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WANTED
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For Sale. Business and.
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1T0 LET . FOR SALE
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1 POBlTION WANTED—~YOUNG To
LET —- PRIVATE FAMILY
FOR SALE-«GOOD HARD WOOD,
man_ experienced in office work, cor- Would rent rooius.reiined1 neighbor- cut in snow. lengths in any quantity.
respondent, bookkeeper. Have execu- hood; breakfast if desired. Address 5 Louis IS._.'Nyary, Connecticut Ave. Tel.
tive ability. buslnss training. Used to Private, Sentinel office.
chi-1
played. Address Business, care 18011113
11.1 :it ‘ provements, 9 Maple St.
9A. Connolly, 81 Washington St.
GERMAN WOMAN GO OUT:
position of responsibility. New
rial office.
pun--
washing and cleaning and take wash-l
ing at home. Mrs. Demuth.
ri‘aylor Ave. 11. F‘ D. 37. Send post gas plate, toilet and all conveniencesI
1'9 lit for light housekeeping. 214 East Ave,‘
[East N01 walk near depot
FROM ‘
1M.
WANTED —— TO RENT
‘ iAiprll 1st, small house with improve-
ments. Address Box 402, Postofflce.
f9 3t
LADIES, $2.25 DOZEN MAKING
[plain neck-wear. Fascinating thorns
[mainline Experience unneCcseary.
Mail dime tor pattern. instructions
Needlecraft, 3804 Altoona. Pa. .112 t1
r10 :11, ; 1161. iii :1
FOR SALE—BABY
Inquire Luke Rhode Island lteds.
110 31 stock.
TO LETwF'lRST 111.0011 ALL 1111 1 CHICKS
strong utility
Hatches coming off 'every few
idays. Eggs 1‘01 hatching. W. 8.
TO LET—FURNISHED. TWO CON- Iistew.art West Norwalk. Phone So.
North nectlng front moms, water, cook stove, .1 Norwalk 59 3. . ' 1’7 61
FOR SALE—«2'5 LATl-.1ES 6 SHAP-
123 iii are Brown and Sharpe universal mill
:er and plair 1nillors,planers for iron
and wood, band saws, drill presses.
1,000 American steel ipulleys. Also a
large assortment of other tools. (lied-
hill and (20.. Bridgeport. Conn. 1'1" 111
T0 LET-DESIRABIJE FURNISH-S
ed rooms. Heat, electric lights, bath
and light housekeeping if desired In
quire 2 High St. 19 3t
HORSES—HAVE JUST RECEIVED
aoarload. or. young Iowa horses, fresh
from the farms. Some nice matched
pflirs; also single and business horses.
To LET—~SEVEN ROOM HOUSE.
111 good condition. at 83 West 'St. in.
quire of John '11, Knapp, 82 West St.
131 it
WANTED-JPO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
35.00 for bob valves to fatten H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
‘ ' 029 tf
LOST
LOST—«BROWN PURSE CONTAIN-
ing check, Electric Light Co. bill. two
[keys and some change. Reward for
return to this office. ill, 11.
LOST——LADY’S GOLD WATCH. 1N-
itlals M. B. Suitable reward for re-
turn to this office. f1]. 31
LOST~A LADIES‘ GOLD HUNT
lug case watch atachod to fob, from
0:30 {o 9:130 11). in, between Washing
ton street and M. E. Church. Please
leave at Sentinel office and receive re-
ward. 1’9 fit.
TYPEWRITERS.
WVWNV «x/V v V v zvvm
pursuant TYPEWBITERS—~L. C.
. .‘,mith Underwood
Remington, all other
makes, sold. rented.
repaired. Rentals 33
per month. Machines
sold at Sb per month.
The Plummcr Typao
writer Exchange, 1511 Falrfleld Ave.
Pridgeport, Conn.
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Zilth Century Triumph
’lhls opportunity to get cured of
your ailment or disease may be the
star flung to you from the infinite.
All known diseases have been cured
Suggestive Therapeutics, Naturo
Practice and Magnetic Healing.
Hand Treatment of the Vital Or
sans. the Nervous System and the
Spine
A system of healing which brings
wheat the cum of all diseases by
bringing mind and body into harmony
r1101. MILLER
165 Waahlr‘gtOn St, Keelcr’; Bldg“
South Norwaik
Office Hours-9: 30 a. m. to 9 p. m.
