on the phone and protect your r, ,'
canopies eggplant this don-
. it driller! policy
us and let "us reimburse you for
Telephone lilac. ;.
]‘ Washington ‘ Street,
All ’3 thus of- (insurance.
Public Stenogrepher.
13; Blind tyH0\vard, oi Norwulk,
pent yesterday in‘Hart‘i‘ord.
I '3 W
”Benoit and split hats. O'Brien's.
. ,ockeuoesi‘ribe, No 32 1.0.“ M.,
iii hold its regular meeting this ev~
hing.
than; M. J Howard, of Norwalh, is
pending the day in New York city on
hairless.
. frileur \ttorney~Generul John
ddsht teniu'hi, at Music Hall.
olidation
ii.
The con-
churter will be unruveled.
' ‘ iConsolidntionists do not tell the pad!
‘ o‘pie what in in the charter. Why not?
Hear about this at Music Hall tonight.
W. "
. There will be a meeting to discuss
the consolidation question at the Fitch
ihollool house. tonight. at 8 o'.clock
Everyone welcome
”fired Banzhaf of South Norwslk,
( visited his parents on Railroad ave-
my, New Canaan Wednesday. It is
old months since Wed has visited his
‘ oid home.
‘ Gierge Collin is spending a few days
iii Norwslk. visiting his parents. Mr
11 was formerly oi Norwnlk. rile
a“tween in the West for n’hurnber or
His Nor-walk friends are glad
Wrap-him in town guilt.
" Guptaln ..l Hurry Gibson, 0! the
, Gouth Norwolk police, received it com-
lyinint about boys playing ball in
. , pet, near the Central Fire
” fitetl a irrecog'hlcing that theywere
gnot only disobeying an ordinance, but
linden in; their lives from passing
vehicleu,‘he put a stop to the practice.
m
Q'Brien's.
fa-rPBnll‘mnS, $3 to 38.‘
A special communication oi Old
“Well Lode. N 108. F‘. and A. M., will
be held at its rooms. June 23 1913
pt 8 o'olclt p. m. The M. M degree
will be worked and there will be re-
lreshmeuts.
MINTED PARAGRAPHS.
Virtue is its own reward too oiten.
Some actors are like rice. being ess-
' lly pulled up.
_ Letters of credit might be properly
termed capital letters.
' “it A. woman thinks before she
mulls she can economize on talk.
_ fi‘he psmrhunscr‘! business is good
, it it drives him to the well.
:3 Boom mun ore mode by circumn
ounces. but 11 total otheroc are un~
made.
myory husband been a seed dent
shout the saintly actions oi other hurl
bonds.
, “More don't expect to hour on?
‘ "7hr; themselves. it“: the m oi
' th‘i‘ lire slur
, The powers tint he too frequently
iii. devil so an evil in criy u it
are no inverted their.
will oillr give her 1. chines to
horrid things shout them.
wardrobe up his was mine
trainee travel in ruins bore.
mm
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~ ‘80utli Now/elk, canny
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5' _.: ' ’
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l 10 Stamps
women can love here enemies it
burs been cesium in New York our
for [bout 9. mm will move into the
Nelson Taylor piles to wit street on
July lat, having secured e rental or
7 damage «gently.
NEW
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SpecialSale of ‘
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10c size M: a can
5c size 3’/‘2c a can
fl”, AT THE .. . :1 s '
East IndlaTea Coil
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15c Size 100 .a‘can
FRESH PURE
Eggs
In cartons
250 doz
Smoked Shoulders
Snider 3 Tomato Soup;
Lard
14c lb 32c lb
14c lb
Sc can
Creamery
Butter
None better at
any price.
SPEciAL
Combination Sale
1 can Table Beets?
“ Succotash
Fancy Sugar Corn 10c
Total 3dr
“ 10c”
10c
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“23c
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Free with Free with
I pound i pound
25c Curiae. / 30c Calico
157" Stamps. 20 Stumps
Free with
1 pound
35: Coffee.
30 Stamps
Fm with
1 pound
35c Too.
Frcc with
1 pound
sec Tea.
40 Stamps 60 Stamps
Free with
1 pound
60c Tea.
10 Stamps; Free with the following
1 bottle Vinegar
3ibr.Rice
1 pkg CornStsrch . we
2 PkKuMacam .nuupannew..‘Ifo‘ooociovcm‘e‘successorsone 10¢
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We fllvcsnd Redeem Pmnium Trading dumps.
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in War", was“.
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An unusual opportunity will be no
turned Norwolk people to pm a (lur-
uee flux for twenty-live cents in the
concert to be lived in the‘ South Nur-
wulil Methodist muoopti
9 next Tuscany cranium underline Iii!-
, . » pics- or the ”norm Pim do. for
. . the bought at the builder school it:
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1 bottle Root Beer Extract xsc
Church
’ ‘ .mmtliescnooldlnulcismmso,
3‘ N
“ committee. interred thou the charter ..
