' Boy. Jamgs W. €Bevin wus 11 visitor
In Rowuytou. yesterday.
The patients at the Pasteur Institute
in“ Nlow 1101112.“ fige’ all reported as doing
0!! ll
Miss Florence Perry has returned
to her home. here after a visit. with
her 31111111110119 1'.
The regular weekly social service
will be heldat sovening lit the Advent
Chiiutiun Chili-H ,
Mrs. Melville Young, th0 was ope-
rated on at the Norwalk Hospital is
getting along nicely.
The 11' solar w
willje Mold mi
lune Mfidwl‘ofir
yprpyer meeting
:1: the East ove-
c . ‘
Miss A. Louise Rawson, of Osborn
avenue. is attending the (nuclei 0!
her uncle in mdgeport.
W—
“ placed his launch
e summer. She
and painted.
Harry WrIght has resigned as finan-
cial seer , ry'. 6.1’BiiIlme Athle
tic Clnh,fI dglgficn nAy‘res has tu-
ken the 11 co. ,.
Miss Lord PhHuiéy. 1 fielleck street
has been 111 ton severel' days. and Mrs
Edward B...
“0?“: 3111-1 substituting
[01 notifotfli'fle to “reel. school.
Dwight Summing. of Se'aview ove-
11110 has gone to flqlchestor in the in
teros of the defile’ticut General 1.1111
lusm 0011111111111, for u. fipw wccks.
Mls’s Nellie '1'. Puncher has resigned
her postman rescue: in Grade 4 or
the Fltohflrflc . .311 3 up. I Pry.
or. 01110 1‘: ' ' fixed to
tune 11d- mold ,. 1
and; uru&.,.m , Tillie lei-sen
have rétiil‘l'ié .' {IavI‘vJslt to New
‘Yo1',k who I 3 51mm. to age Prof.
John V ndfictor of he New
Yolk 'l'heutl'é orchestra.
All the intlcrgurtners of the blast
Norwalk (1 1.10111 will visit. schools out
of town lemorrow. Instead of attend-
ing the unnunl touchcrs' conwutlon or
Fun-field Countyt. in' Bridgeport.
Mics Meek, a missionary from Mulay
sin, who is to. spool: in the South N01-
walk Methodist scopdl Church to
night. will alto 0311 In the East Ave-
11110 Methodist 01311111111 tomorrow night.
Trlo‘e‘s were p outed by each grade or
the eh. yesterday, is obsep
van‘ of =11 buy. The grades in
the Marvin School planted trees today.
Room A and Room B. of the Mnr1lu
School, had exercises out of doors to
day. ~ 13r 11 dumlllli
John W Realty s not “Coolie." which
fell lnt‘o it not of semi h severul days
ago is gradually gett 5 better. The
varnlgiw .stuclt her fur 10501 on and she
is ml 111: it oht In chunk now. For
several days she would not eat at all.
J 1
but newline my,“ her appetite and
Is coming out 5 the hccldcnt m y nice
13'-
1.1
ROWAYTON.
“—1——
Charllo Johnson. of lirooksldo was
bitten quite badly by 11 dog this
week. ,
Stamford on Tuesday.
_ '1 decide 1111511 11111111110111 tar Mamm-
, i111 Day.
111. Church
Miss 1111111 Atwutor is recovering
from Illness. '
Stephen 0 Base was 11 visitor in
W
Step hen (1.8111111 was a visitor in
30113.11” Norwulk yesterday on hurl...
98 .
r1111 Knowibon Fife and Drum bond ‘
of Durien held a. meeting Tuesday to
Mrs.Bru11111191', Mrs. Sherer and
Mrs. Burdick 11s the purchasing coup
mlttee. have bought carpets for the M.
......_.’............
'l‘hc oduatlng close of the Stem
ford H 3h school includes Miss Flor-
ence McDonald, Stanley Brown and
Clifford Street. '. ' '
Mrs. Hurry Hindloysls expected to
return home todeya AItelegrem was re-
cently 1eceived from her dated at Co-
1911, 911.1191 19111111 11111.
William R. Wilimott has a position
with George Knapp, at his carriage and
using“ shop next .to Louis F.-
Stood“ locksmith shop. ,
m. -
1‘. find 1‘s. :Theodcre Davenport.
