborn. this statementiaeguwcan' and he was made}; vot-
(think of the statement l have just er‘ niConnectlcut. September 28‘“
read to you from men who are lit-"comI s t not strange. Robert Hunter
trol men who are honest, firm beuwaa a candidate for governor before
ilevers in the policy of free trade and l he was ever made a voter here.- He ‘3
have been [mm the days of John Clinow a candidate for Congress. and
Calhoun down to now than who are l was made .8 voter in Connecticut, only
Just an honest in. their convictions in 3 two ””3 ago.
"cent._ ,
ling-«“1 frankly and freely and entirely
.and heartily agree with Mr. Hill in
raw
unloading; a littlv: there: while with "
_the Democrats it in a queutloaist brill“
it'l‘t'tl Trade in with. him a question"
After i had‘;
been talking acme time he got up and .
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3suhi‘nlt it to you, is it not fair that he i .
lire. ..
. For two hours last Friday ”night
i publicly recommended them somcfmm “‘8 hearers ‘0 "a!” “ G101“? A" f,
they are “19 best kidney medicine i0;thc great publications. giving all the '
he '
lout duck éhootlna‘. and when he came .
laid you shoot? 1 shot 99. he replied. '
idred, and he replied: "Do you think i '
'am going to lie l’orthe sake of one ..
ithe duty. when. as a matter of fact, '
itlle duty on lumber is ll 66-100 per I,
He said in the Republican mect~ '-
favor of free trade as i am in favor of
protection. and yet maroon G. 08-
born in the New York ‘Heruld, under;
the signature “Trumbull“ uaos thlei
language and puts It into Mr. Under-l
wood'e month: i
”That. no bill would be introduced;
that did not take candidly into con-i
eldcration the differenca in the cost 01'
production hero and abroad."
Mr. Underwood never made such a
statement. don‘t believe any such
thing and would repudiate it from
start to finish if he knew it had been
published in the New York Herald
yaeterday. Mr. Underwood guys that
if it wasnot for revenue, he would
not put a duty on anything.
”Ill~i.llc end it was seen" (referring
to the debate at Waterbury) “the dif-
ference between the attitude. of Mr.
Hill and unit or Mr. Underwood was
one of degree."
forward statement of Woodrow Wi|~
ado, publlahed an an udvortluomont in
the New York 'i‘rlbuno greater-day, for
it taken a gr‘pat burden from‘my mind,
.tlmt i barefoot got. to convince man.
or try to convince them. that Woodrow
Wilden. and Chanip‘clark and Oscar
l was glad to read the plain. uti‘alght
vDr. Pentecost is not only a candl—
dtevtor State Senator. but. on Friday
night said, “i am not quite sure but
when MruHill gets his resignation
sent in to him. this District may send
me to take his place."
Are not both of them a little fresh?
Dr. Pentecost is a preacher. l ad-
vise him to tarry in Jericho until his
board is grown. As he is a minister
he will knbw what that means.
Sentinel ' want MI. on as: retail" a
ti. uxu sustain
Induced Dr. Howard (in. to Make
Special Prices ‘
Alter a great dual of effort and cor-
iteapontlencc, it‘rank ii. Baxter. the
popular druggiat, has succeeded in
getting the in. Howard Co. to make
a .apcclal halbprlce introductory offer
on the regular ill'ty cant elite of their
celebrated apeclflc for the cure of
constipation and dyapapsla.
This medicine is a recent discovery
START RIGHT
Underwood and the ‘1.)91lltlcl‘iltic lead-
‘ are in tho Sleuth do not mean what
NOW To they any. Why do Connecticut Dom-
BANISH oclnte put language into their mouths
. and any “boyn. don't be afraid. don‘t
C A T A R B. H be scared, nothing can happen like
Eiprayo and dotlchua can't destroy WM“ “00113000 ill ’94., they mean I
the dovlilali genius of Catarrli. if
you believe that liquids reach the air
tubes. try to swallow a little water
‘ the "wrong way.” “ '
Heath‘s Hymnal is an antlbabtlc.‘
mowing, healing air. maria chiefly
drum Ali-trailed line-ironic. it’ll to
gently to use: inst pour ,afew drop:
~ lnto‘tbe bard rubber, inhaler ’Ilill
it
tariff reduced to the point of the air-
lemtce in the cost of production."
