with dooppw'ldo Imbroldsry
Flounolnps. ‘ “
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MAI-MGR:Ir NOTIV'NOOK.
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SUMMIR earuaoav 175117111: ‘5'
Commencing next Saturday T1IQ‘
Sen'tlnei' will enter on 1ts‘ slimmer
scheduih11 and issue the paper at 'l 11.
711 Articles for that day's paper siiould
be at the office Friday afternoon or
early 01) Saturday morning. Business5|
office will close pt.2 o'clock sharp.
Mrs. Charles Baitain, 01 11.01011 lllll,
'cob-tlnues au11o111.-- -‘
0' 111i 1' '
Edgar Denimon the trolley motor
mail, is confined to his home in Elm '
street by illness.
Mrs. Pearl English
7111.11.11.11; been the guest or her par.
911477 in Ridgefield.
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:iohii P'atterson. of New York. has
been in South Norwaik. ioklng up a
summer residence.
.vfiw
Frank Smith has resigned his posi-
tion In Coioburn and Lauder' a store in
Main street. Norwaik.
Miss Mary Hamilton, of Seymour
avenue. has been entertaining Miss ‘
Anna Carroll, of Brooklyn?
Mrs Elmer Hill 61 _Woodward avo
true ‘is l Ridgedold for a few weeks
for. the 110111 of her health.
Miss Nettle Broadway, of Long
Ridge. is visiting her sister Mrs Ad-
dle' Wood; 2-1 Washington street.
1-1-1
W— .
Mia's Helen Smith has returned to
her home in Westport avenue. after
a wish with friends in New York.
Mrs. Daniel irarilgan received a had
fall. Sunday. and as a result is con:
fitted to her home in South Main street.
_....___,_
Mr. and Mrs Charles H. Reardon of
Taylor avenue. have been entertaining
Mr. and Mrs. i‘eter H. Miller, of A1-
bully. 1 . ’1
William F. War-dwell. of Livingston
stratum-tamed a shock early Sunday
morning: and his left side is partisily
parslst led,
MJ'. and Mrs. Joseph Tammany. of
Monroe stret. have been entertaining
their granddaughter, Miss May Hunt
ion of New Haven. Q
0
Charles M. Williams. of Merwln
street. enjoyed a vacation irorn his
. duties ? conductor of the local troli
’ley line yesterday.
John Greenwood, of Holden avenue.
is enjoying a nine days vacation from
his duties its letter carrier at tile
Norwalk post oiilce.
Paul Singerwald. of Lowndes ave-
nue. is able to resume his duties at
the Mechanic street but factory after
a several weeks’ illness.
mom-13101111111011 has returned toi
her :home in New .York after a several
weeks' stay with her daughter. Mrs
Patti. Sinwwald in irowndes avenue.
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Glaconlo' Ghlotto, of Washington
street, who went. to his old home in
Italy i01- tife benefit of his health. has
written-relatives here that he is much
improved}; ~ : 1 1 .
u.-
Washington Camp. No.11 Patriotic
Order or the Sons of America. will
hold a regular meeting this evening,
after which refreshments of cake and
ice cream will be served.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer 1". Bucknam. of
Elizabeth street, who have been
spending several weeks in Parkston.
Sullivan county't, New York, have re-
turnea to South Norwalk. ,
.i. E. Leliotsky has sold his property
in- Ely avenue and his meat market
in the same, building to Mr. Stroke. 0:
Bridgeport; The latter has had a
large-addition constructed on the rear
of the marked .2
—Dr. Dick's cures rheumatism.
W
The entertainment committee of
Lady-7361711171“ Dodge. Shepherds of 1
Bethlehem. mud!“ washings “0 night;
of Elizabeth :
, left the offer 'and returned here. This
‘ south Norwalk Council,
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1. vgeiitlrer?
[1' your orders by mail Q
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propel" isles on for y.ou Tell
us so nest you can unit we 'li
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Batisfsction as sure as though ,
Yetta-chins'lnpersow. “ ‘ . ’
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1 Congressman F. J. Hill is making a
v1 7
‘ piliort visit lit Nor walk
porarlly at‘ G. ‘61. Price‘s store. in
' Washington street.
kcn a position in Bruce's
store, in Wall street.
