: Interest
to
Women
Bib collars am designed to be worn
with u cont ooshrme, filling in the coat
V In front while clamping the neck.
These can be more or less elaborsted
according to taste. ‘
By way of a reminder lei. me sug~
seat that you always have your name?
I
printed In your rubbers and gloves.
it saves any confusion In recognising
your own.
A deep rich brown seems to be the
I limo IiII rhino;
I Company. who in In interview here
I} statements credited to osfloveruor
new assessment and now sell"
.aliovo‘statemnet in particular is inhp
{\sootioél’» .
Readers
VieWs
The Sentinel will be pleased to so;
ccive letters for publication. from its
readers; under the above heading. A
brie! and ,tothespolnt communication.
as a general proposition. carries mm
weight 'snd conviction than a lengthy
one In which the argument is ‘not
concentrated. We do most emphatic-
ally unseat brevity. Inns-winded ar-
ticles. we have observed. are the last
to be read. and are many times avoid-
ed altodether
THE BRIDGE-PARK PROPOIITION.
Editor of The Sentinel.
air: There has been so much mis-
understanding about the bridgo.and
especially about the park, that”!
may be disposed to receive a'ststs-
meat. from one among the hundredsoi
citizens of this town who have favor-
ored both foam the start and have been‘
convinced that It meant great good to
all regions of the town. however dis-
tant horn the brldte. and to other
towns. and w the smile.
MIT.“ Iii-ll.
(Continued from First Pose) -.
W
yesterday with a reporter took excep-
tion to certain rebently phbiinhed
Woodruii'. one newbies follows: .
“it is ropound that Jeremiah
Smith In Sons have Just sold out for
$1,000. 000 or mono. and the plant
must have been worth that sum or
the parties would not lave paid so
much. Two years an and prior to
that time «they' had paid a tarot e534.
Last year they paid $1,609 under the
the
property for $1,000,000 or more. . as
I understand it. the acreage is about
3,600 acres."
Mr. Beardsley points out that tho
leading and says:
"The Seulshipt’oompany is roporb
ed as paying $1,000,000 for the Smith
properties and rights. That price
is too high when it is considered that
is large portion of the purchase price
was included in real estate and float-
Ing property Governor Woadruil
“I“.
1 notice that 'l‘he Sentinel has fair-
I - cred the War at least s‘bridae.
‘ I ‘ sud has opposed the park; but It the
whole southern and is not Motto the
state ’by adrerse position and should
he deeded to the town by the stats. “l
he rec nd Insulin! the rest at
it is (or as' dam the thing
can be a aJow with little additional
Given“ ind far cheaper than here
after. , l 1
Nor should the bridge and purl: be
complicated with the question or coa-
solidation. tinny like lineal! sue for
the bridge. with or without consolidan
UM. and for consolidation. with or.
without tools-lane. ideals ought to
stand or biscuits m units. and
both may be stated andzadvouted in
Isir terns. without mud: animosity;
and if out of discussion both should
come, i are constrained to believe dist
more soon will result thanphsa yeti
been estimated.
Very mnocifully yours. ‘
JOHN s. SEYMOUR.
..Norwslh, April 12. 10.1; I.
Lilli? THE GPIIICHMAKING.
Editor 0! Sentinel;
is there any justice or fairness in
holdinx up several hundred emails. as
mlwas the copy at; our last town Ineeb
Int? Why anomwo or three per-
song talk against time and thereby do»
prive the voters from ‘espraalns their
wishes? At the last town lanolin!
such a procedure wsb carried out and
I lure number from Winnipauk and
Rowsyton were ohiiuml to leave the.
hall, "before the vote was taboo. In or-
narrow more lustice than six who
have had successful business expor.
lance. end who are in sympathy with
the work and would like to see It no
through In a way shtlstnotory to ‘lho
purple. A. r. BEARD.
4‘
y o m A uaw comm-nee.
bridge committee and all Its branches.
with all their honeyed speeches.
claiming to be servants of the poo-
ilk and working for the people. to
hdopt the Lel’axe pose and stick to
their seats at tonighte town meeting.
so as to give the taxpayers and brain;
oi the town on opportunity to formu-
late a sane bill. on sane lines, end at a
sane price-mono that the town could
stand up under.
