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names PfitilmMY
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Personatdlho , will! to all
preacrlpti a war , ‘l .
canal” touristic» patrons.
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"l‘he little new comer In the ‘ltome of
Mr. aners, Harry Waterbury. of 21
Cove avenue, is a boy.’ ‘
The Pastor's Bible Class was omit-
ted at the - t Avenue Methodist
Church last evening. on accottnt oi the
or'ghri're'oital.
T 9:,W9iildhlfi Auxiliary oi Christ
Chu‘ h ia‘hdi a: a.nibetlagflthis ai-
ternoon with Mrs. Jane Hosegood. oi
Hawkins avenue.
The regular wéekly prayer meetings
will be held this evening at the East
Avenue Methodist Church and at the
Advent Christian Church.
The Mayflower baseball team has a
scout game scheduled tor Saturday at.
ternoon at the Oval in Cove street. The
opponents of the local team will be the
Americans, of South Norwalk.
Miss Crace Raymond. of Bethel, is a
guest of her cousin, ,Miss Marion
lll—lotnmedleu. and attended the cont
mencement exercises at the Elizabeth
Mead School, lllllsldt. Norwalk, where
Miss L’llolnmcdieu is a graduate.
It is thought likely the new electri-
cal machinery [or the extension oi" the
district service would be hereby this
time. but there is no sign of it yet.
it is considerably likely that the new
motor-generator wll arrive this week.
The new orgait oi the East Avenue
Methodist Church wil be put into regu-
lar service Sunday. Arthur N. Pad
dock. who has been the church organ-
lst for several years, operating the cab-
inei organ. will have charge of the new
instrument.
East Norwalk voters and taxpayers
should bear in mind that there is an
important town meeting this evening.
Among the matter for discussion and
action will be the report or the board
oi estimate, the laying ol a tax and the
West Rocks avenue improvement.
The attitude of the governor of (tall.
tends toward the Jel‘iries-Johuson
light was the leading topic by all odds
this morning among the local members
oi the sporting lralernity. Many are oi
the opinion that the light will be pull
ed oli somewhere is not in California.
Howard Benedict, who is a divinity
student at Pennington Seminary, lion-
nington, New Jersey. expects to leave
town today ior Norwich and vicinity.
where he will be employed probably for
the entire summer, Next your will bc
Mr. Benedjl’s senior year at the scat
inary.
The owner of one building on thc
Washington street bridge.. that occu.
pied by M. Levy and M. Josem and
Sons, oblonsly does not expect to
have the bridge cleared of its buildings
right away. The building in question
has just been given a fresh coat oi
paint.
E. ii. Carr, formerly of First sirccl.
who has been located in Wlusiod lot
a number oi months, has now returned
and has taken a position an operator
of the molding machine at the shop oi
Contractor ll. V. Carr, in Seaviow uvu
one. Mrs. Carr is still in Winstt-d but
will return in a few days.
A number of local people went to
Baton Point yesterday to great friends
who came up from New York on lllc
Calvary church Sunday school picnic.
Mr. and Mrs. Enoch B. llowen have
issued invitations for the marriage of
their daughter. Mitts Eva Lillian How
an. to (leorgo lngbam. The ceremony
has been arranged for Thursday ai-
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ANNUAL" MEETING
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East 'Norwalk School
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t... a. June ii in. at 4:30. at the Ernst
, . ’a “homo Church: .
The annual meeting at the East Nor-
walk school district will be held at
Bile “meeting, Friday. .111an 24th, to
{our , , annt reports, acclaim rs
and consider recommendations redard-
ing a new heating system at the Mar-
vin canal, and" grade the, latch
schoo rounds. ‘ll deemed advisable
tax will be laid.
«Cake and cream sale, Friday p. m.,
on Christ Church grounds. 3 to 8.
