Elm week people plan" their changes in
Come in and so. can CAIPITB. sues. stc.
.F._._____
At' the beginning of
household arrangements.
HUGS.
‘ CARPETS.
Axministsr Rugs—420 00 and ingrains, Tapestries. Veivets.
seam. Size 9 ft by in ft. cum Matti-gs.
" Jspsssss Msttinus.
Tapestry Brussalis Rush 812.50
E Fibre Msttinps.
to $17.50. 9 ft. :by 12 .‘t.
Wool more huge—4m most on cmm.‘
stirsodv-s rug st misdium . Linoleum.
prices. Swiss Curtains.
Crex Rugs-«Plain or botldcred.
18 x 36 to 9 it. x 12 ill.
Cottage Curtains.
Nottingham Curtains.
IHADES TO ORDIN‘ A SPECIALTY.
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A. Dicklerman & Son
.84 Washington Strseil. Son-ts Norwsik . ’Phone 440
We give Sill! Green Trading Stamps
‘ said newer, and in proportion to t
i
in. “WEE
some it in its 1 un .
m EM'“:L:W :93“; :0? Pine street noitberly to the city lino.
MM about soventy- m feet. armor E” m M M W was»
the residence of Owen and Annie Ri ‘ Well! by the United States Wood Pro-
iov. 000qu to the residence of wu m Cot-nun u
lion: 8. and rPauline Finch. It so or It wu moved by council!!!” 0 var
Dense of 8800 00: and low the moon. .»
Whereas at a meeting of up coun- councilman Hoyt stated that the
oil, held It the Owned] cum “M“ W“ mat m. was 000.000
the 200i: day of w, 1912, at 3 o~ Elli street pavement. ‘i‘bs eoumnl had
their. .9 m.. a hearing was held byE I’D“. “Or we cabs“? extensively sud
said council, in pursuance of notice but 0000010 . It!“ with the ml:
duly given as provided by the cityi question to that tent. where it cou
.charter, to determine the port of said! vote intelligently. an
expense which said council should i m “0‘ in “m of paving W i
deem Just and reasonable to be assess avenue at this tins. it is in a mess—
od won the property than“... upon hrs. s private hisiwty and i am inu
said street along the line of said sslwa l invoror having only those streets used
or which may be in any way bgmnmi 0) people in the outlying sections. 1;
0,. improved by the construction of don't see why we should at this timeE
no show immislity and pave this highway
with wood at an expense of $32. 000.
Whems. the concli deem the sum 1 cannot ”9 why the council should
of “‘0 of the total expense of the give this street more than it! does any
construction a, said sewer a just and , other streets. i will mu that West
..me part thereof to be assess avenue is one of the prettiest streets
ed as aforesaid. and that of said pot-i in the town ”‘1 5' stiluecied to ”9“”
tionof said totsi “you“ w to be as . trains and ought sit souls time to be
sensed as aforesaid the propertiesi Wild '9‘“ I cannot understand “0}
shutting upon said. street along ”ml the coulxdii should at this time spend
line of said sewer are benchitcd and! ‘32 000 “a ‘9
improved in the mute hereinafterl M m know “W" V“ a bond ‘9‘
set forth. and in proportion to the to; "’0 ”mt“ no a” lmfl‘mm ”n"
nl schema rtecuued therefrom, them: W“ W“ by 5°” 0‘ “'6 "Wm“ 0’
fore: :this street. 1 do not me why this
“9.01..“ that said sum of ”‘0 13 street should be paved under the oil‘-
hereby fixed and determined upon by? cumstsncss when others used uten-
this Council as a just and wasting“
pan of the total expense 0; be con- "The street commissioner tellsmo
struction of said sewer to be assessed; “'3' that than 1! Mt snatch money
upon the property abutting upon suid' "0 oarr‘y. 001. all the work contemplat-
street along the line of said sewer. ed i fall to see why others should
and that said property is bensdtmd 00‘ set- whst is their due.
and improved thereby to said mint "How in the name of heaven. are
t
benefits received therein-0m: and
' if". creationist stirs
. . on the streets to be .psved
and that said opertn is hereby w
(Continued from first an)
E uici'psl Electric Works With reported
unfavolsbiy upon. by the committee
sppointed to investigate tllsE matter, It
being the contention of thelconumitteo
that such a course could ntrt be ndop
ted under the provisions of the fran
chins granted to the Eostl Norwnik
Fire District.’1‘he report vr'as accept
ed.