The selectinen are servants of the
working for the beat Interostkofflhe
m Ind should. have the support
cl every taxpayer In their efforts to
protect our best interests from, any
such gralting as was alluded to at the
last town meeting.
James A Brown. whose long busi-
ness cursor in South Norwalls remains
unstained. honest dealing with. every.
body. careful consideration of all met-
ters. combined with good judgmennl
makes up one oi the men the taxpay-
ers should stand bf
Alfred A. Avison. a man of character.
long a prominent. honest business man
of Normans. aIways faithful to his po-
sition and trust. whose business deal
inn have always been up and above
board
l
I
it old he a good. suuestlon for this
people, elected by the people. and i,“
Mimi" shade lot this am“ -3 mm” says the total acreage is 8 .500 acres
They acme in both suede and velvet” A3 a matter of fact in the plant 80-,
Among the velvet pumps one "all...“ cured from the Smith company there
navy-blue this season.
If you are In doubt as to the fresh
nose of your eggs. drop them in n 10
per cent solution of salt and metal
If they float, they are bad; but, If they i3
sink to thebottom, you may feel per
tectly safe in using them. II
Abbot pretty things can be made
of cretonne nppliuued to any creamy
cotton fabric: Table runners, centers,
pillow car are and pincushion tops. iln-
ished with bemstltching or cotton lace
--the Idea being to keep the whole‘
simple and uppreientimnd they
launder as readily as cotton cloth ii-
i
is not more than 25 per cent. of the
tong actuate in Connecticut. The
rest is in New York. Rhoda Island
and Massachusetts. The total acne
iuse sold was 8,000 acres of which
3.000 acres are in Connecticut; 400
In Rhode‘ Island. on which the annual
rate “1’5.“ acre; 1.000 in New York.
on which the annual tax is 13% cents,
an scre‘rthe balance In Massachusetts.
on which there Is an annual gm 0!
three cents an aura
“We have bought n number of
thousands of acres In Connoolk-fut and
elsewhere and the value of the s'cre
ass itself, as disllnct mm the “prod
stall on. has been arrived at satisfactorily
The Boston CWMNSCIIOOI 0110“!“ between buyeI and seller 80 that
the following: The most precious D037 it Is on established fact that there Is
session In life is good health. Eat no dilllcuily among practical men of-
modtruiolr'. breath deep”. exercise arriving at the value of the oyster
if it would not add two million dol-
dollnre of new taxable value attracted
here by this improvement. in addition
to any increase of values on taxable
property already here, this improve-
ment ought never to have been under-
taken and ought to be voted down at
the special town meeting tonight. 0n
the other hand. If it will add such
values and attract such investments
lrom outside. it ought to be voted up.
Istill again, with even greater enthus
learn. for the ordinary present tax rate
on these new values would pay oil the
bonds in thirty years. and pay the in-
terest meantime. without any Increas-
ed assessment on existing values; nor
Jould any other public improvement
be instilled unless It worked out in
the some way in cold mathematics.
The pork is so related to the bridge
Him the two rise or fall together.
lihough at first some wanted to see
John. Davina. whom no linger oil
scorn or shame can point at. thn§
in the rinhi will not be swayed by the
der not to miss lbeil trolley car home.
The people want ll new bridge end the
people who arg taxpnyora will hove to
pay the bill. Are not these people on-
titled to some little consideration.
The vote at the last mating nave rs
margin of III votes In fever of the
bridge commitme‘s report. Had the
vote been taken bolero the people
I were obliged to leave the hall. the vote
would have shown a margin of illl
against the report.
East Nor-walk Rowayton and Winch.
pack should claim their prerogatives
tonight.
WINNIPAUK.