St. John's Lodge, No. 6, A. l". At A.
M., will hold a regular Milnllliilcnlltm.
this evening, at, its quarters, in Wall
street, Norwalk.
The Connecticut Company
large force or men at work repairing
their tracks on the Main street divb
stori. near North avenue.
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The now Walcr rhtiin through 0r-
chard street is being (arrled on its
fast as possible, work of counselling
with west avenue being started.
p—n.
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both times.
A cable has been received from Na-
ples. italy. announcing the birth on
er M. llylngton. of the United States
consulate.
A son was born Sunday to Mr and
Mrs. Frank Hiilll‘lo.
is a well known painter. and has been
new arrival.
Henry Smith of Stuart avenue: was
operated on for appendicitis. {Hail-1r:
dad. at the Norwalk ”manila"
rs.
W. J Tracey. assisted by Hig-
’ gins and Burneii.
Mr. and Mrs. William Olmstead and
family, of South Norwalk. went to
wooden wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. William Penny.
A regular nionthly business meeting
of the Central Labor Union will be
held Thursday night at the Lyceum.
Waschlngton street. So for as knowrr..
only routine matters are to come up.
1 Norwaik Aerie. i-‘ratcrnal Order of
Eagles. will hold a meeting tomorrow
night at the,.nerie., in the Gazette
building and make final preparations
for the entertainment of the state corr-
veutlon in Norwalk next Tuesday. The
state session will open at l0 a. 7n:
and is expected-to continue until
about 6 p. in.
Emory J. Lehoiaky has returned to
to Wilkesbnrre, where he went to net
gotiatc. for a Ferris wheel, which he
hopes to put up at Roton Point. The
owner of the wheel at Wilkesbnrro
was not at borne, and Mr. Loirotsky
wheel is thirtptwo feet in height. He
is also negotiating for a wheel 40
feet high.
South Norwalk Council. Knights of
Columbus. has ten candidates for the
first degree. for Thursday night. These
,candidates will be in the his class in-
itiation, _to he held Jointly with Cath-
We“ _Unlon Council: of ‘.Norwalk Strut
day afternoon. when the second and.
third degree: will be conferred at Mm
sic Hall. Following the work there
will be a big banquet at the rooms at
in Washing-
ton-ptreet. - -
$1121.50. Norms“:
House—a 1i 677.}0 s' p; 111.
andut for the cobweb social to
be giy after the meeting in her
Men's all. tomorrow evening;
friends 17.111111111113111 an initial. 1.1.1111 ‘-
88nd. 1 NH‘5ir-n’c1..:‘, 1
T'h'e' illoW Y k. New Haven and
”Hartford 11,91, ad is making prepara. 1
tions .to it new, 'stutloi'i at 0001‘
toer: mg 0ng Will be locate a"
short distince north of the Congrega-
tlonal wartimthem
mills and the can or 'nof mo village than
the. present station. .
W. .1 1 *1.- ;r,1
A number: ofa’the lard 1 concerns
in the country selling sot hats at
wholesale have entered into an agree.
mesh mm‘fhelr sales-
men on th read d lag June and July.
This fe‘a‘lln 40 tile 'yabber is not
ready to buy at this. 11719111111111. year.
and that the unease of samples sales-
meaty u 1' vellng is money S' ‘ PQEL
wanton;- ,w ignore and mana‘ KQP‘
facturei's ‘s e fisrfiementlfiaip “ 'iON 6;" :T 03.1)
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“$9.151".- {Bork salesrooms 24 NW" 817111“! 0011811 N'o'rwslk.
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sunnavH'a colt p. 111‘. "1 .
Neatness' in Dress
Mid-f 81' g'pod hem rpginai' ”thwarance are
not to be disregarded. This is an age"
of progress. and the man who is care
in] in his dress is forging ahead of
'tire careless fellow. 7111 attracts more
importance to himself and 1111111.. that
f’eeiln o’f satisfaction that character-
lacs 1 s Well-dreaded man.