The odiolal weather prophet or East
Norwalk again threw .up his hands
this morning when the object oi rain
was mentioned. lie has been hoping
for a spell of clear weather but nothing
has indicated to hint yet that the wet
spell is nearing its ends. His friends.
however. hope that he is "in wrong"
so far as expecting the wet weather
continues is concerned. ,
The members or Maydawara Hook
and Ladder Company are scheduled to
have a practice this evening but it is
doubtful ii the apparatus will be taken
out and a line at hose laid it the rain
continues until this eyening, The tire-
men do, not delay an instant onzac-
count of weather conditions in time of
actual danger but it is considerations—
less to spoil clothes simply for a prac-
tice. .
: lililill lunch.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson. of Stamford.
is a guest or Mrs. Esra Hartwright.
. oi Noroton Heights.
A strawberry festival is to be given
in the hall oi the Volunteer Hook and
Ladder Company. Thursday evening
June 23.
Miss Marlon liariwright. oi Noroton.
entertained a number of friends Mon-
day evening, in honor of her sixteenth
birthday.
Many of the young folk enjoyed
tht do me given Monday evening by tho
Athlc c Club, in the Newton Heights
Chemical Engine Company‘s l-lall.
Mr, and Mrs. Frederick ll. llanr. who
were married in Dnnbnry. on June 1.
have returned from their wodding trip
to Atlantic City and Philadelphia, and
are residing in Norolon. where Mr.
Banr is engaged in business.
Yoda LAWN
We handle everything necessary for
keeping your lawn in trim. aloklu.
odpe trimmers. grass and hedge shears
and lawn mowers
Croquet Sets and Hammockl.. Garden
Hose
Schlichting Bros. & Go.
Corner Railroad Ave. and Main at.
Dorian
select Groceries, llsy. Grain, Flour
and Feed, Hardware. Paints. Glass, etc.
Tooker House
DARIEN
is prepared to deliver in the town
limits
8. Liebmann’s Rheingoid Beer
“.25 per Case. Net
Piel Bros' Pilsner Beer
$2.25 per Case
loan 75 cents allowed ior empties
A lull line of Win» and Liquor by
the bottle or nation
,,,,,, ilillllliill
Miss Marjorie lloulon, oi Wilton.
spent yesterday at tho homo oi Mr.
and Mrs. (leorgo W. Stevens. of Me-
Kinley street.
.l. ii. Raymond‘s pile driver'is con.
alrncting u now dock for the Bicvcas
()yuter company at their recently ac:
quired property. which iormoriy bc-
longed to Harry Pepper.
Several oi the youths hereabouto
have started the bathing season. The
harbor, near the (‘oloncl Raymond
bridge, is a iavorlie spot tor the boys
to gather and disporl themselves.
liy an act at the last session of the
slain legislature compelling towns with
in whose boundaries there are no
cities or borough. to consolidate their
school lato one district. that part at
the town of llaricn which was situated
in the ltowayton school district has
been obliged to withdraw. The joint
board oi neii'i‘lim‘ll at a meeting ro-
'l‘he legal voters at tho Mast Norwalk
Rchooi District are horn-by lioliliitd and
warned that the annual meeting of salt]
district will be held at the Witch School
house. in said district. on Friday. June
24. 1910, at 8 o‘clock p. m.. tor the
following purposes, to wit:
1. To hear the rnports oi the dia-
trlcl committee and other «intents lur
the past year.
2. To elect a district ootumilteeman
tor the term of three years irom July
in. liili), and other officers for the cu~'
ailing your.
3. To act on certain recommends
coolly bold decided that 32.260 should
be thc amount that this district should
pay to tho intrion district as a reim-
bnructnuui lor money paid in. As to
how thin sum is to be paid will ll! Id-
juaicd at tho annual school molding to
be bold in June iii, in the school
house.
l m’l‘he annual meeting oi the Howar-
. ion lichool District will be held in the
ischoolhousn. Saturday. Juno id. at it it
p. to. important bunlnou will he tran
hurled.