THE NEW’IRIDGE APPEAL.
blsmy and threats of his party. buti
:inaioad stands ready to expose any;
‘scheme. * I
These are men who have no sites:
taxi-ind. no sand Locart. noboasml to:
lhlre. no Interest to dispose of or lsndl
its) sell that might be condemned ind?
bought for park purposes. alter their:
bill goes through. I
Experience Is the best teacher. ac:
dot well enough alone Isnd back up the
selectmen. and let tho’brldge commib
tee keep their seats until they are:
called upon to answer, TAXI’AYEIIJ
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I
A GOOD AND JUST MANNEH OF
Silegia
Fancy Vests
W Guaranteed Washable
' $2.00
VERY STYLISH ANDfiNAPPY.
,-
SEE THE DISPLAY
SPRING OXFOROS AND FURNISHINGS.
SUITS OF THE KlNDiYOU’LL LIKE.
iP‘ricc’s Clothing Store
98flWashington Street
Phone No. In new 1106-2
fifths Elinor. The Evening South
" nol: .01 err-mud TH! copuvv sues.
'i‘hm ls no"an why the writer "7 “UNI-E HERE _IN
M UNI note should have any partIIn-~ NORWALK.
I" interest 1“”... ”mm,“ Washlns Ilsldltor o! The South Norwnik Elonlna
ton street bridge or should xivo him sentinel-
.tnd a brighter attest in that amine-o
‘mots of plants help a most
out of doors and get eight hours' sleep !
Wide cuffs and revere oi striped silk
on white serge costumes one a new
sumo in“ sedans-newline cplof ban
'sloniea so effcg'bed are excoedluqu
Gray silk with s vIoIoI‘
be is sometimes need.
pleasing.
stripe, for
by selectpd caries with a hair line of
block
A thin lhyer of mince! ham or fish
laid on sll'ccs of toast before the'
dropped egg for breakfast is placed on
the squares give a nice flavor and add
to the heartlnoss of the dish. i
Wood ashes uprinkled around the
deal
their
towards making the colors of
blassomn more vivid.
For a simple wedding. where a veil
is not to be worn, a wide tulle lmndenu
with orange blossoms in approprlelo
ind electlio. l
Little dresses cut in a single piece
Ind seemed under the arms are dainty
ud interesting things to make. The
(timing appears in the form of yoke
decoration of abused pieces or mind
'Wk.
libr warm weather. children s romp-
.cs are almost without exception msde
with low, squsmcut neck and Mort
sleeves, but many children moire the
Retention of a collar during the severe
and ohan yeable weather. I
It is snie guessing that few brides
.1!“ care for the new hoax-teshaped
paranoia that have been dosisned ior
their especial pleasure.
dome miliiners vary the chiuon llow~
on with which tho! are aiming
MW MI by" veilinguotae‘ e! the
pink with another shade of sullen.
I'blsclt.
jlilha following recipe has been re-
“redder entiro wheel bread sshsd
,s. few days ago. The contributor
Winston. reoipeisqoethat is our
Minnesota» mommy and the
*de by their fatally
“hm oops notire When.
”bmmfisndeo
main-..woamim out. me
Ilifllsolfilhtwotssspoeas halv-
momentous-on
and investment dnder adverse condi-
wounds in all Mania that we Dill“ :the bridge built and the park aban-
chase the value ".5 in the oysters doped. Some others even now regret
themselves, not In the land Eve "I limit the word park was ever brought
'sumlnn; that we will” 31. 000 000 for into the question. sud would like to
the Smith property. $100000 0' that lune had another word used because
puIIlInse ”me was Included in the Ill. was misunderstood. llut It is hot.
real estate alone aside from the van it“ that the "mm” was stated in in
sole of ”‘9 heel Iworst form first. and no attempt onxhti
“While there in.» many thousands to be made to ed" in aomehlnx up ‘
of bushels ("girders on the ground; dgzgnothel name. not “2“ in ' 8001!
