wt-
L I-{Ii Men's Clair IIlll
opting F'ridaI aIsII-
.q'I
Chapter, N0. 52. O. E S. Lwlll
I LLa semi-monthly Ineoting this eI~
one Hat Finishers Association will
his monthly business meeting this
"Hat and shame mourning bands.
rian’s "' " I
‘Lurt. Laurel. Daughters of Cnstlle,
I! transact semi-monthly
no avionics.
I Banner Council. No 64. D. of l. hill
- meet for semi-monthly business to.
" "ow night.
' ”7"” LL L
Wits Branch Lodge, No. 19; K. of
. "will meaC tor weekly businetih oti
' ~. ursdtu evening.
nouns lodge. N0. 6. 0 D. H S.,
will meet tonight at its rooms {in the
Trust Company building.
Miss Juliu,Coultsr returned from
dxcport last evening. where she.
lids.
. . II. He will use the ot'eranptl
‘All arc cordially invited.
RNMENT OF THE. NOR-
WALKS.
000d Natsrod Fun After Hoar
lng’i‘ n Hprtferd Yesterday.
tor the Booth News“: to
can
Wililrgrigllflwfi nus ruproscum-
oftim pitgtidgoiiliorwmh doings
I - lu’ Ton said up Ito I300.
in Mixed, Onions or English Brett
*2" I. mostly wort
it “a
rIgBestli‘amlly..L ‘ ‘ '
“I‘Binohod Shoulders ........I. ~LL1;IiI \ibt
' 7 calls Boniostlc Smdlnes....
L PLlclIlés, Mlxe‘d or Chow Crow . .-
. These bottles hold 5 12 oz. Indra ‘
‘ thud any oth’Br 10d bottle “
business
spending n few days visiting her
W
I night. March 13th.
.. Edvmrd L. Chlchaeter. of Homo
Whalitutc, Va, is to speak at the
thugrcgatioilal Church of Nor.
”ng. on coalitions among the no
and indians of the countzy. and
world thnt is being carried on at
d chLth thowcommitioo mom of
ties and Boroughs Commitirc
y afternoon in the wists on».
I L It I
popular as the famous flcturday an- '
,I‘IIit' \lu quality it is equal to anything
Can he had
met Sold on suturday only. I
Pride of the Valley Corn .. “
2
Ar'mour'a’ Shield BILL'nnd. . I,
‘allfmhln Prunes .
Seeded Raisins, full weight
FLILIncy 'l‘omnCoos .......... 100 can
;i. 1153. Yellow Corn LIMoiLIIIlL lilo
5 Stamps Free with 1 lb Butteriue,
best, government. inpssctsd .;I, 230
0
EXTRA STAMPS FREE. . ~
10 IIIitlI 25c. coffee. 15 with 30 Coffee I.
20Lw1th 35c Coffee, 40 with 500 rm.
lit» with 600 Tom .‘
East indla'l‘ea Co
Tel. 371. ,. ‘L 125 Walhlngton SLt
we Give and northern Premium Trad-
Ing Stamps.
---.__W 4.." .— .—
. . I ,
.80 pkg'. L
" 25 lb. Slibk Grdnnlat'ed SIIsLnr $115
covsnttrlricitsitt III
committee about 2: 30 o’clock. III-2't
Paper ‘
Hanging
Olll‘ Specialty.
PAINTING AND DECORATING.
‘ —HerbertW.Gcrham
38 GREGORY BOULEVARD, '
East Norwalk. Phone 593-12.
Large Assortment.
House Brooms'.. 240 to 690
Factory and Stable Brooms.
89c and 490
Albert E. Gehebe
25 wssr wAsHmoroNL or. I
sou-m NORWALLK.
sea news new BUithNG.
Prompt Delivery. ~ ‘Phono 397
llilT WITHDRAWN
(Continued from first MBA.) L ‘
The hearings were called in tho
though scheduled by tho bulletin for
2 o'clock. By this time nearly all
thoss citizens from the town and Iboth “11931,“! authorities. I . i t ‘
cities who were interested in the va- i
rious matters. were gathered in the .
committee Lroom. Practically a full
board of committeeman was resent.
U‘Lhe hearings wore held in Room 60.
the room of the Cities and Boroughs
Committee, and the following IocaI'
people were present: Town Counsel
L-Louls Goldschmidt; Selectmen Avlson.