0 have n spending the winter
in Florida have returned to their sum-
mer cottage in Dorian. They have
been visiting the last two weeks in
Atlantic City and Philadelphia.
———-—-—f-
fi'rlie 11111-11131,}:x ublic 1111111101,“ which
orehouse Is principal,
now enrolls 114 children The prl
msry grade, of which Miss Roche ls
teacher, numbers 44, the lntermedl
ate, Miss Mabel.“ Walker's department,
includes 41,31111 the grammar grade.
of which Miss Morehouse is teacher.
has 29 children.
There vies an ice cream and home
made cake sale. yesteiday afternoon
and list night. at the homelof Mrs.
Brummer, in Darlen. The Ladies
Aid Society of the Methodist Church
‘is doing‘ unusual work and deserve
success. The large sign for the com
sion was pointed and donated by
George Knapp ()f Darlen
A horse driven by Dr John Walto
'Avcry of Darlen,d1'c1v 11 crowd in Main
street, standard, yesterday ‘ottornoon.
'l‘lie animui 11nd an attack of blind
staggers. and swerved from side to
side In 1111 31111111111; way. When taken
from the shafts, It staggered to the
sidewd’lk and fell on the crosswalk
of Quintnrd Place, blocking 111111111 for
some little time. When it recovered
muliiclen‘tly the horse was led to Dr.
chnmor's stables.
"Shorty" who is employed 111 An-
drew Tuy"101s lively stable, wont to
Norwalk Tuesday night and imbibed
some of No1wnlk’s lire watc1'.llc
started to drive back to Durien beind
11 pair of Mr Taylor‘s horses. On lcuv
ing the 111013 stable in South Norwnlk
lie collided with 11. horse and earrings.
but the accident did no dau1nge.Sevc-
1111 times the horses nearly got away
from 111111 but when tho1 i'cuchod the
sand bank they bolted. lie was th1own
out and by special providence was
not killed or injured. The hm see were
stopped ucur Herman \i:11lng‘.s "Shor-
ty” was placed in the lockup, but
was Inter released.
WESTPORT.‘
Tho Bedford families are expected
to arrive for the scos‘ou about the 10111
of May.
Open cars were run yesterday. There
is a large increase In travel Bridge
p011 wuy.
Mrs. E. C. Willnrdsen has returned
to Hoboken. N. J., after a stay here
with her sister. .
Bradley Goodsell and wife have re
turned to their home at the Form
{10111 an extended trip South.
111111111111 Pelvic ls 11111111111; Improve-
ments to his plnco ut the Bench 111111
will formully open the pavilion about
the 311th .
1111111110. the
' oral utteinpts. w 1
' lug July 11.19061
1' Miriam of 11111
id jewel »
11nd lined 0the slotni
there was about 030 In pennies in the In
machine
East Nouns-ill ople Voted
111111191 I
(Continued From 1st Page)
1' 1.11“”
111.331.1311 town ideology“0 because of 1111 fl1111
1111 sent 11111, 911,011 :1 n the 11 r-,
is. 1611111193? 1.1111 the
sewer 11311111111. It we 11 11 hard matter
to gett e unprepriot'l on! through last
night but they finally passed otter sev
$1.51
A. Blanchard presented 11 resolution
sum .of $1.200 tor. the
wee v 11,.111tét,. two more attempts.
This money. :81, 1112. oil‘s?” tor the sup-
port of the schools for the your end
high: schools
After the school appropriations, Were
completed chairman Bradley S wKenn
ol’ the 111cc 11.11; salted 1111 action on the
second east on of the ceil,psrtai1ilns
to the sew mutter Silence ensued
101 some t e 1111.; it was only broken
by '1 motion by Attorney Leo Davis
that the meeting sdjou'rn' This was
lost, and when Attorney James 12111111
111111.10 bring the matter before the
meeting. 'iliovcd that the former vote
on the avenue sewer be. run
eluded MP? Davis took the flour and
hurled 1101 111111111 quick succession tor
several minutes. «‘
ln opening up his artillery Ire he
said that he desired to explain his po
sition. inasmuch as he had offered the
resolution at the previous meeting. He
then read off the names or the sign-
ers of the petition asking: for the res-
cinding of the vote and followed the
recital by theVsnnimn'cement thnt oi'
the nineteen he had, talked with. not
one had httended the meeting. The
other men was out of town and con
sequently he had not seen him though
he understood that he too had not
been at the meeting incidentally. 111:
sold. 11180. that not even 11 majority of
the members of the Bourd of School
Visitors had been present in assist In
the voting of the appropriution for the
support of the schools.
