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{rH NORWALK BOARD
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Monte—Nehemiah Candec.
dent—«Charlesj Pid-
florets warani: W. Hadley.
fleasurermMatthcw Corbett.
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SOCIETY NOTICES
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MABONIO DIRECTORY.
m. 1Work, Past Master degree. All R.
' Masons cordially and fraternally
Igjcd.
Fraternaliy yours,
ROBERT M. WILCOX, Sec’y.
THE TRUE SITUATION.
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Several months ago the Town of
Noer'valk voted to consolidate illto one
-city.-. Since that time the citizens havI
_ been prelmring for the change, \vhichI
will be etiolated by the elections to be
held-next month. That the result of.
111157 election will determine, to a greaté
extent. the Suture oi‘ the new' city, cool
he 5111’er said. without fear of contra!
'dlctIiog
Attempts have been made and areI‘
beinI'g foste: '.ed for political reasons. tol
1
I
create the impression that South \‘or- I
tine-l“; in particular, are engaged
heaping stones of obstruction in theiI1
way of progress and the development‘
of the greater city.
Even a'cursory examination of tth
facts will serve to disprove this. South!
" 121011111111 opposed the change of gov-
ernnIlent but when the result of the;
iieoxiiIe, by common consent, acceptetiE
the {inevitable
depended upon the policy to be adopt-
on 11',- the element then in power.
When tilr2 time for the selection of
candidates to till the plcscrlhcd mu-
l
opposite persuasion met in star chum:
lie-1' session and, dominated absolutely
by the powers that 11".12 ',12 brought into
being a now part). 111101111 as l'usioll‘
or the Citizcns' party. l‘hcv drew 11pr
a ticket and nominated it. 11112 pooplcs’
voic12.to the; contrary lllliVV‘illlhltllld-I
lug. 'l‘lli'S Al'l’l. 11128 111 Tim Plat»)
I’l,.l‘22 till .11. I. $1 1‘ 1‘10er 011‘ 'l‘lll'li
110111.12.
latter. l'oprosclltulivos i'ronl all 111.2
l
l
c. i
to what in known as the PL 2oplcs pa?- :
ty. Candidates were lcnalh and i‘ull- .
ly nominated and the infant launchudi
to try it»! fortune ill tho political pot-
pouri.
it Is not. the purpose of the follow-‘
“ Ion of the Peoples‘ party to revive
past grievances. A SINGLE (31.11110. 10
AT Title 1211:
’ lCKlii’l‘ ”WILL 1113911211111 '1'
MGUM‘EN’I’. It is the purpose or
the advocates of real fusion to lili-
flONS'l‘ihU-C'l“. not tear down. They
he of the opinion that the foundation
“the new city should not be laid on
base, supported by a politicill ma-
chine sac dictatorship 'rnnv 1.10011
no 1111111 sundries or A crave
tldi-nnl THAT WILL 1111211111111: r1111
PEOPLE To RUDE. WITHOUT
1211.111 or. saves.
it Were not chosen according to their
“011000001111 to meet the problems
trill come bororc them. They
incurred by their attitndn aura
rmconsomilnoa wrangle.
a political mm is“
1 million 0111i 0:2 revulsion
, 41 ,
fumes Golden. tie-1T
, politics 1&2 our local elections.
«93' 12111111 NW CITY Air: HEART
.2:
slam:
Consolidation 111111 eliminated baz'ty
Each
(man 111111.111 vote as he believes best»—
; cast innit“ is best for the city a: ‘
“large and the several. sections.
not he 1211101611 into believing that p111 -
.13!)
11111111111911 bind you to theoiectlon ot
any man because or 11111 partisan per-
1101101011. The motive at this election
is the selection of an administration
that shall not only be competent to
bring order out of chaos BUT TO DO
111mm“ and without the domina-
tion of any dictator or political ma-
chine.
We commend the Peoples' party to
the honest consideration of the oleo
tors of all sections, believing that the
intelligence of each man is sullicient
#111111: '12 to soar 11112111111112.7111
* IPAR’IMII'I Ti-YPLFIES ,.
«11111111111111.1015:
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0““. 0"“ N6 , ad to lift
411-3110"! coal from? pin to fire-—
you needn’ it: touch 312‘ or hands
to it.
miller ranges 112.11 only 4 sides;
and ”bestow—212
WE HEAT THE BACK.
1". 1.“ 1111111118 1. coupon.
to enable him to distinguish between
right and wrong.
