TAYLOR a Gowns
[one Washington street
‘ ' south Norwalk, Conn.
Public , Steno‘grnphsr.‘ .
‘ The dlhectors or the :Nouwulk Club
are scheduled to meet'tonlght. '
Dl‘lslonmo. 1 A. 0. H, is scheduled
for a meeting on Thursday Waning.
McKinley Command, Spanish-Ameri-
can War Veterans will hold its monthl-
, 1y business meeting on Thursday cv-
oping.
H. 'Schnchat and family of Stem
ford, formerly ~ot Norwnllt were vis.
~itors in town, Sunday, renewing no
quaintances.
The weekly business meeting and re-
hcayssl of the South Norwalk Quar-
, dette Club will he held this evening, in
its hall in Nor-tn Main street.
A stated communication 01? Old Well
" Lodge, No.10?! F.‘ and A M. will .be
.held this evening in the Masonic
“ 'Tcinple, iii Soiwh Main street.
The .Ncrwalk City Board of Estimate
and Taxation will hold the annual" bhdi-
meeting of the year tonight in the
. Norwaik City council chambers.
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Friday evening cllnlon Commandsry,
No. 3 :Kn-lghto Templar will hold a. sta-
ted concldve in the Masonic Temple.
The illustrious order '01! the red order
will be exemplied; ‘ , .
‘ 'lmnmday'hvenlng there will be s ro- V
Igular communication of St. John's
Dodge; No. a, (A. In. and A. M., in the
All kinda of insurance. . ,
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Masonic Temple. The master mason
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degree will be conferred.
‘Mrs. L. D. Pa-ganettl and daughter.
Elvira. 0! Stamford. formerly of
South 'Norwulk left,‘yostcrday, for
their home after a tow days‘ visit with
(clouds in the city.
‘Those (3nd; of baked beans have a
cause for rejoicing today. as the price
has dropped twenty-tire cents a bushel
Hitherto base containing three bushels
have boon selling for $8.85. Now one
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WALK FOLIO! WIFE
(Continued from am W00.)
Charles H. -Dllworth road the minutes
of the previous meeting which new
accepted as read.
A representative at the Kindllng
Squeegee street pavement ilushlns
can get the same bnke’tor $8.10.
The city at Norwich has just com-
pleted a now reservoir havingn camc-
lts cost will
The reservoir is
about the stat of Danbury'g Enstlake.
which hold about 400. 000 000 gallons
ity of 388,000,000 gallons.
be about $325,000.
and nboul oueqnarter the capacity or
Wes tlake reservoir
wlitummuyze Sale“ulll be held by the
ladies ol‘tho let M. E. Church tomor-
row from 9 a. m. until 8 p. In. at 19
North Main St.
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Joseph and Leo Mulv.illlll of mast
Nor-walk are planning to pro to Brook-
guostu oi their hrothcrhl'l‘A ANNU NN
lyn on Thursday next, and will he the
gunutu of their brother Daniel F. Mnlvlw
hill, the chic! gunner on hoard thobnt: .
tinsllip North Dakota. The akin is
told up for n time (It the llrooklyn navy
. vurd.
wit
Pursuing uhc annual custom tho
mum-bars or :llivisinu. No. 1, Ancient
Order otdllbernianu, are arranging for
, a mini und dance to he holdup rm
tiny. December tllst tor the purpose of
ringing out tho old and ringing in the
now. A: hosts the members cannot lip
outdone and it in “pooped that the
dance will prove a nucmst‘ul, spawn
ink. The attain will he lniidin A 0. ii. I
‘19“? in ”Wall mot and refreshments
min Winter Milton to;
dearth some charming
ii ii d anus.
and cleaning machine was present
and he explained to the council the
merits of the product. Some or! the
Councilmen have seen the machine
in operation in Stamford. ,The price
to 31.260. and the freight is about :40.
Mom» Finnegan has investigated
the machine's work in other cities
and stated that the reports worg very
sutisfalctory.
Contractor .M. J. Riordan was 51v"
on permission to construct a bow win-
dow on the new F‘. iii. hockwood and
Cunlpuuy garage to protect Over the
uldhwulk two loot and One hall.
