Gogol; the ones when the weather per».
hits at hathlns". hoisting, dancing Ind
lilting—mil or which are to be enjoyed
in tail measure here.
Charles H. Golder. oi Roweyton
avenue. is entertaining Mrs. Corrie
acumen, or Nyuok, New York. ‘
did. F. P. Crockett and daughter, at
yton avenue. are the guests of
lutives in Port Washington. Long Isa
The modern sewage jusystem‘. which
“2;01eveltl.ey has had installed on
i property. is now completed.
I roughly sanitary, and is a great im
' voment to the vicinity.
he Rawayton Babtist Sunday
dn due‘ time reached Savin Rock,
where a most delightful time was had
unions the various attractions.
nuns Shorten, til harbor master
‘éror The Networks. has done some com
mendable work in Rowaytou. having
tween successful in stopping some of
the lgatling gun noises at various
aunches. and mailing the owners
equip them with toddlers. . '
DARIEN
AND *
Nonorou
Dalton is essentially a home town
and'has a most delightful environment
that is not unappreelsted. us hear wit-
‘3'»: the scores at New Yorkers who
have taken material advantage or the
duct by making the place their resi-
»'i‘dence~i.’or the whole or panel the
our.» . .
Located in and forming a part of .l
sturdy and naturally attractive sec-
tion or the country. Darieu has pro
greased for many years. not by leaps
and bounds, but by steady and who
period steps rind it may well be proud
.0! the record it has made. Its growth
. having been healthy in every respect.
. In men. it is a his town
in its boundaries some of the most
" men William H. McMahon. Jscoll Llnx:
ltis‘
.lochool members and friends boarded '
a special trolley car this morning. and ~
‘ I that ion wele live feet and eight inch
and includes .
All. the council torrdillcuspion hut of
copied but a short time. ' ‘ ‘
The meeting was called to rder by
Mayor Albert M. Pohhnsn. ,
wallet. Thomss H. Conty. William Mil
Mr and James '1‘. Powers were present.
The Germunetti charges were then
taken up ond‘Aitorney J Bullion Hurl-
butt asked that the lending oi the
charges be omitted HOwever, owing
to the fact that only Commissione'i' '1‘.
Accordingly Clerk J. J Cuneo pro~
needed to rand the charges .
Councilmen MilIor moved that the
charges be taken up one at n time
it was so voted. They were~ns i‘oi-
loud:
'ilo Clarence Germanetti, south Nor-
naih, Conn
By authorjty vested in me by the
charter of the City of South Norwnik.
I herehy commend you to appeal he- ‘
role the council or said city on the
17th day of July, A. 13.1911. at 8
o'clock ill'tlle evening. at the council
rooms ollIWnshillgton street. at which
time and {piece there will be held a"
homing; On the ioliowing charges.
against you . f
1. Alt the time of applying for up
poi‘ntmont to the police force of the
City oi South Norwsik, you made a
ccrtulu mis statement mid misw depre-
centurion in your application. to wit.
. everywhele‘oius in: retendurd mous-
moment for height is taken in the
it, Conty knew what they were, the ‘
, reading was called for.
null showed hime signature. asking
cs ill height, when in mm you were
not over five feet and six inches inl
height, and for that reason at the lime}
or your appointment, you were inoii g
gihle to: appointment under the pro-i
visions of the city's by laws rcnuiuli
’ilig police. matters.
