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Namath.
use.
of the Board of Council-
i’ght in its opposition to the
wbiil consolidating the City of
eralir with the rest of the
fiery clearly and forcibly rep-
the sentiment and feeling of
city upon the subject. Noth-
be more repugnant to South
__ than the proposed consolida-
sea the attempt to enforce this
their upon an unwilling commun-
. so thoroughly aroused the peo-
in city that feeling is very
,flon the matter. and the gen-
flesslon is that it must not be
poems impossible for the people
; are pushing this matter to realise
n . til Norwalk is as dear to South
as their section is to them.
orwalkers how a justifiable
do their city. which has developed
theiving municipality. and one
has made decided strides in mod
eminent. To ask them to agree
. try to force upon them condi-
that will place them in secondary
" to another city would be an
.and is asking more 01' human
than it will submit to. .
ght there will be a meeting of
hegIVVsiatlve committee at G. A. R.
scour Main street, to consider
on to be taken regarding the
i lidatlon hearing appointed for
1 nm- Every member or the
ittee. who can do so, should he
‘j . at, as matters of vital importance
be considered.
1 ' Nor-walk has taken no part in
ohm meetings held in Norwalk
"holder consolidation. and all ac-
mr. has been taken at these meet-
has been principally by one sec-
y. and represents only that see-
. or rather the few who are determ-
to_ push consolidation regardless
lie feelings or interests of the other
no. After all the efforts that
. .‘b‘ii'en made by these few at the
'g last night less than one hun-
were present. The meeting in no
We epresented the entire town
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I'VE DART BICYCLE
A with Wright's Old Well Tire,
teed for the season, for 325—36
‘d 32 per week until paid for.
e d look at these wheels if you
hiking of purchasing, as they
" 't‘ be beat.
‘ fight‘s Old Well Tire. guaranteed
the Vhesios, for so the pair
Phone tog-e.
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antsou s’raah'r.
erosion rat... sunmv
5" misting. f. ,
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.VOoasomme Niverrnaise. ’
Radiance
Cucumbers.
New Onions.
Halibut ’ Sauce Cardinal
VMmea Noisette.
,o‘! Vesi‘a” la Marengo.
fit of Mines a la Bernelee
. oi Beef so Joe.
Duckling.
English Dressing.
' Nouns resin.
“ Guides at Beeps
Wl‘igm star“ out
aard. MoyonaiVse Sauce.
.liltrd or Brandy Sauce. l”
' mmwififiiih
c.Erench Kisses.
I “Edam Cheese
. sVaItenca
u
, perior court yesterday, When Frederick
ANOTHER Milli IN
'” ' ”VIIAIIERS WAR
.Espsw « fiompolly. of South
New Protection From
“Wor- Court.
Another chapter in the legal con
troversy between the Espencheid Hut
Company or South Norwalk. and Char-
les 0 Bottle was begun in the Civil eu-
Wolthausen and Luci on B. Booted.
who compose the company. filed a suit
in equity. llalnst the Essex County
Trust Company of New Jersey.
Settle. who owned an interest in
the hat company. sol it to Messrs.
Wolthausen and Bout a. taking as
payment a note for 82,000, this note
to mature if he was discharged from
the employment of the company. Pie
transferred the note to the Essex
Trust Company. who upon Settle‘ a dis-
charge, sued for payment A decision
for the amount with interest, amount-
ing to $2,072.40. was rendered. This
has not berr paid. in the meantime
Wolthausen and Bouton had brought a
cross suit for damages against Settle.
This suit is now pending. Should
damages be awarded the hat makers
they fear that there will be not...up
on which judgment can be secured un-
less it is the money due on the note
held in trust for Settle by the Essex
County corporation. This has been
attached temporarily.
The claims of Messrs. Wolthausen
and Benton in the suit died yesterday
are that the court should decree that
the lieu .of attachment in the suit of
the Espencheld Hat Company against
Charles C. Settle should be continued
and
clerk of the court or the oiilcer making
the attachment upon the payment' of
ms. 85 to the Essex County Trust Co.
Also that an order be issued suspend-
ing the execution in the case of tile
Essex County Trust Company against
the petitioners until the termination
of the suit of the Espencheir Hat Com-
pany against Settle upon payment of
3718.65.
it is claimed by the nut company
that the trust company held the note
only as a security for loans made to
Settle. Also that the loans and in-
terest amount to only $718.65. so that
the difference between the judgment
of $2,572.46 and the amount of the
amount of the loan, $718.65. does not
belong to the Essex county corpora-
tion, but is held in trust for Battle.
TELEPHONE CO. CHANGES.
New Plant in New Haven Will Be Put.
