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rail risks. by fire, theft. lightning.
navigation and tr-«nsporiation. while
in transit by, or it the Iztiat'IIly of any
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insurance of All Kinds
flosl Estate—Town. Country and Bhors
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South Nor-walk. Conn.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
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.1. William ”PP“ and family have.
Inov9d rom It to
Staring at root.
Concord Division, No. ‘I
5min; am III 4:
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Sons of
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'i'e-IIrpoI'IIIICc, acid :I I-IIAIIiar I:
last. cvcniag. ‘
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’l‘hc NIIIIIIIIn Hub \in1 hold :I roglr;
lar IIIctiIIu this cvcniiiti'ln lilQ-A‘UiU-i
bIIrII building.
The Sixth t'ompany. (‘oaal Artiiiory
torps. t‘. N. (L. will drill this cvoiiiutr
in the urinary.
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Airs tailicrin9 l‘oIIIIIon oi' Htcadc’
my str~iIII . has lIiIIII t‘ilit‘l'ii IiIIin: Alia. i
.l. 1.. Milttilllilfltii .tilti sou .ilit'ii, oi
HI'IIoiI‘iI'II. i
A iIngII load ()1 III:Il
and is inclnn uniomltd ill
of tin-fit. i’IIlp
(lot-1pm“).
has urrivcri '
lilt‘ (iIICiiS:
{Illil [’tllil'l ’
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(ii‘IIl'git
A monitor of wedding arc sci cdulcd'
for next month and cult-tors. iiorims!
. and din-JIM Irs anti lII‘I-t‘leIIIII III'c gol-
iing |tl'(.'lt'.ll't(i.
(‘ourt l-‘ranccs. (I. of (l. S.
lluucc, \\'cd., Ala) Mystic (,‘lI,
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Our lirot‘licrs‘ 1.0.12.0, No. to. i. 0..
(l. i”. hold II IIIgIIIar would} IIII.II'-tiIII::
last cvcninu III which time roiitlIIII
‘- busincsa was ii‘allSlH‘li‘ii.
May
Hall.
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'l‘lIcre «viii bc .I dunno at llIItott
Point on Jllllt‘ :iI'd Ilivcn le. _iiII~ Amor-i
ican Rand. it is undc-rsiood that it is:
to he an invitation affair.
Norwall' lliizh
p. ill.” Adm. 250.
, 'l‘hc coucrcttnmixcr la Watcr street.
"Norivall‘t. now bclng preparod with
the base for brick pavcincnt. is work-
ing rapidly and tho progress is watch-
~ed daily by a great many lutcrcstcd
.Itpcople.
-—Conccrt School,
Tonight at 8
Friends are receiving postal cards
from Thomas~T. Logic. formerly of
the Connecticut company in town. who
.. has secured a position as mauugcr ot‘
Weatficld’s (Mass) municipal gas and
electric plant.
The water \I'agon has become a
daily ticc9ssity in Norwalk. The sand
and other dust-making material used
in connection with the paving. covcrs
the brick pavement with a fine sedi-
ment which must be wet down.
Dr. and Mrs- .i. Milton (‘tIlIuriI. Mia.
W.H. Swords. Mia. G. G. Einst. hits.
()llver lIl. \‘t’ced. Mrs. E. A. Woodward.
of South Norivalk and Mrs. Jack i‘lur-
gcss. oi‘ Shrcwsbnry. Massachusetts.
'are among thosc who will attend the
ordination of Rev. AaIroII Cutler Co-
bnrn oi' lrace Church, New York.
which takes placII at New [lawn to-
qut-row morning.
« High School Orchestra concert to-
night. 8 II. III. Admission 25 cents.
Conny island was purchased from
the indiuns in iii/lo for one gun.
can blanket and one kettle. according
to the brief (find in Brooklyn for par-
ties who object to the purchase of
Dreamland by the city. They'clatin
they can prove themselves the right-
ful owners of it. The brief contains
a full statement of the case ondvalso
a detailed history of the island.
