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TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN
' Insurance of All Kinda
lull Banter—Town, Country and shore,
Telephone 1230
UMII‘I Ovor th South Nor-walk
Trust 00.. 87-9 Washington at"
Booth Nor-walk, Conn.
Electrical Wiring
Fine Line of Elec-
trical Supplies
Chorlfiuek, Jr.
Address:
01 MAIN 8T. NORWALK
Telephones: Office. 001: house. 21-8
PUBLIC BTENOGRAPHER
lilotllallt (‘ uild will meet W edner‘ldayl
evening at 7: .30 o'tlocit promptly in
the Trinity Church I‘luiid room.
Republican Clubl
"l‘ilo Winnipnnk
and transacted routine business.
«it look 4 truck loads of inn until
l'eod tlom Manuel 1‘, ilnlc'bs to sup‘;
ply ltui‘l‘uio liiil's animals must be
some show.
Welcome Stranger Lodge, No. (it‘ll.
Sons oi" St. George. will hold a rogu-
liar meeting this mount: in éilo Main
ssll‘eoi quorlvrs. \
Concord Division. No ‘3. Sons oi
'l‘eillperancc, hold a regular" business
net-sion last evening. rnlttillo businoufl
' ibrink transactt'd.
The monthly business llit‘t‘lllll: oi
the Womcn a Guild ol ’l lillity Church
will he held this t-loniu-z at 7 o'clock
in the guild room.
w ........ ,_
Our iirolbors' Lodge. No. In. 1. I). (i.
R. held a regular meeting last evening,
In the Wall street quarlers at which
time mothers 01' Pontiac business were
_ transacted.
At the meeting oi tho flutnnm Iloso
Company that was held last ovunlng‘
one. new member was admitted and
7 two applications for membership re-
coived.
u
‘ The new elevator in A. J. Augevluo
and Son‘s furniture store in Washing—
ton street is compiotcd and running:
for the convenience of tho iirnl’s largo
umber of friends. ,
ingbam,
Miss May
the guest of her parents, hll‘. and Mrs.
George W.
title.
MM
ltlrel'ybody's doing it and the Nut
meg Club is‘no exception:
held the regular meeting last evening
iusimd oi tonight. that the members
might attend the wild west show. A
number of important matters were
(tonsil‘lcrcd. ‘
The annual meeting at Trinity Pur-
3 tub will be held. this evening at 8:15
o‘clock, at which time the reports of
{v the unicorn will ho submitted find tho
officers elected for the running your
A' meeting of the vostry will be hold.
at, 7. 45 10 clock.
~»—.\lew about music, 10c. May Victor
records. Siciucrt's, 10 So. Allinin St.
At,n meeting ol‘ the incorlmrntors
of the East. Norwaik Yacht Club corn-
Daily hold at Judge E. M. Lockwoocl'u
‘ Office last niglilt, the corporation or-
ganization was perfected and 'nrrnnge
' meats made whereby the members
imwy‘ secure shock if they no desire.
any...“
Control; it‘rdncesL Social Club gave a
.fillrpriue party to Mill. (‘imrlos Thoulp
nor. in, Rowan direct, last evening.
There were Pwnnltydlvo In attendance
and alter the meeting cards were
played and the guests deported toll
their homes voting Mos Thompson a
royal entertainment.- At 10.30 a tempt-
Irttr lunch was served.
Isquulls Brown of; 8 Pleasant
must ,Nurwniit, . was the victim.
iniul ‘ accident yesterday patter-
when an Iron girder was occident-
dolled against her tool. at tho Eld-
can: estate building, on the our
ill! 36th Main and Huyilmd
ins Clark was passing the.
a.lton the workmen rolled the ._
It.
_ lit , upon, the sidewalk. .
It her on no fool hmllinl the
, lull tally.
Joint A. Mills,
scriouslv
“hell he tell down lilo flight of sluila
till the {Fairilcitl (‘uunlt National Ilnnk
‘lullldillg in Wall stlocl.
‘ :. Mills had law-ll upstairs to tho
FELL DOWN STAIRS.