1Shall the people rule this greateri
ment
The candidates or the Citizens tick- ‘
ywiid'doaled. Norris 11111 111055
W rumor
«2
city. or shall a narrow minded, domi—l
hearing political machine direct and?
Icontrol the destinies of the future1
pecial Convocatioa of Butler :Wth 0f \orwalk? The“ are W“ he had never tasted nquor or tobacco!
a1, er, R. A. M., will be held at its ters worthy of the considemtion of The testimony was gratifying. or
10011131 Sept 23, 1913.111 8 o'clock 9- every elector. Decide for yourself and course, but there are lots of people
be guided by your own best judg-
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RIGHT TO THE POINITI. ’
IL..— I
The champagne yield this year will:
be short and inferior, but with Cali-‘
fornia to draw on, France will prob-
abli be able to supply the demand on
the Great White Way. -—New York
World.
Swat the fly today. it may be youri
last chance this 1'.ear ——KnickerhockerI
Press. ‘
”1“” 1
Virginia lady picked blueberries. and
made enough money to buy her hus-‘
band a violin. Thais a beautiful on-
alnple of supreme marital devotion. ~11
Bridgeport 'lelegram
——- O—~ ‘I
a
I fought in three wars. had just as much
...,..
who will believe that the old Hoosier
Iof 107. who showed and smoked all
his life, nevel refused a drink and
.SENTINEL
READERS’
inns—Houston Post.
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The man Who has just sent "Wood-
row VVllsoll. an eighty- three pound wa-
Itcrmelon has set a dreadful pace for
the chap who is getting the president' s
l‘hauksgivhl‘g turkey readyr- —-Boston
I.Globe
VIEWS
. -—-O—-—
The .101 out of VV. \lurrny Crane and
President Hadley, of Vale, as directors
of the \ew' 11111011 is said to lofecast
the running ol’ the road by the stock
holders instead of by Wall street A
vcri good change, and one that ought
to have been made long ago. ”Berk-
shire Eagle.
The Sentinel Will so pleased to mi
celve letters for publication. from its‘
readers. under the above heading. A
brief and to-the-po! at communication“
as a general propositicn. carries trio‘re
weight and conilotion than a length) I
one in which lac argument is Hot!
concentrated be do most emphatic-i
ally suggest brevllv. I.L1.ng- winded 111-!
licles we have Observed are the last
4...
\‘ow' that Mt. Vernon has a woman
AHOTHER 000K We THE 81111::
but try to equal HUBI oven by covering the back of Oven With 1111
scheme
‘. COAL PAN
AGENTS.
liillllllillllli Riilil l0
ilflKlt till EllNiSI
P. L. Says He kill Arrallfic a
Spring Series at Five Games
If McGtaw is Willing
If the Giants desire a spring series
with the New iol'its at the PoloI
Grounds next year arrangements can?
be made in a jiil'y. For several days
baseball fans have discussed the pus-I
sibllltv of such a sericsn Presidenti
F'alrell and Manager Chance were ash- i
ed yesterday it they were willing to’
Dr. \V. G. Kendall. of Atlantamhose CED dri1er, “”1 She be can“! a (’11le be read and are filmy times avoid-I- -‘_p}ay
walk: people, generally. and The 281211 success as a fruit grow cr has won 170 tdlfh' cross or a cabarette?—~INewcrk
' {nk'him many prizes, is in great (iofnaild NEVE-
iamong amateur farmers who want to
learn just how he does it. [he doctor:
has made several publil addresses of
ilate on the cultivation ol‘ pears. —-Bos alarming intelligence.
ton Globe.
a...
"You're an infernal Irflln " blust out
‘the judge, slightly hoarse from speakI
tag. “You lie, you low 1001, just like
special 91mm“ became ““0““2 the the rest of vour gang oi hireiings.‘ — 000 000 out of the tlading stamp
Dealer despatch. All anxious public
Their future actions will he greatl1 lelieved at this proof after
'thnt little Judge 131211 Lindsey is a
true l’l'ogressivex—lNew' York VV o.l1i
_..-- ;
Several Western hotels are to do;
aw'n\ with finger bowls because theyl
1 n‘ivipal oillces came, tllcicadlrs of the mnburrass too many guests, solne olI Times of yours 11110.
whom use them for drinking vessels.
.11'12 the ranks oi the newly rich e\
pandlug so l‘ast?~—(‘le1cland Plain
1101:2119 '
Now that the kaiser has started a
11"111 on beer drinking in (191 manv we
may look any moment [or news that
Japan is to give up tea. msllringilold‘
Republican
“.0...