, 1 tors, that “lioweyton taxpayers Would
_ be touted the some as property Owners
, night's consolidation meeting bed the
, ' l
operation or the modern consolidation
' mum.
did not. read it however. Mr. swam.
u a member oi: the original charter
to be voted upon, is not the some docu- : '
utopia as was originslly drafted, end be ‘
knows. ‘
Mr. Condeo quoted Attorney, Vos- . ‘ "
burgh us saying, before Rowuytoo vo-‘
ifrom Gmg‘e‘r Snap
moonlit, Norwslk . . This gave
him material for much comment, but
when all elderly gentlemen irom Ro-
wayton rose and added the remaining
. . for the salaried ohlcere or the
town." But such misrepresentations
as that are what must be expected at
the sponsors of a. cause already three-
fourths dead. ,
The meeting was not an enthuslns»
tic one. The audience comprised a
considerable portion or antic, who as-
sembled to hear what raise arguments,
what forced measures. would be adopt-
ed by coneoildutionists. in lieu oi.’ the
truth. There were but low consolida-
tionistsfpresent, mostly from Nor-walk.
- Attend tonight's meeting at Music
Hall. "Ladies cordially included. Every
argument advanced last evening, by
the consolidationieta, will be met and
ably disposed of.
.m.
it was rumored yesterday afternoon
that a bomb was to be exploded in
the camps or the outlcounolldstion-
late. but it turned out to be e fizzle.
“for the bomb was only bum hot-nix,
as usual.
W
Was it because there was too muclr
Front in the air last night that the
great consolidation mass meeting wtz
tied to magnificence? Who knows?
in your‘mouth.
mills, which means thot an extra
$5.00 is added to his tax to help pay
for the expenses of the consolidation
system. in other words the man with
.3 $2,600 property now pays a tax of
$30, while under the district system
his tax would be :25. Do not the tax-
payers oi the Norwalks know that
with the extra $30,000 spent last. yésr
under the system or consolidation that
the public schools retrograded in their
standard of emciency? it an oppor-
portuniiy could be given to the people
to vote on this question, ninety per
cent. 01 our people would vote to
abandon it. The matter of expense,
while it is on important item in con-
ducting aligns, it is not the chief res
son why the school system should be
changed, The individual districts cacb
know best the requirements or their
schools and with e committee or their
own selectIOn. the schools could be
conducted more enlcientiy Ind more
economically? The tact is, that the
Nollie have lost. control of their own
, debacle by consolidation. Look at the
sanitary conditions that exist in the»
school. or West Norwslk, Broad River
and Winnlpsuk and yet the People are
W
The cold storage oratory or loss
expected enact-deflenersl Frost.
tile school children are obliged to en-
dure them.
The damaging results that have ob-
mined in the schools under the com
solidstlon system. will hold good in
the town government, only to a much
3mm extent should consolidation he
‘ adopted. t
is PARENT.
Tidal FOR DIvSQRETlON.
Norwslk, June is, 1913
Editor or Evening Sentinel: '
is not this a time for discretion and
sober thought on the part or all con-
servative people of our town? Should
consolidation be forced upon the M
’ple will it not com o monsoon out-i
rode on the port or a very lute num-
ber in the future? it to but nstursl
to ”sent tome and to realms in re
turn. it in well known that South Nor-
. wall: is unutcrsbly opposed to the
plan. tblt Mi. Nowell: is likewise
opposed, and tin: Rowsytou. West
Norw‘olk Ind Broad River and all or
the outlylnx sections ere also oppolcd
m1nit°dgg ”21mm” wad.o:fm:;.o:.co:d- to consolidation. it is a. turther rm
psclcuy on tho school attention. The , “" '
peoples! The Norwulku at the Mount
time know what their troubles are
Tue instinct will be pleased to I"
solve letten tor recitation. tron its
raiders. under the above noodles. A
brie! III tome-point communication.
or e. 3e oral proposition. carries no
mint and conviction than o is
one in which the eminent to not
concentrated. We do most out hollo-
sliy count brevity. Lens-Vin ed no
tlclel. we hue Observed. at the int
whemmdmmmMsvud-
Id sltolothor.
ooueouos‘rlou mo V'IOHOOL
DEI‘I‘O.
Editor Evening Sentinel:
3. hand him a. nickel”
and get a magic
package directs
Land. Sufresh they 5
crack with a snap.
To kick at them
powerless to remedy the trouble end.
heartening to those who are the out
good 0: our city. The writer believes
sure to Make line tide so
Good in All Stolen
WASHINGTON, June 20 ~0heirmsn
i. Morocco, 0! the house committee on
' interstate commerce has ingroduced
a bill to regulate the interstdte use
of automobiles and self- propelled ve.
hicles which use the highways in in
terstuto commerce.';
The bill provides that no person
3 who shall have qualified by ceml’llying
33:11:: tillficflznteTC‘e’g: SEXGMT? makes you hungry. .j with the laws and regulations of the
_ . 1‘ 9 01 P- a ., " state, territory or district of bio res-
seutence should have continued. " ,, ‘SO tender they melt
idence to llle and operpte such vehicle
shall be required in any othdr state ‘
into which he may‘ go on business or
tor pleasure to make any additional
registration or take out any additional
license in" order to use and operate
such'machine. This is along the some
lines as the bill introduced by Mr.