Constable Edward J. iadrlgan. at
i ilowayton. acting on a complaint made
by Janice lb. fitcveus, the tall collec
“,i, no incident witch, . it
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item of the school committee relative m. of the nowayton gehool district. on
to a new halibut system at the Martin Monday placed Attorney William 0.
School and grading the grounds at the mug under arrest. Mr. Eleven! chars
Fitch school. or that about a Yi'lfl‘ use he gov. lit
4. 1‘9 lay a in." the martial; shall Clark several bills ngnlnai delinquent
deem advisable. and to authorise the taxpayers. and authorised him to col
committee to borrow anon sum of tom the Mimi. Mr. Clark. it is not
money as shall be u nary for the collected varioun sums of mono!
pinning expenses of the district iorihe unwilling to tilts. but he tailed it.
ensuing year. lam the same over to Collector fittiv
Dated at ideal Not-walk this Mill day gm, although he laid boon request“
olJane. lillll. ,aeveral times so to do. air. Show!!!
LEO DAVIS. was disposed to be lenient with lair
FRANK ll. iitlv'r. Clark, and wait willing to vs the lat
' i). ll. unAou. tar until column: to sell the mat
East. Norwalk school District Cornmil- ier. The capital meeting at the die
in m it irici is to be held that night. and an.
t..a.
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A regular
amen Wit“ by ”Wm“ H
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ho'rbulldi " upotl‘
lie 4... eepwhnd bo‘e'n an»
pointed an “laveitiplltlng cominittee;
Wang eaten yells . t
hpraesi: '1‘
Plaadcrwseauroli a statement from on ._
oi the alleged evllooars that he at
enter the building'o‘n a. horse. but only.
for about three test. and was behind
thacther gentleman on horseback. The
is, or had stated he was not in the:
building at iall. A list at the member-I
present when the event occurred had
also been secured, and was read to on
meeting. George Minor, the loremani,
alked Robert Scalzi. who was on the
list, what he had soon. , Mr. Bcaivl'
said he had looked the other way and
seen nothing. “Doc" Lyons had also
Harvey Ackart made some sarcastic
remarks as to the inability of taking
action. and the matter was dropped.
Another ‘liveiy debate occurred when.
Herbert Arnold moved, that open house
he kept on the evenin or July third.
with coffee and aandw cites provided
by the company. Several objected on
the score that it was Sunday night.
as the Fourth comes on Monday; and
several more objected because they
thought only those who came out, and
not the company. should stand for the
reireshmeata. it was dually decided
to open at‘ twomlnutes past twelve.
and those who wanted refreshments
could pay for them. Two applications
tor membership were also received.
Frank Medairy. a New York artist.
and Carroll Medairy spent Saturday
and Sunday at their brother-ladaw'l.
George l". Mandela, Penuoyer Place.
OpDOsite Cannon Park.
—-Hlves. eczema. itch or salt rheum
sets you crazy. Can't bear the touch
of your clothing. Dean's Ointment
cures the moat obstinate cases. Why
sailor? All druggista sell it.
intuit
ltev. Ellis ll. Dean spent Wednesday
in New Haven.
Fred iiager has secured a position
with Dickson, the plumber.
Mrs. Wiliam Seidi has been outer
tainlng tier sister lront Bridgeport.
Mrs. (lraham. wile oi our school
superintendent. still rlntains critically
ill,
Mrs. Grace Kettle, oi New York is
visiting in town. the guest of Mrs. My-
all.
Miss Florence Foster spent Sunday
with hcr sister on Mill Hill. South
port.
The improvement society have do
clded to iiold their lair on the town
house lawns.
Joseph Myers wile separating tight
lug dogs several days ago was quite
badly bitten on the hand.
Cornelius Ketnper entered the
Bridgeport hospital Monday when» he
will undergo an operation.
The degree team of Lady Pnllnei‘wii
lodge visited the Norwalk lodge Mon
day evening and assisted in initiating
ll candidates.
Mina Martha 'l'hylor and Miss Kathe
ryu Elwood accompanied by their
classmates at the Hillside seminary.
