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JUSTICE.
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“We are going to report :i consoll

 

 
 

 

 

a referendum because the two repre-

 
 

ingot" that district have
4 $3! is the explanation offered up on n
sacrifice for the. proposed action of the
Committee on Cities und Borough
This won the. anew or given to o dirertl
Indestion pronounded to one of the1

mom]? ol4tiiatnompti§i§n uglier 4 4

 

 

 

 

dIut’illtien of n citx of ten liroueuind4
4 inlmhilnnte sold for. How does such
legislation strike you?
consider the siiuution that the lion
ornble Senator linuford S. Wood iindn
himself enmeshed in. Motions to the
introduction oi the bill Senutor Weed
Ila quoted as shying in Norwnlk that.
, while he favored consolidation he was
3 ”Inigo" in favor 01’ a referendum. Now
hufaenntor is in favor of jamming n
linger down the throats of the poo-
Jlidii. inw the change”! The uunwer
‘my. Previous to the lust town
"Billing every uonaoiiduiiouint, no mill-
{or how urdout. won in furor oi‘ u rot”-
randum. Alter they had been beaten.
,mirly and randomly. some nought \IcuI
entice. which is din-aye sweet, and
7d lured for oiiilll without it reiareu.
fluid. The counter, whore nclionn nrc
ided by other», nine noon the light
indie now in furor of pcrnicioue logo

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

flotilh Norwuilt in n nonnioncui part
'i‘ the commonwonith oi Connecticut.
2 in the hisucnt incorporated purl or
the Town of Norwnllt. Under-the coir
tliutlun tho city in priviiogud to ho
warranted. in it? Annworthe upon:
ion , youraali‘. ,

Never in the history or the .tituto
lull o similarIsltuulicnhdereiopod. .
hair at city. Thriving and cinematic.
do limit ticd..hund and tool, to h

 

 
 
 

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"insure that 90 per cent. on he ‘lliliill: 44
til are opporod to und iii without ‘
lotion in the (humid Angora. ,

I in w ire-o bmlui meeting»! .
gnu Wldlywlilfillt. minced .

we now no legiihuate reason why the man were promoted over other; who yeah;
town should remain conuuised until “’8‘? “Haber."
the

Idum. I Not linden not has put hitnsoll.‘
‘ on not)!!! as name in lover of a refer
to of James :Goiden, demiIendum. Will those who are project.
I log this scheme come forward now and
’ explain their position Will the rep
IresentutlvenandIEenutor who are ‘so
grossly and ini’amoueiyw Fopreaehtlmr
this town explain to their conutituenid.
{ why they are taking the stand that is
“credited inherit?
won way that Iwo are inconsistent in. ‘
pleading now tor a referendum when
4' {we have fought to have the bill re
culled. Not at all. We fought LQ‘élflVd

have the bill withdrawn, We fought to complaining that Capt Mosuman was
4 have the mandate of the town carrie
, out because it was just. We fought to

kill

Inction taken by the Armory meeting- 4311“” the latter denied that there
We are persuaded that the attitude of “as d

South Norwalk and the outlying dis Rooney.
tricts was just. -I'We think so today.

But the conditions have changed.
Being misiepiesented at Hartford. the bright nmn
Committee on Cities and Boroughs hus tunute personality, and that if he was'
deemed it best, in their wisdom, to‘advnuced higher
force upon us a charter whether We “mm“ ‘0" the company.
want it or not.
justice thnt the ,people 01’ this town
have n suy‘ln this direction

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court for :15. (Mill. The iluit was ile-
isun yerterdoy before a jury and
lungs Gardiner Greene. 2 , i

Attorney Joseph A. Grny, lather of...
the plaintiu and the plaintiff hinuieit
are conducting the case. Attorneys E.
ill, Lockwood and Stiles Judson are
looking otter captain Mooamun'u lu-
lerests. The volley of objections thatN
the states attorney ill putting against“
operations of the father to the son is,“
'cuualng'a attend deal or delay in the 4
4 programs of the trial _ i.
The case will attract attention in 4
military circles all over the state. 4
There was it strong din‘erence oi ,
opinion in 4 the nth company as re:
gard to the qualifications of Sergeant

 

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ma
d‘ idiscrlminating against his son. and 8h

{that it would be well it the colonel
and the adiutant general would look
the bill in the committee bccnuise'l into the Company conditions where “44“};

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4 Col Fitch cent the letter to Capt. a 8mm

October elections in view of the
Mosemnn for an explanation. in the

 

who was promoted,

the confidence of his men. also that
Sergeant (,rny has an unusually tione for a second lleuteuancy
but he had an unfor’

it would he unfor-

Anlwer Catlin! Suit.

