an
“We Give S.
. The box makers outclassed their up
i iainduuibt. 3b.
WEDNESDAYS SPECIALS NY
. . :\ WhitewGoods '
‘ For Wednesday we have taken a large portion of our White Goods
.‘lil are putting them on sale at CLEARANCE PRIOEQ.
“ aromas AND PLAle '
Value12$§c........................ ..... . ........ Sale Priceflo
STRIPES AND PLAIDS ‘ 1
Valuetrc.........i......... ...... ........ . ‘3an Price 11o
MADRAB NOVELTIEB
Vulne'liic ............... Sale Price 14c
' 1 FANCY WHITE GOODS
Value 25c....... ...... .................... Sale Price 19c
INDIALINONS................. ....... AtCIearonoe Prices
BARGAINS IN OTHER LINES WHITE GOODS.
A. Dickerman & Son
84 sthington St.,So.Norwalk
Telephone 446
'8. H. Trading Stamps
,1...
TROWBRIDGE BOX CO. WINS. Rardos, p. ......... 4 t) l l 5 l
S. Dokus. rt. ....... .3 l 2 l 0 0
Defeated the Norwalk Lock Company Seesc. Cf. _________ .3 1 {i 1 0 0
Temp. 11 to 2- . .l, palms. 2b. 4 :l l l 1 u
The Trowbrldge Box Company team, Nathan. 1.. ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 11 3 1 1 11 11
which was only recently admitted to V1111 COllYel‘lllfl. 111 __ 1 11 1 1 1 0
the Industrial League, scored its sec- y w . .. W ._ ...
‘ond consecutive 'victory. Saturday. 1111111,, .......... .11 1:13 22 111 .1
when it defeated the Norwalk Look
The summary:
Company team by the score of II to 2.
Earned rllnll~lrun Works 4. Cluett,
Peabody (l.
Tltl‘etuilnso hit ~~~~~ Lindquist.
Two bare blow-Stewart 2. Mullens
Lindquist. Nathan
patients and remain expressed that
they did not become members of the
league from the start.
The score was as follows:
(I
belt on basosmlron Works 10,
Trowbridge Box Co. Cltlctt. Peabody. 9.
will it H PO A E Struck out-—l.iy Stewart 4. by liar-
F. Aquino. c. ....... it :1 «i .v i 0 (105 4, 1
O.Wnlcnr. so. ii 1 2 i ‘3 1 till by pitcllcl‘~~-I(oonlg. Scene. .I.
F. Guarnieri. ll. 4 l 2 3 0 0 I'lokus, Nathan,
1- 0380“. 3‘). ------- 4 1 '3 3 ‘l 0 Double Itlli}"~"T(ill0)‘ and Eldridge.
G. Harrigan. ct. i l i 0 0 0
W. Dagon, 3,” 3 1 l 1 4 1 So 80:. i7; N'orotono. 4.
H. Ferris, p. ....... :i i 0 0 1 0
F. Tobey. 111' ....... 3 11 1 12 1 11 Sunday afternoon the So So: got re-
11' Glinrnierl, rf. 1. 1 0 1 0 11 vcngc In real 80 so style from the
. __ __ M. __. __ w Norotons tor the ten-Inning defeat the
Totals ........... 33 11 13 27 13 2 Nllrotons gave them about nix weeks
Nor-walk Lock Co. 080- In the Mt same the So 808 limit
All 11 11 PO A 1.1 tho Ntlrutonu Just where they wanted
Tobey. a“. ......... ii 1 2 1 1 ()1 them until the? ninth inning. when thc
Deliue. c. .......... 4 l 2 a 1 01Nmmm‘“ “twain-mull tied the score
w1BaBu‘1 1,111.11». 11 11 1 .1 ,1 “innit ill the. tenth won the game_ 111.
