I
mom .gnhahoi a lute tor
«on pure. Candy. . a
con Hail: MAUI own"
will certainly tickle 'onr palate Al-
waya trunk and antic Ins.
. 'F. A. LANE
Tot. too. 61 Washington at.
out ttwt
EVENING IENTINIL TELEPHONE
CALL.
Uzi—Now: Department
02%EUIIHOI. Department
44-2- rnnch Dillon. Nonnlk
m -Edltor'o Ruldcnu
nos-City Editor'l Residence
WEATHER roahcas'r.
M
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night. and Sunday; slightly warmer
Sunday; light to moderate west wtuda
becoming variable. The area of high
pressure that was central over the
northern portion or the Lake region
yesterday morning has moved slowly
southeastward and in now central ov‘
er Ohio. ii is producing cool. pleasant
weather in all sections card. of the
Mississippi river. Scattered uhowora
occurred during the last. 24 hours bo-
tweeu the Rocky Mountains and tho
lilienisslppi river and luNcw England.
A disturbance that derelopcd in the
northwest is now control over North
Dakota.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
'l‘einpernture: Low, In); high. Til.
Cloudy.
Benjamin clothes at. Dnvia‘. See
adv.
‘II
Lansing Odell. is spending llocorn
lion day at his home in Eaatavenuo.
Arthur Waterbury has aet'urcil a po-
sition with William P. Buora in his
Main street atoro.
.Inmca llungh ot' the New York Sioro
will spend Memorial Day in Jersey
City with friends.
-~‘Spiendid allow, Music Hall. llon't
fail to see it. lilo.
t‘olouol Russell. propriotor of tho
Norwulk Hotel is oxpoctoii hotuo ltom
lila oxtotldod halting trip to tho Now
ilaiupshlrc woods and labor. llv hut:
bot-u camping out and onioylng ot'l~r)'
inoiiiotil of his stay.
lianoing ni llotou l’oint tonight.
’l‘hal thorn will be Stilllt" bout I'Illi’h‘
at t‘oinpo lloucb on Mornorial lid) in a
rumor that has been going the rounds
tor a couple of wet-ha. Just what china
of bouta will race or to whom tho) be
long in not known.
3...... .
A special trolley our will Iollu- Nor
walk at tlzho p. lit. for Rownyion tomor-
row to tithe tho Buckingham Post, it.
A. It. and tho Woinnn'a ltollct‘ (‘orim
to attend the Molliotliai Episcopal
church in that place. All volt-tuna not
liiolitbora it! the G. A. it. tll't' iurltod to
join with thorn.
’l‘ho Springwood ll. it. t‘,. oi South
Not‘ti'ulk, would like to play tho (‘olo-
trials, of Norwalk. The Spring ooiia
play the Saint Paul’n pariah iouao
loam in New York city. May 29th, and
Montiuy (boy will play tho Norwulk
ltoynl illunta. 'l‘bo Hprlngwootln will
play any learn from “.22 io 24 yonm.
Special aulo of Walnut t'ot lit-torn
tlon hay. Sm- ltiintz'u udvortiaoinonl,
page 7.
Work lllllt boon alurtcd on tho
proponoil clinnuon to tho boinoaloud
itt Idlllfllltlll lalnnii I01" tho lanmrlon
lulnnda (lo. 'l‘ho atrnt-tnro lit to ho ro-
moiiollod and urrnnuod for hotol purl
lull-it'll. A. it. Millklu lit (‘0. intro tho
general contract, tho limiting and
Plumbing company. of Norwalk. (IoillK
tho plumbing and hunting.
l’rogrounivo la the Word to apply to
who N. E. Ryan (tofu aloro. 'l‘hoy “till
it ilro. lnil thin dpoa not ionzo thorn tho
It‘llltl bit. 'l‘hoy hnvo everything rcnily
for your Memorial Day plounuro. Whon
you take off your cont you want to
have it nice now waist. and tho wonih-
or will be just. right. for nilk glovon
uiul untrue Mocking». At thin nloro tho
vurloty or protty things in unlimited.