Norwalk, spent Saturday at tiarin
Roch.
Mrs. .loalab Mlll‘t‘l'm gave a lcn M
her handsome home, "Daybreak." ,l't‘s
lN‘dily in honor or Miss Eliubcin Ans
till, 0! Norwalk. who is to become a
birde today.
Thi- schools wll close Friday at it :.
till a. tn. to enable those above the illlh
grade time to meet at the high school.
front which place they will leave in a
body to attend the monument cxercis
PM.
A little booklet entitled "The
Alarin." describing how a young pa
trlot spread the news of the coming at
the lirillnh and mmialnlng a tun-m.
“Red Wave." will be on anh- til thi-
monument day exercises. the proceeds
to be devoted to the New Caliban llv
hrary building land.
“80088“ 008T Mill-
IIGE ll ”WALK
(Continued lrom First Page.)
bell, P. F. liurna. lloraco l-Z. Dana.
Edward J. Thomas and John '1‘. Hayes
be ammlnled to wait upon the mayor
and city council and urge the import-
ance oi the matter of street sprink-
ling. and ask that the city omclals
take such steps as are necessary by
law to do such sprinkling and provide
lor the expense, and to require the
street railway company to sprinkle
or all their portion at the streets.
Mayor lirundage said that the rhino
luilon an read was inconsistent.
Another revolution was read. it can
saved the tit-non who called tin- moor
tag. it want a subalitute resolution
and was passed by a clone vote.
Mr. Weed llid that he didn‘t see
why his resolution had been ignored.
The substitute runolutiuh had noinlnit
in common with the call of the matte
lug, be said.
George llardwlck aIkod if there was
not some way for the business incl! to
approach the council and not this thin:
one.
John H. lilake oilsred the roilowlna
“institute resolution:
Whereas. it his dam been the pol-
lcy or the proctiul al this city in
sprinkle all the streets or any oi the
streets at the labile entrance. and no
cilsen apnea nature the board or
estimate and taxation to salt for an
appropriation tor sprinkling and no
filtlutll than up led to the mayor or
common cannot in sprinkle: and.
Whereas. the adjoining property
owners have heretofore always apt-ink
led at their own expense: therefore.
deceived. That it is the «an of this
meeting that the summons call no
this meeting and the anon niobium»
iclam or the Mayor an moon
council is Without merit and without
inundation.
Resolved, That it is the sense or this
overlap that the oily [attainment has
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, Wmdflflm to close up his book!
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Rowaytoa a ‘
crime Company, was held Monday eve,
slag; and the routine business w a eu-
ld Iold t .9 local
and reported to the meeting. John H. .
been looking the other bay. ’l‘hereupou ‘
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mil-id. tilled ~ was
eaten. illusion“ rule and
can be OWN Ill y A. D. 8.
drug store. ‘
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These are the local A. D. 8. druulata:
Allen, the drll 0t.
The Irldgo P lunacy.
The editors Plisi‘niaoy.
Film“ 9W- rm
the confidence oi the citizens.
Resolv.ed.'l‘hat the efforts of the
city government to secure a reason
able trolley service have the approval
of this meeting. and that the repeat-
ed promises oi the manager of the
trolley company to better the service
should be voluntarily and glasly can
ried out; that the trolley company
shall all or sprinkle its part oi the
streets where the city oils or sprinkles;
that it should run certain care through
the business part oi the city and re-
lieve the congestion at the corner of
Wall and Main streets: that it should
make reasonable train connections and
run more cars. and generally should
improve the service and reasonably
accommodate the public; and that the
lighting company should furnish. its
full contract current.
Mr. lllalte. whose resolution had been
passed, moved an adjournment. E. J.
Thomas seconded the motion of Mr.
iliake to adjourn. Several. people rose
and obleciod‘ to ndiourning. Joint 8.
