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not accept nomination. His business
cerium will hit W in:
New York city tour or five days a.
week. and other matters which M
an time and stint-n. make him (gel
that he could not We the city's but.
lose the attention it should receive,
ad that a man ahoull be placed on
the ticket. whose whole time is spent
in the city, and who therefore can
more keep in touch With the desires
of the people. In accepting Mr. but
an ‘detsination the ward committee
tail that the party iI losing a strong
candidate, anda man qualified in all
respect fer the office of councilman.
While Mr. Miller‘s declination is
cause for regret, the ward committee
futuuately has been also to ill the va-
cancy with the name ofVJohn. W.
Smith, who has served the former
city of South Norwalk ably and com-
menting” council man in the past.
Mr. Smith while not seeking the Dosi-
tion. has consented to run, and his
candidacy is supported by the un'Jnf
minus Vote of the ward committee, His
selection meets with general approval
and adds strength to the ward ticket.
Republican: City' Committee Organizes
WM. B. UNHOLTZ. Prov.
Taken Here
The Modern Market
t
‘Iissfimcml’rcsestllmlt
1:15 O'clockialibrailuri-
total-
As announced on Wednesday, the
prizes for the Gordon Contest ole-red
by the Woman’s Civic Lag“ a Nor-
walk, will be given at the Library, in
~ I' the Auditorium. tomorrow, Sunday,
1 at ”fifteen in the afternoon. Miss
Pinneo. chum of the emailing,
We the sedan by telephone. 1
will call the meeting to order. Ills
. , Brendiinger, maident f til .
This iI done to save you time 0 0 mg“
and trouble.
will say a few words, and then the
brim. carefully Pl'eblred and a ticket
Now. you naturally wouldn’t
order by phone if you didn’t
to the Pleasant Hour theatre for the
afternoon performance will be pre.
_ .‘ sented. The com m ’ .
pt goal cuts and bur weight. i m ee and the Ear
When we invite you to order l.
by wire we therefore intend to
den visitors will be on hand to see
that every child is) looked after and
'1an Int clan, ”PS“;
the march for the Pleasant Hour will
begin at ten minutes be two. .Thcre
are 74 winners of prizes or of honor—
able mention in Norwalk, from East
invited to participate and a good
friend of the County Home, as soon
as he knew there were to be a bun-
The members of the newly elected
Republican city committee met in ilyei'
Council Challlber in the City Hall, last
evening, fol organization. The meet-
ing was called to order by the retir-
ing chairman. Attorney 'Leo David,
and Percival Ii. S‘llcrron acted as s ‘
rotary.
Wao'd,.was unanimously elected chair-
man of the committee, Deputy Sheriff
Nelson W. Benedict, of the First
Ward, treasurer, and Percival I-l. Sher-
rom of the Fifth Ward, secretary. The
following‘ committee, with Judge
George H. Vosburgh as member ex-
:lllclo, was appointed on platfbrm, and
their report; will be submitted to the
William Miller, of‘ the Second .
opposition and all starts are being
directed toward gaining a units-d demv
ocrary. .
fern-tn Ward.
Frank Clark‘hbems sure to receive
the Democratic nomination for council.
men and without oppoaitlon.‘
uuuuuuus nu-
um um us up,
SAN DIEGO, Cat, Sept. IDS—Fun-
I; North Main St.
L.__ ‘
drcd children from these two organiza-
rions invited those of the County
Home, who were at liberty to come to
be guests also.
The original sum offered in miles
for the past two years by the League
was $36, and this was strictly ad-
bored to. But this year in gardens
......—
Brotherhood and Theosophical So-
ciety. Since making his home in Cali-
fornia, Mr. Spaidlng had been identi-
fied closely with the good roads move-
lnent.
In the first primary election in Cali-
fornia for United States Senator in
Norwalk there are 23 p11" winners, ,.
