nit
wodnesdsy tilt and warmer
Condit one cast ‘61: the Becky Moun'»
Inins h re [Milli very little dur-
lid rising telnet!
in: Mississippi rim- and the .
Roe 'M thins. A slight distan
, ‘ ‘ trsi this morning in Utah
‘Gondlt ns favor for uni; vicinity fair
weather not much; change in tem-
‘ IWR": on «may.
. venderijoet and Company. or outIeN
street, arh having' their rectory re»
spent esterdsy '
Werke’i 6.
lsuk.
All kinds or repair work.
by competent workmen.
ROBERT R MONROE
‘ House Mover
- Buildings raised and moved. Heavy
machinery and I “steam 'hhile‘rs ‘ placed
in position.
Attorney .n l. .WI'Ils'h is ,
' today on”huslness., “ ,
Attorney its 0. Gregory. .spont yes- ,,
terdsy at his home in Davies.
Themes A Shelly; or Wall street
isin New York city today on business.
the church this evening.
Miss Pennieton, a. representative oi
the Ohio venue. Gompliny. or Clove
‘ot the Nortralk Hardware Company.
in Main street
Times are never had to the prudent
3, man. His savings account ca‘rrl‘es him
through emergencies. The South Nor
: walk Trust company pays four per
cent. on savinsli Accounts.
The choir of St. Pauls Church will
meet in the -chapeL this evening and
.I rehearse the music thnt will be sung
wunsin You
day with anti“
mlth. wh6 gas heen contin-
omo on new on Bill by lil-
uoss, is somewhatiin odto‘day. .
A his delegation of local sports will
so to Fairlield tonight. to
witncs a. so-called boxing exhibition.
Gould 63. Hoyt, or Wall street. has
been «tired to their d‘I‘ ‘ i 3
Eilwar 1F K l6 rid; or
Incl-lye Nor-walk, underwent a. seri-
ous operation at 9.3 Newi Yo’rk‘ norm.
tnl today.
Caleb Wood and W. G. Crockett
went to Bridgeport hgain today. to
serve as Jurors in the civil side of the
Superior Court. _,
Charles Byington has refigned his
position With the Children; and Coulter
Company, and entered the employ or
. d K. Company
ill be an opportunity for
those interested to see a demonstre
tion of the Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning
it}:
uswln Harris therpopniar clerk or
afternoon, ‘wordr r
‘ quarters; in
h‘ .w
ll riil Quitousiy on Mor ‘
P”) 1190qu Bill! 1"“ "'
tomorrow at the services of the Rev.
{mimics M. 80331
There will 'he c on
drew’s Mission, Win inank. this even-
at 7: 30; Rev” uis B. Howell
OI St. Psh'l’s' Churc No'rwslk, will be'
the speaker. All a‘i‘e welcome.
~Ahti use and old mahogany furnl
the iot- ole W'Eim étleet, Nouwalk.
A little hetero 4 o'clock yesterday
niéed the tire hello
Md reel; Ivthst some
. are e
not Company on ho‘éni: chemical
90min! were son on their lob. and
the no bleso'me‘ 'uh‘ en iinod.
A. large delegation of the meinbels
of Norwuilt Lodge, Benevolent and
Protective Order or Elks, went. to
Bridgeport last evening. and assisted
in the dedication or the new Elks
Lodge building in‘ that place. There
was a parade early in the evening. in
which the Norwalkers participated."w
and there were Several hands 'I'Ind sev-
erul hundred men in line.
D6IIglse Fo'w r Post. G. A. it. hold
another meeting. last night, and com
pleted turther arrangements for the
coming state G. A. R. encampment in
South Norwalk. The camp fire will
he held Tuesday night May 11. in the
FirSt Methodist Episcopal church. The
'3 general committee or arrangements
The Rev. W.
now located at New
wii'l preach on cantata
‘5 that p .
i. ., fx-pects to enter ’6 races this
, 3 spring . ,
'evance committee
harges ,
willi meet tomorrow night to decide
:iII‘el‘e the business meeting will be
e (1.
There were tivo good games of pool
" Int: the Norlvalk Fire Police quarters ‘3
' last evening. The first game was be-
tween J. T. Hobbs“; rated 40, and Wil
lism Miller rated 70. in which Mr.
Mill on b'y the sinsi'l margin or two
balls. The second game was very in
teres'tlng. the 3 contests. ts
; and I 5 end
S
on hy‘the score 0'! NS to 106.