The file dopartmcnt‘ s prdlpositlon to
, create a board of fire :om issioners
was also brought to the all tcniion ol‘
the in aid by n cemmunlcutibn address-E
ed to the council by a committee apl
pointed by the dcpartmcuhl and was
referred to the corporation bounsel for
investigation, with instructions to re-
wport at an adjourned mee‘ing to be
‘dleid on June 0th. .
The meeting was culled 0 order «by
layer William F Tamrma v A full
board was in nttondanco an d the read-
ing of the minutes was dei erred until
the next adjourned meetini.
Wsntsd Brick Psvsl out.
A petition was received] from citi-
zens and taxpayers lprsyinnL-t'hst North
Main street 'be paved with brick.
On motion or Counciiuri n Mother,
the petition was received‘nnd plsced
on tile .
Councilman Miller heldi that inas-
much as the property bl tiers and
residents of the streets do
assessments for the ins.
.psdhions should not. bs DEM upon
the records. it being his ‘-
tbo proper-y owners of pisT
interest in the mes.
’ “mo WIN!“ I
Within mums.
., Another petition was
titular
harms. the limb-sud
Matthew” mml
' William Moran ..
, their monthly- mpon to the sheaths:
. amount of $1,008.20. Tits report was
«mmmm'mw
mmmmitlsss ._ rsssiqu
Ms‘r‘idpisssdousls. i
.. . .nos um by illswtvmoml
:‘l -‘y.’~-\-"“*. “-'O C -".~~&E‘«,.ul.‘lt . . ‘. “‘ C ‘\
H -.-/Uhnrv,-,-,-.U‘;U,',J,d’nin.v.4- a “U,:,d. U 4',
u i n
ti . . . Ii
.. Whit Goods Sale ..~
if June—the worth of Roses. is also the mouth of I"
H Weddings. Graduttlons. etc. Ii
it Our store is vrsll equipped with s splendid line of H
'. it dainty white wash fabrics to meet every requirement for H
~ EU tbs bride's or srailuntes‘nutiit. it is only by seeing ' E"
~. . them um. their diFntinnss cw be fully appreciated ,3 Eli:
. A mw hints 0 (its moderate pricing in the folibw. - i
ii ing items: 2 ‘ ’- E
f! SHEER WHITE 1 AWN at 100, 12 1-20. the, 190, 250 yd. H
., venous: LAWN 1E: 12 1-2:. 15c. too and 20s yd. it i
,. blurry and can: suns MATERIALS in various pretty It
in.” I ‘ patterns Special at 15c yd. j“
PEfiSIAN LAWN 46 inches wide, at 250 yd. ii
”9 usrtsrrn at 250. use and 50¢.
39 LINEN at 50c sud m yd. ”
u LINENE at 12 with, 19: Ind 25: yo. E"
g; LONG morn st 1‘ 1-2e. 19¢ me 200 yd. It ‘
ii SPECiAIhv ry wide Soft Finished Longuimh, ex- st
”v cellent for UndclftEvenr. Piece of 12 yards at 01.10 piscs. It
ti ’lE
’ “E The N GO. "-
E ts "E
V ‘u . as wssumnron FT. . scum NORWALK ti
' rii:>:r:t:t:t::: ::::;:‘~:i::‘:,‘:;:>: :‘:‘v"‘:‘:‘:‘:;: :t E
‘000 ILO0K Mil NEST ““0
. Gentlemenz—fi
- Innis: AID Inuit stun T... ......t... . ......n. ...
pointed bns'lo'ur bonomble body in the
matter of sssessments for the expenssl
ofconstruotingsn extension to the
South Main street sow,“ from its
terminus near the residence of OwenE
and Annie Riley to the residence of}
William-S. and Pauline Finch. bespeot’E
fully report that they believe the sum;
of five hundred burly dollars (insults-f
he u just. and reasonsbis proportion
of that expense for constructing said
extension to be assessed upon the pro1
pert) fronting on said street along
the line of sold extension, and that:
they submit the following as it list of
the property so fronting on said
street, and the names of bile owners
thereof, to be assessed said proper-
tion of the expense of ssid extension
in the proportion set opposite the re»!
peotivo names of such owners:
Name Amount;
East Side:—
Alvin D. Wadsworth. . . . . . . . . 4164.00
John B. Duke 140.00
Susie B. Davis .. 30.00
50.00!
.r u s s o I
William S. and Pauline Finch”
West Side. —
John Yaciculics .......
Eugene M. Toiles ...... . .....
......
40.00
85.00
into. 00
Respectfully submitted.
JOSEPH R. TAYLOR.
.SAMUEL W. ‘HOYT.
JOHN J. CUNEO.
On vote the mart was acceptsd and
placed on his.
