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MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR.
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sou rises 6:35; acts 5 :37.

High tide 3:45 a. m.; 4:03 p. m.

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‘ SOCIETY NOTICES

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MASONIC DIRECTORY.
A Stated Gonvoactlon of Butler
flhupteg, No. 38. R. A. M., willbe held
at its rooms, February 27th, 1912, at 8
o’clock p. m. The Mark Degree will be
77 robnferred ln proton» at thg Grand
’ ‘flcribe of the M. E. 6. Chapter of Con.
, ncoticut. The work will be followed
“ 7- by a banquet.
‘ . Fratemally you",
ROBT. M. WILCOX, Sec'y.‘

 

 

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a$0UTH NORWALK BOARD OF
TRADE

Pruident~Nahemlah Candee
Vice-President—Charles J. l’ldgcon.
wrctary—Frank w. Hadley.
‘Tnaiuru‘v-Matthew Corbett,

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EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS

‘92¢2-News Department
92~3——Business Department
44-2wBrancl; Office, Norwalk
890 wEditor’s Residence
729-9—th Editor’s Residence
REVIEEIE UPWARD.
~ In tho discussion III the luiiff in
. the chemical fii‘lll‘llllll?ri l'lopicscntu.
tlva E. ..l Hill of this diEiriL-t, put the
case vosry forcibly below the Ways
‘ nud‘means committee, of which he is
a leading member. when he said that
“a hill imposing duties on raw Inn-
‘terialu would turn over the chemical
industry to the German consolida-
tions. lie declared the. Unitod Status
't’ahould force the German manufac-
7 borers to establish plants here by
' iteoplng raw materials on thr- froc‘
771131. Mr. Hill dculcd that the (thumb
col, schedule was revised downward
1in the bill, charging that it actuui
”ly provided an average incrouso of 20
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.« The colonel like the poor. we are
liter to hnve always with us, so long
‘IIII we. have newspapers and nmgnzines
‘ and platforms on Whl(ll spec-chm: can
, he made altochestei Herald '
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Secretory Knox and Columbia will
not speak as they pass by. Secretary
'EKnox maintains his dignity and Colom~
:bla insist-s on' being 7sllly.-—~Bouton
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“ titer being exhibited there, weighing
crabby-seven pounds and claimed to be
‘ ingest ever caught in those wa«
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flat the inquest into the cause of
ghpricos which is now being started
I city come ingenious Vjugglser
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Just sixty-two? Then trim thy
light; '
And get Iby jewels all reset;
‘Tis‘ past meridian, but still
bright.
And lacks some hours of sun-‘
set yet.
At sixty-two
Be strong and true.
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’ same.
And fight fresh battles for the
. truth:
For what is age but youth's full
bloom.
A riper, more transcende
youth.
A wedge of gold
is over old;
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At sixty-two life is begun;
At seventy-three begin once
more;
Fly swiftly as you near the sun,
And brighter shine at eighty-
one.
' At ninety-live,
Should you arrive,
Still wait on God and work 7 and
thrive.

Keep thy locks wet with mom. 9
in: dem ‘
And freely let thy graces
flow;
For life well spent is over new.
And years annointed younger
grow.
So Work away,
Be young for aye,
From sunset. breaking unto
day-

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Between the Hours of 7 and 10

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power as double that amount.

Have y0u been to our 90 Sale Today?

If you haven’t come Tonight, and see what 90 will do for you.
90 In our store Today and Tonight has as much purchasing

Investigation will prove this

 

1000 yards or LIoI-IT GALIco,

tonight,

THRE£ VAnos FOR...9C
1000 yards of 0ch WHITE

60008, values up to

250. Tonight, YD... ....9

 

MUSLIN CURTMNS,

mun. 39C

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All colors, tonight.

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(Continued tram FIT“. PRKO.

result that Mr. Davis closed bin urgnv
morn by hurling II broadside of bitter
and soothing denunciation III. the rep-I
rcsontutivo. which wont unnuswol‘od

The propoaltlon'to eniurgo Ibo pow-
oru of the district in rogurds to side-
walka, crauawnibfi and drains, moaned
an oflhmmlw 7 .. being championud:
by Attorney J. .1. dish

The mention was unusually woll‘nt-
landed. there being. bouillon Ibo you}
era. II numborof visitors p‘roccut who
wore lntorostod in the electric tunnel-,7
nnmoly, Superlnlendunt A. 1-). Winchou

the olllcinlo oi the Unltod Electric
Light nod \lator Company.

The meeting was culled to order by
District Commlttcomon Edison K. 8:.
John.

James Hoyt was olocIed moderatan
but was not present.

William Twcnubicy wn‘u c‘hoaon after

7 noveral bad docilned the honor.

The call of the meeting was read by
Clark George ill. Thomuson and on
vote it was accepted no road.

Albert itidrldgo moved that tho
meeting, consider the third section of
the call relating to the triangular
piece 0! property near the cemetery.