1910, Mr. Spaldlng entered the race
against John 1). Works, of Los Ange-
leI. Although he had only thirty days
for his campaign he carried 75 legis-
lative districts of the state, as against
45 for w other candidates. Despite
this. the state legislature declared
that Works had been chosen and
Spnlding was defeated.
has broken all records, and the com.
mlttee, in despair, begged for as much
money as the treasury could spare,
$49.50. Then there was the five dol-
lar gold piece won by the Children’s
Market. Float, so $54.50 will be given'
ail-t no mu m d the
Fc‘rprttee have given the money for
the treat Morrow. VAt the same
time‘tho treasurer of tho 1m says
that if the people owing dues to the
League would just remember their lit-
sea of the Playground and Garden
Contest would be paid without dili-
, culty.
Anybody interested in the children
is cordially invited ‘to come to the
Auditorium tomorrow, and, of course,
members of the Civic League an
welcome. The auditorium is being
used in order that there may be
plenty ~of room. This is true with rc~
gard to the older people, the children
will have to be admitted by card. so
there may he no confusion.
IN WWIER’S
SCH001 THIS fill
Premium Men of on. Striving
for loyn' benefit
B
At the meet
tel‘s‘ School last evening, a prelimin-
ary “Quiz” was given on First Aid,
preparing the men for the examination
in First Ltd which is to be conducted
by Dr. William J. Tracey on Septem-
ber 16th, It 8 p. m., at the ethos of
Attorney in 0. Gregory.
After the "Quiz,” Commissioner
MacDonald gave a brief talk on his
experience on the Mining camp at
Flutisburgh. Which talk proved very
interesting and
Smut Masters.
Plans are being made for the open-
ing of the new Scout Muster-3’ School
our Reputation
tie dollars and"fi.fty centses slim
z; of the Scout Mas’
v. ,
aroma.
LegsolSpringtano
Lamb lor Slowing
Choice Young Fowls
Hamburg Steak .
Lean Corned heel
CITY MARKET
Fore Quarter Spring Lamb '
’ Milk Fed Roasting Chickens
Boot Cut Shoulder Steak
Sperry & Barnes’ Bacon Strip
204: lb;
Pure Lard ...... ...... ..
Best Creamer Butter . ........... . ..... 35¢ ,
Mason Fruit ars,quarts. scum
Mason. Fruit Jars, pints ........ . 45: m
Sure Seal Glass Top Fruit Jars, qt. sizc/ ..... .' 60c dozen" 1
Large Selected Peaches for Canning . . . . . . . soc basket
l
and Groceries.
A lull line ol Fruits, Vegetables
I
instructive to the
this Ml.
Ward’s Bread and cake”.
Telephone your order to 1340. Free delivery.
to them in any line of business. and”
A: which time it is hoped
at the same time. lmprtwe their hem ,,
ern't'iervices will be heldlt‘onorrow of
Albert Goodwill snalding.~one or the ~mt a number of the men of Norwalk
will avail themselves of the opportu-
city convention on Monday evening,
at Steak
and constitution. Any persoanho'u'
when the party nominations will be
male. Where all; the cpmmittecmen
Were. present from the dlgerent wards,
organization of committees were per
footed as follows: I
First Ward—aloha Milne, chairman,
L. Si. John Keeler, secretary; Nelson
W. Benedict, treasurer.
Second Ward—William Miller, chair-
man; Sicpllcn Dokus, secretary;
Philip (‘aslwellanm treasurer..-
figt‘hfl -d--Harry E. Scoileld,
man: 1‘ ivaffi. Sherron, secre-
tgy; Edwin WV, Godfrey: treasurer
Democratic ham Tonight
The llcmoclatlc electors ot the city
will gather this evening for the pur
9% of selecting delegates to Ville oi“
convention to be held next Monday
evening. The First Ward caucus will
be ,lleld in tile Town llnlli Second
with caucus ln‘thc «My Hull: Third
Ward at 207 East Washington street;
Four Ward in the Norwdlk Town
pouri Room: Fifth Ward ill the Re-
liance Hook and Ladder Company
quarters. Each primary" will be
called to order by the various mem-
bers of the city commiltee at 8
o'clock and ward and district officels
and committees will also be named.