170-1, 1,
of buyins, 7171 want to‘ amenities you
visitors.
parts out‘ kind of hours
when ‘tlie‘tl'inei‘coftigs
be, to y’t‘l'ur' stillsfsctlonf ‘
Mt ' $111 Adi-11.2,
" ' " Fuder
Frank W. Roberts is assisting len‘i Q
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.iamos Delaney, of Norwalk, has in i
grocery i
has a ,
The motors of the inerry-go-round at. '
Rotor: Point-caused some little urcitet ,
menu on Memorial liny by blowing out
‘ ‘twicc. Crowds were on the‘muchlhoi‘
Sunday of a son to Mr and Mrs. iiom- ‘
The happy father’
passing around cigars in honor of tho ,
”ml _
,Southport. last night, and attended the ,
South Norwalk from a business trip-
T'242snd'186. 11
h sundry-11: 15 s.m., 7: 30;). m.
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iii 0111101011 and Embalmera.
Every day brings nearer/tire necessity for preparing wt'bs anterior of the
horns tor war-in iviolinist-1Misanwirlle even though you may 1101 have thought
the welcome this store extends in
We wdnt you to flirt! not what satisfaction it is for you to com-
Q nidiiQ‘iliKs with those of the avarase store We Want
yon to know by exam natiol'i that this is the real home for best FURNI-
'l‘UlUi). MATT'lNOS CARPET“, BNEDDING ('URTAINS' ETC. ., and then
to buy you're iruro of a place where everytliins W1"
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Cool, Comfortable, Stylish Rightly-matle
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for Men and Young Men.
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STRAW HATS
Special.
ADJUSTABLE. IAOY TO'
immediate relief for tired ion-t
it is the only arch airpport.tl1nt can be properly fitted to the foot.
and we have the machine for fitting some.
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NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN ,0
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In Effect January 6. 19m
99. NONWALKQ TO NEW YORK.
A. M.--12: .63}in 6:4lx.
6:16, 6: 110:. G: 1'16 -.64x 6116:. 9:081.
9:81x. 9:63: 10:66x. 11:23:.
P. M.-—-12: 61:. 1:10. 8:6ix. I: 87.
3:6ls. 5:091. 6:67. 6161:. 6: 37. ft: 61:.
7:19x, 7:611. 9:63.10162; 1:49: to
Philadelphia and Washiui'ton. D. 0.1
does not stop at New York.
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Sunday.
9:80 st.—-12:5ax. 6: 121:. 7: 711. 7: 57.
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p. M.:—-12 117x. 2: its; 2: 61s. a: 77.
11:51:. 7: 16. 7: 61: 11:53:210 23 ..
90. NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN?
1 A. M.—-12:08, 1:14. 1:68x, 6:18. 7:25.
8:25. 11:18:. 10:17x.11:08x. 11:45.
“P. M.—]2:06x. 1:16. 3:10x. 8:28x.
'4: 19. 6. 07x. 6: 29, 6: 08s, 6: 30. 7: 09:.
8: 68:. 9. 2i.11:21: to Bridgeport only,
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SOUTH NORWA’LK T0 DANBURY.
' A. _.:M—12 10 (daily except M0115
days). 6: 20. 9: 48, 10: 06!.
P. M.:——1 25. 4:29, 6: 12. 7: 18.
DANBURY 70 SOUTH NORWALK.
A M.:—-6 66. 7: 86. 8: 11, 10: 10x.11: 60
P. Mun—4:192. 64687:. 8: 66;-
Sundays-A1 L. 1'l: 66. P. 96.. 6:00.
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48 and 50 Wall shoot, Norwalk.
P140 VE. 171-2.
The Feather Weight Arch Support
Made of Geilnaa Silver. ‘ '
Blue.» and White Rumchunda
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WEAR AND iNlXPENSiVE.
and foot with rheumatic tendcnclcs.
90 WASHINGTON STREET. ”
'v’viusrso-a FOURTEENTi-‘i stint:-
\ 1 1 LARY.
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t'
. Grist Mill Broken Open and Efforts
Mario to Carry Off the 8774.
WlN§TEb Juno 21—71111 fourteenth
burglary iii this place since the year
began was perpetrated during last
night, when the grist mill of 8‘. Wood
rsff it Sons. on North Main street was
broken into and the inwpound safe.
tolled out of the building to a plat
i‘onu in front. From the platform ap-
parently attempts were made to place
it is a wagon. but the safe slipped to
the ground. and was later dragged a
distance of about two rods by horses
and dually abandoned at the C0101
brook road. it is supposed that the
plan was to cart the safe to the mods
and there blow it open. -‘ The grist
mill is located outside the: district int
trolled by the. night police. and the
work was evidently done very quietly.
awakened The police are investigat-
ing s. A member of the firm stated to
day that the safe contained only books.
