. iii. .
9 .
ha: of limit , alum .
_ liteIhrouqholltthasu'lmn.’i‘hcy
. vonr‘orcl-inhucrn, unlistl to ion.
ardent. endfihraad Stomach ~‘rmtblm. limit
Mothore for
FAIL Sold by all Drug: Norah, Wic.
"Y ”momma. '
Al on ll. Ollmlted, Le
“Y e N- Y-
V
W.
Bil. South
CUT MAN'8 THROAT.
orwalk. ,
NEW l-iAVith, March 2i.» Vincen-
ao itranco, a former atadentpi’ Hop.
klna Grammar School, wllo made
nmrdarona asaaultrnp‘on Eugene Sui
van here iuat Saturday night. aldeh-
lax his throat. with a aluall man, wan
adludked insane and committed to the
Connecticut lionpitai for the insane
Mldletowa. by Judge 'l‘yuar ill the cl
court today.
at liberty for several \veka.
outfall. earl the
't'rhowithouth
ire i‘or tfiaithnn,
iii‘t‘tik upt‘oltla,
'i‘ccllllulx il-
yuru. 'itllttr’lllllowuuuanavd ‘
holl'f apron!
Hamp‘lo mailed FREE. Address.
1*. WI more & 00., a North Main
llrauco was formerly an
inmate oi' the institution. but had been
flailing his father. George (lot-haul.
W...
Mra. George Green baa
-mm a»...
tit‘flfiliii.
no at reci.
a
li-
St. Louis.
lit
13'
trolley lnen.
Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie
|li‘i'ii(!il lll ’l‘rlnity church.
Golden "Moments
Think of the pleasure spoiled-mi the
pain and disconll'f‘ort
ve
unnecessary
you've ‘hadw-thea DECIDE to
your eyea examined today.
OPTOMETRY
The correction of eye troubles. our
specialty—it's done exactly and reliei
is certain if we fit your eyes.
Call today for examination.
F enwick Optical Co.
UNITED .ANK 'UILDING
. Reoms 7-3
.7 WAOHINGTON ITHIIT.
noun—0 to 11:80 a. m.. and 13:40 to
6 p. in. Monday and Saturday. ‘1 to
Burn.
\Nl'iilit’tliilly evening.
_..._,.__.._.....
Mina ira licndcrahot. of
hue returned home.
Charlie Meyers has given up
devote his time to farming.
Frank Rcyuoida of the
garage, received a line
ilt‘W
pouch.
molltha.
3......" w..—
Daily Line to N t:
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers leave Pier
28. East River. New York (foot
of Dover atreet). every day (ex-
cept Sunday). at 3 p. in. Freight
received at Norwalk up to 4 p.
m. and South Norwalk up to 6:30
a. in.
Norwalk Steamboat Company
Annlng J. Smith,
Leaeee
c. C. Hegeman,
General Agent
Andrew Gorham, of New York. in '
rat urllnd
from a week‘s vialt lu Myallc, (loan.
The Westport Junior baaebail team
have started to practice for the aprlul:
tlcorgo ”tint. and family have real.
ed the William iluribatt placc on Utilit-
Ullarlca Zimmerman. who hat-timed
visiting friends horn, iiiili rclurucd to
M”-
Monday after Earlier la the date act
for the grand annual ball of the local
will
Norwalk.
Lynne
i’laina, who iiuli been visiting ill town
hia
position at Kcmper'a tanucry and will
itcynoida'
liili
Mitchell auto for demonstrating pur-
Mr. and Mrs. 0. ll. llolac left town
ycatcl'day for an extended tour through
ltluropc. They will he ahactu about nix
Mina Margaret Allen, of Main atrcct,
celebrated her her birthday, Saturday
CHARCOAL
IRON
GUTTERS
and LEADERS
The Reed 8: Voik
Electrical Co.
“line Only Fully Equipped
ILSCTRIOAL snow
in the Town“
AUTO .UPPLII'
hone 000th South Main Street‘é, I
furlough. (zoom. 3’ Millie nan Biotin .
-. ....-.. W” -. .— 1._-......_‘_-....._
‘ David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embaimcr
10 North Main Itreet; South Nem‘k -
Residence. 0 Washington street.
Telephone at office, ease.
Telephone at home! 008.
