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and W. ll. Baker. who called the much,
I} This llcllotbs h ill-Tiliry. if such It.
‘ an be called. for Court illooillan Alis-
ust Billollstelu and his ollowers. ’l‘llc
sentiment tor and ushlhtihlhe pur-
ohass was as ovonly divided its it could
he. and any notion takon. 'l‘hc moot.-
inaalso valid to rescind ills vols tak-
‘ian at 'a previous meeting authorizing
:ihe'purcliase or a thirty horse power
with and thirty-seven and one-half
. illiowutt goucrator. ..
When the vote against the enlarge-
ment. was nuiionncod Messrs. Fielding
”and linker, of the tire district commit-
tee. immediately resigned, and as both
wdro insistent it vote was taken on
this. showing twouty-lour votorsin l’a-
yor of accepting the resignations to
twenty-nine against it. Chairman or
[the COliilllliloo P. ll. Fielding called
the molding to order promptly at 8
o’clock.
E. E.I(.lorlluin was nominated for
chairman, and tho clork of the district,
George. E. 'l‘llliupsoii, road the call.
. Frank W. Sllzrdcvaill wanted to
know it tlloro was any rule or regula-
tion regarding tho drawing up of the
dull. 'lis ho ulldcrslood that soulconc
got :3 I'o'r so doing.
, Cominlttooniun li‘iolding rcspoiidod
that it" $2: was paid no liud never heard
or ii.
’ Albert 'l‘. Eldridge thought. the call
was peculiar, as he noticed at. the
end of it was a statement to acct-pl.
tho rosignations of tho district conr
.tlilllcc, l—lo wanted to know it' he coili-
inittec would resign Ir tho meeting did
not "vote what they wanted.
Before this was answered a motion
was niado. that the call be accoptoll.
and this, was voted.
Attorney Leo Davis introduced tilt.I
following rosoiiitloii:
Resolved, That the
Conilniteo ho. and they are horolly
authorized to purchase a thirty-fivc
155,) horse power motor and a thirty-
‘s‘even and mic-halt (37%) K. W. gon-
‘orator, ‘and that the sum of $2.000 tic
approln‘lstod therefore.
Mr. Sturdevant wiiutod to know if
the machine was to lake plnco at one
there, or an addition to the plant. and
to this Mr. Fielding replied that it was
an extension of the plant. He said
that bids were secured as a basis to
ivork on, and the night of the last
meeting he made ii clerical error In
writing 30 instead of 35 iii the rosolu»
t.iod"w‘hich was proscnted.
Mr. Billcnstoin know this as soon
as he saw the hills. aild Mr. Floldinii
askul tho illccting to chililgo its volo
regarding the llorsc powcr.
The majority of tho pooplo wlliitoli
lights. and it. was ilocossary lo havo
additional powor to supply llloiii. Very.
little of the comincrclill powor goes
through the machine, boing on tho cir-
cult which goos through the motor
only. There has been a controversy iii
regard to his judgincilt in calling for
a 35 llorso power motor and n 371,1: gon-
orator. His object in having a 37%
generator was to llavc il lioconl lliilt
to give lilo current to the district.
There. had been much tooling gouorut
ed at that place, and in roaurdlilg to
resignations he thought if the com»
Fire District
mlttee could not work logethor some
one had hotter got off. No assurodl
all present that ho would use» his llosif
efforts toward the success ol‘ tho
plant. .
Frank P. Soil willlicd to know it it
Was a new motor or all old ollo lhoy
voted for previously.
Mr. Billenstoln stall-d that
him tlireo long“ llllmllli-l lo got ll into
Mr. h‘ielding's hoad that ho was wrong
regarding the horse flowor of the mo-
l
tor. At the prcvlous tIiilo two
More received. one from Yolk, oi,
Soluth Norwaik, and tllo othor l‘ronl
Sheehan & Company, (It Now York.
Mr. Billenstcln said ho was i liorod ro-
cently by Mr. Floldlng illld h r. linkor.’
and they wont uhoiid without his coll-
sent, Mr. Fit‘iiiillk doilui as ho had
done before. and Intiuonclilg M r. iiakor
to act with hlin. lio told of Mr. Flt-id»
lng‘s signing tllo names or ”W colu-
mltteo to tho previous ciili. It wc
have not a can mail coulillltoo in East
Nat-walk i would llko to know whul
you call It.