Seymour objected to the motion be,
vote was taken. There were 25 on a
side. as Mayor llrnndage collated them.
ifharlcs ll. lliiworiil and in. W. ll.
linrncil were appointed as tellers.
There were ill arcs and i1 liOi‘s.
Judge iinbbell said that two or three
years ago it was proposed that the city
sprinkle the .Ul‘i'lfl and assess the
ubttlllng property owners. it had been
done in other cities.
read the statute regulating the street
sprinkling. it read is Judge liubbeii
had said. The reading of the statute
cleamd the matter up in many minds,
The nit-cling was unanimously ad-
journed.
it. J, Thomas requested that the
mayor ask all the business men on
Main. Wall and Water streets to re
main. He did as requested The crowd
thinned out visibly.
E. J. Thomas called the meeting to
order and was elected chairman, The
secretary.
Mr. Thomas said that the meeting
was not one based on pollllda. but was
to do something on the dust attention.
charm it. biiworth addressed the
tucetipg. advocating the use of the
sprinkling cart at the trolley company
lie gave corn! intomiing iacla upon
the matter.
lit-pry 1’. Price said it was too late
to start that system. lie thought the
clienpotii way to water the principal
streets was by the sprinkling cart. The
conditions were then explained to him.
i' ii. Barker said that the in rule
was high enough in the city business
section for the merchants to receive
some benclII.
Mr. illiworih wanted to know it brick
pavement could be cited. Voices said:
”You, with light oil. it's done every
where." homeland asked why the city
stopped oiling the liroois when they
came to the business section.
Joseph Cornell said that brick paro-
nn-ut ollcd was a lllt‘ccus. its told
Id‘lt'il.
Baronet Weed represented his rcsv
oiution that was turned down in the
“lmlitlcll” meeting. and it was adopt-
ed. it provided:
Thomas A. dlioliy presented the tub
lowing resolution to inrther carry out
the intent oi the Wood resolution:
"lioatnved, That if the committee ap.
pointed in accordance with Mr.
Wood‘s resolution be unable to have
the proposed ordinance passed. as
stated in sections 1949, Will. lDbl. oi
the (loneral mantles. by the city
council. that the some committee on-
daavor to secure the use oi the city's
watering cart and «cure a team or
teams at horses and that they act as a
cornmittee to no that Wall alml.
Mala street. Water street. and the
laiomotiag busines- alrnota be pro-
perly sprinkled or olil'd. raising the
land. by popular conscription. and all
so that they endeavor to induce the
trolley commit: to oil It! tracks.
The resolution was unanimously
adopted.
Samuel Weed moved that the com-
mittee take 'up a subscription amonli
ll all other moons of obtaining the
sprinkling should tail. Voted.
ii. 1. Jon had the llrai two "Willi
”0“. W”. i
Henry 9'. Coleman wanted'ibe ili‘Il
rosolui on rel-read. Ho thoulhi the
beat p n on to asses: abutting pro-
perly owners, I
Tree Warden Joseph Omit pill in a
bid tor the oh 0! citing.
Jeweler hallo wanted to know the
coat of oiling.
"MW! put all oil." "Don't oil it it
looks like rain," were some of the
remain heard. *
Mr. stroller «med howled to oil.
but r. Cornell Mildred it.
Cl roiloo Editor! I :
clean dirt or none at a l."
"was the brick andreil the roads."
i "That‘s lite idea." "Now you‘reiallc
“s.” A
"Let the bullpen man hire three or
"Give us
a
i ii) til i '
L ‘=it does not, it will not dost you a
ing put, [The motion was put. A rising ,
The secretary '
man A. Skelly Vitae again elected as ,
where it had been done and how it ‘
m
a
a.
by altering the regular 50c bottle at
hallqprice.
' in addition to selling a title game of
r. iloward's specific lunatic ank ll.
titer has so much faith in the reme-
dy that he will refund the money to
anyone whom it does not cure.
When your head hopes. your stom-
PM") does not di eat food easily and
naturally when iiero is constipation.
