' 5“ “Ain’t “
Flour.
9 pi sonic pcoplc is a
good nature and a
‘1 . ' fiahatiie and
'Sanitas,
3? FOR
’ _ line or WALL PAPER
. . in stock. See it.
in All Its Branches.
.E6EHAM.
, TEL. 452.
EAST NORWALK.
' own Chemical won...
:0. Benedict. Pres.
tflxflholcs. Vice-Pres.
'uirncrunmo curmsrs.
lint: DISTILL'ED
. ’;g?;: Lacquzrs, Varnish",
f . . E.Sholes.CoInpany,
g Gallo Agents.
” Now York cm.
i
. ...... o
_ sworn
" ‘ as. pitchers,-
‘ . to the bringing oi the suit; the circum-
a and James Trendwcll
MIII V‘s IS!
Immunity-immune”;
The one Of Sarah licOmbor vs. Wil-
liars! J. Kerr was commenced in the
court. bsioro 1nd” Ralph
”Dale! and n Jury yesterday alter
noon. in this action the Disintlit is
suing to recover damages alleging that
the defendant excluded her trout thr-
occunaucy oi n ism which site it: "i
in the town at Broohflrld and tailed to
iulllll other verbal agromncnts which
_ tits upon this inrm.
The driendsnt who Is a resident at
Standard, enters a counter claim, sl-
inging that the plaintli! damaged tho
ism, that she owes ior rent at the
farm, and that she also owns a note
whch is past duo. 'l‘hs plaintiti dcnics
most at tho pointal in the counter
claim.
The following Jury is hearing the
case: Daniel W McNamara or Dan-
bury; John Pryor. Benjamin 8. Banks,
Charles D. Meeker, oi nodding; Alirod
R. Britons John it. Reid, oi Bathrl:
George N. Davenport, Frank S. Kcl.
Iogg of tho li'alrlleld: William n.
Dutéhcr, of Sherman; Clark '1'. Pasef
;oi Newtown: Thaddeus Crane and .i.
H. Burr. oi' Ridgrilrld.
Mrs. McOmhrr occupied the wittlcas
stand yesterday alternoon. and told
her story at the troubles which led up
stances oi the leasing oi the farm, and
;hcr allegvd failure to secure the tail
occupancy of the place under the terms
oi the lease. and the alleged manner
oi her exclusion irom the occupancy oi
the property. The place occupied by
I Mrs. McOtnbcr is about a mile south
oi Brookiicld Junction, and she teati-
iicd that she boarded some oi the men
working upon the double tracking oi
the railroad.
—Nerer can tell when you'll mash
n linger or suitor a cul. bruise. burn or
III-aid. Be prepared. Dr. Thomas' Ec’
icvtric Oil instantly relieves the pain-
quickly curos the wound.
ROBERTSON WOULD TURN
STATES EVIDENCE.
RAN FRANCISCO, Muri‘l) 21—le
Call today any»: Word reached tho oi-
flco oi thr- chiri oi police last night
that John ilalzcll Robertson, assistant
secretary or the defunct Calliornln
‘Hnic Deposit. and Trust Company. was
in Now York and anxious to return in
San Francisco and turn stun-'9 ovi-
Iicncc. Robertson was indiclml with
.l. Dttiacll Blown, Walter J. ilnrtnctt
for onlbmlu-
mont.
zvrnv Lanyvs nosssmo cum.
. an
should no equipped with a dainty
snow white, our piece "Standanl" For:
coinin Enameled lavatory.
. Have you aver stopped to consider
how dollghttully conveninet it. would
b. to bars but and cold running water
in your dressing chamber, sleep
ing apartment or first floor ’ioilot
room? its presence would attord you
the highest degree oi comfort.
WI will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers aro strictly compstant no
chsnlcs,‘ bonsai and reliable.
HORACE R. NASH,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST 8T8.