Postsl'cards are being received“ by
orwalk friends of Harold E. Weath-
wax, formerly of Norwalk, who is
now taking his second trip around the
Writ). The cards which came yo'stor-
any were from Bombsr. India, and one
‘ ‘ was a picture of the largest hotoi inH
. that place, the 'l‘aimiihai Hotel. The
1, postal charts the hotoi to be on enor-
mous modern structure and a model
of orghiiootursi bounty. Mr. Weather.-
my reports on ho is coloring litm-
till .I.
icIi with llr.
suit. that will hold in law.
Electrical Wiring-
Fine Line of Elec-
trical Supplies
Charlfiuek. Jr.
Addrsu:
51 MAIN 8T.. NORWALK
Telephones: Office. 901: home. 21-8
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ATLANTIO COAST OYSTER
NOTES
't‘l‘hc itish ing tinzciic.)
Pure food exports frotn lhc Btlronti
oi (‘licuiiatt‘y. ilcpurimcnt of Agit‘lculv
‘iurc. iltnshcd this week an IIxhaIIIItlvo
iuvcaiigutiou and sunny ol ”It? oyaior
beds oi' the Potomac Rin’I' from Waaho
lotion to l‘olnt Lookout. at theI mouth
of the Potomac. The investigation
took in not only all IlIII l’otoma' boils.
but corercd IIll thII IIilIIIt.iIr'_I sitcoms;
(of IonaIquI-ute "llIII investigation wasi
gtz'niicl'
YSiilIIsI
the, dilmliou of llr, ti. W.
in. bond or lIat‘ItIIriolouicui chi»
lilihill Tht‘ party including ltr. Stilcs,
\t. i‘ilt‘iiliéIi. and ’l‘homas‘
i‘hlclt. IqulucIIr. lcti \\'uahin,uiou IuoriI
Snip,
' than t\vII \Vt‘t‘hs ago on II powcr launcb'
' I
Samples fI out all of ”10 liter mater ;
iII'Idn Wi'ii' brought iIiIIii to Washinwi
ion for IlII-iII'IIal analysis. Rosalia oh
the iiH't'fiii‘fuliIlil ulli "Ill be IIIIIIoIIIII-
(Id for I‘l‘Vl‘i‘iI; woolly i
i
\V. Ali‘iltillliitl
or of i'lrihl'rit’fi \isiicd
. \lrL’illlfl commissoin
boat inspection IIIIIr.
Stiles who ni‘tIy'
iIxamiuaiion I-r (auditions ilIIII-.I-
“aims oi IlIII l‘IItoaIaI
(‘olouuti touch
At such .~'I aloud portal” Viraiiiia its
t‘lIiIIIIotcth.I:II, Wat-hitprcaauc. ling is-
land and (lystIIrporl. with thII close (If
thi- oyster season sonic of the boats
go into the sea fish work, which in rc-
(‘t'ill years has thrown a great dcal.
Maryland oyster pcoplu continue to
rejoice about the State's new oystcr
law. More than it applications for ion.
sea of oyster plnntiuu grounds in ra-
rloua parts of Maryland \I'atIIra have
been received by the Shellfish Cour
mission since tlII.I Governor signed the
Campbell-Price t)ysicr Law. The area
southIt through ihcsc losses is not far
from 2.000 ttcrcs. Speaking of iht.‘ fil-
turc work of the Maryland Shellfish
Commission. Secretary Caswoli Grave
recently said: "in grading bottoms the
lmain things to determine their lcasa-
lIlII value will be their location as re-
gairds acccalbilliy thclr depth below
the; snrl‘acc of the water; the charac-
ter of tho ground. whether it is shift.
inn. murddy or sandy; the salinity of
the water. the contents and the food
supply. So you see a great deal of
care must be exercised in order to be
last to the Statc and the lessees."
President of the New Haven Board
of Health. Willis L. Mix. says that the
Board of Aldermen of New Haven has
not the authority to :Inniil the regula-
tion of the liouird of Health prohibiting
the. sale in the city of oysters and
claims taken from harbor waters. and
any attempt 'by the alderman to nunul
or modify this Order cannot have a rd
“What the
Board oi? Alderman." Mr. Mix said.
may attempt to do with this Ire-gala-
tion against the sale of cystors taken
from harbor waters is the least of my
troubles, for i am certain they cannot
do ll single thingto change it, and that
our order will stand." it is the belief.
of most of the oystermen and some of
tile members of the 'Board of Alder-
men that their Health Board has no
right to prohibit the halo of harboroy~
Totem.