Mr. Davis said no oilo l-oulll rogrol
any iiiorc than ho did this controvorsy.
its ho know very lltilo lilloui lilo work
inst! or tho comiiiittoc lloioro. All llll'i'i'
or these. conlmitteoiilou uro llollolu ill
their work (in the district. Mr. Fluid-
in‘ has boon longer on lho board and
no an experienced man and he town
had devolod much time. to tho lilsli‘lri'o
Work. He thought Mr. llIlloilluoiil wul
mistaken wllcu ho said that It was
three months, all It was only slum» the
March molding. which was two months
" . that the other niootlnli 'wuli hold.
it last resolution was drawn lll tho
itrean oi lilo inoinclii at tho lust incl-l
lily. Mr. lilllonutoln sugar-atoll oilllluu
another llm'iiilfl, and lmrood in not 20
di‘n’erii. ll 1'. thla linid ho did not
think this necessary. and that lillotllor
meeting could lu- called by tho commit
the. Mr. Davis called up Mr. Winona-it
tor. and called him what ho would do.
and was lillormod that ho would act il
fifty horas powor motor with it :l‘l‘lg,
one power generator. lllll Mr. Will
it 'euior Mild ho understood conditions
worn it little dll‘iorciit In East Non
wnlh and a in. hot‘lto powcr motor
would do. Mr. l‘ii-Idlng coma in his
ofllt‘o and they dictated tho call. and
he told Mr. Fielding not to put it Into
the paper until he hld secured the
01311031. and everything was legal. Ho
believed Mr. Fielding did not know It
you necessary to have thi- rolnmlltvc
dill; their own signatures to the. call
of the meeting. and that was tho row
lion Mr. Fielding signed them himself.
Mr. Davis did not think Mr. Billcn-
oinlnmaant to use so harsh a term all
“fuming the names.” which ho used
at. the int moctin . u nirgery coli-
mtcd doing homet in; with evil In-
toni, which bdrtnlnly Mr. Floldlng did
i have. (Applause). thought Ill
8 horse porter motor and .th R. w.
on d was What the district wanton.
do he believed lillr. Billonstein would
agree with him. Now he had another
implant, till he thought the rennin
lion lull introduced miyht convey to
smile iilt‘ idea that 34,000 had been so
imprinted. and he read “that It the
”the one. was passed to rescind all
previous voter appropriating money
i!
1cial llllsiiioss as ill pros-out colldllolod
Il loolli
l
llllite'i‘llc llolll oi' iill‘ plalll ltlsloud ol' llol’lll:
u
Think in Last summer...
You can remember days when the heat inside your
kitchen was so great
31011 could hardly bear it. With, the
right stove you woul have made a better hostess.
Save
your health. ‘ Don’t put up with the drudgery of a coal
range. You can have a clean, cool, pleasant kitchen. The
l
Cautionary Note: Be sure
you In! this stove-v In
that ,ghc name - pinto
road: New Perfection."
does away with all drudgery of
cooking. Why should you be a
slave to a coal range when you
can have an Oil Cook-Stove than is
cheaper than coal. cleaner than COIL
doesn't “Inioil.” doesn't smoke. lights
instantly, can be put out instantly, leaves
no ashes, and doun't but the kitchen.
With one of these stoves you can boil,
balm or must the most elaborate dinner.
You can change from a slow to a quick
fire, of the other way about. by simply
turning a wick. Apply a match, and In-
stantly the heat from an intense blue
flame shoots upward through the tur-
quoise-blue enamel chimneys to the
bottom of pot. kettle or oven m but no
where else. The slave has every conve-
nience that can be thought of : Cabinet
Top with shell for keeping food and
dishes hot. drop shelves to hold coffee
or ieapoiu, towel rock; in fact every
convenience possible.
The nickel finish. with the bright blue at
the chimneys. Iii-kn the stove ornamental
and attractive.
Made with 1.2 and 3 burners; the 2 and 3-burner Itovu can be had with or without
Cnbi
.
Every daisi- onrywhero. it not at yon". write tor Descriptive Circular to the nearest agency of the
Standard 011 Company
llncorporatcd)
o
_'
fur this purpose. so that it could not
be said tho. coiiiillllloo had 82,000 illoro
than ilccdcd
Mr. Billenstoin said Mr. ilavis spoke
tho lrllih~ and ho would ahldo by the
decision.
Mr. Sturdovaill ilskcd wllili lilo stroot
lighting cost at prosoilt.
Mr. Fielding liopcd nothing would
be said here that would hilrt lllo dis»
trict. as he wanted llai'tllony, and was
only working for tho host lull-rosin oi
lilo laxpuyors. and i'iiliSllllll‘l‘S of light.
llr. liakor said with illl lilli‘ rosporl
to tho coiilnllltoo lilo quoslioil was
w holllor tho East Nill walk IlisliIl-l
waiiloil to onlarao lholr ilosinoss.
l‘l‘l‘i’ioltsly lllo volt r5 stilrloll iii to olr
antic iii slroot lighliilu at about $7.,ooo,
and now it was umircl' $20,000. What
will you do it tho railroad coulpully
(‘Olll(’t-i iii and soils lights l-llollpor than
the district can furnish ll‘.’ llo thought
it had jtidliilloiit to sprint ally lilllrl‘
liloiloy.
