Bears the
Signature
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For lver
Thirty Years
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results steam of
anon on om 3. ”int: that it.
time or issue or said bonds shall in
August i. 101:; that tho time of pay
most of said inter-st shall he on the
tint can 0! M all Miami in
each year, as this statics and sur-
reader or tboeooposs sitsohsd to said
bonds as they severally become due;
unis. Isid'hosi‘ds shall hunts!- (It
Iy regiitcrod and said ootipons detach-
bonds; that the plans of paying the
puuoipsl oftssld hoods shall be The
South Norwsllr Trust Company, of
South Norwalk; that-tho place of my
log said interest. shall be at said The
South Norwalk Trust Company or at
the decal, agency of said city in the
cit-of New’York: that said bonds may
Ibe resistorod, at the option of the
owner, as provided therein; and that
said blinds shall be signed by the May-
or. counter-signed by the City Clerk.
and sealed with the seal of said city;
and that the 'forms and conditions of
said bonds and coupons shall be as
follows: 5
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
State of conn. l‘alrneld County
No. —-— 1.000 D0llsrs
S'IYRMET PAVING BONDS OF THE
Cl'l‘Y OF SOUTH NORWALK
Know all Men by Those. Presents,
E That the City of South Norwalk, ln
jthe county of Fulrfield and State of
Connecticut, acknowledges itself as
legally indebted and hereby promises
E to pay to the bearer or to the registered
1 holder thereof the sum of One Thou-
sand Dollars (81000) in lawful money
E of the United States of America at
I The South Norwalk Trust COmpsny, of
South Norwalk, Connecticut, on the
; first titty of August. in the year 1922,
i at which time this bond becomes due,
' and payable on demand. with interest
, thereon at the rate of four and one-
iquarier per centum per annum, pay-
Sunday 18 Children’ 8 Day
ON SATURDAY, we are Offering the Things
you want for Children’
3 Day
RIBBONS.
HOSIERY.
Child's Socks—15c. 2 for 25c.
l .
Plain and fancy. p am
All Silk Ribbons—rsc.
and fancy.
UNDERWEAR.
Child's Ribbed Garments—
Only 10c. Short sleeves and
sleeveless.
Child’s Socks—25c. Plain and
All Silk Ribbons—19c. ores-i
fancy.
den. plain.
Child's Plain Garments—All
sizes. 25c. Vests. pants and
drawers.
Children‘s Hose—rsc. 2 for
250. White. tan, black.
fancy.
Neckwcar—z 5c, soc.
styles.
Children‘s Hose—s 5c. White. Newest
tan, black.
Ladics’ Ribbed Vests—10c.
All Silk Ribbons—25c. Moire, rChild's Union Suits—25c. 50c.
An excellent garment.
Sleeveless. short sleeves.
Ladies Hose—rsc. 2 for -
25c. dCollar. and Cuff Sets—25c to
White. tan. black.
$3.49. Lace or embroidery.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests—45c. 2
for 250.
less.
Short alcoves, siesvc-
Fabric Gloves—50c. $1.00.
Long and short.
Ladies' Hose—~25c. White. tan,
black.
Gcnts'
Underwear—~25c and
Shirts and drawers.
50c.
Poiiu‘LAR STYLES coasnrs AND BRASSIERES
85 Washington St. 8. Norwalk
E ‘ .I place and manner of pay ment therdof
cu'Tn‘cTon “' W‘ HAT" land of the interest thereon, and fix
the rate of interest they shall bear and
I the date of maturity of each of ssld
' bonds; and
Whereas, said Mayor and Council
have voted to lay permanent pave-
ments in certain streets in said city
heretofore designated by them, at an
, [expense of one hundred thousand dol-
gate one hundred thousand dollsrs.g larg, which expense is to be paid by
560.?an interest at a rate not exceed- I the proceeds derived from the sale of
. Ins four and one half per centnm per said bonds; therefore
snnum, the principal of sold bonds to I Resolved, that an issue of coupon
be payable ten years from the datei bonds of said City of South Norwsllr
thereof, and both principal and the in; to the amount of one hundred thou-
terest thereon to be payable at. such l sand dollars ($100,000). to be dated
place and time as'ths Mayor and-Coun- ' IAugust l, 1912. each bond to be of the
oil of said city shall designate; the denomination of one thousand dollars
Drocesds derived from the sale of said I «1.000) and to bear interest at the
bonds to be expended, under the direc-[ rate of four and one-quarter per cent-
tion or said Msyorand Council. for - um (“‘96) per carton, payable semi
the purpose of laying permanent pave unnuslly, and to be payable ten years
' ments on such streets or said city as from the am thereof, the proceeds
my he determined by said Mum and derived from the solo or said bondsto
'. Council. and t'oi- no other purpose; and be expended for the purpose of lay-
Meress. under that certain Act or in; permanent pavements on streets
glosolutlon of the General Assembly of or this city heretofore determined in“
fits» of Connecticut, anusry ses- the Mayor and Council of said city, its
“1E1, entitled “Authorizing the and the ssmelshsvsb - ,
' Inna Nor-want to issue street issued unusable WM ’ E '
Blinds." asst-om August 29,- city. the . .
