Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 6, 1911 · page 6

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LSoUrHNonwsm 1

Jaime Golden. Editor and
Proprietor

 
 

 

it RSDAY.,.APRIL 6. 1;;

 

was

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W. ..roptitlously through the 101101111me

the shores between high and low wet 1

isionsries desire-10 bridge for bridge
urposes 11011.3

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suit 11401111111111 7
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All wronr-sil dead wrong-this3

notice of getting speoinl bills suit-E3 (Continued from First Pa“

 

straying the common-law 113m of when there was 11 chance The inset

, lug was undoubtedly one 01 the largest
111 people 'to take fish or shellfish on war held. the hall using more
than tilled and the voters and some

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

not to. be." ;-".i.,11..2 ,,

It was, finsliy answered, 1101 Mt

3¥111rlbutt could 13031, 11,003 how there could 1 .
be 0 111111111 bridge 1for which the

town was responsible .

Following the reading of the bill bv
Town Clerk Smith. selections John
Devine asked if the 31 outlet: to bill was
not needed. The records of the clerk
shorted that it was before a previous

tor was always hesrd when he on: t ‘

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TOMORROW

rises 5. '27; sets 6:23
{133131 tide 5 :30 a. m.; 6.33 p.311?-

uovcr built and which there is no in-

 

open until some oel-lishor or slum-j
inner. intent on getting n'.’1ness."1

 

 
 

 

SOCIETY NOTICES
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110000110 otnsc'rouv.
“0 W011 LOdge, No, 100 F. and A. M.

 

erntions have done without lot 01' hin-=

 
 
 

‘iiiisln street 1st and 3d 'i‘uesduyml
och 111011tl1-July and August.
,euttedw-al 8 o’clock. All M or ib-gisiatlvo hopper. when some 00-00"

Masons cordially invited. Reed
giéhlynn. W M Robert M. Wll'coit

“Tull others of his ilk. and sure the im
2W0!" Chapter. N0. 38. R. A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building.

 
 
 

each mouth—duly and August or
opted—mt 8 oclock. All Royal lit-iiii'
Masons cordially Invited. Willlndl' ”EH‘ Wich court the other tiny
1' animu.
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'l‘ho clam

ROBERT M. WILCOX. Sscy'

 

 

about. twenty clams"

3 5118' ASSOCIATION {(33
Nehemiah Candee. President
ice-president Charles J PidgGOfl them without thel1 knowledge or con

Frank w. Hadley, Seer-emit, 29em
1:,Matthew Corbett, Treasurer3_ ,.
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1.» 1ights bud been taken away

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gs -2-—-News Department

Usually the= excuse is that s. doolr‘ who were not voters 0110.111“ all of

KNIATURE ALMANAC FOR in 11 bulkhead is wanted, which sl'eE the space that Was not taken up by

“‘“" “tsutlon to build The shore is leitE

.-. “finds himself up against. an arrest for choir and Mr. Frost accepted. The ithe three different divisions—4110 com
3, 33101113 what 111; [rlbe £01 seven Ben. to 'nutes of the last mooring were “111113“me of the town. the attorney of the

ioets in Masonic Building, South drante lie knows nothing of the spa.
» ('ial bill that slid obsouroly into theE

e-‘d “representative" betrayed him and

S iiil memorial common rights uwuy 10E
Main stroct Id and 0111 Tuesdays of some individual who had the price. A31
case of this kind came up in s Greenl

H P Robert M' W119?!“ dip eers had no counsel and no better
plea than that “thev had only tskeni
. Yet with mini
MERCHANTS' AND MANUFACTURT“ poor pathetic excuse they represented visions whereby the. state In moulrevzl iihe se.nator

“the host of people whose common-lswEto assist in the paying 1.... the con Ehelp the bill 33 "a “umber of “3°33
homEsummon 0‘ "id ilridge. end

33 The fact that a motor boot mode 033111011011 of said 111111111- and
speed of nearly sixty 111le per honr.E

meeting. Attorney Hurlhutt made 0

the chairs.