Mr. llilloilsloill thought tlloro was
anolhor proposition, ilild it was lllut
tho lights to initiation islands worl-
voioll, and it. Would lu- ill-cossilry to
run tho altol'uatl ll; culroiil, and opor
atc tho plant in lio llilytiillo 'l‘lll- op.
oi'nllng oxponsos would llo dolllllo. it
tho l'iillliilorclill lights arc oxlondod ill
this limo it will illculi u lulu oxponso.
llo uuotcd prlccs trout lill‘ l‘ounooliclil
t‘oilipllny. and said lillsl Norwlllk
could llol oolilpoto with it, iio llivol'oll
Hll‘i'l‘l lights. lull was against l‘i'lllllllt'i”
Lights which lllill ill'l‘ll volod for
strools had not lwoll loullod. but pll
\‘llio coltsuillors uri'o going silllplioil
with lights.
Mr. ital-is tlloulllli Ilr llnhor om:
iiilstiiltl-tl in his Iiauros and tho il‘hi
was collsidol'ullly loss than it“ .‘liiill‘li
520.000, was “3.300. No llollol'l-ll ill.-
t‘llllllllt‘l'l'ilii hiblt'lll would pay, iillli
would lluvl- pilid llolorl- it‘ tho Illillll')'
lllld llooll :lppriulrilllod for tho plant
at ”w rixllt llilio, and not porillll llll‘
llousllloillc (‘olilplilly to l‘lllllt‘ iii and
got lilo luminous away You \‘llli'tl lor
this honor. poll no simply ask you to
l‘(ll'll‘l'l ll i'it'l'li'ili l'i'l‘oi. :luli \'llit‘ lol :1
Iii. hoist» pour: lllllllll' lllh’li'iill ot‘ il Jill
iiorso piluor Now about to this dis
lrlcl lli‘llll'. uuulllo lo ilifolli this 'I‘ill-
lil'llilll list ls llillt‘il luv-cor now than it
was a low yours Mil”. .\ll' you union
to illl'llw il\\ll_\ all this i'Xlll‘llliilllIl‘ so
for? It ll Willi not log illi‘ lllclo-rlulw
of tho l'olilmilloo this contract would
hlli‘l- llt'l‘ll lillicoll lloi‘ol'l- this How.
South Nol'uitlk Is not lioillii backward.
all it had to slit-till nation to not lltl
lllllllll'ililli plillil klllrioll. Hall. a low
days ago all additional Silurlloo un:. vui
Hi to. oolllpllil-iil
Ml‘ lt‘il‘illillit. lili'll, ill l‘l'llly lo illli‘H
lions romll'ding lill' pl l'iil‘lli cost of op
crowns tho plant. said for illi‘ past
lilno lllillilllti, it had llooll tiara, (or
shoot lights and cllrroni. ililii illo to
lul l'ol'olpih lrolil tho collllnorclul
llllhls was about $l.l0tl_ which would
iilako ”H' Hil‘i'l'l liulli m-rriro cost ”to
district noinoilllilg lllil‘ hallo. Iio l’ul'
iilor iliiitl lilill it tho t‘lllllliii‘l’l'Iiil llllt-ll
limit.- was tllaroiltlnuoll liltii ill a wry
Mlltil‘l limo. In his coplnioo, thori-
would ho a piirullrl ”no of [Hill's ill
ovory slim-l lil illo district. Illlli llio
l'ililililllullit' l'olllpllily would not iill'
intuitions.
Mr. llillonulolll allitoll ii iii“ Hll‘l‘t'l
Illihol cold only Ilioo, why did Mr.
Fil'ilihlfl want $4,500 to run tho plant
for it your.
Mr. l’loldlug said Mr. liilll‘ililll'ill
know that tho coiumlltco could not
sponll it rout of tho conllnorcial light-
lug intuit-y for oxiollslopu of the plum.
llo told or record mentions of tho
commlllco wllorl- lighting lliilllors
worn illucuascd. and Hill! wont alum:
all right until liliionaloiu took his
rout of! and clinic at, mo. and i told
him i did not associliio with such poo-
pin. and i did not how to associate
with them.
Mr, Fielding at this point was vory
emphatic and was laboring oudor grout.
excllotnonl. when ho was clillod to or.
liar and told to learn out pcrsounlllloa.
it. i". Clark was ill invor of tho plant.
and he thought it would pay, M r. lla-
vls asked what would liilppou it the
Connolitlatod railroad should furnish
infill. lie would throw up his hands.
lie thought lhc district should wait on
lll ll oliihitiml ll charter from tho Innis
ialnro.
James W. Hoyt laid tho question
was in commercial lighting profitable.
He said it wnsfigured out the current
—‘
r‘
cost 5 coats iiild was sold for it coals.
Mr. Floldina says lilo. gcuorator at
proseilt makes it cost to cools. ii an
pours that tho success of municipal
plants \VIIH ill tho amount or bonds it
could Issui- against tlio crodit oi” lilo
municipality. .
