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Wormsfloiwuisiousl’ucrjsh-
noes udless or Swine ;
AEilv mnlxlli 1 old
5 Doers if)“ N15
1 Exact Copy‘oi Wrapper.
ihe Kind You» have
1 inc
1 alone. including it nut
" toWu's present financial solidi con.
trusted with that or other cit t the
county; the need of on mama
return in {pubi'Ament and lower six
and Ministry throughout thEo new
city.
General Russell Frost was given a
cheer when he rose to speak, There
was not a mat dssi new in his re-
marks but the gathering listened st-
tentively and applause oecasionslly ill-
terriipted the speaker. ,‘i‘he Peoples,
Party was given its ususl scorinxsnd
the Sentinel was not phased unnotic.
ed. The duties and responsibilities 0:.
the new mayor were Igone’ into at
length and the speaker concluded with
a declaration that if elected he would
serve the city to the best of his abil-
. lty '
Always Bought 1 1-
PeopIO's Meeting,
The second demonstrution for Dr.
Burnell and the people's ticket was a
decided success and indications are
that the sweep of the first word and
district by General Frost will not be
as grout us anticipated, Cheers tor
the head of the Peoples' ticket end
ministrption which would brill: about '
other candidates were lusty and show.’
slush
public hart-liar.
thew ilmllllh1mmm1 fill one uses E"
is as hinafliiiadrnsiftiis in the otherg sud
m M railroads «nor their emu
W timothy: “ rim to 0111661 to
ob, regulation ed up interlerence
til illeir ripodoin _ ’
lbusiness oi: mnsportstlon, it thereby
places itself in a. public calling in
which it is rightfully subject to public ‘
restitution, and the some is true or is»
her
‘ "The failure of your organisation to
woollen that its members are engaged
his while calling isiurther evident:
.ed by the fact that it hsssesn lit to
take stvoto’ upon the strike before the
completion of negotiations with the
cainpsuy, and, therefore, before either
the members or the organization or
the public, which is really a party to
the controversy, are in a position to,
know fully the facts in the case and
the proper course to pursue. There is
great need that some means shall be
provided by which a question like this
which aileots the welfare of every
man, womiur and child in New Eris.
lurid, shall not be determined by u
pflvlto organisation of the facts
' Looks Like intimidation.
“When capital is invested in the 1
ll 8
for first
Thirty Years
'flII “MAUI contour. ICU m. 1-3V»
'. oi the party And the principles for gnnlzntlon are employed would sub-
Illl. BilllllELL SPEAKS II
opposite side er. the street. Dr. J. G.
Gregory was presiding ciiicer and
ed a good following in the first ward.1 “Taking a Vote’ open the strike in‘
The parade was as large as expected advance of the conclnliion of negotia-
and the meeting in front or the hotel tlons seems to indicate a desire to
was attended by nearly two hundred force a settlement by intimidation.
interested voters. .rether than by tree and open discus
Attorney Joseph T. Linxweller open- lsiou oil the merits of. the case. .. 1
ed the meeting with a talk in behalf. ‘l-tYonr letter further assumes that
Of the Peeple’s party and its candi— public regulation of the conditions no-
dates Ho outlined the organization der which the members or your or
which it stood High tributes ware ioct- them to the control of the rail.
' paid Dr Burnell, candidate for mayor roads and involve disregard of their
and the other nominees riznts
Dr. William B. Burnell, first wardi "Such an assumption is quite as
Vicepresideut of the Burneli club, unwarranted as would be the similar
spoke in favor of the party and its “Bummlon 111st WWC Will-1‘01 M the
candidates and commended the open capital invested in the transportation
opened the meeting with a few words
of approval (or the citizens move.
llflllWILK
lsbout making up their ticket on com-
1.2mm“ "'1' from llrli. page.)
meat j pared with the tactics oi other politi-
, Dr Thomas F Clone was the firstE cal organizations Dr ‘3“me ‘5‘
Emily W818 finished by Wheeler and speaker introduced. The Citizens‘ ‘clared that an “mom? and foillcient
Wllsons band of Bridgeport After party was endorsed and the voters administration of city an!“ "0‘.“1‘
Es parade through the business section were urged to cast their ballots
of Norwnlk. the iollowers of the Peo- straight for their own respective
pic's party hssembled in front of the parties it they were democcrsis or
Norwalk hotel to listen to the ad- republicans and it not, to vote: the
dresses. The Coast Artillery band of Citizens’ ticket. The history or the?
dirtdgeport, Court Nsrruk Fife and consolidation light was gone into. by»
-—v—-—-.
dids tee and nr‘g’ed the voters to out
their ballots for the People’s tickets-t.
on Monday :7:
People's candidate for tine board of
imsnner ln which the people had none Mustry involves disrezard to the
follow the election of the People's can- ‘
'Drum Corps and Reseller Drum Corps
were in line and made things lively
The 11de of the people‘s party
lighted their line of. march by red
fire which was burned aplenty.
