,
~ the first fall meeting as being in favor
. I council.
Zing report of the success of: mesquite
A Electric Storage Batteries and
AAcxtIent that it has outgrown the role»
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lllany New manufacturers Are DssIerus ol Locating Plants In
A South Norwaik .
The South Norwalk Board of Trade
put itself on recorhst evening at
of bettering fhe‘ssnitnry and road con-
ditions of Springwood; Councilman
William F. Hoyt promulgated the
idea which met with Immediate favor
and President Nehemiah Canoes ap-
pointed a Committee of three to in-
vestigate the sanitary circumstances
'and the condition of the roads with
power to report to the board and to
make recommendations to the city
Other routine business came
before the session along with o. hatter.
his Truck Will be one by
IIIII cost $2,500
_ .The business of the South Norwaiit
Electric plant has grown to such an
A gated horse and truck and at the meet-
ing of the Electrical Commissioners
which was held last evening It was
voted 18‘ purchase a new electric truck,
with a capacity ’0! one ton and made
especially to meet the needs and re
quirements of the plant’s“ business;
The new truokIwill be secured from
the General Vehicle Company. of Long
island City h L. which concern is the
biggest company in the business of
building electric trucks in the world.
The new vehicle will be operated by
on electric storage battery and will he
so constructed as to be best adapted
to the requirements oi the plant. In-
cluded in its ceqnipment will be a .
large search him for night work and
two additional headlights. The interi-
tiaiior Ilrolioiii iio; at Last higni's‘
A iloyl angle committee composed oI Mailers. V
its linemllzily and West Was Appointed
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of the chair.
hosting By Councilman
extermination-in the‘town. ‘A y
The meeting was called to order by
Treasurer Matthew Corbett and Sec—
retary ll'ranlt W. Hadley read the
minutes- of the previous meeting
which were accepted on vote. A
‘Presldent Nehemiah Cnndee then
appeared and relieved the treasurer
ISecretayy Hadley read an lnvita~
tlon from President J. B. White, or
the Fourth National Conservation 0011- I
grass to be held October 1st, 2nd, 3rd
and 4th at lndianapolis, which was
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M s one Mgr resend W
the given by the Young “rm.
ple’ s sociéty M- the benefit 0! the
smith Nor-walk Baptist Church last
evening. The supper was well attend
ed, and nonrly one hundred, to which
number the sale of tickets whalimlted.
were on blind to enioy the bake. ‘
The menu was as follows:
Roast Clams . Blue Fish
Swaet'and Irish Potatoes.
Spring Chicken
Sweet Corn
Cortes
--hast dance of the season at Ro-
ion, acturdny night.
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lives Oi company ’ g
or of the truck vii be lighted II elec—
tricity. The vehicle will has
in dark oliye green {with liingllsh ver-
million sud hIsck stripes The Ins-A
I chine will be equipped. with double
ill-altos for use on the high hills, its
links. and an extra not or emergency
brakes for use on the high bills its
speed will “brags ten miles an hour
and It will Mollie to climb any and all
or the hills in South Norwslk.
in selecting tits machine the com. to I,» I’ll-NW
‘misslonm had the absbslit at the ad
, vino of‘J H; Vail of Puddle. iii. in, an
acknowledged expert . on heavy
motor vehicles Mr. Vail was formerly, WM film III. or WIN '0! AM
colossus“ msnmwhourcuuotiag session oi last ,
superintendent or Milton's»
is on old fraud of the Ami Illicit and
Imrtlcuiarly interested in its (altars.
A] my. has about consisted A lentils
am no triage, hoods the
inted A
m
The voting machines for the City of
Norwalit arrived in this-city last night
vi; express and the voters are now
contemplating the time when the in.
slruction In the use or the machines
will be given. Two model machines -
arrived with them and and all Wililbs
assembled in thehsnr tutors by more
untativcs oi the Triumph Voting his: I,
chins Company. from whom they are
V'Ii
This your election rein
muted within a very short time after
the close or the polls and sirssdyI those
In: mailman“ one; mall-
chm no voting simplified all counting to
“minim “(A AilillAle (AMI will
mm is
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I . alas Falcons of 71 initiation
I. played the centtsl figure, died yester-
inli be _
Political lmposior oi the Day”
MAIIIAIDUETQWN, can. 28.~Pmr. W.
0. Fisher of faculty or. Wesleyan Unis
varsitygtodsy issued a statement beer.
on the measures for which the PIN-
rtruut Roosevelt and cannot adhere to a
movement‘s largely inspired by. his
m
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scolded by a hot kettle of Av‘rnter be.
In poured on him, through an soci—
tlsnt in which his another. Mu. NW
day As was stated in the Sentinel
on Thursday, the motherinad m a
kettle of Water on the stove to boil
preparatory to cooking the native
dish, macaroni. As the steam issued
forth tron: the kettle, Mrs. Falcons
histsned to take are water oitV,t ‘
stove, not noticing that thebab‘y was
crawling on the door near by. Her
apron strings caught in the damper o:
the stove and so she lifted the kettle
she was jerked back and lost her
balance, the watermesntlme spilling
down upon the youngster. In no time.
screams of agony and shrieks from
the frantic mother aroused the height
borhood. Dr. it. M. Wolfe m lent
tor, and did his best to relieve the
excruciating pains log the angering
child, but to no snil‘tor all medical
attendance IIIIII mm, the water
WK the boiling point having sl»
rift lied over twovtbirds or no
surface of the baby's body ,
The tuners! of may Falcons and 11
eons; Inn to held Sunday morning.
twill take place In at. lVIlsIoI‘ I
in Pilli Allllil ”
‘ scores My as “The Greatest
lug IuponI=ourrent reports. which. had“
linked one name with the Progressive ‘
Party Re We. however. that the vot- I
1 era of the state know where he stands
greasives declare; but he ,"does not '
nauseous baby Who was horribly '.