Why, that in the«Republicanplatform.
and‘lt‘ would be a otrangc thing for the
DemOoratlo party to stand on them
publican platform. Hora iii what
Woodrow Wilson snidycaterday. you
will and it lathe flunplement to the
Muddy Tribunei. '
bonnie it thlt‘l all. . f
its. .mpna ,,,mflmoe; 4a
' You‘ll know in live minutiae their
will“ the :0er atom: ,to f‘gmfifif
: {trite «whatnot filial 30mm in
WWI.” to; the voters of this, will"!
no will
not no
cured, by thin relentlllc’tnodlclnc.
, .nlilc that Mr. fan
for the cure of all direction? of the
stomach and bowel». It not only gives
quick relief, but it makes permanent
curea. . ‘ .,
Dr. Howniu'aapeclnc has been so
remarkably successful in caring enn-
‘etlpatlon, dynpopala and all liver tron.
bias that: Mr. Baxter is willing to re‘
turn the “price paid in every OEIO'
where it dries not give relief.
-_ lleadacliea. coated tongue. ann-
neu. can on stomach. upeclta before
the eyed, constipation and all, formic:
liver and stomach troubleala‘re 4an
so great is moorland for-tins spe-
nuvbecn «shit
‘1. . wispeciiii Notice"
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‘- Fourth
Anniversary
Celebration
BEGINS
. Saturday
Be sure you get our Large -
.. Double- page . Circular now
, being distributed through-
out the City and county. We
have been at work, for weeks
collecting merchandise for
this Great; Sale and we urge
, our friends to pay close at-
tention to our' announce- ‘
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ments.
Rillillilililliilii hill 9
liliiiiilll lillllllili
Murderer SI‘emiupiy Does Not
' initialize an rate—Will he
‘ hi Executed Early Fri-t
"tun;- . . , , ¥ .. ‘
day homing ..
NEW HAVEN. Dot. adv-Under con-
stant observation by a prison guard L ,
George nodding: who will pay the‘ sum Give Chance of Monu- . ,
penalty by hanging ~a. few mlnutee' The salad is coming to have a place
after. '12 o'clock Thursday night, for on even the simplest dinner table that
the brutal murder of Morris Green- nothing else can fill. True, salad, in
hers. in the Hamdcn woods, has but the French sense of the world. consists]
in few more hours to remain in» his simply of lettuce dressed with blend-
ccll in the prison proper. when he ed oil and vinegar and seasoning. In
willbeled to the death housewberehe a French home this lettuce salad lav
win rennin for 24 pom prepamtbry served on the plate with the meat after
to his exeCutlon. 9- 000?” consisting of a single vege-
Stlll remaining cool and collected tabler'Potatoea do not accompany the
and incoming not to realise that he has meet, as they invariably do here, for in
but a abort “mg on um; earth, Red- France they are served no more fre»
ding has thus far triumphed over fluently than any other vegetable. But}
supposed breakdowns and has a. thensh the salad 001085 0!! the Plate
smile and cheerful word for his with the meat, it is not drenched with
prison associates and guards. , Envy in the German taanlon. There
He has nOt yet discussed his exe~ “wilted" lettuce becomes a sort of un-
cution. in fact. the guards at the cooked Bpinach.
