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OF TRADE.
President—Nehemiah Candee.
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MASONIC DlHECTORY.
A Special communication of Old“
V‘Wen Lodge, No. 103, F. and A. M.,3_
‘ willvbe held at its rooms, Sept, 30th,?
‘ 1913, at 8 o'clock p. m. Work, Fol-i
low Craft degree. All Master Ma«f
isons cordially and fraternally invlt-i
5 ed. l
Fraternally yours. 1
ROBERT M. WI'LCOX. Sec’y. :
RlGHT TO THE POINT. l
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if you intre- any friends in Sun.
_ it‘l‘anolsco, better get into ootmnunitu-l
tion with tlttun. ll \von’t ht: long now:
until the Panama Exposition opens?
and our friends will come in ltu.n(l,r.—~.
tllrldgeiiort Telegram.
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Governor Baldwin Ill dolm'tniuingrio
'henp cool over the New l‘luron road}
wreck and lot the proper otllcinls do;
. all of the i'nresttgnting. evidently:i
‘ hooves by experience lit'lllll'll us it cur-g
Aporntlon ullnrney that sllnnt‘rv :lt tltlsl
time is goldmr—r-«l'or the tblll‘llttl'ttllm‘tr-;
.Mldtllclmrn l‘l'tififi. l
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1n extending it uuunrul imitation to:
tile whole world to ('01an to 10.115. n‘lel
“ have a list. of (‘Xl‘t-‘lliltjllh? that inrlnth
'es Colntlol .‘.lullntll, lmxltl l.lllll1ti' nntl
ll’h'. Conlt.~ "'llUllSlUll Post.
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Spanking ol‘ tlvit-rtninution. A .\'t.:\\'
,Yorlt wntnnn has just “on n light. 01‘,
thirty yours nuninsl lwr husband for.
alimony. ll‘ sin». lntn ttwtl the sumo
amount of tlnlm'tniunlinn in unthinu;
her ilmlll.‘ lutnm' wiml :t r-lnr-h hilt)
would lnu‘r lnnl on thnt nntn.-~ {"lovni
loud l'luit: lil‘1'lll"i‘. i
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Jerome thinks. lltww (‘utntriintn—t arty
quot-‘1‘ nhnttl ihu inn: “L‘rn had it ltnl',‘
.clti tinw “ hr Milli. “but couldn‘t grit
Ll. 'l‘lntw." » l.tl.‘~‘ Annulms 'l’rihnntu l
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’l‘ho Vttlivnml .\s‘s-.wlnlinn It‘l‘ lllv'J
l’z'ct'mtlim: ni' Sntuhn is holding ilrlj'
t‘lttt'hlt this. worll.’
at, .\lll~‘n':l|lli|‘t' till,
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'l‘liis t)ll,l§lll to till
this plitw l’tsr lhw lll“\‘i llltt’l'llltt‘: run-l
\‘enllnn oi tin» i'l’ttlllitllluitll-‘li.' inn
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' rule of the politician.
in the, coursed of the “lust yourwe‘hmie heard much outt-
oerning progress, being-abreast of thetlmos. ctc., etc.» “We are
about to enter. upon anew regimo; the time Whenthe'hopcs
‘and fonts of those ‘.interEStod in tho largor. greater Norw’alk ,
are to he roslized is but a. couplcof weeks away. Yet, on arc: “
. all witnesses, in this present campaign, of a concrete tox—
amplc of.retmgrossion.‘which is "so obvious that won those
who are” at party to it, realize their position and are fighting,
tooth m1 nail, to obscure the fact.
From One cndof this country to the other isprcached the ,
doctrine of direct primaries. Dircct primaries mean nothing
more than the peOple’s will in politics and the dawnfall of the
This week President Wilson felt it his
duty to Jeanie his manifold duties at the White House in or-
der that he might cast his ballot in the New Jersey primaries.
