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W ., ‘ , H. WEATHER FORECAST.
/ y‘ . A, I ' For Norwalk and vicinity: Showers
7 Lad‘es DreSSlng tonight. Wednesday cloudy with
T‘Sacques 8t Kimonos
250, 500 and $1.00
Also complete assortment of
CHILDREN'S ROMPEJRS
at 25c and 500 i
E. 'K. BANKS
KAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK,
SOUTH NORWALK
showers. probably iollowml by clear-
ing. Unseitied and showcry Weather
prevailed this morning in nearly all
the northern sections east of the Rocky
Mountains and along the Atlantic coast
from Hatteras to Maine. Pleasant
weather prevails' in the southern sccP
lions. The greatest amouTil. of rain-
iail reported was 1.10 inches, at Al-
bany, N, Y
WEATHER A. YEAR AGO TODAY
SOUTH NORWALK FIRE ALARM
BOXES
Fire Alarm Headquarters at Electric
Works. Telephone for tire alarms.
No. 24.
3—‘Waehlngton and North Main Sis.
Mahacltemo Hotel.
4—~~*Day and Raymond Sta.
5a'lt 8t 0 Corset Factory. private.
GWI-lo’yt's Theatre. .
7—«Norwalk Hospital.
8~lilusic Hall,
City.
9m—Cross St.
12——*Wcst St. Franklin School.
13~‘Conocrd St. Concord and Lincoln
Schools.
1i—-—-North Main and Ann Sis.
lfiwi'iigh 8L, and liayview Ave.
16333240er313 iron Works.
17~\\’e3t Ave. and Cedar St.
lSwiligh School. West Ave.
leWcst St. and Taylor Ave.
ZileiL‘iy Ave. and Lowe St.
24-Chcstnut and ilenrys Sta.
Zhw‘South Main and Monroe Sta.
2tiwlnoxlngton Ave. and Austin St.
27~iWest and Elm Grove Ste.
(ii—South Main St..
Meadow Elia.
32-‘i.\i) Electric Works. State St.
iii-~‘Sprlng and Clay Sta.
35w‘l'iavilnnd and Water Ste.
37~~-*l.ock\VOod Mtg. Co.
dlwl’liiriiold Ave. and Cedar St.
42w Tililoi Ave. and South St.
43—“ oodward Ave. and Meadow St
dbwliuliitt and Qiuntard Ave3. and
Water St.
46MWoodward and Lowndcs Aves. ~‘
51~~~Goltien Hill St. and Eltnwood ave.
52 Waahington St bridge.
53——~Frolght yard and Ann St. private.
54—»Norwalit Lock (‘0 Prlinto.
' Denotes non interfering boxes. M
master box. from which the number 0
any box can be sounded.
One stroke at 12 noon and 8 p. m.
Itandard time. 1-
One stroke at odd times. testing or
line open. 1-
Two 3troitea after an alarm. ilro out
recalls department, 1-1
Three slow strokes. water to be ohn
oil. 1-1~1
At 12 05 p. to. each Wednesday»
box in pulled for teat.
Fire alarms for any district also re-
ceived by Elephants. 24.
i’hiiip Sohaub Railroad avenue, has
recovered from his illness. and is able
to ba out.
”nu—II-
Frederick V. Greene, oi the Look-
wood’s Hail theatro._apent yesterday
in_ Stamford on business.
‘St. Mary’s Young'VMon'a Club mo
int evening and made plans for a one
in! and entertainment to be held in
the near iuturo.
The cantor class at the High school
in enjoying ii) the final examination
Plans for the graduation are
96“!)le
yell under way.
Miss Myra Richards. oi the sonio
close of the Nomad: High school. ha
toaortodiryn .Mowr college to take
. her entrance examinations.
:1. now telephone booth to being in-
jstaii‘od iii lilo Norwulir hotel today to
' replace the iormor one which had out
grown its uloiuinoos throoxh its con-
ditlon.
, _ _ “ W .t .
. lira. Richard .Volzht. or Burritt avo“
nun. wont loot wool: with relative
and irionda in Danbury.
mother a hosts and they returned hom
yesterday.
The ‘Ndrwollt
hotels Clifford and
bet. (trove and
Miss Viola.
Volslit donut tho wuliltond with her
, i» Trade n in
hold a matter in the .Norwtilt Hotel
donolavs. No. 418.
Temperature: Low, 57-, high, 75.
Cloudy. 5' ‘
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Now pianos to rent for the summer.
season at the Sonnonborg i‘inno Com-
pany. Soc. adv.
Mn...“
A few good values for \i'odnosday
are. advertised in .‘iiinlxs adv. today.
thriller look thcm up.
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New screen doors have made the
lunch nation of Jack Montgomery. in
Wall slrcct, most attractive. .
