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ta" tie a‘llahl‘i‘itglou5 are
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7 WHH‘WMW propagfiuwyw
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.cpnl-iymetisbp
~5 "What hha‘ re t The Norwalks apart
_. ‘ lls tho lndeperi out governments. "
5 the present. meeting.
5 to have been a meeting Monday night
5 walk luau to appear was the Hon. John
‘5 ‘ boon a. misunderstanding all around
5 in tho matter .or meetin
in; with a plan looking torw'ard to a
4.4". Wei?
Roddy us this 0
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Only Out-I. tor Chassis
“u“ ‘ urns Your MonIy if mi
se ory.
It ii seldom that JINWH “‘th
hull
be willing to refund .the money it it
Dos not out;
so many caé
customers 13%Njg
"“on thatgo a t- fill:
horny to all ywho use it an rt
that they are not! lsilod 0.1390
lest Kola! most
, over
Wareathod
thr or so small at it can
be carried in the “‘3 pocket tor a
tow mlntuea four times a tiny, it will
absolutely kllla till the sormsml catarrhc
and‘98re the} Josue.”
Catsrrh 5c nnot exls wher Hyomet
island, .1“ new o-o‘ld Damn. kill-
sl‘iéhe “seam“ h‘the air pairings“;
rm ,.aoot n a on
highland. sinuous rs mb 5239. M559“ (l
“Many o: d‘hp prominent men 53.
a noun .hhve sdl v-
ware-Nit nlalu if)” Hyomgl. ’N‘tgter
looking relief in vain for years. this
wonderful remedy has cured them of
catnrrh. and It In no wonder that they
Want others to Know it.
R'ev. Br'.’ Siryiter of the} sill) Street
Church, of New York City. writeu-
"Hyomel gives wonder ul relief in ca.
tarrb 'when other rem lies have 1-1”
ed. it his been of great sorvlte to
me. "
V'e 'cutarlh acohpt fillllson.
' Ii ybu Cali
Pottolilc riporationys proposition and
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Mr. suarlz iSrlilntlts l’lan
Continued from First Page.
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9.5
was altofiethor different from that of
Greater New York Mr. Hurlbutt:
.13995 Davin attired Mr va't‘trtz it he
nova that Monday nrght's town moot-
ltd adjourned expressly to allow
oath Norwalk people an opportunity
to express their views ”on the matter at.
Ewart: brqu ght Mr. Dnvls' at-
Lpntlon to the fact 9that there was also
at the Hotel Cllliord hat the only Nor.
S Hangout; . -
Mr. uributt said that there had
Leo Davlri addressed llnitiolt’ to Mr.
Swultz. any ng: “You speak of South
Norwnllt having. its own electric light
plhut. Our (halter raays that South
.Norwnllt nhuil oun. her own electric
light plant faroyf'or 5
Mr .Sés‘muur said it: i there was a
general feeling 05 yrs location that
Mr. 58mm had come up to the mesh
greater titty, Mr. Seymour quoted
Melbert B. 'Cary as saying that the
ple of Norwsll; were milking a.
are t mistake in no coming tosother.
for t held a greater uture than Bridgo
port and in ten yearn could surpass
Bridge rl.5 Mr; ,Sovitmur favored any
plan _ at would bring about consoli-
datlpn.1{o believed that the plan
presonted by Mr- Swsrtz should he
boroughly considered.
lIllilr. Hurlbutt said that in the plan
oi'Mr. Ewart: there was nothing left
expept the skeleton. form of town gov~
ambient.
My. Séymour énld that he presumed
that possible phangen might be accop~
table. apd did not Quite agree with Mr.
Hurlbuhl. us did not know .that guy
form, of. consolidation. bill vcould ho
passed through the legislature but it
tit could hp doubtod the wisdom 0! such
apolioy.. .lio‘, advocated more ocular.
ert'ces ween the gentlemen oi hot-ll
em indoor; Willi in Sen} r.
y as r. incur it. o
cousidorpdla town meeting the proper
place to; impair the matter Mr. Beye
.5mour- rep led that. he did not. think so
good thatp town meeting in any place
is mental for friction.
fimxoml a. who morgfente tug do
(MW! W vor tits. ”at
m the ma 1min; held in Jenner”
vote mat division had been passed
and at another town meeting opnoou-
d utiouhud beat voted for and ho didnt
thinkl thdt the [lid of his district
would favor a practical division: . .
l to the bottoms tsouth
Harms outdo. hem favored a‘ school
Nisyatloln
tore
Edit '
fltihb'éll‘ Fodderlok fl?
.0 Groxdl'y. .lbhu‘ J."
'Sellpglt.l.5l$(lw31‘d‘lj.~’l’"
litmus?“ 5
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‘ 5 art; John
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resign“: 3
‘ don't want any combination."