We believe it to be‘
i it has this

{by the Grey 3

Al Frhlux night's meeting this sub it was a privileged conununiontiou counters between q‘ttomeys

dation bill for The Nor-walks without jciIt will be discussed by the citizens to his commanding officer
4ol‘ this city
neutetives of that town and the uenn—g you are urged to be present and do
eso requested your duty. ~I ‘ i

It

3 {use a Sentinel Want adv

He also claims that (‘lrev came to
his home several times and reoriented
his discharge from the company. be-
,cnuso ns‘ long as he did not get his

As it citizen and \oteri
ace M. Gray.

--———-—-0-———~——- {shoulder straps he. did not want to rev
you are not sure ol‘ your 100- muiu in the company unydongor. The
'coptnln, in his answer. says that when

1. Clark
afternoon

completed early till

right

4Iieav‘c the sen .
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u pubiiilhln; house. ‘
him{

firmed, spaxileli and hurt-

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enlaintiir t titled that no en-
in the militiaigynen he was 19
old. and during that time hadiI
ed warrants as a corporal and.
His three years' enlista‘
expired in August} 1909. and he
was" in (2an the previous Julia.
”crim‘nat‘m‘v ”MI 89‘5““ testified that he had acousiiltrttion
“a“ with 0am. Illoesinun in camp. whim! I
been in the regular service and had resulted in his “with? ‘4‘“ Makiné'
preparations for taking his examine-i
mu”
D'ijeti. was that he was ambitfiue to
get into the United States nrmy4
The testimony of the plaintiff to
show how he was balked in his am- 4
bition by Capt. Moeaman did not come ‘
unauer that iii-ought out in the morning heaolonihecuuae oi
,ou the suit of slander againSt him the objections oi. Slate‘oAtomey Jud ,
The defense. is that. son and it resulted in some sharp en

The testimony on the plaintiff's side,
was continued this morning. The wit? ‘
nestles were Roman von Fabrice. lilor-fi
Harry in. Sherwood, of.
Westport, Edward Nash. oi Weetport; {
Percy (I. Quintard lI‘dwnrd F‘ox Oliver:
The plaintiffs side washout

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75c Lace Embroidered Scaris and Shams
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Do yOu Read the Advertisements
in The Sentinel

See the Missmg Word Page next Thornday.
We are going to Pay you in Gold to
Readlhe :Advertisem e an

There is no nuvnlnm No portion. No voter. lull read the advmhdmontlln the sauna-l.

On each Thur-day, for it period of twelve week: there will be lmertod a page of nnnououmentu
of tin-lulu mun

«From one or them adn. every watt than will be I WORD Mlfil’liNG.
rcct wood you mun nod nah all. on the page every wook very “Molly.

Ami- you and n, cop the coupon-7n!» on the um pun-«n .wmiiiciuiiecmu WWW“. and
int out lhshllnk n pIr lmrumom.

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page new". Any coupon coming in arm “roomy will not Ibo mm.
Only one art-war to ouch one. will be allowed one porno. and the

$50 in Gold will! be awarded in Seventeen differ-
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4‘ (continued iron: first pose.) ‘
{house the offered collection. Mr.

‘Smith interested David W. Raymond.

who had a collection of
{taken some twenty years ago.
him kindly placed them at Mr. Smith a
disposal. and Il‘runk Noack has loaneci
several birds. so that at this time ilvci

 

added to as test as time permits
Airendv the exhibit is of consider
ethic interest for the collection of wild

ducks out are nearly all the species on

live to these waters. while the bider{

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and th

The collection of snipe mid enndpi’
pore is iery good indeed the purple{
people 4

Aside train the game birds. the nth-i
ore reproach! birds than lune been.“ 0
round dead. down against wires or;
taken from those who had killed them
‘Slnit 4
hands. and was mounted and kept int
his log cabin. in 12h avenue. annual.
the do) when the; would have a pull-
iic home.

on. smith litil‘l charge of the birds
and hopes to add to it until there will:
be e pair or oil the birth: oi our 60":-

i telltale

Milan
Mi exhibit or interest lathe Downy

whon'Ttho woodpecker- luti chimed h»
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the nest of the home mu.

