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was not intended. ’Ve'r' “ll
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' reason9wlly the charter a ' 11111 no he ii
core:
poillfment of a corporation on
the mayor, (Se, 75) and lurtherw
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,s, so on to he Volioi d.
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The charter progldes for til
larg Slut Departnlent..wh1ch wdl be located
(Continued from l‘lrst paged
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complaint to a suit for dlvorceuhat he
had brought on the ground of soul
‘tery.
‘ video (Sec. 76) that “the duties of all!
appointive omuars- -not\l this act pars
tlcularly designated, shall be prescrlb
ed by the counsel”. This'i’s slylng‘too
much power to the mayor and his sp-
Counter 3"" WM' polntse the corporation counsel. The
Both his suit film his wiles "033 mayor is further authorized to appoint.
complaint were heard 'bélore Slate‘s three assessors three members of the
Niamey Frank A Rhinos 0' Middle- Board 0! 1511.21.“ auditor of tile city,
town. acting as a committee for the and all oilicers now manned by law,
superior 00““ H19 finding was l°,to be appointed by the 'selsctmsn. nut)J
1disallow Baldwin's charges of infldel- ject to confirmation hy the council. He
NW and to grant 8 divorce ‘0 MN is made ex oflicio superintendent oi:
Baldwin on the grounds of intolerable the police force, and of the tire do?
Specnll' »
Best Creamery Butter
,0nthe,f1rst flour,We are selling cut our entire
‘ stuck of Sheets, Musluls, Towellngs, , Llnens,
_ Lalvns; everything in Yard Goods. Prlces no
objedt. Come Tonlght and secure same of
the Great Bargains.
31c
FanCy Maine Potatoes,
23c pk.
3 cans Campbell’s Soup 25c
. New England Grocery Co.
‘ 72 No. Main St. Tel. 158.
, and Mrs C Payne of Nor-
91k, ale spending a few days in
‘ooklyn ' .,
. __”_________ i‘ a ‘ .
“Miss Edith Bargall of {White Plains.
‘ ‘ iss Louise Fish, of, Central Full,
are visiting _.Mrs Writer S.
a‘.
w .n...~_ . L
Miss Minnie Shop, of Philadelphia.
”sending a few weeks with her sister.
its G. A. Franks, of! Norwulk
_ chapter ‘R. A M will he held at its
“Wmms. June 24th 1913, at 8 o'clock
‘5). on. The R. A. deglee will be work
911 and refreshments will be served.
-w“
.. Sherman Council, Royal Arcnuum.
will hold a. regular meeting on Tues-
Contest and all members are urged to
attend '
‘ , «Sculpt and split lists; O‘Brien's.
_ The election oi’ the colours of. Uncas
,rliiayioi't 140.26%! 0 R. M., will take
‘ lace on Monday‘ovenlng. 0n Tues-
.dsy evening the smears of Uncas
“mile. No 26,1. 0.11 M., will he elect
‘nevolent and Protective Order of Elks,
ill? will hold a rennin iniiiatlop on Sun-
do! afternoon" The meeting of the
, alias for the transaction or business
lvvili he held on Wednesday evening.
~M§p $31to $8. O’Brien's
' s, ,leml‘iirusn Kill!!! :11 Hamil-
1r
1- o .‘lllltnddolton mlooutlon Schflool in
graduate course next ran at the same
place. Charles A. Fallon and daugh-
. tars May and Augusta, or South Nor-
wont attended the esorclsos
‘ moldingham Post. N 12, G. A. R.
noted at their meeting, last night, to
“ attend the Gettysburg services at the
rust Methodist Chruch south Nor
walk, on Sunday evening, June 25th;
, slid. votlid to take part in the carnival
parade, on July lid. with host. Receiv-
ed application of one cnndldate [or
s muster at the next meeting.
GOU FLT CASES.
