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his plans outside of members-of hid
immediate family. The mayor's nir-
uouuced purpose was a. brief vacation
on the ocean. lie felt that the tonic _
effect of the salt air would restore him
In some measure to health. it was his ,
purpose to sail for home on the return
. Lat-l!
. ‘ ‘ .r : g
‘;-'_g.w.ssnmo'ron o. c. ‘sent. " =14 .
l-lorner M, mum-w of Connecticut, , ‘ i
was yesterday nominated by President . ,
William: to be consul» at Leeds, England. . .
He has been in the consular service a ‘ 318 S
,for some years and is now transferred
New/F
contagion Street,
Booth I‘Iflf‘WIIk. Conn!
-Aii Linda of insurance. ,,
‘ Public Stencgrspner.
yrs,Elt.onf i3, Baker is spending the
in Bridgeport.
'(l’x, , w
thPaul‘s ’Men Club will hold its
uiar monthly meeting this evening
.ourt Narruk, No, 58. F, of A., will
old lis'regular meeting this evening.
.lCourt Cecile, No. 105, D. of 0., will
bid its regular meeting this evening.
The regular meeting of the Norwnllt
Boat Club, will be held tomorrow ev-
oping.
“The regular and first meeting or the
,Woman’s Civic League, will be held
.Iolnorrbw.
, ‘ ._..,._.
imbsosa Encampment, No. 9, i. I).
O. R, will hold its regular meeting
‘ this evening.
, Miss Grace K: Lawrence, of Orch-
ard .etreet, is visiting relatives In
l Naugntuck and vicinity.
.._,.x"il‘lie regular weekly ‘meetlug of
» ‘Blscklngiham .Post, No 12. G. A. R., will
i as held tomorrow evening. '
I The regular meeting of Lindy Wesln
,inxton Lodge, No. 21, Shepherds of
.hmthleuem will-be held this evening. ,
The friends of Miss. Fannie Smith
will be glad. to hear that she is slowly
recovering from her severe attack of
fever.
Ga
EaSt Ii’ldi
Tel 371
33 South Main ht.
Everythin
to be found anywhere,
Why Not Use
' i
S
FOR -
LIGHT?
I‘he piping can be concealed
’ or exposed.
Prices Reasonable
Best Workmansllip
. PromptAttcntion
Drop 8 Postal and our Reprt
sentntive will call and
sronn CLOSED ALL Dav uncanny.
The Paris Cloak 8. Suit Heuse
The Last Days of Summer Goods Sale ,4
If We could make you full) realize what a saving it means no you
to supply your summer wearing apparel needs now
there right nway—today~—and take advantage of these except
gains this sale offers. Finer goods are not made, lower prices are not
Come and investigate.
Sale in :both stores—“Stamford and South Norwnlk.
‘b
aTeaCo
125 Washington Street"
It
. South Norwalk
4mm unsto'li‘nnglanu.
" The president also nominated James
‘ sonville, Conn. ,.
'necticut: returned to Waehlnut'on yes~
terdsy. for the debate on the currency
bill. nap. Reilly
or two.
Labor Doywilh Mr. and Mrs. Georgel
N; Davis. ‘ '
voyage of the Baltic, due to reach New
York Sept. 25.
Tile Baltic was due at Queeuetowu
today? The mayor died so she was
nearing the other side. The news of his
death was sent by wireless to Creole
haven by Rufus W. Gaynor and relay-
ad from Cuxhsvcn to New York by ca-
ble. ' ’ J
Mayor Gaynor left .l'ew York at a
time when the city was seething in
one ofthe strangest municipal politi-
cal cumpulgns in its history. The day
‘bo'fore his departure he was notified
Murray for postmaster at‘Thomn-
Representative Kennedy of Con-
,le expected in a day
Professor Charles l’relini. of Men“
stun College. New York city. spent;
Silk Waistu, with high and low neck effects, long sleeves, some
«plain and fancy trimmed, Colors are Copenhagen, black, brown and
Regular $22.50 value.
Specie
'IlIW)’.
-. p.99
on the City Hall steps by representa-
g at Cost
you would come
ionnl bar-
Follow the crowd. ’l‘lley’re headed for
Hoyt?