' All along the (trout South Bay bay-
nion are active in a combined effort.
to transplant all the young oysters
from their beds. to other sections.. in
order to m‘aturo them without crowd-
ins. This nocosstu‘y lsibor that not at
by the omployos of tho .var‘ious con-
li’owver. oil hardwood“ on work. {or
their mutual benefit. ,
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woonstiptitlon caution headache,
nausea. dizziness, ion or. heart IPalpi-
tstion. Drastic aim cs gripes ha.
‘ksn tho moist and dost ours.
VInII out not as will its as.” It I‘ll
. tin ‘ M's
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"wart.“ “It“...
\‘l' IIIIIIIIIII nlandij
I'ci‘cnliy on thII monthly oystIIr pollI-c:
[to also I-IIItaIIlt-,
a carcinl ;
is:
I sativfiIId liIIIitI is no pollution in tho;
:Irlsln: i‘tIIIII'
Ways been harmoniously onurlgd out
cams and privsto ownord. This sprint ‘ V
DEPARTMENT
‘
Veal Dandy. low as in other Icclpes.
Season a pan with butter. salt and
pepper. and a little one (to give but.
the. more intimation of its flavori.
'l‘hcu place in the pan tiny strips of
thinly cut i’at salt pork, then about It
pound and u.hulf of the veal steal;
which has been out quite thick. and
train which all outer edge and hour
havtI been removed; than season and
add squares of thinly cut bread; sea-
son again and iflaco more strips of
pork~ta half pound of pork is
9ilOllKiHfl-ili‘itl a good inch of water:
start in the hot ovcn. thgp turn iii-o
.trace. of the pork remaining:
Carrotlna Rico.
l’tit one andlono quarter cupfuls of
the boat “('0 (picked but not washed)
in covercd stewpau with two table
spoonfuls of butter. one half of a
tablespoonful oi paprika iiitIIIgaiiail
pepper), and one touspoont’ul of salt.
Mix well. Place. covered, in but ovicn
for ten minutes. iakc out. add a good
sized carrot, cut into cubes and six
if this is
rightly cooked the vent should be al
deep rose color, very tender and no.
cupfuls of chicken or mutton broth;
cook slowly. one to two hours. in a
stable boiler Any herbs put in must;
ibc removed before scrviiigwilocd
i Housekeeping.
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Potato Cons. A“ $8\Hat8 $4.95
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iev. llotsten with cream or milk.
then best light and‘ foamy. mold in an
Ice cream dipper, place on buttered
paper in a baking pan. brush with
lincltod bullet and brown in the oven.
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One high grade. oil tempered steel Bread Knife, retail value .. . . . . . . . . . .
One high grade Meat Saw. tempered steel blade. retail value . . . . . . . . . . . .
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WORKED 0lIT
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Sidewalks. curbs. atid guitars were
Ina-tiers brought up by the highway
dIII‘Inrttnent. and tho committeo is to
‘nI-c many repairs through before filly.
Mayor Finnegan prosecuted the
Main street traffic matter and it was
dt‘i‘idt‘d to have signs posted warning
all of the danger during paving opera-
tions. it may be that the traveling
public will be required to go around
during the work. but the highway cotn-‘
InittIIe has this in charge.
Oil will bII ordered for
streets.
Mayor Finnegan called the moctiug
to rrdcr shortly afich tI.o'c10ck
The minutes of the previous tucct‘
iiigc wore road and approved,
Councilmen Howard. Bcncdict. iioyt
Reed and Thompson ware present.
Councilman Worden was absent be-
cause of illness.
A communication by L. .lassllo was
read by Clerk Dliworth. The commu-
nication was a petition for permission
to erect to Main street a one story
tlramo building for business purposes.
24 by (it. protected on the roof and
sidewalls with tin.
The petitioner waanformcd that
his building must be erected to con-
form to the sixteen foot-building line
recently established.
The.I petitioner could not understand
that there is no distinction in a build-
in; line between a business and real-
dential building line.
The permission was granted. on vote
providing the building be erected to
conform with the building line.
Clark Dilworlh read a list of abate-
, menta of city taxes. recommended by
tax Collector A. A. lictts. and 0. K.ed
exc pt in three instances by Corporav
tiou Counsel Loo Davis.
will probably be collected by law.
