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’l‘lip monthly biiaiiicas meeting 01'
()id Well Camp, iiiiprovcii Order of
Mlit'ClIill‘tlfi will be held tliia evening.
The South .\lorwiiik Qiiai‘ettte Club
iviii hold its Weekly business. meeting
this evening in its litili, iii North Main
street. '
\\ usliinuioii t'nmp, No. it, 1’. 0. S.
of A. will hold its weekly business
met-tint: this evening in its hall. in
il'usliuiigton street.
The weekly business iiicetiiia of Hi-
tnm 'l‘i'iiic, No. 2d, l. t). R. .\_l., will he
held this evening in tlic \vlgwuin in
Washington street.
.\ slated eoiiiliiuiiic.itioii 01‘ Old Well
Lodge. No. 103‘, i“. & A. )i.. will he held
this. evening in the Masonic Temple,
in South Main street.
The regular meeting of Sherman
(Iouiicii. No. 1342, Royal .\rcaniiiii. is
to be held this evening at ti o'clock in
Mystic Chain hull, Washington street.
The Ryan and (iriilin Association
lililB arranged for a alieepbake and out-
ing next Sunday, June 9th. in Bill“
cliard's wods. and a line time is being
anticipated by those who will attend.
A yellow cat was run over by a trol-
icy car or train in mouth Norwalk
last night. and was found this morning
iiiI front of the Sentinel oiiice with its
legs and tall cut off. A passcrby pu:
the. feline out of misery.
At, the meeting‘oi‘ t‘ourt Edinondo
‘llt‘AmiCIS. Foresters of America. held
last evening, the oilicers for the cnaii-
int; six months were nominated. The
election will take place at the meeting
to be held two weeks hence.
~-~l)anciiig. Roion l’oiiit, llit‘e Sav-
et's, Saturday evening.
Exalted Ruler. l’. l“. ilropliy. Past.
Exalted Rulers James S. Whitney. B.
.i. lieynoiria and Harry S Pickering. 0f
Norwalit Lodge. B. P. O. 13.. attended
the session of the Past Exalted Rulers‘
,A ~u elation in Norwich on Sunday.
.loe. Scniio was arrested last night
by (lilicer Wallace Sammie, charged
with vagrant-y. lie was found sleep
int: in David Rosen's barn in Ray-
aiiand street.‘ The case. was continu-
ed indeiiliiteyl at the Town Court thin
iiioriiliig by Judge William 1". Tamma-
‘i‘lic regular social session of .(iourt
fl.uiirel, Daughters of Cnstile will he
iliflii this evening in the hall. in Wash-
ington street. There will he card
playing and a dance and each member
will privileged to invite one person.
The members of the Knights of Coin-
ibus have alao been invited to attend
the sesion and a good time is antici-
tpateii.
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NORWALK BUILDING NOTES.
i'i‘lie t‘omiiierciul Record.)
Contract for Residence.
'HORNERG
20-26 w. 36th so. a... 5th m. New York. ‘ '
Furniture. Rugs. Interior Decorations.
l
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clun've in our
Our New Home Open For ‘fiwr'neu.
Thousands of out of town customers have inspected our
display of artistic furniture, rugs and interior decorations.
Our new twelve story building is dedicated to the highest
and richest type of furniture. replicas of the creations of
Chippendale, Sheraton, Hoppelwhito and‘Adam, but their
greatest efforts have been in Creating HORNER furniture.
APPROPRIATE AND USEFUL WEDDING GIFTS. '
F or celery home. there 1': Jamar/ling ex-
buonderful- auortment.
l
The contract to build ii,i'caldcnee
at \\'iiitilpiiuk for Neil Pierce oi the!
Fulfill-iii County National ”link?