« miglah nervous and blood diseases. is
mayor Glover unto ‘1hut he am notI 3
bouaf: that Mr. Seymour was dun: ooh ‘
I PM?
the’ whore than with it no» '
portdtbnd’éltt and now they had gone '
-; back on their position tor the
M‘r‘n“ tun-tr fixed the inward out of
_ the Schools by each borough separato- ‘
lauot '
“t postpréwnt it at i ‘
nzltibn mflb‘d‘tt {3%
neat '7 ‘
{A Tollo Hart! Rd» “
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n tor ith ' “tihout an id 4‘
c or w srmo
mauleohdz beginning.
I s I it D
ward kconsgfldatlggh. end! not toward 3°-
ynslonu iballsvfl “Justina-mist ad
t... impingingfpupuo
l‘tlroy might con
' jHa thousht, tor included thtlt theiét
., Wu” lo d, to o
A... If: h“ lighter. ll
ussosted another men eins tonight he.
Weep the. sentient»: «L lith mud
the torso. Dia'i‘ ris‘yey‘t tiltst the
outlylllz districts" ht. .solve the
mutter for us thbu ht thht it
not Norwalk and Rowaytqn would
accapt. Mr. Swartz‘ 8 glad that: it should
marinated. but it at thou the Nor.
all! committee's plan [should be ac-
nJmpi. Walsh f‘l would liteI to one
a consolidated city. 1 wou d like to
‘90. my, plan whether we like it on
don’t like it discussed . .ltnythlnsc
than will bp substantial consolidation“
of tho towndrlto one oily-H t ne‘er.
dtorzothor so a h as nos-lb and it
we csn't puree by it before the com
tally“: sumo) sod let. that impar-
tlsl. co lino mom can 'or the other
or. a wmpromisexl.
D5r it‘recoy thought that the invite-
lions sent to the gently Norwalk gon-
demon to be mic t at the meeting: in
than wore t not proper in that
whorl lnvltm t e South Norwalk
iontlomep to come up and discuss the
Norwtslk charter. r
hutlnnlmdy made. two propositions
Mr. Swarm continued: "We will not
swept: any proposition that will take
away our local sell government. We
will ht it out in the courts We pro.
pose oahave sol! government. We
Mr. Swartz called uttontitrn to the
way South Norwallt had been and in
in the matter of one sonsidn lor' the
high schoollt. This matter came up It
a meeting of the board or sound vista
tors The South Norwulk members or
the board desired one session for their
high school but the Norwalk mem-
bers of the board, bomuuo they did not
consider it practicable in the uptown;
schools, voted it down.
Mr. Hurlbutt asked it all of Nor-
wallr was to be eondt‘mod just for one
option ht its representatives on the
sell lboard ‘
t Swartn to Mr. llurlbuti: “You
have found flaws in 't-vory {imposition
South Nolwalk has mndo for the past
fifteen yours. I am sorry to any that. "
ExMayor Wlioolct until thnt he was
nthlough tonsuitdntioulst and that ll‘.
he could not get it on the plan he
wanted he was ready to accept the plan
that. could be secured. Ho believer]
that the outlying districts should
be oonsldorod in the molten. and
that. the two Myles should have
almost. absolute sol government. lie
believed that it would be detrimental
to our school oyster {or oath “and in
the city to 'govern i. ‘bWu schools lie
said he was a mtimbor of the school
board that. had docidmi outrun the one
pension plan but had voted against it
with t e hello! that it was the proper
thing 0 docs. MIN 693% did not bo-
liovo that Mr swurts pjp up would be
REV. IAMES DOHERTY
Wriffiisflboul
runs
Lnlerg anpnuntl
Says: “I was Bmefi'tled Be-
your! My Expectatrbn.”
The claim that Paine' a Celery Corn-
pound is the only honest medicine in
the wopld (or the cure or terrible neu‘
lolly borne put by the strong and‘con
vlucing letters of testimony received
ovary day]; oit the year by {he m?t:§
tors of t is popular medic no 9
in other fin over was ops d ngythémg
Ii 6 the“ 5 r of Balno‘ s fieleryc
d t he lth y no’rv’ous
is bett :- than ‘
mittee ltovldontly moaning the lusts-5
‘icai advice and intermittently s limp
Mmfiwnrtn sarditiiat South Norwulk N5 Y
proposed charter that nine of the total
the matter or schools and spokd‘ of.
the way South Norwnlk had been used ‘
'unott'.’ lie he
anrn‘tr‘rw’mrr"
HAHN".
0'er tavid Knot“ y's New snd‘LsteIt
4' &l1"o ura's'dlvogt. ll’l‘héueeny ‘8 how
Idlclno, is un e onably the Crown-.-
Kin ml l’.
he: int".
