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OVERTHHOW 0F TAMMANY.
Editor Sentinel:
At last Tammany is beaten by their
cqp$::lirgiafllgof:vlte2u DM§:::l own tactics After trying to make ex
' 1 . . W M Robert M Wilcox' JGovernorW: broken. beaten men,
' ‘ they have loot in what they might well
, lhave known to be a losing game. Any-
W"';.,°““P‘°'v No‘ 38' R' A' M‘ one with the sense of a good mule,
nee” in Masonic Building, South I much less a leader at Tammany Hall,
street second Tuesdays 0: would have known that to impeach a
each month—July and August ex Governor of New York on the evidence
mth 8 oclock, A“ Itoval Arch which was offered and the sourcefrom
litmus cordially invited Charles whence it came, was meant to spell
: Tuck, H' P Robert W" Wilcox, defeat for any man who had the confl
ec. 1‘ 1 deuce to allow his name on any ticket
Ibscked ‘by that most corrupt of any
political organization known to mod-
ern historyuespeciully so, when elec-
tion’was so near. ‘Honest Democrats
should not wonder nor should they
feel disappointed at the result in New
York yesterday. it shows the hand
writing on the wall which reads that
the days of the political pirate ls end-
ed and that all classes, and men of dif-
ferent political belief, can get together
when it comes to honesty of purpose,
your! act together‘ for the overthrow of
that dangerous. most vicious 0! all
thingswthat danger to our institu.
tious~lhe crooked, corrupt, cowardly
political boss. All hall __to a new
thought in politics, and let our next
great national blessing be: ‘Votes for
IWomen." A
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‘ scolsrv NOTICES.
l Lodge, No. 109, F. and A. M.
I lit in Masonic Building, Snutn
)IHIII street. let and 3d Tuesday of
h mouth—July and August ex-
"TUESDAY'S ELECTION RESULTS.
,. bemocmtlc governors were elected
Eyeaterday in each state where this of-
tiice was filled—Massachusetts, New
Jersey and Virginia-and with the ex-
caption of New York state, where the
“Tammany Democracy was severely
linked. more Democratic than Re-
publicoéi victories were recorded at
the polls
Maryland elected a Democratic Unit.
all States senator, Blair Lee, and of
’theafo'hr congressmen elected three
. arelDemocrnts. The exception was (i.
‘v D. Paige in the Third Massachusetts
‘ district. _
in Massachusetts there was a Dome
VOBmtltl‘“ landslide. Lieutenant Goren
nor Dl'ivld I. Walsh was chosen gov-
pernor my a plurality of 58,691. the
_. largest ever given a Democratic cans
didateafor the office. Mr. Walsh car-
‘ tied with him into office every Demo-
cratic candidate on the state ticket,
Respectfully yours,
'GEORGE W. LYNCH.
LIGHT INSPECT-ION.
Light Commissioner John D. Milne
and the board of electrical commis-
sioners with Superintendent A. E.
Winchester conducted a tour of in-
.spectlon over all the lighting system
. . , .ln the city recently. Each light was
1 with the possible excepton- 0f “‘3 nt- visited and the tour consumed, the
*Itorneyvgeneral.51gwatm part of the night Commie-
“ The Tammany Democracy 11 New sioner Milne is reported as being
H York state was condemned in a man- Will 1’19““! with the general “3‘11“
ner which left little solace to the ting of the greater city
leaders. John Purl-0y Mitchel, Full
bionist, Was elected mayor of New
“York city, leading Edward l‘i- McCall, commlilcc on firc escapes. and Con
Democrat, by 121, 200 vsoic.\‘lilll11m tluclor S B Wilson conducted an in i
“$111291: deposed goternor of the state spectiou of the local escapes this:
was returned to the Assembly from morning. The the coupon are rapidly;
_» going 11.1) and should be enllrcl} now
New York city. The New York Smmjuhcd within 11 short tlme.
Assembly will be snfelv Republican t
A in New Jersey, James F. Fielder,
Democrat was clcltod 1.01 crnor with
, nzplurnlily of about. 22.000 0101 Illfil LHIE WANTEn
Republican candldnlc. and llm homo-E (Continued lrom First lune.)
crate will control bolh houses in the
legislature. l
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PREVENTION OF DISEASE IS E8-
SENTML 3propcr1y made, were passed.
