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Properly Adjusted,
all Repairing a Specialty.
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((‘oniinucd from iirst page.)
Attorney Keogh replied to this as
act-lion that the courts have held that
cars must be l‘llll over tracks whoihor
it pays to or not.
M r, Wainright added that the twenty
minute schodnlo could not be carricd
on by running the cars to the depot.
Among tho oihor objectors were Ed
ward F. Smith. (lcorgc It. Van Alstyne,
thlournc. Mr. Van Alniync made strong
objocton because ho believed that it
,would narrow up the street entirely
too much. He cited Itow his wagon:
'had lit't‘ll rtttt into several times this
tsutnmer cvctt under existing eoudit
lions anti stated that he had recoived
scant attention at ilte hands oi" iht
company. Another truck, he said
wonltl simply add to the agony,
Mr. Smith also believed the street
would be narrowed too mucit and
pointed out tltat the tompnny could
purchase plenty of null titeutlow at llli
point snecified, for their switch.
Mr, Iloitt'tie made his objection in
‘icitcr. being unable to be present. lvlit‘
protest was it Very strong onc and Ill
made many charges against the com
liei‘ot‘e the boating closed. Attorney
llincks said that It the length of tilt
switch was an insurmonntable tliiIi
cttlty. the company could do with a 3013
foot switch, but mttch preferred tin
L‘itiii, AH to tho strong objection that
had boon mudc about the way tho com
putt) Ittttl ialtcn cure of Its tracks, In
considcretl this up to the highway nu
ihot'ltlea. as it was Wt'li known that
the law makes it obligatory on [In
part of the company to take care oi
the roadway about its tracks. If it din
not. the authorities could hare iht
\vorit tionc and compel the company it
pay. The countany would not object
he said. liccattne it could not. Another
point he conuidernd In i'nror oi‘ grunt-
ing thc switch was that it Would take
a considerable portion of roadway oil
the hands of the town to ltccp in re
pair,
Asnlslunt (lent-rat Manager Ii. S.
Reynolds, of Bridgeport. also took part
in the hearing and maintained that the
company possibly was not at fault in
the matter of the condition of the
iruckn. lie thouitht it very likely that
ire Wearing oi the roadway had nome-
thing to witii it.
’I‘own (hmnscl Wnrncr replied that
mitwliltstuudiug thin. the law nnyu the
company shall take cure of the road
way between and two icot each side
of its tracks.
’l‘ho grand jury has been summoned
in tho Superior Court for tomorrow
morning at Iii o‘clock, to ittho up utur»
tier i‘liSi‘H. litchurd .l. (tuthill Itutt
been summoned from thin town.
“Yes." naid ’I'euu. "Mr, (ioodloy have
the ”tilt ring. I accepted him lttat
night."
"llld you?“ replied Jenn,
glad."
"Art- you. rottlly'.’ llc unotl in call on
you, didn‘t ho?“
"You, and I won beginning to ion:
I'd have to accept him."
"I don't nee much hope,"
prisoner‘u rounaci.
"till, i dunno." replied the protouer
“I'm a member at a labor union. you
know."
"Well?"
"Well. I tltnuuhi mcbbe Wt' mitthl tilt
the jury in no out on a sympathetic
ntriko."
"I'm no
mild the
"Marie. Mince i‘vo been away you're
hotm Wearing my tirt-naeu.“ "hut didn’t
madam give the explicit tll'iit'l‘ti that
tboy should ho airnd?"~~»~Mumeudoricr
lilitotter.
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Any man can lie. but it rouuiren (30th
w...
.tic Hotel of Bridgeport. Friday. The
“up mama's _ , volition on“ content” not at ‘oloven
THE NOMINATIDN
Content with Bun Motto Two
Yam Ann and Not Anxious
to Try Again
. m
The democratic congressional com-
mittee tor the Fourth District or
Connecticut assembled at the Minn-
chairman of the committee. Eli 1).
Weeks. of thchfleld, Conn, presided.