At this point M1'.Duvls took occas-
ion to give :1 history of the 111ov11menl
to secure sowm fn1llltics for Rowan
street. 011 March 18111 lust he wrote
to the Railroad Company, 11ski11'g of
permission for Rowen street people to
connect. on the 211111 he received 11 let-
ter 111 rolurn saying that the matter
would be looked Into. and when he
visited the company's offices on April
211. he was informed by the I'ullrond
attorney that the company would turn
the sewer over to the town If it would
11111111111111 it.
Engineer Charles N. Wood had been
consulted 11150 111111 1111 rendered the
verdict 111111 the sewer was excellent-
ly bulltxof vitrified brick twelve inches
111 diameter and large enough to 111:-
oommodnto much more sewerage than
would be sent through It by the resi-
dents of Rowan ‘street.
Herc Mr. Davis read two editorials
from The Sentinel 111111 denied the no
curacy or one He hdd been told the
whole proposition has merely 11
scheme of the railroad company to,
1111lm off the sewer on the town and
111111 11111111] it also reported thpt 300 or
muting to see that the vote went
through all right 011 the other hand
everything hnd'becn done Open and
uhovo board and practically everybody
from East Norwnllt present were those
interested.
Instead of delving the town to build
tho sewer as one of The Sentinel edi-
torials had asserted he had explained
to the monogram. the le of Row.
1111 sheet would 11111111 he connection
wuoi' mark at their ownupense They
only wanted the town to agree to
maintain it after= they had built It. So
for he declared the cost of mainte-
1111111111 had not been so grout it cost to
the minced compnny As the cost of
calling the modern tofiu meeting.
“The editorial in tonight's Sentinel,"
suld M12D11vls. “says that never was
night but
115
1 value. pro
the call for 11118. 1111111111; have
misled in some wow
the acceptance of the, newer is to the
town p interest the for; it."
.ILi-ico, who 'was one
I 8
he bod signed it bccsuso it was needed
by Attorney Levi Warhol.
clared Mr Price:
onlllnz for the upproprlstlo of “01- to 11 paper. I would follow ten
242 for the day schools. '1‘ ere were much in meterencs to my 11911111111
53 votes in the affirmative and none 118'
111 opposition on the second count The ' Mr: Price chiseled to M1. Davis
1111115111.. the Norwslk Business Men's
Association into l
1111:?
mentioned the As
100 people were coming up to the town
with 111mm» mid extend it to low
”1'
In 1111101111
who 111 and.
081!
It you feel that
gitoriuls. Sonic at y
When, Mr. Doyle 1113):! included. Henry Ii.
1 the sluguers of
petition 101 the meeting. said that
“When Mr. Warner lends his cum
controversy as an
association. when he paper had been
signed as 11111111111111. He drew sticu-
tion to the fact that Mr. Davis be-
to the Assbcllltlon -
Davis replied 111.11 he 117.111 merely
dodgiulon Just to show
how things mold in otter in the town
of the Association should tuke up ex
istine conditions in the tovéu govern-
ment.
Mr. Jones, another resident of Row-
an str,1~ot could not see whv there
should be .1111 objection to the sewer
when 1111 the town is asked to do Is
to maintain it The residents expect
to do. all- of the building themselves.
The people 111111 to dig down Into their
peckets. ‘it is small business it
seems to me. to try to do us out of it ”
he concluded
Chsilmsn Keith put the motion to
rescind by acclimation He decided
It had been lost.l1ut his decision was
doubted and hence were counted with
the result before stated.
Assnotion so "“0““. .immedlntely
. vi;
11-1: 1.1 .11. u u 1 111.11.11.11
prevuilesl. 11 ' 1
1“;
{lo-
A 1111111 has to 1111in .1 lot of courage
to admit his baby locks only like u
Valuable Tip.
