c of Jamel; Golden. dc-
Pubiishcro‘ (
TOMORROW..
do. to :03 a. m. ;
.cs 5‘
. :50; sets 5:34.
VE IN’G SENTINEL TELE-
. PHONE CALLS. ‘
. Nevin. De talent:
9573. Business apartment; ,.
sainranch Office, Norwalhl ,
“ Editor’s Residence.
o—Qiiy .Editclr’s Residence.
U H 'flORWALK‘ BOARD
‘ . OF TRADE. . .
‘ P ‘l one-«Nehemiah Candee.
i» condom—Charles J. Pid-
Soon yé-Franic W. Willey;
Trowcer~Matthew Corbett.
‘ micron hormone
_ T? MASONlc NOTICE.
. Felioyl'rcraft club will hold a meet:
‘ ,’ lngftom‘oyrow, Thursday, night ILtl'le
l to q‘Ouio- Hall. “nu lhtereated are? in...
4Mv
d 4
. pin tall
2:21p. to. ;
AHorald. _. x
“ new rules con
i
on allow“ one .
ealmoior‘t
Ria‘HT To The POINT.
' ‘ “~07- ‘
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Erle.-Springilleld . Republican.
There are signs that l?reaident Wil»
son is not goingio have us much time
our recreation” 301119 at his predeces-
-. ‘soru hotly—Chicago Tribuuo.‘
wo—
l-‘Iow badly Mios Jessie Wilson was
injured by that tall from hor horse
irepends entirely upon which New
Your: paper you read.~~Ne\v. Britain
) O
\ I“.“-‘ ‘
“Opposition to life enforcement of the
receive no support
whatever from public opinion; hence
it is very unlikely that there will be
any ’eerloue qpposition.-l\'e\v. Yorlt
Times. ,
.4... .
it there were. any h:llpeal"from u'
emirt of, impeachment, William Sulv
zer‘s lawyers would already be well
provided with exceptions. But there
isn’t~Hurtl’ord (iourant, ‘
' . "f.“-
, It is needless to say that Coroner
hlix’s idea of how to conduct the wreck
I tail to attend.
m 1
0i, Well Lodge, No. 103, F. and A. M ;
Masada Masonic Building, South'
again ctreet. lot and 3d Tuesday of
" ouchcmontthuly and August ex-
ceptednat 8 o'clock. Ail Muster
'ioaaons cordially inVlted. u. Burr
Beach, W. M.‘ Robert M. ‘Wiicox,
song ' ' ,
utler chapter, No. 38, a. A. M. i
- ,Mooto in Mannic Building, South
*‘Mai’u ‘ jail-eel; second 'Tuoedays of
f investigation
differs radically from
the public idea..-<Spriugiicld ltepuhib
can. ' ‘r
4—.
pavilion our
‘ A strike of uupornumorerioe ignvo'a, ‘
lino twentieth century touch to ' the
historic pageant ot tho bottle oi Loire .
' ‘for the paeple-ihe~ great
no ohnrxnci wnl w piano to re ;
naive letter: for publication; tram its 1
condemnation thewaboue bonding. A
brief audatothopoint communication, ;
as it general proposition. carries more?
weight and convictionthun W lonlll’hy. ‘
one in whicn me aluminium is not;
concentrated. We do most emphatic-
‘ally euggaat brevity.‘ Lonaewlindod or: i
gticlos, we have unnerved; or. the last
. .io be read. lama are many time: avoid' .,
all altonotller.
A GREAT PEOPLE'SlMOVEMENT.
Evening Sentinel: ' ‘
li'oncef-orihl tho greuler port of
really important gorernmout must be
common
people that have made this and owl
ery, other country. They must bei
more oi" the people's men in our one
’nlcipol. our state. and our national us—l
semhiies. in an intelligent and u de-l
termined political action on the purl
of the common people Honour .u-i’et-y.
Money may be a blessing no a servant. ‘
but it in a curse as o IllaEtE‘l‘. l
Money never cutnblished republican:
institutions in the. world. Money has?
neither soul nor sentiment. it does?
Tho porvoisivcmiss of tho feeling
thin. the country will succesel‘ully dd»
just itself to tho rhungo- is itself it
hopol’ul uugury that no serious or
widespread disaster will rcsuli.~—
Springfield. ltepuhlit-ml.
v..,~..