2. Al the time of Applying for up i
pointment to tire police force of the
City or South Norwalll. you molten
(CETIMII illiostuiemont and oils-retire
sontutiou ill your application. to win;
that you tvero of good habits and of
good moral character when In incl
too were not 01 good lnolsl chnrnetor,
having on April ill. wilt». been convict.
ed at keeping a gnm‘oii or. house. null
on Juno 4, lillli. hetero the town court
or Norwnlil, you settled by puymont or
costs, ll. charge oi breech of the pence
3. {luring the your lilil), and while
:u member of the. police force, you
l‘reuuentell a notorious hint-o kept by
John -and itoaie Olivier on Railroad
valuable and desirable property along
the Connecticut shore and it num-
bers among its residents some oi the
heat known people in the country, and
many neuithy ones. All about the
town sites suitable for big country”!
residences have been bought up. ln-l
eluding those rely near to the village
of Dalian itself. l'oloton Collendel a
Point. Novoton Heights and the 0::
Ridge section Each your property is
more keenly sought here and aviurth
extension of the electrical equipment
. o! the New York, New Haven and
, Ration] Railroad Company. whose
lines have stations at both the village
of Durien and the Noroton suction.
.Iloroton is but 36.33 miles from Grand
central depot, New York. and Dorian,
38.12 miles. On the other side of
Burton. South Norwullt is only 43.42
miles distant. A trolley system con
nects the town both with the Towns
of Norwuik and Stamford.
, ”dam
. .Wnnhie ‘Santo recently sustained a
tavern out on his right foot.
Darlon has a new paper hoy. Rioh~
mil Holiuren is .iohnny-on-the~spot and
iI I hustler.
The bound in which Constable Help
. lord Smith lives is being improved to
‘dht extent that the landlord is having
the roof roshlngled. '
‘f'Couplings, Reels
andNoseld 'I .
Schiichtiug Bros. 3100.
r“ nuns Ava; I MIIA so. are...
V
. Keogh. saying thin. the records were
Place. South Nor-wink l‘onnectlcur.
i 4 Dining line your 19m, and ulliio o
iulemller of the police tome. you tro
I. quarried the saloon of Alexander
Tnumhrinl of No or; Water street.
and on the 313i. day 02' Womanizer. lino.
Iiii‘ld in said saloon, youdlnd numerouu
dllnlte with one Alfred iirau Alirod
Cook and John Cook. the letter at mid
, or life!“ boost W1“ he created by thelor illld created a distulhonoe In und'
about the place which lcsuitod in the
nrreet of Alfred 000k.
5. On the .. tiny oi January, A. 1)..
Hill, you stelnpledito collect Ten Doi-
lure ($10) from one. Nicole Cillociu.
and threatened to arrest him unless
this was paid to you. and desisted in
your put-p pose only when sold Nico lo
Cincciu employed counsel to plotIect
himself.
By your misrepresentations as to
height and character. asi‘set out in
pamgruphs one and two. and by your
misconduct utter becoming a super-
numerary policeman. us not out in
purngruphs three. four and live. you
have «shown that you were unlit to be
appointed or to remain a member ot
the police force:
THOMAS ll. OANTY.
‘ I Committee on Police.
Theiirst charge was that oi height.
which was to the IR‘QIIII that in his up-
pllcstion he hull falsely stated that he
was oi the required height When not
to plan by Corporation Counsel Keogh.
he pleaded not sulltv. ,
The minutes were controlled. and at
tor u, llrlet explanation by Attorney
Reach. the Minutesworo reed. - ' ,
Attorney iriurilillttoilltod for the ap-
plicotion and oueetioned the minutes.
Attorney Keogh claimed the risht
to read tram the records. ‘
Attorney iiurthutt claimed that only
,. the original Application odouid be mild.
Mayor “Fohlmsn sustained Attorney
onlolul, according to the courts. .
Attorney Keogh interest read the
" minutes. lie undiluted that u coml
mitten be appointed to mediate Iiir.
simmer. . .
, motion on. ihno ‘ ‘
Iwith you, All
i you will get sarcastic.
ntocititils lent. .
Hurihuit: 1 question this. Unless
Ihooidcs‘lly stated. measurements can
he taken either With shoes on or on
Mayor Pohlnleu ended the tail: on
this point by stating that there was
no need oi this discussion. inasmuch
its Mr. Hurihutt udinitted that his
client was under the reunited height.