7' w: nit imam
ral Dlrurnr .
thrbalmar.
in" sternum"
~ at hours, 093.
its at oiilcs. us «2.
i
l
ilAWQ'iP "'-
us ogqurslu ,
. iritiou at our ilaragc
A CAR LOAD OF
AUTOMOBILES !
i". E. soakwtmo a co. have Just m-
ccivetl a car loud oi
would have enabled her to make pro '
‘li‘tlztfi 13.. i ii I}. I: in .v
MOM
' Itcss aniflrsltlontslnmlllsr
a gram rial-lateral.
orNanoo'rIo.
. Apair: pair:chIncdy forCons
lion. Sour Stomach ll.D'
‘ Wormsliomuisiomlmrish
j mssIIdLoasorSuar.
rushes slim». or
menstrual-nan.
DISAPPOINTED.
"What's tho tnnitor. boy?"
“i drcntnml [(‘ill‘ilt'i' brolw ills log?"
"(‘ilcvl‘ up: drt-itms Bt‘ltiill‘ll
true!"
"i know tlwy don l. and
whats tho ll—liiliicl'.'
PiLEs cuunn m s 10 Is DAYS.
or Inoncy rctundcd. 50c
Proms Digerlionfllurfui-
[‘illlli?
that's
PAZO OlNTN’EN’l‘ is guaranteed to
cure any case oi itching. Blind. mood-
lng or Protrudihs Piles in 6 to ii days
For liter
Thirty liars
BASTIIRIA
—.
South liorwa it to Furnish light
Service
(Continued from First Page).
commission ior collection titre sowor
tax and that be h II n sworn ugrt-c-
iili‘ni with tho com liter.
Mr. tlorhanl mild ho. had ncm told
Sir llililnstnin that tho corinnltieo had
is sworn ngrccmont with him to pay
hint the our com. commission. He
told him ho suit), that A A. (Mil llud
J. R. CONNOR. “gr.
Service and Cuisine Up to Data
ltstss 82 our day and upwards
m
o————
Tel. m.
ililiiliiEE “ANN&30A,;......
45 Wall It" Norwaik.
Real Estate and harm
w. luvs savcral dscldsd bargainsiluun llflltl tho Lin mu. illr collmor
in incoma producing propsrty that
must locum in valua with tho rapid
growth of ills town. ‘
V‘—
...r..~.-...~ ......._ mm..— .m .w
Hotel Mahackemo.
3m: and General lntortnaiion 11¢”er" root on a collection at $32,000.
Sunday ilIIIners, 75 Gents.‘
lwr-n around talking alropt thv nut: tor
and lw bud not giron him any satin
inctlon Mr (ior-hum said i‘urtltI-r
that all a mailer ol' {not the ngrccnlclii
ho had with tho conllulltn- was for a
commission of limp: and onu-Ilnli pt-r
[(‘t'lli., and ho had no told Mr, lllilr-u-
into-in. Why no can got any hills in;
[could not tell, ior tin-y had all Irma
ilimiit'd. Thorn had [ll-I‘ll u glory, My
llorhttru said that he was to out tin
is a Innttor or (art Illa Iotal at tho
hills [-i ”101.2 and :I ftW cools.
.Vir. ilillt~nstcin ilniiv nailed i-lr (lor-
hum ii' lw hull ilot told-Mill out and
out that his ilgrov-IIII-m, this to got
.‘t‘I- pr-I' com. and H at ho would luv-p
'ilw mom-y ior n 3-w' ii hr wanton to
All illnllnin rlI-rlnrul mnpltaiicnliy
tin." Int did not it i him that ho was
lm rvroito tlw pI-r ('1 nt ior com-cling
tho so wrr tax but lrrltl him lliil. lit'
.lgrmrnnt with im- cunllnittu Mi
t‘lrnllsm also I‘t‘ltllt'l' on this suleI-t-t
lilltl [it' did toll Ill". lllllonstuin llInt
lllt' colit-otor rmtltl ili'llllinil ilm pI-t'
(0!" int noilrmltr. tltr- Lu. As iol
(holdingtlwroom-I turn it)!" Mr (lor-
llllf' right to hold tho thorny ior [lit'
your. but ho had Iwmr rionc this. Mr.
llorlIaIII Ilopml [in district would nor-
I‘r pur.‘ its tux l'liiil’t’ltli' Iron titan ilvu
Iw-r cunt. nu ordinarily it mount only
it litilc uwr Stu.