Th“? Ti‘i‘llllllll‘illllfll“in of MG “0“" Three now policemen, John Murhhl’.
board ol‘bcnllll mode ill their met-lint: llobcrt (lninor and John 1.. Roberts,
last F‘riduy night to employ 11 nulwcl‘wr“ named for ”31"“? duty.
'1 he I omucllcul Company applied to
who shall 1::an My entire time in um‘lhc council 101 action rcuuidiug the
”“001“ 0" Noruull. for i‘bc purpose M itlorullon oi 11 turnout Itl Id est Wilsblug
“9“”th 0")” Illilu‘ll‘ll“q “OilmIilm‘d or toll utrccl. bctnccu lxoysoi place and
otherwise that 1119. pupils might con-1 ll‘ml till'Cli‘I. and had 11 plan of the pro
act 1,. mm of vital importance ll ’posod uorh, showing the highways in
and through which It proposes to lay
trntlons ol' the min \ of llii\'ll’l silt I1 .
m3 I F Its Ilacku. together with grades and
"‘ nurse “I" plentiful "M H “‘ without other ponunncnt work. It was resolv-
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FIRE ESCAPE INSPECTION.
\‘Illfred Bodwcll chulrmun of the
Muuy other mntlors. including polls
lions for new buildings. sidewalks,
liulils. Flu. 1111 well us to huve an Invou-
M...“ L.»
which are contracted now could liolsl) 1application be held b1 the mayor and
tall 30 readily that conlmrlou would council 111 Ibo I ouncll I‘ll:1111l)c1,on ibo
lllll dny of. November 1913.
8 . r , . d. .
It practically eliminate ’l‘llo coumil proposes to designate
. 2 in Over llivcr school. for cxnm»
‘ ‘ .‘bulldlm; lines on both sides or find.
70’. there hove been discovered three View avenue, sci-culled, at East Nor-
oa'soa of diphtheria and the scholars walk, from a line at. the southerly and
l but mdo have been dismissed or B“ “11‘“ “1”" bridge.
‘1 g leouthcrly to the Junction of lilonvlow
from “he”! The room will probably I In cone with First street. from its said
””6”“ again in a “’99“ “It" ll Junction withdiesvlew avenue. easterly
as been thoroughly laminated. Had to Gregory Boulevard it was voted
there been a nurse visiting the school that a hearing be held on the above 111
be first case would have been detach "‘3 WNW" Chamber. 0“ Norcmlm
all code removal of tho scholar made “ghelzxfiu gave notice oi! Its intern
toned, thereby preventing I). spread tIOI'i to 13,. 0i“?- gltgxi. 9111!th and
I the disease. change eeaview Mamie. born a line at
W the southerly to the Junction of idea»
but thing senator O'Gorman of view avenue with First street; also.
You: knows, he'll be as deep In to lay out. alter. enlarge «of «Muse
lln room
readers. win the stove handles. A -
IIELDIIATIIIII 0F TIIIILLEYI .
Story and nppruisul of all the old town I
doubt that many contagious diseases 1 m1 that u pouring upon said plan and ’“'
110- called. -
’ Idem Woodrow Wilsimll blacklists rim street. from its Motion
9a land page no III“ militant W or.
the late booster Gannon of filth Myles avenue. custom is cove :
is the only guarantee thatyou bulletin”
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prepared by him for over 30 years.
YOU’LL give YOUR baby the“ BEST ‘
“OW...-
Your Physician Knows Fletcher’ a Caster-la.
Sold only in one size bottle. never in bulk
or otherwise; to protect the
* babies.
The Centaur Company. W pm
her. on November llth 1913.
The bill for the registrars of voters, elined to approve the bill until he haul
calling for $1,300 for services
January 1, to October 10, 1913, was rel stated he thought the hill'vas‘ excee-
ferred to the committee on finance and sive, and was not afraid to say so. 530..
the auditor for further Investigation. said two men could do the work more
and to report on some at the next rcg- 1 days, fer $5 a day, and 3100 would be I
Every reader of this paper is entitled to a copy gums splen-
:did big volume
lular meeting.
from further details.