.los'eph Mclnllighlln. oi (”impel airoct.
will probably epond tomorrow evening
with l‘l‘lends in New York oily.
”(inn is in a hold by limit when it
comma to broilinn. it yin: are inter-
outod. mad the adv. oi the ilmmaionic
Power Company.
«(lot n to Safety Razor ()utilt for
the. See ad on Page Three
.. 3-..an
«emoumo
. . recommendntlous oi City
..
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r.
i
itooma that look cool are half the battle toward Summer
comfort A view of our Summer Furniture will convince
you oi thin You will find many nongoations for hot
Weather comfort in title gathering of ireoh, clean cheet-
i'ul. inexpensive \liurniture. Binnie pieces and notion of
rattan. reed and willow. strongly built. yet havinb tin- up-
pcarance oi lightness and grace beiitting summer cot
lanes.
The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
12-18 NORTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK.
Gravel, Tar,
walks Concrete
- Old wants Re- covered ,
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Flag, Asphalt,
.4
0.0““ mm»
“BONNIE” LITTLE CHICK FEED
This It! a homo product. troah each day. composed oi old cracked
corn. millet coed. cracked wheat. aiool out out meal. and only materials
that grade in every reapcot up to our high standard areuucd. A com-
pinto grain ration ior little chicks. prepared nominally to meet the
needs during the critical period of chick lilo. Contains elements of
food which inaure cosy digestion and rapid. healthy growth. 1 beneat-
iy believe it to be the boat chick food on the market. because it has
all the good thiuga that the beat of them have. with the added benefit
oi bring ireab. which in meat essential.
'1‘.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality I.“ in price. always in the anode of its content»
era Ronnie Home Ground Feed for Hornet Cattle and Poultry
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TBOLLEI llllil’ NOW
SEEMS, T0 BE ASSUREDI
(Continued from him Page)
posed layout, which was accepted. om.
bodied. with slight changes, the last
Engineer
Samuel W. i-ioyt, Jr The action of
the council in accepting the layout
was unanimous and is believed to be
the moat bonoiiolai action to the poo—
plo”tnhen by the present administra-
tion since the mayor and council took
omoe.
Superintendent tiaiirey promiaed
that the company would get to work an
anon on practicable and poaoible and
that no more unnocesnniv deiaya will
hold in check this great improvement.
which will lend to protect panwngersl
and prospetiive passengero from and'
to the railroad. from the elements.
About the onlyother important mob;
tors which canto before the meeting;
were the hearings on the cliff and“
Bailey otrocts lay-out and the Putnam}
avmluc grade inyaoul. both of which;
Were referred back to the coinmltteear
.of irocholders for furihr countdown
tion with respective property holdorai
who entertained itrlevnnooo 3.
The meeting was called to order by"
Mayor Albert M. Pohlmnn. Cannon»;
men William Miller. William H. Mi".
Million, Jacob Lilixwollor. James
i’oworu and {lburlou .l i’lllgcon were;
present. '
The hrnrinu on tho liaiiuy and Gilli"
street layout “as client-r1 by the may".
or. the report of tho tommltloe oi
lion. holders being road by (‘liy (,‘lorlt
Hohn .l (dunno
(in motion of Councilman lion-ore.
fit one mind to lli‘itt‘lll the report.
i Micron-5.). l‘lcldcu iiuribull, apponm
ling for hlr3 loll-u. lillnabclh llolnlmnti
stnlcd that if the layout was in iii-
ltord “Hit the makers not. llioy cert din
lit- could pullout aunlnot the 333.33
iuonl3 of bit audio and «lactation iw
l‘l'licving that more damages should at'
gcrue to them by roauon of the «hundred
git“ tho oily done not not.- ill. to ohumto
itn moron, he warned that he would:
i
lhavo to TECQUNQ to law and who an W
Llappcni and h.- promised them that"
touch lilinntion was coldly lo ‘ail put“.
tilt-3i cmimrnmi. ,
C
l lior. Stephen F. ii‘horniizhy spoke
(inr Brothels“ Lodge. M) 10. l i) ii.
i‘ .. hold a wiluiar business meeting last
evening. Nothing of” nporlal import-
ant-orator: before the molding. how-
ovcr.
'l‘rlnily Guild will hold a luxuinusn
meeting this owning M 8:15. o'clock
in the pariah ‘hall. This will bo'iollow-
oil by a ton and aerial limo. during
which the momboru will relate how
they earned $1 from alive Coiil piece.
i’
Attorneya John Keogh anti Nobo-
lnluh Caution. of South Norwnllt. are
'0
spending the day in iiridltcbort. whore
DID YOU EVER CATCH YOUR-
SELF
wishing that you I‘llitl .hronuiii‘
alone Willi )1 n on your outing.
amphibian ixsnllnu and that
uoiiid' .onc h thy rllzh i apol from
l. Manner ti: Fl‘liu‘" “but no
big on pour Volt ion dcui non
loot in labeling not our line
smomh nod vo ‘ i‘lt thicken
i‘urk wliiukoy or (‘mtbitl‘ brandy
tor llll'llll‘liliil purposes, You
don‘t know when you may not-d
it and you not it puro and at
line. ilnvor at Zilulmoi al- Flynn‘s.