11’”. 11,1 1111111111 11 1, 11 11 1 11 Sunday's game the So 803 didn't give
9,1,11,30,11", ....... 3 0 0 z 11 11 the Norotonu a look-In during any
(1001101 31,. ________ 2 11 11 0 1 2 part of the game. jumping them from
119111191113“. 31,. 1 11 11 1 11 11. the alert and out~playing them at all'
who”. 1.1. 1 (1 11 11 11 11‘ Bianca of the game. Two Noroton
Bradley. 21, 11111111 1 11 11 1 0 1 2 pitchers were used, liill neither oil
1‘. 11.31111 1," 1.1-1 __ 3 11 1, 1, 11 11‘ them could atop latch batters no Ruck—
... W m m _ _... er. Talulndge. Callahan, Artcll and
Totals 11111111111 211 11 11 27 1, 1 (‘hontalt An unfortunate accident of
The summary: the day occurred when Tom litlchta.
Two-bane 11111," Gunruiorl, “1111110, the pitcher for the Sprlngwooda, who
J. Dalton, Ff'l‘obcy, w. liaata. was helping the So Eon during prac-
Three 1181191111,.wfl1eur' tire. was hit with a but which flipped
“11.111111 0111-411, 1.19111. 31 111. W. from Tnlmadge‘a hands while he was
Doria 11111y 1.1. liaatu 1. knocking out than. 'f‘om wall quite
11““ on 1m1111~011 Ferris 11. . badly hurt and lost a'lot of blood, but
1.11”“ ballawlleliua 11' 1 was name and paw the So 30}! win.
Wild “whmw‘ 1111111,. The score In part foliowa:
Umpirew-Willlam Cullen. 3” 3°"
’ ItTI R E
MORWALK IRON WORKS WINS, Artell ...................... ii 2 t)
' w Charlton fl 2 0
m 14 Rune to Clue“, Peabody Go. Ruchcr ....... . ......... ii i l
”roam-12. About. 3 0
in nihnrtilpittyed game, Saturday, Callahan r. 2 1
the Nowell; iron Work: defeated the Talmadlte ............. t‘. a o
Oluott. Peabody 6‘: Company nine by i’aaitu ........ ii 0 1
the victim of ii to 12. The game workroom ........ . . u i a
clone throughout and both loam: dc-lNathan . l . b 1 (i
«no credit for their hard work. w w m-
The score 01 the game one an foI- 'l‘atuln is 17 3
p Wits! ‘ ' Norotonl.
Norwnik Iran Warn. 1 All it ill
with FDA a ocoaeiu a 21
Topsail» 7.1 3 a. ll o'uocu . .4 o c
” fingernail. 0 0 0 t 2 1 Lynch .4 1 1
Eldridge. lb. .. ..... ll 0 0 ii 0 0 'l‘i‘lor 4 0 2
Raymond. c. 0 2 2 7 u o Balfour 4 4 a 0
SteWart.‘p. .1 b 1 2 l 4 0_'l‘_vior....... ............Il 0 1
itcentg. rf. 5 3 'l o o o’ilarriwn ...... a 0 0
Jones. an. a 4 3.12 llCarlson i i 0
Matthews. if. ..l.. 6 it 3 1 ii O’Kayler . 4 0 2
Muilena,cf........0 1 3 2 ll 0 . -‘ . —~~—-—
‘1 , “wwwwm Totals.............‘...l...li7 4 7
Totals ..........i5214 17 37 1143
Labor Day morning the rubber some
long be played off in Norman. and It
A E1wi be worth seeing, an the Northern;
. Giants. nobody I. do.
All R 8.20
, 5 3 I "4 3 limiter “temperance: tor nunaay‘ll do
Walnut. o c a 0;. 0 afield. thumb. wornt‘irtmlnlas may
i , g.;.r.~..’....,ja1ixo 1‘ 1.13.0“? outlived" ' _
.1.
.uuh
.096
.563
.500
.467
l .385
Won
Springfield . . 1,, . . .52
.Ilridgeport .... ..... b3
Hartfqnd u en , . I ~ I v I .49
New Haven Jinn...“
New Britain ...'.-itl
Waterbury .........3b
35 .
36
38
44
48
56.
‘Ve-iorday'c Rosalia.
