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PUBLiC srsuoonapuzn ,l, . 1 ,
'FOURTH 0F JUL'Y SENTINEL.
' The Sentinel will be issued as a
_ morning paper on Thursday. July 41th.
All advertisements, items of news.
‘ Join, should reach the office as early
Wednesday afternoon as possible.
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The regular meeting of Court Lani-
1el, Daughters of Castillo. will be held
. this evening.
,- Welcome Stranger Lodge, No. 364.
Spun of StGeorgo will meet tonight
, for regular business.
'Mis. Mary Morton, of Taylor avo-
'1 nue, is spending «a draw days with some
' ‘5 friend-sin New York city.
Norwalk A01 le No ”'588 111111911111
Ordei of Eagles will hold a regului
1. meeting tomorrow evening.
Old Well Camp lmprme-d mm of
Maccabees,_1\'ill hold its 11101111111 busi-
[ness meeting this evening.
The South Norwalk Quaitei Club
will hold its weekly meeting this eve-
ning in its hall. in Nonth Main street.
{1/
Misses Josephine and Annie Jon-
‘ dread, of Woodward avenue. have
gone to Orange Valley. N. .l., for a
week. ,
Concord Division No 0. 2, Sons of
perunce hold a regulur meeting lust et
Temperance, held a regular meeting
last. night.
Mrs. Charles ii. Dilu'orth and son
George Washington l)il\1orth or Mott
merino, spent1 1ostc1day afternoon in
Bridgeptnt.
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Miss Mary McLaughlin on South
Norwalk, is spending 11 ten days” vaca-
tion at hm; home, iii? Grassy Plain
street, Bethel.
'Wnshingtou Camp, No. 26. i. (I). R.
, 1 ' ,M., will hold its weekly business meets
lug this evening in its hall, in Wash-
ington street.
r Old Well Lodge, No, Hill, 1“. and A.
’ NL, will 1111111111 stated communication
this evening in the Illusonic Temple,
in South Main RUM
.I,
, Mr and hirs.Williu1n Buttery and
'fdmlly have moved their household
collects from ‘27 Moi-win street and will
rosidgin the future at No. 82 Franklin
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Mrs.i}oorne1i1.i Spoileld of Rant :11
,‘ onus 11nd Mrs Molly Frances 111111111111
olt Now Gannon have returned from n
. woohs‘ visit. 111 New Britain and 131111-
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”at Red Men’s Hall.
Inc will ntart at” 7 p. 11111.
tion, and he is not the one to slel‘
hurl" let things take 11 cdnrse against
him if he can forestall said procedine,
equally determined that boots
“1,K r Edward Maroon oi' the iron , ,
1!, 1.1mm“... m Smith street. w tomb Mayor irinnopan promised that
1 95M that. ho {bud but thirty vinltors '
during June. They will probably tail .1
11 011111 number this month and next. ' , .1
1600181111 Summer
Lady Joniiinm Lodge, Shepherds 01 W1." W
hethlehom, will hold its semi monthly
11111111111 meeting Wednesday evening.
All motion are
tnvdtod to not. there early, 1111 the mesh
'iilio regular «nesting of Norwalk f
, No. 588. Fraternal Order or
, . hail been postponed until
till! 10th This meeting was to 11111.
111.11 hold «tomorrow night 1but be».
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Sayings Dank Dappeitors
R \‘Smngr Bonit- are paying you m It the rIto of 3} percent. indignant.
and many formerly paying 4 per cent. Ito reducin3 tho rm to 3} per cent.
The folloWiu3 accordion. which we ddonndoi' perfectly safe. yield from 4} pct
cent. to nearly 5 per refit.
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As tho Republican counciimcu were
and
coats are needed the discussion, grow
and grew despite the attempts of May-
or Finn-1131111 to prevent it.
The upshot of it all was that the
council voted. tour to two, that the tire
commissioner shall purchase six pair
of bouts 11nd six ruhbt'r coats. and the
commissioner stated quite plainly that
he will not 0. K. any bill for said or.
ticles. Thus tho matte-r stands.
But little business came before tho
session, though a committee from
the Woman‘s Civic Longtio. of No‘rwulh i
appeared risking the council's aid in
some projects now in their hands, and
Spring Hill avenue residents wet-titled
some changes in that section.
The council accepted an invitation.
to participate in‘ Wednesday“ night‘s'
carnival as Judges and the freedom 01
the city was accorded the Norwalk
iBoaird of Trade for the carnival.
Other mnitcrs of routine business
were transacted at. the. session which
incited about two hours.