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t’ Mn sift
Eli GETS BEITMI. FIRE,
HOUSE 103 Hill Sill
OF $14,619 '
(Continued from First Page.)
, and Council of said, section
be the form of said the:
,Wuo the several and ss-Em u
militia of said builds and the t
A. DICKERMAN & SON
We Give S&H Green. Trading Stamps
Tel. 446
able semi annually, at said The South
Vol walk Trust Company or at the flu-
cal-agency of said city in the city of
New York. on the first day ol‘ Febru-
ary and August in each year, on the
presentation and surrender of the an-
nexed coupons, as they severally be
come due. unless this bond shall have
been fully registered and said coupons
detached and cancelled. as provided
below.
This bond may be registered auto
principal only, or as to both principal
and interest. in the owner‘s name in
books kept for that purpose in the of-
fine or the City 'l‘nssurs‘r or the City
of South Norwallr. such. registration
being noted on the bond, and if so rel-
ist-ercd shall pass only, by transfer ‘up-
.03 such books, unless such transfer
'shall have been mods and registered
to bearer. in which M this bond
shdll ssstn ms or delivery until
again registered. in case or rsslstr's»
lotion as to both principal and litter-st,
the coupons annexed across shall be
detached and cancel '
midi some: twists '
ed and canos'llod .5. provided in said
m
it! or the to m M
tloosofhlr‘eqonersldssenblyotm
stats of Connecticut, .lsnusry Session.
1011. our the purpose of laying perma-
nent meats.» ills strostacf said
City of loath Norwsii.
'llld' bosds"sre issued. and all pro-
ossdinu relating We have been
had. in ”not compliance with. and in
. confortnity to. tile Charter of said
City of 56th Nor'wsilt, the resolutions
sfomssld of the General Assembly of
the State of Connecticut, Janusry Boa.
slon. 1911, and the laws and constitu’
non of the Stat». of Connecticut.
And for the payment of said bonds
and coupons, according to the tenor
thereof: the full faith and credit of
laid CRY of Souls Norwslh is hereby
irrevocably pledged.
ln Winsss Whereol, the City
of South Norwalk has caus-
ed this bond to be signed by
its Mayor and counter-sign-
ed by its Clerk. and its cor-
porste name and seal to be
hereto affixed, the far-sim-
lle signatures of said 0111.
clals being by them adopted
as their signatures on the
twenty coupons hereto at-
tached, this first day of Au-
gust, 1912.
CITY 0!" SOUTH NORWAIK
Countersigncd -—--v—~Mayor
-———-~—-—Clerk
$21.25 On Feb. 1. 1913. Coupon No. l.
The City of south Nor-walk. Connec-
ticut, prOmlscs to pay to the bearer at
(Seal)
the city of South Norwslk, Connecti-
York, the sum 0! twenty one and twen-
ty-five one-hundredths dollars, in law-
’ful money of the Unitel States of Am-
erica ,bsing six months interest due
this day on its Street Paving fiends
Countersigned, -—Msyor
Clerk
Certificate or Full Registration.
It is hereby certified that'npou the
written request of (beholder of the
within bond, the coupons attached
’ thereto, being -— in number of $21. 25E
: each have his day been detached and
Wcsnoelled and the within bond is here-
Evy converted into a fully registered
i bond.
; Dot-ed ——--.
City Treasurer
On motion of Councilman Mather.
was voted to approve and adopt the
5 resolution.
j Councilman Miller presented the fol.
‘ lowing resolution:
Bonds or the City of South Norwalk.”
of twentyative dollars.
On motion of Councilman Hoyt the
resolution was adopted.
Councilman Mather moved that the
advertise for bids for the sale of the
creating the bond issue. 80 voted.
A petition was received signed by
the residents of West sirt‘el and Tny‘i
be rolled.
(‘ountilman Miller moved and It was
voted to refer the petition to the street
commissioner
Mayor Tammany reported progress
in the matter of board of tire commis-
sioners for Corporation Counsel .1. R.
Taylor.
Mayor Tammany' stated that he had
received Ea telephone call from Su-
perintendent Potter of the Connecti-
cut compauy, asking permission to lay
wood bloolt within the rails and for
the required distance outside the rails
in the streets to be paved through
which the trolley lines run.
it was moved by councilman Field
and voted that the request be granted.
providing the United States Wood Pro-
scrvlns Cmnpsny's product or its
equal were used.
