iisisiiii}
(thinly Commissioners Agree.
Thai Only Citizens Can
Dispense Liquors
Connectiout has a new excise law.
which, while it in “unwritten law,"
will none the loss be enforced and
effective. The new law is to the orient
that no license for a liquor saloon will
be granted to a man who is not a citi.
non of the United Slates.
i‘his policy was recently adopted at
0. meeting or the county commission
era oi’ Connecticut, at which meeting
questions peculiar to the ofiiCe of
County commissioners were discussed. ' putting in a heating apparatus just
-. The question of granting licensee to
alien was among the matters under
discussion and
strongly against it. A liquor license
is an important fi'llllCIlISB‘lOO im.
portant, the commiesioners decided.
‘ .to be entrusted to anybody who didn‘t'
.think enough of his adopted country
to takeout citizenship papers. , V
This ruling of the commissioners.
will not many way affect those who'
now hold liquor licenses and happen
not to be citizens, but it will be ap‘
plied rigidly to future applicants. One.
effect which it is hoped the law will
have is to help eliminate the "whitei
slave" dealer and tlle keeper of low‘
immoral resorts. -
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ORDER UNITED AMERICAN ME
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‘ CHANICS. i““”"“'” ”W ,._-._,_._.._~
George L. Pelham, of Bridgeport. a'
member of Uncas Council of the Ol‘dEl"
inns liltiiiiil
the concensus was
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. STAM F0 R D
The most foolish piece of saving
anyone can undertake is to save by.
barely large enough. ,
A furnace that has to be driven
cannot help using more coal than
one that is able to run more slowly;
i
for driving means sending heat up V
chimney. And besides a furnace
that is driven wears out much more
quickly. A STAMFORD F UR~
NACE will last many years, even‘
though driven; but if used properlyj
it will last almost a life-time. ‘
iron SALE 33!.
Horace "it. Nash
Corner North Main end Weit Streets.
THE LEAST HE MIGHT DO.
Little Faith was passesned of a moati
.of .United American Mechanics, was‘l’riendly position, but had not yet?
yesterday appointed state organizer
for the IStnte of Connecticut at the
board meeting held at Donbury.
George Pelhain has been an earnest
worker of the lodge since becoming a
member, and has served on the board
for some time. It was mainly through
his ceaseless work in bringing in new
members that he was chosen for the
position and his duties will consist of
traveling from town to town further-l
lag the membership or the O. U. A. M.l
W.”
NEW CORPORATlONs, { Women's Home Companion. i
ll. l9, Dilllil‘E; i’nrmly. Jr.._ inc, of' -— -
Nor-walk; incorporated Oil. is, liilti, to
deal in real "estate, etc. Capital stock,
”,9'909r.‘?’.‘fidedi193.0 no no... or
$100 Clit'li. Commence business \vitlil
iteration, id.
33 .000. Ill yipomtpi-s;
Dill”) oiTNanalk, and E. Pai'mly, ‘Jrullew London , 1‘
and Laura V. Pnrmiy, both of West-
port, Conn. .
New "York. New
Haven 8. Hart
ford in
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
IN EFFECT OCTOBER 5, 1913.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
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9:37, lilzii'i'x, lilzibx, llz-l-l.
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4:5:7x, iizilil, ti:tli)x, ilz-iii, 6:59x. 7:31x,
iizilL’x, iiizlL'x, ili:.’i:3.
Sundays.
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linzix, 11:21}.
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(sum. 7: l2. ’r‘tivlii, li:2£ix,tl:1i2.i, illzlzli,
10:35. 0
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.—-i'.':iiiix, vtzltnx, 5:40, 6:43,
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Jitztl‘Jx. lllziiii, lithilx. 11:03.
l". My -lL’:0lix. l303, 2:0-lx, 2157.
13:301. :lzfitix. 4:29. 0103):, 5:24, 5:28.
0min, 0:07. H1105. 9:30. 11:00.
Sundays.
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1(i:tiL’i\‘. ll :(illx.
l‘. M."“"‘2:“‘, 1:02x. Btiiiix,
it : 00K.
5102:,
reached the age where she could un‘i
derstand the silence that may wrapl
itself.I around a. wordless intimacy. In
fact, she demanded speech, frequent
and loving. ‘ 1
«One night her brother was studying
most assiduously his arithmetic les-
son, and after calling to him sorgrnl
times without receiving an mi‘niiver,i
she appealed to her father. '
“Georgeis busy," said her father. 1
"l knmv,“replied Faith. V
might at least have said, ‘Shut up.’ ”—r}
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home.
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about the Panama Canal and the remarkable country
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~ Presentation by The Evening Sentinel
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through
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