The New Mexico judge who sen-
oaoh‘ month~July and August ex-
oeptadxe—at 8 o'clock. All Royal Archf
. Masons cordially invited. Charles}
" A. Tuck, H. P.» Robert W. Wilcox,‘
"Sec. . i
A
”i SHlFTlNG AGAIN.
"794‘
_ If thero is anything that looks fool.
"fish, lsktooliah and should be prevented,
it is- inconsistency in a
campaign waged on important issued;
newspaper l
p excellent example of this sort or
thing has been uii'ordod by the Nor-
walk'H‘our, ot‘ bulli‘rog propensities, in;
figurines of September 2‘.) and 30. On‘
the 29th instant, the following trite
vol
phrases appeared under the “.ll'oostcr l
l
caption:
Our new city labor a political ‘
toy to be used to satisfy personal 3
ambition and give somebody a job. .
Friends of consolidation aro !
friends of the new city. Why out
notioonoolidmlonlsts into office?
"“irepreaent the antl-consabdatlon
Tolemont.
HOUR BOOSTER CLUB.
. 0n the Home (into lilev. Lincoln ll.
'Cauwoll qutc his luilor, ucvorcly scor-
‘lln‘g a Cilizctie‘ ticket. condidute for
‘ this line of the "Million uud Dixon lino"
. ‘ phraso. ‘Scclng tho ll'rud oi‘ the argu-
mollt and realizing tho duulugu dolio,
this lcupiug. gulloplulz, moulding odi-
‘torioi writer lilut night iuoortcd the
'7 following ututomvut undor till: some
‘ caption;
‘ Notwithstanding The Sentinel
and Its Mason and Dixon antics,
the people of this town are not
going to be fooled.
“'Tho Peoples party utnndo for
politics and politics only. If you
do not hillcva it, rend their coco?“
» {inflow of organization.
M’Thore is no pic counter in the
clilzom' party platform.
HOUR BOOSTER CLUB.
uroly lhouo oxulupinu uro uullioiout
Million of tho fut-t llutt lilo whole
filliehu' movement in ”built upon tho
.. 4’? and indicutionu urn tiult,
hound in that grant parable, it will
Iii stand unscathed. unspoken by the
“lioneidurubio is being said oi the
out door that they were relational
the we older portioa’baunou?
i
. The People's party candidates
”"09 0f 01' Qiielliii‘, yesterday. indicates
{the nomination or candidate: unis'
tonccd ii plan to 150 years imprison-
ment umpmsilounbly bus Confidence
in the salubrity ol’ the (‘illnatc.»~~.‘\‘ew
York Sun. I
«MO...
A New Jersey convention has been
discussing lllL‘ question whether null”-
p‘iuu by their wives drivos men to
drink, or drinking by their husbnnds‘ their lieollllo should be in the disposu‘
pauses. womou to “m... The answer 1pallion of their public utilities. for the
easy: B0th!-—~.\‘ew York Tribune.
w...
At the gullrhgctte liuzulquarlm'u in
Hartford there is on electrical light do
*vico that flashes C\'€‘l')’ miuutc. lfudor only as o Common-senor} principle, but
it is tho legend: “Elery limo this light
tinnitus a baby lilo-i" For
bullies: ~liriutol Press,
..._..._ <
New Jersey offers the intent variety
of uli‘iliomtllnr of u group (if i‘ircmen
who unit while illi'hliuu the liomoo. A
possible lilll‘lllllil."
little thing like lilo
up of at town or city should never in
ivrl’crc with n dispule bciwwn l-hlt‘l‘
null inon.~~Worcesler Genetic.