In Keisier acted so 3"” and
T ’ ,3
tiered at Grace
nesda'y' evening.
the UnioncLyce
Boat Frames set up and rendy to
Launches of all sizes built to order 3
Oysters ' hPolnLNorwalk 3'
Experienced men sent to .
all parts oi! the country. Work prompt- I
1y attended to. General contracting. P.
3 0. Box 7633 86th Norwnlk , I
I tier tiolli I
ndiy of St Paul's :
Church will riiiuliti‘lu the unsumei'lII'ot '
land is demonstrating in the window ,
are showing
N'ew colors
Three d6llsrs.
you’ re ready.
ants of all kinds. No clerk
wort less stuff of any Me
6 Proprietor
‘ Bonnie Chick Feed
.6 Bonnie Horse Feed
Bonnie Dairy Feed
thonnle Poultry Feed
3 Bonnie Scratching IFoii'd »
as‘wALL‘ srseer.‘
3 nonwscx.
6 Guns Sardines.
3' s String Bemxs'j .-
8 Is Karo Syrup
2 Gong Pouches ..
10 Bars Soup
' WEAKHs'H
‘ New combinations of toi6
Spring Overcoat er Still; you wan'
6.“ I a“ ”633° i“‘%“.i’i‘i"§“§l”"“'
6 e u van 0 no n
or mowing pxactly what is not in Ithem. Entirely tree from, shelters“
2666'
A Few Spoolals for This Week‘fi
25c cm HEALTH ”sits-ho Lossrea
The handsomest soft huts ever shown in this t3.
. in BONNIE HOME 330
1' not sure you will up to
just what is in our foods, h, sine
iiex screening. weed seeds
‘ or _
11 enter into the composition ,
- be allowed in future. Test this and prove whnt i' 3,
6 are the ideal feeds for Horse. Cattle and Poultry-Theme” ts
component parts are purer, cleaner and ooulsin more of
I‘ments which promote all around good health.
til, 0
1‘ the No
1 distil Ilii,
6 on =IItihliunt'iup'oiln,'tilt. Paul a
ti 1
Maria 1%.I‘ nestling declined :56.
s TRENT ii n. mmarilntrovod
mode nil around. tin! mur- ‘
il‘ bruit period or strength
the. Itchy. followed by irro clam
QWADL STREET, Ween—-
u: traction “Q
{tent and efi
I The moveifi
6 had a
the list
The tone wits
Muffin phi;
support Wham smuth
traction 9 oil lower tbs Iibeiore. Brookl- ,
lyn LTrsnsit showed re tlve firmness
and the general market was also com-
- ; purntlvely well held. '
,. the lilies i6 which it started. the two
’ commissioners whom he found lined up
on one side and Mr. Winchester on ‘
1: the Other. ‘ ' .
Last night’s hearing was the cm In! ‘.
q'I ion ed one level the charges brengh t ,
3. h Frhnk A: Baker, ivhnhi the two;
‘boml‘liilsloners diuchsrs‘éd"imm ~I
ob" oi trimmer of the lights depsrh
sushi Baker charged. substitutions.
#t he had wrdngi‘uily been accused
. the commissionerswoi tampering
ith the flaming arc lumps. the trying '
out ct which on the highways caused
' ”such 9. motion a whileIhunli. that the
trying oi these lamps on the night 6
Jsilnury 12 left the city lint-lo ton dam-
ages ii that they diménotehurn all
at ; that the commissioners had low
red with the shimmendent i
tter’s" Tram tlvon‘ms superior
' accounting to the
on
commissioners) owa rules: that the
commissioners had discontinued to
ly6 fuses. thus forcing consumers
' to private portion and may the
at r's terms. and that the commie-I
sidners had given the contract ior
supplying the commercial lights to a
'b tsin third party. without asking tor
. As to the latter change. Judge
Light ‘stated last night that before the
‘ hearing was finished he would show
that the contract was given to the do
' » seph A Volk. Jr.. Light Company, he
' - he molded
AND 'STA TIONER'Y 8TOREB
' 6 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
sour" NORWALK- 3 6
...............20c
3 Cone Corn or Poss ....*.'........25¢
30am; Tomatoes. ....'.26'56
3 pkgs. Seeded nnlsins n25¢:
3 lbs. Dried Peaches m..625n
stilettos-onto6s
‘ house that concern
, electrical commie
, to six
the lowest
hinder
Mr‘ iiuribntt calla
,lil'dge Light in questionhisrnnker in
the witness chair estimated to bring
out hat Mr Winchestecrwns back at
the harges Iln Mr..-‘ flitrlhult'ii opin-
I ion. a contrmeruy homeil.the com~
missioners and Mr. Winchester should
new? ‘I\. LII' .
