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ESTABLISHED 1870
Into:
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 4, 1918
WEATHER FORECAST.
. Cloudy Tonight; Sunday Fair.
hi i APP
NBRiliii BASE
Bridge Construction Committeel
at Meeting Held Last Even-
ing, So Decides
intuit iisnunin
__iii__i_lii APPiii
Committee Dissatisfied With'
Assessment of Conn. Co.
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'l‘hc '\\’ashingtou strcct bridge coin~
tin: Town court room. Rev. A.
[iliiiiiiiiii iiiR Elli
Robert C. Mitchell the Candidate
Mitchell, is a candidate for election
as collector of taxes and necessments
tor the new city. He is a native of
Norwnlk, has always made his home
here, and has
with the other residents, thousands of
whom have business during the year
at the tax collector‘s olllce.
member of the Knob Club, the Nor-
walk Yacht Club, the, lioiiei‘olent and
Protective Order of Elks, Unt‘us Tribe
of Red Men, 01d Well Hook and laid
dcr Company, Sherman Council, Wash.
lugtcn Camp, l’, C. Lounsbury Lodge.
and is a. director of the South Nor»
walk Public Library.
cars, and during; that. period has paid
ovcr to tho pres-cut town
initicc hold a meeting. last owning, in, William A. t‘urtin, hundreds or thou»
Liam] of dollars.
iii illiiiiiiiiiR
oi the Peoples’ and Pro-
gressive Parties
The town tax collector, Robert G.
a wide sequoiiitance
He lea
bccii
ii \‘P
He has
own tax collector for the post
i rc'asarcr.
At present hc. is on“
iinirii prcnided and all nicmiicrs wcsotgnncd in collccting ilic l:irgc.:1 lax
presciii. 'i‘hcre was a illscii::»zioii (illit‘vt‘l‘ raiscii iii any one your by tho,
lib“ finding 01' ”10 i‘lliiiit? l'tilitics C0111: town. and it would appcar to ho a wisp
iiiin‘h‘itlll as: printed iii The Scntincl,‘policy to have him finish this work.
:ll"'vit‘i'ti€i,\'. and it was decided to take. He will have tiic {lauis‘igtnt'i‘ oi' \ilsSA
an itiiiii‘fli to the iiupcrior court. Atftilivc t‘oic, thc lii't'ai'ui cinch-hi nmil
torncy .‘iohii .i. Walsh has instrui'tctl tliiiiiginig (dork. i
to pi'cporc the appeal. The rosidcnt; Ah" )iiivhpli's mtmc nppcars in tho:
i‘litlillt't'I‘. Ml‘. i’iigitll, ililiiiltit'ti “it? litillliililiitilifi 0f Hm ])|?()l)‘.l,‘h‘ i’lll‘i)‘:
mocting. and thc l’rogrcusivc Party on tho;
—v—.\.~‘k your neighbor uhy hc has: tcl-,
cphoilc ucryico. Soc it you hnrcu‘t‘
at toast sonic of tho saiiics uses i'or it.
Kid-j) in touche—by tolcphooc.
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MISS iiiiii Mill" '
HAVE Piiiii’iiiii
AuthoritieslnvesligatingFinancial'
Condition oi Woman in
Aims House
Miss Catherine llulcy and niece,
who were taken to the Norwalk Aims,
House, Thursday night, by Selectman]
.iohii llovinc, are rcportcd to ho doing“
nicely today. it has developed that,
the investigations conducted by the
authorities show that Alisa llnicy may ,
be possessor] of cousidcrahio iiiorci
property than was at iirst supposed.)
and this matter is being lookcd up. ‘
lliriiii: with. Miss Haley was also,
her ncphcw, lniiiicl Shaw. The lat.-j
icr, it appcars, is nuojcct to sudtli-n
irioicnt attacks or fits, and he hail one
of throw on \\'otlnesdny night. He
«twirl-d to no out in the rain. and iii-as
'ilah-y l‘t'Hll'tlillOti him, and inter hc.
\\'l’lll upstairs, and the next ihc mom-
bcrs of tho l'aiuiiy know was 'i\‘itt'ii
pluuchd from the rmlol, two stories to
tho ground.
olic trio. iii'ttiuoii up and :lppcurcd to
lit,- liiitii)‘ injurcd. Dr, William ll.