~0-
llho court room at Shorhroohe, Prov-
tlult C‘unddn may want Zill'. ’l‘huw as
i“ citizen. if so, by all moduli lct Cun-
iallu lulu» him, but, above nil,‘ let Cull»
judo hoop hilu.—-—.\'ew York Herold,
l «-
luu‘er charged with the work now do
i
.mundod of Mr. Elliott, thut‘u u help to
the public; it‘s in benefit to mankind;
“lt'u .3 work of civilization. Lol'u all try
in help in our way we run, big or
tiltilo.-~.\‘ow York Prose.
l J
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§l’ldmlll,v mode for promotion ngillnut
«lndoroul lboulrlrul pi'Odili‘UnilS are the
Zuuulo police whour.I ullrgod viciounncuu
llfill'illfl tho. principul stock in trade of
liliuo mil ol‘ ovclzy Ion protchelouul rc-
ll'tli‘lwl'u.w-Nmi' York Sun,
HQ—
3 This 'l‘rontou ohiui‘ of police has re-
; fluwd to grunt Elizabeth lilurley li‘lyun,
;lbo l. W. W. orulor. u purulit to speak
,iil public. in any
1unv iuuio oruior in this country
liitll'll in ho lnuzzll-d bolloru tho upourh
in dulil’orcd'.’«~va York World.
l “.4...
§ The uom‘oiuri' of
ultriculiure in
~ likcl uhowiup tho illrmor'how to mine ci‘olm i od
land this socrctory oi the trounury isgmy
luhowiuu him how he may pity for the: commiunionor
mule 0" (”WW “7 while that “glintlwrlug oi them. Now if. the lum-iclentiyw autluiuctcry to warrant myJipituuce, out of ten children born
Twine men, “toured upon the mull."'atnte commerce rommleulou will show i reelection with the other lurnlbcrn oil wouicru homes threowiiormnlly
him where the railroad coral are mine Board.
iconic from, all will be well.-Giovelnlldl ‘ilowerer. hoping to be given mlr‘dut of ten children born ln Chill“
play and desiring to ho roalooted to” about eight are doomed to die in in.
lthih ottlco, in whichl um doopiy inter-elation The difference is duo to the
hill], for purposes of nctlon'. otiested and hate tried to give good aerdmrdshipo that infuni. lilo meets with:
rice. I appeal to my triendn or the 3031mm“! the Chineuo. and with such ‘
publican and People-'9 parties and oil rigorous reelection more reunite I
votonl who love a. square deal. to place "stock displaying peculiar boredom.
the cross or their choice at my nuchiLli'lux in the supersaturated. man»
on tliobailoi in either the Gitillen'llfl'llilllorl'lunn, profoundly isnorm or
or Democraticooiunins, otherwise the principlesot united. mom”!!!
they will aid to defeat the, niacin theylhiwo developed on inurmnity to now
may haunt) demo to do me on luluo‘
Loader.
l m...“
Itopuhiicun and“ Democratic portionienel, the food iiouriehea in the lion“
' l the leaders bi theaCitlzene' movcntm‘vkl’ and Trillium mountain's. But
“3" nowadays one must look to dnrltest
Manhattan ;to find it in its most spot»
litculzlr illld effective form. . When
irival West side gangs, earth Mounted
hour so blinded with own in a biglixpowerbd motor car, meet
undo“ map“; editor, “gland about bp'eoch’othor, null tllolur-
' vivunl'deaii throuyn‘u cordon of 800
police and earlobe. there in on our
when Worth “Murmur. but
“ ‘ ‘i'mm. :WZ‘W‘",
hr-avcu‘ss
Sail“ lill'll off the light and save tho
Tho cheering for Hurry K. 'l'lluw in‘
When anybody lll‘lpl-i a railroad mun, ‘
| Thu pollen in whom hunch] is coir-
woiuun orator or
no
nothuow the meaning of liberty and f‘
;it encore at tho right of man. 'i‘hu';
lsoldiers' oomeierlee of patriotic dcudg
Luro filled with men who, when ulivofl
Shad to struggle for a living. it is:
iihc grout masu’es of. the people wiloE
l defend the government in time of wort:
loud who hour iio burdens id times of
lpenoe. -
Moreover a man who nerves hie cit,
Jill u fonrlcus and honorable wm‘ ecrvcsi
not it alone. but his example is an ill-5
luplrniion whose bounds may know no
loud. Till,» fuel that practically all of:
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[imll' cities are siill in their lumping. '
lBhOWS how careful and how zealous!
ivnluo of those will. tin-lime passes, in?
loreuse to tremendous proportlo‘hs.’