(‘uat a little more than the t’i)lll~
t lnon unirauiacd article, ‘lmt arc
tutu-h cheaper in tho cud, i‘or thcy
\\’t'ill' lill't‘l' titucs as long. We npcc-
lt') t‘hurcoal iron flutters and imilti
' cra in our contracts.
Horace R. ‘Nash .
N. Main St Wl‘Si Sis.
SlNor‘eVIi!
‘oa.
1
....
afternoon by giving at party to her
young friends. .
h .
medicine.
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JUDGE.
inquiry Into Bank and insurance
Company in Which He Wat ‘
interested.
NAPOLEON, 0., March Hirr'Mlt‘ilfli‘ii
lionncliy, prcahilng judge of the Thin!
t‘lrcuii. who fat-ca nix indictments in
Lucaa county coal-la. was indicted laat
night by the Henry t‘ounty grand jury,
following an inquiry into the alleged
wrccklna’ oi‘ the t‘ltlacua' atalc hunk
of Napoleon hr the failure of the Air
chor inaurunco t‘otnpany, of which
liounoliy was president.
tilt-uncut charaea llouneily with the
embezzlement of 020.000 of the in.
aurance company‘s funds on December
in. 1904. lionuclly won a director of
tho (titiacna' liauk and owned a (plan
tor internal.
At 'l‘olodo yesterday, a new indict»
mcnt charging Judge ilounclly with
perjury, was returned by the grand
jury. li clulrlgen that he gave false
teallulony in a sworn statement to
State insurance t‘oulmiaaioner Lc-
mcrt.
it doesn't take much to plcaao some
people who arc tremendously pleased
with ibemaclvcs.
. For Sale
Building Lots, Shore, Farm and
City Property
Loans Negotiated
WALL
PAPER
Spring Goods
Nowin Stock
E. E. Gorham
Decorator
10 First so. i j ant; Norwalk
1‘slep‘h‘ene 402
to THI mom may
Niven FAIL... is YOUR
HOUOI PIPED
0A3? WI 00
House Piping
at Cost
blur in AND LET 00
ON! vou AN IITI.
MAT! on voun HOUII
FOR
v
Housatoni
Power Co.
' Does “Yourwa Leak?‘
InleCcatli‘ry compound "
mull... LIAKI
00s a GALLON
We gear-um the weather wear or “”0”” ‘. .
7 ‘ at W m m‘: Norwailt Conspildated
(inhuman . .,
lilo a GALLON Bertram for your
a;
W...“ ... a...
Tourin Gar.
type. M.
means of everyone.
ter look into
i buying.
of dollverioa.
(301000“. ““3.
Phone 1100
Auto,
v
1. It. CONNOR, Mar.
scam counts. 15c
Banquets
w
FLANDBRS Fore Door Five-pseun or
three speeds. select vc
This car is within the 10:02,
curs now. to be sure
Phone or write for if
Hotel ,li‘ail’ackeino
i ostrich Alto cuisine ogre ear;
urea to via oar ans" .u‘rwaae
Drafts andhtefiawmfl—eflhip Tickets
J. M. Lipid R Co.
South Norwalk. Conn.
insurance and Real Estate Agents
:See the Latest
; WHl'i‘NEY’S
PULLMAN
! . CHAISE
tor hahy'a attraction
ilulil «unwell
.‘iliti mutton. Many other designs in
('ill‘l‘ilifit‘i-i and tiot‘arta from $3.93 up,
i
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B. K. MITCHELL. tUNDIlTAKER
:r. A. human
HOUSE runmeuan
canal-m WALL mo HIGH eve.
NORWALK. conn.
M
Alverwalk Branch Office at
The Evening Sentinel
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIMI TABLE.
m
In Effect October 2‘. 1010.
SOUTH NORWALK 1'0 le YORK.
A. hi.-—11:531. 5:001. 5:411. 0:08.
0:67. 7:20. 7:40. 8:173. 8:613. 0:101.
0:37, 10:80:. 10:40:. 11:20:.
P. M.—~13:6fls. 1:05, mi”. 1217.
0:00;. 5:35. 5:50;. 0:40. 0:001. 7:10x.
1:5”. 0240:. 10:00.
Cunnys.
A. Il.——iii:61a. 5:001. 5:411. 0:“.
10:20:.
1’. Id.--12:60x, 3:343. 3:001. 0:00.
Ethos. 7200:. 1:11. 7:BZs.8lI1x. 0:003.
C 10:28.
”nu-—
. NIW YORK TO IOUTH NOIWALK.
l A. hip—1:40. mo. tzls. mox.