ELMORE AUTOMOBILES.
thrI-o and tour clendI-ru. two cyclo
vulvalnss cuglncs 'l'hcy urn on t-xhi-
(‘ail and look
them over. -
F..E. Lockwood 81 Co.
NONWALK. CONN.
liIIIiulInc ml I
ior freight Only
0am sitar May
#06, bright Propsilsrs will
ior 28. lost my". New rm
pour strut). «or day,‘(
in. In. sl
sits on tot p. and
Norwslll an to I.” an. ' ,
spawns ITIAMIOM' col;
Analog ‘J. Instill. O. o. .
Lassa. dermal Agni.
W—«u WWW- m-h out
Attends-cs all hours day and night.
mans. u. GINUNG
unnasrrnulr,
Pulsars! Parlors in contraction.
O
rsuuntno mam mil
MING.
lad At ant Til. m.
i I, m, MW, 1m.
as so. was sr. sows wonwm
+MWH‘I‘MW
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
PLUMBING.
STEAK
HOT WATER
AND I
OAS I'm-mo.
Tin. ism iron. Cappu-
aadZiuc.
-am
”Militants-n.
Milan-heath
iTme motion or H W. llmruoml, tho
I-ivrk was tint-mil to road ihi.‘ potlv
‘iinti uniting for Ilu calling of a moot
in: to could-l. r iii: In: coilcction lllnlv
it
A Mr ilntix [llll\li[ tho «hols» tnnttor
- lm told on Itu illilll' on tho ground
that tho t'OilliilillH- had alrvadr malls-
IIrrImgmnI-tlts with Mr. (lorhuln.
.tir. (Lit-it) riot-lurid that Mr. (lorllaln
had told him tlml rim rm;- wnu live
our cont. Mr tlorltnm said he had
simply told hint that ho could grit tivo‘e
ttol‘ cont, lull hall not lurid this was
in In» liln onnlpl'lIr-nliuil.
Arthur Withirilll. or! this committsm.
was iiiint‘iI us to tho flfll‘l‘tluli‘lli with
Mr. tiorhaut. Mill said tho lstir-r told
him ho was Itttllor'l‘ Ills m ior throw
and Imp-bull |wl' I'oili.
Allmrt i'llrll‘r-dgt- mirror! that lilo in:
unlit-clot Ilrt paid llli'oo Ind trust-hull
Imr rout. Mr. lilliI-mllOIil drawn that
ii in- two nor ('Nll. it was dtmhtcd
which [llill ilII- prior motion. (.‘llIIr
mun lioyt Iii-ridI-d lu tutor oi Mr. illd
”idly.
Allol'm-y [not [lniiu paid a llilll iriv
hum» In Mr. (loriistn's work us in
colloctor. and tinolltrod thni ltlt hull
imnttsutly grim» down into his own
son multwt to pay norm» tan Mr. Davis
opod Ihat tlw district would pay iir
tiorpllm tho three and“ oils-ill ii I)”
sii'll
iir. tllllonstrln said it minim oi-
lhtI work has Imp dons Ind this is
mom than tho mutt world In W.-
llilil. Ho moron I m p" mt. corn-
pollution.
