‘ .. log.
3: atom. ..
”BURGLA his"
Ii wry common In around this
Whitby. Would it 111’. be well to call
u up on the Mood and protect your
(he and valuable» against this dan-
k, by placing a Burglary policy
not us and let on relmbufle you tor
... mu. :vfl‘elophono 1280.
TAYLOR .81 GOLDEN
1“ IMO w-Ihlngton strut,
E:
loath Nam-ill. Court.
All mull nt' insurance.
Public stenograpner.
c
IRcad about the bags at Road‘s.
The monthly meeting oi‘ Louise
Lodge, I). ()I' 11., will be held tonight,
Court it‘rnncos, No. ll. 0, it}. S will
hold a semi-monthly meeting tonight.
The cellular nicotiut,r ot' (Iphir t‘hnp-
her, No. 5'2, 0. l1), 8.. will be held this
evening.
Miss Margaret .Iohitlston. of 'South
Norwalk. in spending the day in New
York city.
The monthly meeting of
Finishcls' Association will
this evening.
the. lint
bo heltl
The weeklyuu'dycr inoctings oi the
various Nbrwnl‘fi churches will be
held tomorrow evening.
[Flannelutte garments at .\'. F}. Ry-
an Company's. See adv.
ilanncr ‘(Iotmcih No. 3i. Daughters
of Liberty. will hold a semi-monthly
meeting tomorrow evening.
South Norwaik Lodge, No. 7119, ll.
P. 0, Fl, will hold a semi-monthly
business meeting this evening.
The ‘Weokly meeting of Olive
1 Branch Lodge. No. it), Knights of Py-
thlas, will be held tomorrow night.
Old Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A.
~. tilt. conferred the Fellowcrai’t degree"
at a stated communication inst even-
I .
f ’ fi-.......,.
'M. Gutkowsky advises you not. to he
hastygin selecting your furniture. Look.
over their line of line furniture before
bumhasitlg.
tiluller Lodge, No. 97, l, (I. (I. l-‘.,
will hold a weekly meeting this eve—
ning. There will be a social time with
relreshuwnts following the regular
business, ._
if you have any teeth to be extract-
ed in. 'Mntlery's adv. will interest you.
H. it). ,l‘lanu and E, Parmiey, .112,
have organized it real estate llrm
which has been accepted as u corpora-
tion or the State. The capital stock
of the company In $10,000. of which
$2.000 has been paid in.
(lithium .l.. Harry t‘Ibson. oi‘ South
Norwulk. took l'rauk Taylor to!
illlduopmt jail H‘bit‘lll 1v lie also
acrolnpnaicd It‘clix Mcsluuku, who was
bound tut-r to the Duct-tuber Am 111 of
tho Supmior Court on the margins at
abandonment.
RAIN PREVENTB FIRST
or CHICAGO SERIES:
Oct.
(IIIII‘MIO, Sm “(Illctltzo of tho
(‘hlcutto Americans took a lump you-l
turdtty with tho postponetuunt. of tho
that 11111111» of thc (Ily chmuplonshtp‘
News that. l’itt'ltcl' ICtl Walsh
would tut able to tnltc part. in the sc-
rim was t’ollouctl by Hittictttenlu that
Sichuitn, thc Nutlonal‘u stunulnu out
tloldcr, would not tuna part. ’I‘Itou-
hands or persona were dlsummlnlcd
yesicrtlny whcu ruin t‘cll tuli'ti cuouizh
to flood the What Hide grounds.
mam—......“ Human... .. ......-,
COLUMBIA OFFERS COURSE. TO
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL.
...... «.
Columnist University will ochr In
the Norwutk High School a course of
instruction which will count toward
the dogma. of .13. S. in Education for
matriculated students, and will be
open to all unlined students, both men
not In».
hand women. without entrance exami-
nations.
The course will begin on
Wednesday. October 8, 1913.
Students may consult ire T Chen-
mnn. superintendent ol cahoots, Nor,-
wailt, Conn. Further interdiction ally
...
1 we .w .. ...—... ...... WM tub-vat...”
. v
be obtained by mamslui the neural
W
WI
.5. E Iii}.