.8:flf.x, 9:08a. 0:16a. 0:801. 10:08.
lilzile. 11:03.
r.u.——lr:oax. me. 1:50;. 3:37;.
3:30;, 8:56, 4:80. 0:0“, 0:18, 0:30.
0:011,0:oas.8:0u.0:00a,0:80. 11:00:.
11:80. 12:00:. a
Mind .
A. 11—11mm. «.02 7:80. 0:08;.
i P. M.—-fl:01, 1:083. Milli. 0:00.
-M-F'80 H. P. Touring car. 01000. 0:011. 7100!. 8180!. 11:00:.
Bums cor witihfora doora, $1100. flot-
is proposition before
M
OOUTH NORWVALK TO NIW HA-
N.
A. M.—-il:10:. 1:1“. 0:11. 7:“.
8:51,! 10:10:. 10:18:,
11:21.
10:10:. 11:11:.
0:141. 0:601.
11:“. r‘ ,
F6 “vailud0m0 ':'.‘I A
A. u«4:“¢‘1:"0
P. 1.4:» it“ 0:00!“
seat-u ad will ‘vo oaneulw.
a. .‘wii " 1 salt. ultra
~ on. his.
1
food, fresh air, and a nerve tonic. Let wanna
A‘ ' ‘ s Saran narilla;
sentous CHARGES aoamsr i
The new lir‘
10:31:. inn.
imitation. mo. mu, ms.
0:12. 0:153. 0:40. 7:108. 0:008. 0:10!»
hunda
A. ll.--18:10a. 1: 0:. 1:40. 0:11.
DANIOIV to south uoawatlt.
~ A. ".42“. 1:10. 0:00. 0:00. 10:08.
my SW
I. .. “a 6
blilty. Theyvltii for good
t.
.i icicct the;
hicbii l‘t‘“'.‘i~‘,’”°0
free from
Get
Your
Filled
at the
Drquants
Bridge Pharmacy
i'rompt and efficient
service at all times, . a
Personal attention glv.
on to all prescription
work.
Chairs for our trolley
patrons. Come In and
wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
4. Milan. Men-nu
There will he a meeting of the Mar-
vel (‘luh at Randall's iiall tonight. All
members are requested to be present.
Albert Taylor. of the Crescent Laun-
dry outside force. continues ill and la
unable to look after the duties of his
route. As a result. George E. Spragne
is temporarily on Mr. Taylor‘s job.
W
Very little regret. is being expressed
that today in the first day of stating. in
.fact, nothing in the Way of a aeriotlii
objection has been interposed. while
there are funny expressiona of pleannrc
over the fact.
Some little fun- lulu been poked at
the shore resort plane dintributed
about, but now these alxna are being
looked upon with more reapcci, for it
I
New Building Material
Biehoprlc Wall Board and Sheathing
Reduce Cost of Constructiort.
Board to
Applying Biahopru-i Wall
CHM“.
itvatlvtn who lllii‘llii to build or rc-
t‘onutruct old hulldinca “ill be iillcr
«tiled in lilahoptlc \\’aii Hoard and
’Shcuthlnn the new material which to
.l0\'()iililvtni2iiifl the building uorid. liar
,llttiiall) “'ilt'l'l‘ at'l‘\itt‘ Mill t‘t‘illli‘iil}
. .lrc tit-aired
g Charles H. Ais‘thorpe
; G Sravuew Ave.. South Nor-walk
l Tel. 300-2.
THE NEw SCIENCE
l Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science or the
cause of the dine» and the art of ad
lulting life same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Elven If done to childhood it
creates pinched nervee and pain is
later life to the different organs and
limbo
Chiropretoors remove the cause oi
this disease and vain. and health}:
restored through harmoalaiu the six
"I", systeme In your body.
Nome-noes. itheunstien. Paraly-
sie. Heart. Kidney and Female Die
eases are given aoeclsl attention; also
Curvature of the Chine. You will
never remt giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
1‘. FRANCIS. D. C.
u waeulno'rou or. so. nonwatn
Magnetic Treatrnente amp Alec
Iron Age
Garden Wheel
TOOLS
The home gardener end the mar-
ket gardener. the big and little
r. ll.-i:itia. 0:101. 0:40. ran. .
, farmer, the mash fruit man. the
poultry raiser, will not get along
without these tools when they
have once tried theta. 'i‘hey save
hard work, help to produce better
crops. One man can do as much
with one so four men with a hoe.
