" ,, pro no. tax oi any town in New Elna-4
Broohl1ne conducts her public :
administration under the old and aim» .
pitta—Nam Department
ya-aaBusinew Department‘ ..
“Branch (mice. Norwalk.
-—Bditor'll Ruidtno’o
‘(tofillolidation organ, yesterday;
; was written by-the editor. on
in ’ 13 charter
neighbor
. lalcd the fact so well as we
,t
filly reject it.
should lmo added
‘ land.
and .
nom de plume. fl'lwsentinel-Kwaa
The gentleman was ii
iii previous. for the first installment
‘ charter appeared in yesterday’ s
and this will be continued until
chnrter is oi? such prondrtions
w men will take the time add
to read it carefully! it “:43 pro-
ng he knew and: does not Desmond end with tho comb:—
El'h «Sentinel believes that every voter
~1‘lllionld road this document before he
bests his tote on June both. being can
‘41th that it he does so with ‘an open
nprojndiced mind, he will hunts-l amount of Maine“ we,” properly
«For that reason we
‘ bunting the instrument in easy in-
Tnko the time to read it
‘ tidy it. and it you find any merit
you are woirome to "Stator it.
is our firm conviction that no
who consolidation organ has octah-
. Ananlea list and havo not?
ills leader» of one side of the
mm...» argument on agniiloLntor’s volition or tho mount «on
tho;r other side. 33% believe» .
aloud will bear tavorabio com 1
odd might add that the plan of
lo a good one. would; tron:
e or an antimolldatloniet.
on tho «editor loroot "Vim
lo no will» to dig no it“.
3310‘ , town government plot)
consolidation. Controller Prendergast
1‘; nowieends out the cry or alarm, slot 3' ‘
‘ . in; that since consolidation the debt
has increased three times its original
amount. At the time or consolidation
the debt was 8»: port canita; at the
present. llme n is $200.25 per capita.
The cost at caring for the debt at the
otilne oi oouoolidation we} soil-l per.
ecopilo and now it is slaoz nor capitu.
Brooklyn is struggling under the heavy
'load of consolidation and, at a recount
hearing on new perils, John O‘Donnell
'was loud in big denunciation of the
l consolidation system. Ho sold. ‘Wo' re
. tired at being governed from Munhah
tau. Give us a chance to govern our-
wlfls " . o
. (Contributed).
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solionlrnolltIlts-ot
mullahs; animus
Telephone email-g. oitnoush that
general Mali? may be iv the” contrary.
lishmont and taking down: at connoc'
lions between two telephones. This 1y
but one phase or the lrailio, and a side
or at least equal interest is the close-
ness with which operating officials fol
iowtho lniilo in order to his certain
that boon operator is handling the
can for.
Once each month. three days are set
aside and a “pox colon" is taken. This
consists of on alumina» count or every,
localcnll handled iii-the unhamdur-
ing the seventy-two hours under in-
spection. To obtain this. a counter.
similar to the old bicycle cyclometon
is pinned beside each oberdtor'a pool
lion on the awitohhord. Every call
that an onerator handles in punched
no on this oyclomoter.
Once an hour tho oount is taken for
own cyclomew'r till a clerk and out on
record. This groom: is repeated until
ltho figures have been obtainod for the
three days.
average basins» handled at each om
operator is caring nor. is Muted ,
mu. that the «my oporotor can
satisfactorily handle a; certain number
of call: nonhonn it the "m count?
113nm show on in handling. more or
luatiuathlddtureAtmthata
chance unlit be null in order that
may not won. All»
, Wit the (from. moonlit
moodLNeW‘il k. by false repre-
4_ adulation and countortoit statements.