They-can’t be
anything elsé.
but “(1000 to
18
1'3
Every Blue Ribbon Egg
weighed and “looked-
imp” (candied) as if the
Blue Ribbon re utation
depended Upon t at par-k
tiCular egg.
are exclusive.
farmers are good enough
to be Blue Ribbon Eggs.
We guarantee every egg
and in order to do this we
must know that they are
clean, full, rich and appe-
tizing. Pouch a Blue Rib-
bon Egg tomorrowmorn- >
in g and test our money-back
guarantee.
Buy Blue Ribbon Eggs
At Your Dealer’ 5 Today 3
selected, inspected,
Not one in
that come from the
1
t
Make sure the seal i
on the carton is un- t
bro/ten.
Dillon 6': Douglass
I
g
NOV! Hlvun “Noni l
Springfield ‘
Mane. Wont-tor l
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IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIS
III WEI BIIIIIIIII
Eighty-threellllaioriiy Given tor
Licensa in That Town
Gone Republican and "wet,” Darien
Monday reelected Commodore ‘Wii‘
liunl Brnuncrsreuther to the first so-
lectmnn’s chair by 11 vote of 299-9ve
plurality over Van llensseluer l’oolcy.
the Democratic candidate, who receiv-
ed 294 votes. The contest was a close
one, the Republicans winning by the
assistance of the Progressive vote and
the split tickets. William Dugdale Is
second selecttnan by a vote of 310, and
l’ooley, the Democratic nominee for
”Mill‘sclectmun is third solectmun with
a. vote of 294.
““The liquor license question. which
has brought Into battle the most prom-
inent men of the town. and much well-
knowu out-ot-town aid. was finally
thrashed out at the polls, resulting in
a “wet" vote of 348 and a “dry" vote
of 205, giving the liquor license a ma-
jority of Sit votes. a large increase
over the vote last year. when license
. won by only 26 votes. the figures then
being: "\I’ct," i397; “dry." 27!. 0.11 the
license ballot, iiiil votes were cast.
Lost. your saw the renewal of the ll‘
cease ballot in Durien which had not
Ibeen voted upon for over 20 years.
IOnIy once, in 1890, has llurlcn been
The constitutional amendment hul-
lot brought 117, votes, 04 being for and
53 against the amendment. The In-
dies showed their interest III casting
4.3 votcs on the school committeeI iivo
of which wclc thlouu out as Improp-
ct'ly marked. The straight tickets vot-
(itlwmc: l)on1ocratic.ltI; Republican,
;:l' ogrcssivo, 17: split, 1. Miss ties-
:Io M. “cod t‘ccolvcd 37 votcs; Mrs.
1.. it. ilczluhuw, 27, and Dr. (i. ii. Nox»
on, 10. ‘Iilus chd'n unmo appeared
on all ballots: Mm. ilmlshaw'n on tho
llcutoclutlc 11nd I‘l'oulcsslvc; 131'. Nox
on u on the Republican.
M .t 11.111.11cmt5 300 totes bud boon
lcast, mostly by Illilllt‘ whose buntttttus
1c 11llc1| thcnt auuy- tor the day. At
noon, mm 1.0 wast cunt, and at i p.
111.. 1111 hour before the boothn cloned.
(“ht votcn tutti uono i11.’l‘ho totttl 1111111-
hcr cont Wan 13:111. of which 47 Word
thrown out as improporly or Illegally
There are 7138 registered vot-
nlnl'kcd.
Extra
Fancy
1T 1871
Smoked Shoulders
Full Cream Cheese Pound 200
Eggs .1... 310
East IndiaTea Co
126 Walthmuton Street
4*
era in the town. This is the largest.
lecord 111‘ votes polled l1cre.Last ,vcar'
(323 \otcs were Cllliigby the voters. l‘hcl
split in the Republican party which oc ‘.
turred this year would have resulted
disastrously for the G. 0. l’., had they
not had the support of the Progressive1
ticket. A large proportion oi the Re-I
pubiican voters voted the Democraticf
ticket, the first selectmuzlshlp being a
tough bone or contention. On the oth-
er hand. many of the Democratic vo-
ters were in‘ favor of the Republican
candidate for that office. By straight
tickets. the Democratic ballot received
250 votes; the Republican. 219; the
Progressive. 2!). and the split ballots.
amounted to 88. The light was a hot
one 0:1 all sides, and the bio-License
league especially made tremendous
exertions to win. it seemed a general
opinion that they would carry the day
until the very end.