'i’llY'iNG TO CHECK lMMlGfiAflON.
*—
Japan Desires to Keep Her subjects
1‘ Out of United state's.
‘MWABHINGTON. Juno 2.--Tiiat Ju-
M is making a sincere effort to check
immigration to this country was as-
dorted in an interview given out yes-
Wdiy1by. Baron ’i‘akahlrs. the Japan—
our ambassador. 1
"Japan is hiring a“ possible meas-
ares Mutton! chilgl'iolrud of laborers in
the'iiniteds Statos.” said Mr. Takshira.
”rinse newly adopted measures have.
. however. bottom in force a sufficient
length 071111114 1117 yet. and on matters
111111111111 be’ quite so well sdiustod as
any will 1111-1110111 nonunion.“
J 111'Theitlatted-Ssste‘s goVern out new
or questioned the sinceritro ~our sf-
coolfe. hm-li’hongh 1 :the question
has been stirred‘up by the pressu 1!
foal sure that‘tho- pleasant and cordial
relation which now 1-exist ~ between
United States and Japan will not
marred/1mm Wlli1 continued winded 1
muslin": -- I. \11 '-
11s residents directly opposite were not 1
forts'in stoppinmthe enugrstion of our .11
. W
's- Qiiarsh physics react, weaken the
bowled. cause chronic constipation.
I‘Doans Reguiets operate easily. tone
the stomach. cm constipation. 860.
i
Ask your :17qu for them.
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(Continued from First Page. )
Paper and Box Ctrmpany. 92. 000, and
a lien was placed to cover this. but
he said there was no merclrandlsi
there. Tito amount of the tax it
617. 00. The other was to Ella B. De
Carine. tax on one horse. two car.
1110x7111. an automobile and '61. 000. Mr
Betta stated that ho had presented tin-
biil of 614 03 several timed, «but but
not received any satisfactory reply“
There was no action taken (in the mat
lot by the1 meeting.
in the reading of the bills for llglits'
it was found that. in the short that
which the electric lights for the flop
- Hose fire uusiteis in Water street but
been changed for gas. the cost of th
nt-w chandeliers and changes lia-
bet-n paid for in tire cost of the light
ins.
Councilman iiubbeli submitted at
ordinance to the meeting, incrosslu
the. salary of the city tax collector "Or
9600 per nunuar to 3000,1111: same i-
go into client 11th yeai. The ordl
stance was voted unanimously.
Councilman liuitery spoke of thi
catch basins about the city and stator
that the ones in Wall slot-t. wiricl
should be cleaned. were not touched
A discupsion followed/ on this point
but no action was taken.
There was a lengthy discussion or
the Brook street sewer. on which noth
ing has been done. Mayor Boone]:
said he thought it was about timl
something was done about it. as it
had been talked of and put aside for
nearly a year. He also said that lit
was of the opinion that the Board 01
’iicnlth could insist on the work being
done if they so desired.
Councilman Mutheis suggested the
the matter be brought up before lir-
clty meeting. which is' to be held in th-
ilt'lil' future.
(‘ounclltmin i)llworth stated lha
there was about enough money left 1-
ill) the work. and therefor it was nor
(usury in do this. Mayor colloid wa
heartily in favor of laying the sewc;
down through the street, from th-
hcati. at the blacksmith shop. and suit
that llicrc was money enough left it
do ilila.
it was vote-1| that the sewer mm
mttioe lbw-7111111117: said scwor 11m.
from the blacksmith shop througi
t-lmlth street. and submit plans. osti
mules. ctc.. to the next meeting of UM
Count-ll.
Councilman Muthels spoke of tin
1111111111 of lllf‘ pinks and flower moundr
about the city. and said that Floris
liunford would till all the mounds for
6811.
it was voted that the highway com
mint-o be instructed to spend not morr
than $80 for the flower mounds ii.
tho various parks.