Water Mmissisnsr's Report.
‘Ihs water commissioners submitb‘sd
they lad a bslsso‘s on hand to the
souspisd.
.~ vies-you. Wm on stocks. d
A communication was loosivsd trots
the Connecticut 0mm "snorting
ihuthsybswtisstbzuss wood
blood! moss "INTI “It outside of
the tracks in W m '
a momma-um
mmmmmmosveu
dtiltl Ind} WM! owners. my!“
list! 0. s. m blocs psych-stile
ussd on first svsnus..
On vets tbs petition wss rsc ivsd,
. sensed in pro
l
25.00 i'
the East Norwailt Fire District," Map
ion to the benents
readied thefifrom ss follows.
Nsms Amount.
East Side: ~—
Mvin D. Wadsworth... ....... 0164.00
John W .Dalio . .............. “0. 00;
SllflQRstisiu ......... 30.00
wmnm Moran ............ ... 60. 00
William 8 and Pauline Finch. . 20.00
East Side: ...
John Ysckulics ...... ' ........ . 40. 00‘.
Eugene M. Tollcs ........ 85.00
8540.00
Resolved Further, that the city.
clerk he and be is hereby directed toEi 3" “ by making application ‘0 the vi! Milli-h-
publish notics of saidsssessmeuts. to.
gether with the hamster the owners
or until shutting property. twice in s
newspaper published in this city: and
Rosoivsd, Further. that said assess-
ments he and they are hereby referred
to the collector of taxes and asses»
msn‘is Bar collection. and the city clerk.
is hereby dlnssted to make our and do
liver to More warrant therefor.
On motion or Councilman Oliver it
was voted to adopt the resolution.
- City osnnot Tsks Plant.
The following no road by the clerk,
To the Honorable the slur and Coun-
cil of the City of south Norwark.
Gentiemcn:—-
The undersigned. a committee sp-
piuiod by your honorable body in the
mot-lei of the communication from
the East Norwslk Fire District con
cc rnimr eicriricity to be furnished ssld
District. respectfully report:
By an Act of the General Assembly.
npprovedAumlIt l. l90'i. said Fire Dis-
trict was authorized to purchase from
this city electricity for the use of said
district. sud its inhabitants. sud. this
'clty was authorised to sell to said dis-
rict. eleruriclty for its“ use and the use
, of its inhabitants, and. for the purpose
of exercising the posters so granted,
E said Fire District was authorized to
«pines and maintain. titties. wires and
other necessary fixtures. within said
district. for the receiving and distril)
uting of electricity.
By an "Act enlarging the Powers of
'ted by the General Assembly and sp-
proved July lit. 1011, said District, in
'sdditiou to the powers conferred up-
on it by chapter 12a of the general
salutes relating to districts for tire.
sewer. and other purposes, and by the
Act first heroin cited. was authorised-
to construct skctric unlit works, and
to genome electricity for ths all at
slid district sud its lilhshitssts.
- Your commit“ has ssrstully con-
sidered the miter. and is of opinion
tthst these two sets should be oss-
stnlsd together. slut tbst the powers
'conferrsd in the am not being limit-
wd redistrict territory. is tsr units
summits is «bummed. the Wm
we: plus in the mondsut is also
limited in its exercise to such ism
bow. in other words. that this city
is no tmpowerjed to ammo within its
limits as electric pint for mid lire
district.
this city is '00 do sil
its power to Hi its Firs
mailbox-6.40 ’esnno't but test tut; 010'
present or some similsr m of
rumors: mono tits District
is es fir wool“ and but so under ss- . a
While your W MEEOWI that
the people who live in the southern
*poriioEn of our city to get anything in
'the way of street improvements under
i our present system? lhopc that when
i the next legislature convenes tbst we
may he sills to get through It hon ls-
sue providing for the issuance of ten
Eyosrserisimnristobe psldfor by
l the owners of primary shutting on
lumen to be paved which will ensure
us to pave sny street providing the
residents thereon desire it. [ hops
l that i may live to see lthis issue out
1through tho iosislsture next yesr so‘
DENIM u the miditnta on any street
wish thst street to be psved than} can
council. .. _ . i
"Whathope. what chance have the
people of Whistlcvillo under this form
. of sovomment?
E "i trust that this council. the mem-
bers of which wore placed in. office to
deal out tho money! entrusted With
them honestly and fairly may see their
'wny clear to show no pnrtiality. but
to deal honestly and squsrely by all
the people of the city.”
Councilman Oliver's motion to
adopt the resolution on West avenue!
was put to vote sud carried. five to
one. councilman Hoyt voting nsy.