Llliirnpit was nummoiwi~ and uttciidcd
ilic mull. 'i‘iip .\‘or\\uih Hospital was
liiit:ti_ Ho ho was l'l‘llltil‘t‘ii to tho Alum
iiourio. \‘cntcrdcy it and found that.
ilt‘
h~~ wan alih‘criui,’ iroiu a l“:o'turcd
skull and might not rm-ori-r. Soloctu,
mun Avtaon iii looking iii‘lcl‘ Shaw's
(iltiiti, and another rchiiirc, i’orvy
tiluiw, arrived from New York city last‘
night, to rice |i(.i\\’ tiic nioniiicris oi‘ tho
ianiily wort- gutting on, unil do what
ho could toward providing; tor their;
comfort.
tREX THEATER TO HAVE LiCENSE
PICTURES
The management of the hex 'l‘hen-
tor, South Noru‘uik, has Just completed,
arrangements for the most extraor/
dinnry daily program of pictures in
the Norwelks. in will include three
reels of Universal and three reels oi
License Films ii day. live his features
a week, and good comedy. Their big
change begins next week.
The max Theater will not only he
the easiest, talent and quietest place,
but it will have tire clearest pictures.
and the bent constituent proumni~-or
ennplsoointtmrm; ~ . 4..
.99!“ Mendy-rmdgeqpnr rewrite.
. w...»....t.ma.w~¢ MW...
binnhct ballot.
vote a siraiaht ticket can do so by",
placing a cross in tho tll't'it‘ at tho toll:
split. other tickets, but vote to retain
Mr. Mitchell in oilicc, must place
\crosn opposite his name, and all other
candidates they wish to vote for, but
should not put the cross in the circle
at the top of any ticket.~-Adr,
BHARiiS BRUWN
Sentinel Employe Meets With
’l‘hosc \rho \iish lot
it ciihcr column. Those who wish to
1|.
Piliiiliili IiiJIJiiiii!
Accident in West Avenue
t‘harion llrown. ol‘ liroad illivcr, one
of the clinical makeup men on The
Sciitiiici. mot with an accidcui in Wont
tll't‘llllt‘, .\'orwnik. yesterday ai‘tcrnoou,;
which iicariy coal hint the sight of;
his right cyc. it is hcllcvcti, 21mm;
howcrci'. that the injury will not rt»,
stilt scriously. |
Air. llrowu is an cuihusiasiic hit-y»;
(‘iist and quite handy with a \rhi-oh
ilc was speeding homcu-ard l’rom work!
ycstcrdny al'icrnoon, about into;
o'clock. when another bicyclist, lip-
prouciilug him from thc uppositc direc-
tion crowdcd llr. iirowu to om: aidei
ol‘ iiic road. i
’i‘hc \\|ii'i‘i is cuiiippcd with a coast»
ci‘ lu'ukc. hut dcupilo all ihc ind could‘
do, lhc biko could not hc stoppcd in>
timi- to avoid striking a cari'iugc,
ntaiidliii: at oiic sitlo oi lhc lt\‘i‘llll|'.‘
in tho crush tho.youni; lllltli \rnu Ht'dl:
epinuiiin iicudlirnt into the bunny. ll",
nusliiinod it cut or about two inclice‘
hum. a portion of it t-xti-udinn iiiiollmj
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NORWALK LIBRARY DIRECTORS}
MEET. ,
'i'hc Iioiird oi’ iliri-ctorn of thc Norm
walk Public Library, llll‘i last cruip'
int: to transact routinc litinincnn. .liciu-
bcrn prom-ht, iir. J. ti, llrcw’ry. Mr. W.
A. (iiirthz, Mr John 'I'. llnyou, Mr, 1‘.
(i, Ilulroui. Mr. ilnlcoui Willi outdo
secretory pro tem, llillH to tho mnouut
of $204.29 proneutod and audited.
Mien l’illuno, Secretary of the Civic
League reported that. the imnnuo has
voted money for the put-idiom of a.
clock and for the care of the blunt“
about the [library which had been
placed there by the league. Secretary
instructed to convey the npprociutitm
and thanks or the Board to the Civic
League
The iihreriun reporbnd for the month
of August books given out 4820. and
ntimdairoe included in the above, 8778.
Theilibrsry was closed during Airguns
Mom" on encounter the painting.
