m
WW'FEVFE
VEWHITE
GOODS
in Dainty Chocks. Stripa‘s,
.Cross Bars and Mercoriud
Madru.
CREAM SERGEB
250, 506 and It a yhrd
E. K. BANKS
Mohackomo Hotel Block
South Norwelk
l
Baseball Goods
A New and Complete Line
GLOVES ...............250 to “.00
BATO 56 to $1.00
Aioo I Complete Line of
TENNIS GOODS
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WM. P. BEERS
South Norwaik and Notwalk
STATIONERY STORES
WEATHER FORECAST. 1
For Norwalk and vicinity: Unsetticd
Weather with occasionali showers to
night and Wednesday; warmer tonight
moderate northeast to southeast winds
Cloudy and rainy weather has prevail-
ed generally during the last 24 hours;
from tho Mississippi Valley eastward.
to the roast. A long trough of low
pressure extends from Texas northeast-
wzurd to Michigan. with n secondary
disturbance central over Virginia. An.‘
area of high prcssuro moving, in from
the Pacific coast is. producing pleas-
ant weather in lllt' northwest.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Low,
Temperature: 52: high, 70.
Clear.
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The Master Plumber" Assoriutlou
will meet regularly this owning.
Kabaosn Encampment. No. 9.
0. R, will moot on Thursday evening.
The directors of the Norwalklllub
are scheduled to convene this evening.
Potiussu-s council, No. lilt‘VS. Royal
Arcnnum. will hold a regular business
meeting tonight.
The Sixth Company Coast Artilicry
Corps, C. N. G., will hold a drill to.
marrow night.
Court Nurruk, No. 58, Foresters of
America, will hold a regular meeting
‘ Thursday night.
No work could be dune on the Nor-
VV‘alk paving contract yesterday be-
cause of the rain.
v
Andrew J. Hutchinson, of Ryo, \
Y., is spending several days'with rel-
atives 'in South Norwnik.
..
Washington Chapter, No. 24 ROVill
'Arch Masons will hold a stated c0n<
vocation tomorrow evning in the Mn-
sonlc Temple in Wall street.
Daughters of Erin, Ladlcs’ Auxiliary
to Divisoln, No. 1, Ancient Order of Hi-
Ibernian-s, will hold a rcgulur monthly
meeting on Thursday evening.
Among the South Norwnlk lied Mon.
Incmbcr-s of ‘chas Tribe. No. 26, won
wont to Hartford today to attend the
state gathering, were Charles Walters,
B. J. Thomas, Fixed Williams, Albert.
M. l’ohiman, John ll. Gallagher, Jul.
ins A. Hubbcll and William Miller.
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‘ DR. MACF‘ARLAND IN TENNESSEE.
4r
Former South Norwalk Pastor the
aunt of Governor Bdn Hooper.
Rev. (lhnrlos S. Macfarlnnd is the
guest this week of .Governor Ben
Hooper, of Tennessee. at Nashville,
. whore he assisted Governor Hooper in
the monoratlon or the program of the
Southern Gnomes, and also delivered
severol undressed
. QM blond is making it tour of
choiooii this month uddressingi
the VI" lo. dehumlnntionul nosemblloal
of tho Federal Council of the Chprohes
of Qhrlit. of whose work he is now in
full Faberge. In June he is to preside
over a large lnterdenominntlonal as:
umbly at. VSiivor Buy, and ut the Don-
grm ot the Men and Rollgion one-
ment in New' York he was given
caloric of the future development or
the Wont. _
W
Huyler s
.. . cocoon-m Mb couscorioao
l. OJ
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IllllIlAllIl STRIKER
' BAD“ FINISHED
(illiCAtliO, May
1193228 yours old, a striking ucVV'spup-ci‘l
delivery was sovcrclyl
.lthl
be uml schVul oihcr
by thc to.I
th‘c assaulted an old mun VV'lVo'wnu1
7.~-Aloxnlulor llic~
wagon driV or
button by u croud oi cilizcus
nmrning ul'tcr
strikcrs are said police
selling ncwspapcrs ui u norilt slVic No.3;
\‘flltill rullrotid stutlon.
pcr dcnlcr was unconscious whvu ilicl
l
llickcy was knocked
'I‘bc chV'spu- g
.
policc arrived.
down and citizens who had witnessed .
the attack on bile iicVV'sdt-ulcr wervy
kicking Vhim whcn tho poilrv ill'l‘lYV'tl.