All games scheduled for yesterday
Were played Sunday.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
T‘eam Standing.
v
. Yesterday's Reunite.
Chicago Ii..New York ti.
Cincinnati 8, Boston 2.
St. boats «l. Brooklyn 3.
l’ittsburg 2, Philadelphia 1.
a—«M..._.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
l Team Standing.
Detroit 7. New York 0,
‘ l(.‘lcvcland X, ituaton 3.
I Philadelphia .. Chicago I tlll‘iii
i game. H intimgai: l’hlladolplliu 3, ('lil-
20mm ‘2 (second game. to inningsi.
I Washington 1. St. Louis 0 mm
luantei: St. Louie ill. Washington ti
,tnecond game).
1 Won Lon
§_ Philadelphia ....... iii} . 35
5 Detroit ............ on 30
3. Iioston ............. fig 50
New York. ......... til 50 .005
i Cleveland .. ........ to :32 .500
it‘llicago ............;'.0 50 .500
1Waahington .......39 G3
:1 St. Louis ......... ill 70 .307
l 1.1 Yelterdny'o Hewitt.
2
u
1 EASTERN LEAGUE.
.. .~—...
Tum Standing.
\\ on Lost v.0.
ltot‘llcator . . . . till its? .041
’l‘ornn‘lo ........ ....t‘.i‘. 41 .617.
Ilaltlmore .......... till 40 .612
Iiuffaln ............. {7 32 ”t .475
.\I out. real ........... 40 53 .105
Jersey City ........ 41 .54 .432
Newark ............ lid 63 .llli'l
; Providwlce .........1lS 65 .369
o»...—
. Vutordoy‘o locum.
Toronto 3, Nownrlr I imornlnn
unmet; Toronto 2.‘ Newark 1 (after—
noon game. iii Inninxnl.
IialtilnortI ti. Montreal 0.
Rochester 1i, Jersey (‘ity i. '
Providence ti, iiuffalo 7.
M
Do not allow your kidney hind bind-
dor trouble to develop beyond
reach of medicine. Take Paley Kidney
1i’llln. They give quirk reunite and
§stop irregularities with surprising
lpromptneas. The Bridge Pharmacy
land w. 'r. lemoro a C0.
THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
HA8 GAINED MUCH IN MEM-
BERBHIP.
The Will Congregational year-hook
has just been Issued. and from‘it are
taken there suggestive figures: During
the year ltilti. Hit churches were added
to the tint, and lb? dropped, a net gain
of 42.
The total number of Congrentlouol
churchco In the United State- In 0.038.
Nineteen stator have gained 6,802 In
menrberihip, and 15 amen have lost
2.318. or a not. gain of 4,484. making I
,preocnt total memborahip of 730,503. or
fiaciudiult the 78.1” mombora of for»
iclxn allusion churches. a grand total
of 808.077.
1 There was a ion of 31,434 In the
iiundny schoolll during 1010, the grand
while the
tyouux peoplo'n uociotlon have gained
I
I
I
l
i
;total now being 712.0“,
1only 918 members In ton Mateo. and
ilont 15,060 In 400 stator, making a not
loci of 14.747.llwith a total member»
ahlp of 132,618.
Twenty-silt atittcs show an Increase
ill benevolent contributions of N30,-
733. and 20 Males allow a daemon of
$389,403 a not Increnno of “7.320. The
grand total amounts to $2,800.66: .
1 Homo «billion-tics increasod in iii
”tuition 4305.073. and llecroaltcd in 28
ntat‘ea 347.208, a not decrease of ”‘1."
020. the total amounting to $0,908,304.
Au Interacting page In that devoted in
salaries poll] by the abduction.
In tho United. 81pr 1.370 churches
pay $000 or loan: 1.003 pay sum to $750,
1.105 pay $751 to 31.000. 78’! pay $1,001
to $1.600, 202 pay “.501 to 32.000. 122
any 32,001 to 32,500. 08 pay $3,601 to
$3,000, 53 'pay $3,001 to “.000, and if)
churches did not report.