Dr, Franklin ll. Brown told ill on ox-
porionco ho had roccnlly iil trying to
got il light ill front oi’ ills ilousc llxctl.
and said it look tho liro district onl—
ployos tllroo hooks to tlild lilo lrolllllc.
llo said Ili‘ had no it)\'l‘ tor lilo iiillltil'l'
tonic i'oiupaily, lliil lilo svryico was
good. and wlionovcr rcpillt'o woi'c nood-
od lili‘)’ I'ocolroli prompt :lltoiitloll. lio
paid tho llollslltotilc pooplo slxlcon
conts tor scrl‘lco l‘urillsllod by Just
Norwoik l’or lourlcon coills, lull hi- con-
Hlllcroll that ”11' (illi'orclit'o ill Noi‘t’ll‘o
was worth tho lil'li‘t'
H. \i'. Ulll‘ililill wound to know llil'|
uppl‘oxiiiluto cost of rolling ill tllo
lights to ouch llollso, all lio lllliil.‘li~.itlt)d
it was ll\'l'l' salt. which was kopt lit-ll
up for yours.
Mr. l’icltiiug sill-l lilo district iiiadc
ll llllo to I‘ll“ lllloill flil loot of wiro,
put in ii lrnilslorulvr and motor, and of
l'oul‘so lili'i't' was no ioturil on this
ilrllt coal.
.\ll liilloillul-iil garo lilo following:
tiuuros Silllwllli: lllv col-ll oi lilstallil
liilll‘ 'l‘i‘allsioriiloi, $125; illolol, “7.30.
which with wirinu and illili‘l' olintlics
brought lill‘ ililiollill up ill $5.3. 'I‘iio
:lvoragl- ill'll'l‘ rooolvod l'l‘oiti llousos
out: lroiil ii to $2 por liloiltli for lilo
ril‘l\'ll‘l‘
\i‘ :4 lr‘olillll slutoll lllllt Ills bill
i‘iil'il lllttlliil lllll'iilp lilo “lllli'l‘ was
about Sit and ho \i‘lllltoll to know Ii
lilo silool sysll-iu could lw lakoil l‘lil‘i‘
of it llli) litrtllo. till-roaso was llllliii‘
Ill'lill' illlllllli‘ll'illi illillllilii H):~lt'lll.
Mr, lllltls. lit liilp |lllllli, null- .«ouic
information rouul‘llillli lilo taxation and
lil'ill oi lilo lliulril-l, l‘lllllllill‘illi: ll with
lilo illil‘h or Nor-wall. and South .\'or-
walk. and showiuc lilill [Cast Norwalk
had practically 'lllo sullll- llotlotlts of
those two villi-s. with iill‘ oil ..l,linn of
po co protoclion, \l‘illi'il it did not
llooli, at illlt'ililii tho t'libi l‘).l.-i NIH“
willil's lay. rut-r “all only llro mills.
willlo Nolualk llllii South Norwulh
paid hourly ll'll mills. iClitl Nlilll‘ulli
lilitl Illl school ill-lit, Wiliil' South Nor
walk was struggling lllltli'l‘ a load oi
indium school distill-i iluiolllodnl-ss
'l‘lio lploslloil “as ilioil culllll tol'.
.‘Illii i", \i‘ t-llul'lli-ruul illol'od lilul lilo
volo ill‘ liilloll Ill llllllill.
Mousrs. lmo llnrls. .illllII'H Iioyt, Ar
iilus \Vlildi‘oll iltld .lollli lli‘u'llutu woil-
.lppoilllod loll-‘1‘, and ill" lI‘Hllii was
Wholo llollillcr cunt . till
Nl'l'i‘filll') ill ll lil‘Iil'l‘
You .........
of Mr Davis was lost.
Mr. Iloyl thou illol'od Illlii tho voto
or lilo inoollilu ol .‘llllrrll ~i, culliloi for
llll' pul'l‘lllluo of .‘l 30 other ptitvor lilo
tor and Il uollol'ulor at all cxpoioo ol’
$2.000. lll' l'i‘lli‘llllil‘li, lllld this With vol
“ii. .
’l‘ho ucxt luminous llildor llio cull
Willi lo lll‘l‘l‘lll lill‘ rolliuuililouu of mono
lli'l‘lt Ui lilo ill‘l' illilll'll'l l‘illlllilill‘i', and
.\Ir. ii‘ii‘lillllu prolioiiloo tho following:
Wu, lilo ltllllol'sluiloll. ill-rolly l‘oslltll
on nioilllwrs of tho district roulllllllw'.
lili' ilflllli‘ to luko on‘ort at (llll'l'
I’. ll. WELDING.
\i' ii. ilAKIdli.
Mr. i‘lark said it was so poor tho ond
of tho lorm that ho thought liloy could
ho provniloli upon to romuln and nerve
out thoir term, as it would slivo much
lroulllo for tho district llilll tho annual
roport could ho proparod and submit-
tor.
Mr. h‘il-Iliiilu said ho had tried to do
mullotllliui for the district, but tho of-
iorls at tho columiltoo wr-ro not lip-
proclnioil, iiilii h’o would iiol sorvo
Ioniior.
Mr. 1)“le honor! that tho rculimii»
lions would ho laid on tho ilililo and
ho so movoll.