The first selectlnanship was the
most exciting issue, and interest was
at a lover-lull pitch 'when the count was
nearing completion. and it was seen
that the commodore and Mr. Pooley.
were tying each other for the place
Pandemonium broke loose when the
final return gave the waiting crowd
within and without the Town Hall. the
intelligence that Mr. Groanersreuther
was reelected by a majority of 5 votes.
The struggle between William Dug~
dale. Hop. and E. '1‘. Rates. Dem, sec-
ond selectmnn, resulted in a majority
of 36 votes for llugdnle. be receiving
310, and Bates. 274. «On the school
committee. Miss Bessie Wood receiv-
ed 278 Democratic ballots, 270 Republi-
can and 3! Progressive; Mrs. A. ll.
licnshaw received till-l Democratic and
33 Progressive ballots. and Dr. G. ii.
Noxon. 2th Republican ballots. Add.
i111: thc. ludics' votes to this. we have.
Mm. llohshuw, 344 votes; Miss Weed
(I10 votes, and in. Noxou, 270 votes.
liero Is the vote in detail, those elect-
ed being marked by an t“).
Aaleuorl for Three Years.
lt‘roderlck II. Austin, 1l ........
*W. it. 8. Batch. r., p ............
Aacesaoru for Two Year;
‘Cltnrles Mlllspnuglt. r., d
233
291;
.297
mailer Buteti hail.........":’....274:
'Wllllum Bmunerereuthor, r., p. .299 Sch SOUR SIDMABH
‘Willlam Dusdale, r., p. ..........310
“W" W“ IIIIIIIIESIIIIII III [III
‘Stephen ‘R. Hoyt, d., r., p. .......586
Town Trauma-or.
‘Stepllett R. Hoyj‘l, d., r., p..... ...582
Auditor. Papa's Dtanensin Mattel; Upsed
*CharleslBonnett, d ...... 276
*Ernest B. Croioot, r., p. .. ...... ..305 smmachs FUN HM In
Grand Juror-a. ' .'
‘Willlnm 1.1. Willmott. «1.. r., p ..... 841 Fm Minutes 1".
It'William l-i. Orchard. (1 ........... 278 ’
'John M: Worth. r., p... .......... 807 Wonder what upset your stomach-
, Collector of Taxes. which portion or the food (it little dam-
‘Elbert C. Bates. d.. r., p .......... 850 age» do you? Well, don't then If
Constablel. your stomach is in a revolt; it sour,
Stephen 1). Andrews, d ............ 273 pussy and upset, and what: you just
Frederick Scltrndcr, Jr.. d....,...273 ate has fermented Into stubborn
‘Wilbur B. Rates, 1! ............... 284 lumps; head dizzy and aches; belch
‘Hnuford Smith. d -------------- 2'79 gases and acids and eructate undigest'
“Martin F. Ottmcr. r., p‘ .......... 303 ed food; breath foul, tongue coated—
‘l‘lm‘m-‘ft A- 'I‘Illker. r.. 9 ------ 303 just take a little Pope’s Diapepttin and
""Dqu N. Mather. t'-. p ---------- 301 in live minutes you wonder what he-
Clarence 1'3- BOtIlon. D ------------ 303 came of the indigestion and distreSs
Roui‘trar 01‘ VOW“ Millions of men and women today
= *(Tharles Bennett. 1i ------------- 273 know that It is needless to have a bad
‘wtliiam H. Wihnott. 1‘.. ll . ------ 301 stomach. A little Dinpepsln occasion-
Board of Finance. ally keeps this delicate oréan regu-
William T. Andrews, 11 ............ 270 lutetl and they eat their favorite foods
Simon N. Cooper, 1] .............. 272 without fear.