Cell for catalogue. .
; CHAS..E. now
00- allowance“.
I flue month and April was not.
lesmima that he
rvice again vary a or
Firat clear evidence that a auto waa
~ blowing during the thrill wan furuinh-
ed this morning by the npputtrailnc ot
a chimney at the corner of (“ore at root
and Fifth avenue. "i‘hn chimney watt
practically wrecked durint; the plain
by the wind.
Contractor H. V. (.‘at'ua t-atallllah-
meat is a busy can throw dayc, for Mr.
Carr han contracttl for tho l‘tili‘ill'ilt'-
tion of a number of now hull-"it“, let-mu
oi oi“ thorn in ideal horwalil, M tht
preheat time he has aiatccn t'nl‘l't‘l
tors in llla employ.
The oyster acct] hoping \‘i'l :wlu 3071'
now beginning to llil‘il’i' in consider-
able ntlmhcra in the harbor. This
morning the acctrc oh‘ thc Gregory
Point dock won an interesting one.
There new name half (loan-u aloops and
Ht'imtlilt‘l‘li there and till-:s Wcrc. bring
ioudcd hy thrrc or four orator atcalu-
era. '
Only the wearing of the oldest kind
of cioillea will he pertained at the
third 'l‘imea Social of the liipworth Lea-
gue of the lanai Arcane Methodist
Church tomorrow cvcniav, at the home
of Mr. and Mra. Amhroac Carpenter.
Good ciothea will entail a fine. no will
also the wearing of anything, in the
way of jewelry. 'i‘lu- aoclul. it in ex-
pected. will prove moat auiuaiaa.
'l‘he baseball onlhusiaata are chafing
to get out and practice. it in ilaurcti
lililt the, Mayflowcra will be aide to
start in early in April; that is. if the
weather in at all iavm‘ahic. It is hop.
ed tlult weather conditions of a year
ago will be revered, when March was n
Thus
for March baa been very ilonlah in
tone, no that it will not‘hc a surprise
if April in more kind.
Mra. Julia Plait. of No. iii Van Zandt
atrect. celebrated the seventy-accent!
anniversary of her birth last Saturday.
in the. evening a flirac number of
friends gave her a surprise party. She
received a large number of gifts. emu
cral cash preuenta being included in
thc rclncmhrancea of her friends and
relatives. The gucata had a moat, en»
ioyahle evening. and partuok of all ex-
cellent copper.
The t‘onri lv‘rancca Social f'iull incl
at the home of .\ira. (icorgc Miller. .\'0.
ti Hendricks avcnuc. lac-t (waning.
There wan a large attendance. and fol~
lowing lili' haalneaa ulcctina there was
a social flluc. Selections on the graph-
opllouc u'crc llivcu hr f‘, Miller. and at
10:30 a tclnptlnlt lunch was rcrvcd.
The party broke up altorlly after midi
llilrlu The next llll‘t'iil; nili hr at
the houw of Mrs. Mary l‘oic. on April
3rd.
w...“ . .
The East Norwalk lt'iru lllnil'it'l colu-
lalitcc hcld a regular llll‘ciiliu last or.
onion. at the motor nt-ut-mror house in
Remit-w arcane, lull llturi- \wrc stomu
important lcattcra liliil could not be
diululactl of at that timc .illfi ’llt lul-
)lilll‘ll'llt‘ill \vua taken in \\'t~iut tiny
tot-Nun. A tuclnhc'r of ”w «t‘tvwott» o
Mild today that the huwialu in not:
tion is very important Lit'ti lm .ou- Itit‘l‘
rd ii boat not to stair phat it l‘- until
aftcr the mcciinn.
'l‘onlorruu will iii" an illilmllnilt lml'»
ted in tho \‘l'oshlnctoti ntwit lirltlall
projrrt, m.- at iivltf tint.- tllcrc will he
a brushv in my the lcaiolatirc rout
lliilict ll: i.lil tutti i‘er‘ii Nu'l'waiit in \‘i-
tally ililti‘t':~ltti ill l"i~ lllltiit‘l‘ lilHi ii is
thvrcfnrc hopttl ‘lmt them ulli ho a
large rcprcm-ulatlon i‘twu tho cud of
the town, \‘i‘ililv t'liiilil‘liltb‘lll in tho
hridac baa r-hlvrd a “ilil‘ at lilm‘a with
some on account of ill" ‘v ilLiiil nl ililit‘
l‘t‘i’liiii'o'tl it) tilt lirmmwip: limo in.
always li‘ViI'l‘li that ”it "l'|~' i ‘ili‘
ly an t-tcliluality.
turner *'
Robert Scalzi
AOINT FOR ALL iNIURANOE.