By invitation of the congressional
committee. John J. Walsh, chairman
of the democratic state control com-
mittee, and Attorney Edward F.
Huilen, the, democratic congressiotmi
nominee of This district at the, last.
national election, were. called into
the meeting. .
it was stated to Mr. Italian that if
he desired a re-notninntion tor con-
gress. it would come to him illlitlii-
monuly. as there was strong i'c thug.
itt his favor front the. tltillltlt‘inuj
throughout tho ontirc district. The.
varioun tnotnberu of the committee
stated that Mr. linllou was cxcecd-
Ingly popular in their rcsputztlvo occ-
tionu; that the democrats oi the tilti-
trlct admired his pornonhllty and
were proud of tho uplendid ability
shown by Mr. Hutton in tho int-ti. entit-
paign when be stamped tho district
and captivated hits audiences by his
arguments and eloquence.
It was said that ttot tor a long tlmo
had such a. vigorous campaign becn
wagod on bchnli’ oi the democrats. anti
that the democrats oi the dinirict are
unanimous in desiring hittt to make
u similar tight in a contest iron from
presidential prestige and Doplliltl‘iiy.
These were the sentiments exprencd
and urged by all of the members oi’
the conttnlitce at. the meeting.
Mr. iialion stated ill reply titat ho
was exceedingly grutiflcd by the gen-
crous statements of the committee
and the many hind expressions that
also come to him in person by letter
o’clock in tho toronocn in Lockwood:
Hall at Norwnlk. and the business 0!
it routine nature was transacted. l
.MA‘XIMB or RUSSELL SAG:
wutcn LEO TO HIS
success.
Atty tuna can corn a dollar. but it
takes a wine month one it. This has
been tny motto from the very start of
my business cornea. .
i saved the first dollar ever earned
and from that iinto l have never been
in debt to a human being for a coat
that was not ready when due.
Society is to blame for many wreak-
ed lives.
To excite envy is to makes enem-
Ins.
Those who live‘ for pleasure alone
do no good to themselves or to oili-
urn.
Them in no such thing on tho money
(‘m'fltfi a good man cannot have, too
much nttntoy.
It‘ll'ty cont/s is otiough for a straw
but! it will last. two ueasons.
ii’ I had my lift: to live ovcr again
would try just as hard to turn my
tnonoy over and ovor again. that it
miuhi do the most good to othor
ilit‘ll.
It. is a surprising i’act that ntatty
tnen ontlnrc unwarranted expenditures
for no other reason than to exc.to the
cnvy of their nclghbors. Iiow wickcd
Is this! -
the finest thing in the world.
Clubs are only it place. for idle men,
and wasteful young men.
An active than builds success upott
the tottndationn of failures: u pussivc
man does ttot.
iteai charity is dinbnrsed
the More of trumphetn.
I thinlt the vacation habit is the out.-
growth of abnormal or tliutoricd
buntness methods. I fail to see any-
thing legltimate in it.
l tear the centralization of big in
dustries lit the. hands of five or six
men will prove a big mistake. When
half a dozen men control the business
without
from all parts of the congressional
district. Iic said, ltchver, that it.
would in» impossible for hitn to enter.
the contest as a candidate for con-i
grcss itt this campaign; that his pro-i
tessional engauomontu were numerous
and deilniic for tho next tow months.-
and would prevent hitn giving tho
time to the catttpttign which he would:
ho obliged to uive were he. tho ttotnt;
noe. tie stated also that who ever;
might be nominatml could count on'
his tit-live cit-operation and assisianccu
The committee voted to hold thei
next lmtttttttratic congressional con-'
anti financial policy or u Rl't‘tll indus
try n aluulc. error of judgment will
plunge the whole nation into financial
loss and ruin.
i do not say that trusts are ttot a
,g‘ood thing; but I do suy We should
go slow.
Atlas. sci int: the beri‘ trust :tpprouclr
inn. now the grand balling sign of dis-
trot-is.
“liere, ho punted. “Suppose
hold up the earth for a while,
Which the beef trust at once proceed
cd to do.»-»('Iticago Tribune.
you
No.
nishcd.