A Scranton newspaper cmuains a
igorous protest against the coming
of llllly Sundav to that city, on the
V
tlonu Katilolcd tom- lhcr and 1.11112 birth ground that he uses bad language. it Press.
is math); 01 note that the name 01’
liter ’lllonlas 13.1’111'1111 is among the,
list of protestanis.
evidonco that Mr Sunday a languageJ
1111a corrupted the morals of this com-
m1111i1y.~«Wilkesharre Itecord.
WO~2
Fall hats are of velvet, with fuzzy
news in the buck. Guess we‘ll stick to
.1...
dancing actress I11 not be to allowed to
appear on the stage in Calcutta, bo-
oauae It would undermine the Asiatic
opinion of the white race. it the story
is true. there Is small occasion to won- 9!
0111 that England has trouble in keep-
ing down discontent in indla.—~Prov'l- ’
dance Journal. -
~10“
01100011111101th coroner's golden
rule: Arrest the engines—«Now Your
World.
2—6—-
Tho Columbia State speaks at ”our
golden calves.“ Shooting that the slit
am has already invaded South 0012-
2 2-4“
”out” 21101» iii beginning to on-
W Wilson stance: with tile
101111 warp-Schenectady Gazette.
WA
Ann. was: also or {mow 1111111111111. 01111111 mu: you
:than to extremes.-Spriugfield Re- political “mam“
who dial in Ph‘il“0ilili10 the mm
1,
111"“ WWW” “imam.
ed altogether.
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A cousoqu'r‘loulsr's VIEW
‘ POlNT.
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"X ray shoes are to come next. but
after what we have seen this is not} .
It is cnrrving MT l'glitor Sentinel;
There is an ominous silenCe ill ”‘91
“that does it por-
Itend? is e1crlhod'1 so tickled with
_._.. iI.tlio situation thal he {planet speak lorI
10,101"!
The death of the 1111111 who mudegimgI is the condition to be taken down in
naps ‘one swallow? Some of as understood
.111, we paid a little something '01:": the new 1211 1111.21 to be cmclencv; .
lor the plush picture frames and cut 11011111111 Iwere to be Ignored; only
Igiass coal scuttles that came with the "good 1111111" were it! be considered
certificates. slimtlord Times. Ifor public 00101.2 in the new City
“9.... All this was good sounding talk and
The dry Spell reminds the VV' nthenalit look with the motile and let us
when people went add took the people inunnd in we all
'Ito church to 111111 for rain on a similar Iare ‘ I I
11111211511111.0111: little girl asked herI Five tickets in the hold, yet only
mother whole the pooplc were going' two thrice "citizens" and two “peo-
Vthn told tilt-I1 11 ere going to prev tor Iplfes ’—~what a farce is this.
'.rain 8in wanted to know Wll.‘ 111121‘ The "Citizens Ticket" selects the
didnt take their umbrella-1 along it best material in the Cit} of .\‘orwalk
the print‘iple to extlemitles ratheri
publican
1
series to remind us that per
praying would bring raln.—~l{unsas I (the big cllv) and eliminates the
City Journal 117001". chooses the ‘Ioillclcnt” and
fl... Ierases the inefficient.
Ono oi the. popular colors this fullj’ Now, let 11.21 look Into this matter a
will be midnight blue- \Ve had an idea bit. First Arthur C Wheeler, chair-
that (0111;- 11111. restlicted to the liollrs‘ man oi’ the school boar,ll and a mem-
between 1. 111111711 111.. and that mid idler for mom years, has been dumped
night 111111 a glorious pink -~ l’atorsonI21nto the scrap lll‘211p.\'o mall in this
Town is more 121012112111 than Mr.