«Mayor Tammany also reported that
casters of the trolley tracks. He stat.
ed that Mr. Potter also spoke regard-
ing.the grooved rail proposition. say»
ing that the same course would follow
as did in Norwalk it the city attempt-
ed to get this rail.
it was voted that when tits meeting
adjourn it adjourn to meet again on
Monday evening. June 10.
The fir. house matter was tslrsn up
and Councilman Mather reporisd that
he had roads-cuts in the specifications
which would brill! the lowest bid
down to 014.019.00'. which was 01.2“.
lower than tbsEorldinIl wrwhiclr was
made by himself. "‘
Councilman Field moved that Con-
tractor lather" s modified bid. for 014.-
01900. for the Central Firs house its
sccscvd and coastal. devoted. ..
stwssvotsdtm thsvatbssu-h
thorns! no empowsnd to meats
tag contract with In Mather. the
Emu; ho costpioM on erasing.
m. 10- ,M“ "L
N "I W that ill. am m
elites as. as cam William in
m on tho harm sum Unsaid.
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A Shasta limdy Elm Color,
Strength and Bssuiy
to the Hair
You don't have to have grsy hair or
faded hair if you don't want to. Why
look old or unattractive? 1! your hair
is gray or failed. you can change it
easily, quickly and effectively by using
Wyclh‘s Inc and Sulphur Hair
Remedy. Apply a little tonight. and
in the morning You will be agreeably
surprised at the results from a single
application. The gray hairs will be
less conspicuous, and after a few more
applications will bereatored to natural
color.
Wyeth‘s Sage and Sulphur
quickly removes dandruff. loaves
scalp clean and healthy, and promotes
the growth of the hair. it is a clean
wholesome dressing which may be
used at any time with perfect safety.
Get a fifty cent bottle from your
dnrggist today. and see how quickly it
will restore the youthful color and
beauty of your hair and forever end
the nasty dandruff. hot, itchy scalp
and falling hair. All- druggists sell it
also
The Somh Norwslk Trust Company, In Z
cut; or at the decal agency of the City‘
of South Norwslk in the city of Now
of the City of South Norwallt. No.-—— i
l brilliant.
Resolved, that The south Norwalk;
Trust Company, of this city. he and it;
is hereby requested and empowered to '
certify the issus'lol‘ one hundred thousIl
88nd WIN» (3100.000) “Street PinionE l‘retried it fast. l‘vc let it alone,
to be issued by this city. for the sum:
finance committee be authorised to;
bonds under the provision of the law,
lor avenue. protesting against the dustE
nulsance and praying that the streets 3
the company was to request increase.
under guarantee that the money will
Ebe refunded‘ if you are not satisfied
after fair trial. Special agent, Stillson-
f Powell Corporation.
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MR. GIBSON'G PUPIL TO ASNST
Miss Mildred C. Hsrty at the Piano at
Third Orson Rocltsl on Monday.
At Mr. Gibson‘s third organ recital,
: Monday, June 10, at 3:30 p. in, at the
Norwalk . Congregational Church. he
will be assisted by his pupil, hllss Mil.
dmd t‘. Hasty, who will play Weber's
"invitation to the Dance." the
organ taking the orchestral accompan-
iment. Following is the program:
,Ovcrture, ”The Merry Wives of
Windsor" ........ .,.0tto Nicolai
ia. Rhupsodie Pastomle: b. Bxlogne
morsslre ........ . . . .‘f‘heo Salome
Prelude and Fugue in D. bk 4,
No. 3 l 8. Batch
.St. Cecilia ()ifcrtory, No. 3, op 9.
......... ls Batiste
“i Sonata in A minor in 3 movements,
op. 17 .............. Mark Andrews
E invitation to the Dance, op. 65. 5
. ........ C.h|.vonWeber
Miss lisrty at the piano.
A WONDERFUL GAME
This game of drink is a wonderful one
1 will tell'you‘how 1 know;
ism: then l'ye tried it slow;
And the more ldriuk, the more] want
And so far as 1 can see.
The time may come, and it may not.
When l will let it be.
!l'vo lived my three score years and
ten,
The allotted life of mart;
And now perhaps “its time to pause.
I And find out where i stand;
IFor my time is short nnd. the way is
long.
ion 0 ..\hdi or
To the top of the problem stairs,
Mod 1 know lcan not climb the stops , ,
Through other people‘s prayers.
But when l sce'tlroso who profess.
To have what they have not.
it makes me feel more satisfied
To keep what 1 havc sot
CALVIN A. SHITH
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FILES CURED m 6 TO 14 DAY!