Years 2th when South Norwa’lk was incorporated, the
men of the then little city decided to eliminate partisanship in
the selection of local candidates... for office. They did not
want any politics. They organized ONE PARTY. For some
time things went well but gradually politicians usurped the
privileges of the people and the selection of candidates for
office becameza more matter allow-«the ticket was born out-
side of the caucus and jammed down the people's throats.
The electors followed: the lead of their dictators blind-
ly for sometime and then the break come and the one-party
scheme was shattered, not to be revived for over two decades.
A few weeks since, three or four. men gathered ‘ together
in a local physician’s office for the purpose of organizing a
new party, designed to be the only party in the election
held. They met snbseqently and drew up-a ticket, which
they presented at a caucus, at which there were less than
twenty—five electors present. Then and there the Citizens“
Ticket was given birth. name and christened the .“only true
slate in the field.” It was the work of a few self-appointed
politicians. eager and willing to repay for loyalty for a cause,
which was declared obsolete by its own exponents so'mc
months ago. It was a deliberate slap in the face to every
man who held opinions at variance with those politicians.
THE CONCLUSIONS TO BE DRAWN NEED NOT
BE ENLARGED UPON. THE LAUNCHING ,OF THE
CITIZENS" PARTY SHIP INAUGURATED A REGIME.
WHICH. IF PERMITTED TO LIVE. WILL PLACE
THE NORWALKS BACK JUST TWENTY YEARS.
Since the birth of the Citizens' ticket. there has been
formed a new party. known as the PEOPLE'S PARTY.
This party. in open caucus, nominated candidates for office,
choosing them from every party and faith. They were chos-
en by and represent the will: of’l‘HE PEOPLE. as the name
signifies. , ‘ A
We believe that. as a whole. the PEOPLE‘S PARTY
stands for all that is right and just in municipal politics. It
represents the will of the i591) is, duly warned and urged to
make, their own selections.’
ThePEDPLE'S PARTY is headed by a man, well
known and respected in all Sections oi the town—Dr, Francis
1. Bnrncll. lie took no active pant in the rccent upheaval.
His nomination was not presented to him as it toward or
gratuity for services rendered to either one side or the other.
He is competent. Cxpcricnccd in municiml aliairs and abso-
lutcly fearless and impartial. {c is. the mint who stands. by
reason of his record as: a public servant professional
mam, eminently qualified to handle tho many perplcxing prob-
lems in connection with the transformation of the old to the
new illCtl‘IOtil of government. He deserves the vote of every
elector. who desires to see jusr‘co meted Out to all parties
and all sections. We endorse him. belittving that in his elec—
tion the peoples will will in: rxprcssod and we urge that the
electors endorse him. and his; tick-rt by returning a substan—
it :1 ti
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Monday
Between the
struction and
obstruction.
Between . the
Belwcen the
ethics.
lion. E. i. Hill
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nuts 0 llill majority in t‘hcir lnzror on clcr‘tion day.
A [tnnnlv'rltl ll: ll‘,‘.it‘.,;r it» izt-l lilt‘ .l ill “N _. A L .7 M Li M “W W l - “it.“
til it minimum hr ll. :~ rttr m: tlw ”~WW} no)...” “m l“ illi'rlli‘x" ll‘llllll’t Will
it'l'tunstl :lml in: his tlw minim... int: Wu lllv lttll'l‘rt nt‘ lllw nt-W (“lll' "t‘
Wlléll nlmnl In“ llll‘ilt w llll‘ lwun‘r: ‘ ‘ hurt. sm‘lrll ily the nit-Winn of Mr
rrm'.‘ («:,....;.,.,,1 ”Wm, l , EN' E 1th' 'hlitrlwll‘! it'lilnh i: nwr, lll).~llill'l'l‘ri.
4;. l Mil J-J , 'mx mrnn.
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\t‘hilr l’lw mtmm t:'~ Wm! mlmnmt, 1 Janst .\nrwnllt
lull- il':
l‘llll Mm
li's lull 5‘11 1' will: on I
fill”: lt' lit‘ lnlzx. .\ l'rlll‘t'
’ll ‘lw pmiwd l’wr n l‘ll"ll mil 0' shill
tlrt-n nn rtillt-irml int tuxln' n unto.