Free delivery ovcr) whore.
Magner 8. Flynn
’lii‘li‘ll)’ on lilo manor, representing his
{church not!u-pnltiohlolmr, saving that ‘
giro would apprmo of h‘llnlorcr ili'liiili
‘iiio “city fathom" might take in ro-I
guard? to the mailer. llo .mp1 died in
lpropcrly owners to join with the (it)
in the development oi tho. strvoln.
‘ Stephen iinuvnry objected to the. un-
.soaamoui of benefits and damages.
7 Count. illnnn Mt Manon muted that at. f
lil‘r htiilitll moulluun.
memo to Um Milli lnsiuu that in tho """.
lomlnelulaiimw which it submitted. i
thud l'cat'iit-d lilo boat solutiou'ol‘ the:
auction :lio pm blame” on record 33
liming in favor of drawing the whole
the arguments in the mum of Jane E.
lproponliion. it tho people onllnucd io‘
Mather v3. Mary E. Jayne are being.
heard before the Superior Court.
M
The captain "The Peace ol‘ Jerusa-
lem“ was beautifully rendered on Sun-
day evening at the Grace Episcopal
Church. by the new choir. A largo con-
gregation greeted the choir and the
’ music was exquisite in every detail.
t
The cone of Vincent Stolba, which
was to have come before the Norwnlk
town court, yesterday morning. baa
been postponed one wooit. it will
therefore be heard next Monday morn
ing at 9 o‘clock, if nothing further on
t ours to prevent. Htoibn in charged
with assault on Emil Karol.
Notice has: been given the members
oi the Baptist Young i‘copie’o Union
that a special business meeting or the
organisation will be held this evening
at 8 o'clock. in the church parlor. to
consider amondmontn to the constitui
lion and to transact any other boni-
non brought boioro the mention.
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Advortino in The Sentinel.
P
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M
Bradley Kellogg. of Brooklyn. N. "it.
is unending several days with Mound
Mrs. iii. L. liradloy. oi Ridge avenue.
Mr. Kellogg is employed by a Jewelry
concern on traveling salmon. with
territory lathe want. [its tripr are oi
three months‘ duration. and not: Vinit-
inn hero betweon‘them. Hi3 many
friends are greeting him in Not-watt:
«this alteration.
a W
out. l3 Youngs. delegate to the most
do: of the Supreme Conclave. improw
on Order at Hoptasophs. which will
he hold in Mllivnukoo. this your. will
leave hair that place Baturday. 'Mr.
{spill ropfiooatfiou‘th Namath
The Connecticut
delegation will have its own car on n
. the iai train which 331mm... trip '
Telephone
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Extra Large
Size
No. 2 Nut
oal
HARRIS St GANS CO.
68 Water Street
Agent for Maxwell. Columbia. Hupmobilo. E. M. F.
and F‘iandoro
AUTOS
The Armory Auto Co.
The nomniuémmh Ante Co.
S T 0 RI N G
REPAIRING
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Connecticut antic Went Aves.
Norvv'alk. Conn.
CHARL'IS BUIK. iii-in 5‘“
commandant .
‘
intone lino
may or Night,
...t,>ntor obiooliona against wbnlotor lay.
lout which could be Ruinnltlod.
Mayor l‘ohlmnn who “all the orir. l
actor of tho propoaml layout. alao split-E
l
l
i
l in regards to the mailer, com urrlng in I
the remarks of l ‘onnrilmnn .“i Matron
Rev. Father i‘ bornitzk) deplored the.
[condition at afinirs which had lniorl
ironed. Ho could one no objections ox- l
icopt which “are prompted by humnulw
thread tor mount and hoped lhnl the
'councilmon would not be lwrounded lof
people able-Mod to its proposition
i
liuliy explained to him.
Councilman hinxweiior boldnimi a:
meeting should be arranged with M-
torney Huriliutt'in order that do agree.
moot might be reached and the matter
colliod amicably.
At this point the lights went out,
but by the aid or a lamp buoineos was
tronuotod under extreme diilculltoo
it was voted that the committee
meet the aggrieved portion to Itralzho
on out the dildoniiy.
Mayor 'Pohimun added liter. Wthol‘
Ohornitxky‘ a name to the committee oi
Monomers to otrolxhtaa out the ion-
filo.
George H. Conley. superintendent oi
the Connecticut company. smile in re-
unds to the railroad nation trolley
‘ loop aerial: that (my illnxineor 3. W.