Now that the Main street fire houses
am in good condition. it was suggested
that both houses be painted. Conn
cilman i)llworth stated that ha ha:
secured figures and It would cost 61
for each. side. making 844 in all.
also said that while the wor’ wal-
being done there. the doors 0 tht‘
stables of the horses in the. Phoenix
side which Vere 6111810 doors. wort
not as satisfactory as the double door:
in the Pioneer quarters, he suggest-‘1
s change. A wooden ceiling over till
harness of the truck was also desir
able. 1
Mr. i)llworth had estimates for them
“Jobs and they were 950 for both. malt
lag the entire cost of the carpenterlm
and painting both sides :94.
Councilman Marbles said the worl
needed to be done, but he thought i
this was done contouring ought to bi
done in the Hope Hose quarters l1
Water street. He said that the door.-
them were worse than any of the our
are. and many of the councilmei
agreed with him.
After a discussion it was voted the . .
the fire ourmnlttee make the repair-
whicb had been specified. in the Main
street boost-s. and their investigate tht
Hope Hose Quarters. and make a re
port of same at th ext meeting.
The report. of th special commit
too was read and adopted. and the
committee. was discharged.
The report was:
To the Mayor and Council of the Cit:
‘ of NorWnllt.
Genticincuzn
The undersigned, a special commit
tee of the Council to investigate the
police force of the City of Norwalir
in connection with the supprsalou Oi
gambling, would respectfully report
that. woihcld three public sessions
one of which was devoted to the hear
ing of testimony All the oiiicers oi
the police force were examined under
oath; had they stated they had heard
of the place raided. but no formal cum
plaint was ever niadc, except on out
instance, when the complainant re
fused to' swear out a ‘wanant, but
this being a case where a warrant
must be issued no action was taken.
During the. progresls of the hearing
testimony was brought out which con
ducted the names of two members of
the committee, Messrs. ert and Di!
worth with the place ralded.- and at
their hardest they were excused froth
further participation in the work oi
the ctuirmittee; ‘
it demotion in the course of the
hearing. ‘iirat' about a year and a half
ago, in conversation with two of the
police officers the reputation of the
lace was brmrgirt touhe atbeation of
ill be prosecuting attorney of the Town
(mart. Mr;- 11-1715. ‘who informed the
officers that he would not do think
about ll These wore the on y two
complaints which as appears by the
‘evidence,- was ever made. to or by the
police. of the place in question.
it was brbugh’t out in the.0011r96 of
the hearing that the prosecuting at.-
torney for the Town ’Cc'rurt. Mr. Davis.
diligently inquired 'of the persons de-
force. if fithey ' ‘
tained _bytbe theraiding
had seen or.- ’Wirt ’or Dllwdrtit iii
lacs at any time. and the rsonsSn-
quired of were llreate ri.ed f'they 11!
not tell the truth .ln connection with
those special inquiries. they weald be
prosecuted for perjury. These ques-
tlons Were answered in the negative.
in all cases.- The prosecuting attorney
seems to have been anxious to break
up this place. and equally anxious to
capture two members of the City
Council. and. which of the two was the
controlling motive for the raid itself. ’
the evidence fails to disclose.
it also appeared at chsQni-st been.
a
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2.. 11111111171111 wanna air ‘7 As was
ng'at raey called is 1-1—1- n
1171171113 1117 F; lei-.1110 1111
.(lrugglst. is vertlslng today tor a '
Inca and women to take admiring.
the special half price offer its ii it»
log on Dr. Howard's calebrattid‘lulo
clllc for the cure of constipation and
dyspepsia. and get a fifty cont pitch“
at hitlf- “price 26 cénts ' 1
So positive is he of the 1.111711111111111
power of this specific to cure ill.”
diseases. as well as sick 11%dede
ilvei troubles. that he agrees to ,
the money to any cuakrmer whonv
medicine does not quickly relieve
cure. *
This is an unusual opportunity
lulu 00 doses of the best medicine .
made for linlf its regular price‘. '
the personal guarantee ofaWell-h 1
business man to refund the III-'1
it does not zlye satisfaction
lr vou cannot call at Mr. Bax
store today. solid 11117126 cents by him
and he will 'oend- you a no
promptly. charges paid. 1 1- .
«than
aNTsaoAinsNrs.
riders 1111.1.