A MATTER 0? HISTORY.
it cool tnilllona of dollaru. and thira
iy-llve yearn time in work. to prove
conclunlvoly that scientifically made
paint. in nnpcrtor to the old method of
making paint by hand mixing with a
click in a pot; a tow gallons; at n
time. The 1.. a M. Mint in Iclentltla
cally made by machinery with only the
lineal Whlto- Zinc and White Lend
made from metal. and purest Linseed
Oil. in: use have: courtly luhor. and
the many millions of aiionn titted
throughout the United tales proves
it Md by Chart. ill. Dow, South Nor-
,walli; Huhhall & Stapler Hdwu. (30.,
Nor-walk: W. 8. Guy-r & final. Went-
pbrt; Northrop lit-ounfiouthpnrt.
M
M
W" ixed Chocolatctt.
SATURDAY .P'OIAL. I
are lb. ,
Stilhmd’oweil Corporation
' ; at waitimd'rca cram-
1..
we ml.
~74 wAnHlua'rotl.‘
* . “j numeric unit
Tornado. hammering Fidelity
«Bond-«nu rr mist on.
can iii-anon;
NORWA 7: .
v 5.014 «
Tonic Rdconétruétor
SOLD ONLV IY ,
F. H. BAXTER
"'fanonason's ;
Launch Works
180:“ Frame- Iat an and ready to
h an .
All kinds of repair work.
Launches or all nizel built to order
by competent workmen.
OyatchheliPoint.Norwalk
A. J. Hand & Company
iliflllllilil ENGINEERS llIlI
,llilllillillilllii
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt'a Theatre Building. south Nor-
waik. Conn. Phone 42!
Nor-walk Vacuum Cleaning
Wagon
will clean your house in the bent pon-
alble method. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Reasonable rules. Phone 477,
or nend postal and got. estimate.
CHAS. H. DOWNES
9 Courtlandt Place South Norwalk
ROBERT R. MONROE
House Mover and
General Contradior
Worlt Promptly Attended To
P. 0. sex 733" SOUTH NORWALK
DON’T
Neglect the Chil-
dren’s Eyes
The time to corrcrl lh trouble in
now. Consult our Pity clan. who
is u Skillcd Eye Spoolulial. and
intro ultintsoa mudo for them it now!»
l‘II. No charge fur examination.
THAMER
Optician
STAMFORD CONN.
ltontl 1am? tho up to tho illilltlit‘
hluo hl'l‘gt‘o' iii itouora and Stoyoua.
._...,...___...._.
Victor and Edition tulliiug machines
on oust tortila at l~‘. E. Lockwood &
t‘nnipuny'a.
I't‘it‘)‘ tliorulonning Illlzl rolnrnod to
ho. duties in tho Norwullt post otllm
ul’tor u too darn \‘llt'liIItlll.
if you not-ll anything in tho lino 0‘
)"Illil' outing alltil‘tt for on) member oi
the filllIII) not' (iim’l'l'tt ;lti\
.\. ii. hittlitlli & t‘o Intro ilio rou
tract to build it two-Mon it‘ittnv unituli
in Norwullt l'ot‘ lv‘rnni. i’roabl
(looriu- Iirnrliou is t‘tlllillli'tl to hit»
homo in Muplo alroi-t with l'Ili‘llilllllIHiL
int n low days: is rvntlnu omnlortllbl)
toliu)
'l'i-niua tor hoary and light work.
Iiilliliitllil III'UH.
lllunoito \‘l‘olhorwnx. ot Wont uti'oot.
lilo. none to Port i‘ltt-alor. \\‘Ilt‘l‘t' alto
will arputl ilomrulion llny with her
utundtnothor.
Ilut‘o you not ovot‘ythiui; lulho» i'IiliIl
lug lino tor Moiuot‘iul int)? It“ not.
tho iidvt-i'ilnoiuonl. ol‘ lilo I'I'Ii‘i‘ i‘ioiit-
llllt ntoro wlit lutoront you.
If you ul'o looking for n homo lti
good location and with all NMH'I‘IIII'IH‘
on. It will be Well for you to ttoo tho
now bonito junl t'tliiillIt'il‘tI on Wood
wurti itvollitl' by (‘lmrlou l-2, Hoyt. ilpoii
for lllntu‘i'ililll lliworutlon tiny.
