FRIDAY, AUG. 28,
J:
1914 '
‘I
AT
East Norwalk Cash,
Gro
THIS WEEK
“"HE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
Kill 17 TEN-i? DELI-EVE ZJA ‘NflOl‘ 1317‘".ch AHT
' ', I" ' , ' i; inter-l ;_ '
esting to note that he was ti
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I— 1:11:11: liners“
Pillllillllll lliiIN
Slate Metals thought in Be
Planning Another Visit for
THE
cery
Isocrety William {Add It
18 great.
uncle of Christine [Add Franklin,
in Windsor woman with a reputa-
ltion as a writer whose great uncle]
lon her mother's side was John Ml
Niles. one of the founders of The:
Hartford Times, and postmaster-gen“;
iera] under Van Buren. Within 'nl
,icw years of the great movement tort
peace inaugurated in Hartford. Elihu;
Illurritt. the learned blacksmithJ oi;
New Britain. began publishing in‘i
\\ OTCQSIC‘I‘. in DH, his (‘hrisrinn liti- l
. Auto Arrests.
’Phone 748-3 Free Delivery w ‘_
K 4 '6. 9‘5 TNT}. 11:1; z'I. Iiunrum-r-
Uneeda
Biscuits
2
“litilitl
1.1+ \2 ill
'1“ Nix-In 1-! \\t':' part ‘as l"
r not the knit- pun-.1 o'tl.
pkgs
arrest'in violator 111,Iil1t
”1311s. Stow lohremvn Mowc “illtltlIl
‘ D , 'iit'ioi's
LI' ,azuery
Butter i1. 32c
find. ArIlllIer mmrmra .u‘rlill III
1111:: place 1&1 11.251451: 1’; on me.
«nit was 11in: ltwmem I :1“ hi
111,111}. mi 1111] were fluid various
muuts n) tilt: locus court. .
_\".'. .lI- accident in Wcsrpwrt
'.Imd rivé'fty hive been numerous fnr'
.‘1,..I
? Granulated Sugar
with other goods
\h-I [Inst .'~v‘-‘ .ll Summers. The l‘t-u'
01".» .Ir'r that the dl‘l\t'."_-‘ of 1:1”
"hit it up," lira. inoiiiont {litl' stI'I‘.~
the good mud: in “'wm‘or't 11nd thi')‘
oIiI'lltllIlt‘S tcnr tlirouuh here Hi :1 on
Mile an hour wily. mufflersopen and
4 lbs.
Extra Fine
I able
Butter'n pm... 290
the general public.
The nuiuant'e is confined to
luixht'rinne during» the “wit; The
initials inns rhut ure lut‘alutl in this
iét'ction are slIImIirI: planes tor 5.11110
Fancy Native Potatoes,
14 lbs..
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1- . . C
i \ Good Family Flour, a bag,
' 79 ’
Magnolia or Clover Milk,
1 '3 Cans
Van Camp’s Baked Beans,
i . 20: can,
it
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rec can, 2 for
:«It’~“the autonmlulistc. Ih’c roads sir:-
Enrol and the '11. 115. minibus lllil-l
th 11 (3:: tour: ofticiuh “1‘: more 4115
lltHS 1:11 in their L1!“ tnttrrternch
. ft hut nntlntn tint-111.1..1nto 15210
in (1088” .lulo‘tmtyiler: Ilir mtgr-Il in
lsorno may or otih-r' the lllnlrwlil tho
mars iIIIIH'I the poor rum] 111 No; “1.1“
grind strike ltlt‘ill «round for Lyceum.
_Swift’s Silver Leaf Lard,
II. lb.
130
' . i‘l‘l1\'(‘l‘li \\‘1I;~tptrrt :ulti ”Lip-inn"
Campbellsmr Riter‘g But the oom'tII'n of the people of
Baked 86935, can [\Yeutpor: has. been that not only 13'1
‘ the 1:0.:Ii1lent lupin-.11 hut the new
and .~:~lup o} the toml risidrnh I.~
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c The lu>t butch of \‘inlrrlurs In! the
l::\\ “'111' :Ii'r'vrit-ti on (‘lizll‘gvr‘ tl'.1'.