The meeting was called to order at
8 o'clock by John S. Seymour, chair-i
man of the lust ion'n meeting. lie in
11th Generul Russell Frost to the

Was duly seconded. The motion was
“toward withdnwn and open discus-1
slon follou'ed.

1 Senator Donovan said that the way
the bill“ was presented 01 Hartford by

 

 

b‘y Town Clerk Smith and approved 05; proper” holders .1111 the rum not of
3r Loud Attotnoy John J. Walsh then in he sclectmen-wps 11 most humiliatin"E
1trotlucod the following “WNW“ spectacle He said that the select-E,

Whereas. The uloctnteu 0' ”‘ESEmon's bill “119d never appeared before:
toun have employed counsel to drui‘ti 33339 public at a meetin. , and a..ould not 1
and present to the committee on have, been brought up that we). "GE
E lineups of the legislature. now in 1100- Eclslmed that the state. which receivodi

stop at Hartford. 0 proposed hill. ”3““ from the town. should only in‘
which pro1ldes for th01.0nstructlon oi' itstlce 30 the people my it shots [or

0 bridge at Washington street. without the bridge He did not understandi
submitting the some to this meotins,i3h0w the people expected to "3 on lip E
E” '0 ““5 meeting 0‘ ”‘9 mm” and proprlunlon voted them by legislators
twithout any knowledge 0“ the part ”I‘ who were not interested. if the people:
the town, of their intention to present 1 themselves Wore divided as 30 who}

“1"”! ““6 Ethey wanted. The matter but! dibE

Wbelweus Sold bill contains no pro E81110“! the town, in the opinion of

"The lawyers shouid'

Elenstor's statements. and this was fol~E

E Whereas. Said bill contains no pro-E lowed by an acknowledgement of fire-3E
1vision whereby the Connecticut Com Eta; ashamed of the distinguished law. 1
Emmy is required to pay Its fslr iii-0 Eyer of the town who appeared In Hurtfi 1
portion of the expense for the con ’10rd and with finest clocotlon 11nd 0111- E
Etory tried to defeat the bill before theE
Whereas. Said bill contains no 0102 committee. This attorney deserves nilE

not long ago. lends an exchange 3013 vision whereby the buildings now abut» punuhmnm mankind can 31.10. sold ME
,3 PHONE CALLS 2 speculate on the possibility of muchf
greater speed being secured tor the.

'00: upon said brides may be legally senstor and when 1111. selectrnun 0pE
removed and 100". 0. they did by their sttomy.i
Whereas. According—10 the 0001'!" they deserve the 0011101010 matter of

9:1- -3—-—Business Department “‘1? 1" "Misaiifimic 1133981130? Steamship“ slant! of said Mil the brldse would be? 00mm corporations not being taxed

sore—Branch Office. Norwalk
4,890 ——Editor s3Residence 3,
7zg~5~City Editor’s Residence

V1 them. it says. the trip from

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

I E 1 inbout two and one half days.
.WHER‘E IS THE BRIDGE AT NQUZ-

‘51 The attempt mode at the town 1119?;
inst night to tome a public expresisloii
hr‘ favor of the purchase 01' the vain;
able east side shore front of 01111111"
1301' seemingly for park purposes.
Mb failure. The discussion disclo
The fact that other than the purpose
ostensibly made as regards 0 park
' re covered by the proposed bridge little Dy nil hinds oil the time.
3.“ and incidentally it was brought?”
1. tthut u park. for the present at
has not been not i01l8i\ con em
, glided by 111080 having the bridge
' 3001. in (lungs.
' The bonding of the bill nt tho meet;
in: revealed the fact that the object
Wins to take the property ostensibly
=for park purposes. but nctnsliy for
joommercini purposes. This would.
3 rive the owners of the proporty.‘
fig the bridge of their valuable more

nation.
at. and thus deprive them of tho Financier
henced vnlue that would come to
0proportp by the new bridge.

{01 the. reboot boys' pt~20blem
man can do 11 piece

(in):

live bouts cnn cross it in one tiny?
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RIGHT TO THE POINT.