'l‘lu-ro \voro lhlrtoou anion ot’
oniiito in Tim Norwnlhn. hint Wi'l'k.
with tuoriunuon or rabbit». For the
third wook Ill May, Illiiil, ilwro Wort-
novon union and tnoriiuuron of 8:l'.l.~
845.
Will
The two hobocn who Worn plokotl up
at tho llur'hurd burn ll‘hurntlay night
by Countable .l. .l. tlomlwln and live
railroad milcotnon were released yan-
toriliiy nitnrnoou by Judith John b ii.
Taylor. The twu men were take into
custody on lilo theory that they might
know nometltlng about tho recent «in
predatlouh l“) the railroad property but
it wan coho tried that thoy out not.
* FLAGS w
DECORATION DAY
At COLEMAN’S
alwc "our"
to North Main St. ”Quinn."
Mont turn“. n. W!“ . .
Mail a.“ Inning m
\ 1 f
‘i
.&t
I”
lhchnilac ”demon?“ .
Wirintdmnca. ball on up '
militia &GOLDEN -
‘ All kinds Minimum-41!!!“ Fina.
"our. churn .
sible style. well tailored. and
a
an e of variety.
values in our suits.
Panamas. $5 and $10.
The New Store
24 Wall St.. Norwhlk.
, . .
With Memorial Day so near. the suit question dcvelopa
extra strength around our Serge Suits. Such handsome
blue Summer Suits were never seen before—lull of sen-
{une morning. Plain blue. and fancy weaves for the
$10 to $25. and you can’t“ mistake the better than price
Straw Hats to the front! All
Summer Underwear when you feel like it.
TWO STORES:
BLUE
SERGES
i
as cool and comfortable as
the new ones. $1 to $3.50.
South Norwalk
:4 South Main St.
shell. depends on tho feed you one.
healthy towlu and future
and thoroughly dried and selected
a
Ask For "Bonnie"
Home Ground Foods.
START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT.
The nucccan of your brooda. from the momcnt thoy are out oi tho
pared and fresh each day, in the kind you can dcpond o to make him,
alcndy lnyorn.
Chick Food in awoet and round. and in guild nutrition. "Bontile"Chlck
Food contain the cholcoat imported Millcts. lino ornb‘kod charcoal
wheat. cracked kaliir and line. old crnckod corn.
lllblc. specially prepared, oloiul. wholesome food. lronh made ouch day.
rathor than food from the Worst. noccaanrly
chance when you pay an much it not more!
Quality First. Lent and All the Time.
“For the Land Satin" on lower“-
...flma...._.. ..
"lionuic" (thick lt‘eed, home pre-
lcttory gra in "Bonnie
grains. such an out hilt-ill. cracked
Why not one I re-
ntalo? Why hallo the
MANUEL VOID HATCH.
Fertilizer. for Lawn. Garden and
Field. .
. .
Op‘posue Hotel
JACKSON’S STUDIO
PHOTOGRAPHS AND LARGE PORTRAITS
The Children's Studio ‘
PICTURE FRAMING Ind HAND CARVED FRAMES.
Jacksbn’s Studio
53 Wlll 8i.
NORWALK. CONN.
LARGE lLUEFllH' ......... Ho lb.
MEDWM BLUEFIBH ........ No II).
HALIBUT.. ......... ........Hc lb.
SEA BASS .................. l2c lb.
BUTTERFISH ............... 120 lb.
~TELEPHONE 108.
William Murray. oi Anaonlu. in the
uncut of Arthur Holhy at Ma homo on
Him tilt-cot for at low dnyit.
'l‘ho carw unnlunt a lad uninod tlnu‘
nor for truancy wait ailio continued for
u month on account of the fact that the
boy in attending: achoul‘ now rotor
luriy.
‘
A continued cane agnlnnt Mrs. Rollin
Whrgo for not sending one oi irer noun
to natural wait before Judge Joseph R.
.'l‘nylor thin mornix. it wannhown that
the hut in now attending reboot and
the judge continued the care for an»
other month ‘
- Min Helen bovine cl Strawberry
rilll humane with Mrs. hinclmood or
New Y . or atrlnt'o Monica. 1).
