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TURDAY DEC 16, 1911
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SOCIETY NOTICES 3
MAIDEN: DIRECTORY.
1.01.1“ omnmunmuon at Old
ll Lodge,‘Ne. 100 F, and A. M..
be held at, Its rooms, Dec. 19, 1911,
p. to. All Mum. Mucus cordial.
Ind internally Invited.
Fraternally yours,
HOEENT M. WILGOX, See y.
‘OUTH NORWALK BOARD OF
“ TRADE.
Nehemiah Candee, President
Vice-President. Charles J Pidgeon
‘ Frank w Hadley, Secretary
Matthew Corbett. Trenwrer
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NEGLECT OR INCOMPE-
j TENCY? ‘
5' Those people who have occa-
3.3.. 3... ” suNTNEL
' dry built. the comforttbh con-
clan to use that portion of the
gown highway at the junction of
ISeaview avenue and East Wash-l
and are of the opinion that they
W hidi’flg’ed the authorities and
wow company about enough.
‘ it‘e'ént rains and continued
nW‘ai'rn, moist weather have trans
formed the street at this point
into a mud hole. where the colt, ,.
liming“ muck is frequently. three:
3450 four inches deep, and where the
3w ter frequently standsfor days,
eritahle Toke. There was a time,
“cine two years ago. when some
the long-suffering pedestrians
tilihpted to cheer up by pooling
fills in the middle of the,lalte,_ad-
vertning boats for the timid, etc.
1 There is no other place in the.
Town of Norwalk which is used
it frequently by people from all
rselcticins of the town, and yet is
neglected so deliberately as this
5 1 Much has been said of the con-5
ition of this place through thei
eWs columns of this newspaper
5- from time to time, without effect
7' ' The people of East Norwalky
Scuth Norwalk, West Norwalk
6 Norwalk have complained
‘ blotterIy from time to time. but to
5 urpose.
n a couple of occasions the
town fathers have rallied to the
pport of their constituents to
, extent of placing a couple of
agar: loads of ashes or gravel m
e particular mud hole, but their
‘flor‘ts stopped there.
Trolley passengers, having to. for union would have a hood time no
ange cars, are forced to get out
d traverse through this muck
hole getting wet feet and bespat-
' red clothes, after having paid
eir trolley fare for protection
against just such conditions. __
ow longhave the people of
1 Walk to await the pleasure of
“ti! authorities“ before this. plies
the have been put into at least a
5 ble condition?
nditions have come to such a
at the citizens of this pa-
.ld town are wondering
5r this continued inaction
artof the present authori-‘
brought about by flagrant
c‘t or incompetency.
there any reason why some
the‘i'oad money which is ap-
ted eyery year, and which
Ni cistely 5 rue ‘baek at the
of the year into the sinking
the snowmen) should not.
tl to unprove the condnions 5 ,
able and willing to keep warm and
fines of their ofiices on wet.
stormy deye. » 1
We believe that we reflect the
sentiment of every Mon who is ‘
forced to put up“ with these 333.11. 1
tions in demanding that the 1111— 1
thorltlee get down to business im—
medietely and remedy the defects
of this highway. We mean to keep
at it until something is done. ‘
‘ READERS’ :3
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AN INTIRSU‘NNO LITTER 0N
MOSQUITO IXTERMINA‘I'ION.
1 . 5,. The following letter has just been
STRANGERB .ETTER: reoa‘vfid by EX' -Mn}'0r R- H! 0010.!)