He asked Mr. Germunetti to state
whether or not he ever acid that he
was or the required height.
Mr. Germunetti stated that he had
never written on paper or suited what
his height was; in tact, he had never
seen a police resolution which reuuiled
this.
Attorney Keogh then crossed 'over
to where Mr. Gernlanetti was stnndlng.
it“ it was his name in his own handwrit-
ing. Mr. Germunetti replied. that it
was, whorent Attorney Keogh read the
original application. submitted by the
defendant at the time when he no-
plled to he plane a supernulnerary
Hurihuti: i have not but my little
respect for an attorney w..o would any
that he hurl lost this application when
he had it in his possession.
Keogh lheatedlyl: i didn't say that
it were lost.
Hurlllutt: You gentlemen ot the
council heard him say that the orig-
inal application was lost. didn't you?
Councilman McMahon. acting as
spokesmen: He did not any thilt It
was lost.
Keogh: l eroded the question par
pcsely, Mr liurihult on account of n
silltelnent mode by the golltlemnn at
a previous meeting when he stated
Ilhst he had hotel signed such on an
plicnthon _
Hullhutt: l‘ have my own private
opinion lanceluinn this irunsuotion.
gentlemen. and allow me to inform;
you that he would not repent the same
before any court
Moduli: When i go into tiny case?
liurillu: t. i expect lhstl
Hurl‘hult: And i uiil not disappoint;
you in this incidence
IIIIICoum-ilmnn McMahon. speaking to:
.llullhutt. hinted that he took his'
conversation all no insult to the icrmer
city clerk. when the gentleman unes— s
tinned the inleulity of the city ieflOi‘iJSJ
\ir. liullhutt utnied that he did not’
question the integrity or the l-Jocords
lull he did hold ihui the best evidence.
procurohle should always he produced i
lxoogh: Will you gentiemcu plesse’
examine the writing oinhis uppiicn-'
lion and ace. it in your judgment. it
corresponds to the script of the name?
Germnneui: i didn‘t write any ap-
lllitinlion. -
Councilman Powers:
this application?
Gormauclii: i signed it. but did not
write it.
Hurihlm: Sou are guilty just the
same. You sit uld never have signed
it if you did not know its contents.
Councilmaulliolinhon stated that in»
usmucll us it had been proved thut Mr.
(iormunelti was guilty oi this charge
he moved and it was voted that the
police commissioner ho upheld in his
dismissal of Mr. (lel'nlanetll and that
the mutter he‘ciosed.
in explaining his reasons for so mos;
lug, Councilman MoMuhon hinted that
there was no rouson why the gentle-
Illnn should he injured oily thriller by
pressing the other charges. and he he.
iievod he would be injured it the oth-
ers were gone into.
John H. Slryker. another former
spools) policeman who had been dis~
missed being in the room. Mayor
Pohlman, withing to give him ll chance
to he heard. Asked in u loud value it
anyone else wished to he heard. There
being no unswar its chain united the
l
iiid you with
hearing cloned.
voted that the police matter he cioIeo‘.
Inowdon Street Uunuliur’y‘. '
Eight residents oi linowden street
called the attention or the council to
and honed that u tower he idid in the
thoroughfare.
Councilman McMahon Acid that can
pooiI were oVeriiotvinl; in the Itreet
and that there were six inohoo or
lilth on the Itreut. He said he would
like to see the tower bout it there out
any potslhle my of doing it. ire
The motion
" WIter ripe t3 the Lnid.
J INutrient“ a cone
question, utter which he declared the .
Councilman Miller moved and it was .
'tl‘le unsanitary conditions or the street"
recommended that the mutter ti laid .
I on the mug tor the present. ,
as laid on theistic ‘
four test. .