Jlt'dzslhockwood, this morning, and
court under $500 bonds. which she did
7 obtain ,
in: J. Mslloy, who was arrested
hhsrso'd with intoxication; cams be.
fit ‘ ‘Jtidce Lockwood. this momma.
ind *sontencs we! suspended.
:srrcslod. last night charged with
stood this morning and sentence was
duos or those whom
, has leturned to her home utter '
’A special convocation of. Butler
day evening. There will be another V
ton fipgfiypsa a graduate last night i
.Danbury, and expects to take a post "
ilirs.’ Alena Harris case came before .
shame boundmver to thcnrldsepcrt ,
tsrday afternoon by Omcor Page. ,
111 case of Thaddeus W. dim who i
may learn or the proficiency ,3,
Ii you have not until“. “All.“
have never tasted perfect cog:
America’s ostvlsrlvcsflss
More SULTANA sous-ed
than any. olborlisll undo coflss
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Johnson’s
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cod Dye
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ok‘ennoss cams hetero Judaic Loclt- '
is porticulsrly adopted for all ina-
tor-lot woodka for the follow
ing reasons:
Ate-Quick in obtaining results
viii?! Bil
V lyids for the children.
«111m tho homestead that soil souls
‘- oi the slasher nieces to the suns
cruelty:
was given her. and the question or
alimony was next taken up. ‘lle
claimed that he was bankrupt, giving
among liabilities counsel fees or $2.-
200 paid by him in the divorce trial.
Dell‘orest and Klein, who appeared as
counsel tor Mrs Baldwin. presented
evidence that. Baldwin was solvent,
and argued for alimony. The papers
of Ihoth sides were then handed in lo
the superior court for decision which
was handed down by Judge Greens.
A further action will now follow by
Deli‘orest and Klein for Mrs Baldwin
for an additional allowance for the
opprlnfilng, and education of the chil-
dren.‘ The attorneys hold that the
alimony lilii‘iBWl is an allowance for
ER?!” along, and does not pro-
Says Spouse Would Kill'Hsr.
Two trials were finished before
Judge Case yesterday and the papers
in both cases handed in. in the first
trial, Flora Dilails of Bridgeport testll
tied to intolerable cruelty on the part:
at her husband. Michael. She sword
that on many occasions he had kicked
and punched her. and that on one occlp
slon threw a Rails at her. He often
threatened to kill her. she said, and
she expressed its? hells! on the wit-
nsss stand that he meant to kill her
when he threw the knife at her. \
in his own defense. Michael Dllalla‘
denied every one 0! his wlte's charges.
lie charged in turn that she had nus
of fury in which he had to defend
himself against her. At one occasion! ‘
in a ill of suitor he threw the italic
on the door. but had not the slightest:
intention oi hurtlnx her, he said. They
were married two years ago and have
s’yssr old baby. Culllnsn and Cam!
nan appear as counsel for the plsinv
till.
Wits Asks Alimony.
Rattle L. Crow. or South Nor-walk.
sued Homer '0. Crew for divorce on'
the ground of adultery. She claimed
that he had been unfaithful to herb
on several occlusions. and no admitted
to her in private that nor charge we!
‘woll rounded and altered to testify to
that client in court. The cuss wss
only pcrt'unctorlly contested by tho
husband, the sole dispute centering
about. the alimony. Mrs. Crew claim
that her husband is worth 18.000, and
that ho is correspondingly able to poll
alimony. rs. husband denied that no
owned a garage in South Norwslltl
stating that it was his (other woo
man in the porous. Judge Cass tool:
the papers in the nose and “rename
decision .