I so
mu: .. tort ill”
(What soap and water do for filth in the
‘house Cal “curs Bolus t does for the
tilt in the body—4n e tissues. the
In i ll Ind oybmdd the
bi . am a. pd kn:
purl as ourg‘ttlii led so dull:
hdavy and tlrhd in t e Spri n3.-
loeves our bodies qidsu healthy and
me against the complaints of summer
on may use it with implicit noun.
on to ‘
it Normally said of it: “i regard
CB” ”Souls nt nu lure; crowning
achle eve ent Mo my to. it will not
gin, tit". ‘ mom : Ogrly
d Kennedy over titre in he?
dout Ci no; Kings t Y" and to
iramflof knew and “10% chic
c‘sottn olvdnt. Al ,lru aisle. 81.00
Film .laix. ion
SAMPLE OIN‘ER‘N“;
lolho. Cal- -cura Solvent. also a free porn
phlot on the lionlment or various the
noses, con‘tnlnl it: touch tidinnbio fined.
addressing n‘iottorrpr-‘postnl to it
Colours. Cd, Kennedy New Rondout
:t‘ccopted by the outside districts oi tho
ow
Mr. Hurlbutt safd that (or the lower
part or the town' which thought so
wall of him he had brovldedv in the
sixtoen councilmen would romp from
the lower part of the prduont‘town
Leo Davis: “I believe that it was
the 'intontion of nth Norwnlk to
propose two absurd propositions for
consolidation in Order that they might
go before the in islutlve Committee
and say that noth u; could be agreed
ed that everyone would
come to the to .n meeting Friday night
nnddo everything for the plan or con-
solidatl'on proposed by Norwalh
He statep that Mr. Swartz had stated
that they ad a petition asking for divi-
slop irq 1,4500 people from South
'Norwallt ind 400 more (ram East Nor-
walk "Why". he continued. “One of
their speakers. for division had said
that in tiller city .you could get a thou—5
sand petitions to pick fleas from n yel-
low dog" He would like to have one
thing pointed out to him that was a
concession.
Mr Davis did not consider that Ernst
Norwalk had been treated fairly on
the high school matter. Mtor the
w hool board had voted to but tho high
ethool in East Norwaik. it had turned
od over and voted to place it in South
Norwnllt.
"We would not tlllqw.our,_chlltlrcn to
go over there to school, through the
mud and slush" Bald Mr. Swurtz.
Mr. Davis said that East Norwalk
had at its annual meeting voted 32 -
500 to lit up their school for the high
b‘thOOl boloro- the school board had
voted to place the high school in South
Norwalk ,
Mr. Hurlbutt said that nothing was
gained by personal attacks.
Mr. Hurlbutt asked Mr. Swnrtz it
his people would cooler with the. Not-
unlit. committee. The Hon. John S.
Seymour said that fhe did not believe
this to he a thin Fuentlou to ask Mr.
Swaita.
Mr. Hurlbutt retortod that Mr.
Swarts was capable oi answering for
himself and there was no need for him
(Mr. Seymour) to interupt.
Mr Seymour quickly asked what he
was lecturing him (or. what right ho
had 10... .‘
lieury P. Price. thought that the plan
should receive due consideration
Frederick H. Quintard said that it
seemed to him that Bout
had taken a great deal t r grithtod
in believing that East Norwaik would
go in with them. He thought East
Norw'ulk «should have a voice in the
miller i t M S
noxp anatlopo his plan r5. warts
said that in liltti plan Blast ‘Nbr’w‘allt
would have lilo reprénonthtWés in
the South Norw'n‘lk borough council.
Rowayton one Middle Flvo Mile River
one rind nth Norwallt tour.
Min ler‘r rd daid -tb'tt't as he under-
stood it. Eapt Norwalk would rather
be a borough in a greater Norwallr,
than a ward-L or South Nor walk .1. .
Johm JUWHIIHT said that it. struck
him that than ores m nude omen
once botwoen the Nurwalk and south
Noswaik muons. . t
finished it it would be prdctlcablo
to draft another chorter along the
lines. laid down by Hr. Ewart: and lav
N theatwo ohm-torts betone the veto of the .
Q
5 .
bowie-ts '
Mr .Seymout moved .thst the «blur-
omtag. .Dr Tracey thought that the
NOMK gentlemen should.- -go to South
lou can E.obtnln a true “it? .
of Dr. Kennedy's wondemzfiv filth 1"»
5 l
Namath '
walk people 30' to South Namath thins
.f ' ‘ .
'THURNDAY?
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Do not fail tone: theEuhlbition of‘Crowns.
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It wills
be of interest to the children who are old enough to
study history And geography. 5.