' Andrew Taylor. 11 ---------------- 276 If your stomach doesn't take care at
"James i»l..le:1kins.r.. ll --------- 303 your liberal limit without rebellion:
*WIllinm H. Weed. 12. D ------ ~--305 it your food In a damage instead of a
*tflnrcnce W. Bell. 1'» l) ---------- 302 help, remember the quickest, surest,
School Committee. most harmless relief is Pope's Dinpep-
*l.11cy ll. ilenshnw. (1.. i! -------- 3'“ sin which costs only iiity cents for a
*llessie M. Weed. 11. (L, l) ------ 616 large case at drug stores. it's truly
George ll. Noxon, 2‘ -------------- 27° wonderful—it digests food and sets
~—-—-—--——'-"""‘ things straight. so gently and easily
that, it is really astonishing. Please.
HFIY SEVEN APPUGAHUNS wor your sake, don't go on and on with
a weak, disordered stomach; it‘s so
fuR licfflsfs REBE'VE” unnecessary.
GARBAGE SITUATION SERIOUS.
.appointee Dennis M 11lvit1ili, of Bridge-
- I Stepitlio Novnk.
Wriiandllilvlliltfinilmu‘iibhrmm ”it
-...v ...N- aw m1 ”mm-alum”: w ......“
r: ». our Mam-4‘8”.“ um.»~m~w..~t .. .... .. .. 1. .....t ..
Lip". :5 Tilt? .‘iittlLiC.ll’ltlzi”z'
‘WEDNESDAY. OCT. 8., 1913
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Fall Showing of
FINE SUITS
$12. 50 to $35. 00
County Commissions Held Set.-
stun in Town Hall Yester-
day — Mulvinltt tnlllandance
The county commissioners, Simeon
'leuse, of i‘airnetd Whitman . Mend.
of Greenwich and John ilrophy. of
Ridgciield with Governor Baldwin's
CHICAGO, Oct. S.—~No garbage has
been collected in this city for eight
days and the situation is becoming
serious. The city ceased gathering it
on October l.
the Chicago tiledtlction Company
pirod and the municipality found It-
waste, which has been accumulating
at the rate of seven hundred tons '
daily.
port, continued their session In the
Norwnlk town court room yesterday
afternoon and received fifty-seven new
license applications which are re-
corded as follows
Salaam.
John J, McGuiru, 52 Wall street.
Anuing J, Smith, lloton. Point,
McPherson and Stevens, Clifford
Hotel.
Stephen Santa). ll Bouton street.
John Bolas, 2 Mechanic street.
John F. Carpenter. 3 Water street.
Pasqualano brothers, 13 Wall street,
Thomas Guy, Royal James inn.
John M_ (‘reagh and Son, 16 Main
street.
Joseph Illscsu, 51'. Railroad avenue.
R. M. law, Mnhnckemo Hotel.
O‘Brien and Rooney, 147 Wnsblnz-
ton street,
lug constructed on the northwest .
side. There have been unlocked for
some the collection of garbage. It was
announced today. Sinco October 1.
some of the garbage has been burned
in furnaces or buried, but thousands
of residents have no facilities for dis-
posing of the reluse, which has be-
come a menace to health.
Ten par cont. of discomfort in I
finished room ill too much—tor you
can and one that'u at taut 99 Del
adv.
._.__..___.__.__....
We Represent
-First Class and
21 Fort street
Stephen Novnk, ~13 Railroad ave-
nue.
W.A.HANFORD
GARAGE
Do not allow your car's en'
glue to go without an overhaul-
ing this tall—above is but one
of the many things that can
happen to your cylinders—scor-
ing. .
A defective piston ring, ex-
cess carbon. etc, can quickly
bring this about requiring rebor-
ing of the cylinders with all its
attendant costs.
See us now about having your
machine overhauled in our com-
plete. modern shop by our
REALLY competent, expert mechanics.
Reasonable charges.
when the contract with .
ex- -
sell without means of disposing of :
A temporary disposal plant is be- '-
dolayo in this work and it will be 1.
several days before the city will re- -
cent. comfortable by wow-ring norm ;.
A U T O B U S
to DanburyFair
Round Trip $1 ‘.
Bus wtll leave, Railroad Square at 8 o’clock.
Also Touring Car for hire. 'I
II
LUTHER M. WRIGHT g
Electrical
Supplies.
Motor Nepali-n.
Electric
Wiring for
Light and Power.