Your druggist will refund money if
of Itching, Blind. Bleeding orProtrud.
lug Files in il to is days. 50c.
f—-
Walter Flanders has returned
town.
Thomas Smith has taken a position
with A. 1.. Van Name.
D'-
loon Taker is confined to his horns
by illness.
town recently.
‘neniamlux Often has
work for if. D. Atwatcr.
Main street.
Mrs. «W. Clark. lot Railroad avenue.
s' '/
the ~
ETA ET ‘
Prize Ointment fails to cure any case ‘~ ,
t0
Archie. Hoyt visited relatives in this ..
returned_t0 f
'Miss Jane Allen. of New Yorlt ls vls- _'
lting'ldrs. M. 0. McKendry of South :-
Mrs. C. A Semis ofm South Norwsllt
lsspsuding the wash with her sister -
PM. and Mrs. Holt. of Canoe Hill. 2
have assist! their house tor the sum- ;
“thud uncut a scan at M .»
W ‘ ‘
W Arman-nu , boom summon.
dihr 33 till. larch Clamp than};
Estnhlishrh 185?.
cur GLASS FOR JUNE' wennmos.
The section for Cut Glass is blazing and scin—
tillating with many new patterns in household glass—
ware, all of which is just as it should be. The artistic
productions of the best makers are here. '
Fruit and Salad Bowls in “Carnation," “Thistle,"
“Cosmos," "Chrysanthcnmm." and "Reggie.” $3.00, $4.00.
$5.00. $6.50, $7.50. $8.00, $9.00. $12.00, $15.00 and $20.00.
Elegant Cut Glass Jugs in “Thistle,” "U'aisy," "Cos-
mos" and “Fern" patterns. $3.00, $5.00. $6.50, $7.50 and
$10.00.
Tumblers to match at $3.50. $5.00 and up to $15.00
a doz. '
'Bon Bon and Olive Confpotes. malty styles,,.75 “5., I.
$1.00 to 32.50. i
Vases in Rock Crystal. 98 cts.. $1.50. $2.00, $3.00.
$4.50 and up to $20.00. i
Cut Glass Fern Dishes. '$2.50. $3.00. $5.00 and up to '
$10.00.
Candlesticks.
Handsome Colonial and Spiral patterns, $3.00 and
$3.75. Lower l'ltmr.
BEADED BAGS.
A glittering display uhir Ii includes all color-
ings. dark and light t-ii'crts. White with floral put-
tcrns, iceioons and bouquets imitatingr tln- olrl fash—
ions. Black with steel and gold. White with gold
and steel. .\ll(l the prices. most reasonable.
50 cts.. $1.00, 3.2.00 and $2.95.
On center table at Stationery Section. for caw
choosing. '
Handkerchiefs, Special. For women. pure limn
, Initial Handkerchiefs, small block letter in the corner,
very neat, '
10 cts. Box of six, 50 cts. . .
Children‘s Vests.
in fine Ribbed Lotion regular \a' lit :5 tie tall),
13 cts.. two for. , 5 cts.
A small Cuilt‘t‘tin“ hi ilrnkcn 327%,
r
lionsckéepcrs are invited to make a personal inspec—
tion ut‘ our lines, of Gas Ranges and Cookers, Gas Plates
and all Appliances thereto necessary for easy
housekeeping.
summer
Lower floor.
@112 E. till. itlrah Company.
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Parasols
A most appropriate and practical gift for the l‘a'r
graduate
The most upetodnte null prettiest. assortment to be
found sndwbere this season
his style for 1912. There are purnsole of every
with cords. fancy. covered handles, etc...
ly handsome army of color combinations and plenty or
black and white
The makers are noted ior the beauty and originality
of their designs. the clrolceness of their materials, the
worth of their handles. And every one of these hand-
some psrasols is WOI'iily of their reputation.
;
,vn ‘5’.
They include every desira-
shape
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Myth-v.
in an exceeding-
\\'onren's parasols from ................ We to $1.50 ea.
Misses Parasols ...................... 50c to $1.50 on.
Chlldreus Parasols ..................... “or to $1.00 en.
The N. E. RYAN CO.
86 WASHINGTON 8T.. SOUTH NORWALK
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The Hatch 8t Bailey Company
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and MillWork for Everything
Telephone. 40.
BEAVER BOARD
ls gaining rapidly is popularity as a substitute ,tor lath and
plaster and wall-paper. It'll sssosptilrlo or an infinite variety .
. otsvtlstlodsugas flor walls satosillsgs, and permits or a
wide soaps tor individual .ptsfsrnsnt sadism. We are scouts
and Issps lsrnssosl! 0|de
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