.4... Wheeler. Whv was 1112 sacrificed by
'lhc \‘1211'Vork orbits seem at last the illnllagolucnt of the uncalled ‘t‘it-
11 is not let in to 1111113 111mm 1m opcrolta ln amiss of liens '1‘“ kW" Will? “ill“‘d “”““’"” AGAIN NEWSPAPER coancsrou
11"hhil all unite Tho 112ccptlonnccord- has hot-n relegated to the dumping;
all “Alicia" 111 them is without cxcop- grounds. \\ 111° No man is more cm- ‘
ll011falorallle.».\'ow Halon Register“ 01th for the position which he held
~4— Eior some years than .1111 liodwcll Thu
11‘ timornor Sulzer refuses to ho history of the board for more he
Murphy“ 11 rubber stamp, tllcre al'oI know the law and procedure; yet he
11.8031)- "151. or ’11th “I“ old straw U“ Show me’LwKflifi'k".about1112v12nty-ulne eminent gontlcmon tea is “fired" and why? ‘1
malorbockcr Press
in the assembly who by not follow lnlrI Now. such business as this we are
this example expect to make an exam expected to swallow like Knoll ““1 liriddcllcri Standard, and I13 sending 5
It is said that 11 certain American pit: of illm.—~Pllliadalphia Public Led obedient Children without a protest; .column 01' news} Norwalk 50th to
'Aro we going to do it? Does loyalty
to the new condition require that wc'
‘An Indium man 107 years old comeanpen our mouths and be fed this fod
Into the limelight lie cast his first a“? Does the mm. of «5011515511 01,115.:
V0“! for Andrew JaCklOD, [1593 tobnc-i - grate our indQDCud‘dflEB and loyalty to
to in every form never refuses 81.110111110111111 and fidelity to faithful 111111.
drink and was never sick in his life i115 11551-55157
But it will get him sooner or latch] If it were healthy
3 or.
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019111136
on the proposition that it he doesn't. livery pertinent 11110111101111.3111 we
reform his habits he will not live n 1111111210 better have mm politics and
hundred years ionizer.»—Houston 120111.111“ dictator.
d?“ Respectfully,
What with Moire per cent. at the 1 copmnmm'ionl.
tart; total abstainera, and eighty or WW
eighty-live per cent. moderate (trials A south Carolina asnmor in do-
on (the figures are those of Chaplain lending tried chicks: cesium it ill
Macaonnlli); what with that and many worth while to try fission] for 1110
cf the men learning how 10‘"st gravy alone. That. 1.1.51".- view the
(1111111115 to Assistant secretary or the army-comers ct coats-carcass lilac
Navy in 2D. Roosevelt). our new oi itrsHoustoarosh.
my w ”G sdilshliid ‘11 till! Hill'- W '
The “one may 1110 0 crime iii
1W iii! 00001111111de “W
I
out of five would naturally carry
IRidgeilsld Press. Norwalk Hour and
w‘2‘i2otller papers as well as been an oc-
and We are ready to lay 11 1111111119011 might go on in like manner asklnzlcasionsi contributor to the columns
Imll‘lcfi’ M Mr 111:1! If" 11112 11019111221
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. IMM!
.mm a class with M18 Groom'sm'i
‘ barrell,
In series, but of course the lllatteriis
Iin the hands of Vlanagers Chance and
“and I hope we can arrange
MoGraw."
"We will play five games with the;
Giants before the chalmlionship seal
son of 1914 begins," declared Chance,
”provided John McGrcw says the
‘word. For that matter id like to play
the Giants right now. for 1 11111111 my
speed boys in their present form
would glie an excellent account 01
themselves in a £11qu with 35.915wa“ 11
team. We might not win a series at
the present time. but we'll put' up a
hard fight. Next spring, however,.
after both New V’ork teams have train-i
ed in Texas. five games at the Polo
Grounds would excite much popular
interest and the team winning three
oi‘fn
the honors. 1 hope lichrawi will agree
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Blfllliiil ii Willi
SPEED Bill Bill
I "5'02“an would please me more Buccan’ée’l' and Skeezhl Came IIla 2122' 122' armed at?
Second and Third Respectively I‘Creyhoupd."
ill East Norwalll Vanill-
CIull Event
With a heavy sea rolling in the
passage. Saturday. the result of a three
days' steady wind, the motor boat
the East Norwalk Yacht Club's
race were hampered considerably.
as good time as expected could no
'registered. But three boats of the six
to start could finish, various troubles
attacking the propelling arrangenl
of the others.
The race was won by Rear Con
dore Horace Keyworth‘s "Cyclone ll.‘
with Vice-Commodore Stewart ll.
dlott in second place with his “Bucca-
‘Skeczlx"_
n.eer" Lester Wheeler's
took the, remaining position.
l The race 11 as started at l: 53 o 'clock
iw'ith hundreds of people lining the
'course and many guests at the club
house. The inside course of fifteen
1miles with sir laps around Peach Is
and was traversed. The winning
haunt crossed the line at. 9 :40: 15, while
:48: 25
high sea. rolled inboard on the
Captain Charles St.
Johns craft, of which great things-
2were expected. as the speedy flier war
'on her second lap. The water 'disa
bled the sparking device and put the
engine out of commissionthereby. The
“Set Snug. 11.," of Captain J. 11. ones.
cracked a Water jacket early in the
race. and Captain Minor Gambie's
“Bumble Bee" suffered spark plug
troubles. Both boats were forced to
quit before the finish. ’
John H. Gorham. William Parsons
and William Wicke were the efficient
judges. while C. P. Fielding was timer.