Mr. Vli'llilllix clilphaiicnlly rotation to
curve lolliior it Mr. llilionalolu romuih-
oil on tho colliiulttco, lull ho Hiliii he
would show tho now coininitte. it Mr.
llilloislein war. not on It. ovcrytlllilg
iu Iii power In conuoctloil with tho
lulnlticss, but ho positively iol'uilod to
ho Ionizer usaoolalcd with Mr. lllllon-
all-iii. o
.'l‘llo chairman liion onllod for a mic
on tho ii'btlilliiilil. This was door by
uyo and tiny liiotiioli. and lilo chairman
Willi unable to rim-lilo which stile illlil
it. He then called on lhouo tavorliiii
the resolution to hold up their hands.
lilll lllllill”
and the clerk counted them. He found (
tweiiivvlaur’tilvors‘u'acceptlng and that
there were: twenty-nine voting against
it. A number of citizens did not voto.
Hither way. The resignations wero not
accepted. '
Albert 'i‘. Eld illgo introduced
following, rosnluilon:
Ilosolvod, 'i‘lla} it to tho. amino of this
alluding that" the. district coulnllllco
so” no iiioro t-oiiiluorciul lights or cloc-
l.rlo powor until all tllo stroots or this
district bo proporly"lighted
iii‘solvod. ’i‘lmi when
lights arc sold, each and «every t'llizon
have privilogo alike, and that wlros
should he installed accordingly. and
that Will-‘ll said wiros arc lo ho install-
oli ii rocoiumonadlloll from tllo district
liolilinltloo llo phicod ill-fort- a regular
all-cling ol‘ this district for such a pill"
pooo.
’I‘llo chulruulil rnloll that this l'i‘ililill‘
lion was out of ordor. and tho lilootiill:
adloilrilod.
tho
RAISE [tilts llll illilillll
Vice-President Buckianll Says
lhliroaiis Have Suffered More '
Than Anyone Else from the
Prevailing High Prices
'I‘liat plans for an Illcroaso In freight
riltou aro until-1' coilsltiorillion by the
Now i’illVi'll railroad was not dciiiod
in it slatcmcill lilvon olll hy the coili-
pally and sonlo interesting sldollgllts
on tho chum-s (It the ndvanco in pas-
solllior l'liit‘tl, and a slaloiucnl showing
lilo silioly of tho oiglil pcr cont. divi-
dcutl on ”to Now ”own stock. do-
spiio Illrsoly llll‘l‘i‘llr’li‘d oporatiug oy-
poilsos and rccctll additions to tho oul-
stiludiilli capital, wolo illudo Ily Viro-
l’rculdout l9. (l. Illickloild of tho cotil-
puny in an illlt‘l'tit'w, 1
it has llcoll rl-pol'lcll tlitll lilo Now
iiarcil plailtioll to boost Its i'rl-liillt
rates. following tho oxniilplo of oillor
onslorli iilli‘fi and to it query from The
Now ilavoil Itogislor tllo company has
statcd that “tho coiiipauy has no plans
ioallrdiliu all lilrroasc ill l’l'olulll riltos
that no In any shut. to ill‘ discussed."
iiitliilaliilii that lili' plans arl- Iil iiil'
works, illli not road) to llc hill-ii out at
llllfi tlillo.
\‘Ico l‘l'csldrill illlt‘killllli, ill his in-
ll‘l\‘il'\\', took up lill‘ ctiltsos iviillillu to
lilo pussonlo-r ralo axlvilncvs. lit‘llli‘li llll'
roporl that tho lidi‘tluro Was lil till,"
w y rospoilsilllo tor a l'l'oillliz that ”W
prosolll rdlc Ht“ alllillriltl was oilllnlr
utvrwl and sllppoli a lull ovor on in.-
Now England lily Goods Morcllanls
association iilr pl-liostliig against lilo
pllssolliior allrilni l; saying lilo) Ioohcd
at tho lililttor oilil from ono sido ullilo
tlll-ro was llllniiilr hiiil‘ “llllll Hill-
col'ilcd tho sttn'ldloldcrs or lilo l-olu»
puny." hir. lilli'ixidilii said.
“'l‘llo lliullor cl”! of t'\'t‘i‘)lililli: that
lliillorials. aiitlpllr-l of all kinds, ill
olllors into lilo (‘ilt‘l'lliinll of a railroad.
cludlila coal. and tho lliuhcr want-s
paid to otnploiool» calisoil llic l‘liitil‘ in
pilshoilaor rah 4
"Il_\' lilo lllill‘illiiilli |llil‘l‘- fol lilo
past In your“‘ lilo railroads lolro out
iriod llloro than any otlla-r industry.
and tho railroads arc lilo only indusill
Within lili‘ iliiit‘ til lllwi'i lill‘ coat of
tho t‘tllilllllllilil which it has to soil.
