,1
all: Mr: common in and wound this
vicinity. 'Wouid it not be we‘ll to cell
.. u up on the phone and protect your
home and valuables ngmnst this dun-
1 use Wuhinaton Street,
, been completed.
« CochenOe Tribe, No. 3:2,
' _ street.
1 mlsniolmi ”tilt-111's 11L i-‘ltch's Home for
1 its is an adopted son of Mr. Stimson.
’ , tion as to his whereabouts.
_;11nd brown esp when he want any.
“doubt in about live “3311111130 in-
ur, by placing a Burglary policy
run on end let us reimburse you for
til. 11:11:. Telephone 1230.
TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN
31.1th Norwaik, Conn;
All 11111111 or insurance.
Public Stone: ;.rnpber
i
...—--....mmm.». own»... s.-.“ . ,.
Tel 871
when
Fresh Eggs, in cartons 29C 802
Dutch Tea Rusk, oven fresh 9c pkg
Best Family Flour,
‘Stollwerk’s Cocoa,
Peanut Butter, extra line q‘ual. 14c lb
7 Rolls Toilet Paper .
East India TeaCo
wonEnsEEK 1111111111
,nrunuinou
(Continued trom First. Page.)
...-—
progrous is being made with relation
i" ‘i' 1‘ work. '1
The indies roomined all through the
session. and ulihough perhupe the tire
world-1 which occasionally mark the
70¢ a bag
300C311 20c
250
not hove broken loose, the meeting
cullu 11nd progressive manner.
won the vote to begin the work of
{improving the euniiution at the East
{ Norwalk schools. The janitor for the
lireohside school wns not selected, ow-
125 Washington Street
Loon
NEWS
i-‘ér
SENTINEL LABOR DAY.
The Sentinel will be issued as n
memoommm, L .
Luther M. Wright
FOR SALE
ONE BUICK DELIVERY
with new delivery body and also
$200.00. Also am agent for Auto Trucks from 1, 1-2 to 3
IO
‘0, :..
ii
" l OOQOUOOWWGODWOmiiDOMW
illi-i to a divided opinioll on the proper
quuiiihutlons oi" upplicnnte.
6adopted.
:2 The meeting was called to
4033137.
Can sell on easy payments.
mun Wheeler.
1
well, Dr. H. C.
- burn, .i. ll. Lawrence, John F. McMa-
g hon, ‘Harry i-iidor. D. ilinrr Bench. (1
fij ii. Daniels, P. t). Glendcnning, 'Dnvid
price 9” Pollard, G. W. Stevens, George W.
’. Mills and W. 11‘. Cogswell.
$1 Mr. Daniels recalled that some time
35’ ago Mr. Bench hroughtup the matter
of sanitation in the East Norwnlk
schools. The plans, specifications and-
Shcrer, Jr.
'5 passenger hodl';
tons.
morning paper on Monday next, int-l
bor Du y.
Vertlnemenls, etc, should reach the
allied cnrh Rummy evening.
Court Cecile, No 105 i). or t‘... will
hold its regular meeting this 111 oping
1Court ‘Nnrruh, No, 51;, l?‘, 111‘ A.,\
meet this owning for regular
ness.
will
intai
Miss Grace Howard, of City (‘lci'k
Cuneo's oiiicc, is enjoying 11 tom
weeks' vacation. L
The frame work on the new ‘ilunx
News items, changes of ad —
_ ‘4
1-1;: .,.. “...-.." ......
ligure'is lust presented exceeded the
We Are Still Doing Business
Despite Alterations
We are now located at the former Auditorium Building on North
Main Street, where we sell all Ho'usehoid Goods, new and second
Hand, at Lowest Prices.
Come in below you go elsewhere.
M. GUTKOWSKY
WE BUY SECOND-HAND FURNITURE AND STOVES.
appropriation of $3
i111; committee referred the matter to
the general hoard.