All"? Mnrtin.
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'l’nm‘ nltl .lnl: nun: it'l‘) our» :tl lltnt-r‘,5
boiling till nt‘t't' with inslinnnlitm, hut;
- his shuttle mnnl llllll t-nnil‘nrt in tho
’mlllt:nml-nl nl’ itmssturs in Now l-lu»
‘lion rnllrotnl liltll'li. Mint-"y lm't-n thn‘
crunchy of t.lmsu,\rnr;-:t- oli‘ llltlll ltw
eliuml‘ironltlyn .lilnlglu. l
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"i don't n'nnl tn hmtr any morn oil
is ‘ifixonnr nu“
ndh ‘mes in tin: l‘nnlltnll mun
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mitt think. in passing, the catch-3
- ”out of u momenta zone.
‘Itowmm. Louis Glalwl‘mmomat.
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, 'm-ld Woolworth.
». 1mm 5W 108 it in"
«In “um um mm! min
, WORK WELL DONE-«RECORD
nnsllwsn.” unnptmmrn or loss inlrnslutl in tin: (Ililt'lltl
mywlm lllltl lhts nmllt- of tnxtt‘nllnclnl‘.
3591‘ "Non gm, w. your “mull, Mrult‘ur lntlny yours llroruo H. St. John
“Mr"? »»»»» l,l(l!lllll\llll,‘lll lint union of lowntnx colloclor
‘ mu] \rttn rollownd by Sitlnoy (illllll‘ltl.
who mm nlsn bier-toll for several atm-
‘l‘n lie It “zone oily“ llDilUili's tn lao‘crnslvn yours by tho popular Vols of
intent ambition of American t-ltlns. lute vermin, 'Mr. Guthrie held the: at
‘ ill-b: .w York and Chicago llnlrollllf
Ltintirtrnmtl. in ostnhtlsh "zoxtns’ta to retire.
’tli‘lfl important Miles.
work speaks for itself. the thorough-I,
SECURE THE PEOl’LES'
GREATEST GOOD.
READERS?
Mr. Editor:
IFWS u. How (fill! wn. us u noon)“. Kill tins
J “9 tnnchinrtrr nl‘ )UH’tN'lillll‘lll llill'li into
mm
our own lnttnl:.-‘.‘ .llntr run wn ntnolnntl
, lhr ("Hillbillil-
:lltlllil tllllll. httw- boon tnntln with tho
nullllt-nl lllllt‘illllt'. tin: tvmnhlnntlnn tlntl
'llllH nlrnndy null-nigh llntnltlnd dottin-
hullln with null tlul’t‘nl
(M
STANDB' truth: or 19pm tnt tti l i t"
. ~-. . . 4 j ‘ . ' st t rn {.tli‘m‘l men . :
Miller of int-nun. Mntlnnl. I We Mm soon by Hills-trillions how;
I, tat-Hm. lltlll wry lztxanm'rr M the peonlou‘ will is thwurlml;
m piano 5 are years its. been the‘chnlos at the: for sold or for whatever gain, can most flfnmmnfi cam.
it torrid mm. would 1,3 popular. :peopls ol' nil sections: of tilll town for , spires with tho momma of his people. her own bonnie know intact
Mr, lehsll‘3:and sells to than his new)“ Margit“ future auction. Wotan: to halls: little children
ism. in hundreds of our Howls-mo “mm for tho monies! ml, school in this
not: and connotation: manner in tins, musician. mu. sum hm mm: nation of cm
which all at in. mm: has hm non-idem tu as: m or W that out than: all the mat, um nil tho
anoint! tin-owl mm years, furnishes tum months. The!!!” «situate W no hard mm your:
midi: new in mmw so am am mom.» .a‘
at ' ' * ‘ ,, ' ' mm
METHODS WHEREBY WE SHALL
him"
their desires urn disregarded. and Willi" “Hamil““i‘ ”Mum”:
how they lmvn litnrniiy to light their:
chosen roprosontntlvcm in order tojtlto oust hull n or
‘F “g. :
‘l'Jtll tilltgunliy 1‘ “NF own ttlt'uirn' in
lumpnntnul. ‘14,». is not 2: (also
i t-llnrgr, nor in; Milli. thonnltthws state-
,ntent. hnt :1 hurt‘. will, tlntngn t-tt-tmi ,;
l ingly tntn‘rlutnw iut't. \‘w must. lulu?