'specks before the eyes. tired feeling.
giddiness, bad taste in thin mouth,
coated tongue, heart burn, sour stom-
ach. roaring or ringing in the cars.
melancholy and liver troubles llr.
Howard's specific will care you. if
cenL
four men to flush the business sec-
tion."
H, l’. Price moved that the above
committee be given powor to act. it
was seconded, but not put. it was
provided for in the resolution. he was
lOld. ' a.
Mr. Weed moved that same com-
mittee take up matter oi regulating
trolley iralilc at the corner of Main
and Wall street. so that, the cars will
not run three or four minutes ahead
of the schedule and havo to Wall on
Wall street l‘or time. it was so voted.
Move We adjourn. Second the mo-
tlon. Voted. ,
There was then considerable dis-
cussion as to the advisability of oiling
paved streets and the consensus of
opinion was against it.
ley cars under the new iraliic regula-
tions wnsvdlscnased and upon motion
of Mr. Wood the committee was in-
atrnoted to confer with the trolley
company to see if Winnipuuk cars
could not be, kept on schedule. the
(Bridgeport and East Not-walk cars
you through to the Hotel square and
the Barton our to Hour square.
The mot-ting was declarcd adjourn-
jcd until \l'cdncsday evening, Juno ”:2.
hi 9 in the town court room.
illtvltltfluil
But Endorse Recommendation to
Dispense With Pernicious
Advertising oi Pills
NEW LAVEN, .lunc “l.“ The ("‘on-
nccticut Pharmaceutical Association
Lycstcriliiy quietly buried the rcconr
i
now MEDllli'lOilR
on: NEW SCIENCE
Definition ol Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science or the
cause of the disease and the art oi ad~
‘justlng the same. Dlmasea are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
hack. liven if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later his in tho dileroai organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause oi
this disease and pain. and health is
freaiorod through harmonlalng the six
nerve system. in your body.
Nerves-new Rheumatism. Paraly-
Kall. Heart. Kidney and Female Dia-
mes are given special attention; also
Curvature oi the Spine. You will
mover regret giving Chiropractic a
phone to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
N WAIHINGTON 8T. 30. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
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slums ital" mastg- “it'll!" wind
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the, IBM. 'rnit donut
m a man on ID! a ram
looms. ll your business will cause
”I to order Ill”! Dill.
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Daily Line to N. v.
For Freight Only
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uncut. ., p. a. multilevel“
a 3'” i . I. and soul
riot-walk no me p. n.
hm dumbest bo.
Anninp .i. with, O. o. Heisman,
Lesson General Agent.
Frank H. Baxter. the enterprising
druggiut. rather than await the ordl~
,iiary’ methods of introduction, urged
, , the Dr. Howard Co. to secure a quick
’sale’ for their celebrated specific for,
the cure of constipation and dyspepsia or
{Michael Haley against Sarah E. Ha-
; ’l‘hc blocking oi \‘i’ail street by train
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iii’lilillill PillPilSll’
Special
tmunlallon that a tlrngglst be expelled,
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in re
Pier at. last liver. New York. (list
|ital-ill
tion.
year.
Endorsement was given to the re;
commendation dispensing with perch
clous advertising or pills. herbs and
proprietary medicines.
These oilicers were elected for the
coming year. .
Charles E. Spaulding, New Haven,
esldcnt; H, M. Laue. Norwich. and
Arthur F). lathrop,‘ Simsbury.
presidents: Carlo Cyrus, Bridgeport.
treasaer; John Ebbs. Waterbury. sac-
retary. ' .
The association endorsed the Con-
recommended that the present meth-
3 ads of the Connecticut Experiment Sta-
lion be abol‘l'lzhod.
'l‘he folio ng names will be sent to
the governor iron: which list he will
select one member of the Pharmacy
Commission: Clark H. ll. Newton, Wa-
terbury; James P. Woods. New Ha‘
ven; Charles S. Finch. Stamlord; P, J.