(3., from-"whom they "go to Old
Point Comfort, Virginia for an tndolln»
lto Ila . The object or the trip in that
Mina vine may recover lun- health.
which htul been entity impaired.
Thero'will he no collection of run--
huu and when by the city‘s strut do
it holiday. lit , wily Commutation-
Dunlap
or me to lol he put out on the. nitlm
outlay outlay tor they will simply
make int unsightly appearance. .
l.
Buy Your
Where They Get It Fresh Every Day
(NOT ONCE A WEEK)
Conn. River Shad. Native Lobélers 20-25c lb.
rtmont toren Monday on account all
units t at no barrel: or ath- '
- -«aw—m»
W nu.
“a... c-
FLATFISH ......... .. ...... lOc lb.
POLLOCK ...... . ........... 80 lb.
POROIES ................... 100 lb.
SLACKFISH ............ 100 lb.
Steak Cod. Weaklish. Eels. Kennebec Salmon. Soil Crabs.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
ran: DELIVERY.
The new Mitt-hell aniodolivcry trunk
tor the llouton stow bun nrrlt'oii.
.ludito Ann ll. Woodward nut the
comet lnnt «vetting and him a faint rc-
colloulou of hurting the non oi many
yearn «go when he won a boy oi live
your, old.
ileortio Brown. of Cannon Hutton in
in Norwnllt today on buntuona. Marvin
Rollo". or New York will spend Mann
orinl Day with hit. and Mrn. l-lowand
liners on Merwin street.
(in account or the. worn flushing
program having been dlncunllnucd. the
contort-richer now has the pavement:
or Washington North and South Hall!
attain wrinkled daily to heap the
dull. 60W . i
W- ,
ht ’i‘rlnlty (thumb. tintith Namath";
on litrltlny ovunlnl. an dominion ur-
ylco into the B thurhilmi of ill. Arr
drew tooit npla. hut hollow evonlnt
prayer. 1‘ e R v. Funnel: J. Clay
Moran. it. 1).. Matti the «Mon, tilting
the right hand of each rncmlwr no they
“no the promise of the order. On.
than twin admitted into the senior (in
* ,
'l l I
i rum
hint
, it
#3.
rtment and bin youth! in the titularH
hnnrtmont. .
, ’ ‘numuuuflnhnuu , ;
i‘tlontlncl want Min. m. , . ‘ ,
. ‘ -_:. , "w’.
Titian Darlan Youth and Shot ill-
rival tor Hand‘oi Same Girl.
Following a Quarrol
Sill . .
Ill SIAIE l’lllillll'
has in Solitary Confinement tor
* Attemptio Stall Prison Otilciai
O
HARTFORD. May 2h.—-—-Vlncenzo Su-,
do. who wait sentenccd to state. prison,
from Falrilold county on March 2, 19-
09, to serve a nontenco ol trout three
to llre‘yeara tor mannlauuhter corn~
mlttod sulcldn in one of the solitary
culls at the prlaon Thursday night. He
hanged hlniacll by using a auiull cord
which he had concealed about" his por-
tion. lie was iound dead wlicn tho oili-
corn opened the door this morning,
lTrled to Kill Fellow.
in tho shirt short early youtorday al-
toriioop Soda, employing a plow ol‘
itiool wiro to which he had ufllxod u
handlo. uaaanitod (intuit-t. Henry
Word. or llnrtlord unruly. lie lliiotlip-
ted to stab him, but lnlurcd hhu only
ullnhtly, .
Hanged Suit in Cali.
Soda was put in one or the noiitnry
coulinemont. coils and in this» courne oi"
the night be hanged himself.
Had Record Herc.
Sndn was 34 years old. and was a
nuilio of holy. Mo was llll‘illt'vtl in
liliwk llnnd tllntl‘lllliillt’e in Bridgeport.
ill» l‘l't‘liitl at prlaou nun bad. Hc unin-
iloa od a detour dinpoaitlou and al-
trniptod amoral usanulta.