Where the merry throngs hie them
selves to partake of vaudeville and
stagelnnd's choicest bon mots at the
littlest prices.
lives of independent political organiza-
tions that they had chosen him as
ltlloir standard bearer ill the mayoral-
ity campaign. A throng that crowded
i itv linll park assembled to hear him
|,uccept. He had prepared a speech of
. laccoptnnce, but was so Wonk that he
Iwns unable to deliver it, and his sec-
;rotury read it f0:~ him, the mayor
intending beside him.
Before the mayor called, his secre-
itery published a. statement denying re-
‘ports of the mayor‘s sermon illness. I
. The recent attack of the old throntl
trouble, due to the wound inflicted on;
August 9. 1910. by James J. Gallagher.
just as he was about to sail for a brief
vacation in Europe, had entirely dis-
appeared, according to Mr. Adamson,
and the mayor expected to return and
enter the campaign with ills oldrtime}
'vigor. The mayor himself, just before
leaving, spoke of his condition as fol—
lows: “l have been nearly four years
1 mayor, and have not yet had any vaca-
,tion. i suppose almost everybody will
{concede that i may have one now.
ihnve been laid up a fewdays with one
of the sharp attacks I occasionally
have from my mishap of a few years
Let Us Fit
Spectacles
To your child and you'can depend
upon it being done right.
As Oculinte we will examine the
child's eyes, find out t‘ e exact er-
ror of refraction. and then fit
glasses that will enable the child
(to see clearly.
THAMER
Oculilte and Opticians.
of Atlantic Square. Stamford. Ct.
Open Bat. Evenings. Eat. 15 Years.
an
Here is a bill of stars, recently rc-
crulted from musical comedy. Ex—
ceptional engagement of the. noted
star of'i'l‘he PrinCerof Pileefilj .
JAMES FRANCIS SULLIVAN; AND
HIS COMPANY OF MERRYM‘ ERS
ln “Rapid Fire Vuudevl , ‘i.
i.
' ‘ [special Added Feature.
The dformer favorite of “The Pink
ha y."
MR. GEORGE REED AND His WON-
DERFUL FIANISTS.
Offering a series of the latest and
brightest‘bonss and instrumental so
lections. Have you ever heard three
planes played simultaneously?
Extra. Extra. Extra.
The prettiest novelty creation in vau~
deville, ‘
I Haven 8. Hart
, ago, but i am now over it and hope i
never shall have another."
rile was expected to attack Tam-
many .Hsll sharply, politically, as soon
as he returned to the city. Before his
departure he issued a characteristic
statement, levelled at Tammany .‘l—loll
leaders and other political opponents.
-in which he referred to them as "mie-
arable scnmpeJ' and asserted tlmt they
were seeking his “more! assassina-
tion." '
The bullet that lodged in his throat
three years ago had never been re-
“la—u..-
York. Now
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nor at the mayor‘s country home at
St. James, and then endeavored to
reach by telephone Andolph L. Kline,
the acting mayor, who will be New
York's chief executive until the inaug-
uration of Mayor Gaynor's successor.
to be elected in November. 'Colonel
Klineuhowever. was not at home and
at 10 o'clock had not heard of the may-
or's ‘death. At that time the flags in
Ademeon's orders.
moved.
Lacking details of the manner of
the mayor's death. his friends here be‘
to Effect June 23. 1018.
‘nor's life was made at ‘Iloboken in
:August of 1909 howns standing on the
deck of the st’eemer Kaiser Wilhelm
City diall «were hnlf~masted by Mr.“
When the httempt on Mayor Gay- ‘
Free! Free! Free!
A Very Useful
Eberhard Faber Pencil Set
l
;r:‘%%% r.“‘,' \ I '
fig»--. -. W.‘ ‘
a
=Concisting of 8. Circular Eraser, Combination Penholden, Pen, Pencil and
- Eraser, Pen Holder and Pen, and 3 long Lend Pencils with Erasers.
To All Purchasers of 50¢ worth of Tea, Coffee, Baking Powder, Spices or
Ext roots.
The Great A811) Tea Company
124 WAuanTON IT" IOUTH NORWALK
lollverlee 0:.) I. m. and 2:10 o. in.
fire- Ililvm
His winning fight against John Y. Me.
Kane, the political "boss” of Graves»
and. attracted natfilvwide attention.