“ ‘Nt,
£911 by their 11111
Then do ..
prompt
representetive. _
Lighting CO.
at
solh
‘.~. .111.
son’s line the best
we ever had;
111111111.)
nurseries-(5!. '
3111 5111111 or.
III wss " ' .
HOT AIRE HEATIG
s‘rovso Auo nAue, 3.
31.111: mourns «coy-11111.
on 111111 Item Mam:
RH“. unnatu- tucker
so do '
I were in the st
'Norw'ulk Yacht Club held 11 robotic
while We can make
- connect-
ions. Postal brings
Conn. Railway and
Paper
We consider. this sea-
I. uonwALK.
0-- Fixtures. 11.111 100mm, 516.
lt‘sn wily" the 9
the earthquake ociurred 11nd 1111 ov-
~crylhlus'. though fortunately on some
(1 11131111111 is their intention- short-
leave the 11111111111911 city: At (1‘-
they are residins‘ in so impro 11
11111111111111 here
11 1111111 he with the
, army 111 the Phllippinep
\‘Genercl unston‘ 11 men to
'msinieln 11; order in the
l M It ‘
The entertainment commutes I1 1111
, last night. And 11111115111 for the an
nual Smoker 111; the club house. It. will
be held on Tueil‘da‘y evening. May an.
1 ylfimupmmm I11. {.1 .,
PBEPEBR
, _,,ué‘w‘. Yoilt Realty . ,
shire! 91111133100 (inch 3 3 .
11011 111 $111.00 11111, 3 nor on
a,Ily from ditto of issue. Bailout
111111111 W‘ Years. Ten thop
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
eusmses.
éAPlTAL.
5109.09 ..-99
SURPLUS AND PROFITS.
3173.500.“
' upo———. '.. I
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pros.
JOHN H, KNA'PP. VIce.Pru.
JACOB M. LAY'I‘ON. Guhlor.
mat-zeroes. ‘
E. H. Mathewson Henry-Seymour
John H. Knapp I Semester mman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wolluee , arvln
Christian Swartz John hindsight-v
Fred H. Rowan. .
PLUMBING.
STEAM.
HOT WATER,
AND ,-
eAs FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
111111 21111:.
1'.;-
5o‘ South Maih seen.
“Pr°‘¢llb°NI“’.m.li ,
1 South Norwsik, Conn.
.. .1. .. .. .
they insured
1180!. ,1-0“!
F. H. Men, general Agent.
T loph one 830—16..
land the diminutive is “running 1111 :un- ..
» :Qer is 9. small white lo:
in: scales.
1 curs still goes on and the 11
11,111 for profits, with 1111911111
03 '
TRANSAOTB A GENERAL BANKING .
,. T. J. SULLIVAN,
TWO .OUTH NSGRWALIS NflN IN
Both. .110! mm»- psld 111.111
this month by the Count Gmnl Life
11111. 00. no investment wiomgood
n in the w 110m-
111111311 unit own. so. Nam-111, Geno
Wu Owned by W
., 1, em 11‘
Tw'”ho'wilns. y
and timed in cells at P
' err in Havilsnd street
11 small bled-l1 do; which
mittod the 111111111111
001111111111 Goodwin's ’d- ..
street tenor voice which ll
glee Volhpe‘r admires are
03's spent the entire morhi
The slaughter of the ,I,,
at last practic‘dlly free from.
nuisance. Dogs which he.
or two before being 11111111
A dog in East 1101'“an .
Warren Reynolds. of Warmly I
11.119111 In
Dr. In!!!
”Our room. a special Indium
and Electric Light: through
cry room heated. 1
RATE! REASONA
Finely stocked dbl. 1,11 11
" A full line of Ackor‘, Mar
dlt 011‘ c celebrated WI; ‘
Cigars slw'ays on hand.
Telephone Call. 8d
AUENGI
ALL‘ meunANce, RE
mon'rert-zs. no A11. ,
BOAT 'ncKa're one“
3 PATENTS s ‘
I (loom MAIN...
Tel. can. 405.
.uu‘ '
'should be equipped-with
snow white, onepiece lmdflgl
celsln Enameled Luster
how dolighfully conven.