, Citluna' Meeting
2 lhe tally of the Citizens was pre
coded by a bend concert which started
at 7 o’clock. By the time the speak-
ing started at 8 oclock there was a
good gathering in front of the hand
stand sud along the sidewniks on the
the speaker. Dr Clone stated that “new“ made a “19"?" address "l
the men behind the Citinéns‘.‘
were mostly those who had» worked the fusion party in declaring that it
hard for consolidation and were try “a “‘9 only organivetlon fit to W
Iing by the ornnlzation of the non- Etrusted With the mannkement 0‘ “‘9
partisan ticket made up of the best!“w city Mt Switch! ”99““ to
men that could be secured to give the the voters not ‘0 9° filed EW
new city an administration to which iclnims and attacks but 9° 00W“ the
it was entitled Welfare of the city and vote for the
H0“ E_ J. Hill spoke for some peoples candidates
twenty minutes, during which time 1101 Dr Francis .EBurnell was wells-e-
"I s. I .
I'I a to o I :,l l'li :io'y‘." . *9'?';“’:":‘K"l"'.‘;.
'oVofi‘c?
BUGS—~—
Axminsters
Tapestry Brussels
Wool. Fibre
if}; (lrex Rugs
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7'?
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‘ 'o‘t'u’a:o:-‘n‘c’a’-‘-‘a‘-
he tau-3 nut-wk“.
Jpn" i,1.9v
autumn approaches there's
Wildcats.
alag user.
“.1 o,‘ i:l_a,t;q,o,l.tvg"‘y.'_n ‘ , _
nous.
Floor Covering
Shades to order a specialty
A. Dickerman 81 Son.
1 score seamen. nous,
we own 3. mo H. ounsu resolute sum-e.
Petticoats
No miter vii-t style is in vogue. Petticoats ere ai-
rways WAan, some times more then others. but so
beautiful Mainline surminitheeiioriw
uytcpbinlltheiuliloubieshadniflmmdm
Almonleltyothisrmis-dmm
' mm It.
was more than encouraging,
i Peeplelo In South Norwalk.
‘1‘
a. ................ J r a
.I ............... Inn-J. . I
suing the uir was rent with the shouts;
1' j of the thousand people who but! gath-
~ - ered to hear what the physician would-:-
232'. have to any. His talk was upon seat
ersl topics, but he stated that 'bifl
Appointments in the event of his also
ticn would be made in all sincerity and
to those whom he honestly believed
will be competent men, regardless of
party or creed There was great shoots
in; and the Coast Artillery Bend mode
a decided hit. .~
As soon as the drum corps from
Norwelk arrived the parade was form“
ed and with red and green fire and
' Roman candles. the five hundred men
.1. in double line marched up West uvo
:3: one into Norwalir .-
Citizena' At Bridge. E.
The speakers for the Citizens Berti!
gathered with a few people at the
-_; I corner of Washington and E Water
: 4 streets and with red are biasing gave
the sympsthizers 11 little talk each.
This‘purty also went to Norwuik litter.
toss mum 1111111-
um 111111111 than
“mull!” tron mt mod
I‘a’é’of
YARD ENDS
Mnttin‘gs
.Oil .Cloths .
Linoleum,
21*
‘fa‘f-?-Eon-TITOTI
. . LI;-.'I:‘.-l-
m
:1 the assurnption than your organisation
.- is engaged in a private calling and
.1' that the state or nation will in some
j: way Hume upon the ”this and free-
tske to resolute the conditions of cm-
T' ployiusut.”
Wt W for m E "Th" assumptionsfl the governor
said. “is wholly insdmissauie.” m.
' letter manned:
- "The railroads of tho ‘eountrv or"
.- sown“ in 11 public chilies and are
' tum. molest to public ventilation.
The semis trite at the cm
' . the room, and your moment
mime-1m control
“When your «contention adopts a
~ 1
Ryan Co.
time i
-_ dam of your members if they under»,
‘eonrse otastioa which would m.
rights of capital Both labor and cap-
ital have rights which must be re
spotted in any plan of tovernmental 1
radiation
Adequate Remedies Promo
s.
STAMFORDE
1130 you attach any importance to
having fresh air to breathe?
Did you ever think -how the
fresh [air is supplied to houses by-
steam or hot water heating? 1
It isn't supplied at all, except
where indirect heating. is used; and
that form is too expensive for any
but the wealthy, and very? in"
use it.