;it out of tin» nrwor m l'lli'll In tnulw
ftrttitorn in villi lit», \lllll’ll are lnr
more desirintlw null lllwiihlt‘tjtlla‘, to
tiltl monies r‘vll'nrte. than tin: natu-
sional traitor that appears it: time of
;\\'fil‘.' We mint tall» u long; stop and
' tint litlflk to nutuul t’onrorvntnlixe gm-
nrnnwnt. The Now l'ltlulnntl tnu‘n
tnnuttnu still it. uv‘ttw unvrnlltm in
hundrt-tls nt‘ .\‘t\\ linnanntl towns and
Villages. nnd n similnr ltll‘litml in
mgun in than)" mi mn‘ nt‘m‘tez‘ Western
9%th lb l‘if‘l‘lllllli lilo "mll l'lllll“l't1l’}
'rxnnipiv of tho hitter. You who intro
land pnrt in or him lizlu‘u ntlendvtl such
3 moldings. kill)“ how vtlt‘ll your tiw ro-
l tern of tho tmrn nit-m nt tho ttpnnint~
Ettl How and plum, tnnl inltlnlv. illz'é'
run-a, min nnnn nml mingn snrh mons-
lll‘t‘n. nntkt- nth'h npnmprintinns nnd sw-
ll’l‘l, :«ut‘h nngn in mm: ml lin-ll‘ pru-
m'nin nn lhny tlnritln i» mwwnry ul
tnlvinuhln. You lll‘l‘l‘t't'llll" must. fully
how imntnnaihl?l it is With slu'lt n mn-
thnd to sell out llln humans nl‘ ill“
ptmnlu nl‘ llll" town. lirwnnsn lllt‘ ltrnrllll
urn lllt‘l‘t‘ to nllrnd tn lln-lr mm mm;
nous unit to hull: nt‘tnr thrir own lull-tr-
Tllill lnrlhutl \rnl‘llr inst u'~ l-l’
“Hill.
lortivrly lunl mini) nor; for tin» lull-r»,
tests of tho [reunit- in: it tllll u ltnntlt‘t-tl
)‘rttt‘n nun. or wlwn ll, trns llmt, lnnt‘n
tutntl. lllltl tho l'lzllbtm in “l'Dill'Nlll. on
tho law oi.“ it. lintmurn it htts nltt'h
It lhm‘mtnh antnmmwmw: twin. it
Works w troll in nmoliru an in tlnvm‘i'.
it h; hrtlt-r tlunl rt-nrnsrnlutlw not:
erttnwnt. it in pure tltatnocrntlr gur-
ttrmnr-nt." ,
lihlll‘l’l \‘l’:\l..:l’l(‘) 'l'lllh'lm
m». pm»... m... ...wu.w.wmuw a...
EABT NORWALK'S POBi'l'lONu
‘ .-,j:l~,,:ny:lea to a...
United {lity’s iriends and the
party oi the Units-d City’s e31...
SPliriltEliS :
lion. W. .i. ii. Boltannon
_ tltihlc
_ tiill‘
Thu 12th Norwallt Fire District in, ‘
atom oi” mtvnrnmontsmith Norwnllt today. for luck of them,
WW toilet convettlanm.