C'l‘ics (ll’«”l,\'ncl‘..._lililll" were. board in:
the crowd and the police “"0“? obligcdi
to stop in passing taxicab and drive,
uwuy \V'ith tllc striker to hillu him?
from u more serious attack. 5
lllckcy suffered cuts and Iu-Vliscsf
about. his head. face and body. After;
he had been givon medical tritcntiotr
he was locked up on a charge oi nil-'1
suult. 1
Joseph Murray. ll ycnrs old. was
stabbed in the shoulder while ValiuugV-d'
in nu nrgumcnt with two turn at. n
north side street corncr ovcr thoi
prcssmcn‘s strike. lilo was iakon to u
hospital by the police. who lute-r lll‘-1
rcstcd two suspects
right; an unhealthy man is an unhappy ,
slave. Burdock Blood Bitters builduf
up sound healtbw-neeps you well. :
RUNDLE FOR VICE~PRESIDENT 1
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Honored With Office By Nutmeg Club?
Last Night i
ThrOugh peculiar conditions (~thin-I
ing in the Nutmeg Club in Norwuik it
has become necessary for the club to
isccurc a new prosident uud vice-pros
idont to carry out tho work of tho
your. The president, Joseph A. Ash-
well has secured a position in Ossln-
lug, .'. Y., and tho vicc-pl'osidont.
Thomas T. Logic, hits scoured a posi-
tion in Woettlcld, Mass. Both young
mcn arc to leave soon and new oili-
oioio must therefore take their places.
At a special iii-oetlng held in
club' quuricrs last evening, llnrold i3.
numlur of yours, was unanimously
trio. No other nomination was‘mudo.
Thc mutter of the presidency was not.
held off until later.
In the by-lawu of the club no provi-
sion was made for presidential suc-
cousion and thus it became necessary
for the club to chat u member not.
thou holding office. .
Both Mr. Ashwoll and Mr. Lottie have
been onergctlc workers for the good
’of tho club and their departure is,
dooply regretted. Vice President Run-
dle will no doubt prove an excellent
choice and his ability is not denied.
Other matters of important routine,
business wore trunnwcted.
REAL honours . .,
merely seeinx'thelr ads in print. iden-
tinel wants reset: all the rllht people
in The Norwclko and bring results
sinus-«mu oooIIionIliy.
m mev-OW
érial Offer
W00”
MOP 'WRINGER.
We wont every
housewife in this com-
munity to know who! I
herd-work cover the
” VANCO ”
. MOP WRINGER $1113 $751!:
us. and now offer you a two wcokc' '
free trial.
You would not think of wringing out your wcshing by hand.
Why waste your strength Ind disfigurc your hands wringing s ‘
htavy dirty mop h
[to Admit-1e:
You don't touch the mop With your hands. Enables you to use
boiling water and any of the injurious dirt cleansers. Docs away
with backobrcnkinz. hund~wrcncbing drudgery. Your dress IS
always dry and clean. ernp the mop dry with the least ciion.
Fits any poll. Will not tip over. Has no gem or rolicn to
get out oi order. [I all metal, plunked otter assembling.
Will not wt or brush. Will won I lifetime.
A. J. Collins 8. Company
Janilrv
Size .c
81. is 1.25:2
-..m. ......“
START VOUR CHICKS RIGHT
Something Good for Voung Chicks.
The success of thlITMIIOGS, from tho Inmncitt tho) are out of tho
uhcll, decnds on tho food you but. ilonnio ( hick l‘ecdu. homo pre-
pared. me the kind you can duiu-ud on to make tinc. healthy fowle
und i'uturc sturdV liners. We us» not only tho bout and (it-uncut mu~
tcriuis 1)lll\\tllll‘OllOfllOfl our ii|l\llilt”*~’l slinuiiliinllV. to prmltlc for
tho youngirsi (‘llltk us “t‘ll as rim lull crown foul Only shoot. sound
(”intakcd 11mins uro pcrmitiod to no into our {wits lionnic litiic
(‘hick Food is not an exporluwm but is smut-thing that has been
carefully toslcd. and lhcro Is nothing hard that can not bu fcd ulono
whih pctl‘cct onion. llouulc (‘hlck Fwd contains the choicest im-
portcd Miilcis. lint». crackod churcoul thotuuublV dried and solcctod
grains such as out lllt‘i‘ll. cracked uncut. t‘l‘l‘tt kcd kuillr puns, lino old
ciuckod corn. VVlVich combinod mako it loud host adopted oi produce
strong and vigorous thickens? MANUEL TOFIO HATCH.
