Evening sentinel, Wednesday, September 10, 1919 · page 7

 
 

 

Children’s
§ School Supplies

: PENCIL BOXES—40c to
. s; 7.3.

i NOTE BOOKS—6c, 12c, 15c;
f I finds

LOOSE LEAF BOOKS.
‘ PADS—A11 sizes; 20 1.0-350.
? I‘ENCILS, ERASERS, BLOT-

' TEES. ETC.

DON NELLY’S

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T'w Norwaik exchange of the
9»; lw:n .\'vw England Telephone
rrztmny has 12.603 stations. and this
nirsrm ' is constumly incrcztslnz.

\Iv‘fidtil‘rnfi are ended and now no
mt . illtl't‘nys until (‘olumbus Day.
' it: time to look forward to is

Fair.~(fztrutcl Courier.
—Don‘t foruet'. Inst
sezucn at Roton Point Park,

T .‘Kl)1ll':.

dance of the
:ivcn by

Norwalk Tire Tennis ('iub. t‘eattlrin':
K.rn‘< O‘v’erscas Sinzinc Orthwtra.

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T\! licrthu Meechan hrs l't-clllllttl
h." «‘uiks with the poxw-rrtntvnt :tt.
‘.\'.-. ".in;:ton. D. C... after ll pleztsunt va-
c..ti«m at her home. 37 Eaet avenue.
Elk: )lecchan is connected with war

ri: 1-; insurance bureau.

\‘x'allact- Dunn of France street is
rr'1'3llptl to his home with a sprained
sustained Saturday evening
on his way to home. The
1.; slowly recovering and Mr.

V m hope-s to be out again shortly.

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church school of Trinity will
: rt> :iv'st: session nt 10 o‘clock,

September 14. Officer! and
:'s are asked to attend early. so
the scholars for the

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ANNOUNCEMENT
'v lewerl J. Silll5, teacher “I?
., \t‘il :- -op- 11 lit-i <tudio at. 4‘1
. .Id< on S'.i‘l“l‘!‘.lll‘.‘
t. ‘tt;‘.~-nt.~‘ \(ticc ttinl
a. mail. telephone.

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'x.‘.‘tlli.'rtrt .‘dtllli‘l'llll‘ly,
/ popular local ccnductor.
the influenza epidemic
" to take up her residence
taking the first.

house. Mr. and Mrs. C.
«n:— residing on the second

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organist and choir di-
'iti\=-.t‘~_‘; J. Sims. hopes to have
pzuwntation oi the choir
would Welcome any new
like to join.

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is in pro: re.~.< in the fac-
*.. \‘tarin: Hat Co, in Yon.
. The factory in" being; pick-

sirikcrs. 'accordinz;r to ’l‘c
'lh'fl‘y‘ltllpars. and numerous
"mi: upon employes re-
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SEPTEMBER
1: as good a. month for good‘
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f_ resc‘rutions as January. .
fr" There is no good reasonr
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it fringe each month, if it isn’t ;—
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Trust Co.

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CONS‘llIUTION DAY I

SEPT»: 17TH, 1919

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Mflhltnfl from 7'1: 3: Pm i

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-d cl 7" YTl"n‘.b9l‘§. selected by the
. tate::. and contained a very lat'ue pro—

portion of the leaders of the new na«
lion \Qeoize “lashinzton presided.

Twenty- rine of the members were col-
lore graduates; but among the twen-
ty six “ho were not college-bred men.
We find V\'H<ltington and Franklin. The
two [trout p.(ti"tttld and original think-
(1‘5 amour: th‘“ dilegates were two of
its youtteust members, Alexander Ham-
ilton. who w:r.~ thirty. and James Madi-
son, who was thirty-six. “The Federa-
list " their joint production. to which
Iolm Jttx also contributed is generally

conceded to be on: of the greatest
vorkrmpon government ever written.
it consists of a series of brief articles
designed to explain to tire people (ht.
meaning of the Constitution.

Tire sessions or the convention were
held in secret. Almost every provi-
sion was. the result of careful debate
and painstaking consideration. The
convention aimed not to invent new
theories and new governmental ma-
chinery. but to adopt those which had
proved their value in actual operation.
either in the Colonies. in England, or
in other lands.