Against Biiullthio Pavement.
The following resolution was pro-Y
settled by Councilman Hoyt. and 00'
vote lost, councilman Hoyt and Way
voting in the affirmative and Council-
men Miller Oliver. Field and Mother
in the negative.
Resolved, That Monroe street Hair.
rcsd avenue. and West Washington
street, from North this street to the
westerly side of Franklin street, be
paved with bitnlithic psvemcnt. manu-
factured and laid. by ‘Wsrrsp Bros.
Company; and that. the contract
for said psvinz and the incidental
work connected therewith be awsrd-
‘ ed to said company upon the basis of
't-he bid submitted by it to this Council
at. itsmestlus hold on tbs 20th day or
May. 1913. upon the sale or the bonds
to be issuedin nub city for street w.
in. .
Brick in North Msin iii-sot.
councilman Mather presenud the
following: E
Resolved. that North Main street.
from the terminus of the present
"brick pavement northerly to Plus
street. snd around tbefioldi-srs' Monu-
ment on West street, be paved with
brick of the kind that my be bores:
tor designated by this council.
'lt wss unanimously voted to Most
the restitution.
Romsn nus Adopt-d.
. 1le following was presented by
Counoiimsn miller:
Resolved. that Ann strost,.West
Washington stash. from North Msis
strut to the MM! lids of ii‘rsnldinl
street. Woman. loam street.
MM Mitt Mouths street
town/and strict ”sud mm sve-
nus. masummln strsstioussd- .
ow street, be paved with mm
Rood." No. I‘. with! 0 inch mm
bsss sod wiiitmss m Insists or
woman»
it new WW“ Miller
Mt tbs W N m rue
W WW
boy
‘wss valid to adopt the "solution.
imminent-vi. . H0 W mat.
mmwua.mnw
of m m nun-om anus
Monroe strut. mm street, frown
Wuhinston surest to minnow!- moi.
Wild lamina Woodward sve-
‘WMI m m m to Mald—
ow stmt, yes “m load." No. 2.
wiltdehssmdwithsutim—
Mon golds or maintenance mur-
sstss. sli in W with pisns i
sod specifications prepared by the city
m Ohm, ssd the doing of
the incidental work oonnmtedywith
Isid saving, the waded to Jbssph A.
McElmy for the sum of 01.28 per ysrd
ad (to doins of said incidenal work
upon the basis of bid submitted by
him to this Council at its muslin: on
May 20, 1912; said contrsct to be
awarded upon the souls of the bonds
to be issued by this city for street
paving; sud.
Resolved, Further, that his honor.
the Mayor. be and he is hereby author.
ised and requested to execute for and
on behalf of this city a proper con-
tract for said work upon the sole of
llid bmds.
On motion of Councilman Olives the
resolution was adopted.
Paving Othsr Streets.
The following resolution was pro
sented by Councilman Mother:
Whereas. the Council propose to
pave West Menus, from Pine street
northemiy to the city line: North Main
street. from the temtinus of the brick
pavement northerly» to 'Pine street;
Water street from Washington street
to Raymond street; Monroe street.
Railroad overuse; Raymond street;
West Washington street, from Frank-
iin street easterly to North» Main
street; and Woodward avenue. from
its junction with South Main street.
southerly to Meadow street, all in this
city: therefore.
Resolved, thst the owners or prop
e'riy fronting on each of said streets
or highways so to be paved be and
they are hereby ordered to lay branch-
es or connection with the sewer in
«sch of slid highways to the curb in . '
front; of their respective premisds on
each or say of said highways; and,
Resolved. hiriher,‘ that the city
clerk is here-by directed to give no
tics of this order by publishing the
Inns in s newspaper published in this
city once a week for three successive
weeks: sud.
Resolved. “other, that in case of
the neglect or refusal of any property
owner as shut-mud to comply with
bills order. the committee on streets is .
hereby! directed to cause such branch-
es or connections to be laid at the
expense of the M'ncr or owners of
musty neglecting or remains to com-
On motion sf Councilman Mather
it. wss voted to accept the resolution.
Conn-sci Boss to Mean-0y.
The following resolution nus prs~ ,
sented by Coundlmsn Mather:
Received, first it is the sense of
this ebunoil shot the contract for boys -
ins West Ivonne with wood biocit
manufactnnsd by the United States
Wood Preserving Company, sad the
doing of the incidental work cannon—
ed with ssid Ipsving, all in accordsch
with the plans sod specifications pro
posed therefor by the City Engineer.
bo-swsrdsd to Joseph A. Mommy up
on the basis of his bid submitted
thereto: to this council at its mun:
on my 20. 1912. sud upon the sale of
the bonds to be issued by this city for
street paving; and.