First in quulltV'. last in prlcc always in lllc minds of its custom-
ers~—~llouule limbo Mound l‘ cod ior llurscu V attic and Poultry
«A healthy man is a king in ms own . '
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Amrrican Agricultural Chemical Co’s l Mape's l Lister‘s
Ground Bone, Sheep Manure, Ashes
LAND PLASTER. AIR SLAKED LIME. BARNYARO MANURE.
MURIATE OF POTASH. NITRATE 0F BODA.TIMOTHY.CLOVER
AND RED TOP GRASS SEED.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
An Aiternoon’s Outing L
in one of our uutomubiios will V'iold largo returns for a small in~
Vc‘siuncnt. Oil! cars are. roomyclosn and Vontfortuble and our ,
chauffeurs experienced and curoiui drivcrs. Telephone orders ro~
coivo prompt. attention.
LatestModeIs of The M0yer Automobile
ARE .READY FOR .lNBPECTOIN AT OUR GARAGE.
OSCAR H. BANKS
RIVER STREET Tolophone1681$ NORWALK, CONN
the :'
llundle, a member of the (lub for a. '
chosen to succeed Vice-President lo .2
brought up. u. decision in this, being II
are what want advertioorojefili’rnoi '
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone. 40.
BEAVER BOARD
is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and
plaster and wall paper. it in susceptible of an infinite variety
of artistic designs for who and ceilings, and permit: of I
wide scone for individunl proferment and taste. We are went-
nnd keep a large supply on hand.
6| WALL ITREIT.
NORWALK.
PHONI “I.
OB. Jackson
. , Optician .
° Everythingln the Optical Line
. .1 .‘ jEYCS Examined Free ,
Advertise Your Wants to the
.1!“ V My .. «r . 3
ABAIIIBTBILLIOAllllsAIIl
m alarm mounts
III nu: out or Ionmut‘
(Continued trom First futon
Corporaton Counsel Leo Davis took
the opportunity offered to criticise the
”raw deal," which Norwulk roceivcd
from the commission. Some time ago
a represontstivo of the lonnecticut
Company appeared before tho council
uud asked an early answer as to tho
kind of rolls they might use “for it
tagcs some tlnlo to got them on the
ground." Manager Potter reported to
the council last night that the rails for
West avenue were dcllvorcd yesterday
May bib. and the finding of the utili-
tics commission as sou-t to Norwnik
was dutcd May lot. ‘80 someone must
have known what the decision would
be lit-fore thc city was notified was the
opinion of (‘ounsol Davis expressed
uud approved by the council.
The inootlng was called to order
shortly after 8 o'clock by Mayor hld~
word .l. Finnegan and City (film-k (films.
ll. Illiworth l‘cud tho. minutes of the
previous meeting, which were on role.
approved as road. '
Counciiincn William Howard.
sun W. llonodict. Edwin l.. lltlyt. ll‘V'~
lug H. Rood. Howard V. Worden und
Willum Thompson wore present.
John ll. Milne. formcr councilman
and roprcsontuiivo of tho llnliod El-
No].
critic Light and Water Company gnlu
cd the floor and complained stardust
\‘iucnnt North on liaiinn coutructor'
.\lr. Milun dlscowrcd Noni! brcukinul
up a gas pipe in \Viilt‘l‘ street rc cont]:
in ordcr to fucliliiitc his lnyiuu of wow.
lot in Him» pipc. The run t’i‘l‘lllli'tl tori
flfl hour or l\\'t’) until Si:lli.ll‘llll(‘lltll‘llll
Millie's mcu could rt-ach tho pint-r- and ‘
rupnit' [ch tluuiuuo,
’i‘hr- maltrr “up rrforrcd to tip:
lllilllll'll) rontmittcc for an'tstigaiiou l
Henry M l’t-il'l mom for scar. hill
on fljllllwtlpllllllilll to 1ch Spnuish War;
\. V lV- Hills
”only“ ll. lliVViuond nnkvui for an
appropriation for Buckingham Post
\‘o l2, ii. A. it '"
lluih are nuuunlh mind for and this
not will ho no exception
amino ll. Raymond compluhwd
about tho (l-z-‘liiorabio sldcwalk null
st-uor umdilions in South l‘ulnu uV'cw
“VIC.