(lsrvaa. Betbel; Samuel ‘Dubball. 'l‘or-
ringion.
he matter was laid over tor a
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mill- filling“ rave!!!“ ,
have mmmulicithaaan
carnation triad- "
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WORK AT MUNICIPAL PLANT.
Engineer Elmer B. Severn. superin-
tendent oi construction for J. G. White
a Company, New York, who have the
contract for engineer and supervision '
of the extension to the South Not-walk.
Electric Works. entered on his duties
yesterday morning. and will be pet-ma.
neatly in town until the work is finish-
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Something Wrong wan Plaintiff’s
l Case in Salt of Michael lla-
iey vs. Sarah Haley
: .ludgc Ralph Wheeler. sitting in the
second part of the civil superior court.
was to have heard the divorce case of
ley. Both parties belong in Green-
wich and there were visions cl further
interesting disclosures in Greenwichl
life when the case was called. But
something was wrong with the plain-
tili's case and it was announced that
the suit had been withdrawn.
Sued Two Years ago.
. llaiey brought the suit two years
ago. making serious charges. ills wile
entered counsel to defend her. When
. lialcy's lawyer examined witnesses he
[advised that there was no case. But
ilalcy was not satisfied and engaged
new counsel. Now he has had no
better stlccess and the case is practi-
cally thrown out of court.
Yesterday afternoon the case ol Em~
Inn (‘.. lltnttvell against H. i‘, Maclmau.
l W. ll. Qnimby and others is down for
’lriul. This is the suit in which the
‘ platnlii’l seeks to recover the title to
a house she nllcgcs was obtained by
fraud. The defendants named are now
held on a criminal charge and their
appeal is before the supreme court.
, for Thh‘.
Week Only
Monogram Rye Whiskey.. .75: qt. bot.
Sherry Wine .......... .. .35c qt. bot.
Fine Book ....... “.00 case. delivered
Other goods. too numerous to men-
tion. all at cut prices.
llot Roast Beef Free Saturday night.
CENTRAL HOTEL
cor. Monroe A Chestnut on. Tel lot-3
.l. a L. DIBEOA. Props.
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New Goods now in
stock. Prices are no
higher than loci year.
E. E. ,Gomam
Decorator
it) First Street, East Norwalit
Telephone 452
.... a. ... .mv .
when A aorsrsu. cones
RANGES
will be in great demand. no ll you
want to be ready for the
heat, orderyour Gas
Range today.
$14.75 “P
sasv amateurs IF
batman
Housatonic
Power Co.
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ed. The llaal plans are being prepar-
ed. thc craftsmen being at work at the
station today.
Magnet 81 Flynn
138 Washington St.
Agents for
Jacob Ruppert’s
Beers
Ruppert’s Lager. $1.15 per case
We deliver to all parts of the town
Phone 542-4
The “Koehler 40”
IS 1N TOWN
Glassy in Appearance. with the Latest
Style Montclalr Touring lady.
Extreme power on hills with a speed
of 4 to 60 miles an hour on high a»
makes this the ideal car. .
Remember the speedy little "Hap-
mobile 20" runabout. also the reliable
Maxwell, “Everlte 30," Ryder-myri-
and (.‘olumbil.
'Phone MR. CLOVER. 241-5, or our
new garage, 733-4.
Norwalk Consolidal‘ed
Auto Company
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WaliPapers
10ct0$5.00
Double Roll
Sole agent for Janeway & Can
penter’s. Fr. Beck & Co’s Wail
Papers.
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Contractor for Painting
and Paper Hanging
Paints. Housemmislnng' ' Goods,
&c., &c.
. M ' can
Agent for Columbia Phone
graphs. Records and Supplies. .
L. H. Decker
a1 waanmo'rou Imll‘l'. 4‘
acorn uonwaait. i
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High Grade Ball mm
M0 E V
Garden Hose
Hand Cultivatol’s
Brandt Sprayers.
Wire Netting
Anni All Seuondiie Goods
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