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~09 Washington/street,
South Norwalk', Conn.
,All hints or Insurance. '
Public Stenograpuc‘r.
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Cornelius E. Ryan. of New York, a
shoe salesman. is spending the tiny in
town on business. ..
Miss Anna Mae Wittenmeyer,
Mwark, N. J.. is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank ll. Field. of Franklin
letreet.
A, J. Angevine & Company shipped
two large truckloads of furniture yes-
terday; one to Stamford and the other
to‘ West Norwalk,
'Wood work on Hartford's block. in
' North Main street, will start soon. The
The brick
lumber has been delayed.
walls are up one story.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Havilnnd. or
South Norwulk. are moving from Buy-
view avenue to their new home in
Brush street, Norwaik.
Contractor John F'. McMahon.
West avenue, will start on his contract
awarded him by the street department
of 'South Norwalk shortly.
Joseph Mitchell. of the
I
telephone
teat-board. has returned from a visit
to his home in Norwich. .He attended
a dance there on Friday evening inst.
Columbia Dance,
Tickets 250.
«Star
Point. Wed, June 18th.
Colonel John Dean, of the Salvation
New York ‘clty. will lecture in
Army,
Salvation Army Hall, Water street.
tonighttat 8 o'clock. ills subject will
the "Plain Colt"
Buckingham W. R.- C No 30, will
hold a egillnr meeting in the G A. R
Hall in Wall street on Thursday. June
lbth at 2 p, in, At the close or the
meeting the members will
.0 strawberry feslli‘nl.
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The twcnly- filth nnnnui reunion of
the Flint Connecticut Railinent. lienvy
Artillery. will he held at Satin Rock
incl row The business meeting will
be” held at Wilcox's Theatre at it) u.
to. Dinner will be served at 1 o’clock.
(iburlee ‘l'. Pouch. oi’ \‘l'lilerbury. fork
meriy or the Norwallt (insults, who is
now connected with the Waterbury
Republican, having gone there from *
the lioobury News some time alto, vis‘
tiled old friends at. The South Nor-
walit Evening {sentinel today.
iM a meeting of tho-board 0t direc
tors of the email Noruulk Swings
Hank held Monday morning a divl
dead at the rule oi‘ (our per cent. was
declared trom tho earnings of the
current. oil: tannins. This dividend
mvvtll the entered on pausimoks and paid
no and after July ldtil.
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The (lemon Mllnuco society will
hold a regular monthly meeting in
marrow evening in tho (touristic Uiub
boll. All members are asked to be ‘
present as important business will
come bolero the session. The council
tdstlon mutter: will also be discuss“
and a busy meeting is anticipation.
Hawaiian“ an
Senator 3. ll. perry returned to New ‘
haven yesterday on his say hello
from a turn *fidllll' itching trip in
millilitres. its stopped oil at Now he
a to attend the meeting at the ”(his
mom sand. and when that
will over. its limited to doumport.
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PROGRAM~6,000 feet of films.
Biter Bitten, comedy. 2.00
We have two machines
night. No waiting for plot res.
The Norwalks. A good she
which can be used at any of the
shoes. Opens 7: 15.
companied by parents.
WILL
June
Opposite New City Hall, on Marshall 8t.‘
at the
Open Air mil Theatre
WEEK ——-——-
The Wishing Seat. drama; A Country
Glrl's Romance. drama; A Game of Poker. Father's Choice, comedy; The
test of features.
hlch assure you of a good service tor a hot
The only up-todate picture theatre in
guaranteed Tickets returned stormy nights.
following psrtormances. Two perform-
Show commences 7: 45.
Admission—Adults, 10; children. 56. Small children free when no- '
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Andrew Davey
OPEN A,
New Grocery Store
SATURDAY
21, ’13
90 Washington St.
South Norwalk
PHONE 410
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Summer School
Opens July .7, :
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More SULTANA is consumed
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clerk. “There were present Council-
men Howard, ‘Bul‘noli, Chandler, Milne,
Cahill and Thompson. ‘
The council authorized the chain l
consult with the corporation counsel
about the bridge in Beacon street and
obs near. St. Mary a cemetery
A letter of thanks was received and
read from Buckingham Post, No. 12.
G. A. It. for the appropriation glxen
to them by the council for the Decor
atlon Day services.
Margaret Mcllhoney and F. J. Smith.
contractor. petitioned the council pel-
mlssion to erect a wooden structure
in hopes place. Do motion permis-
sion was granted. -
A communication on the Wall street
paving was received from Corporation
Counsel James T. Hubbell, but no no-
tion‘wus taken on the matter.