[If other methods have failed to
help you and other
Chiropractors
hurt you, call on me and be con-
vinced that I am using the BEST
and MOST UP TO DATE
Painless Methods
,‘E. BARTHOL. D. C.
63 Meadow St:, South Norwalk,
7 to 8 p. m.
1107 Atlantic St., Stamford,
m. to 5 p' m.
Spinal Analysis Free,
911.
WOULD BREAK RAILROAD CON.
' TROL
SALT LAKE OITY, Feb. 11.-:-1Attor
ney- General McReynolds tOday filed a
Short 111m anti trust law suit here to
break the southern Pacific‘s conrtoi
oyer the Central Pacific Railway and
its subsidiary Pacific coast state lines.
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Come and look them over at The
Hershfleld Horse (‘10.. corner Concord
and Weed Ste. Tel. 81643.
TO LETHFIVE ROOM APART-
ment, East Washington St, East Nor-
walk. inquire 64 South 1111111181. dil tf
For Sale on West St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Beautifully remodeled eight room
cottage, two acres: but water
heat, electric lights. 3 large iirc-
TO LET OR FOR SALE—~13 ROOM
cottages with all improvements ready
for occupancy Nov. lst. Rent 320. For
sale on easy terms. inquire of Chair.
E. Hoyt, at The South Norwalk Trust
Co 0111 ti
places. city water. bath. Garage.
BUSINESS NOTICES stables. brooder house. Quan-
lit. ' -\."‘
REMOVAL NOTICE-JOHN F tits oi ugh‘sontemildlgnd flours
Griffin has moved his plumbing and.“
tinning business to 86 Gregory Beale
13 11',
J ‘2 ‘1
to PA! Hill llflllTB
(Continued 1111111 iii-st page)
W 1‘ ‘ I,
tor. under the ordinance, his duties To
begin when the ordinance becomes of
(active under the charter. - . "1 1
The 11111111111; 11111111111 was perhaps 1;!
‘ the most concern ‘0! the numerous mat-
ters befere the board. For some time
I there”! been 1! difference of opinion
'on the matter, and still some of the
a the Mamet 111m; assistant
80 per week 111111 the engineer 175 per
month.
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111111 the original motion was carried.
only Councilman Mother's voice being
heard in protest.
Reading of Ordinance.
The ordinance was then read by the
First district councilman and officials clerk at the request of Councilman
|liold the opinion that is opposed to that..llniather.
131
of the corporation counsel ‘13:: The salaries wcr1.
l n will be remembered 111 this conwih 1111 follows:
auction that a short time ago The Seii‘
tinel carried an exclusive story out
lighting situation in the First distrl't
dot 1rnllncd llu'rc
Salaries as Fixed
t‘ ’residing oillcers at election,
The bills of the district for several ach """"" “0‘43”
months have been held up. and it Weslstants. ear-l1 """"""" ”M 1"
apparent that the district commission- Box tenders, each """""" “
crs plan to carry the subject into the Check 0191118, each ........... .1
courts if necessary to satisfy then» Counters. each """""""
selves of the proper procedure as to Assistant attest couunisslohcrs.
whether it shall be Fourth district or each ----------- --$31 1101’ work
gamma district lighting Assistant to engineer. . . .3121 1111.11 wet-11
Counsel Tammany Emma “51‘ night' Clerk. ..... . ..... ....$ii:'1 per month
positively that in his opinion the chap-131"!“ t° 1“" collcctor.71’itl per 3’01"
ter permits just such a finding as ho Clerk m city “19"“ ------ 312 W" “0““
has made. that the separate and sever .fl‘own doctors eaCh' .' $000 “3M“
111 districts must pay for their own Health ”mce“ ------ $1.001:
lighting and that the executives of the.- Clerk board health --------------- 95'5”
Fourth district may tell them to take Milk inspector ------------------ $750
this course by ordinance. Corporation “0““581 ----------- $1 100
The passing of the salaries was very Registrars 0f "0‘9”“
much against the desire and protest First district. each ....... $150 $300
of Councilman Mather, who thought" '1 Assistants, each """"" $-11»$.10
the raising of those in the street den- 1 'Second district, ”3°C“ ""31"°‘“$"°”
pariment unjustifiable. Assistants. cat-l1 .......... $25~$Eiu
,‘ .1. Third district, ouch ...... Steamship
Nearly A" Present. Y Assistants, each ......... $225—$110
All the councilman were in their“
seats when the meeting convs 1111] with
the exception of Councilman 111. NJ
Wolfe, who arrived inter.