“ induced the adioinlna suburbs into
ll’mm than tignres the ‘
it is known, man thousands ot'mmd mm “*“W
is
“do mill: molten:
on. «(honrlvtndod nl
observed. are the lat
lr'llm fully oonvinced that we;
the property mom of the‘ . on tire outside of the “V9,. are to rere-
. '1 “éome fromnfllé ‘mill inasmoi articles thatiail in ex-
earns source. is absolutely g undiesa and without merit. It a at W689!“ ”1 8 111““ mm" “8 "‘31 I
well known fact that people, living in cmeemhofllvlshato get interim”mung T“ “we” “‘8 1"” 9‘59“!
the conntry.want Country life. AB? an excellent example of this!“ all or this huge document were in
condition of affairs m waldo call the attention oi our readers to 0..., paragraph or Section 10 which has
the conditions or Ridgeileld Conn. where the natives have found‘ application he the outlying districts.
it a pretty hard gropofiuon and in song; immune! well nigh inl-5 TM” “all“ 9038th my 0038818 3
make for betjabout 120 words. The outlying 599,“ j
”ml?“ to ”got; through any Pr it Which would tions on the north which lnolude Wont
ter conditions. hush as street lighting and commercial lighting} is N walk. Broad am“ Winninank.
This Was SOlfily, Oll" iCCOLlnl 0f the dammed” OWN!“ 0n the Plattevilla (inestnut Hm Wilbur}.
part of the wealthy New York summon reeldenialwho fought yig~“ and Wolflilt elm. are to ho known as
joronsly to retain the truly rural conditions. Their reason we'd a, “19 hurt“! ward and will have m
good one from their pointot view. They had invested millions in $“”““"::“ T2: ”mfg“ ”gmgign
beautiful estates and palatial residenw sixty odd miles from New fig‘knfiusgg"; 01:; “Iran“;
York city in order that they might get into the rediscountry. ‘-..nm and m, to be known as the ma
_ Wealthy New liar}: people want rumbooadmons and th is wmonnn will have one councilman.
why we have net more of than with 115‘ today. “The and All 01‘ “10 outlying 360W“ are W ‘
districts of The Norwallra are not far onou rem ed from the cm“ mime nun mm muffin?
cities to make the conditions proper and nothing wl attract these “0 a 10 ° the chm” m .
people to einll: thousands in estates until. both cities" hue m
inhabitants and property within the
illrliti‘ot the Mill We; Met snail
.wlpad out of extinction. Cerulnly consolldaolo
Man..holhhll ammo“. ,
him On the other hand. it will be the means of erecting heretofore borne by tho Town ‘0! Vor-
one more barrier which will he keenly ("fit by thooo dosing to "I“! ‘9‘ ”"39 mm“ new "I"
oil by this not do the some militia
tell out their places to wealthy city poop“ W13; would be mm it said human.
e‘ilpd‘hoal. duties and your: had all!
One of the arguments which the; coildolidationkta are ‘nth ”an. mmm from am T0“ or
using as a means to gain their end“ ii that South Norwalk is fishing Nowell: to the city" (ma carefully
for division. We believe that those to whom this argument has the romaiador oldie Willi) “cool
been advanced must agree with no that it is rather ia‘rtetched and in “Gillan them for the aroma
indicates the hopelessness of the consolidatlonim canoe. With °’ mg”? "‘ 01;“:ua‘2" "m if“:
the phantom form of defeat blinding thorn to ”’4 Twinkling gaugwtllmud elite”; 31., :x g; 3:.
argument, they have struck on this one a; a. list Valli!» or their. respective adieu. except the
it sounds like the death rattle in the threats of the build which commissioners and treasurers elected
has convulsed The Nomilro ior yeamand which“ Moment“ ““3 “Mr W“ mm W“
harm to this wanton, flan any otllcr movement dint hen ban or district: °’ W 3“” " "w“ m to ”a:
“not“... oznwnllozsnzrnmtm
T” N 38° 901“" ”Milk mm ‘39 1” ”9‘7““ from cease-ow momma mm» hath
Namath. The conditions. which existed in our town govemincnt in; any voice orf'iilmm‘id the nab.—
then were intolerable. The lack of bouillon judgmentw piling. ho will! ”Wm ”W": “N “ll“?
log the town deeper into debt year after year and all com to con “‘3 “"3“” I?“ ”f'fi ”3%“;
ran the evil We a: to avail. ran. clown WAS RULED he» 2;}; 2;: 3'“ ‘43:; 3.4. “3.3....
octurnw or THAT won all mo some; shorten; on m... . m 4...... m .. 1..
THE COMMflNlTY WHICH IS NOW ADVOCATING QON~ much: larger than it is underéou nroa
DATION 1” so l 93.”: mind!!! “Slim
The effort on the part or the cltixmof this city was doieltr‘m” ’ 3' °"
ed at that time. Sills-e than there bee been a change in the gown»Z 5" t‘o Moat t“ “m. x ”mm"
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do. that latent invented
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in the room.