these are u sohllely unmarkelsble ‘
until transported to some other state. I TM bridge cannot I" built without“
They may remain on the grounds hero I the park. unless it is build among the‘
for five years and still he nnsalesble. buildings. The park is "new paid
and by transplanting to other mieilm’ by paying damages to the build
may be made “"39““. In six I Inns for cutting off thirty feet of those:
months. I I . on the south. moving the bridge fifteen
"Mr Smith h“ paid 1m. to tho? feet away from those on the north;
cit) of New Haven on wharf and rcsl"“d having paid ins u" whole °'
estate The 9°”th company Dll’l i these properties. it Is common lsirness
bis m“, In Bridgeport and "inc". that the town should own them over
taxes In (our other states. We don’t afterward. WM it h” M I”
object to s tax on oyster grounds we the”
"a “‘1' “It: to lull? taxes on the Me“ \i hIle we are at It. those other
value grounds. but we do obieci to buildings on the south side or Bea-
being singled out by a special form vlow avenue ought to bedought now
of tax. and inasmuch as the value “a paid for at than (an. value.
of oyster grounds can he arrived at: F” one. I h." “0"" “"0”"
as well as the value of other property” "mm.“ a “u“ °“ m” ””k' “w °"
we want to PM s fair rule of We“ hereafter except to build a public
ment on [he ”he. no more. landing on the east side of the mill
“The distinction between oyster ch‘"“°l' and 1““ °“ to build ‘ “I”
brunt-flies bore and in other sistea Mk“ “0‘35 ""3 channels u’ mm the
in which a per bushel tax ls lsid h dredging! that iovernment contractors
that in Connecticut the planter owns may 1"“ “I the 9“" rather “1” “3"
the grounds and has developed an in, them 0‘“ w W- and Without ”9°”?
dustry from a barren territory snd to n“ “’7‘" i“ the same "7 “i”
the crop is the result oi up ellorts Mr. lscfltillen Is union for the benefit
or his own property on the othar‘sld‘e
of the channel. But having bought
up those properties. it would have
been shortsighted not to buy tile
whole at the same time and let it lie
there. at a nominal expense for led
per bushel tax is the «was o! to. as. The" in “m W m" We l
we sninst the Individual on m W‘s Wk: Ind om 101' th- malice.
privilege on the state's ground ”mu” that W '0" k 5“ My
for catching from the stats." ' ‘ W as | ”I” w i“ “1' “"1“"
W 1mive with fables of expense. Willi
mu HAWAII? tsmvol'v VII“. the result that the Writes cmflb
Decanter of Late air. and Mrs. B. A. given book. and the brim be Milt
Minion Wis Br. I}; A. Mask. some; the buildings. they will uphold
lndrshtord.hl.J..stssesrsslsnlsy boththspsgsandihebfldsmhsm
osmosis-mums with even the greater optimum.
And that). a path at hand is vol-tit lee
tions. In other states where there is
a per bushel tax the stats owns
rounds and oysters on them are of
natural growth. Both around and
oysters belong to the stste and the
so" any concern about it. His location
Is such'that hails“ onusliy well accom’
modeled it there 2: no”~brldge'I what-I
ever. He can my trial. vibe ‘hyI
going the Olhrr “or.“ lint as n elitism
of the town. intermodgimiis our” 1
Will you. kindly allow me space in
your enlarged. lilomlned and progress-
ive paper. in code; that it may express I
what I maiden so both. logical Inerbi
«ed to settle monopoly oherllr question ~
here at homo. and one which the writ-
who would mm m a"; it gnaw” or In merely subscribing to as an on
and prospomuo and who would not dorsempm, and lhsi is the manner in;
wish [.3 be (mg-39ml. I'm. . Imp or which tibcrilf-clon V‘ollmer has aclcct
public ",er “$0M" mm whyro u is oil In smile. the sumo plcdliamout In
anally acodsd‘ the public Improve Sumford viz. to have the town oom-
menI of a now bridge has had its ap-I’inliteo' Inemocrstivl who are the
ll“. :duly authorised and legalized represen-
There are mm or two pom. ”my no» . lsbivoII. parliculnrly lo the party from
our to me to ssy'in Ibe paper with your? WEN they are chosen and upon Whom ‘
Ipeimlssion. all matters iwrlalnlng in the party:
First, ulth round Id In. proposition i Ind would 8 interest are centered. Hm .
to protect the brl die from abuttinIKHW In mercies assembled and by bal
buildings, that in supposing we shall [Gide determine whole their Judsmoui
have a new brldve. The Bridge Gun and so decided will he the men. if
struction Committee have left “with mono new arranzcment oi re
ear
tions of law to the Legislative Commil- l dillflflinl‘ "'9 WV“ ”N'mlfiv "i ‘hk‘h L ‘
mat. the Town 0! Norwailt is to be ‘
Ice. The Constrnrtien Committee have
employed no l'uulomuuel. and have
bad no moon to do so. but the boils-
lativs Committee assert that there is
no sure way to aeouru thiu protection
from shuttles buildings except by con-
damnation for park purposes aocalied.