On motion it was voted that the city
engineer prepare specifications for re-
pdving ,Wail street with! Bessemer
bricks. .whlch is'a votexot the council
and a city meeting, held a few even-
ings ago. The engineer was also in-
structed to ask for bids for this work
and the sameqmust be in on June 30th
at 2 o’clock, at which time they will
be opened by the council.
" A letter was received from Dunn.
A choice Cotton, IONA' II un-
.. equaled elsewhere at the price
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TEA COMPANY
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smut Assn-RATE.
Loo-McLactllan Employee to Return
to we": Today.
A final agreement to arbitrate the
questions in dispute in relation to
wages in the sizing department of the
Lee-Moutchlao Co., of Danbury. was
reached yesterday afternoon through
the fist: H, C. Messerve, acting as
mediator. and muotico was issued by
the otlicers or the Dnnbury executive
board of the United Hatters‘ot North
America instructing the employes at
the company. to report for work this
morning.‘
Mr. bleserve came home Sunday ev-
ening from Fort Wright. N. Y., where
he was in camp with the Coast Artil-
_ lory corps of which he is captain.
The assistance or Mr Mcserve was
desired in clearing up one or two met
tars that stood in the way of an im-
mediate agreement to arbitrate. The
clergyman took these points up this
morning with the members of the Lee.
Moimchlau Co. and the member. or
the local executm board of the United
Hatters and‘the way was cleared for
arbitration.
Mr. Mesorvo as mediator, the mem-
bar. or tile company and the encore
at the executive board or the tour-nor
men’s organisations all Illtl that the:
preferred not to talk about the merits
of the matter, pending the dual settle-
ment or the question in dispute by or
bltrotion The matter concerns the
The company 'o
proposition was $3. 60 a day and the
demand or the employes was for 31.
Rev. Mr, Maser-vs mode this state
maul yesterday afternoon:
"The disagreement between the 1.430-
bioliohlan Co and their employee
with. result to priced his been adjust-
ed pending arbitration. The dtldcuii!
seems to have prison [from o micuadsr.
standing or thumps ot the arbitra-
tion agreement entered into on the
fill! or May. 1019. All arbitration cons
mitten will be appointed to adlult the
existing dlflflt‘cnwl with regard to
prices."
so. following locum w the com-
pounds employs; gag issued this one!»
by use silicon or the local as»
motive committoo and «at to The
iiivouiua News for publication so it
collocation to the ma ot the Idiotic
mum pending arbitration? ‘
"1119 local oxouuilvé’ hoard. lmato
iii and 11. United Hatters at North
direction, has arrived at It “anthem
mutant with the wudmtt
(to. “touch matter. it. 0. time.
lieu to all lilo mood» at the t.»
“W?" brush to to out: on
‘Mchards & Company. or New York.
3by Councilman iHoward, asking that
lithe new counting system be accepted
j, by the council. The committee advis-
‘ed that it be accepted and John Milne
lmade a motion, and it was voted. that
i the report of the committee be accept-
ed. the system be adopted and the bill
. for the same be ordered paid.
On motion it was vopd that a vote
of thanks be given the committee that
were in chargefot getting the new sy 3.
tom installed.
On motion it was voted that the
corporation counsel prepare an ordi-
keeping so that it may be kept up by
the future council.
The following bills were read and
ordered paid:
.nghway ........ ........81.654.13
Fire 4660
.Sower . ........ . ..... 328.23
Finance ............... . 326.23
. Administrative .. .. .. . .. 70l.00
:Pavlng .. “.50
Police --.»- .’.. ............ _’ 14.31
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Total ................. 32. 860 32
i The sewer committee reported that
the new sewer in Aiken lane that has
been laid recently has met with the
a‘pproval or the city engineer.
Mayor Edward J. F‘inesan brought
up the matter at light and said that
began said that he‘
at its next meeting.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
WEST NORWALK PEOPLE
HEAR 0F llflNSflLlDATlllll
(Continued from first pane.)
while unticonsolldatlon was defended
by Attdrney George H. Vosburgh.‘
[Judge William to Tammany. John F
McMahon, William H McMahon and
I). William Huriord.
Attorney Davis opened the argu-
nieut for consolidation. Ho dwelt on
the matter or high school, telling the
West Norwalk residents that the only
rcusou that the school was placed
south of the line was because the
members of the committee, of whom
he was one, wishedto pacify South
xorwalk. He also spoke of the im-
provementn‘1 that would be coming to
the district under the consolidated
form of government. which are impos.
sible under the existing conditions and
also dwelt at some length on the fact
that West Norwalk would be repre-
.sented. In speaking of improvements.
be mentioned the predicament of Ellst
Norwalk at the present time, saying
that the residents wished street oil
but could not get it. He said that
under a consolidated form of govern-
ment contplnints could be made and
the proper authority forced to do his
duty.