Brown and Davina; Representative
1
Henry Mathéis; Corporation Counsel
Joseph in. Taylor. ex- Mayors Willii‘mL
so
in; the Charter of the City of gout“; posed too measure of that kind. lam;
l
on by all of the {sin moxhhors or the
council. I‘
'L. Mt Bond Work Continue. , I
4‘ Thomas Robins stdtethnt the cor
partition counsel is his Only appoint-
so well they;
IL same way. II
" Might ciao Trouble.
._L ' its Winchester says that theL bill
.; providing for the appointment of a
should continue in this
L , COUBBGI thy! theLL mayor opens ll!) an ave-
. be nus for a' little work which might
" ‘ prove detrimental in city affairs. '
Mayor Will Writs Letter. "I.
mlttee on tho matter
ow 0rd: in substantiation of Mr Win-
‘renisri: and said that the
Board of ’l-iealth favors the proposition“
Jason n w. Rooney told of the In.'
cost of led and the source or
sent supply. tHe said that in
minor so son 8‘0th zNoLrwalk
c as {do to a per day. The local
pop a are all now condemned by the
nent the position of street commis-
sioner, city engineer and tire chief
Ware considered together. L_
Want or. Referendum.
Councilman West stated that Mayor
Wolfe and the council are Lin favor of
the bills if they are returned with a
referendum.
Ohio-ell to LPerpstuation.
MnTohiman said: “I myself am on
eh.
t9
L nequLIr‘aLrttAId sun. 1"
iii» B 1792 (Rider). An act Lamond
opposed to the making perpetual of
any attics. If the committee so desires
to pass favorably upon the bill I
would request that a referendum be
attached; Wadonot want a paid fire
department as yet." ‘
Mr. IKeogh Eritightons IAll.
IMr. Keogh said that tthclty engi-
neer has hasn‘- ln office twelve years
Norwalk. This (bill has to do with the
registration of voters. ‘-
Ctmnsol Taylor explained that the
measure has no opposition and that it.
provides for the earlier completion of
the with; lists by tho registrars.
East Nomlk. BiilL Cut.
It was reported (hit. the bill present-
I
thréaentsd a rémonstranos sign ‘L
lvo salaried office, Things have run I
Mr," Keogh said that Mayor Wolfe “
wishes to address a letter to the com- L
H £185,184 and 179, all Mathem-
bills, having to do with making perma- I
F Tammany and A 'M- ‘Pohlman, ed by East Normkors providing for
CO‘L‘nLcLuman '3 ‘3 weatrmw “31““ DL the transmissionof electrical powerhy
7"" Harford Attorney .501!“ “9°th LA- LBonth Norwallt's Munich)“ plant. had
SHERMAN COUNCIL MATTERS.
m
Card Contact and Carpet Bowling
With Ponauuo Council Talked
. Over.
gentleman from the middle west.
Ponnssus Council, of Norwalk. to par
itclpnto in a seven sitting card can.
test, and tho mutter of
l- rank (loodbhiid .
tho hour tutors I I
Sherman Council Royal Arcanum.
members lust eVoulng listened to an
nddroas‘by Mr. Heartfelt, a member
of the order in Cincinnati, Ohio. and
were highly pleased to hear from the
An invitation was rocoived‘ from 1Ltdht mspmaontntivc Henry Mathoic be
mum on the bill. and the Rspresenta-'
a carpet in favor of having the bill withdrawn, "
bowling tournament was also brousht
up Those nutrients will be considorad marked a commitmmau.
of a meeting of one entertainment
connulttoa to be held tomorrow night
“i "“9 WWW” 9' J? “M J. 0““ in: for a municipal ice works for ‘tho
but. In Chostnut street, with Orator titty 0! 5mm, blowout.
The proposition of having a regular ntion of the
““3“?“in ”’95 “WM", ”“3“ “W” solidstion mounts hodr‘subslded for
and such a team will he “mantra in tho time bolul. «
‘E. Winchester, David 'H. Miller. Jr been withdraIvn.I"_ This was 1.1, B 315
and Joseph W. Rooney, of South Nor-Ll
walk; Mayor Edward J. Finnegan Cor:
notation Counsel James T. (Hubboli.
councilman John D. Milne and William
It. Cahlll. and C. Jlrvinp,r Byington, of
Norwulk.
.. Ask Withdrawal of Bill.