Mr. Bench repelled that the work
«would he most complete under the
plans at hand, 11nd explained how the
cost may he cut down to about $4,062.
.I ll Luwrontc asked to hear from
some oi the (ominlitee us to 101'01111‘
mundations
Mr. Bench explulned the reconnnen-
dstlons of the engineer.
ed going as for as possible this you:
and finish it up out your. i1onri1ul1
Tel. 419.
, should not battle over 11 few dollars,”
ford block, in North Main street, has
he said.
.Ka'hnosa Encampment. No 9, i. 0.
0. ‘F., will hold its regulnr meeting
this evening
Buckingham Post. No. 1:3, G. A. ll.,
will hold its regular meeting tomon
row evening,
Sherman Commandery, No. 470. U.
0. G. (3., will hold its regular meeting
tomorrow evening.
William Nadin. of Clay street, is
now employed in New Haven, and
commutes to that city daily.
Lady Washington Lodge, No. 2i.
Shepherds of Bethlehem, will hold .its" . I
regular meeting this evening.
The regular weekly
meeting of .
l. 0. ii. 1%.
will who held tomorrow evening,
Mrs, John Brnncllc and son Albert.
of Petershurg, \‘n., are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. George Robins, of France
A special meeting of tho Norwulh
Boat Club will be held tomorrow 111'~
suing. This meeting is an important
one and all members are requested to
be present. 4
Dr. Harold i1}, iloyt has been up-
pointod surgeon oi’ the Soldiers’ hos-
pital board in norortinnCe with the
provisions 111‘ on not concerning (tour
Soldiers. ”11 has the rank ol‘ major.
“Mrs. Mnrunrct ii. Widrig, repre-
Estimates furnished on all kinds or building construction, on
attend and repair work.
123 WASHINTON STREET.
CROCKER- WHEELER
MOTORS
small. A 'phone call will bring a
when something goes wrong.
TIL.
ELECTRICAL
SUPPLIES
Electric Wiring for Light and Power
We are always randy to attend your Electrical 1troubles, large or
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
contract could 1.111 entered into unless
it included the entire work.
M7. Mills thought the job would be
Contractor
Mating conStruCtiOn C0. and Buildt 1'. l
iWay.
.OUTH NORWALK matter he laid 011 the table for the
next committee.
Mr. Bench suid he did not like this,
as the work is up to this committee.
"The pooch: of East Norwaik would
857-12.
RED SEAL
DRY BATTERIES
schools. He spoke of last year's expe-
rience and the dungcr of further ill-
none from this cause.
repair man. Try us next time
, $2.500 to stall the w.ork So voted.
ELECTngggstherl'l'RACToRs. Chairman Wheeler read 11 letter’
54 WATER ST. PHONE 342-3. SOUTH NORWALK
. ‘53,
TRY A POUND OF OUR 301‘: CO FFEE.
USED.
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WAuanTON IT.. BOUTH NORWALK
outlaw-111. 8:10 a m and 2:80 n m
.1 run In.
flouting
puny, oi’
the Pictorial Review Conl-
Ifew York, will in at our
l‘ntiorn liopili'llilt‘lil Sniurdny, Aug.
30th. Mrs. Wldrig is an expert on
styles 11111! drossmuhlne 11nd you are
cordially invited to ovull yourself of
her ndvic» 11ml suggestions. William
P. liners-.1.
The entertainment committee of
Lady Jenningu’ Lodge, Shepherds ot'
Bethlehmn, hold their Jirut business
mating. Monday evening, August 20th.
at. the 111mm (11' Mrs. James Day, of
Stuart avenue. Alter plnnu for the
good of their order were tuikod over,
is social time wns enjoyed. Refresh-
ments were served. The next meet-
ing will be held at the home oi Mrs.
,A. Bert, of, Nowlown avenue, on Sep-
tember ii.
....