Solar ii: Collins. the Kountry Kids.
did not appear last evening. Qowingmu‘
,au accident to Master Solar but
‘management were fortunate to sonar-I"
lng Miss Collins with her partner. M
Jewoll. the lraniolsts. to substitute
them. That the audience was sails
goes without saying, and the playin of
those two young ladies was applaudnd
again and again. it will be remember—
ed Miss Collins and tart Jewell ‘ap-
peared here a few w 71 ago. and'fne-
iucnt inquiries as to their return caus-
-d the management to reengage them. ,
the rest of the 11111 was well mediated,
Mae Hunter doing songs and dances.
ilso Irelmore and first, slii‘gers' Alid'
dancers.
flute Wu
oust force, was. as stated by himself.
but he expected to rupture in the raid
- he aforesaid control 7min, and thorei
or did not want to embarrass the lo-
zal police force by obllxlng them to
urea: the said two wuacilrnen. After,
his evidence had been received, the
iforessid councilman retired 17011111110.
:01n1nitteo.and went upon the witndhs
ltand, tiiid Mr. i)llworth tostlilad under
1:111 matting”, bad yilanr a in “1111:
~1 co rat 1 at an 771 1'
raving been duly 01011;?!“ng that
to had been in there once. for a per-
Oil of two minutes. to invest ruin-
1rs regunling'lhe 711111».an 1111 found
retiring. to tindlcate that it was a
rimhling place. any more than any
that Michal club. and 11.111170 appealed
a evidence. that the only gambling
allied on in said place was the play-
ng of1 poker. and Dr. ert further
entitled that he believed that use of
tilt name by the prosecuting altomey
ions for the purpose of paying a- politl.
iii grudge. which he thought Mr. [la-
'is held minst him: in view of fire
estlmony v.71. the committee voted
0 11111611711 0“ the following night. al-
07 the hearing. and 'insiructed tho
lork to give Mr. Davis notice of the
line adjourned to and the substance
1f the testimony regarding himself,
rod that he could be present. if be de-
lred and be board, which was done.
On May let the committee met In
recordanoo with thc vote for adjourn-
neat, and waited In session for half
.11 hour. and Mr Davis not appearing.
t was voted that the committee ad-
ourii to May hill. and that notice of
utid adjournment be given Mr. Davis
vhlclr was done by the cit-rk 11y ham.
.71.: Mr. Davis a copy of the vote.
The vote adopted by the, committe-
vua as follows:
"Voted. That this committee adioun
tillil Tuesday cvcnlng next at 1'
1'clock. at the Count ll room and tha
rir. Darts bc informal of the 'da,\ as.
our and that an opportunity will b1
lvcn him to appear and be heard i
ie no (it-sired."
The" committee met on Tuesday eve
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TH!" EVENT OF THE SFASON
On Saturday. June 6 Add Hoyt's po-
lnous litiseball Minstrels will app.
it lloyt‘s 'l' heatrc under the anspwes
and for the benefit. of the Nor-Walks-
11118.le 5111.111 8 0010011 and 0m“ Baseball 01110 This is without excep-
tsiti reasonable, time for Mr. De don _the greatest organisation of its
is to ppcar. and he 11111111: to do 0 kind on the road. sixteen athletic ‘
he committee. declared the hear-in»
losed. which was done.
Tire testimony lt‘Ci‘th’d, satisfied the
ominlitee that
i. The police force of the City of
lorwsik were always ready willing
nd capsule, of executing any warrant
laced i11,thcir hands.
2 That importing the State Police
an unnecessary as thcy did not have
.ny better knowledge of the place and
coalition than the [IOllCtl of the city.
nd biit for the presence of the chief
and oftlccrs the raid would have been
:fallnrc
3. That had the pellets of the city
:1adc the. raid, .rll the lines would have
one into the'_ town trcrisury', instead
1f part goingr to the state
4. That the anxiety of the proscciit
..rs iii the afternoon they Wll Y
.hc Norwalks baseball team. "in
be evening the irilnstrei show Will"
give their entertainment in Hoyt
theatre. Every effort is being
10 make this affair a tremendous
was; it will be' without cpmfltfin
be greatest thing of its kind ever
an to the people of South No. 1
throng the feature acts will he
ioyt. the man behind the is,
Jesus. Haley and bond. the prerlt'i’
1f musical comedy: aloha Forsltdir
lnger. dancer and comedian; I'M
“ricdel anti the Knickerbocker Q '
ette,’ Americas greatest ”chafing
1f stvect singers; Charles Dale. ‘1}.