0f the 4.870 churchea reporting 3.-
573. or nearly threefourthn, pay $1,000
or less salary. The average salary
paid in the United Hinton is $888: 'The
average nalury paid in North (Euro
lino (conference). the towel, to $20;
and the highest Morass ‘ salary.
amounting to $2.407, Ill fulfill“! the filo
trial of Columbia. ‘ .-
fliittsmtvola Cronin and tho Mill!“
Ethel and Edna Wombat hanford
place. can tinting illuminant .lma
TS“ 1
Won Lost no.
Chicago ............i"iil till .017
Plttabui‘g ..........59 38 .608.
New York ......... b7 30 .593
Philadelphia . . ..... 56 4‘1 .577
St. Louis ... ....... 58 43 .501
Cincinnati ........ ,43 53 .448
Brooklyn ........ . . .37 60 .itili
Boston ............. 22 77 .222
the
utilitill . tut
* unearth tuition"
(Continued from Film Page.)
W
her. This deeplte the fact that only
within the year has the. plant ergcnd
an exteualou and paid for it.
Tho reduction will undoubtedly at-
tract much attention throughout the
country owing to the fact that already
South Norwalk sate. Its light and now-
er at a vastly cheaper rate than most
other places. It is ultdcrutood that the
rates In thia city are the cheapest In
the country except. In those places
where water power is used to generate
-the electricity.
Undoubtedly the efforts of the elec.
tricnl commissionera and Supfll‘lnteild.
out A. E. Winchester in working out
this new schedule and their apparent
wililngtlens that the city should share
in the profits ot the plant will toast
with just commendation on the part
of all.
The report of the commissioners, an
read at the meeting of the council, In
1 as follows: .
l'l‘o I-lio Honor. the Mayor, and the
l Honorable Board of Councilmen
l of the City of South NorWaik,
Conn.
l Gentlemen: After having given the
P.C.‘suhiect of electric service chargebl
.(‘iriO'lnllCll earnest consideration. We one}
.lii‘lzcunvinced that the time to at handf
.blfllwllen a reasonable reduction may bu:
frantic In the rates of this city's elec-
‘tric works for lighting and power.
i This purpose baa naturally followed
.38? the policy of your honorable board, as.
1indicatod by Its adoption of the full
'evory night street lighting scrvioew
without added contmin place of that
iiormor schedule which was partly do.
lpendent upon moonlight hours. in con--
lcurrcuco with out special report of
{July It», 1910. In considering this
lsubiect it has been our aim:
E First. to be sufficiently conncrvai
itive in the performance of this pleati-
lunt duty. so up not to curtail the fin~
:; paces of the electrifiai works to a point
';of embarrassment between its expect:
lcti income and its probable mainte-
lnance costs. and also to pave the way
lfur future. roductiona. or their equino-
i
lent, so far all a Iorccaat based upon
past and present conditions may do-
: termtllc.
general that both the taxpayers of
this city and the patrons of tilt coni-
'may Jointly participate in the result.
lug benefits.
With regard to the street lighting
service. we would explain that, the;
conditions am peculiar inasmuch as
tilt-present chargca wcm batted upon
. the estimated cost per lamp per year
indclx-ndt-uily oi tho commercial and
of the plant. and that the lighting
.liours per night have been llll‘l't'ilSQtl
from time to time until they finally
1rcuchcd the full all-night and every
night standard of the largest citionw
alloutwdoublo the hours on which the
Innocent rain was hailed. This large
dormant! in tho public. lighting service
without added cost to the city has not
.reaultod so much from greater about»
ituy pcr lump in the operation of the
utroot lighting part oi the plant. nor
from the cottaiderable addition of
iampll of late yours, but very larxoly
to the natural benefit of joint opera-
tion with the rapidly growing roar
llnorrlal part at tho plant, which ha:
automatically aided In an Increaaing
.IllllO toward a lowering of operation
:coata, just 88 lhc reverse would have
been into had the commercial service.
For
not been a continuous Miocene.