 

president used to be superintendent o
caster, (1.

ing l1im.—-lioston illobe.

;troops were ordered to Texas Sonata

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land gentlemen were disclosedfiifl"
fits, bridge woodplle by further proling
buttons and surprising disclosuresdn
' ”linemen taking part in the G

1011. so that when the final vote

Merideu Journal.

incident in the assets! assembly hsv
not yet died out.

1. evenly divided.

1. wording of the resolution 0011 "m“
W

some as to whether to express

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

11100011111011 run was shown. “""ie "

New

This is April weather all right-Nu

:11,- Mr Hilton. the new secretary to the

31111 industrial school for boys at 1.43“
More members of congress
nuuht us well give up all hopes of 1001-.

.4.
3 Senator Bailey attempted on March
'10 to 1'.eslgn Three days later 2011001

llniley has since withdrawn his resig-
Thc secret is outuNew York

Luther Burbank hns invented a now

Other pickuninnies and full gr'oun' 111110111111 but we never found any
fault with the old ones but the price -—-

.4. ,
Foboes of the llanits l'llmun Judson

Republican politie-
finns seen in this row 11 sore thst will
‘1' resolution W“ “"92“ ii W“ “not be heated for years. l‘bere is s
1 1 1 that the sentiment was mitotic-3311011 deal more in the light than 0111
' Epenrs on the surface. ”Bridgeport Tole

.4...
One of our weslthy oltlsens returns
1 duelin- they should vote Yeoman-om 0 happy stsy st Bomervilis. 8. 0..
the method or taking the m in find New Heron. u in ms. 0 with
on bleak wintry winds.--

and other oceuugoins crafts. It the constrained twenty 109i south of the was smed and bit Donavon claimed;
same rate could be mnintainod among buildings °" ”‘9' north side. ”“1 ““t ““1- “ banks and other corporations;

through the whim of the buildims paid their taxes 11 would be unaccu-
Eon the south side leaving all of theEsary to go to lisruord for money. E

“York to Europe could be mode I“ 3hulidings and the norm side “Indium; E

Mr Donovan stated further that theE

'l'hutE and the mutilated portions of the 0M“ bud tobeuedc almost O'Neill 1
may he very true. but it reminds 01101 buildlnue ("1 ”“3 “"1”“ “”9 standlnx.E1’, for the trolley company and th.0l'

‘lf one
of work in twelve
“1111,1111, twelve men can do it in one
but 11 one host can moss the
('1 ocean in five days. is. it also true that.

for which buildings, the town wouldyw“ Will they

have to pay I11 the whole. then-(010' 31-33,, days ".9 av". \rhcu bridges are
I"! "1 E built to support 0‘ ion of hay. ssid the'
Resolved. That said bill the not 1111- lsonator.
prmed. and that the solectmon are days is build a bridge over which 03
hereby lnsttuoted to withdraw said bill forty ion electric. our can run. And
from the aforesaid finance committee should the company that owns those},
Mr Walsh spoke on the resolution? care not have to 1130,11? Mr. Donovan
He stated thgt the matter was not 0 concluded by urging fair play and “10':
personal one with him. but in his opln-. Wot m 1mm;
3, ion it matter of the taxpayers 0(1le

town. There. is no feeling us to tho went over the matter as it had been
need of the bridge. said Mr. Walsh.

stated before, making the additions
i’l‘he mutter is only 0 question of 1le that the selectmcp were not present;
construction. 1110 wont on to criticise= 01 the. meetings of the committee whenf
the eeloctmen for their notion and they 1100 been invited end that they:
thurncterlsed it 00 discourteous He did not present themselves when thelf
thought that the town meeting use the bids were to ho opened lie said that
place to lune the bridge mutter die of thesubstltuto bill should prevail 1.1111
cussed and that the1

should help pay for it.. >

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3mooting and have had the mutterblll.
r3 threshod out in Norwslk. Ho discuss!
ed the clause in the original bill pm-geeptlon