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White ROSE Jelly Powder, 1.13“ iiilt")LtttI' lumps turgu til; itch.
I '1111 1.11 ntro some runs wlItIir
All Flavors, 2 pkgsu the Where l1.1.l th mufflers 111 1111-1:
I‘m' 11111—11. “Q‘SIHOH' \\ 1» :1 diner
ltlau lIs'. Suturnlzv untl Hindu}. “1th
C rin- state utflt'ors 1n l1:,Ind uni ihcrtI
Iill‘t 51111111 uh” hope tht tlnmns will
, ,l-~_ Kit"IIiqu during the mung-.5111»
birth
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CONNECTtCUT HA8 E ‘"
wonxzo ron Whoa
While Prceld'ént \\ 1151111 inter
ferin his hi i ,3
1; My 1.11115: to e wor-
Crosco, cut to
_ 21c
WhiteRose Cocoa, 1-2 lb.
can, cut to
l
the people everywhere throuahfiut’ the“
.
Pf 3 hlruingr<h 11m, 1.; “cs“:(fl'l Sailor ,
Uni and rhinday [or .1113 putpu; 1- or
Interment)“;
1...“;
with absolutely no tftlnrldfil‘hllull for'
Ur"
. 01th were not uncommon.
ring nations in the interest otgpduce, ;
zen, proclaiming a half century be,
fore the czar's rescript. the propriety!
ot. a uorld‘ s court. l
3* Mount; down to a later date. thereI
' organized here in 1140:) through1
influence of such advocatts as'
). C. ll. Adler, Principal Arthur lJ.’
£1», oi the Second .\orth school, J.'
“Gilbert Lalhoun, Judge :1: J. 0111 l
van, the Rev. R. ii. Potter andt
others. the organization which is‘
now accomplishing such great things:
Llwoughout the state in the interest oil
a reasonable solution of difficulties ire-l
tween nations and a recourse to urbi-i
tratiuu instead of to the gun and theI
sword. ‘
l
Mystic'a Peace Grove.
in and about Mystic the visitor1
this summer met-ta here and theru'
nilh munyhn oid~tirne peace uorkeri
Mm has many interesting reillluiocenC-y
es to relate ot‘ the Peace “(031' Inc-et-
ings in Mystic, which are now only :1
memory. While recognizing the fact
that the peace movement is just as.
strong and indeed stronger than it;
over was in the past. these men and’
women who can remciriher way liat'k
ju.~t after the war when the Mystic
meetings began, cannot hear the:
thought that l'eat'e Grove in Mystic.
is never ugaln to resound with tin» ring-i
ing appeals of world ptnce lenders, he.
tore whom auditucee or who and lit-2
The site of the grove is 1111 unus- ‘
null? ’Ittractive one for peace meet-
:1.;a..:mt~‘ the banks of him, gentle
Mystic river. The scene {is eloquent
for peace. Within the grove all lei
"di mt} but7 almost within the round
of 5"the"Irpt'ulter'e voice stands a wil-
loWilubv full grown. that once grew
at :3.§Belch‘u over Napoleon's grave.
anon. short distance away: 13 n ceme-
termftltere; many a lri’ion soldier:
alwpmdnr the carnage '
Qid Time Spa-kart.
Francis \lerritt recalled?
5.2 .7!
its 111’s
4 f1
I .
Saturday
dependable Furniture,
Ranges at
Sterling August Sale.
Prices.
10‘ to 40 per cent. Saving
and Monday
“MW 5'
Blankets and , Comfortables
At August Prices, ,9SCi-2to $6.00.
15c
.‘ ‘1
'Sele'ct'eti Eggs, iri‘ carton,
Dozan
320
Gold 'Medal Flour a bug
; 851:
{l
3'24 Cottage Street.
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Hllili llillllli‘ Bills
' ' From restorations lini- l
»_ — tonergan disappoints
it? ‘
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150
Royal Mush. Milk Crik-
t- r hear 3 “1",
25c
Soda Crackers, 2 lbs.
15::
A. STULL,
East Norwalk
p
untilized in public construction.
Gilbert A. Hitchcock has been de-
signated acttn's postmaster In Ches-
hire, lay agreement betweiui the Wet-
office department and the bonding
company, pending the selection of a.
postmaster liy Repreaenhtho Reilly.
m .