The selectmen, Alfred Aviaon. James
A. Brown and John Davina, represent-
ed thy Town Counsel Louis ColdsI
schmldt. went with the intention of
satin: that the Illill for consolidation
be withdrawn. Before the committee
Attorney Goldsohnlldt salad insuran-
resenting the Town of Norwalk. by a
vote of a recent town nesting. he
would ask that the bill heI‘L withdrawn.
This in House Bill 588. ‘ ‘
Committoo'o Previous Knowledge.
Apparently the committee has had
previousexporlonce withj Tho 'Nor-
walks. and it was further apparent that
the intention of the salesmen and
their mission was unknown to the
members by the van inns. which nit-
tod over several feces ”Counsel (told-
schmidt presented the subject to thorn.
Motholo Asked to BIS-alt.
One of the committee unscented
tivIo asked: "in what may! tom not
L“'l‘hen. '1 (“all that settles it," re-
Ioo IPiImt Iiii Looks 900d
(H B. m (III-cor.) An dci. provid
lblll rocclvod the Brit Consider»
commune otter tho con»
'Ilhlu
(Rider 3 , ... on-..
, Power for Railroad.
RAB. 503 miller.) 1m the next con-
sidered and it was explained that this
is the hill providing for the immune
sion of power front the South Norwalk
ICity noon-lo Light plant to the New
Canaan Rangoon. This bill Igloo pro-
vides that the plan have mrtLlIer pow-
or. but it was sung thatthe measure
will he amended moaned no further
no r to the ct mtg sell the also
trit. rid the 1
Mayor's (ivvn Littlg Bill.
3!. B. 603 (Bidet) An act amend-
ing the Charter of. the City of Bouth
Norwoik. This bill furnished quite a
little food for thought and a deal of
discussion resulted. iAttorney Keogh
and Mr. thlmsn wot: (aim the
present plan, and Attorneys Tammany
and Taylor. MI. Winchester and Thom-
u mm spoke in favor of the pm
est manner of appointing the corpora-
lion. counsel .
This bill has to do with the appoint-
ment of the co on cotton! by the
mayor. It was no authorized by the
city counsel stated councilman West.
but ”LN” submitted by Mayor Robert
M. ”Wolfe.
Keogh Drew liii'.
Attorney John m reported how
in: drawn the out during Counsel To)"
lor'a absence through illness. There is
no conflict In the present continuum
ticn. the council and the mayor work-
prount cinch holder. ,
Baht-nan rovers Proposition.
AL. 11. titanium Cold that through his
Corporation Counsel Joseph it. trot-
oxpvriosco In humor and constitutes
no «8611de the idea I 3001! out.
Its; harmoniously. This will affect no
under separate administrations.
ofllcs.
He was not heartily in favor of mob
fag these odious permanent without
a réferendum. Mr. Keogh thinks the
present encumbents will be continued
for My years.
. Amendment; Mounted.
Corporation Counsel 'f‘nylor had
amendments for all the hills providing
for the referendum nod fixing the ba-
sad street commissioner at 01.000 per
yosr and leaving the salary of the city
engineer to he filled by the council
each year when the amount of work
required of, the ofllcial should be
known. .o
t
NORWALK cirv BILLBL.
Want Wall street Wider.
"H.311. 505 (BI-theta.) ‘An act. author-
lain: the. City of Norwalk to widen a
certain portion of a highway known In
Wall street, and to take lauds abutting
said highway for public purposes. Ind
to Issue ‘bonds therefor.
Corporation Counsol James '1‘. Hub-
hall presented the one of the City: of
Norwallt. but was tutor-routed by At-
torney diuretics", of the Connecticut
Comm”. who noted a continuance of
the hearing because he understands
that his company is affected by the
proposed choose. the extant of which
cause drink of limo.
,Objscllon ignored.
hurried death.
- ’ . Maillot: 8m It Worm.
The chief of tho‘tlre department has 2:
A Few Lof the
,tLiIe unloading of the charter to per-
petunia the office of street commisglon
or.
No Trouble LThoro.I ‘.
, Mayor Edward J. Finnegan said that,
unlike the South Norwaik‘ people, there
is no opposition to the plan in 1N0!"
Ivalk «Edward F. fluffy having proves
his competency by his previous servi-
tude.
- Hearings End.
Further discussion upon the matter
followed Highway Committeemsn Wit-
liam B. Cahlll and Councilman John D.
iMilno"(the min who proposed the
Ischema..in tho first place.) speaking In
substantiation of the mayor’s remarks.