1
John A. Mills, of Broad River Injured
This Morning.
In lurod obi.»
ul’ iimatl Illi't‘l‘.
held a regular WWI“ last twoningii thanking his good forluuc that he wan
morning
lSl
i
Star Soap Wrappers to
Furniture and Carpets.
SPECIAL OFFER
for Star Soap Wrapper:
Consisting of a Two-Quart Pitcher and Six Tumblers
of clear white glass. A new design.
For Only
50 Star Soap Wrappers
: Regular Value 100 Wrappers.
' Action was deferred until later.
. rncommcndcd that in constructing the
brake for the am Well truck.
The water commissioners reported
cash on hand to the amount or $595.68.
Alexander Morton appeared and
made application for a license for tho
Standard Athletic club. lie said that
the club was incorporated and plan-
ned to give baiting entertainments.
Complaint was made concerning the
conditions in Windsor place where
wash-outs had left dangerous holes in
the highway.
Mr. Morton stated that In South
Main street where excavations were
recently made by the water commis-
slonors, huge boulders had been piled
into tho sunken ditch and the condi.
tions were cxtremely dangemus. The
matter was rotcrred to the committee
on water.
Councilman Mather submitted the.
plans. apoclflcatlons and profiles Oi'l
the proposed street paving. .l
Water Commissioner 8. 8. Hatch
ntroels provision should be made for‘
new houses in regards to piping, for
anweru, water and ans. ‘
Councilman Mather presented the
These Water Sets can be secured only by bringing
THE A. J. ANGEVINE Q SON (30., ansrics and Stoves
I344” Washington Sh, So. Nornilt. Conn.
THIS OFFER GOOD FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY
m: aroma a mu matamm co. .
mmflww
XiRI SP BlIS @i
i null.
{represented litrcn-Iltthn of their total
l commission for doing the work, as ar-
tchltects on tho city hall. .
first hill of Architects Harper 6': His-
to the amount oi $1.22 which
i it was the opinion oi Mayor Tom»
ilnilny and Councilman Way that two-
1flflhs of their commission was sum-
iclent, at this limo, holding that they
lhud yet to do the supervision 0! till.“;
i Job. 1
Councilman flinther-movcd lhnl III-CI:
iarchllocls. Blanch 61. Harper, be paid;
41000 on account at their Ctjtllliliiis-‘
’slon for tho plans or the city hall. Sol
voted.
(‘otmliltnlin \Iatlmr stlbllliliud bills
for spraying of. the elm lrws.1ltc_\ ,
were its follows ,, Mollkon Wililtllilr
Hats Trimmed Free Fownes' Silk Gloves 50c it St
MINTZ’S
SUITS
Tomorrow we will show a Special Line.
of Misses’ and Ladies’ Suits at $10,
$12.50 and $15.00
Alterations Free,
Sailor Hats
4 Good Values in our Millinery Depart-
ment. Sailors at 59c, 95c, $1.49, $1.95
NEW DRESS SHAPES .
Black and White Dress Shapes, SI. 49
and $1. 95
m
one when another club wm permitted
to run these affairs.
Councilman i-‘ioid questioned what!
it six clubs wished it
THURSDAY
who is now a‘
trained nurse in New York city. mo. '
dared to Norwaik Sunday, and was -
ingbam, oi Nolvlown nve- l
The club '
other of tho Norwolk Board of Watt-r
C'nlunilssitmcrs and on starting. down
again slipped and slid all the way to
lllt' fool oi‘ the loan llinhl. lilo receiv-
od sovcrni slight bruises and his cloth-
int: was SOIIII‘WIIIII mucsod. but other-
Mac hc ost‘apod nuv hurl
CASTILE CAUGHT ERS‘ NOTES.
CCllll I‘cl it». .\‘o.. ton. llnliuhtors oi
(.‘zlsliic, bavv rot-civod on invitation
from Court St. Mary. oi’ (iromtu‘icb, ll)
utlcnd a ourhl'o party and donor to be
hold on \‘l’oducsduy May 8th. in llrvon-
wit-b. Thosc of the court planning to ‘
go will lakn tho, 7: to train from lllI‘
South Nul'wnik railroad hiillltlll.