Houses heated by Stamford Fur-
naces have an abundant supply 0‘
fresh air brought in shell tit-W:
STAMFORD FURNACES ARK SOLD BY
Horace R. Nash
Comer North Main and West Streets
ll’llllllill hllhi Slillllll
ltlll’lllhu PM
One Wsmnvlnslsnili Killed am
Tue Inn injured at Nswuwn
Nilll'W'l‘OWN, Oct; 76.;~0‘ne woman
"in reference to this point ll“ olll
your attention to the tact that my
proposal is to provide adequate reme-
idles. inrouxh an impartial tribunal for
flurry is scored Progressive and all griemce’o of mums employeenil
time that thé'mmmonllhe 3N8 “I‘m“-
at the seiner
wenlth undertakes to prohibit strikes
mflylw‘llith be condemned the attitude or .By such legislation the interests of the1
employees will be carefully guarded.
at the same time: that means are pro
video to casino due consideration of
Newldfflllib «public: “.1 ,:
. M‘YW MW élul‘ that 810
rule of “storey is the real issue be»
tween your ortnnlntion and the New
rot-1i New new it rumors rhiL
rind. rit does not, however, present
took a recess while the parade or the E ”Md and “We 9' “Elm“ Wm W ”W ”WWW“ m m" d "‘8'
.2! c “-5—!“ ~_“_______‘_.-..-.-—--.-‘-. i583"! He was applauded mum times Mia.- nndsvill not churn. the attitude‘
1 .., __. l". ' , “ ' ‘ 1 Eli“ the demonstration in his mver‘ui‘ say rah-minded man. Upon that?
' ' ' .-. '3. “nutritionists; '
point i can only repeat that a strike
lundorihken upon the issue will alien-E
When Dr. Burnell appeared in MM. ate the sympathy of the public end the 300m“!
hackemo Hotel square on saturday a1. “compel this commonwealth to adopt:
humble measures (or the protection of
its 611,159.19.” ,, h :1
’i‘no letter was addressed to L. C
,Grlilliu assistant mud chief broth
Lei-hood oi locomotive «insincere. and
P P Meltdown. vice-prolldent,=
brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
and Enginemen’ at New Haven Conn.
5 ”five-..“
l canteens STOP 14211;.
i use young awn cruisina from so
In... ltiver, on the Connecticut, stoo-
bed at Wilson a Point yesterday sitar-
neon for water They have n twenty-
five feet launch with an M. Lflisnua
engine therein, and plan to reach Flier-
lih. end the limit 0! Mexico by the
Quiche of the winter. Their pluses
could not be learned. They filled the
outer csalin and set nib split! up the
Sound
summers _Wll.E.l.. perv INJUNC
. .. TION O'F GOURT.
SEATTLE. was. (let. 6.--Jl‘ho
flute orebutive committee of the so-
ciniiat Petty has decided to violate
the injunction of Juan Humpnnes.
forbidding speaking on PlkoWestialte
3W They have sppolntod a mu
‘aser to huddle the competes. end ap-
proprhited money to carry it on. it
is stated that severei mention 110qu
be held in the forbidden aqusro next
Tuesday night.
71110 mi FLYING leer.
Elmer and Wit Wen end
Charm ll. predict. oi Benin Nor-well:
"to fortunes» in seem Willi“
Thaw sud stove We in their
thin but“ they passed the Nor
wall: intends on the trip from Now-
poit to New York, which was ended
’11: contour yesterday. They noted
(hot the boot was traveling with
Minced .1111 with sweet also.
DAKMM
Kin Core. sum of. I meet
street. Nor-well: and. tastes 0th.. of
Marion, mumridmt incite!“
'severely injured this morning, when
‘are: ilsnnc Hewss, oi Millard.
was instantly killed and two men ware
their automobile, running at a speed es
ilmated as close to a mile a minute
struck n telephone pole at 11 turn in
cnreened over- 11‘
stone wall and was wrecked about a
mile south of Stepney Village. 1
The dead woman was Miss Elms
Beet a stenogrnpher, of Bridgeport.
twentyvthreo years old The injured
and
Charles Melvin or files? ‘iirltaln
Basics is braided shout the shoulders
and is believed to be suffering from in. 5 , -
tens! injuries. Kerwin is badly but -
about the mend sud taco. A fourth
‘member at the party, Miss May Best.
sister of the dead woman escaped
was driving the car, has been ordered
under arrest pending investigation of
The two young women
striving for about two weeks at a lo
idol hotel and the men came up for an 1
over Sunday visit. This morning they
htertod in the eutolio‘r the young wo- ~ 1
men's home in Bridgepoi-t. Residents
along in astute highway say that the :
machine was running at high speed as -
it hsd passed through Stepney About,
'8 mile south of the village there is a «
:turn in the road which is considered .-
an easy one to make at ordinary -
s.peed The car, it is said was gains ,
so fast that’tho driver could not make
ihe'turn and the mchine shot from
the highway. The car struck the
twelve-inch pills on the of! side, break-
ing it oi! as it slid by toward a stone .