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AGAINST OELRICHS,
STREET BiiililiE BIBS;
~— ' NEW YiHiK, (it'i, ri.r~~~'l‘iio
Tho selectmon opciwd hide. ycaiera‘hmmg fallen out of H", mm. “mm,“
tiny afternoon. for the nppronchcs tot ~
. i‘in, millionaire (Jolene
the rum ntront bridge, in “Milli Nor-i“""""“ “m“ i l i ‘ f
mm, or, p, Foley 5-, pomp“), nub-i iiin lnw student. is th the m in its on o
mltted an estimate, "r 51.650. and ”3“,: throttle singleton that. she had not
let it. ’i‘oomoy put in one of singgjtoid the truth in churning him with
The neloctinea considered both bide mintnbbing “'3’ recently, it WM expect“
be too high and rejected them. 9“ W“ 3‘ representative of "i" die-
trlct attorney's would go before a.
magistrate either today or early non”
week and sets that. the author it“
thrown out or court. The young men.
held in mm ball, was to new hm)
bottom
myote for Dr. Francis 1, ' Burnett,l
the man who han‘mede good by actual
best. He is not a tin soldier.
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. MISSIiiii Bill“
Mrs. Mary Cook. otGloversvilIe,
N. Y. Searches ior Arthur‘
Miller, Formerly Here
Information .‘egarding the where-
abouts of one Arthur Miller, whom it
is sold formerly conducted an oyster
business in ‘South Norwnlk, would be
greatly appreciated by Mrs. Mary
Cook, of Gloversvilie, N. Y., the man’s
mother. She has lost all trace of her
son, as has his brother, George Miller,
also of Gloyersvtlle. N. Y. The Senti-
nel has been asked to assist in locat-
ing the missing man.
, Twenty years ago is ‘the last that
Miller was known to reside here and
at that time it is thought he was en-
gaged in the oyster business. Later it
is helicvcd that he removed to Boston,i
Muss. Mr. Miller married a Boston
woman but after his marriage his tom-E
ily lost all trace ol‘ him. i
, Mrs. Cook, the mother, resides lll‘
Ill
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bill .
Enthusiastic Gathering in City
PLAN FOR RALLY
March Will Form in Mahackemo
illiclgtrczi s-‘trccmtudtlcorgc Miller, the; “it" “PM lit-Hi, evening, at the Cit!
.hroiinr. in Wilson "SH-uni, (HQVQPFVth), iiuil. North Alain stroct, and arrange-
lillii Hit it '
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Hail Last Night Talks Over
Campaign
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Hotel Suqare at 7:30 P. M.
A big meeting; of the Burnell Club
cuts were completed for the parade
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‘and rally to bc licld in Norwalk this
evening. The line of march will form
in Railroad urcuuc, opposite the Hotel
Maliackcnio, at thiti o‘clock, and will
go up North Main street and West ave-
nuc to l’lotcl Norwnih Square, where
anemic»?
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Light Commissioners hiake~
Annual inspection Dur-
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‘placc last night when Light Cominis-E
3 siont‘r John W. Smith, General Super-
iinicfldcut .l. ii. “Winchester, and t‘om-I
imissioncrs iiuukcincicr. ltobius and"
iSpeuccr spent the hctter part’ot the
(larlo'st hours going over the oily
intret-ts tuki‘ig note of the various
‘poiuls coming under their attention.
Itiut ot’ the into odd lights only too
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bt-cn ili‘lilitit'ii i'auuud attic. and other
‘citicn plan to adopt the inciiiotl izt‘iul»
mil). in tho mono way South Norwiilk
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rum .t‘n tiiitii‘ii limit iii tho itit‘t‘i‘, liii'
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! 'l‘he Norwat‘k iorcc, according to tho.
:llilion Snitlln. ontoloynd in ‘
”"mhiltili" (it ”Will “WWW “1 Mil" sort. of an invitation later in the
win ntreot met with a painful nccideiit "mum ”mum“ in any, tor n pollen-
yesterday while at work. (inn of the tuna lg known in he right there on
sharp cutters mind in preparing cloth ,nziti general good health. the copper»
101" the makeup entered the end of hi5 the eating from his outdoor exercise
heft hand forefinger nearly through. delight. in such an affair.
The young men hustled to the onion or i
Dr. William J. Tracey where attend-
ance was given him and the Min re-
duced somewhat. .
SANFORDe—GMITH.
Minis Pauline Smith. at Bethel. and
L. M. Sanford are to he married this
HAnLowesm «rem. ”Mm“ ”1‘ “MW
The Court Laurel :ciueehiiiwm n ‘9 2
and party anal-once statue clubhouse ; Miro» ’M'fihmels i. unwell;
on tlloliowo'en‘~»nl¢ht.-l; Wathowm moistened» wmm.m~by.mnol
‘vi'f.
SI] 4'. . . . . . . . t . , .
" nurseries in thirteen-rinse ,
fleeing thermometer i housemate.» linen hotshot n tin soldier.
“W ntternobn in the home or the bride.
”‘1‘" “"0" “WWW“ Miss smith n miltlmown in m am.