A regular business meeting, or lilo
court will be hold on Thursday (won-
inx‘. hilly illh. liver)" member In rc~
quested to be present as business of
ilmmutlmco is to 2m transactcd. Tho
committee at work on the May dance
reports progress ltllli promiscs many
surprises for those who attend on Mai"-
23nd.
t
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VERY BEST CREAMERV BUTTER. A POUND ................... 35c i
19 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR FOR .......................... 81.00 t
EXTRA FINE POTATOES, A PECK ............................... . 350 i
85c;
BEST FLOUR. LARGE BAG .........
124 WASHINGTON ST.,
Deliveries 8:30 a. m. um! 2:80 p. in.
Tel. 510.909.
-:
Special Sale
This peak we have placed on sale luanv new things In thr- may
‘sttlis. Skirts.
\\ hints and Petticoats that you should see The styles are the very
The qualities arc 0! course In every can no to the high
ol‘ Ladies and Missos' Coatint
newest.
standard always maintained horn
oluhly below ordinary. i
. Ladies' bong Tortola (Morris :15 value, {or .................... 87 98 ’1
Ladies bong Surge Coats. :15 values, Iol ................... 0798
l.adlos' and Missoa Suits. Silo values. (or ........ . ......... “2.98
Ladies“ and Misses Suits. 32’. whites. in: $10.50
The Paris Cloak 8t Shit House
5t 5 Main St.. Stamford.
llllllll .- ~-4m ........-..._.....-
ROYAL GROCERY CO.
. SATURDAY SPECIALS
Blue Label Soups, 25c
Blue Label Ketchup, small size, 2 bottles 25c”
.......... ...............-.‘...
I
SOUTH NORWALK
Free Delivery
.. 4... WWW...”
Special Sale
Dresses. House Crosses.
and tau l'i Ilnd our printer would I
33 So. Main St., South Norwallt
size. - pet can 10c
loss of size.
1 per trod.
ford. lint por trot over four inches in
diamclor four foot from base, small l
The Great AStP Tea Company. °
uoli hod dour»
Swurtz and himt‘cil and had done It
work done last season which he said.-
waa very nusntlslactor) although the the bond Issue. of this issue 330000
contractor was fair In roosting. The:
proporiv.
M i tier.
rattled by Councilman Mather:
0., Now York, Still a new, lunar
consuls
.Iosoph Cornell, of Norwalh, 315,0,
'ibo Frost italllt-tt t‘ 0. Inc, or Slam
th tr -
r Il't‘t‘fl iron. i h“ ( ‘
mutter as it
lleury livoupnin of South Somalia.
1. l' .i per Iron .,
u. n. Goldvn stated that \Ir Cor 5°“ ”‘9 N
uork for Christian
cry solisiatorily He argued that the!
William it. hithinhon spoke oi the cm)
owost priced contract is not always; walk Trust.
he obonpctlt.
Councilman Miller said that
lie considered Mr Cori
The following resolution was sub
r-d ,wonld be done .
Tho motion to deter action}
l
liml mud {or
A‘Inlhcr and Way opposed it
hlonsrs. Morton and Benjamin said
was no use dcirrring the
would be
iolwstlon to attempt to run the bout‘
It
The bills were read by City ("‘1ch
Canon and on vote, ordered paid
Mayor Tammany reported for City.
Treasurer Wilfred Bodweii
l
cheapo“ wasn't always the he“ and $75,000 bond issue deal had been clos-
it a c it‘l’ii‘llc.‘. i
cited u“ 50 m n ‘ god and that the monev
Councilman Miller also reported on
has been deposited in the South Nor.
Company
1"amount in the City NatiOnal
Will“; the leHIICO being held out
work was to be done should be. done; mediate “5..