§Tliejrpoiilllle must govern. ii is not
goniy their .rllrht. but their duly. Xol
;a some of safety for the common-
weulih, pure pulrloilsm iluoli‘ demands
that tho grunt public service utilities.
be owned and controlled for the ill-
ierosts of the people. To the young
Tmnu who will consent to stand for or
who will aspire to public office. i
would say. be sufficiently wise dud far-
uielliod as not to aim for or not to
stop at the politician's Slade. Ii thou
you have the stuff in you. if you are
:Wlile and resourceful, you needn’t
.bothei' so much about roloining the
:on your position. The people will ni-
_leud to that. We hood such young
men that the pompio find ll n pious“
ore and a duly to support. This is: a
limo of groui pcoplo‘s iuovomouis. 1
RALPH WALl‘iO TRIKE.
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people's support. nbnul roluinlulz hold ‘
H... -_.—..... “*M."
MR. SPENCER WRiTES
Editor of Tim Souliuul. ‘Di‘lll‘ Sll‘t-w- !
I \mdorutond that tho voicm lit ihc'
South Norwnlk Itopuhllcuu cunt-us, un-
derstood that no change was to be
luudc on tho l'lourd oi‘ Elootrlcul Cour
~lulsulonors. and that ouch or the poll-
-tl<'lll pnrticu would undoruo tho nomi-
nutionu of the oihor for this; offli'c, no.
i
has: bvou tho sluudiug uprocmvtlt ol‘ the public ochooln uud on the school
tllo’lmui. no for no to hoop illla lilmirl. .13.),le for tho punt [wmlly your». water
‘ droppull out? For Wlltll rouuou dill lilo
llut for i'i'illiillm which um um i‘li‘lll',i(‘lllz(\nu' purly Wm, 1“ gm rm up uurh
"WP lowing been,umuiuutlul by thy/up inliueutiul uwulbur? Why did this
.‘Dculocrutic cuucuu for reelection ml ('lilzeuu' burly illlb‘ll llullln William A.
40:10. of tho thrco momhoru of tho iglol*"iillrt.l.~l. who for lhirllwibroo your»; hull
cul llourd outlrizly out of politics.
‘tricul Commission» the othor prouuut llllcd tho oiiirc ol' trl-lmuror in
Elumulmru bring Mouuru, in‘rolicrirk‘ uului cupuhle uud uulluluoloi‘y lunui
‘l‘illillidllleliil' uud Thomuu ‘liobluu. wilh'nor to the pooplv oi“ lilo outlru town?
iwhoul it hill-i boon u drool plouuuro l‘ofilior wimt purpoue dill the (Liitlliuuu’v
‘nm to nerve in tho _pnut~-i find that puny uholvo nu oiilciul no well llifllll‘
grinngeroua to the public police no to my uuluo IliiH boon replurml by up on: lied mr the gum.“ oi' the mice?
1tiroly new euluildolo on both tho lio'
:Dliilllf‘m‘. nun '“l’coplcu Party ilchotu.
‘lillDW,ll0 cxplunutiml ill"! boon devoid-l
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itice. Roopeottnliy. ‘
M
We submit for your connidol‘uliou the following pluhvhlhtemeut
or existing“ conditioue and‘uah that'you love them holler, serious ro.
. nutmmwtihoui blue or 'proiuulcaumid that“, filter calm, honest. coir
sideraie judgment you cast your vote wounding to the conclusiony
reached. , . ' _
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You‘wili be calied‘upou to use. your franchise next Monday, Oct. ' ‘
Bill. in the most important election “ever heid‘in this community. ‘A‘
new city. is to be created out, of the muny novornments new in
force. The number of officials under the new dispensation will be
motoriully reducgd. The actual number of important olllciuio to be
elected to administrative oliioeois Nowhere formerly there were many
more? Previously under the old eyatcm men were chosen :i’orr their
popularity without rugnrd to their ability or knowledge of etcnomlo
conditions with its consequent extravagance, wante’and inofl'icleucy.
l: is needless hero to rehearse the old conditions. Suffice to car
that the high existent tax rate, theenorlnous debt of town and citieo
land general financial condition of the community demanded ‘u
change, and it has come. . . '
i
Xow! Do you' want to continue the old methods and conduct, tho
new government. under the some system lis‘ yo‘urdid the lust?