As an inducement to have your house wired for ELECTRIC LIGHT
a
Let us tur-
ELE TR FIXTURES
AT COST
we will furnish at cost the ELECTRIC FIXTURES. This means
saving of {10 per cent of what other firms charge you.
ther explain by talking the proposition over with you.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO
(“0813 IBM)
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
PHONE 342-3. SOUTH NORWALK
John O'Sullivnu, 1 Wall street.
August F. Beckutun. 85 Washington
street.
‘veorge W. Flynn, Plattsvliie avenue.
Reynolds and Caldwell, 2 Oskwood
Road
J Water Melochc 37 Railroad ave-
nae
The Shore Haven
Shore Haven hm.
Paul Longyci. 19 Ely avenue.
Drugnintu.
James Parker, 8 North Main street.
Prompt Paying
Fire insurance
Companies
J. M. Laytdn &Co.,lnc.
REAL ESTATE AND lNSURANCE
6 Rlllrnd Ave. Beuth Norwnllt
lnn Company.
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DARTMOUTH-NORWICH GAME
CANCELLED. ~
HANOVER. N. 11., Oct. 8.~~’l‘he 2i
Durttnouth-Norwich football game set ;,
for today, was cancelled on account of f
the recent death (It a member of the I.
Norwich team. "
Sentinel Want ndva. will introduce
some people to each other today who ,2
ought to have known each other years
ago.
The Reed 81 Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELEGTRIOAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO BUPPLIIG
Phone 806450 80. Main St.
. Bo. Norwalk.
Millie Hall Block.
Our Carpet and Rug
Department
We have been told by shoppers. is the largest and most com-
plete In The Norwalks. and at present this is especially true, for we
have just received a large shipment from the Hartford Carpet Co.
Besides the new Full Patterns in Tapestry. Velvet. llody Brussels.
Axmiustor 11nd Wiltons we were able to buy a number of their dis-
continued patterns, which we otter at 11. considerable reduction in
price.
,
Lou (‘nbln ling Rugs are becoming very popular on account 0! -
lItht' durability and low price. We have those in a large variety 0!
patterns in sizes from 24 x 130 inches up to 9 x 12 feet.
The A. J. Angevine 81 8011 Co
134-136 Washington St, South Norwalk
“I"rcdct‘lck vll. llut't. r., p ......... 302
Antics-or: tor One Year.
Frederick W. 'l‘oohur. d ....... 280
"t‘iutt'lctt hilllspttuuh, r., p ..... ...207
Board of Relief.
*(iuoruc. (Ireuory, d .............. 27".
John M. North, ll .......... . . . . . .269
*Allmrt ti. Scotlold, r., p ....... ...illln‘,
*llulllli it). Kirk. r., 1)......... ..... 311131
Selectmen.
‘Vun itnnssolucr l’ooley. 1i. Bill
12%clb.
I I? Atlantic shunt-a. Implant
3; Does Your Plumb-
33 ing Need Attention?“
:.: ...?“
it. is always best to catch 3..
FROM YOUTH TO
OLD AGE
glasses or spectacle: are alien
.3 'oak or n plumbing repair who 1"
' j t that Marts. becauac its temp-
“ to to grow worm with
necessary. The chlid'l eyu need
attention go that by correcting the
difficulty In it: early stag”. fill!"-
ea need not always be worn.
Alwayc poopln require plan-on to
see clearly and can the strain on
their eye. on age coma on.
.Lot our Oouttst, who I: In a»
pertancod phyplolan. examine your
eyes and fit you with the plop”
gluten.
THAMER
0.1.11... mu Outlet-i167“
n neglect.
'.‘ You will save much annoy"...
:1' ”men. as wall as time 1111! tron. ~
.- Itisanltary equipment appears my};
:'~'lbe out or order in t least;
1,5 coltliest
‘-, place your plumbing problemsit.
It! on our about dart! and we will
I
Corn Flakes, E pkg-Jar
Til. NO. 00!.
‘5‘“
III SP BIAS ®
3" 20 lbs. Granulated Sugar ......... ......... ..... 31.00
But Creamry Butter, a pound. 85¢
Pulled Wheat, 3 pkgl. iar . .............. 260
..........250
..Io..~.-nun».ioaaia
The Great A&P Tea Company
1M WAMINGTON IT. COUTH NORWALK
Mitt/mu um I. in. mi Ill) :1. in. I'm bottom.
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