Enthusiasm lilIIS high all-through the Big Store
It's the mecca for pecple seeking the “beet values In New Fall and Winter Merchandise
, ,ed I" The Norwnlke. New Geode delayed in "emporium klep flillrla the “gum"
ere "boom! and selected first «brim
Many New Lotsior Thursday, Friday 81 Saturday
ever offer»
when early purchap
$100 WOMEN'S WRIST BAGS.
Billy 200 in this lot; it's great
value; the first 200 women get
them. Harvest Sale Price
..................... m
250 BEAUTY CLOTH,
Many hundred yards, lengths
from pieces cut during the first
week of the sale. Harvest Sale
Price ...... 12%¢
$1.49 DRESS GOODS.
56 Inches, all wool " Dress
Serge; all colors; great value.
lvlnrvost Sale Price ...... 99¢
25c WRITING PAPER.
500 boxes gold initialed Writ-
ing Paper; not all initials. Har-
vest Sale Price ......... 10¢
;
25c WOMEN’S GLOVES.
Women‘s Fleece Lined Wool
Cashmere Gloves; all sizes.
Councilman Hipson ile-
Councilman ., Milne
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ALMOST FREE
All you need to do is to clip and present one Panama Cer-
tificate. together with the expense amount named therein
(98c for the $4 volume, or 48c
get it
for the $2 volume), and
“From Ibo Sentinel
More
than 600
rare
pictures
in black
and white
showing
unusual
' scenes
in the
tropics
Full
pages of
Water
Colors
in bright
artistic
colorings
illustrate
this
beautiful
volume
"the $4 book is 9 x 12 inches-
more than no times as large as
this greatly reduced illustration.
You’ll Enjoy 11, Because
It tells you of the strange people of Panama: it takes yen
into their huts; shows you how they live, what they Mt,
what they wear (how little); it tells the things you would
want to know about your neighbors. and It is all told in an
intimate. easy-reading style that is pleasing and restful. ..
Mail Orders Filled as Explained
IN THE CERTIFICATE PRINTED DAILY
MONEY soreness in nor BATISFACWR‘Y
«Clip That Certificate ‘ m. -
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Harvest Sale Pricelpair . 15¢
25c HOSIERY FOR WOMEN.
A great oiier for tomorrow;
all our women’s 25c Hosiery, in
all colors. all kinds and all sizes,
Harvest Sale Price 19¢
5o IVORY soar.
l.000 cnkcs of this famous
«mu llnrtest Sale Price 30$
$1.00 MEN’S UNDERWEAR
Mons (my Vi ool Shirts and
Dreams regular dollar value
Harvest. Sale Price . 73¢
79c TEA KETTLES.
7 quart best quality, solid
steel may enameled Tea Kor-
89c ALARM CLOCKS.
Excellent time-keepers, guer-
anteed for one year. Harvest
Sale Price . ............ 5
12 1-2c “FRUIT OF THE
LOOM."
1,000 yards of this famous cot-
ton; 36 inches wide. Harvest
Sale Price - ............ 1%09
19c MA‘DRAS.
in white and colors, 32 inches.
Harvest Sale Price 9M¢
$1.98 BED SPREADS.
,“‘Ripzpletie" lied Spreads, all
colors, full his; size, neat hem.
med; no Ironing. Harvest Sale
20c COTTON BATTS.
Large lull pound rolls oi Cot-
ton Butts, pure white. Harvest
Sale Price ........... 12 1/2 ¢
$3.00 BLANKETS.
Handsome full size lied Elan.
Rats in gray, white, blue and
tan. Harvest Sale Price, pair
.................. $1.98
12 1-20. WHITE CAMBRIC.
32 inches, line Cnmbric, for
women's and misses' wear; simi‘
lur to Lonsdale. Harvest Sale
Price ............ . ..... 7:31 ‘1}
82¢ SHEETS.