REAL ESTATE. MORTGAOEO.
SURITY IONOI. NOTARY PUR-
LIC. PATENT. UICURIO. AD.
MINIITRATION OF lhTATII.
AND COLLECTION OF RENTS.
OPFICI. HOWAY‘TON AVENUE.
TIL. 814
The new residence of i'larlo Stcrcns
near McKinley short is being curios-
ed by (,‘oulractor 'l‘ookor.
'i‘lu- prohatloacrs‘ clan» h. the flu-
trnytoa iiothodiat EiliN‘fii‘l‘li Church
ment In the chapel. this attnruooa.
Frank P. Moduli and itmil. ulll
more from Captain l-. ll :utitsl‘a
place in itaweyton ItH‘iltlt’, to lil‘ovlz-
will also return there.
A meeting of the oillctal board of the
Rowayton- Methodiui idplacopal ("hatch
was held isllt ninth. and routine mai-
lers transacted. Plans are itclna made
to cilne the present rocferrucc your.
oldest residents of thin pin ‘ti. Iliiizi this
morniina of pneumonia. at tho bomb
of her son. Former Solcmmm .i. ii.
Raymond. The funeral will up until
Thursday afternoon at am o‘clock.
w
lllllii tutorial
hire. Rose Pntlior lithium in confined
to her home on Cal‘itaa l'tland with a
severe attack of grip.
Annottncemeut is made of the an.
alignment of tiles Manic» nirvana. of
this place to Elinor flurry. of Maine.
saw
Daniel Fredericks, chauffeur for J.
H. shipwsy. lett his automobile stand
in: near‘hialn anti t‘lreyroril Places.
in Stamford. Friday night. a far robe
valued at 0300 in it. The road was llOi'
’en
t Among the» who have uncalled-for
letters at the nation poatodlcv are
hire. W. flatly. Moi. hi. It. liarmnre. A.
lyu. hire. ii‘ieh. sister i “in. .\l -ii'nli,|
Mrs. Mary 13. Raymond. one of tilt!”
i .
"I tried all and. of bid“!
which failed to do the any
have found the right tam
face wall fall of pimples
After taking Cmrcts they all left. I am
continain the use of them and recom-
mending t m to my friends. I feel due
when 1 rice in the morning. Hope to
have a chance to recommend Case-rate."
Fred C. \Vltten, 76 Elm St. Newark. N. J.
i’lraaaut Palatab e. Potent. Taste Good.
{align . Never takeaquhuorGI-Ipe.
remedie-
. Never sold bath. Tiles-aw-
Inn tablet atom C .
cure or your «flint. Guaranteed
aic r‘rueslucr and Miss—”Adelaide
Fl‘llht'ii.
A monthly meeting of the town
board of school visitors was held yea-
icrday afternoon at the town hall
building, at which time many matters
of interest to the local schools were
tilkcaaeed.
Mr, and Mra. William J. Fleming,
.ir., are rejoicing over the arrival of a
bright little daughter. who was born to
tin-m Sunday at their home in Mans-
field avenue. The little girl has been
uanwd Marjorie Waterbury ”Fleming.
High Paint
'l‘he cheaper your Paint. the more gal.
loan you use. Tea gallons of DEVOE
(fun-tilt as much as 15 or 18 gallons of
low-priced Paint and coats the same to
die put on. A painter gets 03 to 84 per
day and generally paints a gallon a
day. iteckon the cost of tic-called
"cheap paint."
Schiichting Bros. 8: Co.
Cor. Railroad Ave. A Main 0h. Darlen
Select Groceries. flay, Grain. Flour
& Ft‘t'tl, Hardware. Paints, Glass. etc.
lllii than
The Y, M. (3. Regulars journeyed to
ithiacflcld. Saturday night. and tie.
fcated the Ridgeiield basketball five.