The hearings were then ended.
For Thursday
walk post office yesterday. when he
Mating Construction Co.
Good Things ’3
Edward J. Thomas, managing editor
of The Norwalk flour, is getting
around with difficulty those days. tide
was coming out of the City of Nor-
stopped on a piece of. orange peel, and
slipping, turned his left ankle over.
The strain was s IbadL one and caused
Mr. Thomas so much pain that he
found it necessary to consult 3 ohm
clan. .
~f‘I never could understand why peo-
ple dock their horses’ tails," said Dub-
ioigh. "ng11 cost of llvlngJI' said Jim
rocks. I“Got to dock something that: ‘
tlmes."——Harpor's IWeekly.
Contractors
and {Builders
done tine work since he has been in .1
The'highwap commissioner came
from the batting trade to take charge ..
of our streets lass-than skysar 030. f‘
larios of chief of the tire departmeno
he has thoan double tossesrtsln be»
him Induction was raised a: to the“
matter of a continuance, but died In
Estimates furnished on all kinds of building constructions, altar-
oti0ns and repair work
123 WASHINTQN STREET. _
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. 357-12.
Attention'
L Industrial Stock & Bond Salesmen
An established rmnfifscturlng concern with“ over two
”million ($2,000,000) dollaro‘WOI-th of profitable business now
on order and immediate opportunity for much more with in-
creasing facilities. wishcs to engage successful stock sales-
men to dispose chm issue of 7 per coon Cumulative Pre-
ferred Stock to provide for plant enlargement and working'
capital: To receive consideration, full ‘ name and- address
with experience and references must be given. Must be pre-
I pared to give bond. Address P. 0. Box, No. 63x; Bridge-
port. Connecticut. L “
The Paris Cloak 81 Suit House
, 33 South Main St. South Nomad: .
Selling Out Sale of Winter Garments
Because we do not carry anything over from one season to the , L
other. some must I» sold rematch- or coat. Bplolli deduction. on
4 him‘ and ”law Bulto, “MW and Mlmo’ com, Lndlh’ and
tat-aw Drum Many woman are buying our Fun at a reduction
one-quarter of former
av. 'thormot and Pony Boots. Neck Pisces
Brock coast-toot
Bonds cud Lucite. 0m and some quick, so you cannot afford to
miss such WI. ' ,
" I aim Ill aoL'rII statics. I
Ins Jain” 8m Will Booth Help Bind. Bantu Nownlt
linweuntotivo Hoary Million stat.
cdthstuuwrdlmsdlotchrrt‘
tooled this company should be given in
opportunity to be hearts «I
Question of Harmony. 2.
the fact that tho Well strait Brides ‘
mooning wilt hails to Its aim magi ,_
illuus on being mods to send
large «location to Bridgeport on
Tuesday and Wodnsodsy, April mm
and ltthnv when tho Alumni state con-
volition will tho hold. I
At the conclusion of tho shalom
sullen rofrcshmcnts were timed
mp thvimflvos glvou on pump
. Iowa or ibculnrlty
. Li the ominous the"
. commit?” to oxplsln tho
lolly “ omnmanls In true
L Corporation Count
Ilill Wilton tow lit;
IIIIII
“‘ior introduced A. iii Wincholm. the! ’lvisonf' ‘Pnctl‘onlly Powerless.
mono. of tap committed, to favor “(.35.on Willis)» n. Tummsny eat
the bill who pronoun the mount-t of phonon that tho unsym- under the
too measure sad the grant need of the chariot“ is practically pcvmrhlss and
lot plant. focally. Th- initiation in! that the uncut not so initiative. The '
the bill to to provide the loo dealers my on new tritium“ for no,» ‘
with manufactured ice at tho «halal two mm and tits mach. whichzim
cubism tits govmmcuto i
L‘ ' though '
sale price for tho mound: of the city. Ins om of tho sdvios of the counsel.
tho town and the cinching of the tho
it is A central bonancsnt lMpmpo-
L [illicit its IBM”
has not tlwnnpciutiudn "of that soloist
Illuminate. the ammo. was told
ham‘hurd (if no
dated whatnot or
,oushfaro hy up city. mo serum of L,
in city and Iowa .
Inn not raising; an ”o Whom.
fins 2 I‘tlfnn our» .
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