The bluebird wu round tron dim
in; the cold at 1911-12. willie the
woodwind. lied devil Matt the
with wine. and to nearly till have

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the famous Monuuttu Mills Muslin: till inches wide:

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32c Pequot Sheeting 2‘4 yards wide
I:I2I-‘/2c Figured Lawns 30 inches wide

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295i: filmy Tubing 142 by 45 inches
SSc‘Belly Verden Marquisettes, 40 indies, for
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:59: Cotton Diaper. 18 inches. 5 yd pieces

390 Sports and sons. l8 by 45 and so by 30‘ for

the bill recalled because. it should Gray for promotion so that in 1909. bur, 45c Shflets 12 by? 90 C t

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$1.25 Bed Spreads, plain and fringed
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is greater than the enforcing oi the

The list of birds follow:

Blrdl and Nut and Eggs.
Case No. l, at right of stage, con-
tains hawks-the Ted-shouldered, the
broad- winged. the shamehinncd and
the sparrow hank.
Case No.2 is devoted to the shore
mm” :18?“ birds and the top alieiiIoontains the
on c{ nintail duck black duck elder duck
red- breasted inerganser and the red
head ducit
Second shell

ducks.

The bottom 9helt shows the herring
!guil in mature plumage and a. round
bird in the brown mottled plumage.

eli‘ 0388.

Also. the pledIbilled—zrebe, the horn.
ed grebe. clapper rail and the Ameri-
{ moment. and esae.

(lose No. 8. top illicit.
{ owiemthe great horned owl, the burr.
9d. the along-euredyowi. theshort.
cared owl. and the gray and the mu
m i none or the «reach owl. 44
The mallow lack and eggs. the red-
winud blmkhlrd and me; male and

shows

Maryland yellow Ithmt

4 heat. goldfinchee' nest and eggs.

Second shelf.

Third 8M".

Winona solve: Malone; and or-
iiut: Untitled marlin". Izrotinl' poll lowland. Taken hcioro or otter meals,
“'9 “MW: ourniomdplm; ring it initiator with the loud you out. on-
rmlt plow, mule ml tomue;w
cock: can nil and «on; Virginia ran «out no no to who rich blood rind
3“ 061l-

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male and female old
toquniv. male and (comic goldeiueye
broad- bill

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iii!“ and 0!“

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, 259 yard
4 '3 yards? £0r25’c 135:
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l2‘4éc4 yard ‘I‘
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35c
, 250 '9
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1% yard .I:
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war-bier: nest of hooded warmer; not.
of whiteeyed virio; nest oi rednyed
‘l‘h‘ifl: nest of chestnutveided wubler;
nest of phoebe: nest of ”long-billed
march wren; nest of house wren, mill
in derhy hilt.

 

SNAP snow-s.

E. J. Hill is reported to he planning
for a “comeback." We shall predict
that by the end of the presentcon-
‘ greasionnl term. the people of his dis-
trict will .be quite ready for him to
serve once more in his old placer-Am

or sonic. Sentinel.

 

Like in certain cross-eyed butcher
“Jerry" Donovan .seems‘ unable to
.voto the way- he is .lookins-flllew .BriI
Lain Herald.

 

“Ed" Robina. so well known at the
Imrfiordsmpitoi. stated bolero tho
committee investigating molten! the
New Haven railroad syetem at Bow
ton that «he waived arm or 3190,00
«tor "moulding public opinion." The
Wulderu‘ union should look Iintotim
tor it deems above the enter—«Shore
Linc Times

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SIMPLE WAY FOR THE THIN AND
PALE To BE PLUMP AND
may,

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I is won. The 93“”an Mil
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will; and mm. m nun, no. homo will! slow. the e99.» whim
and demote bummed duck. ‘
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4 civic. that common and minim
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log dove nut and em; blue joy:
“on with their mate. in which will he humming illrdu. neat; Mock churned
placed the em of Mr. Raymond“: «91- humminr: WM neat ”0 ”9“"

n 09mm, mod the Monti scrim: ‘ V

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‘ their mater. auricular: brown