The council
Councilman Miller stated that the
tendered Councilmenv
don't. promotion the host or the lot iallller and cu. Treasurer nodweu on
Ti“? mall" mt» “‘it‘l‘l‘l‘d W “W Bi???“ intolmol vote of thanks for their work
committee on motion of Councilman? on n... bond Issue
i Councilman Field moved
matter of sewer. gas pipe and tole-
i phone cannections be referred to the”
Resolved That the committee outcomtnitteo on streets to confer with‘
for two necks was put to vote.
t ouncllmcll Field Ollv or, Miller andé
and “Ouncllmfll ELDER FLOWER SOAP, we will give
in bonus of 1.000 VOTES on tho
‘PIANO.
out‘ of the,
i
that the
was in the
like
Bank.
for im-
andn
that the
streets be and is hereby requested to the corporation council as to the form
Bd'ii‘erlllw tor sealed bids for tho pav- oi notices to he sent out in regards
lug oi‘ Monroe street, liniltoad avenue. to the pavement of streets.
Washington strum. North Main street. 2
West avennc, Water sit-out Raymond i suggestion of the water commissioner
street.\'l'tx1duard avenue and Ann: in regards to “mulling arrangements
street in this till. all in accmdance for the water connections with open.
with tho spotlntlttions and profiles prod lots should be taken care 01 immed-
It was voted that the matter of
MAY 9th
With overt 100 CAKE 0! PALMER’8
A chance to boost your num-
ber away up.
The Clifford Pharmacy
. Tel.
- Quittner. & Canty, Props.
833-2. The Hon" Stone
Refrigerators
Galvanized and White
l
i
Enameled
Prices $5.50
to $25
3 in N I! C Sodas ............... 25cm cans Condensed Milk ....... 25¢ parent therefore by the city entrineom lately
(lib Royal hillllli ................ 25cm cans (told (“toss \illlt .......... 250 said bids to he received In said com- i
3 lb. N it C.‘ (linger Snap ........ 25c; it) hurts Laundrt Soup ......... ...250 mlttoe on streets until it o‘clock p. in .
ii lbs. Fig liars .................. 25ml lb. Laundry starch , ............ 25o of the :ldth day of May, 1912. Mid '0
new water connections he referred to
Pthe committee on water to take up
with the water commissioners and
bcrrlcs, l‘lltoapplcs, Bananas, Oranges. (lrapo Fruit
“Ollie (howl) Kale. Spinach. Rhubarb, also Florida Bonus. Fancy Straw-
ho submitted to this council at a meet-
lng to be bold hv It on said 20th day:
corporation mulls-oi.
Councilman Miller
moved that the.
l'l‘ho yonnr Wilton
hilt:
Bo An Individqu
Man ,
ON T walk Into a store
and pick out a suit that
may up or inclinduai
to you. thou ws nlo uhion
Avenue and bunk into I ll dozen
others would; tho ulna style.
Throw I little Individuo‘ into
yourself. on us and at us
show you 500 exquisite individual
strictly pun wool optopluirom
the well known "Badman" line.
Id tn tailor .oud wit to
.anMdual monument! whim
our menu that you w
any at your
John Knhovlc
New Location
213 Wathiuuto" S
22 South Main street
BIDSFBBPAVINGSTIIEETS
III SMITH NOIIYMLK WILL
I BE BEGUM"! AS-IIIIIIIKLV
' A8 POSSIBLE
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pause or doing the work proposed.
No notion was taken on the Count-c.
ticut Company's petition for a. turn»
out in South Main street, owing to tho
tact that. Superintendent J. K. Potter
was not at the meeting. Action was
'doierrcd» until next Monday ovcnluiz.
The meeting was called to order bl’
lMayol William 1". Tammany. Conn-
:21 clilnen William Miller, Gourde 1.. 0i-
iiver, Frederick H. Field, George M
iWav. William F‘. i-ioyt and Harry W.
‘ Mather were timeout.
i Charlhs F. Bullock appeared and
! protected against the dumping of re-
lime and illth In [rout of the Pine Is-
land cemetery.