Large full size. Harvest Sale
Price ......... , .......... g ,1,
Single bed size. Harvest Sale
Price .................. 39¢
_Price .. .............. 98¢
10c AND 112 1~2¢ OUTING
FLANNEL .
5,000 yards of good heavy Out-
lug Flannel, in stripes and
checks; also plain gray, blue
and pink. .Harvest Sale Price
.................... 7%.;
“M
$1.50 ENGLISH LONG CLOTH.
12 yard pieces. 30 inches, for
women’s and misses’ wear. Har-
vest Sale Price, piece .. 98¢
59c WOOL FLANNEL.
‘36 inches, fine quality Baby
Flannel. Harvest Sale Price
.... ..................... 39¢
60 comer FVLANNEL.
1.000 yards of cream Domel.
Outing Flannel, yard 4%0}
ties. ,l—lnlwest Sale Price 49¢
.._....._.....- «1...... -. .. ..
.good price for election (lny work.
;Council1nan Riordan also thought the
‘ bill should be Investigated, and it was
so voted.
2 L. R. McDonough, a civil engineer.
1
‘of the New lork, New linvcn and
titanium Railroad Company, spoke on
:thc matter of the new building being
1 erected in Pine street, to generate elem
’ lrlclly from Cos Cob for the local trol-
fiey system. it was proposed to do
luwdy with Ibo. slunm plant in Meadow
istrcet. The new building will be
lullout {1531011 feet, fireproof and two
isiol‘lcs high.
I (‘ouncllmun Mother moved lhui Ibo
. 'rcqucslcd be granted, and it was so
. lvolcd.
("liy Clerk villnchilor said be had
bet-u served wiili :1 copy of the appeal
or tltc l‘onuccllcut Company from the
decision of the Public Utilities Gum»
mission, and it was referred to the
counsel for the bridge commlllcc, John
J. Walsh.
The stulo highway commisull‘vncr um
‘knowicdgcd the receipt of the city's
vote for stutohlld for bonds. it"lil 1111M
’same would receive his ulllmtlon.
A communication was received from
Elulc 'l‘nx (“.qululsuloncr (“orblu \vlilch
stated that the tax of $:l,i1il»l.llli for the
support of lllo utulo mllIIIn should be
mild before November Mill. The mat-
ter was referred to the. committee on
filllllil‘t! and corporation counsel.
The state lax of tacos-1.511 is also
due and payable on November 1001,
Illlil. uud this was referred to the com-
mince on tissues.
The that of I’urmnleo J. been was
\I'roulzly assessed. according to the
statement of Attorney John .I. Walsh.
and amounted to 359.72. it was refer
rod to the corporation counsel for in»
voutlmttlon.
dissidents of Grendvlew nvenuo poll.
tinned tor a made and other improve-
plants The matter was referred to
the city engineer.
'l he Center street road was declared
estate and almost Impussoble by Al-
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' ,mndor Morten. a resident there. This
, ' was referred to the city engineer.
Iohn J. Collins. of Woodward ow
nae, petitioned rm- appointment to the
police force; as did also Karon! bonus
Cmninabam, Albert Ill. misc. 1.0:;-
‘ bill. John Roberts, John I). Roddy, Wil-
' liam W. Grillibitv. W L. 'flill, John
7 Murphy, Harry li‘. dinsworth. literate
tier Missile. melamine. petitioned
tor positions as regular or superman
coal, delivered in South Net-walk for
$0. 25 a' ton and in Norwalk for $6 50 a
too. The firm also quoted prices on
buy, grain, etc, but no action was ta-
ken. I
Louis Jnssil petitioner] for pcrmin-t
sion to erect a wooden building, 20x35
feet, in Main street, Norwalk, but the
question of a building line came up'
and it was decided to look into the
matter.
The petition for sidewalks on Cross
street. Norwulk, was referred to the
city engineer. with power.
A sewer was wanted by George, l3.‘1
Mills, In lstwrunce street, and this was
referred to the city nugluucr. for re-
purl at the next meeting.
The petition to erectu frame build-4
his in Wilton nvclluo, from Frank l..
