.Ali kinds of insurance.
Public Stenogrspher
TheIIdlroctors or the Norwalk Club
Ii hold its regular meeting this ev-
Court Narruk, No 5‘s. in. of A will
ld‘lts regular meeting Thursday ev-
Miss liinry Belts, of Nor-walk, spent
tit, week-end in New York, visiting
ixthI Company C A. C., C. N. G..
—’.svill hold its regular weekly drill this 1
, evening.
courts of Cecile. 130.305. D. of 0.,
will hold'ita regular .meeuog Thurs-
ltlny evening.
”The Norwalk Aerie,?No. 688, F. 0. Id,
will hold its regular meeting tomor-
one evening.
wonassus Council. No 1268. Boyer
,‘tAr‘canum, will hold its regular meet-
Waiter
Tel 871
mm.
"A.ij
Granulated Sugar . l. .4
Baker 8 (.ocoa 19 cents
can
East India TeaCo
P . 125 Washington Street
To the Public
’ARMN
7/ ‘M5
Price Of Coal
We have a largest'cck of Lehigh High
Grade'Coal in all sizes and _we are ready
Reduced
this Summer’s Reduced Prices.
"HARRIS -& CANS COMPANY
Water Street ngoutliI
‘55)”
VL
ting Bonsai at .m,
on mun laniifllrl int =
1113 this evening. ,
FE. will hold its regular meeting
A'rhursdsy evening. ‘
, The Norwalk iron Moulders‘ Union.
N6. 203. local, will hold its regular
meeting this evening.
litters Rebegk Lodge. WW
I?.. will hold its regular meat-
It}: tomorrow evening,
John Lees. or lndldhspolis. spent
Sunday with his sisters Mrs Ernest
.. Napkins And Mrs. James Hawks.
w’ihke this adv. lo O’Brien and get
on to title on all strum huts.
he annual meeting of the Gradu-
It'e Nurscs‘ association 01 Connecticut
vstc hospital, N
tine. Wednesdoyhut 2:30 p. 111.
Www
3" ., The South Namath Baptist Sunday.
school is planning for a his; time F'rl‘
dsy eveuius. may 9th. when the dc
J‘Xfltcd “Blues" will entertain the vic-
toflous "nods? with a coconut.
Mrs Frank P tiliniiueton, of Cres-
‘csnt Tome, oar WW is silage.
port ancestries ”noisy istto‘rooon
because or retail file of her father.
Air Curtis. well News throuslg his
“hesitant visit.‘ tiers
told Well 13063 and ladder coin-
has received {in invitation tram
71111711011, to poriiclpst3 in the hold
V to its held there on May doth
We will no known as drsmcns day. ,
Kill ooiupsnlcs train oil over the Ital»
expected to be fitment. . 3..
w-Lstesl. doll. hots. cones s
we are. horns on the property at
fore city at certain reservoir.
W is;
‘. mimosa Encampment.‘ ‘1'0. 9 1.0: I
it!!! he held at the Charter Oak prl- I
o. 81 Welliersileld ave- .
Picroam. nsvmv PAW
‘l'hsprlcsoithspsttornlslscmtsiorvuh
do other beautiful «Quinn 3““an now
on it to mfgimmm"
FOR HALE DY
WM. P. 8311116.
6 30. MAIN 81'. SOUTH NORWALK.
i
a
”Wu-mm
‘ vw L“. I‘I I n s s fist-ts s:-
Ito'suppiy for next Winter's Comfort at
Tel. 721.
Here are two Idis‘silrnsgIthe polar jj . I"
.. .7. moment ism-45° ‘ .. Textile Fabric Co. ..
_ BlousIe Suns ' ;; 231 e. Wuh’n so. so. Nomilk. i?
‘ with drapedjildllsd . p * Opposite Doflon's W _‘
Z Formerly P. 0.31113. Norwslh. 3;
Toisphons am Mr. Hall.
ash or Credit
Frank
J acoby
opposite I-loyt's Theatre.
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Do Not Forget to
Take Advantage
7 of the Great
Reduction Sale
-~ Nevaoik Specialty
Store
19 80. Main gt. So. ‘Norwsiir. I
Goods
‘3 PLAIN AND FANCY
:: Special Grooms
" for Coatings
Skinner Selina
Remnants
i: ll ms‘
ITo-nidht
twenty-lens.
The NeIW England
Grocery
Groceries Cheaper '
is Selling ‘
Serges and Novelties
‘2; Worsted end Velvet
Dress Goods ”
New Spring
PLAIN AND, OT‘RIPIG. "
Eat avenue can stop at the
«- 11: PI”
anspsr driesfrecofdusi:
intwohouudndhudln
Use to-morrow
Vsispsr can be suited on
in tw‘e‘tityufour hours. with:
out eliciting or touring.