Not-walk. has been given to W. ll.l
Richards, Ernest i.epoi‘ will do the
stone work aiid non.» of the other,
sub-contracts are ”let. The lloiiae“
will be oi frame coiiatruction. cou-
tuliiliig nix rooms. provided with fur-
nace beat and every convenience
Foundation Complete
The foundation has been completed
for the handsome residence at Willi-i
crest for (l. (T. Ernst or .\‘orwalk, the.
plans for which were drawn by .-\r-_,
chitect a. N. Paddock. u. R. Willie"
01’ East Norwaik, hits the contract.,'
'I‘. .i. Sullivan will do the mason workfli
The contracts. for the plumbing and;
heating will he let separately. i
1
Norwalk House Enclosed 1
The handsome house at the corneri
of Main street and North avenue. Nor- 3
walk. for ll. R. Mitchell, has been;
enclosed by Contractor W. ll. Riclri
arda. Smith ilros. have the manon,‘
work. i“. l. Jones of Norwaik the}
plumbing and furnace heating and;
i). C. (‘orneil the painting. The;
house is of frame Obstruction. :ir-i‘
ranged for two f llies. provided
with conveniences.
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Carpenter Work Lot
The contract- for the carpenter,
work on the new residence at (lib-l
eon terrace.“ South Norwaik. ~er A}
E. Wincheatir, has been given 1 ‘
St. John and Keyaer. An reporte
last week. ‘TilOllllifi itchins has the}
mason work. !
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t‘ontractor \\'. ll. Richards hurl
just completed a handsome real-j
deuce at Strawberry lliil for Frank;
Presbrey. The house is. of framei‘
construction, in the colonial tieaign.;
provided with every impi‘oveiiient.§
The. Healing and Plumbing 00.. 0ft
.\‘orwaik, did the plumbing and heat-,
ing, Smith Bros. the mason work?
and Gitaruleri and Swenson the.
painting. The house was planned,
by Architect A. N. Paddock. I i
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Through the agency of H. E. Danni
and Son, of Norwaik, the former C. M.
Solloek school property on East ave-
nue. Norw‘alk. has been sold to
Samuel Z. Chosebro. of New York.
The sale includes not only the
school .gi-ounda and buildings, butl
two frame cottages as well. The
main building in to be remodeled for
residential purposes and the other
buildings will be moved from the
site. Concrete sidewalks are to be
laid and the remainder of the prop-
erty cut' up into restriotdd building
into. '
—Cheapeat accident insurance—Dr.
_'l‘homaa' Eclectric Oil stops the pain
and heals the wound. All druniatl
sell it.
i
The, directors of the Norwalk club
will meet td‘ulght.
‘Mrc. tH. J. anon and family have
returned from a viait with relatives
in Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wilkinson, of
Wont ntreo‘i. have gone to Atlantic
City. New Jersey. for a few days.
Tho annulus, Commute. of boots
'i‘i-ibo. No. lid. 1. O. 1!. I; will hold
a meeting tomcrrW-cvcninu.
Mrs. Lonny “rm and con. of Pat.
arson, N. 3.. aro‘ths guests of Mrs
Orson Standard, of Quintard arenas.
Ono hundred and twenty-one tramps
slalom the. hospitality attended at
ibstt-vaiktrsctpnousccci-iag‘nay
, “Butterfly” Labels
iii cash or merchandise from
grocer
“liillli‘l‘iij‘”
quality and reasonable in price.
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THE BUTTERFLY MILK
Save Your
They Are Worth
25c ’a Hundred.
your
Milk is superior in
STATE ROAD NOTES.
By tho Connecticut Automobile Asso-
. elation.
One of the projected slate, roadil
lending lroiu (.‘ouncctlciit into New
York iii from iliinhiiry westward. The.
work of survey on this route will he
button on Monday next. starting troni
llaiiiuiry and running out towards .\Iii!
ial‘in. The route was inspected thin
week by Janice .\iclilroy. oi liridgeport
the division engineer or the state high-
way repatiment in charge of the Pain
iieid (‘ounty work. and .\ir. .\iciilroy
will start work next Monday. as star
ed. it, is expected. unless minimal de-
laya should intervene. that eonstrue-ihctwecn “anhury and Norwulk.