1 parts of the state had received lsrseicommittee had done nothing. He sold
appropriations from the 011119. Ho
then stacked the action of the select-
ion in leaving out the trolley com-
pany. The 0101111400 of 1909 were quot-
ed, and Mr. Walsh“ declared that the
trolley company should pay its just
share for the bridge. There is 011 set
in the legislature which will compel
the company to pey its shsro. sud ister
Mr. Keogh in discussing the matter
sold thst the bill referred to by Ir.
Walsh would also compel the trolley
company to my 0 Just shsre of the
cost of construction of the brittle. if
at my time they should went to run
over it. though that thus was not us-

end that was to put gravel on the mud
lists and came from 0 member of the
committee.

Attorney Hurlbutt spoke of the bills
of both the committee sud the select-
men and picked dues in both. or the
sum time emphssislu; some of the
[00d (centres. 13!. claimed um the

by the town. He use opposed to xiv-
in; so much power to the committee

101100 for 0 report.

motion to table the resolution. which ‘

tht we burn to do now-Ii

John 1" 11011130110113“ the utmmlttefi

representstlon it would be better to patch up the old1
that went to Hartford should have first bridge than to throw away money on1
1 presented their objections to the town whet wss planned by the selectmen'uf

i

Selectmen Devine took 0 derided 00-:
to 001110 of Air. McMnnrm‘si
riding for an appropriation from theistatemonts and said thst sll of the?
slots and gave statistics showinnE work that bud been done thus for bud2
where less Important bridxos in other1 been by the selectmon and that the

that only one bid bed been received,

crisis-1.1011100 not been before the.
town inserts: and was out outbound '3

and to waiting until the work was 0111 .

Attorney Keogh snobs sud told of,

 

met emphatic protest and loud,
Wont 111111 of. doubt on 1‘

 
 

' finiiment sll'esdy existlnsm
11-min: miner the
mourned by the bill
5b! the letlslstivs usuimi
substitute bill thst meets
ppm-oval. it will be 0 ver! :1.
00 to whom the“
More. to sin 01111011 1011-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

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Wii is units 011 boner to lisve our new
, congressmen appointed to such so Im-
matter now “an“, “33333710011001 00111111000010 the house 00 rim

to 0110 so 1000 11100 who me new
Mari?” ’

 
 

 
 

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New Haven Journfl-Cgurlor. in after the bridge had been complet-
ed. The question of the bulldiups 000
then ulscmsed 0100 claim 111000 the:
it was absurd to my "00.000 for the
pieces sud still leave than there. He
concluded by ssyluc that the salad
tote bill which the 0010000011 ‘hsve
presented has done looslouloble bsrm
sud that decided lotion 11100100 10000
by the nestles.

it 000 and that the 0001001 bill be
1-000. but the» 1m 00010 0100000000
tlou 01100101100. A 1000 which.
sud it 00010011100 in force 0! rte-01'
he the uremia-090 11th. m 010'
bill 1100 been 00041 Attorney .1. mm
11111101111 0000M the floor.

of post 010000 0011 post roads. for

odious 7001's in that body. who nevi
these 00 well trusted 00 Mr. Reilly.
.llperry m s member of this 00101
£0110» for seventeen yesn.-li0ridoh

{thrust 33.!

~01“
firesidsnt M 10011 apostle of pesos.
When public speasrs mention his
Hilliard It Is 33mm with
use 1000 Wiles Julie
011000. we 00011100. ball it with so 0&

 
 
 
 

 

leutrosn's bill should be 000000. The
town so tbst sll whens of the 0011111110
people 001110.110 110000 00001., The 0011.1

00110011011 my 00100 000 thus when
00. the 0010000100 to 00m out the

 

10100000100010.1001- the 0000001

001011 Henmdtlwpsssspeeftbe
resolution 2

Intrusion-09000000100000.1111
Attorney 11qu 000001000 00 10-

 

 
 
 

 

 

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W.mmmm;mnm.
too if M were unfavorsbis be the

00m assassination»: 110m ,2
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New Goods >
All Your Spring Needs

 

EXTRAORDINARY VALUE GIVING on Only the NEWEST SPRING MERCHANDISE

JUST A PEEP AT THE FEW THINGS WE LIST BELOW WILL GIVE YOU STRONG HINTEOF WHAT
IS IN STORE FOR YOU HERE TOMORROW.