Tileon, during the last congress.
" New‘ Maps Ready.
To meet the demand tor an accurate
' man of Gettysburg and vicinity that. ~.
“ is coming in from veterans centem- ‘
plating attending the semi-centinnlsl
celebration o: the battle the; depart-
ment or the interior has all! out 3
map by special authority oi. the sec-
retory of the interior. The regular
price or such maps is 40 cents, but
authority has been granted to sell this
map for 20 cents postage paid. Orders
should be directed to the director or
the geological survey enclosing cash
or money order
The caucus of the house Democrats
:cailed for June 25 is expected to
adopt a system whereby the “Prowl-
South Norwnlk concerns. Norwalk ,.
‘ ation bills for the next fiscal year will
has two savings banks and hundreds be dictated by a bldget committee.
or their depositors ere South Norwsllt; Congressman Sherley has drafted ‘
people The dry goods stores, furnish
:bili providing such a system which
in: stores and millinery stores of Now
get 9. large share i to ir stronsSe he exp ects Wm be adopted.
° 9 9 Plan Deficiency em.
from South Norwalk. On the other The house committee on approxim-
hand. it is stated that one third or!“
, tiona is re rln on u out dericlen
Norwalks people are daliymmploycd bill whigh fieyghopertso get enacts:
in South Norwelk, end that they brinalmo law before the beginning or the
weekly to this end at the “m“ from ‘next deceive” The bill is'expected
85.000 00 to 36.000 00 With such rela- to carry upwards of $1. 000 000 for the ,
, .
lions existing at the present time one:n use in the gem-cur! of the treasury in
:31“ N333}: 13:3“!2: " ”2°" ":3: carrying out contracts on public build-
No no 1 our none: 'ings. and an equol emount tor other
and commercial interests (or the; to-
ture? We cannot allow to have any departments
more or our stores close «up. it is dis»
that here in Norwalk‘ a great many
people do not favor it. With such an
opposnion against the proposed
chnpgc in our local government, what
can the city of Norwslk expect to
gain by trying toliorce consolidation
on the people when it is not wanted?
Would it not be wise to consider very
carefully the injurious possibilities of
the luture if consolidation should be
come eirective? Norwalk has three
national banks and many or their most
important and largest customers are
E B Welch and R. R. Miller; both .
0; MW”. in “Gliding e portion .
of their vacation in this city. They.
are guests at Mr. Miller, BL, an em-
ploys oi the post office department.
this city.
lorers and harmful to the general
it is a time for very careiul considers-
tiou. I
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NORWALK- WHAT SHALL we sumo?
By John ingleton.
‘How man! 3 men in his heart hath *
said,
“A house I will build tor me,
And when the winds end the stem
descend. .
Sheltered and rate I will be”
How many a men bus built him' a
home, .
Whether hut or mousion great,
And strove to glitter his more or sold.
From morn ’tlll even into.
But who is be who in his heart but!
said. .
“That thing i will build {or me,
Which gene my buy and none filer
, take.
A character 1 will be."
‘ FOUR-BY-FOUR wme'r. .
Mrs. A. in. Winchester entertained
the mucky-Four Whist Club at her
home‘lu Gibson court. yesterdsy. Miss
Nellie Lowndes and Miss Edith Vroom
were the urine winners. nullity re—
tmhments were served. The place
or the next meeting. icundecidsd but-
wlll be announced inter.
A [end ear. pain in the best new
ARSON SQUAD BUSY.
einuiivormr. England. June eu—M
A lame unoccupied muscles at «Bell-
huli user herewso not on lire by on
“Arson squad” of Militant Somali“
todsy. A suitruette plecsrd round
in the vicinity demoed the relates
o! the women suitmsitol in prison.
There were no smote.
m
The sins of the (other are often vio-
lted upon the children in ~the shop.
or stocks end bouds.——-Lippincott’s.
and can meet them. Can our one
ooulooture whet dinners, misfit!»
m dilution will come to the people
it consolidation wu Mound? Cor-
toiuiy we con draw a pretty good bon-
oiuslon from the results at lire public
school experiment with annihilation.
Th! lentil Norwuiu Union trict is
til. inmost district in the we. in
but 10m it two will to: would {up
hill: money enough to its! tiresome
on. including o superintendent. and
also pry oil on the debt trout: M ii?
33.000. The present [Md of so
undo client which in whom;
condo. with u twli nun tor. v
yids smote funds to run up
uncle l... men about than.
Norwalk Chronicler