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SER VICEABL’E SILKS
If anyone wishes a smart looking Shirt Waist Suit
line enough to wear anyvvhcre. all sulnnier, we would sug-
gest Checked Taffeta or Louisino. Both weaves are
brought this season in remarkably neat checks and plaids.
The variety in color combinations is immense. Black
and white and blue and white checked Louisines. 245 in-
cites wide, 755 013. Black and white checked Taffetas, x9
inches wide..5g cts. Black and white. and blue and white
checked Tafietas. 21 and 24 inches wide, $1.00.
Some of these Silks are in three-colored checks, blue
hemstitched stripes of brown,
white.
I
green. and brown effects. and there are very attractive
blue 5and red. combined with
19 inches wide, $r. 00.
We repeat that they will make elegant Shirt Waist
Dresses. light weight, cool, c omfortable and handsome.
SUMMER 110erth
We have somemew arrivals which look- extremely
stylish. Amung them fine black cotton drop-stitch Stock-
ings. two styles. one regular Richelieu ribbed, the other
quite narrow. Both are embroidered up the instep in most
attractive fashion, either in white or colors.
They were
made to sell at 38 cts. but we offer them at 25 cts.
Fine black Silk- Lislu. an exquisite quality.
spliced heel and double sole
high
at 50 CtS.
Our low prices on Dinnerware this week are appreci-
ate'd. Those fine English Porcelain Sets at $8.00 and $10. on
are regular bargains.
t
Are the pantry and chinaclosct complete in your sum-
mer cottage? If not come in
that cost very little.
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Announcement
Frnnilin Hones Medical Discovery
and see the attractive Dishes
uni nu. stain COMPANY.
Bridgeport. Conn.
is now sold at leading drug storsfs everywh‘ére in large (full pint) bottles
at 31.00 per bottle.
l‘nr over 30 years this valuable V
ogetablo remedy has been used by the
host families in Norwalk and South Norwalk and has cured Chronic Liver
Stomach and Blood diseases within all'
its virtuos. Sold on its merits,
HOME DUKES. HOME
else has failed. Many here testify to
culrts. HOME cunts.
A GREAT SPRING TONIC
5 iron sin: or ALL onuaorsrs.
Wm
F r W’ care.
magnum gunman? right.
PRESIDENT ROCDE IN MUNION
CO
transits crrv clue. ”April; gee—‘—
Presldont Rooaew’lt uill ride thrpirg'h
this city in a U'nlou carriage driv‘énb y
a member or the illicit Driver's Union.‘
The reception committee had planned
to have the president occupy a private
carriage bolodgiug to a wealthy wo—
mpn 'r‘bl this city. whoop conohman is
nonunion, The 9 core 05! the union
untitled the recebt on committee that
no Union driver would appear in the
procession miluliilng a non-Union driv-
.or and the committee changed its
plan
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5 i" M»:
“ It drinks
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or a healthy
the tooth is bad the
if order. 5'5’Ther'e 1h “no
5 ‘ equal to K0058!
Cure tiring fndlxa‘aslon
nd Omit. eton‘acli dis
loo Wh .o Plains.
beret sin
3
dis ’ S5!
foruthmunonrwppoarauco- .ot the Nog
walkers wayward '-
Kr. Swans ltllousht that!
Nor-walk” committee .
the lines or the- film he had p m:{
Normlk in slew «rho disappointment 1"
the summer-ma gentlemen had but KY V
”‘1 havé been 8' dynbéptlc
d apli‘hjnllu of remedies.
grow tron-soy the
16’; implore M
tili‘tiéiito
3h5min! i ho8W
filler takl
Min weight fSlit‘allltlt' a 0%
mo din out whatnot I ll
mitigate” “first u out phoneme
thosto rug minizfigt. liford Pharmacy.
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All
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- strengthens the lungs
whim“. .
PNEUMONIAT iES RRQRiBED OF ITS
by Folcy’ 6 Honey in: (Far. it stops
the sucking cough yin d heals and
1 taken in time
it will prevent an attack of pneumonia.
Refuse substitutes. 8on nt Plalstod 8
ldr or; store.
w,‘ 5.
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CONVICTED 9F. STEALIN'G. 330000.55
SAN FRANCISCO April lino-Whiter
N Dimmick the tumor employee, of
the local branch of the united States
zmint convicted of stealing $80,000
tirom the vault o! the government
building has been sentenced to live
.years' imprisonment at hard labor in
addition to his former sentence or tour
years. ..
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ml; is "shit“ especially the brand
known as self-lb 'Ve. ,9
Monro Ntl‘lllglo condo:
i: had chronic bron- _
chill! so bid Hint at times i coolant:
wedge“ “use a whisper," Mirna I“. M
068nm: 8t nonmmeeér. till “I.
Elohim Ill-i Medias amiable. humility;
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303W; no its fleet was dildos:
nd i all now cured of
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