' in Commission Tonight.
that this sum be paid to the‘
Thirty Thousand Barrels
a day are made in the mills where Filler .
bury’ a Best Flour is drilled. A good ~
many people must think it the best.
POPULAR AMUIIM TI.
SHERIDCK HOLMES TUESDAY. lock Holmes."
This remarkable play.
A play that is unique in plot and which was the sensation for many
construction full of life and action. months
best emqtjom. will be found in "Sher-icey and Miss Ellie Shannon in the
naaena'r saucer .N "unnamed HOLMES."
leading roles. supported by a companyling plant. beside many other novel
of players of national reputation. Mr. scenic effects That Mr. Kelcey and
Daniel V. Arthur. who is directing the Miss Shannon will be greeted by one
tour has made the production one of of the largest and most fashionable
the most elaborate and expensive new audiences of the your already is as-
on the road. carrying four expert elcc-I sured At Hoyt s 'i hcetre rucsday
triclans and an entire electric liglri-. night.
"MAN T0 MAN. " HOYT'S THEATRE. continually for fourteen minutes at n
Thus AFTERNOON AND NIGHT. l dancing contest Vthld at Atlantic City.
last summer. .Whitmnn does some
One of the best grotesque dancers on dancing in “Mrs"; m Man. .. and his and-
the stage is George "Bird"
Whitman. iencea always cry for more. still he
who holds the record for endurance; wishes it understood that he is not try-
dancing against time. having danced; ing for a new record.
Babette No.31
NEW HAVEN. Conn. May 2—~Tlre
changes in the plant of the Southern.
New England Telephone Company, in:
this city. which have been under wayi
for six month have been completed.i
so that the, improved service will go in-
to effect tonight at midnight. The
new building bull at the rear oi the1
company's present quarters on Court
street. has been completely equipped
for the use of the operating depart-
ment. it contains a large switchboard '
of the latest design permitting the
use of the “Lamp“ system already in-’
stalled in the company‘s exchanges in
ome other cities. by which an electric
bulb is lighted when the subscriber re|
moves his instrument from its book
and by which the necessity of call llsll'
is obviated. There are over 3 .000 miles
of wire inside the new building. while
in arranging for the installation of the
new eysiem. the company hits laid over
ii 000 miles of underground wires and'
485 miles of overhead wires. Thci
company has over 10.000 miles of wire
in this city alone.
DUANE JURY DIBAGREED.
DEDHAM Im.. May 2.—-A jury in‘
the case oi James O. Duane. charged
with manslaughter. ‘12: causing the
death of his father in- law, John Is. New
man. by shooting. reported a disagree-
ment. it is understood that the Jury
stood 8 to 4 in favor of acquittal. They
were out more than sixteen hours.
Librery Voting
.‘qu 1.. .r ._ y. “w- I . ..V, .V. 1.1
is a natural and durable stone base on
wall coating to be used over any
Yucca—opium. wood ceiling
briucir 0 cause in the place of paint.
wall paper and haiaomiue for either
plain or orna I work; Will not
dalrebr scale or b bu. Made mdy
by silipiy adding cold water.
2"
Norwslk ii’d’w 8 Co.
34 Main St. Norwallr
Phone 138-5.
Pillsbury; liXXX '
l appearance of Rev. Dr. Freeman. wh em tire~Commlttee had secured as Act-
'FOR THE COUNTRY HOME-MAKER there‘s mueli of interest and value at
C on test
lo W 2nd.
Over River School, 41.330
East Ave. M. E. Church. 34.604
v. M. c. A., 33.774
Center SchoOI. 32.000
Norwalk Hospital. 31.300
Catholic Club, 21.040
Butler Lodge 0,304
Old Well Hook and Ladder Co., 4.041
Union School. 3.082
Buckingham Post. 3.100
Oud Brothevw’ Ledge. 2.080 .
Putnam Hose, 2.3“
South Norwalk Elks 2.715
Booth Nor-walk High School, 1.227
first Congregational Char cu.
The Thursday everling Service was attended byi ran unusually large rep-
resentative and attentive audience whose interest “as evinced in the first
ing Pastor for May and June. Dr. Freeman has a good presence and pleas.
Iing voice and manner. His address was direct forceful, abundant in telling
illustrations and in the best sense religious. At e close all present were
introduced and cordial greetings were exchanged 'The expression seemed
general thst the Church was fortunate in securing Dr Freeman as Tempor-
ary Pastor. He was entertained on this iirst visit by Mr Frank A. Ferris and
family at “The Homestead " on Fairdeld Avenue, but will probably here
after make his home during his stay a 'The Cliiiord. ”
Dr. Freeman will preach tomorrow at 11:30 a. in will be received by
The Bible School at 1 and will give the usual address at Vespers at i: 30.