Uni- rousoil wily tllo roads haro boon
liillo to illill‘l' rlltllor tllnll i'llihi‘ its
l‘l|ii‘F. ill that liliilo has ili'i‘li tho illl
piovoillliit ot l‘tiiiliili'li_ tho ill-vl-lop
mom of ill!" l‘:ll'I‘)‘illi{ cnpuoill ol‘ cars
and lilo llnllllill: povrri of locolilollll-s
'l‘oli yours no.» :lo cuts would lio (‘llll
sliicroll a loud lot it “right. lull lodiil‘
twirc that iloulllor can in» liauloll with
“No additional oxpollso as to rill-l and,
olllor opolii'iiiii: costs 'l‘lio ili‘U‘lllli'l
iiioill of liit'Sl oroiiolillos culllvlod lili’
railroads lo illllillillllhiill'il‘ lliii rain-s.
lull tlloi'l- is a liillli to this lluo of do
\olopun'ilt llllli it apponrs It has ill-oil
l'i‘llilli'li 'I‘lo lit‘IllIlllliH of lllo l'lll'
ployoos tor Ill-til-r “Milk-t. so illol l‘lill
lil'o lib “oil as tlii'y dill it Your )i'ill‘rl
lino. lliivo lli‘i'li ill‘liVy and “ilil tllo
work of without) by tho roads, rarrloll
lo lill‘ \’ol'_\ liillil lilo l'oillis had to look
to solar (ilill‘I soul'rc tor, iiddoll rolo
llllo 'l‘llo lllll\ souroos ul‘ l'ovoiluo lll'l‘
tllo cllrrilllu or pilssoilliors and propor
commercial '
A ll S
- r. a“, ' l‘
lC SALT ‘7 l
w);
is one at the best remedies of the
American llrlizglsts Syndicate.
it contains liiodlclnai properties
of the imports waters of Carlsbad.
Wiosbadou and Marionbad.
it clcailscs the system. eliminates
gout. rhcuillatism, itravel. corrects
lorpld liver, poor digestion. and iii
good for the kidneys, the blood and
tho norvcs. ‘
If you arc all run down and need
your systciu’ needs cleansing and
toning up. it your appetite is bad
and your brain isn't, clear, you'll
be vcry much pleased with this
remedy, which is next to a good
physician’s prescription.
At any A. D. S. drug store.
iHEP 'l
w h Illlll
this so-
ln the
Drlwsl'l
WWW w... ll...‘.’.°.i.t'.'.‘8.'l......
’i‘lloso arc the local A. ll. ii. druiigisis:
Allen. the druggisi.
The Bridge Pharmacy.
The Cllllord Pharmacy.
Quittner a Canty. Preps.
right Mr cont. dividend ulld soy solilo-
(hint; about six por cont, lloiilil il lair
and roasoilalllo rillo ouroturii on any
iilroslilloill. '
“'l‘lloy do not stop to consldor that
iilosl of tho stock of this coiilpuny has
llooll llolllilll by tho prosl iii ilOiiii‘ll‘h iii
Tili‘su pl l.-.ous llolillill lllo stock Ilaur-
inc that It would colllinuo to liltl on
pool :lllti lll'l‘ir" iillil raio lo ‘oo l-olliiil-
nod.
liro gutting only a lair rclurn on their
lilvcslulcnt.”
Country Properties
‘ For ‘
Sale .
—AT—
Quick Auto Service
l5 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
LAWN '
SWINGS
Make Fun for Old and Young
Will Lust for Ycars
Sol up on yolll lawn road) to llhl‘. n:-v
lial piico S-ifidl
Now $3.98
K. MITCHELL.
B. UNDERTAKER
F. A. MITCHELL
HOUSE FURNISHER
CORNER WALL AND HIGH 313..
NORWALK. CONN.
Norwalk Branch Office of
The Evening Sentinel
ly. '
“ll llppclm that Ill tho rocoill \Viifli':
iill'rouuos llll' gl'l‘llll‘fs‘i lilrronso “Ill-ll
ul‘atlloll to olllployoou Iii tlio pilssollut ll
M‘i'i‘lro and It liooiilli lllol'l-Ioro olll\l
ouuiiulllo that tho sorvlco should in-
niulossod to pay for this additional op-
l'l‘lliiltg clull ”
Mr. illli‘lillllitl said ho could not loll
what lilo total of wow illt'i‘t‘iiH‘u prank
ml would amount to por your noiillol‘
could llo sill \\i|IiI ho lllolozht lilo roulli
would l'occll‘o additional by its past.
condor taro lldriiuroa
Hpoillllilu ol lllo udrullm- ill oonlnlu-
lullon rutcu ilo coliilnuod: "'l'llo om.
mutation rulos holwoon this oily and.