Ma" gems: location. will: the (tin and not»
”mi at the railroad constantly using on. 1:
It»i in “a hunting Ilium.
ttention 1
Evening
September 29th, at 8 p. m. ‘ '
Hear discussed the issues ho— E;
tween the Fusion Party and ..
massif-styled People’s Party.
patty oi conw
the party of
party of union
and the party of sectionalism. ':
Wily oi the
' lions.
turn. ii. Voshnrgh, lug
Nehemiah Concise
General Russell Frost
t-xmltttnl inasulnllon :13 it growing cont»
mum) nnlws m: us at pmplw Vigor
. hold of tho rein.» nntl t‘lltitl
.mn: wlrmn who will tlt“t‘.tzpl tillégmv
1mm mun rim prank. With the on—
lvntdtinus lllllllltlll hosts of Hard Nor.
null: (lwtlnring tlntt not it tlmd nutt-
My}; law;
utttattiitlzsritnlisl‘s nnmu wuum “Num- 1
on tho tirhm 02' would he niluwed in
fluid any Ulllt‘l‘ in the» new city. what
(in t-ll‘.‘ litlltlilll' ovary-day citizens
of it? ’l’nc Sl*\'(:lll_\'~ll\'tl or eighty
pi'l' mm. M our pnmlv ultn dill not.
twill-rt: in tho otntsniitittiinn movement
1m Jring lw gmpnr noiutintl (or our
interest. till :‘tt‘t‘hlllll. of being;
ninnl; and true in our convictions ill.
tlntl tinut. \rv urn not only to in: dis-
t‘runrhist'tl in t'ttttcns hut we are to ho
(wtzut‘iv'ul in tint t-nnnnnnily and not
:tllmtatl any twenrttsteniatinn in thundw
non] of nt‘l'nirs. Will this sort tn“ spirit
and union furnish _lltlllll for “10
\wtnuln tlntl intro not wt. ltvulutl'.’ iatlt
llrl‘mn l‘lllfllllrl nth-Wit tor lhmn-
For our l ntn ulml thnl. thorn
hm hm: plnrvtl in llw lirltl n l'mmlms‘
ill‘l't'l with tin.» nnnnts n’.‘ nwn \rlmnt
\w nil lttltm' mill “in: kill)“ un when
rt: mm“: on titt- nit'wt. livery tt'nn
blur itisttxt Nut‘wnilt ('lll/Zl‘ll simultl rim}
to it lltnt llll'll‘ \nlv tumult. (nut I'nr
tin“ l‘t'tlplt‘n' lllltll
()YS’l‘lCl‘lllAN.
- linst Nurn‘ullz.
lit.‘.~'l
ti til w.
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CONSOLIDATIONOF SCHOOLS
RUINS EFFICIENCY.
Air, litlllor:
lit-titling the report. nt‘ Superlnlllntl»
Zuni, (Thummtn. in ltttil: ovonlnig’u puller.
ln‘nnnhl in my mind llw lllllm’ nrulrntn
Ithul haw :innonrml in pttlillt- printout)»
ictrrninu tin} consolidation (ll our
ltll'lltltllll. 'l‘hnl lln: countilltiulnd hys-
lit-tin inn: mot-mt tt [allurn and is (itslt'l~
lt‘nontttl to nrontws nod drvolopmunt
intunt hr nnnnrnnt to tilt. Two tnnrn
lltl'ilt‘ llrlluol building's urn needed In
provmtt them from rolling out their in; that tho {manic could control tthsolntw mime of our children am obliged to
“limits CUIIwiolrly to tho uguntlloa nt- 13'. But in tho future tho countdown pain: il\‘ti hours daily In ten rooms
really mentioned. We ne'wtl now a. new lion of tho public: needs of mm. Nor», which tin: tsommltteo condemn as unlit
and more omnnrolnnmlvo nmlicnllon'mnlk and at the hunt and most noon-j I’or ot't‘nlllmcl’ for 5011001
do! the term. traitor. no that it includes omloal methods for her citizens to on, Thu last resort of tho
9 until failing health obliged him ‘ in its scope, the one who. as a chosen thin them, must be loft in tho hands the owning of tho
,l’GlIOWiflK MP. Guthrie mum-ism summed reprttsontntive of they! can councilman, malt Nowalk‘whcn UN
“mm” (L “Mlle“: Willi for ““3 «Wit , people and hence of the communtty.’ teams to have manned a crisis in not; st} to law
in time When to East Norm
volooln‘ the old chapel for a school room. an
purposes;
on rents strenuously
mutant m
l ‘t’ 1.7 - -‘ _
, “won w... . : . :1» i 960mbtnatlon3
. RAII ROAD S UARF i trimmed.