On September 17. 1787, the etrgrosp'»
ed Constitution was read to the con.
vcntion. Ilr. Franklin then rose and
told the story of "a certain French
lady, who, In a dispute with her aistcr.
\-':fri2 ‘I don‘t know how it lrapprtts.
sistt‘l‘. bttt I meet with no‘body but my~
tlt:tt'.~ always in the right.‘” He
confessed that he 'had at times doubt-
ed the wisdom of certain provisions
\V‘lxich had been incorporated into the
Constitution. but added. “The opinions
l have had of its errors, 1 sacrifice to
the public good. I cannot help
txprcssing a wish that every member
0? :lt-» convention. who may still have
objections to it. would. with me. on
this occasion, doubt a‘little of his own
lnffllllbllit\'“-llnll put his name to this
instrument." ‘

Before calling for the final vote of
the convention, Washington declared
that "the smallness of thc proportion
t'l Representatives (one heprbsenuh
rive in Congress hr each Uttmn pupu<
lrrtinu) has been considered by many
ttlt‘ll‘rbt‘l‘s or" the convention on insuffi-
IrlO‘l‘rl st‘cllt‘lly for the rights and litter-
a»~‘!\ ut' the people and lil'." as the
prt s’wnt mmrtent Wits lot admitting
.tll’rt'l‘rdluellts. be thought ”Ll-i of so
much consequcnce that it would um:
intuit .~;rrtis;tt(-tiutr to new it changed to
one lot (\(l'\ thirty thou and." No
t,pprr~i'.'on w i.- on: It d out the change
was made by unanitrtnue (tullw m. Tins
was the only time during (hr conven-
tion when Wuahington r-ntert-d into
the discussion of the proposrd Consti-
tutlnn.

The (‘ (institution v z .\ tit-«n signed by

m'r‘

all 111' tubers pry-8.9;. coccpt three ~
Rondo ph. Mason and Gerry
“'liile the members were signing.

Dr. Franklin. looking towards irtw
President's chair. at the back of which
it rising sun happened to be painted.
observed to it l'o-Vt members near him
that painters had found it difficult to
distinguish in their art it l‘lSan; from
u rPillnL' stun. “l llith‘." said hr. "ott-
cn and ”2‘“ ll. in the courso- of the $953-
ton. and tin: Vi(.’l.~<l|lllills or“ my
und (“an its to

how's
its isrllv, looked at
that llt'illllti lht‘ i’ro~id“nf Without bc-
in: zrble to toil VSil-‘Tilt'l‘ it was rlzsin:
or setting; but noyy ut Inngah. l huh
titc happiness to kll')“ that it is ;: rt.»
lllL ltllti 1101 at N li’lflg Sllll

UNITED MlNE WORKERS MEET.

(‘LI‘JY El .ANI). 0.. Sept . YR it.t
some 2mm dt-lt'gzttcs lt'utit lilt‘ col.
lcriu ~; 01‘ the l'riitrat‘r Stains and Canada
authored in the armory of the (‘levc-
lztnd Ul'it}'r‘. the International t‘onv-n-
tion of the l’nrtcd Mine \Vorkeis of

So

Alilt‘iild. tlrt- unruly-filth conwcutch
gathering ol tiiut oriunizatrott. was
called to order at ten o'clock this
morning. Events have t‘trllspirvd to

make it probably the llltl>i important

in the history of the United Mine
workers. :ince. (rtitt- ap.rrt from the
possibiliticg of trouble contained in

its almost. certain demands for higher
wages and shorter hours, the miners
of great Britain are looking to it for
support. and cooperation in the one»
tions of the sixhour day and the thit
tv-hour week. and. thc nationaliza-
tion of cord mince, Beth articles of
the British miner-5' procram figure
upon the; ot' the t'lc‘.'c‘:.tnd
tion.

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sure to bring the best rtsttlts obtnla '

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THOSE BETTER SHOES

THE LOUNSBURY,
“WON:

QUALITY FOOTWEAR

Desired Most by Particular
Women

Ask for them by their :full
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FOR TROLLEYS .
OCTOBER IST .

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indicating where the passenger board-
ed. The passenger. it is said. will
leave the car at the rear vestibule.
where he will present his punched
ticket to the conductor. who will col-2
lect the stipulated fare. g
Exact Fare Undetermined.

The exact rate of fare which will
be charged when the new system b(~
comes cflcctive. however. is :‘till un-

known. although it has been retdurkwl -.'

that the company will charge the
ccms for the first two miles or frac-
tion thereof and two or three cents
per tulle thereafter until the ltt-ntlle
scale has been reached. “'ht’l‘i‘ the
fare per mile will be materially re-
duced. A charge of two or three

cents. for a transfer is also undnr con- _

sidcrution. .