.oxanlplc. lhilllld the commercial no
lyico be discontinued. It is quite con
thin that the present ntneet lighwg
gnorvlce would cont more than If time
Enow. In thin connection It would not
be forgotten that all atmt lamps.
llamp iixttirel. material and labor for
loxteudlnu tho street circulip. for all
the lamps: added during many yearnp
‘hnvo been paid for from the plant's
iprofits without calling on the tuit-
payera for help. It I: lunt thin favor-
able condition of Joint operation, par-
ticularly. that we have counted on for
the noconaary aid in *iultifying‘ tho
rudtlction in tho utroet lamp ram up-
on which we have decided. and we
hope that the hump proanorlty of tho
commercial licrvico will afford morn
Second. to make the reduction» 30.
merciul lighting and power not-vices.
, rowan thing in ‘iliitc
throughout. the Union. ‘ 1 1
It will only be natural for these re-
ductions to cut Into the plant's In~
come for a while, but It probably will
not be long before any such. iosaaa‘
will be turned to gain. as It Ill not nib
likely for mullctlona of this character
to react In creating a demand outside
of ordinary growth whic‘bl‘would be es-
pecially beneficial. it is also proboblo
that these low rates for‘lightlnpand
power may help to make this city
more attractive still to those who want
to live where desirable conditions
continue to multiply, and for masons
just as good the manufacturer a‘ ., the
merchant, who want the beat advan-
tages that can be found anywhere,
must. granitate to South Norwalk.
Earneatiy hoping that our endeavors
will 'prove of sufficient merit to re-
ceive your approval. and that they
will please the people of this city. we
1have the pleasure of announcing the
attached schedule of reduced rates and
changes, wishing to the electric light-
lng and power services of the city of
South Norwalk electric works. which
will lxlcome effemlve with the Issuing '
lot the regular monthly bills of this
ltlepartmenl, dated November 1, liiil,
land continue,thereafter until further
inatlce.
j Respectfully, 1
‘ FREQ HUNKEMEIER,
THOMAS ROBINS,
JOHN R. SPENCER,
‘ .advertis‘emcuve ‘ ‘ l
or» E.
Wcavcs, in short lengths, Jae
cites and the like, is at
Dress Linens, Ginghams,
reductions.
O
. ,All House Furnishings ('
discount. front I0 and 20 per
Vi’llocvcr wants a certain pic
pcr ccnt. discount ; it is poasi
board of Electrical Commissioners. less. That Sort of llllilg‘ has ha
1 South Nth-walk, Conn, August 4,
‘ 1911. is
i The following are are new lighting
and power rates, with the present
grated shown ill comparison: BOdY. Brussels sizc ‘3 x 9
3 Public Lighting. AxmlnStm' ll" X 9
1 Street servicem-ttfllarges per your. smyfinas' l" x 9
.Iu monthly installments). New rates-w Axminsters, 33 x 1‘1")
8:30 per arc. lamp of about. 350 watts: 1311185618. 83 x 10.0
,Sltifitl per Incandescent lamp, I watts Tapestry. 8.3 x 1011
for Ions. Precept rates-«Still per arc
‘iamp; $13220 per Incandescent. lamp. I
i Department service—«401M393 per
Inlontbi: I-‘or municipal, buildings. ofv
.tices and other lighting requirements
10! the city: After the wiring of the
lvarioua departments has been arrang-
fed on flint motel-s can be Installed to
frecord the electrical service supplied
In each Individual case. this class of
.aervioe will be supplied by meter men.
llurement on the basis of cost; until
illicit arrangements are made. the pres»
out sylltcm of charges u'ilf continue
to in porn rily. 1
Commercial Lighting.
Regular servtoewttiharses per
month): For business and residence
requirements. Including all kinds of
lighting service not otherwise spool.
fled: New ‘PSM-fk‘ per KWH of brat
1100: Se per Wit of next 200: 0c per
KWII of next 200'. In: per KWI! for all
over 500; minimum rate for all, 550.
Present Yuma-~10? por KWIi of first
100; Sr- per KWII of next 1300: tic per
KW" fpr all over 300: 1000 or more at
be per KWII; minimum rate. business.