A decision in the suit or Alhortfil
Lynn or Norwailt against Ronald Lyon?
ct lisrlon, was handed down by Jud"
Greens yesterday, in which certain
property Words are mode. The Wit
lltlssntn sro divorcsd. but prior to
tho divorce unsold loos had «de
. and later to his sister. The stills
brought outwit tor ills ownership oil
the motility. rla sword sires semi
oi the lotus parcels to tho slits, nu
Custody Of the 1‘01" children partmsnt and a member of the board
of apportionment and taxation and (no
board of charities lilo. ‘
water and electric light plant.
district will be subject tothe control
of the consolidated city.
any radical change in the present man
agement at our schools.
social. material, or governmental ad.
vantage to be expected from the adop-
pretfisely the some. , We would contin-
churchss, and do business at the old
governments“ moire it convenient
owns it. sad that he is only A world
several purcsls at properly to his Mill.
Aside from the management of the '
this
Tile charter does not provide for
S6 and
$6. 5 0
$3 to
$3. 50
I challenge any .cue to show “any
lion oi, the proposed charter. VOur
social and business conditions will no
Ling
no to attend the some clubs, lodges,
stands. The segregationot “16,..ij
ulstion into separate communities
makes this inevitable. No torm at
for the people or one or our communil
tie. to enjoy the advantages at tho
others then in the ‘11me of all that. is
sane. why should we submit ourselves
to the government cl Mills, living is
be reduced and governmental inne-
shnpllnec. . ,We
l
, tlons will be
other communitiest, Why allow tho shall be land for, this long list of as»,
people of Norwalk to determine for us lot-18d ulcers and all demmonts
"Ether We shall oven or close It must be maintained as they are now.
highway! The proposed charter (iced mils framers oi the charter have not
not make the first provision for “1”" taken into consideration the populace
in: anything but governmental control}3 of the sections. One or Norwsill's
with the other parts of the town, then
why open the door» to additional lec-
tionai strife and tooling over sdmlnlp
trstlve questions? "it is better to in»
dure the ills we have than fly to others
councilman represents a population of
3;.818 one or South Norwsllt’s coun-
cilman will represent 1,414 people;
and most Not-walk, with only one coun-
cilman to represent 3.068. South Nor-
wo know not of.“ *1 inn and ilisst Nor-walk will therefore
Attorney Voslillmh my“, have less power. considering their
Attorney Voshurill was introduced siss, their ”Wm“ "“1” "”"'
after Attorneyflsnsrsl Light not: con- in]. propsrty, and “1°" numbers at
eluded his relusrk'i. fie explained cltiuns than Non-wall: “I“ M" hm“
that he had no an,“ u, m, on any News": ior this. only those who st-
othsr section oi the town. as he had‘
esteemed friends in all puts. He said
he could not comprehend how anyone .
would vote for such It vicious docu- ,
meat as the propossd charter. Ho
said: "We all know the history or tile
htmndum. Then is no mood of no
viewing the incidents rslstinx to tho
Milt for a referendum. Down in New
‘Jsrssy there is a movement to consul
taste this villus ct irvluxton with the
City of Newark. minors in s villus.
oi perhaps 12,000 population. The asl-
toiors oi the movement have guns to
tho laslslsturs and pros d 11 charter
for the consolidation. wll ch provides.
that it the moist-iii; oi the voters of
lrvinston vote for the consolidation
than it shall tskofsdoct. That lso
proper and lust referendum. Ws‘hsvo
no such referendum liars. We have.
's mtonndum and the cltisons smooth
Not-mil: may vote for crown". cons
solidatlon. They may vols uslnst it
liy titres, or tour hundred mommy. hid
it thoVoihor muons vcto'blr ‘s micr-
lty at six or seven hundred in favor
oi ths‘ issue. then our violent chariot.
is tattoo imm us sold consolidation
under this proposed cosmos t‘s’lm so
isct .
that s lass who pmlnd at tits
town matings inst sis should mm s
Mussolini. toss it disrti‘ord to salt
tor a moon. with oils mspuon
u-ltlsnml Alum ' ‘
what he said u
throats without s referendum."
'Ho callsd attention to section 80 at
the new charter which senses the do-
ties and powers at the proposed ccun~
oil. Th can do svérythini. to use
the so "sl’s words. Their powers
and duties talks up 137nm of printed
matter.