Judge Walsh then spoke. saying
that he had beenone of the consolida-
tion charter oonimlttee and told of
the nine months of hard labor 'spent
in drafting it, He dwelt on East Nor-
wnlit's all He spoke of the good roads
.in East Norwalk and stated that it
the town government had been proper.
1y handled, some money could have
been spent In getting oil for that road
Under a consolidated form of govern-
ment. he promised that this would have
been the case. He also spoke oi the
' -—* ‘nance covering this system of book- 8°°d points 0‘ the charter saying that
the instrument was as near perfect as
that eevry eii'ort was made to help
the outlying districts.
Attorney Vosburgh tollowed Judge
Walsh and said that from the looks
ol’ the charter it looked as though in-
stead of working all night on the char-
ter the members or the committee
would bring to \
{up lmtorsthe Norwnlk fifilfid ot ”
in the store
$1. 99
Reiglpriccs S5 til S8
Except New White l‘llais . '
.I.
‘ll they should get them the taxes
would be levied ate good rate.
D, William Hartford also told of the
consequenceswot consolidation, with
particular attention in his remarks to
the outlying districts. His’firemarks
were not or any great length, but were
terse and to the point. He was the
concluding speaker of the evening and
the meeting was over about 10:30, I
The speakers were introduced. by
President "Charles S. MacComber, of
the society. The society will hold a
special meeting on next Monday night.
All members and other payers are
urged to be present at that time to
help decide what will be done‘ toward
getting the legal voters to Nor-walk
on June 30th for the vote on consoli-
dation.
The party from The Norwalks were
in automobiles, some live or six in
number There were a number of
other interested visitors aside from
had been out all night. He picked to the speakers
pieces some of Judge Walsh' a remark:
on the charter, and explained the rep
resentation of .the community 'under'
the proposed form at government, rex-
'plalning that West Norwalk is in the
community with Winnipauk and sever-
at. other outlying sections and that the
representative might come from any
of these rather than West Norwalk.
Attorney William F. Tammany was
there ought to be a light between the next introduced and he gave way in
l New Canaan road and the sup mill as favor of iohn F McMahon as the hour
there is a dark space between those was setting into and he said Mr. Mo
«laces ‘Mahon is a heavy tax- -.payor and that.
l Dr Bug-nan asked for a 113m bo- ne could give a better insight to the
tween Berkeley street corner and the business conditions and the browned
ilNorwulk Methodist Episcopal Church. working of the charter.
On motion it was voted that this mot- Mr McMahon spoke on the 141!an
tar be Merl-ed to the light, committee values of the town by dlltl'lcll under
iwith toil power. " the proposed charter and explained
Councilman Cahlll of the highway how hard West Norwaik will be hit
department. reported progress on the lithe movement it amalgamation goes
oiling of the city'- streets and the through.
grading in Prospect avenue. Attorney Tammany explained how.
The matter at the people who drive the charter is detrimental to those or
into town from surrounding places the outlying districts and told that
and have no place to hitch their with not one representative. there will
horses was brought up. but Mayor Fln- be little show for improvements. and
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lets it has «moo food with lime in it.
tom of limo.
Let the clueless wander free and it: finds lil- own
. Lot’s mp fools chickens to human beings.
and brain comm be moditmhdaymmbogooddw
disclaim”.
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AVERILL OUS‘I’ED A8 lNOPECTOR.
Governor Baldwin today ppoiuted
Jeffry o Nellie. Jr.. of Si haul-y.
be commissioner of domestic animals
succeeding Herman O. Averill, or
Washington. for the four-year term
beginning July’ 15 next. Mr. Phelps
is one of the best known men in his
section of the State and has an axiom
alve’ knowledge 0! the subjects or
which he will have to treat in the ob
tics ot commissioner of domestic gain
male, more familiarly known as the
cattle commissioner.
The position pays $2,000 a year. Mr.
Averill.whoisaRepublican, has held
the position for several yam;
During the last two years he ha.
been tried under charges preferred by
a local veterinarian. in which it was
claimed he had been neglecttui of no
duty. but the governor exonerated
him Hr. Averill is well and widely
known about the State. into is now
recovering from a long illness which
couched him to a hospital in this city
for some weeks.
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Lay a Soft Shelled Egg?
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5o cltickcmraim often provide limestone gravel. broken oyster sheila or 0* can!
the and behaves misty.
my tea child “Menard” and why does a mm or warm have nervous-provisos
lion or brain-fag? Thvro my be a variety of reasons but one thing is QERTAIN.
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