the will silence. of the 3
Millie _ 9i crass Goidcai do . .
. Pub isher. . .
nosed city; 1 treasurer-for? 1st ward. .
11111111111 11”“ Norwalk. 1 mum for no word.
l treasurer for) 3d;
“ ‘ - clerk‘s-cones 99‘ '
no“ 7;" 93 9 9 ‘lltesuisrll'w
.j 8‘ Ball Croquet entails
million and strikes made
31hnrquod. vanished and has
striped. 3 ‘ .
iro Wat ins Pots.
. 'l’olhfi'l‘ PAlLs. .
1 Large sire, heavy galvanized,
iron Toilet Pails. Regularly
’, 39c; Wednesday, each}. 29
' ; FOOD CHQHPENS‘. -_ .,
No.1 size. Universal Food
Choppers. complete with four
‘ different sized cutting- knives. .
Regularly $1 00. Wednesday,
each
' armament-sun.
‘iHenvy' countless ‘ untrained ‘
on Refrigerator Psns’. ’15 inch-
. s in diameter. Regularly 'ilfic.
3 .35Wednesday, “ each ... .‘L . 19¢-
m‘fiEFRlGERA‘l‘OBB. .
3 ‘ No. 78 .\holds 80 lbs. ice. Md»
Kee malice! Refrigerator, made
. for hard wood. nicely finished,
lined ’withbhea‘vy‘ ‘lgolvanized‘ “
steel, Removable shelves. A
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5.9m ALMANAC 3039- ‘ 1 , ‘ * , . ; . list-adieu of the linking lands “191991
T9M93R9W “1°11“ 1'11 “'1 111““W WW 1"” each and an the alumni diatricts. n' m
. LU 1N .
”'1“ ”1 “WWW“ 1"” ‘1‘“ "W" ”‘5 sooth Nurwsln's «was: of utilities iars ’1 M W 1””“11’A'15
2 Le qt. size. heavy silage, no».
» ported Aluminum Saucennns.
Regular price 89c.‘ Wednesday.
or mine an“ would mr‘ and stain .
e $90 ousting-.1- , ‘
norgétic citizens 35a '
greet corset in the coral
. ‘ 1 at in
' "1W1" 11‘" yearly to its sinking fuhd smooo. wing
‘111’11'111111’1‘1911‘1‘1‘1‘13 11"“ 1’“ 11 11'1““ is best custodian. one selected by our-
W1
WASH Tues.
Medium sized, hEBVy galvaniz-
1’3 Burner Gene-11M", mil-dc 1o! “ ‘33great saver. Regularly
.. t3 iron. ihase) plated..._min 12.75. \Vediiesday. each
burners, removable heaps and :. , . 3. 5 M 991, .
tension Regularly, sane.- wgu. ' ~
. new”. we, §1 53 ran Keri-LES-
for and; tense 1 .331, are me‘anel' 1 d' 1 N‘
i .
'9 1'93 hfild 39 it. rcnml, June 17th. mm mo“ “1“ mm"hm151mons",'sogth NOW“ k? ; ‘
,9,“ 8911:3239 :1", 3:31:'3M,;:193180uth Norwallr people believe in' GRAND MASS MEETING. ,
ed iron Wash fl‘uhsw Regularly“
45c. Wednesday ‘
OURTAIN STRETQHERG
"Chicago" Adjuita‘liie \,
he made. The people of West»; 1,
liver-wall: had been told that they were
"No. 8 size, heavy copper, nick- ~
their ‘city and they are proud of it. '
toho Attorne is child dye'l‘am. i . . . . , 3 - .-
Fratemally yours. ‘ '30“! NOlWll‘! Decals believi 3‘11) A mud mm meeting M“ be no‘dimmyfim 4, “:33: m, ,3,,,d ,3 3 apUtlTLtss more. 3 3 Ce) plated Tea Kettles. earn; up , Cnitain Stretchers. nit ; mm
ROBERT M WiLCOX. 580']. -their future, and mm, are proud of it in Music Hall on Friday ““1““ M‘ 133138991113 iii ‘ ‘ » Tatc's Dustless Dustin-s M095 ’9-"13- $1.25. Each 89¢ statiohary pins Regularly $1.00. ,
awn-y» «W 1 South Norwaik my,“ believe in WWW’GW‘B’M 399“ H- ”PM will be mgfide by th the host for dusting hardwood 33 3 ‘3 _ Wednesday, each ...... 79¢-
1 " is , . 3
the eeker and will anal se the re floors,- etc. Regularly 50 Wed~ HOSE HEELS. .