$1.11; minimum rate. residences. {ii-IQ.
Outside lighting-wtChargca per
gmontlli: For private use. supplied
Certain Pieces
$3.25. at $1.63.
Tcacups and Saucers that
Value $3.50 at, $1.?5.
Value 51.00 at 50c.
Colonial Blue Historical
tnblc use. we.
Table Damasks above $1.00 a
Table Napkins“
All Fancy Linens.
illll. “Jillian (humming
unnatural mar. .
The Store Closes at 5 O’clock Except Saturdaye
English China. 'I‘capot. Sugar and Crcam
Bridgeport Advancement!
J.“
The wash Goods Section
'A‘ large gathering of vSilk 2and
Cotton Novelty 1‘
(Ilial‘tls. Pongccs, Marquis— ‘
Half Regular Price
Dimitie’h and Shil‘tings
at
H.
All This Week and Until the Fifteenth
the Furniture Discounts Hold Good
If cvcry kind at Sumt- ‘ltlml of
cent. it) 25 and so pct: ccllt.
cc of Furniture. Desk. Table,
-. 1 . , . H . 1 1 .0 ‘ _ 1 r
Litatr, lli.it)l\t..ibt, or (011th, ‘t‘tiiilt‘vulltl soc. \ou cxpcc: 2a.)
lllc that the very pict‘c you
like best and sclcct may he tin'ct‘t'tl at 25 or 5:) pcr t'clll.
ppctlctl.
Specials in Large-sized Rugs
valttc $17.00 at
$15.00 at
$12.00 at
$22, at
$22. at $20.25
$139,) (it $12.13
t‘arpct Store. tlm tlwl‘.
ototltl China
$15.30
$13.50
$10.80
50 $20.25
it)
set. wcrc
match, 50c val-tics. 25c.
China Plates. Dtiulton Jugs. Plates. Vascx and Steins.
\';illtc $2.00 at $1.00.‘
\7uluc 50C at 25c.
Plates. line Spt‘t‘lillt’lh tlt' pir-
tllrc L‘lillla for plate rails. and tlcmratlug as “C” éir- fur
Decorated Salad Bowls. \it‘fc 25c. I 5c.
yard
Linen Sheets and Pillow Cases
a
l
Subjczt to 20 per cent. this week.
on E. ill. birch. (Emitting.-
from strum lighting system: New
ii
ratcs~ til (or regular street are lamps;
81.20 for regular rireei incandcaceut‘
lamps; minimum rate some as lamp;
rate. Present rates-Tor regular atroci.
{arc lamps. $0; for regular inception-i
coat lamps. none; minimum rate. none. 1
Sim lighting~~~it‘h|rgcn per monthi: :
For signs, advertising effects. decorli-;
tivc lighting. In full view from the}
strut-t and in nervIt-e two or morei
niuhta per week and not lean than four
hour: per night: Rate same as for
bunineu lighting. with a special dls‘
coutli‘o‘f 20 per chub. and a minimum
rate of $3.22. This rate. will be allow-
iod only where the electrical cousumn
Tiion “recorded by a neonate motor.
Independent of the rent of'the lighting
aorvlce of the connumer, and control-
?led by a reliable time switch an that
into cloctricé‘i’enoruy will be used tor
lthio purpose between 7 a. m. and 0
in. m. .
’ Regular Icrvicor iChavgcn per
;month): h‘ur'motorl, boating. cook.
in; and other ordinary upon iaxeiunivo
As the
Small lots accumulate.
have ‘takcn thought of
various items.
If you will come in
The ' N. E.
Progresses
dispose of at once. To further this desire we
and placed extraordinarily low prices on these
know you will appreciate the true bargain im-
port of this announcement.