61———House, Fairfield Ave.
Taylor Avenues.
71-—-—House and 4 acres, Rt
to7-—-—-House. 4 acres of land
togwfloune. Richmond Hill
ttt—m-Houu. Hillside Place.
11
zoom-Building lots. Woodw
tum—House. bat-tut. 4 acrea.
iii debt. it your salary or wows were to he
, motion every man should taco into
wind» on an roman tram action
it
stunt practice to do it nucucusinily.
WW”
old You Live
taouu—Hm.
amount inn-o not ouir trot mint
boom intonation}! . j ,-
swam.
I _ ,
List 0i Property I
OFFERED
0R SALE
Taylor tiGoiden
74 Washington Str‘eéh-
SOUTH NORWALK, coup. “
68—-—-Building lots, Summit, Elmwood. Baytricu
82-—--Two building lots. Elmwood Ave.. $85t and
97—Houuc. Elm St.. Norwalk.
99-—-C0ttage. Hickory Blui‘i,
iox—u-i-Farm at Wilton. modem.
tumult-bar View Beach lots. $275 up.
103-——-Dock property at Norwailt
moan-House. Winfield St.. East Norwalk.
Its-“HOUSE. 16 rooms, Marshall Sn.
now—«Haunt. it rooms. Elizabeth St.
tum—urbane. it roomu. Gerard Place,
tax-w-Houle. 6 rooms. Rowu ton.
rag—~46 acres land. Scribner Sh.
min—~52 acres land, Connecticut Turn
nan—Com e. 6 rooms. Winfield St.
zoom-House. Holden Ave" Normi
toga-«Bundln lot on Elmwood Ivonne,
tun-Homo Windsor Place. 7
’3 ’cuumntu. lot
.0... _.,
PARTIES DESIRING TO PLACE THEIR PROPERTY IN
THIS LIST CAN DO SO WITHOUT EXPENSE. IN LISTING
PROPERTY GIVE FULL DESCRIPTION AND DETAILS.
OUR TERMS FOR SELLING 2%.
TERMS. ETC.. OF THE FOLLOWING LIST CAN BE HAD AT
OUR OFFICE. APPLY BY NUMBERS.
9—Housc. Crcscent Terrace. to rooms.
14—Housc and 4 acres, Rowayton.
35—-—-I-Iouse, barn. ctc.. West St.
39-——Two building lots, Stuart Ave., each.
42—Building lots. East Ave.. $500 up.
sax—House. barn and 26 acres, West St..
55——-Bcautiiully located cottage at Bell Island, for
FULL DESCRIPTION.
$ 6.000
I 5.000
I 2.000
500
to.oo<t
6.0m
510°C
and
69——-—Frontage on Washington St.
70-—-Cottage on shore at Bell Island. furnin ted.
7.000
ver St.. Darien. 15.000
tto—-—-Harbor View Park Iota. $325 up.
room. want.
The tender care of a good wife is
2.050
.Im
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Every now fancy or move oithorl
PLAIN BROAD CLOTHS. . . . . .. . ..
ISTRAM a. H II
NOS. 3 Int! 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Handsome Mess that
promptnen and Iatilfactlon with which every demand has been met in thin department a
bulineu it hal enjoyed are evidence that we are atwayu ready with a complete utock pi i
clulive ntylu. Ind, too, that our prices are based otrictiy upon lntrlnllo values. We
many new thingl which we are uhowin g. '
READONAS. ........
n.
TRISTRAM c HYATT, NORWAL‘K, CONN.
sumac 02v ooons swoon. ', ‘
i
so ‘
Departmunt-
very Pm‘9°r°u'
t are
mportad or domootlc, find: It: place In‘our Drou Good.
nd (ho
ho newest and mo.
nitration only a few of the
....750 to $1.50
PLAIN ANDPLAIDPANAMAS...... ........ 75c
. na-itv-ro
OMBREPLAIDS............................. ........... f”, ,,,,,,, “-42.00
PLA|DBR°ADCLOTH8 ''''''' .""' ..... ‘ I“'.. ..... Ill-‘I....lll..l‘....‘. ..... ‘ IIIII '.'."'..II $1M
PRUNELLASIN NEW BHADES........... ........ t lllllllllllllllllllll
...50c to $1.00
lMPERIALCLOTHS....................... ... .. ... ........................