on. the subject or Mosquito Extermllp
The Telegram has from time to timogauon from George E. Edwards, EM» 1
protected against on Inclination to sp- 5 Pro 1 e t t I
point policemen who were too closely 5 at 1:33:35. 5:51:22: itgugosefmi:
affiliated with the classes they are the‘5P‘anamu with o. numb or 01' bankers “-5 u
eroticslly supposed to control it has t or attending the Mull“ meetlng M H
WWW“ t" ““3”“ that "gm” ““1 51110 National Bankers Aesoaletlou at ill
ere. persons with sporting proclivltlee,5New Orleans Mr Edwards is ‘
and various other cltltene whose occu- .wmmr resident 0: Bell Island. 11nd H
potions occasionally bring them into with Mr. Golden he! been vor “2. U
sharp contact with the law would be ‘tlve the Dial summer in the Mo: uIto
much better supervised by strangest Extermination" vamp M811 Mr “Ed-
'l‘he failure of the local police 16 pehiwnrds’ homo is in New Rochelle but 34
555?: 0.5555155? “flab 8:: p 13mg“ “Maire takes a lively intoreat in Norwelk «3.-
0 ’3 are come 0 e “1'" Win In a member of thee Norwelkg”
accounted for by theh friendly rein- to
lions with the ominous—«Bridgeport. gait“ Club and the Norwnllt Country “
l .
Telegram ,1 -3 5‘ Ancon, Canal Zone. it
‘ Dec. lot, 1911. ‘..
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RIGHT TO THE POINT
........ m 5130“ Geldeu;-«
A group of Kansas business men After a pleasant visit at New 01“.
suggest .lolm Rockefeller for presto loans we 3mm here yesterday at 135
dent because or his "ability to manage "-1) m3 keen to avail ourselves or the; H
with consummate skill the Inn-Ion Opportunity to view the gigantic wor1k5Q
not or enormous business finial-59'" Government has undertaken. and
Mines" It seems certain they never MIMI reports I” ll rapidly adwono5;
realized the extreme hrilllunoy of the Inn; to completion-«l refer to the Po 5 ll
administration of New York state un- homo (lanolmtind “0 portlculnr5 .H
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.3 tier (1‘ business goreruor.”«~Now Yul-1k brunch 01' the work of WIMWCUM
Tribune. 3‘appoels to me more lot-ohm? than the u
3..-- 1 work which has been done by the Dr H
Had we begun 11 century 880 i0 ll» partment of Snoltntlon and through5
Two WINNERS ,
....C ristmas , is Christmas...
Greenor White ‘
And the Christmas Spirit Reigns
When one enters the Boston Store, all worries
cease. Same 0f us take gilt purchasing far too
seribusly. it’ 8'1 asimple matter when you tum;
.1111 the principles of civil service it iwnose efforts our 448 square miles at
«for m to the diplomatic and consular territory mg 1,33,, transformed mm
norvlcc. such as Mr. Knox turd"! rec-5a {overridden seetlon to one Where U
W10“ street WhiCh is known as I.ommcudo and never aboutloned 11150 the death rats to no litrser than that It
Dorlon Point switch, have practice, we should not lune. sent so or the fommout cm in the “Stolen"
aehed the limit of their patience many political lame duvkfl to Spanish To go mm details 111 111111 mm is 1111“
'Amollou and should how. but! better
trade 191111101111 with that legion. «Both
.tou Trunscrlpt
I
5m'nnled in Detroit this year. 'l‘huo‘.
ilMpel'ato Detroit outclasses Reckless
llouo «Spl'lngebld Union.
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( oi New may be firm in the convlot‘
didate of the Republican pom to 1111!:-
States but will he not that ho is also
firm in the conviction that the presi-
dent can be re~electod.--Bos1on (Hobo.
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that o gronl deal more good can be
dikes out In one that tapped the till
for a hundred and 1011.? nine“ But in
the deiontablo duds she may be 1111112
10 skip the. bunch at whirl—«Houston.
Post.
5 -+— ‘
5 ii is how plsnnpti to lost the pot-
suunl lax 111w. Al the sumo time the
5(1bnoxlous automobile low on the sin 1
Into books could be tested with a good
deal of c11=111t.80me parts of the
auto law are at on Muse than the per-
53011111 1111: law inasmuch as tbev take
5 money from ~mu on a pretext pure and
5ulmple. «Middleton-11 Penny Press
”.3.
5 There is a certain trout-1n the fact
that the British steamship carrying
5 the Duchess of F ifs wont ashore wittb
5 in two miles of the only lighthouse the
empire, of Morocco boosts along its
5thousand miles or dangerous coast.”
New York Sun.