Matthew llishop, seventeen years
old, disappeared from the farm of
Thomas Steneon, on Birch Hill, in Pet-
terson, N. Y., a short distance beyond
,thegliiew Fairfleid lino, last Saturday
and no trace of him ‘hnu been found.
20
Merrill
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
Grit-dilutes were pinned in Posi-
tion: during July.
Ambitious Young Men and
Young Women Wanted to En-
roll September 2, 1913, to meet
the demand for Merrill Chad i
hated.
South Norwllk.
Stamford. Port Chester.
lXiRl SP BIAS @
.liEST CRICAMERY BUTTER, A POUND
EXTRA i‘ANlt‘Y POTATOES, A P113 CK . . . . . . . .
BEST F LOUR, LARGE BAG . . . . . . . . .
It is supposed that the on 111111 away.
Mr. Stinson is making an effort toflnd
.him and offers a reward for informa-
The buy
more a blue shirt, light blue overalls
.He is described as possessing dark
11111111111 eyes and brown hair. His
«warn "‘
nd. mil 11111113 11
money in return tor an unused article
at value.
1111111111111 in cone things you pro ltd!
11113 My”
Very often 3 Sentinel "For all.”
“windfall" of pin
no there pin money we
AWKflTI“ l“ 15“! OWTINIL
q.
' I DOGWOOD
x . escapes.
the ladies present to speak on the met
or.
Mrs. Walter ilnrvey Weed stated
that the women have been working
two years on the matter and reel chn-'
p.
1.....~..1.11..
31¢
125¢
75¢
ALWAYS
schools fully equipped. Mrs.
...........1 ........... ...-
ONCE 'l‘liiEl), one in each district be appointed to
push the work
nction to stop sessions may be taken.
(‘halrmnn Wheeler reported that the
W1. Galina
KILLED AT JAlL DOOR.
proceedingr nicely.
Secretory liodwcii, of the tire escape
committen reported that the delays
Negro Taken from Cell and Lynchcd
by Southern Mob.
JENNINGS, 1.11., plug. 28. ~Jumes
lomenux, a negro. 111111 lynched by u
mob here early yesterday. He was
taken from his cell in the jail some
time ul‘ter midnight, shot to death and
his body lull. lying pt the Jail door.
where it won found inter by 11 night
wutn.hmm1 (‘omruux had been urrest-
ed for nesiltllting A. W. Joseph, on
ltaiiun meichnnt, who had nocidentah
the delays unused from outside iniiu‘
1.1111118.
tobor ‘i at.
tho mutter satisfactorily.
Superintendent Chapman suggested
the appointment oi an attendance oili
cor nod 11 supply distributor. to take
the piece of John B. Valieant, resign-
lli HW011i dirt on tho nogro'n shoes
will!" he was 1311111111111 the 1111111111111 ”‘1'; c 111 n
store. Two al.1015131,!“ reiutlveg have :ho resignation was us 11p a 0
yo (1.
been arrested in connection with the
lynching. Dr. Cohurn suggested the name of
Ebenezer 1M. Croicot for the position.
Uhnirmnn Wheeler suggested the
name of i1“ is Lyon.
esconmzs GLYNN, As coverin-1
on' Dr. Sharer suggested the name oi
ALBANY. n. v., Aug. 28 «Demo- 11111111111. Flynn.
erotic leaders were prepared today to
complete the formal recognition by nlng were appointed as tells.
the legislature of blunt. Governor Relult of Ballet.