Mouton. wns urunlod, providing It 120111-
plics with the building 11:11), utc. (3mm
cilmuu \Illnc Ibougbl the owner should
turn in the cost oi” the buildlng. 11:1 an
old to the tax assessors.
Councilman Mother sold this would
be all right If 11 building inspector was
not to be appointed very soon. 'lio
thought. the building inspector and
plumbing Inspector Could be cmul1l11~
ed, and a practical 1mm selected for
thc omen.
A two- -elory. one family house can to
be erected in llcrkclcy aim-cl, 11:. l-: 1
word Godfrey, and this look the sumo
course. the upplicnnt lo submit 11 plan
and approximate cost of some.
The committee appointed to iuvautb
unto the system of bookkeeping was
(lolmrilmun Riordan. Charles '1‘. DI-
uleml and Howard ll. lowndcs, and
Mr. lllnrdno sold the committee bud n
meeting, last Friday night, and talked
over some plans.
High school. who has a system he
wanted to talk about. (lounclllnnn
lllpuon was added In the committee.
Councilman ltlordsn introduced the
following resolution in this connect;
'lmrn of voters, said he understood the
lion:
dtesolved, That the committee on
city accounting be. and they hereby
are. authorised to employ a competent
disinterestodaporson to mile an audit
at the books and accounts of the low
met Town oil Namath, which have
Moll when over by the all?" of lNore
mums. ”Hermione
W. on Inventory oi the W
or in oils m. and otive the
“NORWALK"S BUSY' CORNER”
On Saturday night;
they met with Mr. lllpwcll, new In!
Norwnllt, and tonight they will muotl
with [Superintendent Chapman. ol’ the:
statement as willfully show the assets
and liabilities of the city, with such
recommendations as to the form,
scope, manner and system of account.
ing as will. in their judgment, exhibit
at all times the condition of the city
as to Its property and financial condi-
lions.
Councilman Mather inquired as to
the necessity of the work, and wanted
to know the cost. If It would be over
$100. if so, the board of estimate and
taxation would have to provide uddl»
' iionnl funds.
Councilman Milne moved the hoop
lion oi Ibo resolution, which was cur-
ried unanimously.
(‘oum-ilnmu Illoi'llun sold at the lust
llll‘ll‘llll: the council uppoilllml George
W. Ilotzurdus as cliiel‘ enginwr of 11m
lire. dopurtlnont and up In tho present
be had been performing the some d11~
line he nlwnm bull (louo. .‘lii‘. ltiol‘duu
believed that he should Cilllllllt'lll'li his
duties to l'coruunizc the tire (li‘lllll‘l'
merit and other work In that I‘llllll'lc'
tlon. Since his election (thief llouur»
dus had continued his regular work.
pending the possum» of it suitable. 11rd?
billion, but Mr. lllorduu “would 11 new
Mix-11- I'm IIII Ilm cohort should be
lnmml by the chill Illllillll'll Ho vot~
ml.
'lhu lcuol Witch and hrpowls of
Ibo Filth district, In lmvur \l'oodwnrd
avenue 111111 Ilmltlwlllc. uppllml for
lights. and this was l'ol‘ul‘rml to the
committee on llnblu. Sumo further uc'
Ilon In charter clmnncs will be 111111»
canary before the Fifth district can
have. from lili‘iml. lluhlu, however.
Mayor llurllnll mode lho lollnwlmt
uplmlulmenis to Ibo police force:
First dlutrlciwlobn Murphy.
tonixliml dintrlclrfwllobl'rl. (loincr.
'l‘hlrd diutricll—wlobo l... Roberto.
’l‘hcsu Wore approved by the coun-
cil unanimously.
Charles 1". Mills was appointed to
the vacancy on ilm health board, due
to the death of Edward J. liuilrlgao.
Jeremiah Egon. one of the rugby
bill of the roglnlrnrs had come up,
and he thought it due to themselves to
explain conditions. He said the town
had gotten off more easily than any
other town In the state. «no bad al-
ready explained things to one board.
and they has appeared satisfied. no
thought the blll was fair.
Gounoilman lather invited the mem-
bersetilrebomllohmmieleetion
linemen. and shone reunite WW" mm W W m m tho less» at in.
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