6:6“. 7:13,
I 10:”.
i} new YORK to south sonwssx
. ll: 27, 3:013,
r. toms 081:. ms; t:
Bathroom '
FiXtures
Large assortment of High-grade
Bath Room Fixtures, Mirrors, etc.
I Albert P: Gehebe
25 WEST WASHINGTON OT. ’7
' / COUTH NORWALK.
RED MEN'S NEW BUILDING.
Prom Delivery.
—~—.—
New York. New
Von N Hart
ford
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
in like! HIM 2. 1.13.
‘; sourn Monwsustsro new roast
A. IL-d'llll. 8:148, 5:411. 0‘”
3: c 55.7:183. 7.11:. 9:173. 1:511, ms:
1 or uses. ssoroao cones. " 9 "'1" ”‘1" “*0 11"“
P. I‘M-132.138 11.58:. 1:08, 1:501
{E 1:21. 41:31:. 5:51. 1:10, 0:51;. 7:131
.. 9:25. 9:50:. 10:45:
more.
A. unwary; 5:111, 5:413. 8:51
‘3 10:20:. 11:14.
P. M.-~12:48!. 1:31;. 2:508. 5:53
7:535, 9:38. ”‘ 3:5”.
It. lav-4:361. 5210. 3:353. 3:031
8:561. 9:151, 10: 01:. 10: 05. 11:00].
Mar-13: 08:. 1:06. 1:941. flzl‘is
3: 561, 4: 39:, ii: 05!, 5: Id
6: 04x. 11:10:, 0:80
11:10:. 11: 80 12: cox. .
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A. sou-too 3:93;. 3:25;, 3:001
10: 02:.
P. n.-~12:oi. now, 6103!. 0301
3:012; 1' its. 8:103. 3159:. 11
13:00:. ‘
IOU'I‘H NORWALIK 1'0 NIW
‘ HAVIN. ‘ .
.1. M.~12l19£.‘1:flx. 1.17:. s: as
7. an, 11:11:. 10 11:. 11:11:. 11:17. "
8: 303.
r. «puma on, 1m. 1:111
1538;, 11:12:, altos, 3:17, '1: 10s,! 1131.
11:11. .
U 4 10: 07:, 11:11:.
3," 733.01
3:81.“ , C
Phase I”
so: inlays. f ¢
,A. Maw-13: 19:. 1:17;. ‘1’: fl. 3; 1.3!-
v . ..
(ll The Entire Store A'ola'ze with Real Bar-
gains._ (3011113 and see for yourself
I ‘ KIBKB IWEIlPBllIl
STREETS Ill lililli'llil
(Continued train that me.)
Mayor Edward F‘innlgan shortly after
8 o‘clock and City Clerk James J.
Keene. read the minutes of the last
meeting and on motion they were vot-
ed accepted.
my one Present to be heard on any
, matter and Leo Davis came before
the council in behalf or T. Bernardi
as to the building on the corner of
Main and Henry streets and stated
that Mr. Bemordi While-working on the
building was “stopped and lie would
like the matter investigated so that
Mr. Bernmil could so on with his
work. On motion it was voted that
the matter he referred lo the corporm
tion counsel dor- investigation.
‘ Fletcher H. Montgomery presented
the report on taxation which was read
shit on motion it was voted that it
lie accepted and go before a... soul
«amended in the following report:
Norwsik..00nn..,Msr 8. 1913.
Honorihio Mayor sud Common Coun~
oil. pit‘v of Namath. Conn .
Gentlemen: The ‘ committee sp-
pointod to suuost 11 method of obtain-
ing s mssessment of all of the tin
sole pram-tar in our city respectfully
submit the iotiowins’ import:
To obtain the most scour-son results
there should be drawn :1 map techni-
cally known so u toxin: map, showing
locations and dimensions of each piece
of property in the city and the lauiid-
lhgs situated thereon. and there should
also he messed snotlier msp techni-
cally known or s land value mop, show
in: the value or A lot of student also
for each of the various localities in
the city and their relation, one to the
other.
We mud. mover. that the time at?
the disposal or the "scissors before
the so: list must he completed is too
should allow these maps to be pro.
' flared.de we literature recommend
that the matter or their preparation
be” left until the early rail and the
_ committee thence coiled tossthsr
.spésin to’ obtain prices and such oilior
tutor-instills to prey he or surname to
you;
we recommend that for the prepare.
lion of the next grand list the follow-
The method he pursued:
13'1th “Phat. the list ct 1911i he re-
......
convenient for th who to ems
on them when insides: theirjlaspsc
The mayor then asked if there weal
«and othéro would lilac to have oil on
.01 WW and. set: M the sum rec-1 son assured Mr. Adams that the mat-
- of Eclipse avenue it on motion veil.-
compensation for this year should be.
in creased and we recommend that the
sum of 3700 in addition to their regu-
lsr salary. be divided among them as
compensation for their services
Respectfully submitted,
J. 1) MW
1“. L. CHANDLER,
F. H. MONTGOMERY,
M. 1.110WA'RD,
. 1r. L. HOYT.