Mfirwm Ill some Ins
Aniline their checks or cash
The huge sin-Ivchichhas been «so
montho higtmmtmtoithepw'
certs may purchased by the King’ a
”Matters for s suitor the Home tor
the Aged is attracting not a little so-
tendon. The dish ms the tilt ot‘O.
lib Onion and fins painted by Herman
IA}. 0 Ryder.
Norwsik people on. taking consider-
able pains and time to sustains the
plans for the Home which hrs u'ow on
onhibition at H. Ghodennms’s drug
store on lulu hind WI owl. The
absence at any notch has mum
on!” dilutions:- Tho porch is situa-
no on the other side or- the building
than tint shown in the water color and
over looks the beautiful VAQ‘WI of the
sound. it is collected thst‘ths same
rule will apply to these plans In tor all
others betel-e they are snorted some
W will be made. The specifics»
lions him not yet been compiles a
mmuflsltoboussdlntbestruo
sun comes entirely upon the me;
fishy lit the while. ' : I
whim Non the III. day m1 IIIIIAAI
known so "Bloch DsyA'P. .
it is mus-Isa that all. contributors
s
slopes nsd- exorcise onto to,
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“ auspices, but this present week's fair-
I: only trolls m in Norwalk It can It
. do was to lump nil this he did with-
Over ,9 year ago. the South Norwsllc
Board oi i’l'rade. among other re
quests; asked General Passenger Ag-
'theN.Y..N.di. It}! It.
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The last biomk Timon’s Petr.
caused on Hands? nishb amid ”bless.
of glory, but no class will. be no less
appreciable tonight. at closing. than it_
was fifths stifling o! theiouocesstul
event. Triumph has always attended
chairs or this nature under the suns
has mvad more brilliantly triumphs
‘snt than any yet held.
As a special feature the tslr is
open in Randall's Hall this attemoon
between the tours or 2 and 6 and hill
"'bo again progressing in the evening.
Last night there was a great crowd
all evening and those who attended
enjoyed the dancing and other diver
sinus “guarded an week tile attend-
ance has been more than wis-sdphcb‘
on by the moat hopeful “id in «to
detail the hair has been unsurpassed.
mun“; fluid . ,
II “All!“ I!!!“
some unknown men Iliad cults As nar-
m escape trout serious inlet? It not
death this morning while "thins lin-
dot the railroad bridge near Blur
street, The follow no maht ' in
the middle of the brim by the Dan
In. , its know that the only thing to
coughs-listing moment about spoil
mcmlry for choice, 48.
scholars
woulonsi district convention were
as follows:
First Ballot—Donovan, 39: Wilson.
I 37; German, 11; Lockwood, a; blank,
1; total, 94': necessary for choice, 48;
Second Bailobebcuwan, 43; WII~
son, as; demon. Vs; Lockyvood, 6;
blank} 1; total, A04. I
' Third Ballot-domes”, 42; Wilson.
«A “A; Quinlan, s; Lockwood? d; blank,
1: AM!!! 94. ,
son, as; German, a; pal number. 94;
Senator Jeremiah Donovan or Nor-_
. mourns Poss; All round guilty or
murder in the second degree homes»
tel-day afternoon by a jury in the su-
parlor court alter deliberation ct dfly
three minutes. He was tentsnoed to
life imprisonment by Judge Greenf
inst.
.f—bLABT CHANCE OF SEASON. A
Peaches. 31.00 basket. G. ounce.
‘ meningitis St. Tel. 324s.
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Argus: That Poronts smnu
Tm IAIN bdorsst All
Pupiis’ Work
That'- thoA-Aparcntsofhighschocl Itih
work or their child . and that they
should not malts am ptspsrs for the
ministry it he is‘mars AM to become
a lawyer. was the thud or the ideas
ndrsnosd to the Alllh school commit-
too by Superintendent In '1‘. Chair
than. who was present at the regular
meeting» or the stimuli last even-
log He killings“ his theory is
the calamities, that the parents should
supsriatsndsnt Chapman turthor,
exhibited his policy or nitric! the
hold the grhugmsr grades
lob
A The four ballots In the fourth con- ‘
Fourth Ballot—Donovan. to; wu-~
am killed Canto Qirsrdi on July In
A The Board 0! Haiti:
* n-obsao‘o tor any other s
autumn use mM-lntsmt in the ‘
thought excellent byAAt‘igs members or '
V Interest themselves more in the work I ‘
their onions; are doing. A
terday defeating Lynn V
Bridgeport on the fourth
an, alter one of the .
fought contests in the h ”I.
district and in a co‘ _.
by much bitterneii's an ’ _
convention was at times
Pond the control of ' g
was in session nearly sev '
costing the time sl owed l
to permit the credentials
to hear the content in
or the city look-up and W
isting conditions and this
votins 'be thepeoole of l but .7.
$76,000 or public 'buil‘dln
$75,000 tor public buildings;
us for-our. $75,000? I.
A central” lire station
our manufacturing and II)
tor, and s City Hall. burn
up or no nev‘ police station.
And how were plans-tor ‘
ings obtained? Not by U ,
bids to. the best qnslidcd
bidder): would he may!
corporation, but archltsoti;
to our citlssns were“
submit plan's or bids." ,
Voters and conveyors;
out tomorrow and see
getting tor your. 075.,
dobtdllnm wok It
hull (All! IlyA‘ Whaler
the kind or quality t
to have. host it look“
the blacksmith: shop '
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