1'00 ? Its presence we '
.lsefit‘t pages We ,
'W I“ Y (I
. Melly
We invd endeavored at all limos
t6 livid; 11116 cashmere the m the
111111111 1116181111111 odi‘ 111111111111 61
hoodlum. wall covering. this «soon
such 1111 important matter placed bc~
tore the mists."
The speaker paused long cnoug to
cost 11 glance about the hall and t on
l-luwthorn Bin while on all the your
uround resort may be said to be open
for tho sousop now, and within the
WW— .
W. 11. [Jules has received 11 ouriond
of fertilizer In 111 New Yolk, 111111 is 1111-
loading it 111* c1 Iimwyion depot.
THE 10339;; HOTCEEKISS
111111111. sneer. 11111101111011“. 11 North. M1111 6.1. '99,“
W . . «I . ..
11111112311513.1313??? 0103111111). 01111 Klflflfietlgmbiégsopegp 83111150 incl-1111111. agmgr'nedm «110:1 um 3 see‘lt‘hpmgdg’ug 11133111111; 11:14.11“ “$21.? 11". neuralgia”: new“
Vanu6¢ It! 0 0 H 0|! y, f‘llll' I *7’ ,~, sue an Important mngtor why want)" “I N Dill V. ”Hr . “w" I 3 . .
11.111111111111111 Millet ”I’m“: ‘0 “Wk” 11 11511 Kemper is 11 busy mun these there no cdltm-iui before the other Wflmeeker W ” ‘ Iup‘
visit. 6 V A .. 11m and In addition to the several meeting? Why didn't he write up on 1% '"1' «1,1, «1
' ‘0' ‘ iii 3 id tonomonts he has charge of is con- 11111111111111 editorial {or 11 p11 or like GUI“ I Our Paper Hunger. underlined
lIIwM'Wn m gnpmwwcven‘illifl venting his nlwpys attractive home The sentinel. inltehd of In. Inn, 1111 I '1 11.11. . MM'M wqii ”ppm. , in. , .-
iii‘the'hafil'hgtiionu iii 30311311011 avenue: 11113101111111... ”“0 customsiy summer flithigtet‘i‘iigil'istmoipuerl" 111111 1111111111 it Own-mt“ is“ W 1 ' I . ‘
Thor 1.111 monument: litersry 3““ .3 a. .. ,3 _‘ .3“ U I. _ ,3
proxielmlmfldi I311“ “W ted to 3" t tit spin lam linl‘li‘l‘t ’1‘}? ”111%? (1:10:15 I ' 5‘ ‘ f‘ Corner of Maui“,
. ,, atlll added lmprovemen 11 to e Harp mo 8: a . 3
“W” 7 WWW“ , 'H ' nitsrium that moire it loo/k like 11 veri-l 11 general in New? indent. The commissioner:
oyer the slalom
table paradise, with the ornaments.
1101' film “11111153122
lions and picturesque layout of ground Ilyneo. the lgtr floods him Sinus; me the necessary no,
and promises. ll would b‘ ’1 “3 PENN“ “I 0m” , how: 11 full fledlod
z W $13” ““1”“ ' N and”??? W1 ”fig ~41" 313111 deliver to my friends
GEORGETOWN cl in 19",“ “M“, 011510 1'. on“ from an excellent I I
3611M. tor s w$1,111th"1116511111: on October . ' Window 011:1?“ may" Framing. liquors, 9111. only 311d.
- mull“ MGM m
1111111
.1111” 11.3fm New York hlty.
111111111 11i
W
Mrs. Dsoforth moved her family to
Worcester 111st Illegally;t
MI 11 bells Bowen.“ South Nor-Io
., wnllt'.S was the nest to'f Miss boils. Wil~
Items over ‘
‘36ch men from ttorre' Agricul- ',
turel item were in MI lost New,
. I so 11er '
1.1111111.“ '1 ‘1 1'1
WIN"
1st of that our noted .permission to
11111111111 III-3.1” M36311 bend ,,
Rowan street 116130111111 11111 I
the East graham.
(cm-session '1 11' IA“ fill he! '
some houses that connect Wit the
sewer will «Mad Mm 11186105:
- 11-Mlorrwfl‘flfiwr 111
”mom's WW... I" I...
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