Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, January 6, 1913 · page 2

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lilo own vegetables lest summer."- (Jonathan—“lilo. air—vol . No music
with meals in title Mow—vile.

:a dent o! the amen Norwllk Emmi A
not mention socialists last night to “

~~ whicn tinie he slot. on the timely, A“

I” . at the penetration or the addregg‘
”Wilma the smaller.

‘y Albert E WincheetorA euperlnten- A

Electric wonlte. addressed on 1:6er
the Socialist nail. in Main street. at A A, '

subject, “Municipal! Ownership Viewa.
south Monolith Sucoeaet‘ul Expert-A ,, A
moot? The hell we oomtorlnibly‘

lined With interested Boolellete who?

Mr. Winchester evoke as follows. in ,
part: ' Invoallimllre. retention. _

For a. nuniher at your. prior to tilt: iron tAler. torAmeny years have none
the electric lighting rerrleo oi! the city .to one Booth ornolll‘e electric plant.
oi South Nor-well: Conn" was smiled There in favor. that: opnoied. lure
by one or the two companies, located gone away minded thet it in lust the

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A in the adjoining city or Nmrih. com rumor- that others who hate soon it

petition continued for a while, but ov- have tuna. Prohuhly no instance or
entunlly a merger 0! the electric intenintuniclpel‘ ownorahip has been more

. an or the town more the. enlarged talked about dill: written ebout, than

company- a monopoly ol the tonal elooe‘ thin ample little" plhnt that has made
trio lighting hueinere. good.

Following this the people of South Within the your alter Soul: Nowell:
Namath hem dieaatlallod with the become the first city at Connecticut.
atreet lighting service, considering ltland tho 0! the p of New W
not only mono coolly than loomed web '.lund in the eelnhllehment oi municipal

ranted under the combinations 0! lnIeiectrlc lighting plants the (our of the
teieete, but peruculnrly because the intern-ta tn apparition hacamaaogneat
service we unrelhhlewbeing m that they were inrtl'uniental in herring

A ouently out of commlulon and not will a law pull through the legisletnro the:

Sentinel. it Brings Reilults

‘ Fresh—r

.que ‘r‘aw ”wu- Q:--~:
“l.'.'. .H‘; ,," I!

. . sources amenity did not realize the
2 eel-ioneneen or the protests and oom- to expole.

‘ creasing impatience.

to u renewable mm or «within now on tho name. which was are
They etcod this condition or metre tor atoll to protect prlrete gee end electric
somotlmoa. ell appealr {or more lies- 'interoatr against porrlblo enmit-
lefnctzory eervioe teamed only to reach. mouth won their monopoly by munici-
unresponsive our: The company poe— oration. With regard to the heir mi.
olihly feeling are in its control or hiding Wanton, tine not is harmleoe.‘
held rho, incidentally. prerurnod to he but under lithe

Aolpel nerrhlp. that not been WA

delohetione“

 

” To meet the tomorrow loomeins

oeninlide‘ for lie eel-vice. the not line

one proilits enrnod at low retell. ‘ ' l

with the exception of 322.600 which
will he clared up in the rune way in

your.
one cent of taxation, on its ell-eat light

f in: oer-rice hoe always Aileen enrolled .
upon the been or notuoi cool. without
' prolit. ‘

The question has often heeh natal

.Awhy South emu: hoe auooeeded so
well in thunloip'ul ownetshlp lighting.
when other plaoee have not mode each A
e favorable showing.
it may he: truiyoeid that unduubtodin’ A '

runny cities nan uhow results in this

line equelly are good. The uniovoruhle

tantrum, however are alone inner

talked shout, especially by those up '

posed" to municipal ownership and
therefore. very probably. anon prornl’nw
none in imitation {or numhore and "the
iniprenlon thus created my not he at
wholly ken ole. A Wiihlrsknrd to Sonia
Numelh'e cnae. peering over the inn

portant not that her people keep -. ,
them-elven in very one touch 'witn
civic dirt}, and that her retord, for .

putting good men mothers, and clean
administration methods. in one
oi which any city would hove
reason to be proud; her good fortune
in the municipal ownership electric
service may be traced: largely to the
not tlm. it who alerted‘rlsht. From
the ‘very‘ beginning this public utility
lire been protected from that arch-de-
illor 0t municipal ownerrMp in all its
10m,-politlcr. Though attempted
polltloel wlpulntion hue never been
able to take root in this lnatrnce. The

trying to weather a struggle mum me the Inert-comings or any corn-lam “I”. my. bespectacled with

the limitation: of roant financial re-gpanp that I“. inclined toward hidden

automaton were which are hi‘oull

plume that poured in upon it with in

core an to their controller and illness
an prim erentirla. on a non-partisan
a.haeie They have been kept in once

‘4“ “WNW 3" "”0““ u u W" “‘lanlongae they were willing to remain

ExceptionalValuei
E mbrmdenus

diculour, “5 made 10 BM Sonthlnd any out “36 wfll of {he ”Ogle.
finally it was Ammrted that the Nowell: into a willingnene to get rid; A“ of the three commiellonerg now in

.A city or South «Nowell; might rnlve tho or it. electric plant on the plea that in? once h". been there more than three
. . dilnonity by building an electric plant oonalderaiion of the requirements oilymA Each it «killed in magnum...
, A of its own. This scheme, with little this not, not having been compiledzw “agnmufu’ buflueao man. rim

or no rolkl nonport rt ilrrt, pron-lily with in the establishment or the plant... “when lurt like the directors

The materials include Swiss, Cambric. Muslin, llhinaook
and Batiste, in the intent and most derirahle hirer-time,
Edging: “Lovers, etc. We call particular attohtion to

resolved itseli into n eoriour dleoue- it was thereto" mogul. The toot thet

‘ eion nnd side; were taken II we: the pint one In regular operation (or

quite unturel in View of the (act that nanny moo-the before the not became

v ; Aoonriderahle or the Nowell: lighting a leer however. nipped thin epitome in
“company a stout wan owned in South the hnd.1'hleieoniy aringloinatanou

ole private enterprise Frederich
Hunhomier preaiiient; Thoma Ron
inn. treasurer. and John R. Spencer,
oocretarr. mooted by egreoment be
tween the political portion. thus poll
that tom no factor in their once.