, It. developed that tho oily street
“dopamine“ Wu doll himuolble for
‘» thin condition End the matter was
referred to that” monument lot: In-
ventilation. ’
, Councilmhn Mother reported the
‘ commotion oi the south Main street
. lion be granted to lay a trample coll-
‘ oreto pavement from the dad of tho
rdt. Ho sltlmdto‘d tho dim
.. newer. He recommended that paradox
booth Main street. brick pavement to ‘
Cross street in all shout. 1.500 mum
1 ..
Tel. 1264-3
(‘ouncliluan (Jilrcr suggested that
this pavement bu laid in Raymond
street.
Chllnciimau Way moved that the ro-i
quest. oi'tho committee on streets for
permission to lay a permanent. con-
crete pavement. with a half—inch h‘ltu-
lnlnoun surface from the and of tho‘
brick pavemout In South Main street
to Cross street. be granted:
Councilman iioyt said that he be-
lieved that tllol‘c were other streets
that needed this Improvement more
than did that portion of South Main
street. lio hold that. there was more
honvy tracking in Raymond ntreotl
than in South Main street. lie hold
that. It would be unwise to ioiiow out
the suggestion and he» said that he
could not see his way clear to vote
for Cdunclllnun Way's motion. i
lounolimau. blather replied that
Raymond street had already been tak-
en care of in tho preliminary plans
for pavement. He thought South Main
street! w0uld be an appropriate street
to try out: the new form or pavement.
. Councilman Field favored the RW-
mond street suggestion.
Councilman Miller argued that he
tore more pron'lm Is made. the coun-
ull should Intentions further Into the
bond Issue. Ho bollovod that the mat-
ter should be dotom‘d 0f the two
Dmuoslttonl. he favored the one at
South Main «root.
He moved out no
not... be ms
of May. 1912 ,
ivcr and voted that the resolution be
, approved.
adjourn, It adjourn to plot}! again on
the 13th Inst.
mittod by Councilman Way:
hereby authorized to draw and issuo
an order for $13,500 to Mr. Clifford
chase price for premises. for new city
hall. upon the turning over or a pmw
city, and upon condition that. the city
shall have immediate possession of
nutty.
at it o'clock p to.
It was moved by Councilman Oi-
It was voted that when the meeting.
Tho itiliowing resolution was sub-
Itosolvod, That the City Clerk to
Pardon, executor, In payment of pur-
per deed of conveyance thereof to the
said prolnisvs forever from any ten~
Councilman Oliver stated that. he
did not boilers action shoud be tak-
on on the Standard Athletic Club Ii
cause. no there is alrnndy one club In
culstenco and that I! this matter is;
permitted to grow It will result. In
abolishing the spartan together. lin
moved that the motion be laid on the
table until the 20th.
Councilman Mather said that action
"should be taken immediately at: the
club had already“ made arrangement!
to run an entertainment on the not.
the license.
ho was opposed to hominid: or ,
«th
one I‘IIIIIIIIII thou intuit-I. Ho
He said he was infiavor of granting . . ‘
matter of assessments on the oath
Main street sewer be miorrod to the
CHI; engineer, commotion counsel and
city clerk for proper action to report an
the next meeting So mind
The matter of the trolley turnout:
In South Main street was brought up
and Councilman Miller reported that.
' It was important to get the unnnimouo
consent of the residents of Woodward
avenut to a turnout In that highway:
As Superintendent J. K. Potter was
not present; it was voted to deter ac-
tion until next Monday night.
Councilman Mather moved that the
corporation counsel be reqilosted to’
give a written opinion as to whether
old soldiers and widows are exempted
from taxation under the existing laws
and as to what action the council
should take. So voted.
Councilman Hoyt moved and it was
voted tli'at the disposition
Barrios house he referred to the one
clal committee on city hall with pow-
or.
It was voted that. a vote of com.
inundation be extended to the tire do
potttnent tor the good work done at
the Swan: 0 Corbett tire and that
the thanks oi the council be given
them.
or the ‘
in i.ll'iilililtil.~ulp
F. A. MITCHELL '
Furniture Store
‘ conuan WALL AND HIGH 81's..
" NORWALK. court.
“an.
Norwalk Branch Office of
The Evening Sentinel
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