Glynn an outing Governor. They also 19. M. Crofoot , 7
helped to clear up the entire hilsiness p, 5_ Lyon ..1 6
pending before the extraordinary sob mm Flynn ,. 1
sion and take a recess until Septem- Necessary tor choice ......WHJI
her 16. Total vote ..14
All the Democratic leaders express-1 awond Vote.
ed deep resentment at charges attent- Croioot ... 7
ing the integrity of 110m of the ieliis» Lyon ,,,,,.,...................... '1
tutors to the impeachment proceed Flynn 0
ing the integrity of cameo! 11111111111», Mr. Meridian said tint the time
alleged mciignsrs would be brouzhi one is to give to the position should
before 11111 11111- 111-1111 mummy 1111111111 1111 1111111111111» .1111 my 1111 to. iron
rundown: ‘f' . conducts a pointing bulimia he m-
k
, _ 1
sessions of the big committee would:
was carried forward with an unusual
l’rincipul among the business donof
Superin-y
tcndcnt i.‘_i1npmun made :1 low surplus,
qtious which were for the greater part‘
There were prcucnif
A, (if. Wheeler, Secretary Wilfred Bod”
.i. M. Co-'
.7100 and the build;
lie suggest .
Dr. Cohurn moved that the entire:
the lateness or the addition of the ore’
grined that the work has been delay-l
11111111111311 “Plgllbml‘g ”“3 “aleihe‘ri board permission for the Brookside invested in those industries to hand
Ween; school to add tax money to the 350 up {leap them further From what it hnow
urged that a committee consisting 0‘ proprlalion for the pump Permission perennnlly of the situation there and
Mr. McMahon said that the commlb1
too has violated the statute law in,
contracting for tire enemies before 0oi
Mr. llodwoli explained this phase of‘
Mum‘s! M11 mm. alc- ‘
not give the time necessary to the 1101
sltion.
{ Third Vote.
'(“roioot .......... ....8
{Lyon ....... is
Fourth Vote.
e
l‘rol‘oot 8
Lyon ...... .11
it was at length voted to lay the
mutter on the table until the next
meeting. . '
'i'he superintendent suggested that
our teachers be permitted to enroll in
a ’l‘oncheru‘ College nud united for per
, mission for the use of the High school
building for this purpose. Columbia
University instructors will provide the
touching.
Superintendent Chapman
suggested 11 teurhcrs'
hrnry, and a smnll appropriation to
add the work.
Money for poutngc and clip 11 sup-
plies was another picu (11‘ the superin-
l
i
i
in :'th or
i .
‘1 ltiiillt'llt.
order
shortly utter eight o‘clock by Chnlr-3
The triumportutiou of pupils in be
coming 11 problem and time for its set-
tlement is approaching. '
Courses ol' study in the counnorclul
tltilidllilltlllt of the High school must
be re-orgnuized and 11:: soon 1111 .111-
'. iilority is given this will he done.
ilnc
sug-
'i‘enrhcrs' Col-
‘ {A resolution \vns adopted in
I with Superintendent (.‘hupmnn’s
inpution regarding the
legs.
Mr. McMahon said it seems hcmnd
.mmmnu 1m Z.
pl'ol’esslonni 11-1
”1.1 am’flr
31111
0111111
11 1 Hill
Brandegee’s Futile Attempt to
Raise Tariii Rate Causes
Discussion
W
ill lilillKS BUSINESS
Will Hill lliil liiiii Rlll
Senator Houphs, of New Jersey.
Takes Opposite View, and
Low Tariii Passes
\l'ASi-liNGTON, if). 0.,
When Senntor Brandegce of
u am 114-...
Bi
Aug. 83"
Connec-
tltlll. made his vain attempt in
the use of U111 school building for the;
pol pose pl 01 idcd.
inn.(ol1urn gum notice that he will
{more the ieepai of Rule 17 at the next
succeeding meeting.
l‘l1e matter of transportution ol' pu-
pile will be cured for by the super in-
, tendent pursn'mt to 11 vote ot the
board.
A reasonable amount for office ex—
penses will be recognized according to
:1 vote of the board that such he the
sense oi the board.