\‘t‘ntilon lifil‘t'ln notlilod t'oroncr t‘ail
honn of tho suicide. lull the coroner
littlii that no mount} on lllts part was
net-canary, as tho modionl t-xmntnor‘a
report would be au‘tliriont to t'i)\‘t?r tho
tiiiuo
\‘lntouzo Fililll, of Norton, MK" and
killed illotnnni Hepilatn .‘luori on tho
night or Notoinhor 2h, tut-rt. pleaded
guilty to tho‘oltlruo of manslaughter
and won avail-hood to state prison for
not lotto than three or tnoio than live
yours by Judge lionuott of tho an}
poi‘litt‘ court Putin and John Maori
wow ritals for tho hand of tho aumo
girl, and tilt-y had qunrrollod. 'l‘ho
obiott of tho allot ttona or the. two men
worm! in n more. and on Saturday
night. on tho :iliotc date it uutuhor oi
own now niuudlnu in trout oi it,
Fluid and Mutt-l litul tin oxchanize oi
hot uorda 'l‘hoy note our ruled. by
mmpnnlons. but Fudu pull‘utt n l‘t'
min-r and r-hot his mill.
MRS. REDFORD SURPRISE!)
A litlli) or tricnda mode a Mll‘pllrll‘
call on Min John ltorilord, oi Ni) ii
Wont Minot. yesterday itl‘tcrnoou. :iutl
apt-ti tl utowt ttuoyublo uitornoun. 'l‘hi-
first price in the curd untnou was so
ottroti by Ml'.‘ (‘Ilflill‘o‘ Putntiln and tho
consolation by Mrs. .\ r: \Ymt'hoator.
Rt‘ht‘NIlllil‘lllfi wore act‘iod
a. . .. ..... ‘
MEMORlAh DAY SENTINEL.
'i‘ltc H‘I‘lllllfl Sontlnoi will bo pub-
lialiod to. n Illillllllll; paper on .‘It‘llllll‘ItlI
liar. Mu) limb.
:\ grind limit) pooplo iiouhtloae will
tout-rut to .i anonklnn kind of ad
tultotton to: tho than who coolly
pn hm] Slim! Ill ll‘fll inonoy from tho
dealt oi ii bunt; proahloni. and. alter
rimtowing.pit-usually with him, got
nun) with it. ----- Tho Flunncior.
Always toil tho truth and tho chan-
rots im- that you will not he inintnlton
tor a member of your atato loitintatttro.
I
David-W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embalmer
to North Main tin-t. Iouth Nomllt.
fluid-non. I Washington "not.
Telephone at cilia. an.
Telephone at hon... III.
A Young Merchant
uturtod it business ac»
count with thin bank
aiti yearn arm with lilty
dollars.
For one or two yoarn
it was hard to keep that
account good.
Today hilt average
balance in all: hundred
dollars.
that in why we want
your Imall account. We
carpool you to grow.
Open an account to.
day.
South Nowell:
a" .
1.,
, NORWALV -
Savings Social!
lNGOR’OIA‘YIO ll"
arrears ovnt 33.77am
Guam . Hum-u. rattan.
. Won. A. run, Viol-Mullah 4
, hullflcltnh. Illa. they I Tune.
:a w < i
.W_~_.umw- WW
summit AND MONDAY,
some lucky ones. '
things.
m
Extrusion or ElEchllll
stator vorrn
(Continued from First Page.)
which they warned, it would be import-
aible for the district to get back con
trol of the electrical business.
They brought out. too, the point that
the (.‘onnectionl. Company has fought
the dlatrict from the outside and to
date has thwurtcd the district front
gottlng permission to generate. elec.
Il'Ii‘ current. ‘
The meeting. just before adiourning.
passed the rcaolutlon that had been
olYorr-d at the outaet, about two hours
before. and which wan an followup
Resolved. That the Fire District
committee be and is here-
by authorized to purchase a
thirtyrlve horsepower motor and ii
37% kllouut. goitcrulor and that a
sum not to exceed $2,000 be and
ilw some is hereby appropriated for
the some.
t‘omuiltteeman lf‘ieldlng called the
mention to order and James L. lloyt
trim nominated ior chairman. Mr.
iloyt not being prosont. Dr. F. it. link
or. nominated il)‘ I. .i. Walsh. was
llllllll‘tl and accepted.