When asked about the matter last'
night. John K. Punderford, general
manager of the Connecticut Company.
declared that he did not at this time

wish to say anything about the mat- '-

tcr. but referred the enquirer to an-

other official. whom it was found im-
possible to reach.
Jitneyc May Quit.
Officials of the trolley company

have not come to the conclusion that
the new rate system will add material-
ly to the revenue of the company.
particularly after Jan. 1 next. the
competition from the jitneys. they
fizure, will hardly be recognizable.
At the last session of the Legisla-
turc a bill was put through compel-

limz'all public service operators to fur~ V

nil-1h to the State of Connecticut 3 85,-
tmo surety bond. The jitney operators
have found that it in almost impossible
to furnish this bond, as surety com-
plaints doing, business in this state
bun
ardnus. and that (he only way they ’
will becomi- surety for a jltney driver
is for"tlrc operator to furnish giltedzc
colatcral in the full amount of the
bond. '
May Form New Company.

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Sec Out New Kitchen Cabinets

Node of steel moment, beautifully white enameled in
pure white. Will not warp, bend or break. -
rm FURNITURE IS JUSPLY POPULAR

for the den, living room or cozy comer. We have just re-
ceived a splendid line of Renters, may Chain, Tables and
Seneca in sets and single pieces.

Our turbo delivery covers all adjoining towns.

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Dame Fabian has certa nly bestowed more than a little

thought upon her work, to hzve obtained such delightful rc-
cnltl as those evident in the new Waist: shown for (all.

Several beautiful styles have already arrived.

.. Colors are flesh, black, white, bisque, navy.
brown, jade and the new tea-rose and orchid shades
hydthsuwuutshavea smart. touch of adornment fur-

:2 rushed by bonded decig'ns unnd lovely hand embroidery, chow-

ix; new harmonies in color, evincing much ori‘imlity.

Pleas ask to see them. 7 . 1;:

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This m-w law will consequently'
drive most of the jitney Operators out~
of bus.nes:;. but. on the other hand. »
tune has; been some local discussion
or the formation of a transportation
company. with sufficient capital. 80
that it will have no dlfliculry in pm- ’
ting up with the State the necessary
amount of bonds required. it is
planned. if ths company is formed:
to estab‘ish automobile transportation "
on tltc principal streets and routes of
the city, which may ultimately be-’
(‘Ullls‘ just as great. it not more. in the“
way of competition. than the present
jitncymen provide. '4

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GETSZ YEANS IN
JAIL FOB I‘ORGERYI

unionists»! drum ”rm 4 my

[cw ot‘ which haw been rm ovcrctl.
(‘hitrut d with {marry in four counts
Roy lit-itcko-tt. ill, n! this city, I)ll>‘fl(ll\i
guilty and rcccircd rr sentcnce of >.\
months in jrtil on t‘fl’f‘h count. llo- lull}
twisted the nitrite—of Louis:- Huldbn-r: to
four L'ller‘ls. amounting to $129. drum)
on th.- l-‘irst Bridgeport Nzttivvztrrl lluttk.’
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Yarns

Popula- dudes in Maid Floss, Pansy Zephyr and
Knitting Yul-nim- ladies’ and children's sweater! and alipons.
Imported Angora and Tease! for Conan “dun.

 

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counts and stealing poultry. The first
r'hzrt'cc. \\'illl‘h unbrm-t-d the tlrctt of

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lumber, \ztlut-d at $2.": lit-longing to,
Stuart Kyle. of Betircl. .tnd an ant. tht-'
[Il’upt rty ot ('littun lturant. of tire
‘iilllt‘ plate was trolled by Judy-
“'vbb. ()n the st cond t it: ”‘20. brought‘
by James Kylv. or llethcl. tor stcztllng
poultry on “3th 1:1. Moflctt rct-ciu rl
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facture BFECHAM S PILLS. ,=
Today “my ‘mx 3 the largtrt 5
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
Owing to our increased‘business we have found it neces-
sary to provide larger office space in New York city. On and
after SEPTEMBER FIRST,1919 we will be located at 174

SEVENTH AVENUE, New York City. rhone Farragut 7347
Our service has been extended to Philadelphia, Pa., and

New Hav,en Conn, and we will be glad to quote rates and
call for shipments.

NORWALK NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
10 large trucks at your service for all kinds of transpor-
tation. Padded vans for furniture work.

I3 5‘ FHerslttield Motor Transportation Co.

80. Nor-walk. Ct. New York City New Haven, Ct.
122 Water St 174 Seventh Ave. 266 State St.
Phone 294. Phone Farragut 7347. Phone ‘27 Colony.

 

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SOUTH NORWALK
Succeuors to
RAYKOND BROS.