"Under the new charter. only three
tutors are left to us, and then only in
port. Nonrallt under the now charter
will retain her library and wow
works. South Norwsih will still have
her library, her valor works and the
slootrlc works. out we csnnot do as we
crass tho resources, out under the
charter in «snot say how much shall
lie appropriated (or their maintenance
This is only up to tho board or w
peritonitis”. This is the most import-
sot question no hove had use. the
city was incorporated in all. it you
wish to turn over that control oi this
city to soon one also, then vote tor
this charm it you wish in sss initial
perpetuated, sad it you wish to enjoy
your prsssnt privlissss, than vols
against it." lAppldliss sensed thronsil
tho lull as Mr. Vosllnrsh monsoon
and also Gunman John li‘. Monsoon
mommsflsmmssllasinstsw
words.
416ml P. Helium’s Talk.
sir. arm sold: it wulssld by
motthsssosllmsothls tannin.
.fimmfilfllflm mulls
munlmswnsomms
“sponsor was to was causal
animal. nthstmmuid Clans
‘sfirillemotm
xtra 'h pecial
Lingerie Dresses 3 3 9 5
White Spurt Coats $14. 95
\ .
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his ballot for the majority. Under the the charter and there are many on.
proposed charter he will cast his vote core whose salaries will he and later
in a little cigar box or other \such under the new lineup. This will sci
arrangement tor the delegate who will
so to the convention and there choose
the odicors. This charter absolutely
l
zregats as much again, he said. and
asked it that is the consolidationlsts
idea of starting oil with loss expense.
takes away Home Rule from every sac. We have not hi
on 1111 o -
lien 01 the town and the direct slec- ”y to ‘ mm?“ “Linn; 10:“.
tion 0' oldccrs ‘ccmmlssloner of this city in forty
Where the consolidation agitation years n 15 an honor to he a mayor,
started, Norwalk. they have ll li’ile 0' a councilman. a commissioner, or in
government where more money is ex— fact, any public oliicial in this city.
tot-ted "'9'“ “l" taxpayers. ‘5 u“ ”‘3' It was the spirit of South Nowell:
ords will show than any other section which ”0,3,,th ‘ man who was first.
0' the WV“ Only lately they ”“9 mayor in this city and later in Nor-
hul'w “'0“de 0° “‘9 “WW" “‘i walk. to give his allure salary or use
order “1“ taxes may M collected received in the upper city to the Nor»
tempted to force this issue down our.
'plms. We may work diligently to in '
somlannusily
They say they leave us our utilities.
but no [roster deception was over penl
‘ petrstsd than this.
Mr. McMahon esplsinsd tho repro-
ssntstlon as the other speakers had
lions. and said that South Nonstic-
must needs not down upon her knees
to ash tor what she wants it the new
charter over goes into onset.
tile chmctorissd the chsrtor so sure
thing but 11 soon document and said
that than will be an influx of lawyers
it the charm posses, bananas business
will be made aplenty for oil of them.
“i have mm to may also in Nor-
walk and have yet to ilnd ths also who
approves at this charter," with! Molds»
hon sold.
wall: Hospital. (Mr. McMahon was
speaking or ell-Mayor John Covenants).
‘Ho didnt want the money, he didn’t
need it and the honor was worth the
entire salary to him, (or he had been
a mayor in South Norwaik.
We should resent the attempt at
consolidation. We are no rollover-ow
we are leaders.
After Chairman McMahon had on-
nounced the meeting in East New]:
on Monday evening the session closed.
W
Mrs. Worldlsyw‘ul. so you saw. your
master kissed you walnut your with.
why dl you not cry their?"
French Msid-"Ah. modems. that:
on just so rent at vlch i could not
sink st so moment.“»»Ppck.
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'l‘lle speaker went on to show that
there is sit. out in listed salaries under
$855
with one
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