Resolved. Miter, that his honor.
the Mayor be and he is hereby author
lead and requested to execute. for sud
on bobslf of this city. a proper con-
tract for said work upon the sole of .
ssid bonds. ”‘
On motion of Councilman Oliver the
molution was approved.
North Msin Strut Brick.
The following resolution wss prs-
sented by Councilman Miller:
Resolved. thsuit'is the sense of this
Council that the contract for paving,
North Main street. from the terminus
of the present brick pavement to Pine
street sad around the Soldiers' Monu-
ment. with such kind of brick as may
be hereafter designated by this coun-
cil, snd thqldcina of the incidental
work connected therewith. all in ac-
cordance with the plans and specifics
lions prepared by the City Engineer
therefor..bs awarded to Joseph A. Mo-
mm upon the bats" or his bid sub-
mitted therefor to this council st its
meeting on tho 20. 1913. covering the
brick so to be designated. sud upon .
v
thssslsofthsbondstohoissusdbr.
this city for street paving; and. . _
dissolved. Further, that. his honor.
the wor. be sad be is hereby author.
issd and requested to execute. for and
on behalf of this city. a proper con-
tract for ssid worn upon the ssls of
acid hoods.
Donation of Councilman Oliver it
. Must Lsy wuu Floss.
Th6 following rssolotlon was prso
seated by Muslim stiller: '
Wu“. the (lesson propose to
new West smus. mas Pius most
nor-filmy to melts llss. North lists _
stroll. from imam of tits brloit
‘ f’
(The B. m. Emil (humming.
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dip E 10. 02:10 (llu mutiny
Established 1057.
d
EXCITEMENT AT THE SILK SECTION.
SALE OF REMN‘ANTS, SHORT LENGTHS, AND
CHENEY BROTHERS’ WEAVES.
T hcse Silks were bought
sale. audit is not easy to get
especially for this
hold of t‘hcucy Silks.
We have had one glimpse at thc assortment for the
buyer was very secretive about the lot. Wanted to
make a pleasant surprise for the ladies. Wcll, he
will.
One thousand yards in black and all colors,
rich reds, greens. browns and tans. A few in King
blue. A good many in navy. A few in pink, pale
blue and lavender. And the pieces average enough for
waists and kimonos.
From V, to 8 or 9 yards.
Often the shopper will find sou-ml short lengths
that are alike and she can make up enough for a ncgligcc
or a dress. There are plcntyflor waists. and :1 occur
quantity for fancy work. The price?
39¢ a yard.
32 inches wide.
Sale opens Tuesday and have for
wc enough
I
several days.
CARTER UNION SUITS FOR WOMEN.
A dainty sachet free to each visitor.
Every woman visiting our
Underwear on \lv'edncsday - will
little corsngc sachet made from the
in Carter‘s Union Suits. The little sachet is fin—
ished with the. double shell of crochctcd silk and' is
exceedingly attractive“ Women may judge of the
quality of the Carter Underwear from this and kpow
how agreeable it must be to wear. For fineness and
even weave thcsc gtmds are not surpassed.
Section for Knit
receive a dainty
fine fabric used
For general summer we are recommended those num—
bers. . .
407. Gauze Cotton. low ncckcd and sleeveless. made
(lose fitting at the knee or loose and with lace finish,
Snoo.
492. Gauze Lisle. same slvle as .ihmc, $1. 50.
Even if you do not require undchL-ar,
satisfied with what you are wcnring. come and got a
sachet. We want you to see how really superior Carter
Underwear is.
01‘ a i‘(’
On W cdnesday.
FIGURE!) SCRIMS AND CRETONNES. SPECIAL.
':\ Sale of Figured Scrims
arc fittingr up summer cottages.
are very desirable.
Value 18 cts. for rs cts. Value 25 cts. for r8 cts.
Value 35 cts. {or 29 cts.
Cretonnes.dainty flowered patterns, worth 15 cts. for 10 cts
Linen Couch Covers $r.69
Third floor.
comes just as
The designs
people
often-(l
‘E The constant aim of The
Sentinel is .to have its
advertising columns as
honest and reliable as its news
space. This newspaper will nOt E
knowingly accept any adver-
Using that is misleading, exag-
gerated. untruthful or dishone
est. any more than. it‘will‘print _j
a news item which is not auE-E
ih‘entic, wholesome and inter
eating. Such service is the}.
empiete Circle of The Scott. E
Norwalk Chronicler