Third Ward Democrats are consider-
ing putting up a very strongr slate at
tonight’ 5 caucus on the East Side. Ac-
. cording to reports, lrviug. D Robert-
! am will be nominatedas councilman.
5 Winfield s. Hanford Will'rcceive‘ the
:2 nomination as district treasurer
, against Fred Greenwood on the Re-
publicaii ticket M.‘ P. Dunn, promin-
: out East Washington street hardware
dealer. is being talked -of as a: oaadl-
" disc for idle year-cowl district commis-
’ «sinner to run against Harry Water- .
bury. on are when side , ”ELM Steak : W dim!“ Wm ,0, nu, .,
first Warn ”Democratic Councilmen rertainme of tlifi gulclegates.
mt"..- ., Prunellib oillcel will. 5...... “- fresh Shoulders
3'oniaht is Demccratitr caucus night . .m 0“, “12”,, as My
. rivaling had lapsed dhto unconscious-
" near, from which he did not emerge.
Homers of baseball. {reinfthe family
home at Point Lorna, where he died
suddenly last night. The‘ ceremony is
to be private and will be followed by
cremation.
For the last ten days Mr. Spalding
apparently had been rallying from
what was supposed to have been a
slight paralytic stroke, and yesterday
he seemed in good spirits. At 9:30
p. a}, however, he ,complliined of a
severé pdin In his head. Mrs. Spnld-
ing was summoned, but before her ar-
B‘esldes hls‘wldow. Mr. Spaldlng is
survived b'y‘three sons, Albert Good.
will Spnldlng, Jr., Keith Spalding and
Durand Churchill, a son by adoption.
Keith Spnlding resides in Chicago;
Churchill and Albert Spaidlng are in
Europe. ma only brother, J. Walter
Spalding, of New York. is vice-presi-
dent of the sporting goods house of
ter, Mrs. W. '1}. Br,’ and his moth-
er, reside In East- 0“ go, N. J.
For many years Md Sphldlng was a
prominent member of the Universal
Shoulder Steak
Hakim Steak
Sirlom Steak
Round Steak
in, the .tive.wards of the city at which , I. ‘
time district officers. delexahea. Jo
the city convention and ward commit- : ‘ .-
tees will be selected. Walker.
" “ -. Fir'st Ware}? . , Bridxeport. will be toastmaster at the ‘. . 01 S mm 5 or 6 MIKE .
TheSentlnelhasexce onto it” the post prnndal eier- . ' ' ’ average 1‘
Cdunc‘iiman—Q-Harold '1‘. Ni‘
pianist» Commissioner—omega
id”.“3t:ii.ll§”°*»”‘ 4 W . 1;... Lime .Chop . " n. “Blue “Fish
. n‘ r . . V“; “,1, ‘V ..
. m we, '“gm “mm“ mm . - Quinn or New items. president 0! the -5.- ‘gflpcctontgifi 15% WE Cg: 35:15,}
. _ g ' O
- cilmnn, the leaders man not up :to J an“ organisation, will bring $2215: ‘P'w .. -
nttb cosmos tram prospsouv
,gresa time been able to-ob_tain a, deli-Z , I» F’
DR. VINCENZO E SANTO AT THE
COMMUNITY CLUB.