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'75 those except the three, and to refer
.50 those three instance to Counsel Davis
.30 for investigation and report.
.50 A petition for a water pipsI in "Ohio
. , _ _ ,_ _ _ , , .. .05 . svcntio," Fairtiold Park was road and
m on vote referred to the water commis-
. sinners.
.10 A protest from a number of plumb-
era (taxpayers and business man) was
read stating an obloctlon 90 giving all
water work to one firm.
This was referred to the water com-
missoiners. I _
The following letter from Engineer
. ~ Webster of the Connecticut Company
, was read by the clerk:
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New Haven.
Box to acknowledge receipt of certi-
fied copvof resolution adopted by the
council of the City of Nor-walk on the
trading of the leinst. As Mr. Potter
(stated to you in the course of our con-
versation with yourself sad tho Mayor
On an 11th. it will be necessary for
"‘ .iytbtho Public Utilities
MINTZ’S
May Clearing Sale
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MILLINERY DAY
T0M0R___aow
All. $2 Sailors 99 cents
_ 75c 8. $1 Children’s Hats 25c
Special Values in Every Department
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XiRi SPEEIAS @
19 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR FOR
EXTRA FINE POTATOES, A PECK......... .....
.s-Isa-snunu...sc...
The Great A&P TeaIConIpany
124 WASHINGTON 61”., SOUTH NORWALK
Deliveries 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.
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. munication.
Those three“
the matter and the police will look 83- :
it was voted to abate the taxes of ' \ :
All ssnats $2.95
All 51 Shapes 25c
A_ POUND .. ...... . ........ .. 35o
.s1.oo
85¢
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this work lIeforp \\’t‘ can commence
the same. This. sowevor, i will are
tango to do as promptly as possible
rIIoucstiuz the (‘ommission to assign
the mount for an early hearing. Be-
fore We go to them. however. I wl“
have to have approvcd by your Board
of the modiiied plans, These have al-
ready boon nearly completed and I
will forward them to you within 3
day or tub.
Yours Truly.
E. C. WEBSTER,
Engineer
No action was taken on this com—
A request for oil on the Green from
two petitioners was referred to the
highway committee.
The council accepted ,an invitation
to be seated 011 the platform at the
laying of the cornerstone of the new
St. Joseph's parochial school by Rt.
Rev. John J. Nilan on Sunday. June
16th. The invitation was extended by
Rev. Richard J. Carroll, rector of St.
.loseh's Church.
The following bills
paid:
Administrative department ..
Highway department
were ordered
.5 30.00
.2035!)
Fire department .............. 211.77
Police department .........;.. 286.68
Paving account .............. 125.86
Total ................ . ..... $939.72
it was voted that the mayor make
arrangements for the council to par-
ticipate in the parade on Memorill
Day.
Mayor Finnegan appointed a com-
mittee of three, composed of Council-
men. Hoyt Benedict and Howard to in- .
vostigate the bill board matter and
report at the next meeting.
Mayor Finnegan brought up the
Main street traffic matter, and anger
ted warning the autoists by signs, of
the danger due to the street being born
up for paving purposes. Highway .
Coiumissoiner Benedict will look after, i
tor the offcnders.
The local citizens are asked to do '-
their part in co-operating with the nu»
ilioritles in the matter. .
Highway Commissioner Benedict ro- ‘
ported that East avenue 5 to be im- 7
proved and then it will be oiled. Th.
arrangements for the improvemonll
are not yet completed as yet and this.
the oil has not been ordered.
Highway Commissioner Banl .
made a plea for the residents of til
city to have their curbs and gutter.
repaired. and also their sldowslkl.‘
The highway committee will endeavor
to see that much of this work is done
before full. .
It was voted to hold a hearing 0
proposed building lines in the follow?
ing streets at the next regular mag-
in; of the council on Monday evonlnc.
June 8rd, at eight o'clock. .
Main street from School street to“
city lino. '
Wsdr street itrom Maia strut M.
Franco street.
Everesloy svonuo from Iliiut ovonu.’
to city lino.
Wilton svonuo. Catherine s
Berlin” strut.
Woman-the
waters mum
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Norwalk Chronicler