”U H NORWAL“ BOARDW 0F their form at government and the W Bil y ll 1;“ our people ‘Z, holiday each; . Garden Hose Reels. tirade cf ‘ ' BRODM‘S. .
A1 good quality No. 6 Parlor
Broom. “Regularly 35c. Each,
MI99¢ ‘ _,
posed consolidation charter. General cal lob. Judge 1‘
Light is one of Connecticut‘s best era-c Vosbll'l‘gil- Who caulk with him. di
.tora. and is acknowledged to be one 1o 1‘: ter‘np ° "9“. ”“3 990919 “‘2" the 09’“
charter would result, very
the foremost legal exponents in the“ 801111“
TRAl'lE
loony-Nehemiah tender.
ice-Pnsldsnt-Chnrles J. Pldacon
”rotary-ultra» w. Hadley.
hardwood extra strong capac-
ity 100 feet of 3-4 inch hose
Regularly 790. "Wednesday,
.. "
are world; of: it. 3
9 South Nerwnlk
their ability to ll
(9:9USTLESS1-DUSTERS. i "
9 Large size, chemically prov
pared Dustiess misting Cloths.
ople bélieve in
,3grow and wax
{research-Matthew Corbett.
PHONE CALLS
, a—Ncws Department
aci- 3—Business Department
gala—Branch Office. Norwnlk.
' *Editor’s Residence
5—City Editor’s Residence
night. at” West Norwnlk, and argued
3 ion out in a very .nroper manner.
becoming to all reports the anti ele- ‘
ment- had the better of the argument
“d the consolidationists succeeded in
making more votes against the pro-
W change than they expected to
sinks for it
There is no doubt where West Nor-
alk-figauds on this matter of ccnsoll:
ting, )When any man or number of
anon try to tell these people how they
are to receivo a multitude of benefits1
ithout paying in) them, they mustl
how‘rto'me proof. The argument is
,Io-rniliy that it would not-hold for a
moment with those men. who are
thinkers. ‘ it is Just as reasonable to
‘ln‘iieve that the proposed fourth dis-
trict would pay for benefits in the out-
9 dying districts without seine assistance
" {from the latter people, do to believe
i. the outlying districts would pay
m enshts‘tc be given the fourth din-
t unless the-riupuyors oi' the is!
for section contributed its just propol- i’
The light for consolldniion in sun-
light dome of the leaders are now
several); to melanomas doevicabieto
be“ accredited ’to those who are really
] I; the chum. because they
it it their duty so to do, Even
‘ , people are mulching to see the
t and. are wavering in their site-
“ , do a «use. Which means I radi-
on W of government which
‘ "st-lint lea Marcus expert.
‘ in view of tho emporium which
its coins to those class which have
' ted a similar system of more»
We men in flotilla lilmdiit. who
_ “Initial-3M, used M fillet-M
”with men in Nowell: on now
_1 in an dutch new individuals
hill-flied ’l‘cfhfliuflw
.this nnioli mooted question of consoli-
,hoen using extensively. behaviour that
Sin their ignorance of the text of the
,new law, the people fluid swallow
m The 1590919 of 1111“ 19”” ”mufiiconsoiidsuonlstu in their vain it:
generally are beginning to see lilog
m is. missus-ital our rula “
, “larger and better. without the help of
any other‘sectio‘n ofrne town‘AND
THEY” ARE PROUD OF IT.
It may be “hoggish” to fight for
one's own rights and for the ‘1)erpetun-
tlon of code own city.- We will not
attempt to describe. in similar terms,-
whnt we think of those him are trying
to eliminate the city and the advan
taxes of the residents
l
W».— |
SPIKED.
The anti-consolidationists .nt
'South Norwalk are usumlug1that
under the new charter a bunch of
rascals might get in as genitals-
sinners for thnl district and sell
out their water works and electric
light plant, 3or that the other dis-
tricts might be similarly victim-
ized. Any argument is good
enough for thesopposition as long
as it will attain the ends desired.