'; our beautiful line of Flouncinge and Band: to miltch.
Thin advance showing affords an excellent opportihnity for
women to supply their mode for only spring rowing. ”

Buy now while the urortmenta are et their ”F3“

IOU‘I'N it Mitt:

. Nowell: Thug the oily became “-di tot thooountlerr trope and ohrtt‘uotione

video on the subject or municipal or». thnt were tell! in the path oftholo who The politioel loenlnga 0; their employ
nerohip with heavyweight leaders on land to clear the way for thin WM is...” Mad and unknown In their
both 311135 “a". ‘llmlllllll'. ”‘9 "than ymmmn‘ 0! "‘3 mi. N they} “u‘e mpmenmuye. may “we a, “up.

' compunyloohedon with some aatlntao had their good eiteot. otter ell. long“; Wmmem "11191? [tuition
» lion to roe the light shifted train lta they kept thorn who were guiding till! your humble aervnnt 31...]wuyglhad [ha

shoulderr. but it relied to than the ole plent’e course continent}; on the alert; , honor go an, and he too revved or one

damn that might here turned motion eternel virllanoo on the rum the commutation m about 10

in it; favor. by making W or end Will-lion not ”in” Wkly”. W to ("0 m; lull “mg to

ertnrer under cover at moh e opined“ kept newer anti intelligence rt hill! the MIMIC aw... of “wanton

opportunity. f.tenrton Thus many WWW! MW“ moo no the mine-a grew out! e1:-
Mutton continued in title way for men when home they Memo whim“ M. ”a.

lover a your. except that in the mean» tie. and were quietly treated in e

time the South We Council men» tray that diluent-agent their minority.
mammolnteommlmwmm; retoohylmorewnlmthirat-

to mwmmymmdemt lair. I it“ replete the: Mall prur-
. able municipal etreet limiting all“ lonelr. old tor m afterwards

mathematician-wheelie“;

._ ethical and moronic militia onetime

train in mutant onenge in onion.
men-over here-hundredth ex.
petite rem no threat out just no

A This: committee wertlutothontattcrln more with the iirlvato oven-lilo
uflYol‘lbh whorl tutti-eminent not: 4W mix with on men
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titer have burned him to do their
a very thorough mmemmmmimo oi the electric We tom”. ml. menu?“ they me omen.

them: turn“ rent) game playing “plan
lentil ballroom hum at team

if m
m our «m at huntetpel no.

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It has: never met the oitizene ‘

in reply to this . .

°Mummlmsoommluioaore placed in charge at the ,

out other item Arron-ed than, on '

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Vader, Marquisettoe and Grandma,
.» lengths at half-llme- ,
Argonauts in pinin colors, beautiful material, 250.
Atatu- Clark. a rough, broken “were, like 1ajah,vcry
lustrous and liantlmme, tonne: price 39c .

‘ Spccm‘l at 29¢.
Printed and Woven Eabries‘, values 3:,

. - 2E¢ to close out.

. I Main floor.

Remarkable Offerings in Jewelry
and Sterling Silver ‘

All {Stirling Silver Toilet Articles and Accessories H

l are in the Sole, less 20 per cent. , 2

Jeweled Ornaments for the _ fiiots. AA -2ger9nets,_.fi_‘_>
etc. single and double set with 2‘ imitation * . jewels. V
values $0.200, ‘ ‘

‘ short

35c and 43c. . v

hair.
Wfine

zit-1.50 each.

Jeweled Bandeau. single and double:
‘ Value $7. 50 for $2.00
Value $0 00, for $2.00
Value $6.50 for $2.00
Value $4. 50 for $1.00
Value $2500 for $10.00

Shell Burma, engraved with gold and set with
liants: '

Value $15.00
Value $8.00
Value $4.50
Value $7.50 and $8.00 at
Back Combo < “a.
Value $15.00 . $5.02...“
Valve $.00 A- . -for $2.00 K
Velvet Coll” set with rhinestones valan‘fOl" 2
37 5°: ' ’ ' ”

bru—
for $500
for $2.00
ibr‘ $1.00 and $2.00

$1.00

for

. Jewelry Section, main floor. '

Corset SpEClalh
\ large collection of odd malice. man different
models, or rather inconceivable reductions l‘ilc \aricty

is so great and the lines .su broken that it is impossible

to list sizesnnd makes, therefore all women in need oiALA .
Corsets are advised to visit the department and? make C ‘A ‘

The chances are out: several

Specials at 50¢

Children Comet Waters. sizes 3. 4 and a, were 56:. V
05c, half price.

Hamil: erohieis

Of pnrcAlinen‘Witli acailuped edges. in while or. col-V"
ore, hull" price, "

selections.
purchafied.

pairs will be

13¢. a for 250.
Regular value 25:2. Subject 2 to some low
icctionn.

impon

Goods- at 20 per 2...“.

Sterling Silver Cut Glenn

mm Ivory Toilet Articles Chine Dinner Sela '
Leather Goods Kitchenwo .
Linen Sheets and Pillow Croce Solid Gold Jewelry

Goods at

Chilling Either
Linen Towel;
Irm2AWere

lllper cent:
‘ Tobin Kitties
3W "
largo Wooden Whit

 

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