You win that MGWDS‘MW in the‘ erotica and hos-lime hehwlrteneilfl
“timid sanitary» u mall-anon “iii in 'Weetport’torvnererolvdnn. "Mr.-
ileum.” flor'm.m..~ So. thirtieth. no em: aurora itillteelde low
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M’l‘he annual inspection of the streeJBepm‘t iii Commissioners ill haw”.
Submitted Monday Shows That
cal connuiwioncrs which will be sub-
initicd at iiic linai regular meeting of
the South Norwalk (‘in Council
Monday c\'t‘ilill‘.:, will show that the
in: lii'ioiwl‘ iiil’l, tutti,
mop:
E i‘rcc ll‘t‘iil dctc to 1..i- I‘ht- oi Hoiltit
Norwuiii. in»! tip i!-«, iiinship in about.
to iwt'iiilit' niimi‘u-d in iiil’ now City
‘1 1p» iltt'iiliii‘i'ls of tho South .‘k‘oru‘aiit oi \Ui‘ll‘lliit
percent extent, from the actual Mir-e.
PM” '. ‘mmu RM! ii“ «;
((‘ontinucd on Eleventh Page.)
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Institution is Clear
The rcport ot‘ the Board of Mead-”A ..;.
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t‘ity ot‘ South Noru‘aik. t'onn.
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t L "'mnil incaiidcsccnt it his were out. .
i l i. > I ‘b g dcbi of thc t‘it‘t‘ll‘lt‘ plant has been ll- t
51:. it: . [,3 rand last night was considerably bud quiti'ilcd »‘-
My 'i qt 9 “K. ,i’or the systt-m because oi" the high .‘ ' ,' . '
H t \i 5 wind , 'lhc lotion-tug is a rcszilt of the ra-
l l. t ' , _ . . port:
3‘ ‘ E The coiilinissioucrs paid especial
iii . ,, ()ctoiicr .‘i, liilll.
. N = ,4. attention to the clicri the new llnht- '. . . x
H, l. ‘ “ 'lo ills Honor thc Muyor and the lion-
l " - .lui: six-limo has and, and wcrc, cuthu- ‘ ~ g
I ,5 ornhlc lloard oi t‘oiiuciiincu of the
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i” i, rcccired iln- highest commcnduiiwi ' , . .
t - . . . _, _ , lrclnmuary in nor annual rcport,
, i i,- tor illb your oi cudcaior Ill thi.~ ditch _‘ ‘ . .
’ii "i“ i' ii iii )iill "o «its linhtini. his h”. H‘“ 1‘ ‘T. iI-‘Hil l‘mr oi lilo t‘ti)’
it o . s i . ‘.‘ ‘ ,' ,' ' i. , _ .
.‘ ; i i. ' i of booth \oru'aik Ficctric “orbit, cud.
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the
icumrc oi rcportlun in your Honor-
bln llonrd that tho surpi is purulntza
i' till»: dcnuriupaui, our. nviiilablc, are
“1‘ hurt»
with twin to par tho lion! Valance illic-
wat‘)‘ to iiiltiititlic iliw “it”;
in lilo piull, liz‘f.
boost—
il‘ii ring: it
.\ i‘m‘itl‘ti it r with}; this it
iiiiwiis oi tho monitor wily may (uni, it
mm. iloizrcc ol‘ pi‘itic.
'l‘bc totimini: itulcuwui shown the»
‘ i~ilit'ii!,! tho iifilitii'x oi .loioi ti‘.~«‘iiiii\.ii‘<, ”nuptial Houdini: of tho Wit-rifle
‘A gi'i.pi‘iv‘ioi' iii iiii‘ i'lli'iliii litill‘d‘. “'3‘” Worlm iii iliiu iioii-I
’ on 'i‘Ituriulu). t'lllt‘i‘iliiiit’il liltiii lli hie TM,” blunt iii‘n"~*lililtixl. ””1”“in It
/7 I D 17.1,“ 0‘ 1 i‘i‘fil'ii. ‘l'iw it out tiiiliii‘i‘ iiuii hip I'iWi tho ioiul immiml l’iiubt oi “with” in. I?
3 could iti"‘iilll‘l‘ liar MW“ ‘1‘“ WW” round lliliiiiil‘i‘f-. thumbnail“ .
PEOPLE. BY THE PEO- ”W". \“W tliii‘n‘ml ”1" iii‘“"“"‘ i" l’niil up liiriwiuwiii, from aurpliin
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ioiin t'lll‘ivi‘oii iiy iumla in-niiubini in
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