It seems to me {or one, that they have
established their position. This park
property peed mot be Improved mill
such time as Is town may direct and
In such ways filling could. in time.
bo done with t chum The select
m’en have sat over and over again
that they do lids bolle'oils this Wed!"
lion ' of the bridge from enamels.
meets by a park. The Bridae Con»
struetion Committee do not am with
thin Is this. To a man they Ire op-
posed in abutting buildings built on
piles, ballast a concrete arch bridge.
'i'hla committee were mostly strands»
to the when i no them in this role
l have sauna than men and:
conscientious in their endeavors to
tarry out the pill of the mole: hul-
sinned and to do View unlit
sndduvt mvmu. wrists «littlest
of the question I all W the all
one o. mIm mow WW
newmmwwfllisflotsfi
mountainous: mom
In any case. Ito W? “W“
“WW
one distrlcl. therefore one deputy. then i“
let see as a Democrat who is very do
aim to ward off what is already pro
Imps itself and that surely means;
lint tactics are continued discord is
bound lo follow In the Wake
ailment Mt Sheriff Vollniev so one;
step further and submit to the Demo;
erotic 'l-‘own Committee of the three:
Inns. in Joint meouno‘mmolod. {In 5
taken by the members there present.
which one of lbe‘hndidatoe already
announced or any one as a candidate
Loy them so be choose. not let their
intellect ss declared and determined
by said ballot. be a guide towardrdisa
emission; what must appear to the
heuelodliiu whom weareseesrn
sally hapaiul (or incense. and whose
disintemtion. disruption and If pros. '
I would W .
districta at Illa whole Town of Nor-l I '
consideration. test and7 rocommendn '. ,
ties as detenuinod by secret bellot
POLICY to have the Plumbing and Hestiugmf your
house of the very best quality.
It lasts longerv—it looks better-wit works better
and It pays better. because there's no repnlr bill to
add to the original cost
1“LET US put In QUALITY HEATING and ELEM]!-
The Jones & Hotchkiss Co.
17 WI" “feet Phone 742' ' ‘Norwollt. Come.
annulus cusznruuv memento
3 .
at the 441001330
LOO h. p Touring Chr
Equipped with silk mohair lop. wind shield. use and oil lamps. Bosch
magneto and cell: eyervthinu flrsi~olneu Guaranteed foi‘ one your by
the Momma, for pleas. For full particulars c‘nll or address
T E LOCKWOOD 8: 6.0..”
Garage. wsm street... Norwslk. pom.
3. Wall Strait—4PM”)
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The Batch 81 Bailey Company
Telephone 40. with Branch Stations in Aboepartmcalts
OOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
LADDERS
REGULAR KIND. 12 to 26 it.
EXTENSION. 24 to so it.
YOUR REPUTATION ABLHOST
depends much on the qualityof the
meats that are rived. Poor cooking
may spoil good meals. but good cook-
ing cannot. redeem poor meats. sum
right and give the cook a fair chancem-
order some of our juicy masts". and you
will ilnd them lender and shiisfyhnr
in the extreme.
Chamockh Market!
TEL. CALL 44-5. FREE DELIVERY
' 7d NQRTH MAIN 8T.
u
immense burdens oi responsibility all,
have at home shouldilendkevsry aid to
“Murray- eonlussd and diiloult
problem tor settlement. This will. 1.
indie”. ‘pvesem and save the party
unmissadbahnoavitlst studs iline
m stone Want disaster. over
slow also other manner. or auction?
and will unis mime to the m
buses:- or. om measure" mien
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