This with mic-trod in tho blgbVVnV'
cominlttott fol lint-situation.
t‘lvrli llilVV'orilV road a Vuj-Viilou from
ii. uutulwr of Main smut rosidonts
who askvd tho rt-movnl of tho bill
board on tho tormci t‘nplulu bomb
proporiy. Tho potliion cialuicd the)
hill board a nuisance
liobcrt llnruor," roprosonilng ihu’l
pmpcrty owners. evplnlutd the unis
unco 0111.1chth (‘hurlcs \‘. Ainoid. or
ilit.‘ llourd of Health spoke snbstnn-E
tinting .\li. Homer's? testimony.
Mr. Arnold mode it swooping
quest to tho effect that all tho
boards. in tho city he removed.
\ir. Arnold reported progress in the
Elwood strum sous-r mutter
.‘Vlnvor Finnegan expressed himself:
in favor of tho rcmouil of all bill
hoards. He claimed it tho fault of
the property owners
James H Manner usiwd if (‘ross
sircot is cytir to ho curhod and gut
iotod. This mutton has hung lire tori
lim'ol‘al years but In to be attended
to shortly. ‘
Goorgo Johnson nppchrcd and mode.
application for an electric light at the
t
i
l
ro 1
hill ’
I
corner of Butlol- simct and llurbor
uvcnuc.
.l. ll. Potter. manager of the local
iinvs oi“ the Connecticut Company was
prcscnt to explain to the- council tho?
application for doublo truck in ‘lluiti'
street
\ discussion at some length ensued ‘
it was finally decided to cause u datof
tor a public hearing and thdfoliow ‘
ing, introduced by Councilman Bone-l
dict, wus passed, after the application
was taken from the table for action:
\I'herénls. The Connecticut Company
harp petitioned the Mayor and Conn-l
oil of the City of Norwaik for the
right to double-track its electric ruli-
wny lines in Main» street from Wall
street to Henry street. and to rte-Iconic.
its tracks thence to New Canaan live-
one. also to relocate its tracks in
Wall sttoot from n point near lsnncs
sirbct to Knight struct. and ‘
Whereas. The said Compuny has
cuusod a plan to be made showing the
Highways in Ind through which it pro-
poses to lay its tracks and the looa~
do}. of the some as to grade. the
cantor line 0! said highways, tho loon-
tiou of poles and other permanent
structures of such railway in said
highways, also the permanent struts-A
lures therein, not of said Company.
affected by the prepoocd location in
such railway, and such changes on are
proposed to be made in such railways.
which plans are entitled "The Con-
necticut Company. Norwaik linen.
Main Itroet from Wall street to New
‘uuiod hpru mu. 1912.
‘Iaid trucks be had at
‘lloom in the Flu of .‘V‘VVV'VV'uik on the
i .
notice to bc guru of
Highway 332.130
Police 364.16
Fire 2,175.77
Finance , 8.00
Administrative ...72..... .196.”
.Ubrury 231.89
Sewer . 427.62
Cannon avenue. Proposed '1‘er
channel, Not-wait. cont... scale 1in.~
in ft.. Abrthh. nun ”proviso n. o.
Wobltor. nu:.”.'~~i “The onus-cum
- Commit. Norwolk’lineo pond ro-
‘looI trod on 'rlm
Time has tested all
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one safest car.'
every third car in
will be a Ford.
So. Main St.
FORD
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
entity is physical as well as financial
Vanadium steel has given it maximum
strength and toughness—with mini-
mum weight. And by all t'cots it' is the
Another reason why
All Fords are Model T’s—ail alike ex—
cept the bodies. The two passenger
runabout costs $5go~thc five passen—
cr touring car $690~the delivery car
gnu—the town car $goo—f. o. b. Des
troit. completely equipped. Get lat-
est catalogue from S. L. Benedict, 98
its parts. Ford sc-
Amcrica this year
*M._.. “...—W mwvwmm - .