The antic, however, do not any
that if in the wisdom'of the peo-
ple there is anything in therein!
for that is inconsistent or obféc'
{lonuble that under the new State
law the charter can lie amended
by a vote of the entire city and
that it is no longer necessary to
3 go to the State Legislature to set ‘
charter chanson 80 the sommis- 1
slon buzaboo is exploded. for if
the defect that the antis claim ex-
' no.9 can and will be quickly
remedied. Bring on the next ob-
jection.—~Nerwulk Hour.
The above is a sample of the argu-
ents which the consolidationlsts have
this bail hook and all it is another
sample of the noon misstatements
which are being promulgated by the
tempts to enjoin the public into favor»
log the iniquitous): proposition pra-
sonted to them.
As a matter of fact the new law
provides that a town may make cer»
tain changes in its charter, and those
changes are limited to “appointive ot-
chamr can he made. except mourn
dad" this in). the some could not be
shunned so as to nicely in any respect
to the duties of tho commissioners of
the sevmi'districts. 9 9
Wit; heifers that the people. its" a
there are but few who favor the pro.
hours." No ethol- chsnycs to the city
the medium of the Winters and cm 3
Malamunscndcfthsmiito
the other. recent any such medicai-
at MW and hrthcccnsoliso
ties-m and than who are behold
this moment- Doss down in the
M it! w also had elector. new
State. He has 91511191 ability in the wall: as a. local
correct interpretation of administrn-i
tire laws and his opinions and eluci‘ to the charter
(lotions are accepted as conclusive an W
s‘thority on constitutional questions peo ,3 of .West Norwalk. 9 For one, I
“111 ““11"" °1 ”WWW“- Tl‘e 990‘ am a miller heliev‘c‘r‘ man ever. that
pie 0? The Norwalks are 111“th to be our seetion of the town does not want
i
and avail themselves of this consolidation. and further move that)
i we are fully capable of conducting our
present
.opnfi'tunlty of securing information
that may be ten helpful in the future.
While there are some cltlsens in all ~
sections of the town who are sincere
in their attitude for consolidation,
posed charter. Go and hear the st-
torney-genernl and invite your consol-
idationist friends to go with3you.‘
WW”...
The sentinel will sentenced to to
celvs letters for publication. from in,
renders. under the shore heading. A;
brief and to- the-point communication.
as a general proposition. comes more
weight and conviction than it lengthy
one in which the argument is not
concentrated. We do most emphatic-
ally outcast brevity. Long-winded or
doles. we have onscrvso. are the last
be read. and are many times until
altogether.
“M
THE FACTS lN THE GOURJ‘ ROOM
case.
Editor Sentinel
Dear sir: : . ,
i see by the Norwnlk Hour, of June
it. that I refused to allow the consoli-
dationlsts to have the Town court
room for a committee meeting. fl‘ho
facts are that 1131'. Robert 9:. Parties
came to my other on Friday afternoon-
ofiutwsolund asked-minnow
hers tile court room tor-a matinee!
would haulers- there-lotus.»
initiation in the mercies and would let
him ltnow. Roasted muffins will.
in. Itoldhlmlhsilvouidaotss!
”humanism-of that heard
Whelsftlmdenpmyinlndthct
thshurdhAdaoinriscicl-iencvsruic
wall-mm “mismatch-ton-
humontherltytcsuhletsadtold
tonsil like. die than used: 3
“9‘" let us have til" "
Mmmwuuldsnth‘m1
Editor grouting Sentinel: ; as: 7
been the public them through the ed charter to thedilstrict coinminsioll-
town.l1‘1“1llll‘8- from “11118 to “1998‘ 319““ era to lease or sell any property be-
references made to it as a susceptible longing to the first second and thirdi
plain for ward politics.
came under my observation “It “5991‘ city (namely. the ubllc utilities and nectlcut Commission on the semi-con gee shirts (woolen or hoary cotton.)
be lhe‘c‘sfe
. is seeking to amuse sentiment for 3,9,.