IMoKane died in'Sing Sing. Mr. Gay-
nor waseelected a justice of the Sn-
preme Court of New York in 1893 on
a nomination given him by Republican
and “independent Democrats, was re-
elected in 1907. but resigned to accept.
the nomination of mayor of New York 3
clty,to which he was elected in Nov-
ember, 1909. ‘ I
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‘ ¢u
bore the imprint of his personality in
many striking innovations. As be ex-
His: career as mayor of New York“
pressed it, he “never quarreled with
the organization leaders, because I
was too busy. I simply went on and
lieved that the heart attack spoken of»,
in Rufus Geynor‘e cablezrsm was!
y—Joiu the army of big men .goin'g
. R
' to Price's clothing store. Special 2A A CARMEN TRIO,
give estimate
Jugglers and baton spinners.
der Greene, talking with friends and
SOUT'H NORWALK TO NEW YORK
city officials at the time. into this
in
shirt sale. Mostly large sizes. Big
731136. 89 cents. ,
Mrs. Cellar Mason and Mrs. Carrie
‘Coivles. of New‘ York city, have been
toppling for the past month with Mr.
hind Mrs. George N. Davis.
The Officers' Association, of the
orwnlk‘li‘ire Department, will meet
it'omorrow evening. Further arrange-
méntc will be made for the coming
Militia! fair.
" , frofessor W. Gilbert Nowell will
{open for a class of “beginners," ladies
and gentlemen, at Arlen Hall, about
he middle of October next. Due 110-
tion will be given of the day in the
, immuement in The Sentinel inter
on.
I I
Admiral and Mrs, George liowey urn
, expected to pass through Norwulk to-
W‘i They have been spending the
summer in l’ltlellcld. Moon, and are
unheated to return to New York on
on. of the Pittkiicld express truinu.
chrome for their home in \i’ushinyton,
D. 0.
Search is beiilit; made In the vicinity
4 Dykemnnu, Towners and Patterson.
.Trlini'ted Electric '
Light &Water CO
Cilv National Bank
rRANBACTB A GENERAL BANKINI
IUBINEOB AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITV CONSIOTENT
' WITH SOUND
IANKING
Our-plus and Profit.
117
Capital
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EDWIN H. MATHEWBON, PM.
JOHN H. KNAPP. lat Vlhvl’fls
FREDERICK“. ROWAN. 26 Vice
Pres.
WILFRBD IODWILL. Gllhilr
DIRECTOR!
E. H. Mathewson .1. Wallace Mom
,lohn H. Knapp John H. Light
Christian Ewart: Fred. H. Rowan
lamuelurummen Lewis R. Hurilnn
Henry I. Lookmod
Two girls that sing, dance and cemede
EVELYN HARRISON, AND VIOLET
HEIGHT,
Two verseiiie beauties that are the
“Hit of Vaudeville." ' '
’I‘hc Juggling Jester,
ROBIN
in feats of lbalnucing nod comlcniism.
The Recreation ’I‘ours
THE RECREATION TOURIST CO.
AUTUMNAL TOURS.
White Moutalm, Mondayo, Sept. 81h,
15th—0—dey tripe ......... .. 021.50
- Aebury Perk, Mondays, Sept. 8, 16, 22.
nth—5d” tripe 014.50 and $18.50
Atlantic City, Mondays, Sept. 8, 16, 22,
20th—5-dey tripe ....... $21.00
Gettysburg and Lurey Caverns, 8e4-
urday, Oct. 11th—-0-d|y tour, from
New York . ............... 028.00
. Old Point Comfort, Baltimore, Annnp.
oils and Washington, saturdaye,
0cm. 0, 20th. Oct. 4, lath-74!"
taure from New York 020.00
For circular describing III the
trip- call on Tlcioet Agent at Depot or
address
THE RECREATION TOURIST 00.,
101 Orange St. New Haven.
Am AIL—1:201, 5:141, 6:411, 6:00.
6:241. 0:431. 6:65, 7:18, 7:40, 8:171
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P. M.—-12:6h, 1:08, 8:401. 2:501.