The present state of tumult among
the nations of Europe makes the sub
ject of the lecture to be given at the
Community Club, on Friday. Sept. 10,
at 3:30, of timely interest. Modern
conditions in Italy is to be given I):
Dr. Vinccnw do Sonic, of Rome,
lDr. De Sonic is a. graduate of the
University of Rome and is at present
an instructor In Boman languages at)
the Universlty of Pennsylvania. and q
liberal contributor‘to the Italian new“
pope". nu lecture will cover the Re-
..-1'&‘
we
HABNOK'S MARKET
We cannot afford to sell you
inferior meats. because we have
a reputation for handling only
the superior. cuts and qualities; .
and whenever we find that we
cannot maintain this high stand-
ard, we are tiling to withdraw.
But up to date we have always
succeeded in pleasing our many
patrons, and we believe we can
please you, too. Won't you try
and see?
76 N. Main St.
Tel, 5‘34. . X .
missance of Italy and Modern Italy. .1 .. .
Dr. do Bantu himself. standI firmly ‘
for Modern Italy. which is entirely dis-
tinct from the tally of the“ Renais-
sance. The Community Club in cape-
clally fortunate in being nbleto or
cure this instructive as well an inter»
esting lecture, and members are re
quested to-be on hand early, as a;
;
KIIKIIKIK DIIEGK
‘13 I0
M'SDcliVEry.
BIG [KIWI COKVIKIIM
interested in this movements In new
nlty. The men who have taken the
course. Clearly demonstrate the fact
that they personally received a great
deal of benefit from being interested
in the scout movement They not only
"have the pleasure of aiding in the
:charncter building of the boys, they
Ellso receive a benefit and enjoyment
Efrem the work, equally to that which
‘the boy's mocha. This cannot be
:belpcd, for anyone who is interested
in outdoor life and straight living,
iwuld naturally be interested in the
scout movement andi’rom the subjects
covered would obtain information and
quested to see General Frost or Jud“
Keogh.
There is to be a meeting of Tim
No
the
In New Zenland all males are
obliged to do military drill from 14.
to 21 years of age ,and schools are rev 5 _
quired to withhold scholarship grants.
from any student who cannot pro '
that he has complied with the proviso
knowledge which would be a benefition oi dnill.
4 and 5 this evening. which stunts»...
winter work of these troops. ‘
MUST DO MILITARY DRILL.
A. G. Spaidlng and Brothers. His sls~
p .
large number Is expected.
WHITE.
:2
'—-0pportunitles-Rend The Senti-
el's Classified river-daemon“
I 7 . will makes
There will be music following the
M
Special in sway——
' l in Norwallr and elsewhere are much . V
Dealer in
.vafi“ 3% 3: Wu
Kudourirérpent ._vIas"¢niadé lobby that
a special and important meeting of
the members of Nora'nlk’a Liquor
Dealers' Association will be held next ‘
Sunday morning at 10: 30 oclock in ‘ ’
. Arion llall. At this session delegates
will. be apnol‘nféa‘l‘o “ren'rdsent‘thls -
city at the convention and. banquet of
the State Liquor, Wine and Beer
Dealers' Association, which is to be
held' in the Hotel Stratield Bridge-
'port; ‘September ltth and 15th.
Prohibition Party-Motive.
., e. In .view of the no that the Prohl~ ~ :'
bluon party is preparing? campaign .
for a no license vote in every town .
and city in {in state this, fall, dealers ,
by
'K. .
interested in the convention
,nxpected it m be largely ,
whé‘firW hesdelfitibdflhprspsr- ,
Roast Beet
as those of the state. will Speak atf‘the
khanquet, which will be_ held Von 91°" :-
‘ til. . .
V
' élisalel
gin with greeting by
305 Main Street, Stamford.
Pot Roast no bone,
Smoked Shoulders
’28 or 9‘lb Smoked hauls”
been? sands:
1:
1;;
I‘
5. Fish; Ergeiables, Fruits.
p
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39 Main Street, NorwalkV .
lie lb
address of “we
Thomas J. B did of Springfib‘ld,
Stew Lamb
‘F‘rankarts
tho genie association.
r-in‘horést and It VIlelntion to the
gum
Norwalk Chronicler