1 consolidation so fllfi'fifim nary-air
1' storm”
; scion. An East Nowell: is situated lag his unwise advice or “system"
momma. lain him “not 1‘
m of at. sinusoid Malls. m9
not» much out m'cmlngaitar ‘1 m1
much
the Gel-rial at 9.! Weill Regular price its? Wednesday.
1! 12/(1‘
OIL STOVE OVENS.
The “Boast Oven, .2 burner
, size. made of heavy sheet steel,
asbestos lined, has 2 heavy re-
; movable iron shelves and "plain?
; door. Regular price 92.75. Wed-
nesday, each ..... .19
WATERlNO POTSr‘
1231i. size, heavy galvanised“ 3»
”moo”...
d‘he oonaoiid
., ,3, 99
_ their talk. The ‘
hole thing on their part woos. polite 3
col move and simply disgusted the ‘
weer NORWALK. ,
W
WARD Potmcs"?
own affairs.
Since the consoildiition charterhas thus the authority given by the propos- TRAIN TO can-vowed.
Scheduled to Stop in South Nor-walk
June 30 at 10: 30 o’Clock.
From Will“ districts of the proposed consolidatedl HARTFORD. June 17.——'l‘he Con-
lam inclined to hell that suchdnsyg other propertyl‘o the Cities of Nor-' tennis: of the ibattle of Gettysburg
The email “9”“ 1waiithlid§ou Dfinaik. itnd meld-sat he‘s issued ling}. instructions to the
known as NolWalk'01901lti0M 1"3l‘i‘v1hlorwuik Fire!) ct) cannot be re-1i’l‘5 survivors of the battle and other
Silent the day in 509‘“ Norwaik and; yoked or changed by any unendment'ivetersns “who will attend the celebra-
in company with th'e’lifénlai Bill?“ W310 of the vet are. if the confioiidation char- tion from Connecticut A complete
1min schedule has been announced.
showihg the time at which veteran)
.m talc/s" trains on‘ June 30 at points
all.w over the state with the neceesary
PUEQBGLTCXTY CONI‘JITTEE
may receive heel ammo ther- mm mas) ocean-onus .1
iiittod here and there to secure men) {19133
bershlp foMeir organisation. MLP’le' connection. For instance train must
{gee it is rumored 3111“ AN be. taken at Thompsomiilo at 7: .37
ohm; or we“ waists.;_
Dromflcs are hit-“(399 0M- 311°W1Edlmt 39011391 8. m and the time all along the line;
days fiev ins. this “a!“ boss was! i was partlnulirly amused to read to New any,“ is given, including
the day in East Nominal; and, in com 1 the speech of Judge Welsh, delivered 1.1".th at g 333 New Britain 3 34
new with the political leader 01 that at “I? Oven-air New“ 0' me e°ns°11“Beriln s: is and Mei-idol) s 57; leave’
district. many were interviewed on the1dstionists. in Norwaik. Saturday MIM- Wiiiimsntic at 7; 07 Middletown s; so
sumac}. I was informed that the act-5 The Hour says the ‘judge was at his New London.'91; Ssybroolr. 8 13
two pflltlcian of East Nomi]: was: best." Among other things he Bald Wlnsted 7 o'clock; hitchfleid 7:15
given to “MQTBWW that 1“ ““1191 13‘ found no fault with me me“ 11°” Old soldiers from the north including1
have the honor of belnx m Mt 00““: 1'18 on“ in 1W“- W 9‘01"“ “W Hartford and any stations aim those
chime-n from that district world!” he: the system was obsolete and should be from the a,“ includin; New beacon
could steer the voters right. I must? changed." He found fault licensee the and Willimantic wili'eonnect, with the
centers that this AW "it much sol town had to m 201' 913 "WW “9“! ,cpeelnl at «New Haven. it leaves that
if the charter does mean ward poll- for the new Washin‘zton street liridsc'l city at 9: 35 Thais from Winsted.
tics and that the promises and-the:‘1«fe neglected today that the town m',Wctenbnry and 9,11,, m“, in that
trading is already helps out into oner-- been put to my large expense by icky “we“ um laid the ”mm at, Bridge.