L’l-Ilo, James Morrison was at center
for the Regulars against Wilson, the
Company F player. of South Norwalk.
for the llldgeiields. Shroen, of Dan»
bury, refereed a very fair and lmpar
tial name and Mat? 3. Pettlt, of New
t'anann. was equally fair in his (lot
cialona an umpire. W. R. Johnson
played his usually fast game and was
ably assisted by Kelly and Rutledge.
two local boys, who are making good
dcapltc their age and lack of expel”
learn. Alfred ll. Raymond played the
first half and James Thomas the sec-
ond for the locals and both did well
individually and in their team work.
Wilson. Benedict. Stevens, Thomas
and Kellogg made up the Ridgefleld
team and they are a fast aggregation
and mild“ thclr opponents earn eVery
lore There was some talk of a
la‘l chcn Morrison was placed at cell.
;. r lwtausc tho Ridgcflelda could not
mind his roughness. Morrison. how
ft \vr, played each a systematic and
't‘it‘flfi game that he won the unani.
iiltlllti applause of the spectators».
.‘l‘lu to were more tools called on the
Itldcefield team for unnecessary
lullliililt‘hii than on the locals. Mor-
mon was undoubtedly the star
of the game. cutpiaying Wilson at
t wry stage. and he was the butt of
more than one attempt of questionable
tut-tics need. Tile referee kept
lite cattle comparatively clean. how
war, and he was none the Worse for
t‘.‘ gruelling. The locals stayed let
.2... dam-inc. which commenced after
ilu‘ f—‘IliiiC.
i .. Any akin itching is a tempentesi-
"l.
‘ 'l‘hc more you scratch the worse
.lt iiclwa. lloau's Ointment cure pilea
:. carton » any akin itching. At all drur
HOI'C'S.
l ~ Aw-..”
‘ want.
hire. Granville Adams is confined to
the house with an attack of neuralgia.
Mrs. Frederick Banks has been the
guest of hire. Helen Godfrey, of Can-
non.
hir. and Mrs. it. C. Williams were
gimid” guest. of friends on Lyons
a n.
The house and buildings at Norfield
term are being repainted by Contrac~
tar hitchinger.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Carver, who
were married last week are realdink
for the unseat with Mr. and hire. sun-
ron S. Carver.
J. M. Lockwood and W. 1’. Lock-
vlood and family attended the funeral
of their aunt. Mrs. Henry Burr Btur~
ace, in Wilton. on Sunday.
Mr. and hire. '1‘. w. f‘readwoil Were
week-and guests of friends In Bethel.
Master Jamel Coley has spent aev~
crsl daye with his aunt, hire. Henry F.
Colebura. in Norwaiil.
M
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Brown. of
tiridgeporl. are in town. helping to
cart! for Mr. Brown‘s mother. hire. Ro-
cclla Brown. who continue: very ill.
fur. and hire. .1. ii. Snyder. Mr. and
hire. achlmmel. George Libbey and
itroderlok Bennett are the candidatee
upon whom North-id Grange will con-
for tho that and second decrees. Fri-
day evening.
'f‘iln aerial given March if by the
Not-fluid Aid Society in honor of St.
Patrick. under the direction of Mrs. A.
0. Bradley. was a very onloyabie affeir.
with a line program or reeltsdoaeud
irtsh melodies. 'i’he hail wan beauti‘
fully decorated. the Ihsmroch redow
inatiag. Mrs. 0. 1i. oiled
Charles uracil were mentally dawn
their rendition of Tipperary. with lilac
Linda Mchishoa as piano accompanist.
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The price of ostrich ieathera has
advanced. but what to hem without
“iron
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tag. ‘ Simue'of‘thetnaiides as published
were not thonnluoa on the deeds till
the property, and while no trouble in
anticipated in thematter, in the opia-
ioruoi.’ Mr. Walsh, should be made ‘
right. The resolution formerly adopt-
ed was again pursued with the auggesta
ed changes. ‘
Chairman of the Fire Deporimonii
Thompson brought up a matter whiciv
was referred to the corporation coun-
sel. Bide were recently. requested for
work to be done in the electrical line
at the Hope Hose house in Water
street. Tilollieed a Voik Company!
sent a representative to meet Mr.
’i‘horapaon. but the latter refused to
do business with the man who came. .
because he wan only an employee. He
told the man where he would'be will-
ing to meet one of the members of the .
company to talk over the business." Mr. ‘
Thompson was told that the man he
wished to see would call on him. He
thought nothing more of the matter
until some one reported that a line iob~
had ben done at the the house. He ‘
was surprised, that there was another 9
one to come. He received a bill fro
the company for 385.08 for the w ‘
that had been done. No agreement
had been made and some of the mem- ‘ .
bars thought that the amount naked? .
was altogether too much anyway. The
bill was referred to the city counsel.