TILE MT Timur...
rr
Vows of humming Businms‘ Condi-
tions in Orange.
conflict may cough! ff 13 hr intéregt (0 who niIiIcmblcd 111 the 1155111 trove
Imah UM- “ryi‘largermIth g mgr“) discussfl'lhe question of peace
State of Connecticut has plus-tan i my versus war were “Lucie
““3““ 35‘5 RHYME that: the Jrediiiul the ”file“ ‘1”- among the ‘9” first'
(lac-hm
movement for the settlement of ditto
fillet-1 amon the nations by itra-
or; I‘lherth. utility fiat-tort to rung,
days the Hartford Cohritut ’l‘lierhave
been two great centres in this state
for the peace ,propuga,nd11-—liartford
and Mystic: 1115111101113 called to
the latter little town on the shorts.
of the Sound just at this time
through the very recent sale and use
for other purposes of the famous Peace
“grove on the west bank of the‘Mystlc
river, where for almost half a century
Connecticut Peace Society have held
their annual convolution. which.‘ Kt-
tructed thousands who were priviles-w
ed to listen to the 10151111555159.1515 ad~'
routed. . =
01' Hartford it has well hood said
that. no other city outside of Boston
has ever exerted such an infldeuce
in behalf, of peace, for it was have
that the American rem Society had
its headquarters in thoin early cm
from 1835 to 1837; hi this city also.
and before the ndyont of the 3115:»
can Peace Sooté'ty, in 188$, thefOon-
necticut Peace Society had its 1111-111;
”the Universal r5515 Uhlon"'and the,
Graham
The Newark. N. J.. Evening News while from the some Connecticut
"of yesterday said: That the“? h‘hiflnk t6.“ Valli Mb “3 mil ”th339.“
.industry in Orange is "coming buck"
as a ‘result of orders received-during MW: Adm“ of Pen” It was
Crouch. David illltl Elizabeth Crouch,
Jonathan Whipple. Jonathan “Whipple ,
'Jr.., did his wife, one of the Gr-een' .
few others“
mails and pus-Iihly 11
There was new: 11 thought that the,
meetings begun no quietly would any
some such vast proportion: “as then;
did eventually. As the idea of the.
‘ the L‘ni-
holding at meetings grew _
vernal l‘eacc Union, or Philadelphia!
Society. came .Ju and "sinned In
campaign ulonageimliur lines, the two
organizations working togethcr'lu 1111-
nuulmnthurmrohooc-There wup
vet; little to worry, for so orderly was
the WW barre-min
was required and. no pickpo'okets tried
to rob the unwary of their money.
Some or the men and. women oi
national rind international reputation
heard on the Mystic plattorru were
John W. Foster, Alfred H. Love. for
nearly half 9. century president of the
Unlersal Peace Union. organized in
Pro 'idence in the Fricnda‘ meetfugl
house of that place in May. 1866; Dr.
Truthood, William Lloyd Garrison;
Edmln, D. Mead. Itobert Treat. Paine,‘
Joules H Earl, Jenn 13.1.0113. Levi Kl
Jo
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others Many piilillh men who
could not find timetto attend in person
the Qualier, Francis Gallagher ,
. .1. v—xv—o-
Tel 105. " l27- l
Sterling Furniture Co.,
When'St'erling says" it’s Oak--lt’s Oak.
3’1”
‘4
Rage and
to YOU.
29 Washington St.
‘ed and upheld” the Mystic peace
meetings have passed on and of those .
who rennin many are scattered and Stemtyplcts no Great Work Aug}-
some an in the for. West so distant Less Than Two Yearu' Study.
that it would not. be possible for them The following telegram was receiv-
to make the journey to Connecticut. ed at the 1151.111 Btuness College. in
. South Norwullt, lost night:
Lovut's
August 27-28, 1911.
THE PLACE
NFW WORLD'S RECORD.
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
South 'Norwalk, 001111.: .