Attt-r the reading of the call by
t‘lork George .3, Thompson. which
was ncccptcil. the meeting proceeded
to tho tonl buslncan of tho cvenlng.
Edward P. Smith stopped forward.
unidrosninyr the chair. oi’iorod u resolu-
tion authorizing the district outnutll-
too to Illll't‘lllltdt' a. 3.“. borne imwot‘ motor
and It? i“: kilownl generator and to
borrow not in crown of 82.000.
Henry lloilrl mowd an nmontitucnl
that tho renolullop he laid orot‘ to tho
annuul tnootlnu. attor tho committee
‘ roporl a.
The chair decided that the mound
rnuot was out of ot‘ilor
w t‘. ‘l‘wombly inon-d = another
amendment that the matter be loft
oior intioliilllely.
'l‘ho chair alao ruled this out of or-
tlvr. Obit-rtluna had boon made to
the pmponoii amendment as being out
ol‘ orilor by Attorneys Leo llavla and
.l. .l, Walsh.
'l‘ho chnlrtnnn Kaye Mr. 'l‘woinbly an
opportunity to appeal front the chnir'n
iii-clalou. 'l‘hore wart no appeal and Mr.
Which was then git-cu the door. ’l‘hou
Mr. 'l‘woinbiy wanted to npptnil from
the chair. but lilo chair hold that Mr
\t'aluh had the than and could not be
interrupted. ,
Mr. Wulnh made a pica on his right
till a clump of the district to diactlns
tho subject. llc rocnllod how 12 your:
ago ho had aloud up and made it pica
or ntreet lighting and the district
would not liaten to him. Thrco dayn
tutor tho trollcy company told no»
Iunluu. Ilelitnvo a abort hbunry or the
pronoun electrical nynlom and the hunt
work to not the bill through tho toxin}
latitro. llo maintained that some day.
thorn would be one city hero and it
tho dintrlct doen not control ltii ntcr»
lricul survive It will be expensive nomo
day. He recallod that a nimilar uttuu
lion had cont Norwich $700,000.
The chair cautioned Mn. Wuluh to
talk more to the rtlthIllIth and he ro
pliod emphatically that that won that
what he wan doing.
litL wanted to talk man to "II” to
the man of the district. He cmnhaitlw
ed that ho wan absolutely nlncem anti
honest to bill bouillon and wanted to
show the district what u valuable tram
chino they would be turning over in
the opposition company.
Mr. Wl h further maintained that
the comm retail lighting has been ii
paying proponitlon to the district.
tin halted the voters to butterfly and
cincéroly to look into the matter.
or hla own knowledge he could not
any that it in paying. but he had cont
lldenco in the committee. He caution-
ed the dirtrict again-t throwing away
Illicit it vain bio lranchlite. An “other
llluctratton in trail! that Bridgeport and
New Huron have been trying for ill
yearn to not control or their water
works. He read a statement prepared
by John w. Dimntalul. showing that the
plant“: eornmarnlal lighting depart
mont has paid.
There were Invent interruptions
during hir. Walah’ii hadron, but the
chairman cautioned agalntrt thorn.
Leo Davin “hi there had but) in-
formants that the meeting on called
tor hurt ulfht coconuts it m not dared
‘to wait. an it the radiant muting. 'l'hla
be null was humanly calm. instead.
a
I
~ TWO Holidays ,
; TOgether,.
Hav you got your: to wear? We are strong on Straw Hat: . I
and Oxfords—4113’s top and bottom—and a Blue Serge or neat:
Gray Suit would go well in between.
White Pants in Flannel and Serge are “it” this season more '
than ever, and we have more variety to show too. A soft cola
lar Shim goes well with the white pants.
Underwear, Shirts, Belts, Neckwear, Half Hose, and other
m
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk
and a half day on Saturday to
"m
ILL.
the Langdon islands Comyany wants»
to know by June lat whether the din-
trici will furnish the lights. Other-
wise the business will go to the Con-
nectlcnt Company. which had agreed.
he said. to furnish light in three days.