Board of Charities.
' 1 The communication of the board at
‘ .iiic salaries as follows:
Garner Street Hearing.
“"fiuperintcnjcnt 111‘ charities. . .il 111‘”
The hearing was declared open omKeopm of town farm ...... , ...... 1’1 40
_ vote and it was explained that this was Town doctors, each ............. 200
but a preliminary hearing to deter, The officers are rcwpvuvply as 10..
mine the advisability of establishing lows: John ”twine. W. H. Hendricks,
building ”1185- -1 and William ii. llurnell. linnici 111. 131.1%
M. l). Randall and (.‘ount'llruan Math—.3 llvun and ltoncrt M. Wolfe.
or both expressed themselves as being 1 Councilman Milne moved 111111 the
in favor 01" a building line for each side salary of the snperintemlcnt in- than:
His amendment was not seconded 1
.~~cliarities was read. This pi'c.:ribcil.
vard'. East Norwaik, Third District.
Telephone connection.
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ARBORCU LTURISTS.
SOUTH NONWALK. CONN.
Apple Trees Trimmed
‘Beaupain 81 Saunders
iiiSlllll B‘EEPENS
Conflicting Phases Found [y
Greenwich Police in Case
l at New York Broker
KNOW
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION.
LIABILITY, HEALTH, ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.
Write Me for Sample Policy.
liaiURANCE AND TEAL ESTATE
155 Washington street,
south Norwalk. Conn.
THYSELF
C. T. McGovern
1.. 345_ airliner (‘lnrkc
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(l 11 um wt (1 1 1. 111111, 1 1.—-'rm~,
Ipolice began late yesterday an invest!
1121111011 ol’ the death of \\ illlnin 1.\ Stud
11111:,1 the New )ork broker.\\l1irh oc
curred here. last Saturday night. Stod-
man was found dying in the collar of
his home with his skull fractured, and
.ihc verdict, of the medical examiner.
Ilir. J, A, Clarke, was that Stcdman
inflicted the fatal wound with a
yhatchct. while, insane. The local po~
lit-c say that the (use has conflicting
phases, and Prosecuting Attorney
linlpli Brush has given orders for a
Ithorough investigation.
As a preliminary step Medical l12x-
Dr. A, W. Klein. the
1Stedman family physician, and lir. \\'.
local
John Fountaine
will give you suggestions
bring samples to you.
tion to all work.
8 BURRITT AVE
and eetl‘
mates for that job of inside or outside quarters to
painting or paper-hanging that you will 00“” 0“ ”‘9 "“3“-
have done this spring. A postal will 'Police Captain Andrew Talbot went to
Personal atten~
PHONE 00111.
,L. Griswold. who performed the ppm-
1111011 on Stcdman Saturday night at
the hospital, in an endeavor to save
his life, were called to police head-
throw what light they
At the same time
tht1 Stedman home and there ques-
itioned the nurse, Miss Tully. and a
colored cook, Mary Chapman. John
Chapman. colored butler. and husband
[fill Nfllllii
,of the cook. was taken to police head-
iquarters. and-was closeted there for
1about an hour with the police, who
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalkpiss”
Court. February 3, A. D., 191.4.
Norwulk, in said district. deceased.
exhibit their claims for
accounts, properly attested.
cry. All persons indebted to fluid as
payment to p ‘
.1 camp. ”nurture.
f4 11 18 Exemitor.
Estate of Samuel H. Ferris. late ”this statements were conflicting.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said estate to
settlement.
Those who neglect to present than
within
said time, will 1be debnrred a rocov-E
questioned him closely, as to 111s
1 knowledge oi? the case. Afterwards the
probate ‘ police said that while his story was in
,the main as already related, some 01
He
(was dismissed to return to the Stod-
man home.
1 While at the home ilaptaln Talbot
made a careful examination of the
cellar, which he said was low. and as
Mr. Stedman was 11 tall man, he must
have been compelled to stoop over
while down there. 1
it was stated that Mr. Stedman
was suffering from partial paralysis
late are requested to snake immediate 0“ “‘9 right side and “”5' the police
hold, added another mystifying tea
[tin'c to the case.
1 Another report was that an attend
out at the hospital to which Btedman
SOLVENT NOTICErW”
District
Court. February 3, A. D., 19.14.