Noyt’o layout had boonchahxed slightly
in the way or teammates out the lad.
‘ tut oi the curve somewhat. ’i‘hlo pro-
vided tor one track under the bridge.
A protracted discounted ensued, af-
ter which Oounollmao ’Pidpoon moved
that the layout he adopted by tho
nonuniL on voted. ‘
li’ho mum avenue layout was laid
on up and the hearing opened.
3. .l. iiaugh prorated mildly against
the onion-moat or his property on
; the moods that no grading would be
, noose-dry in iront or his property
. t on explained that. he would he
blasted by round or this tact that. or
‘ . oil the proportion
’1‘. l y
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To Rent
For Sammer ' SeaSOn
Terms will meet
your approval '
VSONNENBWERG
PIANO
CO.
0 .~ Hut:
104 Washington St."
“ Phone" 30
HOW ABOUT PAINTlNG
your auto? Top or body need
overhauling”? \i'hccls‘.’ New trlm~
things or slip (rm-era Anything
.wrong with the engine. or trans:
mission? Lot. u3 figure with
you the next time your car re-
‘ilu'ires attention. We are ex-
port auto mechanics and under-
stand all makes.
W. A. Banford
42 NORTH MAiN ST.
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BASE BALL SOUVENIR
given‘ away at .
Merrill Business College
Call and get one
SUMMER SESSION July and August, 8 a. m. to in m.
" SOUTH NORWALK-_
PORT CHESTER
STAMFORD ..
the committee ;
1
0.13. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line "
Eyes Examined Free
68 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
“m,“n
mat tor.
t‘ounoilman McMahon atnlcd
drop the mailer simply because a few when the committee cut down the road
it a loci in front of his property. dam-
wouid be rolroxroesiou to take ancillaging his property without giving him
on action. The reverend lather made any damaged. ho had a grievance. lie
an eloquent appeal tor the propooitionq was in favor oi grading tho atreei.
Mr. llugvary withdrew his objectionlbut vigorously protested against the
inith having had the matter more carolont in front of his prowrty. unless he
lwas allowed proper damages.
iounciiman lPowors took up aides
with litr. McMahon. saying that
uhouid
The hearing was cloned.
Councilman McMahon moved
the report he referred back to the com.
“HUN.
it was voted to dispense with the
reading oi the minutes.
The
Clerk Cunoo:
lion. Albert M. Poiilman. Mayor of
City oi South Not-walk.
Dear 8ir:~«
i honestly tender my resignation trout
the board of directors oi tho South
Norwalil Library, said resignation to
take client at the close of my term.
which i believe oxpiroo this month.
it was voted to accept the rosi‘gnm
lion."
The
to attend the entertainment and re-
ooptiori’iwhloh is to be held In Music
Hall. next Monday evening. to norm
malachite the tenth carnival-nary at
Norwotlt lodge. No. 7,09 ii. P 0E .
it communication irom titty Trenc-
uror Wilfred Hodweii. regarding the
system of pinyin: city employees. wait
road. and on motion it was voted to
team
it worsened that
annotated “to wait no»
thinner nhdinrtruot in further
that.
ho
receive damages.
that
80 voted.
following was mad by (‘3in
Very respectiuily yours.
EDWARD BARNETT.
council accepted the invitation
the name.
‘a . mayor be
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. He promoted them to hit anti
the street commissioner.
'A number of taxes were handed in
by City Tax Collector W. S. Wilcox‘
for abatement.
n was voted to refer these to tho"-
ilnanco committee for investigation to
report at the next meeting. -
The matter of the Gibson Cour
graderwas brought up audits dilpook
lion ictt to the discretion oi the city-
en'ginoer. ;
The bills were rohd by Clerk Cuueo‘
and on vote approved and orderod
paid. . ‘33.
Mayor Pohinmn called the attention
of the board to the fact that com L
plaintr had been received. in rmrdo
lo a coonpool there The matter wt
referred to the health authoritioll.
it was reported that the Fulfil
avenue and Cedar street horrors mile
ler woo promnsing and that. control:
would be adrertined for today. _
it was voted to order the roped
readout ct street: to mad out t
not notices in regard to ropairiniz
sidewalks.
The meeting adjourned for on
weeks.
NO NOURIBHMENT FOR HUMAN”
iN DANBURV. _ ‘
The city of «motility has reoeiv
shock in learning that a ooiiootl
mummies presented to the «indictable
ity by the late Roar-Admiral am: on
U. 8. N. (retired) is rottlnsi
basement oi the public library. 5 ,
withstood the march of oonturie
Egypt. and in South America. but.
cannot stand Dnnhury 3 neglect.
Admiral “Dickens procured the
mist in many oot~oi~tho~way
‘Hii native town being more intol‘id
in the manufacture of upvtodlito ii
Norwalk Chronicler