prison have been ordered by Warden‘
Garner not to bring up the subject
with him. and refrain figom all com
I
vor of the Freuch‘penchant for plain
salads. They are easily prepared and
menu; on the case if Reading himself they are delicious. And they need not
should do so. He reads for hours “WW3 be lettuce. the woman who
each day, and writes numerous letters ”"93 mashed potatoes for dinner 36;)
with unehnloen hand. . l ““193 ayear in spite of the fact that
This evening when he is led from there are more than 200 other ways of
his cell to the death house. he will, cooking them, invariably follows these
for the first time get a glimpse of potatoes “”1 lettuce. , -.
the ohamberwhere his the, will be The careful housewife seizes every
snuffed out. His parents have given opportunity ‘0 8W6 her family a.
up all hopes of the life of their son change of menu. says the Modern Pris“
‘balug prolonged. ,cilla. The long slender leaves of ro-
w“. ‘malue lettuce. which are even more
crisp and auccuient. form an agreeable
“n“W‘LK Ra‘s :change. Then there are stalks of en-
lllillPAllY WILL MOVE
dive. looking not unlike onions, but re-
miniscent ‘of them in no other way.
W Chicory with its curling tendrlla.
The Norwalk Brace Company hill aiao gives variety. Waterin'oss, with
madcarraazementa’to move, 10 the Old ltc peppery hang, in another rehab.
Colonial Foundry building in East New Every city inai‘kot supplies these at
Will. Where there is ready. Meant! to any season of the your and the smal-
both railway andrhlwins ll abtalttad. in markets display them at times.
and where the company will 130 much . All of these need only a eimple drew
nearer lie, bale, of-tluollliefl- ling made by beating two‘par‘tc of oil
The Not-wan; iii-nu Company in at and one of vinegar together and adding
present 'loootod'in Meohcnlo'ntreet. in, cayenne pepper and ealt to, taste: The
Namath. but .tiiegetpannion in human oil may be of the pure oliveltaiianva-
line made the retrieval WMWNW-l M ,dlety, costing about fluent: for whim
the company flhllll it' products to; an m. or it my to the natlyo "salad" vii-P
parts of the ,oouiiiiil’. it “1“”)? “93!”. ‘rlotmwliich is a‘blead’otollve and cab,
to the".traditionallf‘ah‘lpméntgad M,“ ton-mitotic. ‘ .. ‘ » ‘ w
Norwallébe ratio .;,follitdry lI-ioolfo‘d tip-it monitor dimple raindimay lie-mule,
on ‘Oil figment dilation from more from cold tubal-agar left from media
win thallium ‘ i titular the night before. or extracted
, , , mm I can on only day. memento
out: matriculation the towel. it fullyout into dice. liW'v'iOnliithbhiiilY-
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. ‘i‘tlio’auli nofiiib'flulte time We elven
to «am only; emmwwr. and
i. maul-limit» ”again occur ma circulation Inuit; u in: amputation;
Muhammad: impingement; pm...manowgr.iina mu m’"
“‘3" (W savior. interim: may. 2.’l“-lio%iofl-ov,cr vomit m
ettz,uv‘wiiuticiiaa but lama”- camxmuato‘cim a»
'tablespoonfule of tumerlc, one «pint
There is something to be said in fa» '
Tomorrow we will show 20
very New~ Trimmed Hats
trimmed with Fur. The
very Latest Styles and the
Newest Colors. See. Window
Display.
PRICES $7.95 a $8.95
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snot- ‘
mixed in enough to impart a flavor. Ce-
lery roots form an aceptnbie salad.
They require only to be boiled, cooled
and cut into dice. . ‘
The familiar combination of apples
and celery put up togetheT. wlht per-
haps the additional white grapes, is
very delicious. A salad made of orang~
es and dates is equally appetlzing. 0r~
arises, banana, and lists cut up togeth- .
er are also very good.
Mustard Pickle
Four captain of‘ vinegar. a quarter
of a pound of muetard seed. a. quar-
ter of a poundotl grated horse radish,
half a paund of mustard, one cupfui
of‘chopped' green or red peppers, two
FOUND reopenrv suppoaao T0
’ HAVE BEEN aroma.