W001] BLOCK FIIII WEST
AVENUE NNII BONNN NDNII
FIIIIOTIIER ill" 8TIIEET8~
Continued From Woodman.
Water street from Washington street
to Raymond street. Monroe street.
Railroad avenue. Raymond street,
West Wcahington street, front ank-
lin street Wtei‘lw to North Main
street; and Woodward avenue, front
its junction with South Main street
southerly to Meadow street. all iii this
city; therefore,
Resolved, that the owners of prop-
erty fronting on said streets or high-
ways so to be paved be and they are
hereby ordered to lay branches or con-
nections with the water main in each
of said highways to the curb in front
of their respective promises on each
or any of acid highways; and
Resolvodp Further, that the city
clerk is hereby directed to give no
bloc of this order by publishing: the
saute once a Week for three successive
weeks in a newspaper published in
this city; and
Resolved, Further, that in case of
the neglect or refusal of any. property
owner or owners as aforesaid to com-
ply with this order, the Committee on
Eltreetti is hereby directed to cause
said branches or connections to be
laid at the expense or the owner or
owners or property neglectinx' r refus-
ing to comply, with this order.
On motion of Councilman Hoyt it
was voted to adapt the resolution.
Other canncotions to be Mada.
On motion or Councilman Mbther,
it was voted that the city clerk be in-
ctrtioted to notify. the United Electric
and Water Company to make the neo-
osaary connections on the streets to
be paved.
Thanks tho Councilmen.
General Russell Frost. 0W the
appreciation of iii. mum . or Wait
avenue-Mitts mom would no,
chat-0d by N‘im‘rcsidonts of tho
. can do?“ :aoiioa in deciding to lay
MW in West crooner m was
nor-cacao out the council had aotod'
widely and well and that in yours to To the moonlit?
coma iii. pavomsat woiud’ii. a moon"
moot to‘tiicir good moment. , . . .
contractor malicy‘iiisasoc.‘ . .v
a
lion will be begun within a few Wi‘flkb
iTile. projected new road is to be ot,
'gravci and will tiiils
cover a lunch
greater diatiiiicc than it it were illil('il~
dalii.
Another piece of new construction
which is promised for an early start is
tho filling in oi' the gap in the state
road betwocu litiubury and Norwaik.’
The uncomphzed portion of this; routcl
him been a terror to autouibliiata ihiaé ELBERT W- (fl-ARK.
t‘ill‘al beeui ,
i Councilman .\liller moved that tho:
spring. and not only have
damaged but the tempera 0f the driv~
era and occupants have been greatly
rattled by the bud condition of this
piece of road
urrivea it In expected that there will
be a good mate road fully completed
in: for the appointment of a Heard of
'foilowing committee was appotnteti: ;
unto”. “my," ccasonl report at the adjourned meeting to be
a. .-.. 5::
three members of the department to:
draw nip ‘1 suitable yenoluiion provid-
F‘ire (:ommiimoneva to have (bulge of,
the affairs of the Fire licpurtnientfl
and in accordance with said vote the
Albert E. Whit-limiter, 1). William liar?
ford and Elbert w. Clark. 'i‘liiu c0m-‘
mitten having met and considered thee
matter would N‘lpflllillii)’ report and-‘
recommend to your llonorsbie Board:
that,
l. in their opinion the beat inter»
acts of the City would he served by‘
the appointment or election and acr';
Ivicb of ouch a commission, and ail-i
ter the first year one member could be,
appointed or elected each year for a’
l it'llln of three years, no as to have a
i
continuing board. i
The creation and onlahilahment of j,
i such a coin-iii-icslou an intended, would‘
. iin the minds of this committee.