' l I " V ‘ ’ L «J F " Flannel Petticoats.
:ll‘tu values ......
50c House Waist:
26c Table Oil Cloth
4‘» inches, wltltc- tnn‘l colors.
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15: Talcum Powder} . ............
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i.’.:lll-’.‘L‘:c‘.\'5 Cortltmsls,
$1.03 Ci‘t'ffon Veils ...... . ...... ..
"1, l'ltytt'lsllltlllell on all four silos,
lllll.‘ unto rolls,
5C: Children’s Sweaters
All tolors.
39c Men‘s Hestery ............. ..
All sizes, tun and hit: ,ii.
59c Bath Tub Seats
lie and 12 1-20. Outing Flannel...
Funny colors for hath robes.
l’iltlttllot'iitirkor ,lflruwers, Corsets to mutt-h, embroidery and rihlmn
50c- vulnos
.... .. .. ............ 25c
........... ...... . ......... ..39c
.. .. . ............... .,..29t:
.......... 14c
............. . ............ 9c
...... 76.:
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i lint-d wood hath lnh seats. have rubber covered ends,
i . . . . .. ...................... 7 ‘1-2c
l Lilith yards, tutorial. all funny latrines and checks.
Ml 32.56 Comforts for ...........
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’59:: Wool Flannci ..... . .............. . .................. 39::
One yard wide, special value.
85:: Sheets. 81 x 90. for ........ . ........................ 69c
50c Eiderdown .................. ....................... 35c
“NORWALK'S ' BUSY - CGRNER'
n... .
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out: l'st'tl unit by t‘.\() j.{{)‘llp‘ my];
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Flttptn'intvn‘lrnt C‘lntpnutn ~i.l}.’~‘,
"Xct‘wnll; cnn llm‘tal' he \\'ll'.ll it should
be until st‘ttistuctm-y sc-lmol buildings
illlll school rooms are t'nutiy [or its
school l‘lllltll‘Cll."
A PARENT.
ENSlGN PERRETT WRETES.
South Norwuih, (Winn.
Sentdtnnnr 2?, ‘lll.
lltlltor of tin: i-lronin: Sentinel:
i‘illlllll L\'m\\ulk. (john.
l‘lt‘n‘.‘ Sll‘:
1n n hitter n:‘i1:t:»tl in lilo quinnl
lust night and signed "it”. 1 Hill
l'llSl‘ll nl' luring it {our llilll ll‘dl‘.
count» 1 knur- lltnl my many friend»
ti”: .\'tv:‘\\‘;tll<.<. «in nut lw‘thue tilih'
n» l intro tint um'lwtl ll'..l‘t‘ t‘lrt' l)\"‘l‘ L'Mv
your; \‘:‘lllll)‘il l‘l‘lllg hutm‘n in hit .ll
inns! in: truthful. l‘llthth‘l‘ l t'ro‘t l
inn-u. site at for; liti‘lia ns tinst rung
nrtn in the first with when my [lint
tvnvnt called on .\l1'5. Kinney two
works nut: {Ullilft‘ (Saturday). ltu lt’lllllll
‘lnx- Elnlt? lltut hatl lwtn ilh‘t‘ll lil tltv
,ml on tho id” in; lit: i1l>t)i'1.llt“l lel‘
til:-
i ll
twinning billllll‘dit} and still t‘uulnl i'
lltl‘l‘f-. null it will l‘u- l'mttt'txnllt'tw ti tltn’l
'llll'lllf; this llltlt‘ it \ms (‘lllil and ML
'l'lw livltlrnuul furtlntt‘ Mules that tin:
min mu mining: in lltw plut'w lil.tl=l'
:ln- tlnnr tutti llt_t‘m::ll the shim, tiv
nulls “urn llllltlcuud null in trying it) ..