Mr. McMahon dotted who mode the
stateroom regarding Mr. Elis’ giving
the city tour fest
hoop one of the neighbors. Mr. Plough
submitted a map. e copy of one in the
town clerk’s odico, showing that Mr.
hills had encroache’d tour'i'eet on the ,
highway. He stated that he did not
want to light this matter. but he did
not intend to give army one that at the
property which he owned when Mr
Elie had possession or four feet or
property which did not. belong to him.
it who voted. on motion of (‘ouncih
mun Miller; tilnt the council visit Put-
nam avenue and look over the side
unlit intent. next Tuesdtv
Adjourned.
DIOCEOE OP HARTFORD.
Articles of incorporation Filed
, mercury or state.
Articles of incorporation of the Hart-
tord‘ Roman Catholic diocesan corpora}
tion have been tiled with the secretary
of state. The, purpose of the associ-
ation is "to tulle iloid,'receive and dia‘
pose» other real or personni’prohem‘
tor the use and benefit or the Catholic
diocese of Harttord end tor the use
and benefit of Romeo Catholic denim“
inutiou therein, to establish and con-
duot schools. summaries. colleges,
churches. chapels. hospitals, orphan
schools, cemeteries and other benevo-
lent, charitable. religious or mission.
my work. society or association
throughout the diocese of Hartiord for
the Roman catholic . denomination
within Inch diocese with all rights.
powers and privileges enumerated
herein and in the statutes of the state
of (.fonnecticui regaining the forum.
lion and organisation of corporations
without capital stock and sulfinct an
oil times to the general laws and dis-
cipllno of the Roman Cuihoilechurch.
The persons who may hold the onion
respectively of bishop, administrator,
vicar general and chancellor end
tor the diocese or Hurtful-d and their
successors in oiling forever shall by
v lrtnc or their respective oillces always
he memhers of title corporation but on
Ifflflsillg to hold such lattice the carpal
etc membership or each Ihnii at once
“cease The other twu memhers and
their successors in membership shall
always be selected and uppoluted by
the bishop. the vicar general and
chancellor oi uho diocese or in the
event of it money in the oilioe of his
g‘hop hy the administrhior tor the time
being and the chancellor oi such dlo
rose The membership of the corner
ntion shall consist of not more than
live persons including the members
ex-oiilolo and appointive here-inhalers:
mentioned. The unicorn or the corner:
ctlon shall implanted in accordance
with the provisions oi the bylaws from
More to time adopted by the corpora—
tion. The corporation is locuted in
uecticul."
Mun
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Sentinel for sale ad will bring I o!!-
tumor.
1
Mt Hench stated that it might have ‘ ‘
um you it bout you're lived on A .
The Reed & Voik ,
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELIo'rchL alter
. loathe Town
Aurel our-Puts
Phone 805—130 South Main street
“You chnuot store this heat to ,
use nest winter.
no better time to have your
South Norwoili. Music Hull most
_. I I .«l _ I A !
not there iI . .
It‘ll Jill/no
:ilhffi Mignon:
,, ll: ointment
. , toiling-r or
”I. .mulifllOojfun
Amt ‘ M ‘9'
flaws Wood of New Canaan Sites I
Ambrossaand Susan ll Bana-
dial oi Same Town ior $6,000 I
‘ . About octoser 1.1901,, Darius’Weed, .
or New Canaan, entered into a con
tract withAlnhl-ose B. and Susan C.
the sold 'Bennetts «were to convey to ‘
At the eupirntion or the time named
to keep his part oil the sureéumnt by
reason or sickness. But he nuthol-ized
the detention-L Herbert IA Weed to
perform said contract for him. nod to"
execute a mortgage entire-premised
pnrohose price as should remain on
paid This the defendant; Herbert L. ,
Weed. (lid on December 28,1901 in
pursuance of the authorization. The
defendant had the property recorded
in the yawn records in “the name of
Herbert L. Weed and Ernest 1.. Wood.
in payment they gave the sum of
83.0% and executed. their notes for
81,460.
