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11No. loo. F. and A. M.,
.gnt- in rooms December
o'clock, p. m. ,Electlon
Foaternaily yours. 1'
En‘r M. wchox. ee‘o'y.
H NORWALK BOARD OF
. . TRADE
, lit—Nehemiah Canaan. ,
‘wlldehofloa J. Pidooon.
[rotary-shank w. Hadley.
”WNW—Matthew Corbett,
1. ENI‘NGC SENTINEL TELE’e
~ HONE CALLS
chws Department
‘,.3-1"~Bneitiees Department
" Branch Office. Norwalk.
Editor’s Residence ‘.
s-t2ity Editor’s Residence
_ sruMeLINo eLOCKs
he reince end introductory or the
“That it subniite oi
charter; that said drnitl
«riot purport to be complete. and:
y recommend a committee be)
ed to perfect theohnrter so re?
if after eight long months
. is competent committee has
ill problem at consolidation no
in irate. complicated and momen-
lint they were unnlile to can
but a doubtinl skeleton at an
able qualities; loan any ’cltizen in
election of the town consistently
to accept it? '
'f‘he consolidation theory is largely
innry rind the committee no douhti
‘eir arduous work has had reveal-
4» them, that it honestly inched
readily and genuineneee The first
ntulnbllng étone seems to be a. name
will charter is offered tor a nameless
We are all aware that our town
dilutions. hnvlng live pessengér
ions within Olli present town ru-
1! there should be consolidation
'nly one station was maintained.
tatlon would he South Norwulk.
"neoudauon was adopted and in
‘, , our future only one post-cities) was
on, it would he Smith Nor-
anyhow. Norwnlk will iiiilit
at ditch to retain its eutulr
name. It is the only South
We to allow 1-onr name to
on on the mob. We believe
liliio nibble evidence rind furore
" illnent in our behalf
r stumbling“ stone. in our
in that the live wards, three
.. dictrlctg out] five toning diu-
obit to vary in their division: in
r the three clarifications that
0 not correspond in their rein-
d are coniucing.. , Ah Addition
tiling stone is the. «yum oi
,llorwnllt in host. iiiouthbloo
the wound. Blunt Nowell: Fire
directs) ll third. There three
olniiy unite the fourth. The
ty combined comprises the
A: we interpret the
routine choir-national; to their true
, import.
, . whole community should read very
" . cnretui-ly every word or the charter
‘ and discover whet results will likely
‘ come to pace in their own locality.
- advantages in ccnaolldation will come
‘- ing lurther damage to their property
loosed with “Gene“ railroad “01': past year. it is only it matter at time
the llnlted States, and we
ll of the present circumstances,
I (otter it is romeo u the. amend Whitman“ later in the
«at... or the charter”,
brings to notice many stumbling
interim that been to be rolled over so
that the Willa can nee whet in under
them. Many questions arise. that need
Every tax- buyer and every citizen
interested in the bent welfare of the
The committee has spent eight months
in constructing the incomplete club
tor The people ehould take eight
months, or longer it needed. to get
actual proof of what a change in local
government would produce Let some -
one tell no what are the benefits to
be gained. 1! there is real worth and
one point them out for the people? li’
the charter is to be seriously conaider- _
1 ed it would be Well to have monthly
hearings on the dinerent oedtlone no
that a thorough knowledge or the
whole could be obtained. We tool
cure that no one throughout the entire
town" desires any change for 1 the
worse, any change that is going to in
crease the tax burden, any change that
in going to cause additional strife and
bitterness.
,WW
10Y3TERMEN WIILL FIGHT.»
' The Connecticut oystermen have
orgnnized for the purpose of prevent-
by the pollution or water in which
their beds one located. This question
has been before the public ior‘fiom'e
time “0“.71‘. health authorities. hove
been condemning the lands occupied
by oyster beds in sewage polluted wn»
tiers. and the owners have been mule '
mg a. vigoroueoproteet ageinllt it. They
evidently propose to take their case
to the legislature next year and if
they doll. Will mean a bitter light.
The propelled action has been ‘au-
turning eewngo into the Sound in.t1he
vicinity of the ureter beds nnd.into
streams which enlpty into the Sound
will eventually mean the contaminm
ticn.of that body or water to such an
extent that it will damage oyster beda
“it has not already done so. ‘The
owners say that it has not done 80 but
the New Keven health emcer eaye it
has and claims that a number oi!
cases or. typhoid lover hare been
traced to this pollution during the
when u method of sewn-go diopocnl,
other than emptying into“ .Btrenme,
must be devised. There is a Strong
eentlment against it now and it in
growing. To provide a new system
.will be expensive.to many cites but
'New Britain has had to do it. no
that the tank is not luipocuibie,-—New
Britain Herald.