‘lleve the. (‘ouurii an a whole and its}
1'8- ‘
‘ committee on fire, of a great amount
lot detail work and time that is nec-,
‘essary to the general eMciiency aiid‘
,‘economlc management of the Fire De-i
i
partinciit. ,
[ By having the lloard a continiiinui
Eone. there would at. all times be. two:
members familiar with affairs and;
, condition» ----- routine and retail, of the:j
; department. which would be an advan-
ttage over the present one of having a’
,aingle member (changed annually) oi:
. the Council. in practical control of the
1 mommy and affairs of the (it partmeni.
2. If the charter of the city per-
‘ mita. this committee would respectful-
;i:; ask that the present Council up.
* point such a commission, or if other~
wine. and necessary that the (Tor-porn
.tion Counsel draw a suitable ordin-
i once prvidiiiyt for the ammo, and if the,
5 Council deem it advisable, that in the
il'iittlre t‘iic (‘Ullill’l‘ifisitlnt‘f‘s be elected
«. by vote or the people. then change or
: amendment could he made to the char-f
ter by the next iat’glhinllll’i" an would
bring about such results.
3. Your cmnmitioe would also call
Vtittcution to the fact that in other
.citlewulargc and small. throughout this
and other states. with paid and volun-
teer departments. tire matters are tale‘
‘en care of by a commission board an
outlined herein. and so far as this
committee can learn the adoption of
ouch a plan has mm with success
l wherever tried and woald undoubted,
ly work well In this cill'.
i All of which in respectfully submit-
‘ fat.
2 annuar E. wmcnnsriza,
I). W. HARFORD,
committee.
, matter be referred to the corporation,
{Counsel and that he be requested to!
3 held on June 6th.
1 Albert E. Winchester stated ihaii
the had spoken with the Corporatian
i Counsel and was under the impression ;
a
would merit their confidence and best
wishes. .
Councilman Miller stated that no
special favor was granted to .\ir. Mo.
Eli-or because his bid was the lowest
and warranted the action taken by the
council.
Grooved Tr0iloy Rails wanted.
John F. McMahon spoke on the mat.
tor of trolley rails and called the at-
tdtition or the bound to the fact that
the principal cities or the state were
using the gmoved rail on hard paved
streets. "
He felt sure that if the matter was
taken up early enough sufficient proa-
aurc might be brought to bear to
cause the Utilities (knamiasion to no
verse the decision handed down in
connection with tho Norwalk streets.
Councilman Miller moved that the
Connecticut Company be advised by
the City Clerk of what streets are to
be paved through which the tracks run
and request the company to use the
grooved .will; also to advise the count.
cll immediately as to the form of pave-
ment it wishes to use between the
rails on the streets to be paved.
Councilman Mather held that other
cities, including Waterbury, had tried
to secure moved rails and Waterbury
after taking the matter to the Sn-
preme Court. had been turned down.
Hie held that It would delay matters
and that. the city would be in the same
position as the bridge committee is to-
day.
. Councilman Miller argued that the
council should at least make an at.-
tompt to not the sroovcl rails.
Councilman Miller's motion was put
to vote and pulsed. .
The Mile“ of the Connecticut Com-
pany to pave its portion of West ovo-
nuo with wood block was taken up
and it was moved by Councilman Ol-
iver and voted that the request be
Irantcd. 7 ‘
’ The bills were road by Clark Cunco
and on vote approved as road.
loci-d or Firs Commissioners. '
The following petition was read by
City Clerk Cunoo: , . ‘
J .4 I Jill. .Ms I’l‘c ‘
Juror and hoard or
s
Oouncila'i‘oti
i that the creation of such a commission}
would not (onifllct with‘the provisions‘:
1 of the city charter. but would be anal-2
logous with the position at the electri- i
icai commissioners and the former i
i street wmmlsslon. i
Will Moot Again 'thraday.
Councilman Miller moved that when
the meeting adjourned it adjourn to;
meet again on Thursday night of this;
week.
Councilman Miller's motion was put
to vote and passed.