”Sport. It is due to leave there at
today she has the eight new!!!“ “gentlest the r-vlnarlllfill v1 “19 it“ in 10 colonic and arrive in New rm
ture of any: section a: the town ”With question. The militant CW“ in ““1“ st 11: 27. amnion; at South Norwclh
m
also toilet articles. including towels
and soap. ‘
Special orders are:
Bring extra underwear. Two extra
pair!) of woolen socks. Wear negli-
Brin‘g ll cardigan Jacket. Shoes should
be omfortahle not new.
Overcoats will not be a necessity if
a sweater or cardigan Jacket is car-
ried.
It? is positively nee
mam confine him‘se i strictly to lilo“
rations and water furnished by the
United States' government There
will be a surgeon (1 detail of hos
pital corps in constant attendance?
A meeting of the commission is to
held Wednesday morning at its office
in the capital awhcn final inn-singe-
ments will he made for the trip.
TO OPEN ANOTHER STOHE.’
w
Andrew Davey Belling putters. fiat-
urdny Night at 90 Washington
street.
80 great'wss his success in estab-
lishing: the Not-walk store some time
no, that Address Davey..who has a
chain of stores in this section. has do
rated to insult another link and has
arranged to open a store in South Nor-
waik. ‘ Saturday night. to Washington
the wiping out of her present idealila'} dilate said at.) the Town 390“” 9" Newton and Stamford.
I sincerely believe that her~fnture is for the land they with M the WM" The Lilchiield county veterans will
doomed. For the sake of East Nor—inst! a title.- Whichever was rixhtw
walk's future we should resent any? the supreme Court or Judas Walsh.~ The 59v. ,1 Donahue. or East am.
such procedure and,» to the polls Ithink the former were more that“ lei-d has been selected as chaplain
and vote for East Nowell: not for Just than the latter. [continue ill! Id- of tho Connecticut ”3",.
it arrears that the lion)- must have Oil-l! m T0,“ all the taxes will!“ rote tattle: the trip. and any one also
been nilsihformod at to the Slim»! oil 0: than). Th. ”mm.“ a! fill ’W‘k‘lm m Mb! ” 90 W “W to
“I M M ""9“- “M “1m WWW W9 W3? “item it should not unar- on the
m was not no Mm «all «3.1mm on» we no momenta» Mm,
will. in mud til. WM 9‘31““ there point to the M in the ocuulrl‘ melon“ M mu m ”1,1,” m“.
99-11wa till) WM!" W mmmnhcnm mu Wammmwatmvm
M the W m" WM“. .-
13W t
until his return, only in: shoals; this
reach New “York by another line 1
consolidation. vice or " ”IMP" ll 911‘ 0‘“ infill” For the veterans who contemplate
‘ Very respectfully. has cost the WI 9|"?! 9‘ “"111“ the trip the conimission has prepared
W? NWWALK. several illmmllld dollar! if be M th.mh'1n‘ cgmb‘u; .
f; My. . idem he with! film“ “'0” We can it a only to cell to the
ANOTHIR WLOMON 33 serious Mme: at” m m attention of in. use and deorepitl
‘ ' on. who i ll” comrades the necessity of carefully
To til“ Editor of The Sentilml ,m M to, ya” ”9‘ Wm m.ioon'9derin‘ h“ ph'flmj cond‘uo» by,
ass-sis diuotsdsadmcnflsw
3 son them the timeouts Mum
street trill be opened with a full line
of groceries and ready for business.
This is the place formerly occupied by
the White tiller Company.
it' will take but 0 glance at the ad-
refinement to appear in The Sentim-
si’on Friday. for the people of the
city to know that prices will be right.
*l‘he ad. promises to be an eye-cuonor
outlying sections as well.
The Davey store he. come to spy.
Each unexpected Indoors stunted Mr,
,Davoy in his establishment of the
triumphs branch that he is compelled
to open another glues to can for his
ever increasing business. lie invites
theoretical. of his prices and his stock
and says that if one is) looking for trad
W slow» the Dover store is the
nice. to set them-
WWW
Mm) Dirt. .1. W. Collins. as“
White hm visldnt imam
m
as no sin. cs 3
essnry that the 11
, 1mm W: Nita «use
, W. has whittled fine). a visit to
WW9-
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for all in town. and in the surrounding .-
Ales fies-strum. of
Norwalk Chronicler