Any communications for him for the p rsent may be sent through Deacon
Nelson Dickerman.
A Meeting of the General Commit no on Pastoral supply has been called
for tomorrow at 3: 30 in the Chapel
The various Clubs and the Classes of the Bible School willVbe carried on
as usual and special interest may be expected in tomorrow’s session. This
Department of the Church is constantly developing new strength and all per-
sons in South Norwalk not connected with another Church are cordially in-
vlted to enjoy these advantages with us and assist us in our work.
The new Quartette will be heard ior tile iirst time in the Service of to-
morrow. Strangers are welcome and will be promptly sealed by the reg-
ular ushers ‘
Special attention is called to the Midweek Service for next Thursday
evening at 'l: 45. At 8:30 the Bible Study flour for the Teachers will be ob
served as usual. - l
South Norwaik Conn" Saturday. May 2.1303.
A...— A...“ as..." “a..-“ _... .
THREE NEW YORKERO ARE LIVING ON ONE DIX-CENT MEAI! A DAY
EACH. THEY ARENOT STARV ELINGS, THEBE. BUT MEN OF
WEIGHT AND MUSCLE. OOOD COLOR AND UNAFFEOT-
ED HEALTH. THEIR DIET AND EXPERIENCE
ARE DESCRIBED IN '
The New York Sunday Sun
Which Is .e-rlcurer With Bright minus. .
AI MA Y VDA YISSUE'. l NICKEL BUYS IT.
this season. when a July temperature hastens the plans for leaving the
cities for the cool and comfort oi the seashore and the country. Those
who are planning camping out will learibof new things in outfits.
ALI. ABOUNT THE RACING YACHTS-The lively and universal interest in
the handling or challenger and defender is recognised and amply catered
to in THE NEW YORK SUNDAY SUN
LIVING lN BROOKLYN ON 03.300 A YEAll—Wili catch the attendee of
thousands of men and women whose incomes leave them that sum for
living and me want to get just as much out or it as they can. This can
rap ve toils w one family may live entertain and save on that sum—
- across the big Bridge.
MIN
Hose eusmass is “pantie savour—A notable interview at
in who has made an infinite study of m if! life in: hiewVVT
lrand :Villlhpressnt keen and humor-o as lights to? workers whom
m .
rHa escort eov wno car A rip-as troops or an exploit or .
' a gentleman from Gramercy And the upmtgoah
but to cash. . _ . '
Jar-Atlas: coup axions m :rus slate—- ‘j ’that produce gore
alarminglithehodyonhe Kimono .. ;:__
on consultative recur dresses—rt curs-possum“ withthe‘hesideot
Whit the wonderful ushlak‘i’o the HM V.
withsripngiaoimdver aadtibmerstt
birth in New York and London. .
and centslnios scenes that amuse the will be seen hens. with Her-hart Kei-
at the new store
61WallSt.N.orwaIk
have the largest assortment of
Outing Wear
ever shown in the Norwalks.
attention.
sArrsrAcrrou GUARANTEED.
,_.._......___._._.'. _ .-_.._..... ..
‘Hotol Hamilton
Dining Room
NOW OPEN
Thoroughly renovated and up to
date. Cuisine unoxcelied. Rates or
per day and upwards according to
rooms, or table board very reasonable.
Under the management 0de
M1134. a. ”nun. ran.
BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCH,
from 12 to 2 o'clock,
for 35¢.
as M
MILL IN ERY
Ilrs. r. EOoIeIIuI.
as West Washington St..
Old Bank Building. Up Stairs.
O I O
is ready to receive her customers
with a full line of trimmed and untrim-
med hats. Special bargains on ready
to wear hats.
Capital. 01,500,000 lurpiue, “00.0%
ladusirhl Seville and less Go.
OF NEW YORK.
m
Stale Supervision of New
York and Connecticut.
For 5 nor mi.
orrrcs, 12 so. mm sr.‘
Resident Directors Resident Managers
Mortimer M Lee R.l.. Osborn
err-rich s. a... John l.1.awronco
F. 1'. Engineer:
Painter and Decorator.
The Best Work
at Reasonable
Prices.
a—mmmes' some...
82 N“. Main throat.
Choice Millineru De-V
signed For Dress and .
All or-l '
der work receives special and prompt .
.Aseiatnnt United States 'l’i'elsurerFe W‘il
' Nixon. collector of” Mt
SpeeialNoties.
Our one day sale of women's Bib-
. bed Swiss Vests ended today at noon.
We have decided to place a quantity
on sale MONDAY EVENING.