Charles in. Rogers, whose house was
entered last Friday. has found a silver
watch which be believed to have been
taken. Mr. Rogers stated today that
so far as they could discover nothing
more was taken. v
The South .Norwalk colored republi-
cane will hold a rally tonight.
Norton
Board of Relief
, Not ce is hereby lven that tho
of button onions, four cupiule of sliced 3mm; of Relief of ”189 City of South
cucumbers, four captain of slicedfiorwalk will meet on the 30th day
greontomntoea, tour captain of caull~‘0! OCtObel‘l 1912. at 7230 to 9:00 ll.
. m.; on the lat day of November, 1912
flower, "‘0 tablespoonfulr of celerymt 7:30 to 9:00 p. m.; on the 2d day
seed and one oupiui of brown mantle, November, 1912_ at 2:00 to 4:30
[loll vinegar, spices and sugar for p. m.. on the 5th day of November.
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eight minutes. add remaining ingre- 1912. at 7:30 to 9:00 p. m.: in tho:
} Council Chambers on Washington
dlents and valmmer gently until thicki street in said city, for the purpose of
Keep in well sealed “0"“ in coo hearing and determining all appeal:
place —-Unole Remus' Home Masar , and the doings of the Assessors of said.
zine. why on the let: of 1912. ‘
Dated at South Norwalk this 2th!
day of October, A. D.. 1912. ’
gligltrigalls N. SMITH.
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One great advantage that the elec< 18R AEL $3:ng LYON
trio oven has over ovens is that the 024 at Board of Relief.
hood, in cooking, louee’ little of no 5 W w...
weight. ‘In an uddrcs'g before the Wis-g NOTIC
—--—-‘
Electric Oven.
range it loses from a quarter to a third i-
of it; weight, whereas it loses only ‘
. from a tenth to a, seventh when it in
cooked by electricity, The saving by}
the electric process over the results or
the gas and coal pretenses. says the
cousin Electric Association, J. D. A.‘
Electors’ Meeting
Cross of Chicago said that careful cue;
perimente have shown that when meat
The electorp of the Town of n."
walk are hereby notified and warn -
is cooked in the ordinary 00111 or 8116
to meet on the Tuesday foilowlng‘t» -
first Monday in November. 1912. to"
tho purports of giving in their hallo f
for Electors of President and Vi
‘ lied“ pod whiten: of :twojciilir a? pinch: on
- "timid littioxiT-atpdzautmund i {milk 11le gm .
fell?!“ ,
Youtim‘ Companion, ammonia in a President of thallnltad Staten. 00f,
pound and 0.118.111” l1 nine-pound leg of 1101' of the rtate. Lieuwnanmovorn,
lamb : . Secretary, Treasurer and Comptroli ,
. . iRepmentatlva in congruent t:
. , ._ , Fourth Convenient District, I Sta
anon om Meringue In Hllvog 0m Senator for the 20th Senatorial I
- ulwpu. . trlot. Judge of Probate for the i ,
‘ . \t ‘ ‘ trial of Norwalk. two nonrandom;
Peel and, remove the pits from, 12
in the General Assembly and Jim
ripe green cages. and much the trait, roiéha‘fiagti ill M we for r...
adding a large tablespoonful olrpow‘ a f- ,9, W t n ....
derail lunar. Allow them to cloud on ggg‘gmafiifiakogflfhf«a? to
{the loo until. thoroughly chilled amid noon "cert“,miiomg‘ DWI ‘0, V.
utter draining, 'foldlnflme stiltlywlnp the; citation” for. the inflating,”
' ' trlct- claimant flour a
claimant, saith Norah
. . .. ,. . , _ _ ._ voila! dismount, .. ,
infereamabcutomoildi cannibapmthoim my mum, on, van .,
' ‘ ‘ ' " atmtflmt. horwniit. for the ad
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