Estate of Hannah G. Johnson, late
of Norwnik. in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the D111
trlct of Norwalk hath limited and al
lowed six months from the date here I
of Norwaik. 11111;, Probate
*“ . was taken. had stated that when he
arrived there in the ambulance he
was wearing a battered derby hat; and
'tlw police are searching for the at
lendant. whose name they do not
know. for the purplish. of getting at the
bottom of the report.
Coroner John J. Phelan of Bride's-
port will begin his lnvostization'ot the
of the street.
The hearing was voted closed.
A resolution was adopted appointing 1
.\i, .l. liiordan. iiiowni'd 'l‘llley and
Thomas Robins as a board of freehold
ore to make the layout 111111 l‘urihcr pro-
viding for 11 report to the board at the
next meeting.
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Building Permits.
(.‘harlcs H. Wood, 2 Sycamore street.
'l‘hlrd district. .
A Laughahle Incident.
One incident during the council
meeting caused some amusement? it
was a postal from llurrellc‘s l’rcss
Clipping Bureau. of New York. and
was addressed to “Village Council. Nor:
walk. Conn." The chart.- was instruct
ed to reply.
Approval of Bills.
A resolution reg uluti. 11; the approval
of bills by the city department was.
adoptcd. Councilman llipson explain-
ed that this will assist. hi the book-
keeping oQ the city.
Appraisal of Street Equipment.
The committee appointed to appraise
the street department equipment re.
ported in detail. but with totals as fol
lows: First district. H.955, and Second»
district, $5,290. ' 1-
The committee was i. ii. Reed. '1‘. (‘
(lavanagh and John R. Finch. ,
The report was arceptod. 2
Acceptance Undeslrable.
«Street Commissioner Shorrorr
ported that the road off the
i't‘r
West-
1’Rocks road asked for city incepinncci .
by Miss E B. Lewis is in such shape!"
that it would be unwise tor the city to
take tlwtion requested. 1 "
A photograph of the street was tilt-1n
stained by the councilman with inter:
est. '
The report was accepted.
Report of Commissioner. 1
The report of the street commission?
or for the past montl11was accepted 111111
the recommendations therein granted)
Salary Rel Consideration. 1111
Councilman Mather moved that this
council re consider its action of the last
meeting on the salaries of city oillcern.”
Voted.
1
Councilman Mather moved that thid't
salaries oi? the health officer, milk in
specter and sanitar? inspector be $1th
each per year.
Councilman Wolfe moved that a re
case of ten minutes be taken.
Councilman Mather opposed this
course. but the vote was in favor of
the recess.
The executive session lasted twenty!
ilvc minutes. ‘
council Busineu.
1 At the resumption of the open ses
sion Coundilman Milne moved that that
ordinance as amended be adopted.
Ono Vigorous Objection.
Councilman Mather arose and said:
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“Thomas Robins and Howard
' and a report made to the council.
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ed to $600 and the rest be approved .1 .
read. So voted.
No Seal Yet Chosen.
Councilman Mother. of the commit-
tee 011 the designation of the city 1111.11.
reported that 1111 decision has .111 yet.
been rec 'l1ctl.
.. A Reading Lesson.
(‘lcrk l.i.1>.welit-1' 11.1.11 11 111111; 111111.: 1
and then proceeded in rend the build-
ing ordinance. 'l‘liiu consumed i‘Xtul‘iJ‘f
half an hour, the document brine. st '1'-
cniecn pages in length.
it
1..
”file ordinance was. udtuntul. and
was voted that (11111 1111:"le 111 11115-311:-
prinird scpni'ait-dy.
To Buy Street Equrpi‘ucnt.
011 resolution it was vottd 11.111 1.;
committee on turrets the
street (it"iilllillii‘lli t1tiiii;11.1:':1 11 no
ing to the applaisul oi the mmmitlee
So voted. "
Day Street Sow-er Work.
The newer in Day street has coal
$149. 011 resolution of ‘Citillli‘ilillllll
1.111 t‘ililh“
blather the action of the street c0111
missionei' was ratillcd, it was further
prr milled in the resolution that two-
thirds of the expense be.
against adjoining property owners by
11111111111 of l‘rcclnildcrs, M. .l. Riordan.
'l‘lilc).
uuscssrd
1
W. H. McMahon asked the 11111111 of
appointingr the i‘rceholdcrs it‘ the ‘coun
" cil fixed the assessment.