 

O
Wants

A msnulscturer's. this season's
choicest styles. The lot in-
cludes plain and fancy models,
made with either high or
Dutch neck. some with kimono
sleeves. designed in Lawn.
Lingerie and Crossbar mntcrw
iail, all 010011: regularly 81.50.

Friday Special

790

 

Undermusiins

CORSET COVERS
26 dos. Corset Covers. nude of
line quality Csmhric. trimmed
“with embroidery edge. 01!
sizes; regularly lilo. Friday
Special .

12'40

NIGHT OOWNS

3 Women's line ousltty Nslnsook ‘

1000001011001er styte. «trim-1
, prints, of ribbon. isce sud, em-
broidery; value 81.79. Friday

W. 11.00

PETTICOATS
Women‘s long Muslin Petticoats.
made with deep tucked
liounce: exceptional mine at

7130. Friday Special

490

House Dresses

Women's onepiece "Princess"

House Dresses of fine quality
. Percale. in checks sud stripes.
; light and dark effects. all

sixes. Frldsy Special

980
Table Napkins

1000 dozen 30.111011 nil hemmed.
satin finished Table Napkins.
heavy quality; vslus 81.50
000011. My emlsl. 001.

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

70170000001. =
“101000110000
worth 0! bonds and

i

7 001000100011». ”000000011000

 

Luna Lawn

Just received this week. another
shipment of the Well-known
“Lune Lawn." all mercerized
in the yarn. sheer finish; value
25c. Friday Special. YARD

140

Dress Ginghams

Full 32 inches wide. neat
checks and stripes; regular
2.30 value. Friday Special YD.

“'40

Morris and Boys"
Night Shirts

Fine Muslin Night Shirts, trim-
med with feather stitch braid.
Friday Special

430 .

Ladies’ Hose
Ladies' Black Lisle Hose. excel-

lent quality. 01! sizes. Friday
Special

2 pairs for 25c

 

 

 

Children’sRompers

Well made of Blue Chambruy,
sizes 1 to 13 years. Friday

Special
250
Men’s Underwear

Medium weight natural Shirts
and Drawers. sizes 32 to 46.
Friday Special

501: e
Umbrellas

Ladies' and Gent's Gioris Silk
Umbrellss. s vsrlety of mis-
sion and fancy bundles; relu-
lsrly 81.50 and $1.98. mm
81100101. IAGH

 

 

$1.23”

Embroideries

Cambric Edgings in a variety of
good psiterns, widths from 4
o 7 inches; regular Inc and
190 values. Friday Special.
PER YARD

12‘40

 

Handkerchiefs

Men's 1111 Linen ristn'wnne ‘
Hematltched Hundkercbiefs,
regularly 150 each. Friday

, 111:

Ladies' Embroidered and Plain
Hemetitched Handkerchiefs;
regular 12500 quality. Friday
Special

90 ea.—- 3 for 250

 

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.: 31'1"" 2; K 3‘13." 1
Toilet Articles ‘
WOODIURY’S FACIAL SOAP.

regularly 250.111 170.

BABCOCK'S CORYLOPSIS
TALCUM POWDER, regularly
151:, at 12¢.

PURE WHITE CASTILE SOAP.
Sc size. at 30.

 

Notions and
Small Wares

EMBROIDERED WASH EDG-
iNGS. white and fancy colors;
290 values (6~yd. pieces), at
190.

EMBROIDERED WASH BAND-
INGO (6171!. pieces); 500 vol.
nos, at 200.

VELVET (3an 1-100: BUF—
PORTER... 260 sud title kinds.
at 121/30. ,.

nulrssv HAIR sous. apo- E
olsl. 100. ' 2

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

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