linker was the only witness eIIn'nIinsI
ind last night and st meal). with him
still in the “chair: union'nment wss
talked over; .Mayor’iifimall said the i
Iroceedings whose Wuumlfid at
Intro. The 63,1?an term; Intinonn
was talked ”titer. ni‘im Du
lop suggested mane" 'Anril nn'ti
Conhclirna'n Hunkemi ug'g‘estidn
for 6 Mar hearing npphwnt I met wiin
immediate ”favor iii weenie-d pretty
thoroughly undelslodd tilde linker had
lost his job in the triimning depart-
ment. and a lawyer “titlid that even it.
he Was reinstated thel‘o‘im‘s nothing ‘
to plevent the coiliihlseioners from
fli‘lhg“ him again moment "any after
t
‘ii‘oslt'ion that
' he with put buck.
It is stated that
the councilman take
the people or the city Wt he silo
demo the whole prelim of the d or
oncos between the commissioners and
iIII'p'erlntendent at next fall's election
it the nronoaed amendment to the
ohdrtsr calling tor the election of, the
t
l, “this-I
arms at th ,. electrical comn'Iis
will come to an end this year "
it 311!
through iThen
reek h“
was Inn ‘6
the
n'i'teniion that
Isome "Of
,w.
instills .. _
commissioner unidir‘linu 0
“should he replied '
loner that: k ‘ 33 3
referred tow-«um hurt
the night hetero with Joseph Mitotic,
‘-.,Jr in Gus Roselle“: lunch iwsgou.
Baker suid‘he‘ told the commissimelo
he had no more totally on that sun-
duct and that “i don't care a-rdnmn
if you are commissioner I won ta'k
that kind of talk from anybody. " when
the commishioner‘s accused him of
'tampering with the‘ light ‘ He then
told of a further conVeIsation when
both Messrs Volk and Richardson
were present when the question or who
his “boss" was arose and the hearing
lie-mas given at the station. either he-
6mg. accused Baker said he never at-
tended a him) again without another
eing present Enliowing this
up. told ‘ah‘ont Ivan examination ti
the shin on the following: cSundny.
line there“ wash-e
tween himself sndithe commissioners.
3 he said. endeavored toIgetthe
0 ‘work. but failed. ‘~
y. ivere ailment out
diig hu ugh til the rofnit‘dhnt
hitch. did he ‘Ih‘IIrIi-
thisihcing .l’nnuary 11th. As a. rehult‘.‘
Bake: claimed the tour éxtuirimentul
lights failed to Iron}: all night. nearing
the center of the city :‘i'u “darkness?
This allure cimiimstsnce'-" constituted
'Ihe basis of one or Bake 9 charges 6
Ian the 12th.
on. piomise’d to
neutron nine an
was made to‘ S _
tor, the latter (1 tier! Baker to
and turn on the regular ltgn
was the last time an effort we ode
to use the new lights. During the test
linker said he was called upon to do a’
much extra work? and had to neglect
his regular work‘ On the charge that
the c inmlssion s interferéd with the
supervision otI" the‘
to cd that commission
arising I (M
i’ lose, when
ch’trouhi’ he
fi‘l‘dfiofly," »
,o
to provide tunes from.
soy. This nrovoir
reply that if Mr. Li
core in his decidr ion iii:
if s onion
produce all connects.
piled that they will 3
ing was over, but’ 11 g
in fairness Mr Hurlh‘ut't shutdown
the contract he hadIrohe to.
it was at this polo
grossing toward the Well 3‘
the commissioners and Superintendent
the representntlvemfrilie cont
p menufncturlng the lamps: semen ,-
np‘Ied Suilivsn,wnspresenty At that :6 .
fl ”little ooniiiét Inc 6%».
hit lune _ . . .
' 'ststion..~'he sdid them ogre '
at any; date" 3
although thereiwers‘ were
day to! the posaihliltwqftan:
oi the entire diflicnity
These stories of
are hissed apps; out]
of the lo6al citizen
other influences outside mmitt
,a i n he
6 she
f. tangible at the present Ptiu'3
, fy the expectation obs
merit, the rnmols‘ give ris
something may deveioii‘i
tnai; adjustment possible.
The present talk 1:3!
due apparently. to 61
the intermediaries e
‘ (talk or e, posslhlé
the trouble two or three
The "likens" committee limit
it that its more
Norwalk Chronicler