«()ncc entrenched, he warned. and the
Connecticut Company can never be
rooted out. ~
He asked it the district will allow
petty differences in the committee des-
troy the commercial system of the dis-
trict.
Henry Belts wanted to know why
noiicitude tor a few people at Langdon
islands when other» nearby wanted it.
Mr. Darts replle that it is all the
customers that it s desired to serve
and hence the request for the extra
equipment.
.inmea Warden had an idea that the
electrical system is responsible for
the rise in taxes. This was entirely
untrue in Mr. Davin' opinion.
i‘ontinuingfhlr. Davis held that to
sto new. would mean that the district
wll lose what it has now invested.
CoiiimttteemanBiiienatein made it
plain that he was opposed to the can-
merclal feature and proceeded to (alto ..
exception to Mr. Oluisted‘a figures.
Arthur Waldron could not see the
sense of quitting smoothing that has
already been started. Not. to increase
the plant would in his opinion be a
alep backward.
t‘ornmltteeinan Fielding stated that.
the books or the district are open for
the inspection of the people at any“
little and added that he hoped to hire
a periootly plain report ready for the
animal district meeting. There are. he
not. no custoinora on the direct cur-
rent and tire on the alternating cur-
rent. The power coats live cents per
kllowat and is sold by the district at
H cents.
Albert Sherwood said there was no
llllt‘t-llitlll in his mind that even grant-
ing the commercial lighting does not
now pay. it will pay, He urged again“
git-lug away a valuable lranchlne.
t‘ouuultteetnan {lilienutein held thnt,
tho t‘oniteotlt‘ilt Company already
ltnldn a franchise lor practically ev-
ery street in the district.
William ll, Snlmn wanted to be on-
ttghtonctl an to the actual cast of tho
llglulng no far. He had heard to many
conflicting roporta that he could not
hunt-e just what the truth in. it n anc'
l‘el-ltl. he wan in favor or continuing the
commercial lighting. He had been IN?
on to understand that the present
machinery min bought second handed.
which ho considered very poor policy.
Loo llnvln acid in reply to Mr. Bil.
lountolu that the district has a charter 5.»
tor tho atroeln no wait an the company. '
0n the other hand. he raid, the cattle .
puny ban a charter in Norwatk. but the ‘-
clty ban not and though it hurt voted.
twice to have its own nyatem. it do.- -;
not dare to so into this nropocltion
alnoo the Norwich dentition. .
lio quoted Superintendent A. El. Wino
cheater an saying that Mr. MOW!
plan for inert-Minn in that who. in
nocdod. Mr. Davin believed till! in
limo the commercial lightln‘ will prac-
iioally pay for the closet llxhtlfl. " ~
Mr. nlllunntctn claimed that in.“ L ‘
viii had dintoi‘wd' hir. WNWQW
utnlomcnl. Mr. Davis Ioid W ,
not no. . .
it. it. Clark was optithiltlcal about.
the mum» at the plant. All or the dirt-
llmllllr opinion ho helmet!“
to build up the plant. He paid a ll , w
tribute to .l. w. Olmsted. to hitch '
nodule or the district mould Milli .
hat. he «lit an the who.“ ‘
counting for the oh: i- in: d =
bu. Mr. Clark emphllilod the 3
or the tranchlu :u an Matt. ‘9’
pointed out thnt the Monti“ is , ‘
lighting the dlutrlct mum lac ' .
it on trill
a
i .
telling a charter that Vi
generate ttectm electricity.
Follow considerable more; .
tuna lat-n it on lecithin-litter. .n.
out a resolution m mild tori,
. a: decided on a that. The
mod til. I". smith. Arthur »
W. H. Quinn and W. 8. Fol-at. no
on I. It. durum unmounted,
on him but endeavors tannin '
longing the you: of thy mu
not thinlt mitten“ oi“ the ill
‘ The remit (it tho hullot was
out ” . ‘ ,
Whole number at voted autumn .
..liotlli...¢iccini--biti
.il
1
.t..wrthncoirtoilraiioaiwfi
rm hatched u the Winn-n .. '
uranium and a in ion. try, tan
‘ndlourn premiedvttithout. 1,. . - f
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