Mr. Home Builder: WW1
-From the cellar right up to the chimney-top we carry
everything a. mason will ne=d for your house.
‘ Yours fc: service,
Tm: NORWALK GOAL 3; SUPPLY co.

P. S.—And then we can supply the coal to heat it.

DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN NEW HAVEN BRIDGEPORI‘, ,

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distinct. Let us exam-
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When We Say seam Shots!

We don't; mean just a knockabout shoe for rough wear
and playtime but. ALL KINDS .OF SHOBSJQR YOUNG PEO-
PLE. including the ccllege.girl and the bmrdiug school boy,
including the dress shoes and dancing pumps so necessary to
their wardrobe ' . '

Ourttock of C'nfldrenalhm is 1713031011:th
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or all Kinds in Strong and tBoud LL tier Heads

Reliable Companies

REAL ESIA IE
In all its Branches

J. M. Laym&Co.,tluc.

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ron YOUR AUTO AND
SIGN PAINTING, WHOL-
sumo. AUTO TOPS AND
me at

N. S. DI PALMA.
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Every acer of printed 53M
(knows what the famoul W
mill bond paper is. It in the In“
tall around commercial bond mad.
ttoday cud is used by thouundl 01
{houses whc do big business.

.. This exceptionally low price in]
' com uonwnx. call. [for . Large letterhead, s 1.2 x u

incbm. The printing is of the hon
.md we stand back of every about.
' Tel. 126.

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.1 The Westborter-Herafl

. Wutport. Conn.

t P. 8.-—Wo do other militias!
:lower prices than you have been
paying because our cupurlor
equipment make: it poniblo. ’1".-
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Cure 'fltut Cold‘B!
Taking

warn: PINE comma

WITH TAB
I. H. BAXTER
mmm

RED OAK COAL

Delivered all over town in cny'
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in cord

' lengths or blocks, $12 a. cord.

L; EFFRON

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THE NEW SCfiNCE

DEFIMTOON OF CHI‘ROPRAC‘H.
nun. of the din-cc and the an o

.Idhlung the lame. Discus in can»

by u wrench. twist or sot-.1211 in ur

back. Even if done in childhood. 1‘
create- purcbed ounce and pain: t

later life in the duel-ant organs In

limbo.

, Claim remove the can“ 0
disease um pain. boom: is rectoro
'through harmonizing

the nerve or
ten in your body Female trouble
than opoelul attention; also cunt:
lure of the spine. You will never 1"
grot giving the Chiropractor u chum

to help you.

Magnetic Treatment. Given Also

'1‘. FRANCIS, B. C.

34 Washington 8h, 80. Not-walk, Com
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ATTORNEY A1 MW
Ate. ‘ unainor U... Patent Off!“

PA TENTS

Send fo- M! on Patent-
~ w a nu...v. Bz-idscport. Conn.
5‘ ,

David It. Raymond
UNDERTAKER

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Suits, Coats and
Dresses

THE

LITTLE SHOP

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is (ssent. at to success, is

; impossible to have good health with‘
‘Out good teeth.

The food muet enter the stomach
properly masticated or the organs of
digestion cannot do their work prop-
erly, and it is a’l'firegone conclusion
that good health cannot exist without

1 good digestion.

Years of scientific research have

been spent in an endeavor to better'

the conditions of living. more time
cud study is given every year to the
cure of the teem, and more failures
in we are now traced directly to bad
math“ over More. .

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0L1} CARS

Sell your old can to the M-
port Auto Wrecking 00., 1310
North Ave, between Otk tad
Center Btu, Bridgeport, Conn.
Phone Barnum 5686-2. Second-
hand pans andtireutomlny
make of car.

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GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household

goods. rags. papers. Junk and a
second hand goods. Anything you
have. Price according to the qual-
ity of the goods. A square dad
ulwnys.

PHILIP P. MAHONEY
62 \an Zandt street. Phone 1183-5.
Second hand zoods always on sale.

Dorian House

. Shore Blotters
All Kinds oi Sea Food
Steak, Chops and
Chicken

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Egg . Stove,

Nut and Pea

C-O-A-L'

Prompt Delivery

Harris & Guns.

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and
RETAIL
cram, amount-ms,
PIPES and TOBACCO.

1131.91] 8205‘.

Up-to-Date Cigar Star.
Madame Block, 30.1mm;
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Reduction in the Price of
Tires
Amma' , Ante. Topl and
Auto Supplies
Ono nomu' ' m Tire rm .-
,. Every Putz-on

AARON KOHN