.......... 750t0$i.00
$1.00 to $1.50
.... ...... ........-..-. ............... . ......
SHADOW PLAIDS ALL QUALITIES.
M
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QUAKER REFLECTIONS.
Just ottt oi’ tangy—Ashes.
No, Moude, dear; the sins of ominv
gion are not those to forget to coin-
tnit.
When (labrici shall blow hiu last.
Won't know what it IS.
Some women are so Indifferent
to tile, opinions of others, that they
won't even lie about their age.
A judge may commit a nuisance with-
out violating the law. it a prisoner http—
pcns to ho the nuisance.
irutnp lots oi' women who play \rhist>
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i
H. KRIEGEit & on
i
WEST WASHINGTON ST.. ISOUTH NORWALK.
A superb automobile drew up beside
the curb, and Senator Iilank turned
toward it. "In that your automobile.
Blank?" said Senator Dash, much im‘
pressed.
“Yes." replied the
beauty- Ninety homo-power."
".love! What did it cost you?"
"Two votes."»»New Orleans 'l‘lmos-
Ilentoerni__
ciiwr. “Isn‘t it n
on... .1... ‘ép...
Tomorrow’s ad.
Joseloff,
NORTH MAIN ST.
TEL. 698-2.
«not urine.-
FOR MEN.
Hanan (it Son’s
$8.00 AND $5.00.
Ralston Health Shoe
“.00.
Elite ‘
for Men and Women
$4.00 AND 33-50.
‘—
Serviceable School
1.000
9:—-——-House. Marshall St.. South Norwalk. 3,000 .
3.333 Shoes for Children
xoo—--House. South Main St.. South Norwalk, 3.000 m
9'5°° mono. 453.
. 3.500 u A n
.Naroton Heights. WEAR SHOES Illili fll
. Stamford. 6.000 -. ,
A8 mogul. h N m 3.000
112-HOUIE. I BCTC, West Vet. out OI‘WB . 12.000
nqw-Hounc, Elizabeth St" :4 rooms, lot 40 by :45. 4.6m ‘ i i ‘ i ‘
$001 “Wm. M. ,. .. .. ., .. ........,.--.........
3050‘ .
5.006 NOT YET BUT SOON. You
its—g—Buildin lot, Van Zant Ave.. East Norwoli 700 will need coal in the near futon.
Houn. am and extensive grounds. West St 07.5“ Are you ready {0:1ch weather?
“d A" My up. 3‘50. Better not delay ordering until
onnecticut Turnpike, 0,000 the last moment.
2,000 We cater to the whim: and
553mm 1k 323: tanne- of at omit of timing ap-
no——-Buiid n3 lot. Fort Point St. East Norwnik. . '800' 5‘2”“? “'inlhzz‘l ‘0‘" “1“;th
127—-Brick home, 3 families, for rule or «change for ,1 y “ “W w 9°“ wan com
small form. Pay. 12% 3‘0“, 3, 00 here and get tea-when undocided
it) on come bore and lot 0: help you
; 75° with our advico. .
indoor Pinon, lot scans. mm. r‘ 1.590
t.
’ ,i
Remember ytinr Boys and
Girls should bet well dressed
while sending them to school
We have eflrything for
children, and there is no oc-
casion that you should let
your children go to school
poorly clad.
Open a. charge account if
‘ your money is scarce.
9'39!
”lithium Boxed tights-
1 We have n [nit lino of Weird fit uncut: to ohow you.
The Reed tit Volt Electrical Compton.
36 Washington strut. , Opp. Toiophono Exchange.
, Watch
our ‘jWati” “For Sn " and
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