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SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
brought on by a return of the cough-
group James J. Gallagher made his
ing tits that had recurred at intervals,
since he was shot. ‘
Although the mayor had no present-'
ment that. his trip would end fatally.
way unobserved. When close to the
mayor he drew a revolver and fired a
Ishot. The bullet penetrated Mr. Gay-
he had at different times within the “0"“ “WON. ”“6 suffered from t‘lllie
last year or two told his secretary “miserious “11“") {01‘ many weeks, ut
the violence of these attacks were a “WHY recovered a sufficient degree
crest strain on his heart and he fear-i ‘0 enable him ‘0 resume his duties.
ed that at some time or other one o d “'55 apparently “0118 the Worse
f on ‘
them mum few“ seriously. for his experience until recently, when
Just before he received notification.
the wound began to trouble him again.
of his nomination by the popular de- Gallagher had ‘been dismissed from
monstretion at the City Hall, the
the dock department of the City of
mayor had been in bed off and on for N9" York, and had repeatedly en-
about 3 week at his summer home at desvored to induce the mayor to re-
St'James linetste him. For the crime he was
Mrs Gdynor with one of her unasentenced ‘0 twelve years' imprison
muriéd daugh'uyrs '3 at St ‘13!“an ment- After little more than it year In
' ‘ ’ the New
0 unmarried daughter8 prison he was transferred to
The other tw d- Jersey State Hospital for the Insane
- in schools u the Hu
2;: ntAbgzrhgat the mey‘or’s Brook-I at l'l‘renton, and died there last Feb-
' iruary.
lyn home. (The mayor had two mur-‘ . '
ried daughters. Mrs. w. aSewnrd Welin‘ William 3?? Gaynor MB Dom 0“ 4
nd Mrs Harry K. Vingut. ,li‘nrm near “hitestown, N. Y.. in 1851.
s ' rile graduated from the Whitestown
Upset. Political Plane. iSeminnry. went to Boston to teach
MW” GW'WI'” “dd” “9““ com'? school. and afterwards studied law. in
pletely overturns the municipal‘politi- 1873 young Gaynor wont to Brooklyn
Calmiiiwfluma ‘lt{romovcosr $21!: 3;: and became a newspaper reporter.
“5 a can a 9 0“ may ‘ Two years later he was admitted to
expected to cut heavily IMO ”"3 "0‘9 the bar.
OI “‘9 fusion “WWW-Jon“ 1'9"” From that moment until hie death,
i
did my work from day to day, and I
kept their hands out of the public
treasury".
Mayor Gaynor was a writer of
many letters and attracted national at
tention by these and his policies. Prior
to the Democratic national convention
at Baltimore in 1912, the mention of
his name was frequent in connection
with the nomination for president. He
did not have the support of the “Dem-
ocretic organization in this 'State,how-
ever, and was not an active candidate
for the nomination.
News Received in London.
LONDON Sept. 11.—~'i‘he news of
the death of William J. Gaynor, Mayor
of New York, on board the steamer
lBaltic while at sea yesterday, was new
ceived at the White Star Line offices
here today, in a brief wireless mes~
sage from Captain Banach. the com-
mander of the vessel.
Commander Reason added that the
body was being brought to Liverpool.
DEPARTMENT MEETING DATE.
The date for the annual meeting of
the South iNorwelk Fire Department
has been selected and the session will
be held on Monday evening. The Joint
committee of the Old Well lion]: and
.11, Y” for la‘rnnk lyllnlnh, a fourtcoln . ..__..._. ”W ' m ' M‘ HAVEN. MIWIWL and ”“9“ “my "'9 ”0km" Gaynor had lived in the midst of con- Ladder Company and the Putnam
”slammed Bridgeport my w“? (“mm 0 A M—«iz'lux 1212 1'19!» 0:0! nominated by ”“3 Democrats and medium»! political warfare; He started it Hose Company has endorsed George
.V . while visiting near llyksmnun ' 7.2:; 022“. 9.40:. 1,011.“ “.1“ Fusionlsts. Iwith an attack upon the unlicensed W. ‘Bogardue for chief; it. it. West.
about three enchant-lo. The boy is e mit ars ll'biix . . . . . . The mayor‘s renomlnatlon was saloons in F‘lntbush, a section of first assistant, and Jacob ll. Sellout).