‘ .
t
Are you going to continue to elect men. no office- that'wili be un-
able l0 give the lime and attention that the affairs of the city Will M
demand? Are you going to belndlfferent about municipal affairs. in . .«
the future ill? in the past and allow your vote to be used in assisting
some place-hunting patriot to get a few cosy dollors‘i’rom the pnh‘ ,
lic treasury, without regard to illness or ability?
The citizuns' movement who conceived and organized
8””ng l0 lulsh the our of progress along the road of destiny. In-
mired with. the motto “Honesty, Economy, and Efficiency in Govern-
ment.” they urn llhs.~ll’iuhl_\’ working for the common goml and to‘
usher inwu boiler cm of good will and cooperation umong all the
people.
The i‘ooplr-‘s Party was conceived in malice and represents the
old (lirolrilsiclls. projuliicos and sectional strife that too long hast
hold us in its lllrull'. It rcprrsmir lili’ reocilonur)‘ selfish policy that
bus mudo its an obibci of ridicule near and for. it has blighted the
mpg conscience. killed public. Spirit, and 1in all its hole and fury, is ‘
’ All its ‘
candidates rrprcsonl and udvoiiaie the oontiuuhtion of the old couw
They are in this campaign preaching the doctrine of dis-j
cord illid dimension, lul’luming the thoughts and poisoning the minds ‘
dmpuruteiy struggling to cowl-toe the old hateful system.
iiiiiona.
of the people in u lllul llooperu e struggle to maintain their hold up-
on .public Oliliti'S than. to them were sinecureo and to which they do-
votcd but liiilc of ihcir limo and ullcntiouf
iiopudlulcd by lhn former purlicu thut guve them their uominu~
lions they have prlglmiued a nondoucript ticket with ll‘relllltilllle.~llild
p’opulnr phyelclxirluolto head and n‘disgruniled disappointed «crew of
office holders z'or llié‘ buluucc. l'uscrupulous and malicious they on:
Pll‘cllliiillltr and indulging in tho most vicious and nmllgn attacks on
all opposed to them and have even made the public utilities ol‘ the
oily or Soillll Norwulh the football or potty ‘lloiilit‘s, refusing in rm?
”'3' the existing: :llzl‘oolllelll of lWldllyiii'e yours bciwccu lilo puriics
endorsing ouch oiheru commisuiouors and dragging thoue officials:
and the dopurl-mcnts they rcprcscul illin the field of political strife,
We uppelll to :ill sober citizens to resent this urroguui interfer-
ence with those outliers and rebuke them til. the bulls notr Monday.
The Fusion Party repnosonted by the licpuhiicun. homoerotic and
('itlzeus portion represent the future growth und progress cl :1 united
city.
lion ot the cirv every new phln involving expenditure or public mow
eyn must in} uhullouged to allow ifs juslliiruiion in imporullve need of
rho uroutpst relative benefit to the commuully. Waste. inefficiency
and llllghliup partisan influences muel oud pull :1 amino of loyalty,
pyme'uud i‘i'lluiii‘l'iillOli lithe its place. Show “3‘” loyalty to the new
ordor by supporting the Fusion (‘Rllilltliileh' on election day.
Fi'hill l.\' (‘0 .\i M i'iwl‘lilil.
by men
loving thoringhect regard for the public Welfare and civicduty. Ry
the some men who are organizing the Chamber of Commerce .ond are '
“My ,mmmeeu mlpl‘eillnlin that in tho prosvui lluuucial coudi»
Mohammad
_; handsome unrietyi, in‘illudl’
‘f’l ‘ grin dcioiha, English and
T . ' P0
in
plain: dress vel‘vets.
33 SDECidl
. $1.50
navy and black.
to 6 yards.
‘..
.. fl ‘ ‘ .. ‘ showing-ad: mold Wonflwfiuh vauletyv .
*rincludlualthc um Silks and all tho new» moonlit. A, rich;
demo-u and Amenican made
Matinee Weavcs, Silk and Wool Crepes, Diagonals
,. [luminance Thetlnttcrlioatluoliliouoas the flip
. ‘ , and; QDfitS‘much'lfll and is'ycry durable. The new
. Scotc plaids. for separate skirts; the new crepe meteors
‘. , and crepe do chance; also a grand display of black and col-
ored saline, em‘broiderlea, Velvet. pittance. corduroys and '
Broadclotllloll.29
5o i‘ncheéWld‘e, all wool. .correct weights, twill back.