The pininili'l alleges that he IuoI
niulled the defentlunt the aunt oi” 83,-?
mortgages from time to time; has also.
paid the taxes on the property. But
the defendants. Herbert l... and Ernest
L. Reed will not transfer the prop.
crtr over to him. Thorium Darius
Weed brings suit in the elliicrlor court
nailing tor s decree for u conveyance
or that the title he vested in him. in
the event that he should'uot he on-
titiedto such relief he asks for a
Judgment of Judith.
-To feel strong, have good appetite
and digestion sleep soundly and enjoy
lilo. use Burdock Blood Bitters. the
great system tonic IiItInd builder .
1
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vet S
‘ Tns rtAos
M
. Vacation *
SHLES
Dress Shoes
Elite 33.50484
Raiston 2 S4
HaunnhSfiB-So
Outing.Shoes. tan. rub-
ber adieu-$3
Tennis Shoes. -
$1.25. $1.50
Bathing Shoes 25c
Barefoot Sandals 75c
900, 5! i
75c.
Two Stores-
Harwell: i
J. R. CONNOR. Mill
you instant "lief,
illillil m or;
Benedict. otgthe home town. whereby ?
him a certain tract of land. about 70 ’
, acres or loud, and 62 uci'eI oi loud.
in said contract Mr. Wood was unable 1
to receive his note tar as much or the ?
(it’ll). and has paid the interest on said 1‘
Show Hats
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Phone No. in m ”MI
and "H"- a
so
ATTENDANCE
AND
Dues
It“
Cool Underwear. Knee Drawers and
Sleeveless Slur! Lightweight
Suits, Outing Pants
.1 Bathing Suits ~ "
W Z‘i'dllh‘..diil’l
Price 3 Clothing Store
98EWashington Street
17 Wall Street
and Light canvas Hots“
m
think. heel.
lumh, etc,
Good prime
tender and juicy
nock's.
Cilamok’s Marked
76 NORTH MAIN ST.
Tel. 445.
ALL HOURS DAY & NIGHT
.Ffederick H. Ganungf’ii
‘ FUNERAL DIRECTOR
EMBALMER
Monumental Works in Connection
’Phone 904
III 80th Newark
Beauty: and the Beast
are more closely llllled than one might
mutton,
give health and strength
willch‘arb the foundation of beauty.
They paint your check with the hue oi
heultll and give brightness to the eye“
and vitacity to the body one" your
table is furnished with high grade.
merits from Chan
. f;
a
Free Delivery.
SEEM HARD WORK to get the heating system in
your house in good working order every winter?
Why not let our menihoroughly overhaul the fur-
nuce now. and restore the worn out parts and claim
it thoroughly, so that you'll haveno trouble when
you ore ready to start it.
The Jones & Hotchkiss Co.
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLV FURNISHED
Phone 742
Norwalk, Conn.
Equipped with out mohair top. wtnd shield. gas and oil lamps. Bosch
mezneto and coil: everything uretelass.
so qu omen-(pliant)
the musculature". tor 01525.
F: E’LOcKwoon a. co.
Vatxthe 4-door, 30
h. p. Touring Car
Guaranteed for one year by
For full particulars coil or address .
Queue. Worn etml. Norwaik, noun.
m NML
Hotel Mahackemo] I
. oeuvres AND QUINN! new um '
IATII in III nA‘v hue ill-wimp. v
‘ .
up; and are hunt
the Recently on e
mefiwww
The Hatch & Bailey Company
”01‘" NORWAL’K. ¢0NN.
Telephone All. with Branch atelier“ in All Departments
, Lumber and Mill work for Everything :_
HARDWOOD FLOORS
ljmeu’n leis our-pet expense. save all the “putting down" and "tenth
Just s tow rugs. easily clconed. are all that
d
d- on have “$qu lime look-modern. cheerful airy.
‘ t
Or you can hnve
' will he glad to give you an idea
84 So. Main Street, C
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