0. K. Hunter asked permission to
cover a building with unbeaten instead
or shoot iron. The building is to ho
a tram” 86x24 lost. The adjoining
property owners will not give Mr.
Hunter their concept.
acorns It. Wymau complained about
an injury cultured to his righthund
duo, he claimed, to, an obstruction on
now
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normally can he com
.viaco’ti oil It will. at to;
“tinned instill in “ thump ,
.. curt" {1me must
"try” them and gauge for . ‘
”Nine times" out of ten when
the Main street sidewalk.
IA similar potltloa mncolved pro
viously and Mayor Finnegan will see
that the communication takes the
props:- course.
Robert H. Cashen made application
for supomumomry policeman. The up.
plloatlon was tabled on vote.
A petition tor the appointment of
Edward .1. Cluue as policeman «or the
Nor-walk cores, signed by numerous
Norwalk mrechants and business
men. was read and ordered placed
on die.
A petition for a light in Riverside
avenue In trout ot the cemetery and
one for a small light in West Main
street were referred to the light com-
mittee with power. '
‘H. B. Handle recently wrote to
Consrossmn E J. Hll regarding the
dumping of refuse into the Norwalk
harbor.
Congressman Hill submitted to the
council with the letter of Mr. Bundle,
one describing the romance as a cor»
ions one anion tilts Federal law, and
the congressman suggested that the
chuncll Inks decisive notion.
Mayor Finnegan made a suggestion
that‘ the Corporation Counsel notify
the property owners and this was
made a vote on motion or Councilman
John D. Milne.
Chums N. Wood. City Engineer.
recommended that Contracmr Joseph
A. Midlroy be paid in full tor the
Water street pavement or it is now
completed.
.Iilcbort Von Baron asked that a
Fire Commissioner William Thomp-
son recommended the purchase of
Eagle Hose; 000 foot to cost about
"so. The recommendation was mode
a vote, with o provision Am the ex-
tra :50 be spent for garden hose tor
washing the machine. .
Police Comimsolonsr William How-
ard moved that the police matter”
takemup. "I shall vote as “tin. chic!
of the department recommends and it
would like to have him onto his
views abdhll time."
Chic! Motherland began his ad-
dress by explaining mlntmly the
training a policeman moot have. He
routed the linoot~pr0mlotim lion Ind
explained that it has never-hem fol.
lowed in Norwalk. and, is not none in
other Nettles render policemen helps
chosen from the aupemnmemry list
by reason or the moon tor the res“-
lar work.
He concluded his remarks as fol-
lowa: “Popltivcly the best china (or
the police department, tor the cltisono
and axpnyors‘et ism”! bellow the
,1 new recommond‘hlm as the best
man titted for the reactor policeman."
William W. Stone, oi! Wort Main
street, opened thins: at thls’point by
asking. “Are there any demerits
aaaiuot the other applicants?"
others have not proved their worth
to get ahead in past porfonnsnool.
water muted lost. in pavement work
in Want uvcnue up restored». Flam-l
hots count find the utmost.
‘ vot‘ ,thit the durum be repaired at
M111" mum and One “mud
._ , a man "try:
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,tlnuou the debate by tilting
not at. for duty!”
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moved "
ITh0,
appointment of Edward J. Clone. and
1.31110! Whflldnd rfipilod that. the
mmaihmi‘hon why haven't you
m.“ computing uncut portion those}
pillow-"Wits apt my up our. .9
null mints “0111ng
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holidays, but not on em like this,
a quiet night. lo'that rldm”
Chief-J'l‘hore is a vast dineronce
between ,a regular policeman and a;
man doing polluodnty for one nizht.
A onenlshi worker needs not to have
had long police trainlna. it tutor the
regular policeman who welt schooled
in- th. police business. A weal: man
in the dopnnmsnt cripples the 011-.
title thfidrtlhotlt."
Burnett—~"Thon you have some spo-
clal. who don't seem to be suited tor
the work?"
Chick—“That is up to the council. "
Mr. Stone then came into the tray
with: “While these special. have
been on duty have lay calamities
over occurred where they haven’t
done their duty as they» should um
done?”