The meeting wa called to 0111111 b1
Mayor Ednmd.l.l1‘innoga11 shortlv ai-
tcr S o clot k Councilmen William‘
Howard, Nelson W. Benedict, Edwin
l. Hoyt, Irving li. Rood, lioward V.
Worden and William Thompson were
present.
Mrs. C. W. Shelton and Mrs. George
Raymond. 211d, wore present as a com-
mittee From the Norwnlk Civic 11003118
to secure from the coupon tho nssur-
Vance of the perpetual maintenance of
the Town House property.
Mrs. Shelton addressed the meeting
upon the plans of the league for
the improvement. of the nppenranco of
the property on Mill Hill, where the
old Town House is situated. The idea
will call for an outlay of some thou-
sands of dollars, but the plan or the
league in to secure an assumnce drom
the city of'the perpetual maiutonnnco
of the preperty utter 1plan place has
been placed in first class condition, by
the city «itself.
Mm. Shelton spoke of the property
as otLli-istorlc site. it is the property
of the First Congregational church but
the church cannot utfou'd to «radiant the
rennirn and improvements.
M‘nyor Finnegan promised to do all
in his power to cooperate with this
league in tho mutton and be assured
the sponltor that the council will not
l‘uvormbly.
Mrs Shelton ported that there are
nix nod calm, newly 11l1mted,oiitho pro
party. and naked that the trees be war
Warmer p1, Winter
COMPO- BOARD in much
mount than plant: in Winter.
l but cooler in Summer. Use it ,
1 to line with: and ceilings. lilo .
dry, unitary, ml: wilrp.crticl: ‘
or full all. Talie- paper. paint 1
or tint hgndtliuiiy. ' ,
U110 it for 31min:
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and moisture-tight. 111113113111 , .
other? in 13in. I it. and ‘
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You can do so with ABSOLUTE SAFETY by pur-
chasing the bonds of this com any its business
is the acquisition of NEW Y0 K REAL ESTATE
for the income f1 om PERMANENT OWNERSHlP.
The safety of principal and large profits there-
from are proven by a record of sixteen years of
increasing prosperity: it offers:
G 0 N V .
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6% 3311113 6 56 1.... 1w"
"00 each. issued upon rur'ript of amount or Term 11) yrarn
minim-able on annual pnymetiln lnttust for flock and 1110111111 Honda sharing in tho
boulns nt muo 11nd 111111111111 Ionii Nationally W I I paon [-51- and (”mum”) u, the nor
by cherli Term lb marl. ' 191,“.
largest ratio at ass‘ais over liabilities ii any Realty 01.
Your Security is $5 in net Assets against every $1
of bonds issued. Continuous interest and
dividend
record for 16 years. Before placing your funds
large or small, ask for Circular R.
New York Realty Outliers
ASSETS. 111101.111
co. 1. 111111111: $2,511,511
“9 FIFTH AVENUE (our 42d 81..) NEW Y0RK.1
tho spiinltliug will be done and Com-2 1.11- the use 111 the tire department.
missioner Benedict will one that the
work is done _ 1
John 3. Seymour protested i" that
when the curb lu Front-01’ his residence
was reset the roota of two aims wore‘
out rousing the death of one and
the serious illness of another He ask
led that they be remouzd peter-e .luli
4th by the city
Water Commissioner Samuel Lyrics"
asht permission in order to lay a‘
twelve-inch iron main to replace the1
tweheinch coinent main in Green‘-
smoct while the improvements and r61
guild-lug are being enacted.
Coil ii. Swenson had several thingolI
to say about Spring Hill a1enue.iiel
pleaded with the council to arrange
some we) to care for the snrtace win-‘1
her. and asked if there could be any-
thing don»; to induce all the property
owners to laya nice sidewalk in trout.
of their properties. Most all‘ are now
in found or this plan he said.
The highway committee will investi.
gate the matter ‘
Cliv Clerk Charles ii. Dilworth rendi
the minutes of idle previous meeting!
which were apprond an read
A petition for on incandescent
light in East. Avenue between Evorsiey
and Willow streotn was retain-dd to
the light committee for investigation.
Ptn‘misalon was mated to the
Southern New England Telephone
Company to lay 11111115 from their con-
dulto to their point in Wont avenue at
statol plume mentioned 1111111111 no-
quest.