wall.‘ Topping the wall the machine
stood for a moment on end, hurling
the occupants out to the ground end ‘
then settled back on its wheels Miss
Elma Best landed on a rouli, and her
forehead was «usher! in. The forward '
port of the car was wrecked.
l Msrwin and Miss May «Best were
brouht book here in another machine
and returned to the hotel. Howes‘
condition was such that he was so
moved to at nearby house. iinwes ms
that a hunting tire caused the 11ch
dent,
i "BOOM. Joey PANEL.
l Judge lined issued on order last
pool: for thocoll or a specisl outta
My moi of is for next Thursday.
it is mind that some one of the
my murder cases will be token up.
it is possible that Joseph Buonomo,
who killed his wife in titratiord. on
www.mfecotheiuryi‘orthe
neutrino. liens found entity on
Marat trial. but the Superior court
gave hired new trial.
m
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There-woe a very pleasant reunions
at turnouts! Kr. and an.
3.11%“ liquefaction.
My afternoon and a into auto 1
our of the artists of the
Enrollments i357
A Season of “Beau Brocades”
This year, the dress returns to favor, and the. woman-
of modest wardrobe Will not find herself confined to 0111:
tnilopctl gown with the rcqumcd number of Si‘paidti“
wallets for Occasion. Needle 55 to say the dress, in one
piece, is ‘very convenient, and becoming to everyone.
Anticipating the fact that the finer qualities and light~
c1 weights of woolcns will be in demand. thcrch as been
provided a larger stock of Wool, and Silk and W 0111
Dress Goods, than we have shown for a number of sea—
sons."1wo are specified hero, and we only wish that sum-
. plcs could be printed along with this to show ti‘thllC and
coloring.
No. I. A Silk and Wool novelty of the C i‘t‘pii family
woe] ground with a design th readcd with silk. In wisiu—
ri.1,11avy blnc,king's blue, Delft tango and taupe; 41
inches wide $1. 50 a yard. 1
’ No. 2. Art All-wool Brocade, a sort of damask wcnvc
.w—gaw
liicliis exceedingly stylish, and this could he 115ml
combination with plsin goods of the same shade
liogariy, brown, navy blue (0pc1111agc11 blue and taupt; 4.1,
inches wide, $i .25 a yard.
To be continued in our next.
in.
In 111:1—
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Colored Dress Gods Section.
made with
$14.00, $15.00, $1 8. co and $28. 00.
Hill].
The Little Dancing Frocks
Chiffon and Crepe Tunics, some plain, some covered
with Spangled beadwork and
dainty gowns of platted Net and Shadow Lace with little
Dresden wreaths and garlands
Also
Second Floor.
Green Stockings
111.111.5111.- lislc or with silk boot,
’Alll silk, good quality,
A Group of Oriental Rugs”
50 dis.
$1.00
with a severe snaking up. HeweI, who 1'
had been \
«mum MUMALE VflTII-r
Kamaracks, Beloochistans in medium sizes
at especially low prices.
Ridiculous in small sizes,
$7 00 .
Carpet Store, fiirst floor.
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Meltasch Garment
Somethiup1 littlewn' 1
Means that our large stuck oi Suits, Coats, Skirts Petticoats
Shirl, Waists, Sweaters, Hosiery, etc. is a well selected variety of
most exclusive styles giving the desired individuality that every
woman admires
' Our CHILDREN’S
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DRESSES ere especially attractive and ‘sex
viceeble for school and afternoon wear. These range in prices
from 93c up
We havesaplendid assortment of chic models in dresses fox
street'nnd evening wear. The most popular approved and fashion—
able materlsla
' Especially good values may be found among these prices rung-
ins from 84.9 8 up
A number of fancy end p‘oiu Lingerie Waists will be on sale
E commencing Monday It the astonishing prices of ..........
We carry the famous “ELSlE”. nose
melt Silk Piece in all colors ....................... 25c and E491:
All Sill! Rose in black, white and his ......................
M. MeltaSCli 81 Son
no W Strut. South Norwallr, Conn.
mien, are Atlantic Street. Stamford. Conn.
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0 [till SitilllS @
20 Its. Granulated Sugar ”Moo
Momma-y Butter, a pound. ...... . 350
Pullout What, a pkpa. for ..... . ..... . ..... . ............. .251:
2511
Corn Flakes, 6 pkgmvor
The Great AE&P Tea company
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MIlvarI-o Ii.) a. in. on 2:50 a n1 Ira. Delivery.
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