E. 3.11.163. of Westport avenue,
appeared in person before the mayor
and council in regard to the condition
of the road in East avenue from
Gui-import avenue to the city line, in
Newpowh. avenue end Westpoigt avenue.
He eluded that the rogdo were in very
poor condition ind asked that. some-
thing he done about them. He said
that the road between the tracks of
the railroad were in worse coaditlon.
Mr. Adams alsovssid that the roads
in that district were no credit to the
city of Nerwslk, and stated that he
the streets spoken of. Mayor Finni-
tor would be looked into in the near
future.
H. B. nundlo came .heiore the board
and complained that «the river Which
flows to their oil his store in Mai
street when. nlslssnoo and a detriment
to his business. Thls matter will be
taken up with the Board of Health as
soon as possible.
Elisabeth A. Var-inn asked for s
sewer “to Alison street.
On motion it wss voted that the
ooopie outside the my limits will pay
86 ici- thepermlt and 110 per your for
sewer rental.
‘Geom W. Heywood. a. committee
appointed by Bucklneh'sm Post. No.12,
G. A. 11., to ask for on opproprlstloh
at 3100 «for. tholreLDocorstiou Day ssh
vicar, W at the meeting. and?“
was voted shot this outcast abs Wilt!)
piloted and also 325 ior‘tho Spanish
War Veterans.
He also noticed .ths mayor and
council that he would hold the city
responsible tor salaries received by
slot! heirs/dz in Mercia. «shout. nine
melts duo, in front. of the. property
owned by GWWMXWOM in Frank-
lin svscue. frills matter was referred
to'tlio corporation counsel. James '1‘.
Hobbs“. on vote of the council. ”‘
On motion it was rated their the
Cissrdsid brick he suhsitutsd (or To
route slots to he told from Hoyt street
to birds street. w
who report oi the city choicest on
the WWW o1 dim streets in Fair»
held Mir snitch. the ids-om of Smith
street Pavement. Audios headstones
for by the mayor. ‘
F W. Thompson and Company pe-
titloned the council, asking dor (per-
mission to erect a. frame lbulldlng on
the corner or Leonard and Wales-
streets. The petition was granted.
MW. asking permission’co erect a
street, was received“ The petition was
granted- _
The library report woe read and on
motion it was voted that it be ac-
cooled.
was voted they the accepted and pad:
report of William B. Bunion; oi the
woo also voted: that the sewer com-
mittee so before the Board or Esti-
mate and ask for an appropriation o!
3550 for Eclipse avenue and lenses
place.
On motion it was voted thst the
finance committee be empowered to
borrow on the faith or the city of Nor-
welk 33..000
On Mon it was voted that. .10—
seph Cornell «be engaged to spray the
3n the city of Norwalk.
On motion it. was voted that the
the supply wagon. of the Norwalk Fire
Department pointed at once.
On Motion the meeting was ads
Mined until Key 19. ;
WEALTHV BOY TAKEN ro WORK-
HOUdE
CHICAGO, ill, May 8.-Hsroln
has to tho war-idioms lost ulsht. to
serve out a tine of 1200. which his
wealthy lather refused to pair. The
night, and tried to escape Wilt or:
driving sway iron: the mono. His
(other said he hoped the imprison-
ment "will teach him a lesson.”
mwmww
A man living at Auburn. {New Yo“.
Kidney Pills.
ours was permanent."
A petition of the Gulf Refining CM"
trees of the public parks and pieces .
lire commitmo he authorised tollmve
and s some attack or kidney sud
bladder trouble. 1161M us working nun
not muting to lose time, its outed. .4
111111le moistoly or mine m.
A year later he M;
"it is a pleasure to report lost. the
ills name in,
tank, office and garage in Crescent 7
The following hills of the several de- .
.mrunents were read. and on motion it
chasm department, ‘- 1169.11
Paving'dcpsrtment 11.25
Bower department 112.2! ,_
Police department 99.88
Administrative department ,, 161.13 .
Fire department 128.38
Library department 167.58-
On motion it was voted that the
sewer.committee.-he accepted; and it .
Bracken, nineteen years old. ms to- ..
younger drunken ran over s pedes- ,;
trlsn with’his nutcmo‘hlie'on launder .
Norwalk Chronicler