7:30 to 8:30 p. m.. for the sensor “3 the;
working women who do not get the
from
opportunity to shop mornings and at-
Feur (i) Vests is the limit
one customer can purchase. The great-
iernoons.
est undervest value that was ever offer-
Bought to soil at 19c and sold by
7:30 to 8:30, at
ed.
many at that price.
8c.
Also Purses at 25c to 35.
cw-..
LABOR UNION! MUST NOT INTER-
FERE.
HELENA. Mbnfl. May 2—-—ln the
United States court Judge Knowtc
has granted a temporary order re
straining the various labor organiza-
tions of Butte from in any manner in—
terfering with the Western Union Tel-
egraph Company. and citing the unions
to show cause May 7 why the order
should not be made permanent. The
Western Union has not been doing
business in Butte for more than a
week. owing to e fact that because
of a dispute with ts messengers some
of its employee were assaulted
FACTORY BUILDING BURNED. .
MlDDLETOWN. May 2—The factory
building in Cromwell, formerly occu-
pied by the Cromweli Silver Plate Com-
pany. was burned today. the fire start.
ing apparently from a spark from a
passing locomotive on the Valley Divi-
sion bf the New York, New Haven .&
Hartford Railroad. The building has
not been occupied recently. it was
owned by Charles Frisbie. and cost or-
iginally $22. 000. The fire at one time
threatened to sweep the business part
of the town.
CANAAN MOUNTAIN FOREST FIRE
NORFOLK ,Conn. May z-The for
‘.est fire on Canaan morrntain was still
burning today. despite the efforts of a
large crew of men to extinguish it.
During last high! the tower built by
ithe late Robbins Battell on Mt. Brad-
iford, a neighboring elevation, was
’ burned. ‘1' his tower Was a favorite re
_.‘sort {or summer visitors, as a view
over a wide territory could be had from
its top. its cost was $600. The ’ilre on
‘ ‘ Bald Mountain was subdued last night
port will new
relieved tram their duties. is untrue. iAfingggffiggluflscmlfifigt
and that they will "mm their presentl made by William Amory against P. H.
oilices. No selection has yet been
”ineeland. president of the Metropoli
made of ‘ successor m Former Assist tan Street Railway was dismissed by
not Secretary or the Treasury Ailes. Magistrate Barlow today.
SECRETARY SHAW RETURNS.
WASHINGTON. May 2—Seoretary
Shaw has returned from lowa. where
he went to join the president on a
short tour through the the state While
no odlcial statement on the subject
is given out, it is stated on goods
thority that the published reports that
Home at Chicago. and
b
CALL 58-s.
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST»
GR
' sou ra nonwsLK-c LAROIST choc say.
We beg to announce to the public of the Miles that we will open our new store at it; Washington street.
Maniac the!d,1003.\vithoeeoftllsiargost.flnostaodmolto°m
ASFARAGUS
1
Nice Home Cut Asparagus fresh every morning. New Wax Beans. Cucumbers. Tomatoes, Ber-
muda Potatoes. Strawberries; Spinach. Fresh Cbuiltry Eggs, Elegant Sweet Rosy Butter, Delicious
Coffee. Rich High Grade Teas. Sweet Cream and Milk. Russet Apples. Bermuda Onions. Cora Nut
Flakes, Bar—Le-Duc Jelly, Guara Jelly. Anchovies in Oil, Sardines. Olives. plain, pitted and stuffed
Potted Meats in great varieties, Ferris Hams and Boneless Bacon. , ,
We place before you the best goods at reasonable prices. It’ s a satisfaction' in knowing What
a good thing is, and when 37pr test it you will have nothing else.
C. E. Seymour, Leading
$002!.
souruxoawaax cons.
ND 0 - ENIN
Fists stock of Fancy and Staple Groc- ‘
arisen neo ‘ Don‘t fall to attend this sale. IVs we never had any“! n; to equal it before. Bigger-V Store.
I ins; letters-Nice. V
I Ila—FINEST ELOIN CREAMERY CUTTER, FOR THE SALE. ROUND ..... . ......... ' ............. 25o
‘3 59"“ Position Saxon but ”do brute. With each package we plvetreo your choice of a beautiful Cup
indoor-oer "moroniseeioies. hauler-Wrens“ loss is ”as coats.
Wmaurmammmsr. ‘ ' ‘ * ,
HIRE ARI lONI‘flROAINSV THATVV VVUILL OPVlVil YOUE'B S. ’ . “: ‘ z ' .
_ 3mm Police, has, 3/..c . 15¢ sin cc Plums. 10o
‘ my... 153' can Peaches 10c
18c eon alleles Airlock. 10c
we can Tomatoes. ~ 0.:
.153 m W” i
' Itrlng loans. in glass jars. 10c;
Sense Wheat Food. wlth shins V“
Norwalk Chronicler