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it does all the work oi: a high priced tooth and bill me its cost
many times a year.
Sizes 32. 34 36. 38. 40 and 42.
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skirt tolls reducing one flzuré lo’ onedlalr its size‘
« When not in use. can be out (Why in any corner, as an Ornament
is so slrninle and yet so practical that you will
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of the host Illexlbie steel, highly nniohod and with ordinary care brill
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Adam: 13 ALLaoao.
;Two Men in court an anion ot Troue
suit of all *occnrrenco other
corner of White street and Balms
tog‘lh AMWMWMtflflnlII durina'l‘
mnicinituia alleled, some South-«Nor-
Z‘ymik mouwlzo have been coming to
Mm oily daily to work in the indoor;
or the Havoc, van Gal Co, were an»
“111%,!!de Nadin Ind William
Mdilingi were arraigned before Judge 1th» 90““ station valnntarilyl
Alexander in the City Cont-t this mom
plug on charges-oi! assault and breach
it!" the: moo.
court Without nonwhhut'after their
,Arraisuount they secured the sci-vim:
or Attorney Thoma A; Koaflnx. Wk
or me man entered a» plea oi not
guilty to both counts. Attorney Knac-
iox then requested a continuum in.
‘ the cares in ordor that he might hero
opportunity to talk with his chemo
and prepare the cues for trial. This
was satisfactory to Prosecuting Attor-
noy Norman C. Beers and Judge Alix.»
ondor continued tho cam until in»
marrow morning. The ma furnished”
hold: of meaty livo dollarll each.
Joseph Monitor and Harry Hadley both
or whom live in South Namath. The)
have boon oomlnglo
mills train and returning to booth
Nowell: in
than moo.
hadnntllmred in mmmm
Ind «momma or Bilate- n‘c Hello;
or on. noon. cumin 6m. tilt
law «all m ton tho- Win
mm station. finding that they, had
some on. to wait loll their brain tho
men nation to:- the lilldoiwem hotel
and the? little that film could. the
boioi til” om mom hy‘ Moral
jot-ctr? Whoop wmmm4 a
M
W‘
bio on White Stfltt.
DANWRY. .lhno‘ 1:8 ~Aa mo re-
The men came into
The complainant: in the cues were
Dubnryon a I
o evening. Lam evening
1th a third who» limo
ills W9»
the How: youth! 00‘. Soon altar tho
‘ party reached the City Hall, Edward ’
von Gal. president ol‘tho complicit ar-
rived there. On the advice or Mr.
Merritt no sbatements were made no» ,
atil Julian Rome 0. Demons: arrived
in the enmity of counss1,Thon the ‘ _
of two
tbili slim oartl‘n tile troublewo‘ro‘
stroll and complaints entered The "
men: Nadin and Mailings, learned at-
towards that cornyiatnt had been
made against them new they: went» to
linen who wary
twin
Th0!-
nurt that thoy» are innocent. .
Mr. van Gal‘stateddn the polieaatl- -
tion that ho had heard that threat:
had been made against Some of the
gluon employed in the tactory and that
he had made a demand puon tho pollen v"
for protectiOn for them in the morning
and (mm (our until 51: o‘clock in the
afternoon. Two special officers were ‘
on duty in them ominaaatho result on
the request,
lhoy did not understand about the at» '
lbrnoon duty and consequently were '
not on hand.
Plain that he comidored that police
protection should. be elven.
Wm
ACCIDENTAL QHOT FATAL.
but it was stated that
Mr. von Gal tirade it
w
Wm WM Man Killedimml»
uric.
Edwin. Gilbert; a member or I can
mar welt knownaeocuetown family.
eminently. snot him-it at hlixhome, in
London. Ontario. Canada. a low mo
ago. dyingwitilin- a short time. .
, The following II from a Loomin-
WI oluinae il'
. Edwin’oilhertmged twenty-one; old 1 .
oil can of 3. Gilbert. 0mm,"
amt. accidentally shot himll ‘
rm while mmlning a rovoiv
loaning to his “that gold dloli ‘
‘ minutes later.
"rile brill” men-am
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