1 The iinance committee was instruct-
ed to pay so much interest on a note
tired children 1111.1 concerned and 11c 11., is 9015511119 from the funds on hnnd rate at it) per cent ad
l it was voted that the repairs in con-
it will entail some:
expense also. 1pm cent. ad valorem. as proposed by
lurid rate 011 fur felt hats hem 45
the Senate finance committee, to 50
per cent.,
'sion as to the future of this imporw
rlnnt Connecticut industry under the
{cut rate Senator lirandegee saw
biuch clouds in tin. horizon unless
{the suggested rate of 50 per cent.
was adopted, while Senator Hughes,
,l)emocrut, of New Jersey, declared
:thnt the industry will thrive under:
the 45 per cent. duly “decided upon
thy the Senate finance committee.
The House passed the bill with the
valorcm. it
up to the conference
{will now be
:Sllliil
the “
the right Of the CUilliillllee to extend Senate Tuesday atteluoon to ”“39 the {moposed by the colnmilmo
there was. a 1v arm discus.;
500
i
{ Just received, new
{ shipment of Extra
1 Wide Suede Belts in
{ ten of the very lat-
est shades, on sale
tomorrow 501:.
{
l
i
i
i
E
turil’l’ hill relating to the importation
got plumage was recommitted to the
‘Sennte finance committee for further
1 consideration.
The amendments wi1i1h had been
and
{111.hich the Connecticut senator op1
{posed in his speech. it is deCiared.
{will do meticully nothing to stop
lthe slaughter of plumage birds
1 Expressions from Senators Sim-
mons and Smith of Georgia, in
charge of the plumage section of the
jtarlft bill, indicated they are impresw
,cd with the plea of Senator McLean
and they were seeking for some way
to make his suggestions effective.
Senator McLean desires reinserted in
the bill the House provisions against
.the importation of plumage
‘ Former Congressman John Q. Til-
son is a visitor in Washington, on
business. He declares it is too early
{to discuss nominees for Congress a.
i
nection with the instnilution ot’ fire'commlttces 0f the Senate and 11011391,.an hence
Secioinry Ilmiut‘ll did not see hOW it 111311111911 be left with the building com- to hit the rate
mitten
I .l. R P. Hoyt does not wish to con-
tinne 11E. janitor of the Brookside
{cause of his recent illness.
Mrs. Minerva M. Prescott was an up
1 piicnnt for the position
{ Mr. McMahon did not belie1e the
work a woman' s and spoke of the
{snow shoveling.
Mr. ”each said that Mr. Hoyt should
had explained conditions there.
Mr. Lawrence thought a petition of
eighty-six names should have some
and Secretary Bodwell struggled suc-
cessfully with the list of names.
; (.‘hatrmun Wheeler doubted the vote
tion, a bullet was taken, resulting as
i follows:
Chairmen Wheeler invited some of .Whoie number cast. .............. 115‘ other
of the tariff law be.
tween the minimum limit of 40 per
cent and the muxlmum limit of aid
per cent.
patch Wolk 1“ “0111“? it ”98““ this school at the remuneration of $100 bei ln urging his amendment for 50
per cent. ad 1',aloreu1 Senator Bran
degce declared:
“This hat industry is one It great
important in several states of the
union and especially in Connecticut
There are many inctorles manufac-
auring fur-felt hats in the cities of
probably have dope that work before nominate his own candidate it be de-‘ Danbury, Bethel, Norwalk and other
this had they 1in the running 0f the sired alter Superintendent Chapman cities and towns of my state The in-
dustry is not in any sort of a trust or
combination It is not an industry
that makes any great amount of
Dr. Shemr moved that Mr. Beach 118% weight, and suggested that it be rend‘money.
empowered to expend not more than':
"These lint factories employ many
[thousands of laborers in my state.
The testimony hero is that they are
from the women's League regarding token and on Mr. McMahon's sugges. not paid large salsris.
' .But they are paid much more than
{are the people they compete with in
countries. They are aid all
Yes ..... . ........................ 7 that the industry can afford to pay
NO .................. . ........... 6: them under the present circnm.
No selection being made, the mat-
ter was delayed until the next meet-
ilng, by vote.
Mr. McMahon the
requested at
was granted.