)‘Conneii. Harry Jones. Ed. H - '
llortheoi. Tom Lowrle' H. 16,.
c‘rsnk Smith, Harry Phillips and
:6 “"0119? ‘0 ongoing-111111131? “81mm“ 1rd iieatir. This organization 17'
omcmrerso c. ‘oun. as urge
P y deprived the raid of its moral effect i" the management 0‘ D W. 'R'
6. That the testimony showed that
made were not cted in all on es
ad that some of arrested once did
iot appear lo cal the trial.
in conclusion. "he lab to express
tur entire conildonce in the ability
ntegrity and fearicasncss of the pres
mt police force or the City of Nor
vaikDo and we believe that if the pros
outing attorney had used the pellet
one of our city for raiding purposes
astead of importing outside ofhcert
he rcsult would have been e, naily ’
ntisfsctory. and far more pro tank
0 the town treasury.
Dated at Nor-walk. this 19111 day at
day, A. 1)., 1908 '
CMRENCE BUTTERY,
JAMES 'i‘. HUBBELL.
HENRY MATHEIS.
THOMAS A SHELBY,
Special Committee ofitlie Council.
In spite of the fact'tht‘rt the disposal
If the tree sprayer in scale way is in
he call of the city meeting, all the
nembcrs of the‘ Council were in favor
if renting it to any reliable person.
mill the meeting at least. and thereby
:et a little money towards the cost of
be sprayer. After some talk on tht
:ub ect no action was taken:
9 bond of city tax collector A. A.
Sells for Gill. 000 was in the' bands oi
lily Clerk liiiributi A motion was ran. 95-1'Wflm'i a"ii ”41 “'9“
undo an seconded that the bond be come 011’ the ”13051) ‘0" my1 M”
rcc‘cpte'tl ,. ordered placed 0-,, mg -,.1 could find nothing 1111111171011”
The report of Chief of Police Thom until 1 applied'Bunk‘ien'I Avalon
‘1. Bradley. and also tht- librarian, was Less than half of u 25 cent 119 1»
diced oil the 1111110111 reading - - the day for me by a'flecfli’ut' a
rite meeting adjourned until June chrefi' Sold under sumntes 1-
16111 ’ H Baxter'sdrugslore. ”-1 "i
All the tine that the meeting was 1—1—1111."
anession ley Ballard, of Norwalk; 6053,70 “H- FOR THEFT
was in the room. and he Was naked STONY CREEK,- June 2 "
what his grievances were. and here‘-
riiod that the boys and many people
thout the streets had called him 9‘
‘chiokcn thief" and a 'Séub." ‘nnd
Colby wanted the jails tilled up with
these persons;
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every meréaiirlopn 'ment tit t these 951‘. 26 Bultsjari
this week 178961: 96111111011171 bring out 11 throng of buyers.
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son. who is well known to the pop ’11
1f South Norwnik for the fine salsa:
picture entertainments ire has _
tor the last fire years. Tickets-,1
.he inlnstrel show are for sale by It!
bers of the ball club Prices, 60",,
35 cents. tickets to be exchange
seats at the box ofiice. Thisor
lion while not as large. is conc "
be equally as good as Dockstader's
mous mlnstrels. - 1 t". in.
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RE'VJSING BOUNDARY LINES,
scream. N Y., June 21-4116 ,
American and Canadian M'W
International Waterways C 0011'
met in joint sessioa here today.
. "'The meeting was called," 21111111
George Clinton.“ the three samba-s
or the American section "to consider
the laying out of the boundaries which
run through the Great Lakes and the
connecting riiers and channels [min
the point of the intersectibn of the 117--
ternationai boundary line with the at.
Lawrence river. to Pidgeou Mw'
This work comes under the aim
the new treaty which calls focus no.
vision of the boundary line buyers
the United States and 0911st”
suchsu's ARNIOA svaa will
Tom Moore. or aural 1701116 I. dot-.711.
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yesterday for the W
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