limit (1r) ntnl \k‘lll‘lll tlw nltl Infly ittttl
:.-‘nnt tlm lll‘ltll‘, uxnl ninth: ill“ air on that
inside. in at: until] tolulitlnn. llv il-‘li‘
.«tl lwr nit} tlnly dial not put the slur.-
nn, um! rho :‘nld "lili‘b urn :tt‘rnltl i
will ht‘ttn inn nznrn \mml." in rtn
turd tn our charity mum-ll .\lr:~, Hill
our. l snnl rml lllv‘l'l‘ inst Willlt‘l'
nntl lulH.‘ ltll'l‘lltl)‘ soul. some tiwrn this
full. l lan- twrflvnilll} l'itl‘l'll‘ll irnit
llllll nt‘nnr tithing. tn ntul mg:
ldwttlnnttut int»: n‘nnt: lilmvltn, hut in
tolling, tlw
in l',
a
lltl‘m limit» this: without
knnpns.
Kill'll to this.
in ‘l‘llll'tl‘ll to tho lllll‘ l‘clnt‘
liitltwy living it. rtgnltlrnt ot‘ Nimrnlh.
l norm: 1.12me or mild anything. in H"
M. D. FINED $500 AND COSTS FOR
MALPRACTICE.
ntznn.l::‘t‘t.t\'.\',
Tot-tits.
fit-ht.
.
.lnm; 't ttl' :‘t'tesllhl‘lrt'a. hit-1' -
ed guilty in the Superior (Inuit yrs-
illl‘ilil,“ to live counts 01‘ ttmlprnntlco
:znn puitl iilli‘s 0: $1 Lt on curh count,
with routs :ttlt‘n’rtl. its was arraigned
m illt‘. close ot‘ the bllut'l rnhmdur ses-
sinn.
The state's :tttorney nnuie :2 Miller
llltlll to UN mutt in Will-it lw ~:.tlti
llllll llr. Tonia hull hit-n .n'nriirlnu in
\l'v.’-:thrt'>ult ,imrs,
tlntt most 01' 113::
ll!" Wm H ‘:H- I
l'nr .‘tiulnt illll'lt‘l‘ll
.wrzn lit n nus slum;
' m: \i’ltit'h he
hntl ‘izwn nt'ru .u ills l)llhllll,‘\t5
.: llii'l Tllttl tlw
tlllllly
mum; l.‘ the
Dr. 'l‘onlts. he
lit‘otztt‘nl court.
nu.» t-tl|::«.:.n:l,
anti
:l 1": Mi
. .
:l! r-nswl nun m
ill‘tl in hunt 01' Ill 31w
twirl lllll‘l...l'll lino-2.
satill. ll’tl'l
titrmluil Flint" .vnli'i'
lll"l,‘“.l in‘ t".
.tl'lil'i'}.‘.
MR. GOULD DECLlNES NOMlNA~
'l‘lON.
l'lurltl l’. linnld. llomnrrmin
not- for wictrirni cntnmissimwt' in the
Third dislrim, guru nut tin: s:t.:ttmnm:t
this morning that ho \vnnhl 'nn inl‘t‘t‘ll
l0 tlt-ttlinn tho nomination in? tin: rt {lil-
rrn tlml int \t'tntltl ‘Im ntnthln tn l3l\'l_‘
Rllllll‘ll‘ill. limo in llll' \lr.
t‘lnnlti's ll‘T’lFltlll will ln- t'urwnt'tlrtl In
lln; nmpor :nn‘nhrliiw.
llltilll~
ta n:'i..