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5 The personal tax law continues to
distress the community. A candidate
{curing votes on that tax as on lssue.~«
5 New H‘hven Journal-Courier
if the shortage in the potato crop
groom mtu'e pronounced the Irish Ploy-
ors will mares have riots enough to
their homes in the newspapers «New
Yolk Telegraph. ‘
«4-
The arm according to 313 some-
bury of war, is wholly unplopered for
any-thing save peace. ‘
And the. senate is unprepared to
help peace along «New Yorlr World
4-?»
if there Is nuyth‘int left in the East-
ern railroad field which one Central
and New Haven do not want to divide
up botwwn themselves. the PetineyI-j
Wain might be induced to «lake it.«=1-
New York Wurld.
“9—-
Governor fill: of New York pardoned
e. woman 131511!th yous old who has
sorted-two you‘re Manon-memo
91191 is too oh! no make new trouble.
31.13 11'. gmwa the worse it becomes.
611111111111th Commercial-Tribune.
coed himself no pl seldom of the. United A .
Commiaslon. by whom I was most: "
11
1ion qualitiesol the Newberry urges
In Woolsoy Hall. the Yale University
administration today announced a se- . ,
ries of tree Sunday afternoon organ .
recitals bv Prof. Barry Jonson, begin- \
iténtlnry sentence. bananas he 11111111111 1
in the case or a bad one, mm, on
possible. but summed up in a few
words. the extermination of the most
quite and that alone has conned (1105
Htranerormallou During 11 oonvem‘
More than 1,000 tllmzc‘es have been lion Mill (‘01 (Moran W (loclhaln “.1, A
S A. minimal: ol the lsthmlnn (711ml
1
Commission, I expressed 11 denim no '
be fully Iniormeti no to how this ideal ~
condition was brought about 1 51
lion that Mr. Troll is the logical 0311’3 This “We“ second h" mo M" m“‘5
1rod11ctlon to .l. A Le Prince. (1 E...
M' (Jule! Sanitary Inspector ol the
tortllally received and lostruollvely
entertained.
Mr. he Prince in 11 Northern man.
The old clatter or exporlonro knows conversant with conditions such as
confront us along the Connecticut
ncco'znpllshcd in n dat when she wears Shore, and WW!“ they lire not “It! _
a sctemlollur dress than when she some '13 exist in thy! tropics. are. 1 am
informed, subject to vcrv eimller5
treatment to that which has proved
so successful on the Isthmus
Here again will 1 abbreviate by soy
in: that the remedy Is the some.
usmels the removal of ALL. stagnant .
pools drains and oiling or filling low
soil spots.“
in detail. the application at the re— '1
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medics 111111111. necessarily differ m at
62111150 or the rank growth of toxelo~__ .
lion. whlohwltb no is absent.
l have secured an abundance of doc-
umentary evidence on this subject in
which I feel cellaln you and Mr. Sear» 3 1
sins will be interested as well as him .
lug viewed In practical operation the 1
system in vogue bore. . 3
Added to this In the privilege of ti
personnl intimacy with the subject
which my Interview wItb the author- ‘ ‘
lty shove mentioned has given me.
' SIucoroly.
GEORGE E. EDWARDS,
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EBEE ORGAN RECITALB.
New .1..qu Dec.518««Abldln§ .3 ‘
11‘ plan nhcpted a short while ago of
wording opportunity for residents 01
the city 11nd state to enjoy the excel:
ulng next Sunday and being continued
on four other Sundays between now 5 '
and Commencement.
Wen-WW
KEENA’S LAST, MEETING»;
The Nmurslk City Council 111 soiled
uled for a 33313 meeting on Mooney 75
evening. Nothing 0: .puriloulor lm‘pon
tonne is expected to some bolero the,
session, however. ltwlll be tho last.
council monophonic” n-speelal‘one
ls called within t~lio mouth. that City
Judge Nowerd J Curtis, oi the 1
‘ Clem James J. Keene will not in one~ 1.5
paelty or cloth his 3353 31331313131 ‘.
January 1st. 31.33.1133 to the order or.
your} path towards a store ‘brimful‘ of suggestions.
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