Another bill from the Jones Plumbing
Company. of Norwalk, for making a ‘
connection while the paving total/all.
street was going on was bronahi‘. up ‘
and ordered paid. . .
Councilman Quintard reported that
instructions had been received record.
ing a charge which the insurance com-
pany wished made on the wiring atthe
fire houses. It decided not to gratify
the wishes of the company "this time.” ,
as the wiring had been ..chanzed
enough times, and it was the opinion
of some of the members if. these
changes were not recommended occa-
sionally that cement the inspectors
would lose their positions. it was the
general opinion of all of the. board.
members that the chases were no-
necessary and they will stand {or the
present at least. , . :
Councilman Betta reported progress
in the tastier of securing furniture foil
the council chamber. He will siVe d
definite report later. . T
Mayor Finnegan stated that the mic
dents of Kellogg street and Grandvlewl
avenue want a light which Is at thd
intersection of the two lhl hwsyl‘
‘l .
tor was referred to the chairman on r
the light committee, Daniel F. Tourney... ,
The mayor also reported a complain!
from Mrs. Taylor. of Ward “street;
whose place she claimed wee fibula! _
ruined by the rush of water from" {ha
hill in back whenever it rained. it'll. ,
the opinion of the members their tit!
trouble was the result of 0 {location
location for the house and that‘thfi'
council could do nothing about it.
The real move of the evenlrig mind ‘
next, when Mayor Finnegan. apelitinfl‘
for the public. stated that some actloil
should be taken to better the candles
tion of the main thorotighiaifes.‘ HO
stated that what was neceshary"m
rrcaswollrs, so the people could get
from one side of the street ‘ 01!.
taking . a lot or undesired mu ti: 11in
recommended the. walks to be planet!
along West avenue and Mala hire». :
Councilman Toomcy’ suggested All“
one be put up his way and he way they
formed that he was too far back. Poo-e
pie on Center avenue have to wear-be
here if they want to cross “MOM
said the mayor. lie was informed the
boots would be the only we thing! I
wear around Stevens street. it val
finally voted to give the street oom~ ‘
mlesioncrg power to lay one crosswalk! ;
of whatever material he thought heat
and in the place where in his Julianna
it was most needed. .
Congratulations were then extended L
to the street commissioner for 1116
waste paper cans which he had set 000
and he was ensured that the hollow
would cooperate with him in hoopla:
them in order. . i '
The question of Stevens street that
came up. The city enuaeer was hell
present, but he had given slecioiod.
that a sidewalk could be laid. Thq‘
cotmcll must. however, have n pctitiofl
signed by the property owners he!
the grade be given. The prbperty I
front of which the aldewalkl are loin
laid in in question now as the outflow-i
tion counsel to going to put liens (ill
some of the place» tor nonpayment 0|
tales. . -
u was voted that Joseph Cornell.
should be allowed to use the cit! ' ~
sprsyer for the purpose of prose“! ,
the trees on the payment of mm
aace 0a the machine. Some 0““
followed concerning trees. and “VII
uncovered that nothing may be
ed to a tree without the Iiehliitr‘fl ‘
line of $5. The atrcet coulomb-ed
was told to look out for arms ofteiem
phone and trolley compsnhe which
are uometllnos put on trees.
Recently moi-tints have come 1!!!
regarding Harstrom etudents film"
bail in Union Park. On loollnt go
matter no it was learned that t
property waa private, beiohglhta,
some claimed. to the Curtia «on. M
as othera to the Olmsieed «tote.
Which it does belong to. or whatnot:
the city owns it or not. is a dam,
One councilman thought that the ii
in}: {‘1 “Mil? it 1: face ofthe
w a says at w ”prom ‘
he othrmf polishing: tor a WI
engtovtrne a helium.
property. The city hoe not" m
In the parka, it haa :IiI‘iil iiiiltl W
and dating the lunatic ot each .
it keeps the placedn shape and .
tie sttraotivenese hy eett as out _ ‘
. the handeomeet lower M.
city. And why dosh-the.“ 2.
this if the property I, '
veto entsto. wet the truest
one also. The “IMP!“ ~
but will likely cone aunt h
data. i' {a
The meeting voted *the
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changed to a better location. '1‘ 9 inst. ‘ ‘
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