PROPOSED BUILDING
LINES BIIINB iIlIT SONE
PIIIITESTSFIIOM Nllll-
WALK'S CITIZENS
(Continued from First Page.)
be spread as speedily as possible.
The comic“ smoked cigars "on"
,(‘liurlcs E. Kellogg, who is the father
1 of a daughter born on Sunday.
The meeting was celled to order
shortly after eight. o'clock by Mayort
Edward J. Finnegan, City Clerk Chas.
A. Diiworth read the minutes of the
previous meetings which were ac-
cepted on vote.
Building Lines.
Main street from School street to
city line.-—No one wished to be heard.
Ward street from Main closet to
France street—No one appealed to be
heard. , .
Evoraley avenue.——Devlnc thought
25 fleet better than 20 foot for this
street. 1. at. John Keeler appeared
snd‘tbounht thirty feet better than
even 25 fest.
Wilton Avenua.
Joseph Bray thought twenty foot too
much if min-ties an considered. Mr.
Bray said as the lots are but 100 feet
deco on the west side. a ham house
would hardly iit woli on a lot. '
John aldnnlnn added a few words in
substantiation of Mr. Bray's remarks.
Catharina Strut. ,
Mr. Bray acid if the buildina lino on
this thoroughfare is incorrect his
lot will be "admit Mica. '
Isrkcioy Direct. 7 .'
.c. N. Arnold said a twenty-dz. iooi
MINTZ’S 4
Sale of Tub Dresse
Dresses at $1.25 9
1i) don. imdles' and Mlssea' Dresses, neatly trimmed with embroider
All colors and sizes. 81.25. ‘
Dresses at $1.49
Many Wash Dresses in dress singhams and lawns.
new, styles; 31.49.
Dresses $1.98, $2.49 and $2.9
20 doz. llresaesrln tine lawns and ginghams, very smart styles; 3],
to 82.98. -
Many colo
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A Satisfactory Reflection
The man who has his clothes made here is perfectly satiati-
with his appearance.
well. l'lest woolcua, lowest price.
John Kubovic
He always looks good and his clothes we
Give us a trial.
. district,
. ment of a building line rather out of
213 Washington Street South Norwai
"M w...__._‘..£x- w.-- .. .
Chairman of the Finance
1 meat E. L Hoyt was empower
borrow a sum not to exceed 3
Chairman Hoyt slatted that the
Weatport .\l‘elluo.-.\'tl one wished
to he heard.
East Avenue from Westport Avenue
northerly to city linev-No one appear—
ed. . board iii Main street is leased to
Cannon Street. year from llext September to
P. (‘. (iiclidening appeared and star Bridgeport ”“1 1’05””8 Com
this making its removal dimcult,
council is powerless to act in the
ter unless the board is proved a
sauce.
Light Commissioner Worden r
mended a light at. Harbor avenu
Butler street and a big light in t
street. Commissioner Worden
given power by vote to make co
lighting changes.
Ballot for sewer inspector:—
Number cast ............ . .
C. l. Bylagton ..............
.\ir. Byington was declared el
and was sworn in by- Mayor Finn
ed that this street. is outside the fire
and thought. the establish
order. .\ir. ‘(ilenrienlng thought lin-_
provemeiits should be made rather
than» a building line established but
had no objection to a twenty-foot line. ,
The fOIlowing resolution was unaniq
mously adopted:
Resolved, That this Council deter-
mine that public convenience and net»
easily require them to designate build:
lug lilies on the following streets, to‘
wit: .