In world’s shorthand championship
contest, Atlantic City, yesterday, au-
spices INutiouni Shorthand Reporters’
Association, Annie Schoentold, seven-
1
, vb
_ 2 . , / '
(““1" “5' 21—0111“ ‘0 the past :ew weeks; 11111 that the
V “f mmnmmg “ quorum prospect is bright for all-the. {detox-lea
"5° 0‘ ansenmuws isoon- running' on full time; was a. re-
Peilly and Kennedy :port read at a muting of {no Feder-
“me“ “’ “3““ "‘9‘ 'Iuted Trades council or the Ounces
" “Wm” “WM “ held 111 the money running. 240 Main
street, last. night.
" “The Rework News
list. 5111511.:
» - 33 North Sim avenue.
, nine 1511111111591. Kearney Fl
loin who is supposed to be I
{Wm “lbw,“ l?" 1.3““ user arbor of his tin 513115.511 ol-
_ whom were on the chum in the
'Bankruptcy Court today. could throw
my 1113111 oil his present Wheré'abonta
‘rhe examination or the Baguio as
to their human attain w to nevi.
been rammed 00‘” Mfaté. Retiree
but? . ,
ltnln is hormtoday in common
. to New Britain "sense phbi'elni"
fie rum Representative Donovan and Edith o. Adana.
together they conferred mutant-goon or. invent the. entity time,
out Blue or the 'whlio motor the 'dluDDal-‘l’ance attire
:rapidly throughout the state, so that
of:
f
,. an ancestor of. Richard Henry mun. children living in and around IMYBllcl
1111-:er owing to “é mm” 1" 3m”— were accustomed to send letters; often
item When sud his coworkers in
this city that the peace idea spread read at the monogram thus Elihu
Root. former President Taft. former
in 1838 there “8 not “ single corn» President Roosevelt. Andrew Carnegie
m but h“ 1“ moo moiety. N" and others of prominence on both sides
alight “We :W‘.‘ mm m", 5""; or the water addressed the Mystic ou-
’ . , diencbs in triennial-fast cfpeace nun
Lockwood was often an attraction in
the days “hen woman’s rights waif!
comparatively new idea .
so popular did the meetings but
Atom in denim. ‘come that peOple used to till“! date: ,
. This was fertile soil for peace udvo~ a. your ahead {a meet their relative!
vocatcs, for" we the Connecticut and friends at peace meeting:
Peace Society w’ari 1011111151 in 1831. The young wen not loll: out nod
and in June, 1834, commenced issu- there was organized t summer «hoot
ink the Advocati"; of Peace. Al- for peace, or which Prof;- Danish
though William Watson. who was Bateheilor was the head Here tho.
"The Growth of m," in which be.
‘13th that low would ultimate-
ot considerable length which were "
teén-yeu-old stenotyplat, won one hun-
dred fifty" word test, ninety-nine and
ninetemhauocuracy, establishing new
worlds rec-Iordfflgl eight positions to
utonotypists. Ma e'IHeald eighteen
your-old stepotypiot won one hundred
seventy- dive word teat. ninety-eight
and nine-tenths acourncy-‘—tirn firepo-
sitlons to stauotyphts, no shorthand-
ers 1.1151111555511115 Schocnfeid won
two hundred word test, ninety-nine and
threetenths «accuracy, . establishing
nawwplild word. Clem Baltic. emit»
ecu-mold stouotyplot, won two hun-
dndtwenty word lost, .111me
and tour-tenths .muncy. establishing
.mi‘w world's record-4111:5111! 11111-11
places to stenotyplsta. Mr. Beinln.
ouiyuhorthuuder to quality. All those
young stdno’typists M11 study or
atenotypy less than two your: ago.
.I'lhlowithmdins 1.1151: youth and tau-
patience. they decilively defeated such
world: champions old stars as Mr.
:‘Bohrin, three times champion. Gar-
.sou, Nellie Wood, Ransom. Randall and:
~ _ , ' many others. all withdrawn to twenty
”to 53 ! your court reporting experience. Roe
" ., ' . '. {out is ”coping for: stenctypy and
f? - , M Moo forever, mouth use 0!
Mne- mm
groom .1111 world:
“ 1111s ,AND
Everything no
and built for
SERVICE
slum skillful,
’ Cheaper
Than _
KerOSene '
O 1
Electricity at our reduced an :
is cheaper and more economici'
than any other illuminant. Ask
about our flat rate. \.
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