Mr Mills was empowered to dispose
Mrs Weed stated that it is likely of em ’desks at the best possible ad be apparent
that if tires are lighted in any 80’10013 vantage in the Broad River district as merely struggling along 1
before the esi‘npefl urc iflfiialifid some was Mr. McMahon in the Franklin (its think (my menu purposes will be
trict.
The bid oi Horace 'R. Nash of $550
the Franklin school was approved and
ufllrmed
i it was voted that the tire escape
capes are completely installed.
Several other minor motions were
considered and the committee adjourn~
ed at l0:ll‘1 o'clock.
...... .....- ...“.W.» .w
lens—cnncueo POSTAGE STAMPS
sow.
WASiliNG’i‘ON, Aug. 28.~~«l'ostmus
tor-tinnerui Iiurieson today signed an
order which provides thut pro-cancel-
stances
Will Be Great Calamity.
“It lg going to be 9. great calamity
to all those people and to the capital
from what. has been placed before
the committee here it seems to me to
that, this industry in
do not
lserved in this country by giving them
another Dill-ill submerging them and
escupe work has been started and l“ for work in the seniority i’uillliflit‘ili in putting them out of business)’
I Senlltor ilrandegee called attention
in testimony given before the Senate
’ilnunco (onnnltion regarding the hut
have been unavoidable and explained conmllttee be continued until the es- huhmnw especially emphasizing the
lpoint thhi the proprlotmn do not
thrrutop in close their factories ii
the ruins 11rc lowered but promise to
struggle along us well no they can.
Scuutor iluuhen. Demorrut. took
exception to the plea of Mr. lirunde-
gen for higher rates.
"The rule in the hill is satisfac-
tory to the hut 1na1111i1111tnrers," Mr.
'linghou said. "This is one induo
i
led postage stamps may be solid to the it v. of the very few. in this noun
public, on and utter Sept. 16. Pro try in which the protection is hand
cancelled stamps have printed upon ed down to the oporutlvon. Tim in
them the name of the post oiiice be- largely brought about by 111111111111 that
tore they are sold. Such stumps will the operatives do not compete to any
be valid for postage on second. third extent, 111111 with the other The
11nd fourthclnas mailwnewspnpura and rule of written in iixed and so far he
magazines mailed by the public, booim industrinl conditions are concerned.
and other printed matter and mor- the hut. operatchs are as wall off as
i
D. Burr Beach and Percy Glendon-
chandise or parcel pout. matter. {any body of operatives in the United
' The stamps will he recognized only
at the 11ch named on them.
By the use or pro-cancelled stamps
not only will the transportation and
delivery 0! mull bearing them be ex-
pedited greatly. but. it is estimated
that the government will 11mm expense
or labor in cancellation 8250.000 3 year.
Pro-cancelled stumps, howaver, may
not be used on letters or other sealed
mall matter which, under the law,
must bear the date of mailing.
REGENT ARRIVALS or venous.
NEW YORK. Aux. 28.-Arrlved:
tr.- Bnrbumua. hippies; steamer Em
italic. Southsmpton. '~
1
‘ ,
l. i" ,
Estates.”
Lodge Upholds branded”.
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts.
agreeing with Senator Brandegee,
declared that the industry was new
characterincd by short time and shut
down and that the out in thrill rates
would certainly ibring liaddnbipe to
the industry and those engaged in it.
Senator Pent-ope of Pennsylvania.
‘along the same line, declared that
batters are a very thrifty, deserving
class of people.
The fruits of Senator 14111111111111
speech in .bchslt or bird: and bird
protection was seen in the denote
, yesterdny when the pumpkin the
The "
Strength of
Newspaper
Advertising,
The Strong
Power of its
Business
Getting
Efiiciency
Is Fully Appre-
ciated by all
Who Kn o w
The Business At-
tracting Quail»
ties of such.
New Suede Belts
Norwalk Chronicler