The bills or the various departments
ware ordered valid. Following are the
bills rant and ordered paid:
Funnies department . . . ....3890'. 60,
Police department 809.86
Mbrory department 15956
Highway department. ...... 186.89
Firodomrdnont ..........':... 271.91
dowordepontmont M. 215.50
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as 11. common iron: the Norah:
, Board or We darnulty him the
mayor wnd council to Woman: 1111'
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involution you, 11101161111011 and “
anor 11 inuopsn appointed the high-
way cummittoe to confer with the so.
lcctmon about the request of the C11 lo 1
1.9111ng3 to improve the Town House
property.
Three dollars and ocvcnty-four cents
of the taxblll oi Goindrod & spider
Was nbatod leaving $1.81, to be bold.
Councilman Reid stated that he was
inl’ormcul that the-re are not enough
rubber boots and rubber coats at the
Hope‘ Hose Company.
Mayor [Pinnomui suggested that
Commissioner Thompson obtain a
complete not 9! the equipment.
Councilman Hoyt stated that in the
toilet at the Pioneer Hook and Ladder
Oompamy. he will guarantee the wall
paper to better than that in the patio:-
oi! any house in Main street ,
Councilman Thompson defended
himself as follows: “There is a certain
person around here who wants to see
the fire appropriation go behind and
has so stated but there in no oonotor
gun who can make the committee go
behind."
Mnyor Finnegan suggested, fOl‘ the
sake of harmony. that the chairman
of the departments should look into
the subjects 01 their own department
carefully themselves, and thought that
the chairmen own curry on the work
or! the committee.
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mule over."
and rem-bod
tumor. ”
to no (homes, and the councilmn
unwed, "As ions us than Ming
mum at the 11mm city 0111-1111111; 1mm
l‘h‘hoy 11.1110 Mm the nos at tho
without consulting the other member:
t
Councilman Benedict was 111.11 to
step into the tray and said that he was
not “WWW“ “19‘1“” thoother mem- action weakens the bowels, leads to
born 0“ his ”WWW “WW9“ men ‘0 chronic constipation. Got Dow'u Reg
Mayor Finnegan amid "I think titty
1mm“ pretty mil matter to 11 issie- 11311111011. cure constipation.
But. councilman Bowe-
dict nu not moody to months diuputsi .
"I disagree with: you.
The 111qu mad that it:
was Conundrum Benedict's. privilege
1d
moonulbla for my deportmont oxc ,
Wait. and tom bolus pretty fluidly
Mid Nipomlblolm chain; ”mood to
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wasn't asked about the papei to be
used for the tire houses and 1 am on
that commltwtee " a
Mayor Finnegan again tiiying «to
quell the rising dispute, said, “i be,-
Have in improving the quarters of the
fire department for they work for the
city for practically nothing, and if we
can make their quarters 0023' we ought
to do so."
Councilman Hoyt: "Yes. but no man
would spend four dollars a roll for
paper for his own home."
Mayor Finnegan thought that per-
hnps a person should spend more mop»
try to lit up 1a place for others and got
along with less expensive articles for
his personal use The mayor suggeSl-
ed on adtournment ,
Citv Clerk Charles H. Dilwm’th 11m;
inittn'rupted. everything in discovering
a matter that bad just been presented
to tho council. It proved to be a re-
quest from (I. M. Webb and others for
improvements in Main street from
Nash‘s corner to Word street and
Ward street. Councilman Benedict,
chairman of the highway department,
reported that the work will be done in
the above places as soon as possible.
Not. to be misled or to have mahtars
clcse too soon, Councilman Hoyt mov—
ed that the tire. committee be instruc-
ted to purchase six pair of boots and
six rubber coats for use an the Hope
Hose company.
during the tirade. thought the matter
could be left to the chairman of tihe
department. as chairmen of the die-
IW‘TIHCMS care tor such matters, and
did not think that the council as a1
body should recommend what should
be done to the chairman of a depart.
ment.
Mayor Finnegan stated that the
council may order a department chain'-
man to do anything that it desires him
to"‘ do.
Councilman Thompson, as a parting
shot, sold, “You may buy whatever
yo“ like. but l'll be d-—-d it i will 0.
K. the bills."
1 Mayor Finnegan put. the vote to
the council and it was passed four to
onlt that the boots and coats be pur.
chased. Adjournment came hastily
and without further ado.
——GRAND OPENING OF NABH'B
New Dancing Pavilion at Doricn's,
Wodnooday night, July 3rd; also dan-
cing July 1111 and Saturday night.
Baseball Captain—“Yon shouldnt
be so hard on the boys. They played
very well The game was lost
through just one error."
Manager-"Yod. so was paradise "-—
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Seventy-five thousand new Fords go
into service this season— roof of their
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the roadster. $690 for the five passen-
ger car. and $700 for the delivery car-
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