'~Good Butter
.Strictly Fresh Eggs
ilomc Spinach peck ... ......... Women Hur Flour bug ..... .. .. .. . . .8”
. Homo lV'iVil pcc k ... ............. 30c!(‘aliforuiu Plumes, lb . . . . . ”10¢
litunn Rhubarb 2 bunches ........ ibtiW Buchr‘s Cocoa of Chocolate ....lildi
Aspara'rus. Latinos, Wux and Green llcans Sweet Potatoes, Strawberrlell
(lrnnws. Apples.
.UNiTED GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN ST.
a pound 3'
a dozen
moon :4:
FNW..__W, - -v
I
Now, Thorn-fort: Resolvcd: That n!
- public limiting of all persons inicrcst
oil in said petition and in suid propos-
otl double-tracking and relocation of;
the Council"
Vlillli day of Vim, lul‘l .. ut ii o'clock p.-
m.; that lilo t‘ii1 Clork cause public.
31ch hcurlng‘
and lo tuiibcr With the (‘onncclicut
(‘ompany by rogisicrcd letter of suidi
pouring.
A petition {or a curb line on Wcst-
'1.ort awnuc was rend. This 'VV'nsl
granted on Veto.
A petition for permission to erect a
frame dwelling in Berkeley street was
.Vr Vcthd from H F Coleburu. Potl-
tion was granted on role.
A request for permission to erect a
Ramon in West Main street. nus grunt-
t’d M. T Bagloy
A petition for an electric light. at
the comet of Main and Hudson
streets was road. The mstgor was re-
1'i‘crred to the light committee with
9mom The rcqucst of Mr. Johnson
for a light at Butler street and lint-
bor uveuue was also referred.
A letter from (f'ontiactor J. A Mc—
Elrov regarding cremation work in
the streets phone pining is to be
laid was road. in this letter he warn-
ed the officials the danger lihcly to
occur after the paving work has been
done because of pooer replaced-
ditches The couuclimen are of the
oplnloudhat Contractor Mordl is ro«
sponslblo in all cases. The highway
committee will inVestlgnte.
The reading of the library and po-
lice roporis was dispensed with on
vote.
The following bills were read and
ordered paid:
Pming bills ................$2,052.43
To contractor \lcl'llrov for .
material delivered . 1,000.00
The total cost of the repairs on the
Phoenix Fire engine was $1,879.15
and is includcd in the ubbvo flro dc-
plrtmcut item. .
A vote was taken not to appeal tho
decision of the public utilitics com-
mission on the rail question.
Tree Warden losoph Cornell asked
an appropriation of from 376 to $100
for spraying the trees of Nomuik.
Warden Cornell has the use of the
city's spraying machine, but he stores
and insures it. The mottur will be
considered at the next meeting. -
The finance department chairman
was authorized to borrow a sum not
exceeding $6.000.
The Ward street sewer "has been
completed”
A report of progress on the Box Mill
Brook bower was submitted by Com-
mittee-chum» I. H. Reed. read and .
accepted. The report with lengthy
no took in some previous record: of
old councils. The matter will be in .
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l .
in l’rosptct avenue was accepted as .
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(iiuwn by the engineer.
The council pmcdcdcd to ballot for-
a now stroct commissioner to such
coed C. lrving Byington, resigned. '
Number ballots cast ..........4 . . ,
Frederick Puirchlld ..... .. ...‘..4 .
Mayor Finnegan declared .‘iir. Fair.
child duly elected to take ofllce all,
once. The mayor complimented the ,
new commissiouer who was present
and wished him all success for his.
VVork.
Mayor Finncc nu administered tbeU
oath of otflcc to Commissioner Fairy ,
child.
At the last meeting of the Nor-wot
Board of l‘rmlo it was Voted to link I
the council to start a campaign f
bcttcr sidewalks. Socreml‘y at that.
bonrd tflnirlcs l-l'miworth bluish
tho mutter to the attention Of‘ih
Vouucil.
Mayor Finnegan and others of th
countll cxpicssud themselves as . ins
vor of the scheme to obtain Della
sidewalks for the city.
Tho council adjourned to meet until
next. lloliduV night
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