‘I
‘i
Intros from tbs Cosmetics! Com-t
pally and the loath Norwallt municl.
pal plant, and than procsedrd to his
argument. Mr Walsh stated that ni
tlcaily an expert declared that the
Connecticut Cotnpsnys figures on
about {3,000 per year. A manufactur-
er had told Mr. Walsh that It he
could got the contract to tarnish East
Norwalk with clarificliy. tor a term
Ii years. he could go into New Yorlr
City and misc the money tor a corn.
natty capitulizcd at '2 ”PM Mr
Walsh said its stated this to show
the valun of thc iranchiu. Mr. Walsh
pointed out the diiicrcucc be con ills
rigor-cs oi the Connecticut ‘ Inpany
.illd tha municipal plant.
.Iir.“Wslslt rslwd on Mr. Olmatrnd.
who at the outset said he was not an
electrical expat. though he had in-
ntullcd two plants on Long island. and
had experience with electricity for
about. twcn dive years. At his rc-
Irucst Mr. umhart fetid lilo letter
llr. Ointstosd published in yrstcrdny’s
Sentinel. Mr. Oltnstcadt also read
the Connccticut Company's circular
latter and then prom-cried to argue
that the company's ilguros were high.
Mr. Olmsicnd said he Would giro a
bond to ittmlsh the district with
lights at no per light instead of till
as the Connecticut Company asked it
the district would give him the corn
morclnl lighting.
Mr. Olmstcad declared the joker in
tho. Connecticut. Company's ilgurcII in
tho $3.12.” "ior current to operate sci
illd supply Isa 25 candle power
lamps."
"Those things are all padded up
gentlemen.” said Mr Olmstond in lilllll
ming up. Mr. Olrnruoad considrrcd
rho company's figures absurd.
William White thought l-last Nor-
wallr has had a lot of outcome with
its new" but it tho majority oi the
psoplc want lights. all right. lie want-
I-d n vote as to whether the pcoplc
lcslmi lights.
Lori Jones said the district needs
lights but. on account of financial con-
ditions. he thought it would ho butter
to iorego them ior. say. a your or so.
Mr. Jones did not believe that it tho
business grows the plant would in-
lnrgo enough ior long. live said South
Norwnlk might not always be in a po-
sition to tarnish mwcr. lic iuvoml
waiting until East Norwtllk could have
in own gulloratlng plant.
Hornet! Ki-ywortll wnuimi [illumi-
lion us to the cool of lights to [hit
'miivldusi taxpayer.
Mr. Raymond poinlI-d out that tho
report. of the committee hail not lii'l'II
it‘t‘ellli‘d. it was their voted to accept
tho rcport. -
Attorney Davis then introduced tho
rosolution authorising the committee.
to go ahead liliil establish a lighting
systcnt.
.‘lir. llurls spokc oi tho condition oi
1'1qu Norwalit financially and will it
in the best oi! oi any section of tin-
town. and gaw- llgrlrcn. He also colu-
pili'u‘d the district‘s nuances with
lhmlc of tho- (:in oi Norwniii and tho
(it) oi South Norwalk. rsilmtlns Irl~
tilt. ho hollow-d, on [that Norwnlk ’illc
luttsr. he shorted. has a debt oi about
l'louliu nail in addition a little- dcbt
on Ilw new tlro house which will in-
wipod out in n month. it had her-n
said. Mr. Uiil'lti stated, that newt-rs.
lights. etc, would iriixlituu people
away. but he dcclnrcd this to be un-
lrllo.
Air, llnriII rovinwcti tilc ironlrln East
Norwalk hurl had in getting n loiii
through litt- legislation: and said lin-
I‘ounvrtlI-ut (.‘onumny bad opposcd tin-
dizclrlt‘l at ilnrtioI-d. lie also cimrgud
that tho doorway. to order to still
I-num- Kant Norwnlk trouble, llad tit»
:ilwralvl) not as many poll-s as pos-
.liiir' ulmul- [ills it"(‘ililn oi tho town.