m no! laughing" 018:. 1023:? Ellis]- 9 Emu.” 1‘20. 3-14,, 41¢ MWKM'WW‘ by no %":Ic"‘“:8m::;: Brooklyn. hnd won. Ten years later Jr., as second assistant
, c are r “We! on a as ‘ - . .. '. ' '. I .I ”1 “WI °“ 0“ WWW. ' “ “I" 9 he led a successful filtlltulgninst the w WW
3 ”V” m“ “ ""“M "'"d‘ on ‘1‘” (“WWW PM mm mm" my 3;: °‘,},'lf,;,“"‘,”,'..f,"”" 9.09:, 0.19: only his personal popularity. politic-nailed MoLotigllIIn ring in Brooklyn. ADVERTISE N THE BENTINEL.
renames l” a ”mum” "I’m”: b‘" mm" 3m” Ladders, Wm” Kw" ‘ x, ' " ' ‘ lane who discussed his death today can .— M
B It “I'M. ”NI h? ”I“ INN" IIIfl!" “90"!” UtflflIIl of U“ kindi. W DBO“!!! HIM. ME fOIIOWfiBI'H Would “ka .s..,n.................o........w,._.,....__,,.wm_. m,..,.,-,...W.W.- hand“...”who“-.-...m........._..._.......
“mu," no attempt to nominate a candidate in A N N 0 U N C E M E N T
In: by some older person. The boy
him, when im m. it mixed my 44. Il.--lz:iex, 13:43:, 1:171. 7:43
0:40!, 10:10. 11:11:.
his place. 'No other places on the
Gaynor ticket have yet been tilled.
Albert F. Gchebc We Sell the L. e" M. Semi-Mixed Real Paint
mu m m. “Hawk" mm stools or P M ill or 2 ill I in. 4 so:
*0. o in rip. black em:- Hui pluck ,. . ,..... z x. : I. : 2 Mayor Gaynor was placed at the It .. a mm”, a, pure WHITE LEAD, ZINC AND LINBEED OIL made
'5 West WWW 3'» 331:? 5336:1104. '33“! non. em: head of the independent ticket after PM, . "mp”... paint not on thick as White Lead, but no that the con-
but!» Hm ‘ ‘: 3 ’5 Tammany Hall had refused him it re sum» can ADD the Oil. needfui to be mixed with it to make the paint
W” m‘" w nomination. 'Hic standard was them” for on, and THEnggY My; 0081'. '
,gflm‘m “in. M M an. M DOM]. ”UT” “O'WALK 7° DANIUR'V shovel. reminding voters of his ef- ‘ . T , '
- t I: In an In - ..... ~ ,. w «- .. 5 a" In“ W I. mm a. mans, ms, gm. 10:01:- forts to hasten the building of the new . Tilly is lit. WAY IT IS DONE;
In. It, l. new In m s m P» "Mn”: M"- 42:32. ”1' norms. The mayor also mm 1W“ The um buy. 4 oatlonl of the L. a M. semi-Mixed am Paint and 3 get-
‘m is W F'TAmD, HAGUE “"5 m”- emblematic of his intention 49 "0‘9“ lon- of.Llnseed on (at “clam! mum mom lumber. .
the amm- 0%" *rmc MAKES 7 oALLone of pm Lead, Zinc dud Lin-om on Mint for
shoot walla-instead of 014.00 for the elm quantity
The main: of Mayor Gaynor re-
ll nutty for not—THERE“ SAVING
nailed the sudden death of Henry
(town. of dioxin To: fame. sold a
which n. pays ONLY
of paint potion In came and cold I
Mr M ‘
W
A. lH-iflifll‘, 10:”.
l’. lanai“. fill.
may fill ‘Wfl mm“
V t “I“ '3“: a“. "‘m “I“ W “um"? “no“: on the Band for sample elrde and place your orders {a paint. and remember-u
11m. ‘ ‘ ' eve of the New York “0““!!!le wmu hildrllno and Lin-ml 00- Points» been the has known paint. for
r. M4!» 450.028“. tine sixteen WLQW“ “hi. mu a,“ (“A“MF'M, M , . ‘ . .
m m“’“",m’m;w,;m, ennui; new vacuum-lagoons»; a. "some new: so.
, , ‘ N9 of crews to», , ‘ f‘DIOI-._'
woken: ~ nouns».
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