"Councilman Milnc said: “[ Oiiji‘i'l 1.1
outside interference."
Mr. McMahon explained that he-
Was interested in this matter and
merely wished to know all about it.
‘ The resolution was adopted. and it
was citplalned that the, 111 (inerlv 11111
are interested will be Kitten a chance
to explain later. '
Cedar Street Sewer.
The upproxlnmtu estimate of the Ge
Alli 1' street sewer wits .lliiililittt'tl by 1b
commissioner. -
Councilman Mather moved that the
report: be accepted.- ihc mutter inltl
over until next year, the people inter
ested be notified that there are no
funds for the work, and that n request
or the necessary sum be 111bmlttcd
with the budget next year. So voted.
Councilman Milne on: posted infer.
,mally that the street commissioner
take up those critters 11.11 they-(11111.1 111.
secure estimates 1111.1 let them take the
same course as the above.
Fence in Ghosts.
Street (Impurimioner 'Siu'rrini re-
ported that the fence around Plan is-
lnnd cemetery will cost $522. 50. ‘
Councilmantiilordan asked: "Why do
they want this fence-ware they afraid
u,isomeone will get out?".
,, After the laughter this matter took
the same course as the sewer exten-
“melon above.
inspector Was Appointed.
' plans
or for the creditors of said estate to
lGERMANAAvl‘ATOR UP 9350 FEET. exhibit their claims for slittiement
JOHANMSTHAL Germany. Feb 11. Those who neglect to present their
-—diobcrt Thelen.aGer1nan aviator to- accounts ”01’9”” attested. With“!
day made what is said to be a world's said time; M" "’9 debarred a NOW-l
case here this afternoon.’ The sess
alone will be held at the Stedman
heme, and will be behind closed doors.
Sentinel What 111111.111" introduc-
altitude rocord tor e 111111111. an acre cry. A“ Milli)“ indebted ti) will 98' some people to each other today whr
plane with 101111 passengers. are 111- We are "annealed to make
island a height of i), 3150 than
*mw
ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL
payment to
ream: is 1111101111,
1141111111 . 11 " Tmm
immediate ought to have known each other years
I30. .
anvssris‘s intuit seminar.
1
"I still take exception to the 11111111111111.1111 was voted to proceed with
321 each to tbstwo street use-11111111111 teleetlnn or one man 111 be 1111111111111.
1 do not think the council is instilled; 11.111111111110111. and plumbing inspector 90m: »
in giving these amounts when autism» blood , . .‘r .
tion was aromas when the 11111111111111 Clarence 1.1111111111111111 1.1111111111111111
were $20 per week. 1 also endowments resulted as follow '
11. ‘
. raving 01 more than WE bet month member ballots citstvtin .... 1... . ...7.
the assistant engineer in this
"Governor 'Ord‘era sephle'
the;
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Councilman Milli .
ed the opinion ohthe stop 1
col on this and he has given it to 111
For this reason I shall vote the 1111111111
says. simply because he says it in law.
Conn Iman‘ Riordan Ar'guea.
Councilman 1Riordan said that he be
lieves the charter to provide that the-
1I1‘ourtl1 district shall pay for the street
lighting. 1He said if the districts are
to do the work he should think the
council had no right to order them to
do so in an ordinance.
Corporation Counsel Tammany stab y,
ed that the charter provides the we.)
be has determined, that an ordinnnc:
is strictly proper defining" that the 111.1
tricts shall pay for their own lighting
The ordinance was drawn 111 conform-
ity with the charter provisions. Where
the Fourth district pays for anything
the charter says that. it shall speclii~
cuily.
The ordinance was adopted on vote.
two members being heard in the noun-
tlve.
U...ll‘i‘liil’\ i
Pflllll} [BEES
Milli! ill llili
,..-‘
Bait: Republicans and democrats
in Norwaik Forming Plans
for Future
1.1" ml politics are railwr quiet :11 1111.1
lime. llCl the working out or the, re ‘l-l‘il'
ly ended 11113iii1'z1l outburst due to the
consolidation and following election
matters. but ordinary policiicai under
currents which do not rise to the sur
face at oi’f times. There is a little do
1111: in the ramp 01' the Republicans of
the. third district, honour, and some
little Democratic activnies in the first
district which are attracting attention
The district Democrats have formed :1.