Tile prizes are regarded as the most
handsome every awarded in The Nor-
1vlllhs for a motorboat race. They
were two massive silver cups and were
appropriately inscribed.
Tile results of the race were tabu-
2]:11911 as follows:
list
3 in
big
and
t be
cuts
11110-
El
to play as." Boat. Owner. Start, Finis-11.131111), Time.
It is probable that the 39,193 “1m,“CIvclone ll"-Keyworth ................... 1:55 2 ill: ‘13 113:1;
111mg 5,19 until .VicGraw returns home}"Buccaneer"~«lv‘.lllott ............. . ......... 1:55 2: 43:7 4.‘ 5:1
this week and talks it over with P120151.1‘I"leezlx"-—‘Vheelel‘ ........ . .............. 1:55 2: 111:: 53:23:.
dent Hempstead The“, 5.55 5 douth“rc\ilou11d“—~St John .................... 1:55 Did not finish.
that five games between the teams ill 39‘ 31“"!- ’1‘ ”(2“69 --------------------- 1:55 Did not llllish.
the Brush Stadium, beginning the llrst "Bumble Bee' 'uGamble ...... . ............. 1:31.71 Did not finish.
week in April, would draw largo
crowds and enrich born club owners.
The New Yorke received $11,500 for the
opening exhibition" game with the
Brooklyns at Ehbcts Flcld last spring.
DENT.
Richard H. Fitch Representing the
Bridgeport Standard In
The Norwalku.
Richard H. Fitch. the energetic and
well known 11111 crtislng expert, has
become the local representatlle ol' the
that paper dall1
Mr l‘ltch's ilrat newspaper exhor-
lence was gained a number of yearsi
ago as editor of the Milford Cltlzcll.’
and since that time has had also
cmercd the suburban field for the
of The droning Sentinel, lie was for
many years postmaster at Wilton.
More recently he has been engaged
in the advertising business. and his
motto, “Let Fitch Do It." has made
him known to every business 1111111
throughout Fail-flow County. His many
friends in this section will wish him
success in his new Illeld
,n no"... 1110311 11101111011111! a- barber
charged with working on Sunday. 110-
11011011 the container mil coin!“ to
church. Golfers millilflily. do act
11111111 1‘1 311111110 one-12011111011111 R01 5.
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1831010 All] Will it“
WIN, Siliilii'i CUPS
:r
excellent time was made over
course.
in Class A the season's cup was won
by the Sonora. which had a total of
eighteen points. and the Fearless war
a close second. with seventeen points.
The Miriam was third with ten points
the
“3088 a‘ “‘8 Norwaik Yacht not 111111111; participated in all the
races of the your.
Club ”8% Been Must Suc. l in Class 13 the Vii-ya 11., owned by
James M. 'Cl‘iirlon, won the season’s
6088“" EVW Halli races. with meaty-eight points. T110
The last race of the season was held
Saturday afternoon at the Norwaik
Yacht Club. and proved to he one at
Flicker. owned by Commodore W. 1-1.
liyington. which won last Saturday's
race. was a close second. having twen-
ty-scven points to her credit. The Ale-
“‘0‘.LH’
the most. successful called over the then had twenty; Natoma. eighteen:
course. Nearly all the fast boats oi Knacks. fourteen, and the Nadia
the duct participated. and the prices three.
were awar'cd at the conclusion of the The summary oi Saturday's race tol-
contest. There was a still breeze and lows:
in" . 01000 A.
“u’ ‘3“ “ Elap. Cor’d
12401119. 11111. Start. 1111111111. Time. "Time. 11211.
senor-a ..................unbeaten 2206 4:19:08 2:14:08 2:14:08 1
Fearless.....................B 2:05 4:23:40 2:13:40 2:10:38 2
V cm 0 B. ’
‘ Map. Cor‘d
2221011110. Hop. Start. Finish. Time. Time. P10.
Flicker 8% 2:25 4:27:47 2:02:47 1158' 30
Vim ll. . it 2:25 11:40:18 2:21:16 2:20:89 .
112101011111 beaten 2:125 4:27:25 2:02:26 2:02:26
Ranch ..lii 2:25 4:52:15 3:27:16 2:07!“-
1111;111:110 2:26 4:55:60 2126160 2:13:20
Nadia
1
lice-010.08%
i ,
Did not start.
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