Mr, ltnrls ilgurI-Il that In.» con: oi
light to n 1507990” unsound at $2.50!)
would in» in nor your, and prupm-
llonuicly lllul‘i' or loss. according to
Itam-sslrwnt. 'i‘ito alwakI-r was Intro
l-inul Norwnlk would get Iu-itr-r trout-
inlIt iron: [[[t' (‘lly of South Nor
walk llluu trout lilo Connecticut Colu-
paIIy. ~
.[lllllt'a‘ WarllI-II insiuuulml iiiill My
”min was talking against tilllo. but
Mr. [hulk I-mIrtdI-rvd ht' wnu iuI' irom
“[fli'i‘hlllllfl. 'i‘lwrr- was applause wlicn
.iir. Innis Ill-claret): "lot. us has»
lights." [in was also applauded Whl'il
[lt' occlurt-d that the trolley service-
llml dour mot-I» to retard the programs
oi East Not-walk than any olhor
agency.
liolwrt Thompson nlrntionod the
commercial lighting icaturc and
thought. It. would urcatly rcllucs Ute
cost of street lighting.
8. ll. linrrnws, grunml uflt‘lli oi tho
Ionucctit'ul Company. clonircd an op-
portunity to make a tow ronlnrks.
flours tarorcd allowing Mr. Barrows
to talk and others docisrctl against
giving him the floor. Marshall
‘rollos said the district has tho coup
pnuy's statement. Mr Davis wants-d
to know Mr. llurrows’ maids-nor. anti
irnrtwti it is Waterbury. James War:
Ilcu wanton to hosr both aldss oi tho
donation. and invorcd allowing Mr
iiulIows to tsilt to tho nlsctlng. An
Itust lllllrnstoln wanton hir Bot-rows
to have an opportunity to uddross the
molding so or could bu saltcd sonic
nutritious shout lilo irollsty sorvlcc.
particularly ilitt "lion lino," rotor.
Ilog to tho Dorian liont lino
Mr. liurrows was glvon tho ilour.
Hr said its was sniirsiy rsslsmslblt-
tor ilut drums. prrsouslly. or rcpro
renting tits crunpany, ior ho had made
thorn up’ Ho dscl nrsd they wont vary
«commits and proossllod to show
that Ihsy want. All rim hr wantod
was a square that. Mr. Burrows was
applaudsd and sumo
illr. tlorllnm sold Dir. liillsnstwln
wss It little It and on tho mt tidal.
and isrilroruloro than is no tailing
fl who tho colisctor will irs in the tutors
and it would hr «or-Oral yssrs boron
tint tail is “it”
”award limit
, non” ha Nimrod. tls “total cost oi
‘ tho mar is ”3,000
llrusMn "'W that its bad
and did
i""'
l
snood imam
sluii for his Mutual. ass straightaw-
ward rootlets to am
John .I. mus
ipr ”my“
tic com
distddi on a '
column ,
Norwn .
to wit Ir. Walsh. and
the
not think that it
”film;
- or steels: W
. . Wed to and ticks J. alx‘
. 'sddmsed ills starting. He read the
wombat oi the committee who is prac- i
, dill
ii“ wt:
fiswmw' .. “mm
M II? mm H
“It It mm
TheD M
This will [lea mason of
the imported novcitics. the [7
than ever dainty and some
Tan and Brown Stockin
with instep cmllroitlcry,l ace
Blondine ls tilt our and
shown in plain iislc plain at
Black Lilies (‘lllill‘illili‘i’c
Fine Black Lislcs with P
Copenhagen Blue in. silk
dcrcd, anti with clocks.
Lislcs.
Sec exhibit
(Shocks. and Stripes. but the Cl
(Copenhagen iriuc Wl
lilack Willi niti rose
stripes and tile (‘luu i'iaitls.
fortnbic for summer treat. as
(.liugltums.
in [’iaitls nuti (Silt-cits, pl
tau and brown.
iug‘ucar.
Innuuiuciurv.
lN CHIL RIN'O STOCKING.