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MISS ROBEN 8U RPRISE I).
Ely Avenue“ YOung Lonny Celebrated
Eiflbtuntb . Annivornry.
Mia‘s. J. r. Rom. 9! 15 Ely evenne,
twee given ‘a surprise party last even—
ing in honor at her eithtoentii'blrth-
any, the Altair being attended by a
largenum'bor o! the relative. one
trundle! the young lady. Milli no»
can proved to he unflncoompluhod
hueteee nudentortuiried her silent:
royally. bite Willi the recipient or
many beautiful present: train thou
attending and ban the beat milieu at
on for many and [rpm talcum.
Woman omen Ii. 3 o‘clock lathe
cranium naming WM enjoyed by
then oral-out.
numnm‘umnum
mostly of com Nomi; m. null
m bl Mummy no out!
ticiputéd .l'or some time. To.ooutinue
Among tum attending were Mr;
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to
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was new means.
With most; sweetly playiiig.‘
The °‘d rims genus; seam.
The Green all thickly crowded
. with a happy throng. 1
' Young and old, the throng and
feeble, 1 .1
Almost every land of people.
, Gerber-ed there to see a sight for
which they‘d waited long.
t
"With ham-let's gully flying.
”.Mid shouts of joyous crying. ,.._,_ 4
The bond played on. despite the
mibtélikc rain. . 4 . .
No moon-beams lent theiri’zlad-
neon. _ .
But still there was no cerium;
’ The gathering crowd watched on.
nor Watched in vain.
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M. [I -* ,' x. 1";
n-‘_.1l1,vl~,11 .1. .-
For 10! Without a looming,
It lighted as with morning.
And all dark cornersi'iew from
off the Green, .
And now, when cornea the night-
time.
The. lights at just the right time,
be much remake our center the.
prettiest ever «on.
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Only NINETEEN SHOPPING,
; ,iitmao. Our Magnificent Holi-
of all who study values
pom Alto dance
sures
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droves AND Hostility
mm momentum ‘
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cuanneNo nooks
1L {WHEN cocoa
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literati-As .
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TABLE covans
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rnnyeLme ones
now” “one
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snucv "normals
woman's when
WRAPPERB AND .sncouee
enhre’s’ OUTFIT
swarms
ApeoNs
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m‘LLow'ei-ime 1
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son PILLOWS
ART emenolozmes
BABY chunleEnoees
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CHRISTMAS canes
CALENDARS,
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horizons, ecrssans
POCKET. KNWES
grunts curteav
STAMPED LiNENs
We have purchased trout J ill. Mounts and 00.. our New York City representatives, all their open
1" crock of Woolen and Cotton Blankets. This in n remlrltohie purchase in more wnys than one and
7 " coming just a‘t'th‘is time is minor appropriate
hots will be uttered oneaie Thureday o. m. 8 o'clock sharp
The earrings are more than one-half
These 'fllan-
rum 7 1 .
(Continued from {trot who.)
W
ping the country, Turkey hon ruined
an ally which will blow inure rum to
the amnion training Adrianople, 8cu~
' tori lino Tubman than have been
‘ tile new» bomb
no rabbinical: oi the Metro-earn
ion dispute in yet- rloiblo. Vienno
continue. to mow Willi m the
1 and! in , -
from fort one roomy.
PARIS,DM.2.'--1‘he Turkioh hob
emé have been conlldemhly depleted
not. the Ottomen capitol hue been
dawned by or. Bulgarlnn' m.
Mom of the “united Women “unions~
in; to the ”monument: or Turkish
1 Demolition of high rank hove tuition
antennae or the unsettled condition
in accountinonle to boom iron: the
hormonal: timed to W lilti-
rope. ’
. auroral of them hove Wired. ct
Hamilton on We coming tron
Micro Moditemno‘on com. othm
have mob-ll Jain-Anne. Zurich mi
1 ' * mi while vs Mr
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oilloere will b.‘ held moral candi-
ot importance transected.
Mrs. Albert Baton, of Wilton evo-
numb“ ruined her position in De-
Kim's mire”.
Read the dummies nucleation: or“
the you our. of Joann Devin. They
will prove helplui to the whole the»
“Y.
1mm 8. Ronnie is on a trip to
enrolling candy. He will so to hoo-
ton. New- York and on hill my to the
rum City will am all at New mm
'A about inc-tins of the gallon» '
.. \vlh be held tom
deters will he introd‘eod and business '
1.»
1 croft Club at at. John". We. No. I. 5
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