MARSHALL APPEALS VASE.
llt‘llt‘l ll. Mm'fi.» :l, tit’titl‘tt-tr l‘ttr
("lt:ti‘lt.t i“. Purl. . tz‘.‘ l'l‘lll‘ill‘), it:
'llll with \‘lllin'l‘v'l 1,: llll “all? t" .l
“its iinnrl ital .ituix.‘
.lrvlin lit: . ‘h
l.
}'l’;~lll’l'(lll)'. 'l'i‘l‘l r11 Ali‘ur‘n-t' I‘lil.
ni‘ littlllltlt'l. hi; mun-«ti :m :t-H :1
“In iillil‘ll. .\':tr~h,lll wH'iit'l. .‘rl'l lut-
William listhutwn rot-mm! tin“. mm
ntnl latnlli' inlnrul liw lull. win: 1* «ill
llllllt'l‘ttt'ltli‘.‘ ll‘mtlltltlt? all 131- ., q i‘l
.\lr. l’nrhs it: haying tho xiv-rm“: hill.
MAN MAKES TABLE COVER.
llmvnrtl lv‘lnrh, nt‘ lvjzml \m‘unlit, lnm
Alt-s. Knttpp told my l.it‘lllt‘llilltl tin.»
lll'ul thnu in) Vinitntl Mrn. liltltnry tlntt
silo would not he tlllln in lil'i‘l) her
mum thin wlnlor. tn: Nllt‘ nonld not
horn uno tlro nnlnn. h~t nlmm mm. The
nllwr titty \rlmn l. outlet! on Mr». linuill’
sin,» said "11‘ com is not. limit by tho
puhllo this wlntnr. I shall not he tillln
to lump 11 fire for not." 8119 also nslmd
‘ to stroll fuel to limp lmr nmttltnr
Thins and lmnttnnls.
for it n hotutlr.
MR. AND MR8. WAL3H BENEFIT.
Oil PXlllllilltln in flit: mtwl \l'lil'lml’ Ill
tho \\'unl\rurth i. llllll in .rnt .tmm n
hut-n («irrtllnr luhlv l‘lll‘l‘l‘ inmlr» \lllll
'l‘llt' lunnlln-ork
is :tll .lll‘. i’lllt’ll'la nn‘n nlnl thaw nit.»
lilt‘l‘l' 1mm tho lilllll‘ tun ntllllll‘l,' it for
tho llnu \rnrkn‘nntshin h llinnlul'ti Hill}.
‘Inn
.
‘wnrm. Mrs. Knapp also sttttntt
tit!
,me that she Willillltl llor ntntlmr tnltrn
filo NW Poor House. this winter, ntnl
connttlttsn at that she had gone to ill-"(i the winni-
nraunt lorm,‘ men about the matter two 'Wilt‘llilvt nun.
object. Mil that they lold lwt‘ oils would have
innit (Waning u vnry llll'tlnlti'll. ram
cert was given by Sherman Command-
nry, .‘o. 4w. U. 0. fl. (1.. for tin: hono-
flt of Mr. and Mrs. James Wulnh, of
Wilton uremia. Music was random:
by tho walluknown Metropolitan m“
chostru. 0! Norwalk, and it was wot
lug their young children soot, in pay $4.00 11. wank m: ions 1m hm‘
ill. was the securing at: property lastcd. 1 any so I hare said
r'lml‘ora. the hut is no place for n
ma «mum to ultend Muslim to hoop Mr mother. and tuna,
old building without Illmlllll tm taken away from there or»
matted ln s dun
continuum
wow,“
rucelvnd by nil that were pronoun
MAW
W
Sm tho cold "mm “to in.
Thanking you for your sport.
2: tram manly 2mm t mm
W» lithium in Mlm‘ watch Milan
trrm. LAD mos mom nouns.
WINBTED, Supt. 27.4mm Mt—
‘yallo. aged titres, humor! by Milly; into
:3 tnh of hot. water a tow dun an
idiot! at the hospital litmus Thursday
Norwalk Chronicler