Chief-«Wes, sir." .
Councilman 13‘. L Chandler asked
that the chiot name name specific in-
Imnoo. when so much was at stake.
Ohiorwml‘hroo weeks ago on It Sat-
‘tih'o sidewalks of loiterers. omoor
Pnyne did duty that night. 310 was
instructed by me through Officer Mur-
ray to study the order nudges that
it won carried out as for so he was
concerned. After reading the order
he went out and moved a man out of
in (ileudonning’l window, and a. man
reading a sign in Skelly a Howard’s
cum store. Any man with my 111%
tor an? policeman to do." ,
"on in; m or ill“ YWP‘VW
. gamer “durum the evening “the auto- 7;
hits were Marathi. Moor Mac ;I
m county in West svenuo no 1 .
V bit Happens . Once
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do with his conduct on that, occasion ithey can; genial had worn
in an omcial way”
,, the trouble. and I claim that both
had been sold about him.
Iwauttohear aboutthatamioryom.
urdsy nisht a new order wan placed '
in the station to have the then clear _
his own doorway, two women and a ‘
, Ilrl who were looking at unmounted
Coachman William B. Burnett. who,
' after he mooring mid Incas-pours to
n quéflfloli put to him by a Sentinel
monitor. "i vdted tor hypo." cons
Ohio:
it was Motherland. "Have you lily spacial!)
most. mull would know this is wrcnlt .
I Immortals: Iip;
Season
Store ONE -HALF PRICE
Fancy Cut Flowers Every
FERNS. RUBBER PLANT8, PALMS
FUNERAL WORK A SPECIALTY
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before and now tolduhoml
'to telephone {or the wagon a-
them locked IupII‘ I had
point near the telephone
1W0? all started I ran bar.
bed the 011%: who seemed
started it, and rushed lhlm
Here I hound an outomob
brought him up and placed his:
lockup. As I was doing this
normed me, '1 knew John H
great polluclan,‘*ano I win h
out your'hrass buttons on.’
what. that-owns to the armory
“As to the auto mother In
by the chief, Ill would say I
autos were coming down W
nus, at time. live abreast, I I
getting them into single file}
Mr. Payne. ,“1 think I um
judgment in both those mat =
“1:.y0u . Mayor'n’dwsnd J. Monsoon .
oned’hiindelt in policy to
ham .1. Gaynor. or New Yor
Million. he said, "An officer
his owu judgment and act a
no the case as it presents i
cannot live strictly up to = .,
but must judge his. conduct in
lions.”
Chief Leathorland then ed
no! word, "There was no 0
sued. as you know, mayor, to
those who wished to look
down.”
It was voted to ballot for
policeman. The result or tn
ini was as follows:
Number of ballots cast
Mr. Stone. again, “Then it he was
not under your supervision, wchief
why are you criticising his action?"
Chief—41: am not. making this crit-
loism. but stating only the criticism
that. has come to me «from others.
Personally i know nothing about the
case. except what I have heard, but
it I am correctly informed he arrow
ed but one of the. two men making
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should have been arrested it any. 1
say again that omoer Payne does not
use good judgment although he does
the very best he knows how, I be-
iiove."
Mayor Edward J Imnesan gave
the floor to the candidate about whom,
so much was being said and he made
a short speech in Mutation of what
I am hone" “He was invited. to pro-‘
“I was in the hall or the armory
shortly after the tame had started,"
ho boson, "when obese two Fellows
came in drunk. Sergeantnoonoy or.
dared me to put. them out no they
were not wanted inside in their condi-
tion. I went over and asked the boys
to go out and they said they would.
A little later they came back again.
and a, second time input them out and
tool: mom doiv'n the steps. later
they wore cursing and wearing out-
side and on the request of Sergeant
Rooney I took them down to the curb
stone. 1 neturnod to the armory and
before long the door opened and I in
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FINE FURS. .
us‘o'ful and beautiful males, the selection of a Christmas
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FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON
ya have, special lines in every department.
., coars AND wnArs
. pip‘very faihiontbio fur and the lateatihpdelti’in uxtrem
conservative designs. I .
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