80 Wuhinstoa direct
Season
These we desire to
neither profit nor cost
and ace the goods. we
Ryan Co.
lot lellllugi requiring . not ion! than
£100 walla or 1-5 horsepower. and re-
corded by a separate motor Indelloudv
ent of the lighting aorvioo: New ,.
gunman per KWII for first 100: to
par KW}! for next 400; 3c par KWlI
ifor all ovor 500; minimum rate. 81.11.
leaeut rote-wilt: per KWH tor first
.— ...-a,... m...
lighting Pund‘pgwer lexclualve of pro
payment motor norvicc. outaido light.
ins and public service on coat bacilli
will be aubjcut to the panic rebate of
aid to the sumo end at roanonably fro-.200; to per KW“ for next 400-. 3c. par
uncut iaiurvnla. 1‘ lKWIi for all over 000; minimum rate.
As the commercial service has oon~;u.ll.
tribunal no pcnorouaiy to the prosper“ Prepayment Maura.
ity of the plant on a whole, thereforel For lighting or powar, repayment
in simple jut-lice. tho coaaumern of1motorn ‘ill be Ill-tailed, w lei-o curtail
the lighting and power cervical. whom , lion: are suitable for name, at the op«
constant and Increasing support bastion of the‘oleciricni comminsionara.
made thin condition of limpet-Iii! n;for which the following rule» will be
growing reality. should moat certainly; charged. from whichgno rebate will be:
be entitled to share well in the benefit ' allowed: New" rates-4M par KWli1
of lower rates. especially as ‘theyficontlauous. tor light; do per KWll,
while enjoying sociopolitical “Nico. cantiuuoulfor power. Present rates»
have yielded the profit: from which For light, 100 nor KWH continuous;
over three-quarto“ of the “00.000 to for porter. none.
ventm‘gnt In the plant. have been paid.‘ . Temporary Service.
Time mailing it one of the from from
class of the United States.
hand on this cabinet, we believe that
the schedule or new rate: attached Roman. - , 1 1
hereto, will compare tarrmuliy pa“ To induce prompt payment and for
indoor Norwaikuop the Imirot «qu mutual benefit. the new meter ram
a
auditorium. military-minimum retail and minimum. pilgrim tori insular}
to pot coat. on heretofore. it paid
within the 10-day period stated on each
: bill.
Advance Payment (or Security).
All a marathon against overnight or
neglect of paymoniha reasonable tui~
vuaoe payment will he mutt-ed, an ill
now in tort-e, from new consumers WliQ
are not owners of tho populism to be
served. or of real estate In this city.
unless guaranteed by the owner of
Challis-should.“adult Nurwulk, (Donna
Auéuat i, fall. ,
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RECKLEM AUTOIBT FINED.
tiltfi’l‘UN. Aug. ii.~~i'lulruotl on flvo
”cotiutn with rccklcua automobile driv-
lng, h‘rodurlch M. Kerr. of Now York,
residing at Eltatorn Point, was arrni‘gp~
cd to the town court of tlrotun. this
morning. tip was found guiltyon ilrat
count and flood :10 and chain, hmaunb
tag to 830.01..
Kerr who arrested Huturday after“
noon on the complaint. of Mrs. Morton
0‘. Plant. (in information received ,by
“ill New”! 0" ii felilfiln'llllu citizen. the pronecuiur, the accosted wan ar-
ot this city.
Term Conn-not service.
These rates do not apply to any Eel“
For lighting. power or otherwlaep vice now being supplied under con-1
debt at the municipal pinata or its will the supplied at tpe Option of woman for a specified term at years, or.
electrical commutation. upon tormil 1 electric allergy will in built. or whole-1couut on
With very complete autistic: tit mom rates cubical to choir Judgmenu sale. for tho rediutrlbuuon or resale; platinum and who allotted tine wan .
an to the requirementllof each case. nor do unlit rules apply to any allure nearly run low by the accused. Elbe
mingled on fire separate coats of recit-
losu driving. The count on which he
Wan fliififl was one bailed on Infantile
lion given by tho‘ntate police. The
accused who not found guilty on the
contract of this character penicillin: tine a withers against Kerr.
city may decide to authentic within
nil local promptly“.
. . Do you want (boarders for tho can» .
*t’dobbed by the board of Einciricnimoi‘lfl Try; sentinel mm an. ’
which lift-a. Plant wan comfi
t
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