Main street from School street northI
to the city line; Ward street fromi
Main street to France street; .Evers‘: REV' MR' ZE'TER THANKF'
icy avenue from East avenue easterly" Douglas FOwler Post G. A. R...P
to the city line; Wilton avenue; Cir; Resolution.
l‘herlne street: Berkeley street; Wests, At the meetin of Douglas F0
port avenue from East avenue to city; Post \lo 49 Crfnd A'rmy of th
line; East. avenue from Westpoi't ave ' ‘ ' “' ’
I'public, the members present it
' . 9 nd ‘annon
23:30:23”) to cm liu ' a L ~ mously voted to present a set of
intions to the Women's Relief 0
Resolved further,
That D‘ Warren in recognition of their valuable ,
“it‘ll. Horace E. Dana ““9 Fraukliul vices rendered on Memorial h
8. ("980113 three disinterested free- furtherlng the efforts of the P01»
holders of the city of Norwalk be and the celebration of the day, when a
they hereby are apimlnled a 90mm” 75 veterans were provided With il-
tee to designate such building lines dinner.
on each of “19 aforementioned streets} The following resolution was
and report the same ‘0 ““5 council. ‘ presented and unanimously voted
EV°"'°Y Avenuo‘SIdewalk. / Douglas Fowler Post, No. 48. G
1.. St. John Keeler spoke of side-Q Army 5f the Rep ublic. ,
Resolved, 'Iihat the sincere «
walks in Eversloy avenue. Everyone,
but Manice De F. Lockwood has giv-' of this Post be. extended to the
on part (if their property for a full John E. ‘Zelter, our navigating n
“”9“me remmd' and pilot. for. the able manna
The highway committee will inves— which he brought the old ship ’
tlaate the above matter and report. riotism,” safely into port on M
Ex~Clty Clerk James J. Keena, re: let my. loaded to the gunwale
presenting property owners in Main; patriots. It required great skill
street. complained against the recent-l keep clear of the dangerous In
iy established sixteen-foot building reef on the east coast, where a. {1
line in that thoroughfare. He be-' beachcombers displayed a false,
lieved the district commercial, and con-light, that threatened the at
therefore believes it unjust to have tion of t‘ilO'Old ship. Many than-l;
a. building line of sixteen feet. No {16- our Pilot, who was equal to the
tiou was taken on the matter. gency.
Mr. Bray said the property owners We also wish to express our in),
in Wilton avenue should be compelled to the citizens of the Norwalk "‘
to lay sidewalks. The highway com: ship and to the ideal newspapers,
mitiee is to investigate the matter. ! their loyal support which made :3
Chan“ thll‘llit‘i‘l asked ”lat. a. light. glble the great auccggs of the
in Water street he maved in order to tions of. the day: which will.
prevent the can; who “rush the grow- bright spot in the hearts of may
101'" NEW? in the shadow 0f the veterans as long as they live.
light from continuing the practise. 't _...__'_..____ ‘ .
Light Commissioner Howard V. HELPED To KEEP DOWN ,1
Worden is investigating the matter. PENSES.
The resignation of James J. Guider; Mrs. J. E. Henry, Akron, . ..
ac sewer inapoctdr was accepted and , tells how she did so: "I was b°.'..
the othoe declared vacant. :Wiiil my kidneys and had to 30%
The appmvaioi the work of the Con- iy double. I tried a sample of
nootlcut company by the Public Utiii- Kidney Pills and they did me so“;
ties Commission was read on Clerk good that I bought a bottle, and ‘
Diiwortli and on vote accepted. [saved me a big doctor's hill.I
'l‘he library report was read and ac- weak hack, backache. rheum
copied. ‘ ' urinary and kidney troubles, ,
The policercport was read and ac- toy. Kidney Pills. They help‘ou
«pied. int. n. Wigmore and Co.‘
Mayor Piunooan toot: occasion to.
mountain tho police and are» .de-i There‘s nations like a much,
pat-cinema upon the has appearance Mn! 110105 in War “W I,
they made on Memorial Day in the pa-' ._._ ‘
Mt , ' - . t.
~ ruminaoiiiuvsriousdoomnu ”l..! ”I“!
'0", fl“ “4 mom ”‘4‘. . tritium Inaawlcomm
111mm WHWIfMdICiN-tfillfipt urinals “ .. . ,
pot-bod that 0 mi: stout panics '°' ”29"“
mu comm which: ‘iii'ilim 3.. .i». ‘
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