.lcl‘t'vrson club. 11. hich organisation it is
planned to make 11 factor in the ill.illl1'.i-
pal elortion to he. lli‘lii here in two
This band is at. present merely
getting into formation order and the
work is 1min: 0:1 nuict'y, i-lysteuiaticai»
Lu and strictly unustcnlatiopsly.
The liepuhlirn'in ('1‘ the third distrii t
liou'rver. 1111' not us 1111M i'bout their
'l‘ht-y lime boldly announced,
tin-.111:l.1 .‘ttnruey 1.011 Ptii'ls,111o(11‘lgil1
:1101' 1111‘ tl'v- pirn. that 1311i'l1will be held
l‘iitlnj. 1'1‘1'11511': :1 111511ti11yui'ti1051» vol
era of the (.l. t). l’. 1'. he can: to attend.
9.1111111 fun is anticipated. too. for tilt-1'0
1111‘» some of the party in this district
they have a iii‘lm'tlllur‘
They claim that their 1111111134 wci'c llilS
sin}: from the cunt-11s lists at the 1:151
llii‘i'illL’, and in cherni
year s
\1, hr) Full" '1. 1.
nominating." an
1
‘ Sn irilgoitcs were sentenced nt- no
cases they Lollcvu this to have some to.
pass because of :1 reusin. That these,
men will attend the organization meet-
i111: this week is practically assured
and it may ‘1'11 that they will intiulri
into the reason that prevented them
from EXG'Ch-illli: their 1'Tul1t as voters
111 the rounds of tlic licpnhlican party
some 1111111111511, -
The call states thngthe [lUl‘IJOb'iJ oi
the meeting is to organize a permanent
ltcpnblirnn club, to work for and in tilt.
interests of the Republican party only
These two parties. 1'1 presented by the
club already formed, must plan state
work as their greater endeavor. unless
there is a (image 1:1 local politics he
tore tin- next election. it will be re
mom'hered that last full the Republic-
111111111111 iieuiobruts, together with Pro
gressives were practically smouldorco
under the enthusiasm which surround-
ed two new parties, the Citizens' and
the People‘s organizations,
The line was almost as pronounced
as a boundary line on amap. and Re,
publican lined 11p with licrnccrats, or
Progressives. and there, Was a sonerm
conglomincraticn of old party member-11‘
in the. ranks of the J’coplcs' and (“it
acns‘ parties. The old parties held ccn~
ventions and cunrunon 11s was their
went. but when it came to the voting‘
there were
for either of these two had been on
dorsed practically for the purposes or
nomination. It is extremely doubtful if '
the lines thus formed are ever torn
down in Norwalk. The parties thus
formed will probably stand for years to:
nominally but two tickets, '
i
come until sectional strife has been"
ended here This, to the old timers=
seems further away than the end 01' will prove interesting reagirt
the world.
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WOMAN MURDERER BANE.
Kritchmn'n
Be Taken from Hospital to Prison.
immanent), r111. 11 wSophie 1km. ""9 111111 111111111111; 0‘“ 111 ills .,
to 1vorlti.< ~ .. -
-ilfteen years for murder 111‘ Nougatnok ' ' ‘
chman. sentenced to 11-11111 tWelvo
and coral-allied to. Middletown (State
1
prompt
up of the suave ,
which most children
may save your child 1
ter~ycere of digestive 11
That trusted remedy of
moth era,
Mother Gray’s 8
Powders in till
Used by mothers to: 22 ' ‘
gives the little one
digestive assistance 1168M-
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Street Police court today to four day
imprisonment each on their refuel!
give securities to keep the peace
six months, after they had been charge
ed with obstruction and assault in
nection with last night's demonstrati'
near the provider's residence in Dell!
int; street and at Scotland Yard. p
The women informed the magistrate
that their demonstration of yesterday
a protest against the exclusion oi the!
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Another batch of militant Salim
gettcs was brought up at the Wes
London l’oliCe court on charges oi as
saultlng.r the police during the alien!
to arrest Mrs. liinuneline Pankhnrst
last niul1t.Some of the womén
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A force of police kept close watch a!
night on the house in Kenningto
where Mrs. Pankhurst took up her
residence on her arrival fromSwltzét—
land. Large quantities of'proviaiolli.‘
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from the loumt classes of ihe Basin
End of London b) \ilrs Sylvia Pan
burst after her secession from the 3V
men's Social and Political UnipnuSmiia
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meeting of the army today. When tol
to desist the men retortod: "I! We are
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