Now York pro for porsous who lluvo‘
(iliill'sbililiilll‘l‘ly: holwocn tho two t‘iili'ti.!
lln lilo lltlo Ill-lwooil lioro iiilll Now,
York lilo rulc ollhruwi llus ili'i‘ll only.
lllrolhtonths of a cool a lilllc. tin oth.‘
or llnou oi‘ tho Now llavon ayatom llll‘
l‘illii‘itl' has hoop slit-iontlls or lino?
colil por llllii'. 'l‘hl-so rillos llnvc booil‘
all low. it ilot lowol- than on any olhorl
rolid coloring Now York and I tilinki
own with lilo iidvunci- orlicrod. will
colupiirt1 rcry favorably with llioi
rutoa on any otlior railroad ll soolnu'
to lilo that tho coinillulora who travol
so cheaply should he willing to hour.
their share of tho Incrusao.“ I
Askcd wilcthor tho riilc Iucrl-asos
woro iii any way intondod to provuni
ii rcdilctlou of tho proilont’ dividend]
rnto of lilo colilpuny. Mr llucklilnd
said: “’l‘iloro hull boon no liloluiilt of
iiocroalililli Iho night our cool. dividend
and no occasion has prison for regard:
inc it as llflllm at all in danger. as
will appoar from tho puhllshod roporlu.
monthly and quarterly, of the New
Havoc road. The not liicoiuo Is lililll:~
clout to Mauro the continuation of this
rule. iiut oi’ course it continual In.
cronuo in oporullna costs without sumo
added rovonue might change this con-
dlllon of allulrn."
Mr. Durldand was ilhkod iihnul tho
proloul of tho Now llmiiland ill-y
floods Mcrcllllnts' association and ho
hold: "'l‘iltlllwpflmli‘ attach this In
col-ass solely on the ground that the
Now Haven company is paying all
Noyce
CITYW TAXES
'l‘llc ltixpzlycrs of tho (lily oi South
Norwuik urn Ilorolly iiotllloli that tho
clly lay of seven l7l lilillll on tho dol-
ilir. liiid oil lilo list-lcssuioni list of lililil
lly illl‘ llollrd of l-Jliliuullo‘aud 'l‘axa-
llotl. will llo duo and payulilo on tho
lirlll day of May. laid. at which titlio I
will rocolvo lilo saluo ut lily ollloo.
ltooin fl. linllod llliilk llllildlug. it?
\\’uslilil5lon ail'ooi. South
Ponnliy at tho rnic of Milo (in our
cool. it your from May l, 1910, will lie
cliaraod on all bills roulalnliis unpaid
ill‘tor .luno i. told.
\\'ll.l.lAl\i ii. wumox.
(lolioctor of Tumor or lilo t‘ily
t-loilth Norwalh.
t-lolllh Nurwalk. April ti. ltlld.
of
. “SchoolTaxes
Union Schccl Diétriét
'l‘ha taxpayers of the South Norwalk
Union School District are hot-oily noll.
dad that the district tax of two mills
on lhc'dollnr. laid on tho. town RHM‘M‘i'
1009. *at the Franklin school, will be
due and payable on tho second day or
May. 1910. at which time i shall ho
ready to recoil-o, smile at lithium-Pooh
cli'il drug store. till \i'ushlngton siroct.
Penalty lit the rate of ii per cent. it
your from May 1 will he charged on
and after June 2. 1910.
lv‘. A. 'i‘lillldéh‘i.
(‘olioclor of Tacos for South Norwulk
Union School District.
Dated at South Norwnlk, April 25.
lilltl. i125 1m
NORWALK epitome NOTES.
W
Site tor Theatre.
The Norwalk Theatre l‘o. has de-
cided to erect tho new thoutro on Wall
lill‘t'i’li, Norwnlk, on lilo proporly ad~
joining the Norwulk lilnll. The plans
for the building arc. ilow lioiilg pre-
pared by Archltooi i). ll. Spcrry. unno-
lllflii‘d with Arcllitoots lioursl a 'I‘al-
lant. ll West 'lllllll Strool, New York.
The cost will ho about $30,000.
West Avenue Residence.
Dr. Wuitor Hitchcock, who i'ocoutly
purchased the hills property on West
avenue. has sold the house on tho silo
to Dailloi l.. Currlo. ’l‘ o house is to
ho removed to u now location and
plans propurod tor a now rcsldonce
which Ilr. Hitchcock will illliiii on the
silo. 'I‘lio doluilu of lilo hollso will he
iiivoll ill a Ititor lssuo.
Foundations Completed.
Tho i‘ouullatimls havo lit-on complet-
od for tho now lllllilii‘ oil l’lillsidc
placo for Mrs. Lydia Plilkhtlnl. 'l‘ho
llouso will lio of wood. coutuliiliilz eight
rooms, which will he provided with
collvcnloncos. Ii. V. (‘arr is tllo build-
or and lilo illusou work will he dono
il_\' Finch llros.
Union Street House.