A VIRV
OIN 8' HALF H001, Oi/
ALL AT THI UNIFORM
iv
llsvls dociarnd Mr. ilint-rows to ho n
this [allow personally. but that [in was
in poor company. Mr. havls hrouslit
up till! trolley situation. and wurnsd
that tint twoplo would have the same
irotllllc with lights as with tile trol-
“r'tT
psanconlundsd that it
would not be a bad thing to try tho
sspsrlnlsnt oi as Into thud liahtlssw
huslna slid glsd
turn to“ Mia them
flit. Whit-u
mt "$1.000 too
i the shin
mills
”It .
l Manama
Black Silk Stockings lll many diilcrcnt grades.
Among limit are such Inixtur
('orn color with [ill't'ililt'l'
-IIrou'n with tau and blue.
Mort" than thirty different patterns urt- shown. ('ill-
bracing tilc sumli llt‘Qi't‘ilcciis, the with: and narrow
Special 25c grade at 19c.
Men’s Furnishings.
A new [lilt‘ oi ,tircas ncccnsorics
The D. M.
cadet Stations
Wt- hurl. sold Cuilt‘i Stockings ior Children for some titnc null
always with sutisinotiou to our customers.
iuli llm- oi slzcs In LADIES' AND OENTB’ HOSE oi this popular
IN! All POI MILO. OIZEI 5 IN TO I lN.
A MEDIUM III FOR IOVI AND OINLI. Gill! I TO 10 IN
A HEAVV Nil FOR IOYI. Sill. 7 TO II IN
LADIII' FIN! OUAGI NOUI.
LAD 0’ ”NI NI. HOOIIIV.
TO ‘II [N.
MCI 0F 25: PIN PAIN.
A. Dickerman 81 Son,
84 Washington St, South Norwaik.
Telephone «6.
In
at sorasritu
“Worm-st ,
Read Co.
Mikhd 1”}.
I ‘7 "'
Smart Styles in ' Hosiery.
individualismiu Hosiory ior
fi’llt'll Stockings, are more
tiv.c
gs an: in silk and silk iisic,
boots anti opcnwork clocks.
iigiit shade of tail, find is
ll:. anti with embroidery
(1 in black and colors. ,
aria ciockings. a“)!
and iisic, plain and cutme- ‘
Black Gauze Lisles, Gauze Cations, anti Mercerizcd
in cast- at Hosiery Section. ' _
Anderson Scotch Gingham.
Spring lines ready for inspection.
The new Scotch (lingliams are III the usual l’laitis,
)li’i'i' combinations are novel.
rs as these: If
ill inn .9
null pink .2»,
i. .' i.
There i»: on fabric so mat so cool looking, 50 com. r.
tllcsc summit, IIIIc grade
Anderson’s Merccdzcd Ginghams
still and irregular stripes. nt-
tmciivc patterns in pink, gray. Invomicr,‘wititc and black,
'l'
as ml
0
.'.'r.
for dinner and crcn~
i’ luck and \\[ill( iuli Ilrcss lit-s, llatning iics, autl
liil intrst narrou i-our-' --III Illeuls.
thiigc Shirts III tuciusixc patterns.
Read Co
We have now utltlmi n
wa Hav‘a muss arvsss.
TO 10 IN.
10 m. W
its
in tho employ of tho New York. Now
listen and Hartford ilroad. and
its rspiisd that its rrrtslrl Ily was. and
Mr Davis said list would worlt for
tho company. too. it it» could not any
money by so dolus Mr. Doris dcnlod
Mr. itsld's slaintnsnt rclstivo to saw-
an
Willlsm flood. of South Norwnllt.
Myron the floor to rarity ldr. Olm-
a llgum. itr. lioad upmants s
II which has .nrnd ostltnatss
on out Ipli-l. all III I all that
iumws 1mm high in his llg
particularly as to “in molar cost.
will} said Mu- 0 lnrstssd had ilss'rsd
rly polar. I
piii ill. 10!th
hairtustltiiov
its to rats and it nrsoticsllr tramway
onrrtsd. .
A motion to adjourn than wait“.
W
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