Carl A. Anderson inquired an to the
meaning or that section.

K. b2. Gorbam moved that the din
trlct committee be instructed to have

‘ the selecimcu incorporate in the cull

for the next special town meeting a
clause changing the deed or this my
angular piece of properly so no to

give, the district the right to use It

tor public purpnuoa. _
Carl A Anderson questioned the le

' guilty at the motion and called upon

Attorney J. J. Walsh for verification.

Attorney Wald]: unmoved that the
course «slanted by tbomotlon was
legal, Ina-the property was‘originally

. given to the district by virtue or u
7 vote taken at. a town meeting.

The clerk then row that part 0! the
portion o! the deed nt issue

Irlct wishod of lilo piano at ground

‘ anyway. He delved into history some»
7 what and mold flint

hould be left

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Mr. And‘enion, until tho lotto 1" II

by either Mr. Anderson or his irlcndfi-

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calico to their by tho speaker. Inho~
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71 lb. can TALCUM POWDER?
value 250.
Tonight ...... .'. ....... 9C

Solid wood back. porcelain face
HAIR BRUSH,

tonight .............. 190

PROPHYLACTIC TOOTH 0
IERU8HEB, tonight....19

 

 

3oz. nine of HYDROGEN
PEROXIDE.

tonight .......... . ..... 9c

 

 

William A. lie-id uuostlonod Iim no
courtly of the motion. inasmuch us it
was unsigned Io use the property
Iiimply [or pork purposcu.

Mr, Gorhum‘s motion was put to

write and curried.

The municipal oicclric plant matter
Iruu taken up and the report of Ibo
coiumlttou road by (licrlt Thompuon.

(The roport is printed in full on
the ninth page of lbia'isszmi.
(foInInlIloomuu Monti Submitted II
IIIIpplomontni report which was; road
by Clerk Thompuou.

The report was as follows:

Now York, Feb. 16, l912.
The Honorable District :Commlltcc.
East. Norwalk Fire District. ‘
Emu Norwulk, Conn,
Gout lemon:
Referring to our convorsntion with

herewith for your consideration our
views or the situation

Undor data of December H. 1911.
you forwarded to us a list of questions.

These questions covcr your present.

and i’niuro requircmcnts vory curt»
fully. We regret that we are unable
to mower your question in detail to:
the reason slated to you by our Ni
$hoohun.

Before placing our recommendations
before you. we will request tint you
cousidor an unulyul‘n, of tho figured of
your product operation. which we oh~
ioiued from your plant records.

AI. tho present time your output
amounts to, on a ycwrly basis, opprovIL
mainly 66.1100 [(7. W. H. gnu immune IIII
follows:

commercial lighting and power, 365
days 724 houro our day. 35,080 K. W. H.

Struct lighting, 350 days. 3 .006 hours.
30 000.

The current for your power and
lighting consumers is suppliéd partly
by the city or South Not-walk with di-

rect current for 24 hound poi- dcy and _‘

partly by your generator with .nlternao
lug current between sunset and sun-
rise. We will, therefore, conaldcr that.
your power and lighting loadaaro on.
your plant 24 hours per day. The com.
mercial load on your plant is carried
in the following mounor: -
my load. 8 hours per day, :00 days.
9 K. W, H overaxe, 21. 600 K. W. H
Peak load, 37 boom per day, 386 days,
8 K. W. H. overuse, 5.840 K. W. H.
‘llIlght loud periods... such no early
morning. noon hours, Sundtya, otc..

 
 

. during which the output averusealoss
~ K W. and this lead would not hove to

than 27K. w n. ii, 560 K. w. n. ‘
.600 K w H
moonlighting luau of 10 K W.

. H. in on your pinut. during the hours

between aunset our! sunrise except

~ wan Ilia moonlight period allows this

 
 
 
 

load to on um 01!. .
When the ‘

 

‘ would: ago regarding they
ter and the members 0’ the 91mm proposed new ugnung plant for rounhafl‘ :1 greater yearli- growth than it
light communion. on well an some oi district ‘9 Mo pleflsyd to submulhag in the part.

Flue quality TOILET PAPER,

You shouldlbave seen the crowds that were here all day. These Specials forTonight

Well-made No. 6 PARLOR‘

 

160

COLLARS, Ionight..

 

500. VENETIAN‘
BEADS

 

PRINCESS SLiPS, pink and

light blue
mnight ....... $1 19

 

 

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l ycnr‘s business, . l
brom our l
.

tnotcd that your yearly luoreuse
business bus been In the average rate
of 3.5 7K. W. per your. Part of this
growth can he charged to thc.exten-
nlons of your street lighting system.
Wu believe, however, that inasmuch as
the street lighting circuits of .your
plant now covers the principal sections
of your community that your growth
from this particular scurce will not be
very much within tho noxt flw years
You will, thorcforo. have to consider
your futuro development along the3
lines of urban: consumers [or poWer
and lighting; We have no reason to
believe. knowing the social and phy-
sical conditions of East Norwulk as we
do. that your commercial business will

Now. if we take your
yearly growth to be 3.5 K. W., at the
end of five Ieurs the load on your
plant will be as follow-Is
l l‘ounnorriul lighting and parlor. 365
days. 24 hours nor day, 52,500 ii W. ll.