. permanent satin finish, sponged and shrunk and ready for
theneedle. In French syndicate color, Steel.
p“ nt, tobacco, terracotta. Copenhagen. nicotine.
ion, bitumen. cypress; Bordeaux, mulberry, light and dark
While the lot‘lasts tomorrowonly, a yard ........ $1.29
‘ ¥ ‘ t v W". -S .
10.000. yards of Mill Ends» or Wool. Remnants.“ in
lengths suitable, for separate skirts and full dresses, from 2
All new, clean, gilt edge merchandise. includ.
log plaids of blues and browns: also the popular. shepherd
(Stocks. marked 25 per cent. below regular price.
ch Surges; the popular
ele-
mode,
lentel,
Euluu lieu iiiliilli
‘iiliiillllil’llilil’lllllilii
[Reduction 69., ‘.‘Would Lei Gar-
‘:._
va
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Paid Its Price ior Disposal
CHICAGO, Oct. l.—t\lzl_vor llnrrism
today rolled a special blotting of tho
‘ council for tonight to determine lump.
Lnlethod of disposing of the city's gur-
lmgc. At midnight the plant of tho
LChloago lieduclion Compuny, which
has tullcn core at the refuse, \‘i‘ilu‘ clos-
ed. {allowing the ignoring of tho mu:
: puny's ultimatum served yesterday or
toll city olllciulu, that unless it “”43
paid $492,000 in cash .by .12, o'clock.
"we' will let the gurhuge rot in Lilli-
; cago‘u nllcyn." ‘
) hundred tons of gnruuge accumulating
duily in Chicago, many uldernlen as~
sorted tolluy tlldt the city would bu
f justified in examining its; police power
and sclzo the plant. A neitiemout
good deal of lilnu zllld (“BENIN tellilu;
how their party was oriulunterl and
how ih'c uelootiou ol‘ candidates cuulo
Why i won thus lruuiud i do not;
ions mini-oboe which oxcitell- tho more ‘
1our and envy oi the laminar. "The!
m not mooted by a monolith! bite
our will grime a lam loop or ott- 33
out.--» ,, “Mm“...w, . t. H.-. q...-
'l‘llc Citizeuu' putty loudoru upeud ll water from l-nuulu without incurl
dyul-uti'l'y. There in very little
under them without‘uuy ill effects-ll
Coolios. ultur two boom of bur
pouring lit at dog trot. will sill
tllcuiuclvca hill at but ricu with ecu
i,v uny muulicuiiou uuti hurry .oul
uuoihor two houru. A willio ll
would writho with llullumulluu.
polio uocm ublo io ulcnp in any 1
tlou. llutto neon them uioeplnl
the
a block or u brick for a pillow
with tho hot (um nliluluil lull into
WEil'i‘ NOItwnbli. loco. They stand it crumpcd pool
”law—4W...
CHiNAMEN ARE TOUGH.
l‘ecuilur power to reului dluoune la
by clmnllwfr hroult."w(‘hicuuo Ni
ilsylvlin doll in a magazine morn It
'lmb‘sm docu."-~ hirminghnm
,' Mitiw'llow moon
"gulps to my on your mutton
l. Farm-Wily. my door. until lic-
ptetoly tired afifi“~3fldfl.
WW
WW WWW ‘
i‘lll«=
plies oi bricitu or ctnuhe or union, with; .
lion.
longer then we. can and can hoop on
longer umnonotonouu loll uurellpyrdé
Mo;
longer “at "
l with the cmupuny could be mode inter.
i gillcy said.
llllli‘: Au alternatives. the city eun dump
,1)»: the gurimgc in clay uolue. rmmlllurod
uhout. \l'ill thoy hit us know why (became. The rillcl oi the uruiy ullclll- “0'1-
Artlml- C, \vpoolor, who llus been it till ulull points out illut duriuu the l“iillii\\'lill! llu~ notice ol‘ the emu-
l‘uithi‘ul uud illllhl. cliiolmt \vorhur in autumn luuuueuvreu the uoldiern sloop ........... .
on damp ground with n lltilo utiuw
i
5 liege Hot in Alleys” Unless l
gvuluo ot' the plant.
who hastily recalled
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puny,“ yeulorday. Commissioner of Pub-
lic Works MCUallil, requisitioncll every
available scow and garbage wagon and
dumped 1.500 ions of garbage on the
dol‘hr‘s’nt the company's plant before
midnight. it is sold it will take the
plant two days to dispose of it.