Ii. V. ("arr has ratios the contract to
build a ilow house on llilioil strocl. for
Will-roll I’. Smith, Jr. 'I‘ho sub-con-
tracts will lw lot at oiloo. 'l‘ho plans
show a frilnlc houso, containing oight
i'ooiils, provided with convonioilcos. lil-
rllldiilg I'urilaco hoal.
ilow ulllcil holler a thing tastos
it!
i‘alos fur ill adrllilco of its par valuo.»
say il‘illil $lflti u silaro to $200 ii sharia.
oicht por cont. tiivldoild and tho); ox;
All lilo divlllond stands now lilo)"
Hundreds of Town and’
The Lawrence Agency
Nut-walk. _
l
l
.Wcar Shoes That Fit
A Single
Demonstration
WILL SHOW THE REASON
WHY
-——-THE——-—
Cadillac
: Automobile Co.
llollvrlrd 2K3! oars llio
lllrco mouths ol‘ llllll
i
' iii'hi
l. l. lllllllllllllll & ill.
39 Wall Street. Nor-walk.
i
i
WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES
i \
I
RANGES
will be in great demand. so if you
want to be ready for the
heat. order your Gas
Range today.
$14.75 up
ON EASY PAYMENTS IF
DESIRED
Housatonic
Power Co.
llll fiMPIAd
SHOE
QUESTION
WE HAVE THE ANSWER!
.RALSTO
local list of 1,000. at n locating of lhol
district hold on tho titil day or .luuc.l
Now “ANSWER"
hlizli arch. high hccl.
Last. Pat. coll.
‘ $4.00
192 WAIHINQTON OTRII‘I‘.
PHONI MM
when the doctor forbids tho outing of":
‘ .. a
SUGAR CONSPIRACY TRIAL.
Duo for Hearing Underwcl hing Char.
yes Set. for May . .
NEW YUIIK, Mayo. -~»'l‘ho illness of
one or its chief witnesses only serious-
ly hanlpor tllosovarninont in its pros-
oclillon, of Charles R. ltcike. secretary
of the. Alum-loan Sugar iteiiniua (tour
puny, ivllol-iolrllil on snarli- underweiall.
'ing conspiracy charges is sot. for May
it). ;,l'i‘llii Supreme Court lilj: Washing--
lotvycalcrdily throw out. ilcike’s linpiu»
ally plea and the long do you trial
was expected t6 begin next oak. ,
. Today. however, thoro was inailli'ost
anxiety on tho plirt oi' the prosecuting
olllolnls over rcporis ol’ tho condition
ol‘ Richard I‘arr, lilo custom‘s oillclal
wittrdisoovcrcd tho l‘I'audllloilt dovlco
by which the aovornlnout was lloprlvod
ol’ dlitios on sugar imports. nild whose
toutiiiiouy was oitpoctcd to play an illi-
: portsnt part in illo trial of iloiko ‘aild
other more iillliclod Willi him in control--
tion with lilo allotted sugar t‘l'auil coil—
spiral-y. i’urr is lllroatcnod with up-
poilliiouls and all oporation may ho.
accessory.
m..-n_a-....A—...._~.
—-I)ou’t lot lilo baby suitor from
ocneiiia. sol-cs or any itching or the
skin. Doan's Ointment gives instant
relief. cal-cs quickly. i’erl’octiy sale
for children. All llriizaistii soil it.
(‘Hlfiii STER'S PILLS
I } . L'Ii‘ljlEllgxfifllllbnlmhh.
A n on your in
‘ fl‘h Lolita-tut"! ”innili':lffi1::nilr
Pill-tn lied and (laid metallic
iron-x. stain] with [lino Ribbon.
galls lll‘ll‘ inking. Bay] adam-
. ii i ‘ .‘ l: j
ailment» ili‘i‘dii intakfifl’ig
ydultaovm II Boot. Saint. Always Rennie
Siliil BY llRlliil‘llSTS WERVWIIFIIF
‘.3.?~
Daily Line toN. Y.
For Freight Only
On and alter Tuesday, January ’l.
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28. East River, New York. (toot
of Dover street). every day. (except
Sunday). at 3 p.‘ m. Freight received
at Norwnlk up to i p. m. and South
Norwalk up to 5:30 p. in.
Norwalk Steamboat (.0.
Mining J. Smith, c. c. Hegoman,
Lanes. General Agent.
High Grade Ball Bearing
LAWN
MOWERS
’ Garden Hose
i Hand Cultivators
Brandt Sprayers
Wire Netting
And All Seasonable Goods
CHAR [S i. 00W
112 WASHINGTON STREET
~l.. .,
We Grind Our Olin Lens.
Fenwick Optical Co.
UNITED BANK BUILDING
Room: 76
B7 WASHINGTON STREET.
Hours—vs to 11:30 a. in. and 12.46 to
6 p. in. Monday and Saturday. 7 to
ll o. m.
lillll Elliillil
HA3 NO TERRORB FOR THE
HOUBEKEEPER WHO U328 A
Vacuum. Cleaner
The Regina Hand Cleaner
tol- Mile at $26.00, for rental “.00 per
day. and
The Peerless Elet‘iric Cleaner
_ for sale at $86.00. for rent at $3.00 per
. lily, are the built element on tho litur-
hot, and we will demonstrate lill‘ tact
.lt you will call at our store.
W
l .
.i' .l. lllilllllli & Sill ill.
1841“ WASHINGTON ITRIKT.
count aonwauc
Norwalk Chronicler