Street lighting. 350 days, 3,000 hours,
30,000 ‘K. W, H.

’l‘otai,$2 ,500 K. W II

The com :ncrolul load on the plant
will he I urrlcd as follows:

Day load. 8 hour 5 he; our. 300 days,
13.5 K. W. H. average. 32300 K. W. H.

Peak load. 2 hours per day. 365 days,
12 K. w. n. Average, 8.760 K. w. a.

Light loud periods, such as early
morning, noon hours, Sundays, etc.
during which the output averages less
than 3 K. W. EL, 11.340 K. W. H.

Total, 62,500 K. W. B.

it we take the same ratio of in-
crease. on the highest load which we
have observed on your plant, namely,
25 K. W. H., your plant will It the end
of the five years be called upon to
carry a maximum pool: load or 871,5
K. W H

The results as liutod above are ob
mined from our observation of your
operation, and inasmuch none are in
very close touch with your situation,

operation at the and o! hvo‘ years time
is a perfectly safe one. You will note
from the above figures that the great-
er part or your load is put out at the
rate of less than 15 K W. H. and than.
your minimum load, which is a con’
‘sideroble portion of the day,‘ls put out
lit? the rate or 3 .K. W. H. The Inui-
mum load which your plant would be
calldd upon to outdo would be 37%

. be‘ carried by your machinery for more
than thirty mlautuii‘ In time. ' 7 7 7
man the” tunes on which 11
'buiio your monuments nu the text
ow; yam, we conclude tint It will not
be a. wise move for you to establish u

at lighting load and generating plant or primc- movers nt‘stullod in the plant Where your cur. . ‘
Id coincide, the

thin" time, busing our condoms on
on following rams: -_, 7
' Flint: From the figured mention 7
' We; which we when more.

' will one thnt II single; ailment

 

 

roll or package. BROOMB,
tonight, 6 FOR ...... 190 tonight ..... ..... 29C
39c LACE DUTCH
CHILDREN' 5

ROMPERS, tonight.

 

19c
SLGEAE:l:l::lTS .. . . . . 39C 7

 

CORSETS

tonight I ............. 79c

T E ’ BOSTON STORE

 

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obuorv ation of your-

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men: will be operated on a very inef-
Iiclcni load. The greater part of your

wo believe that our pronpectuo of your _.

of [coders run tram that point to blast;

 

growth which We limo followod from load is on uneconomioal load at all
{tho limo IuIIr nlunt mailed. we have (lines as the street light and power
in aloud its II purely inductive load.

Second: Should you install a gen-

erating set of 45 K. W. as ample for
your future requirements, and if a se-
rious accident should happen to this
equipment. your plant would be at a
serious disadvantage.
or resources but your own prime mov-
or, two generatingequipments would
be necessary to cover you in case of
accident. The cost of the second
equipment would. a! course, incronoo
the overhead charges and so make
the cost of operating so much higher.

Having no oth-

Third: You are now purchasing

current from the City of South Nor-
walk Electric Works at a rate you can

not hope to equal at this time with
any kind of prime mover, simply be
cause your load requirements will,
during the greater part of your run,
he so small that thé overhead and la-
bor charges on the plant will more
than offsct any saving made by the
prime mover.

Fourth: You are subject to com-
petition hon; other lighting and power
companies who con sell electrical em
orgy at a lower rate poi K. W. H. than
you could afford to and should the
other companies seriously out into

~'our commercial business, you would

be at great disadvantage to compete
with them with equipment on your
bands, which can not be operated eco-
nomically owing to your own load con-
muons

Fifth: Yhu have now in your plant

generating equipment capable of deliv-
ering 50 K. W. to your lines. This is

large enough to take care of your re-
quirements for the next live years.
This generating equipment is new. the 7-
smaller set being 3% yearsold and
the lurgor set 11,5 years old. Bothi
sets Era in good condition and if
given proper care will serve you for
more than five years longer.

We, mustard-bog to state that‘we
worm recommend thit‘you install a.

 

”howling plant as ‘you contemplate.

and request that you consider the ‘rec‘ ‘ ,
ommendations we are glad to not be—
lore you ‘ '

We would suggeut tbit you mold; a.
suitable contract for 'tbo purchase at
phwor With a company having author. ,
ity to sell power to you for a period 7
of say five years. You could state in _‘
such contract that you reserVe the
right to establish your own generating
pliant It my time during the term 0:
the contract; the commit to contain
no option for you to gooey! it Ior an~
other iiVe year‘s 7

We would aliao suggest that your
present generating equipment he in-

 
 
 
 

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Norw'nlk. This would giro may
direct mm the company's .qu 7
board. where suitabilr More or ,

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