The company's not followed the fail-h
ore of appm'lneru honoree upon the
Mayor Harrison
from Canada.
‘where he Was onil vacation. He held
Amused by the menace of seven-
plioid. All physicians “grep llhutyfl health mounclug proocuu. or dcollolw
among the i’biueue uumllpox in a mild loo tho .‘ciuoo by means of some solu‘
a pleating with his cabinet, which
lasted into the early hours of the
morning. when it was decided to call
a . council moctiug.
A TRADE COURTESY.
A ccrtuin mayor of a well known
cit; \i’lls walking down tho SUV"?! it
New iwuhs. sin":- when he perceived
putt ulwud of him. an ncqunintitnco
whose llnlullo-rvlliei “its sticking out
of his pocket, Soloed with a brilliant
idow the mayor quil'heued his pure
uud so ppiuu up just behind his i‘rimui
withdrew the liuluikm'ollief altogether
«without the owner help: in the lmlsl
uh'liro of Mull hull lulu-u blunt),
lip up jun ulloul lo :uidiws him
and cull ulr: intention to uhui. ho hull
dollo. whim ll. l'l-ll ll 'le on his; arm
and bull lili‘iil'll! he ullili‘i‘ooll-li zl llllioi.
Ki‘illil'liilill;)' ili‘l'l‘i‘ll, will: llilill'lli‘li in
lbo iunyor hid uwu istll‘uu. lmulillnl'r’lirf
:ilili lmvb. ill-Mull,
ill-ion loll’lill liwliu vfl :lmllwurulmiw
"l bole, your pzmlou. l liloill'l how
:you worn our. oi uh'h I‘u'louns
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had been cum.‘ cording to Professor [3. A. lions. For" "Dahlia ielhl mu limit Ill u grout vorl ‘
in o” mllurofi.‘ i ability.
“‘9 "Yell. i don't know or our mun:
iweuhout three-mom full to MW 09‘ ‘who enjoys; mum“; (in: picture i a
hill!
'Nuiuioe)’.
To the Voters oi the
Second District:
Your diluillkm in called to tho l‘ltilliilml or lib."
luuuuuudiuu. betwmn tho Republican liiltl i‘ioumcruiiv portion. in rol-
mourn to the electric light and moor vi‘ollllllioulrnll‘u‘d.
l‘ndcr this ugrormoot, it into uiwmu boon cuuiomurl‘ l‘or lilo iimlp
ocrulo io’ uoluluuio two eioctrlo light commiuuiouoru,
pllhliconll one. and for the Republicans. to noiuluuio two water colu-
‘mlnoiouore und die Liomcoruiu one.
how.» never born the "toothed“ of politicu. but inch on lluum, cool»
minim have been aluminum: or their luminous“ mu] cmmullvo
M the tenant Domoomlic closeup, (flirtation Swarm Mia nominated
tut Dietrici Comuumlwer. and Jain: ll, lipalicor and Frederick Hunk-
meiorm nominated nu‘liilootylo Light Commiuionerd.
”Mm W . * i . in the lhmi misc up ot‘ihu ltouublicllu lichen. for this gigolo,
~..;;3.;:l.l:.f‘fulfill”; i in rmwmwrubunii‘" ““ '
fifty, so you’ll Juht‘imvoto on "a: W w“ thin western violated"? .
' .. ‘W i I; you”. you believe in ileum-obit cooling“ ‘ ' « .
f " hi hit nitrite-Ii, “out you to veto 2m (Kristian divert: no Dill“
trial MW. lino John it. mm
pfifiitoofinl‘iti Wfllflm eocoltoolmncr.
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mid thl‘i lie»
in ‘llllll kuy. ihceu romllliuuiolli‘i
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