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.- torne‘y' General Light yesterday.
don in the newspapers: - I
So Nerwallr, Collin.
June 23rd 1913. 3
Hon. Russell Frost.
South Norwalk, Conn.
My Dear Brother Frost:
which you say:
"Your ,views and opinions on the
consolidation charter as reported in
' emphatlcolly at variance with mine.
a public discussion or the charter and
or the particular question whether the
second district commissioners have
now and save mon-
klnda or UPHOL-
§3€?§mn&m out authority. by vote of the electors,
resses Renovat- iwould be informing to the people and
ed, Slip 007mm helpful to them in deciding how to
‘ $0 order ”2:? grill cast their votes on‘ the 30th. instant.
i l H " ' a gunran u". '1 therefore venture to ask you -to do
‘ matemmm" 3"“ me the honor of jointly debating with
”‘5" v me. any evening this was}. most com
veniént (or. you. the issue. whether
'00”) llAVEI IEIITE
wrote to At-
Q
retina to debate on consolidation in
Music Hail say night this week. and
General mm has sent a reply. as
follows. offering to discuss the ones.
i have your favor of. even date ln
Saturday's Evenlng‘Sen’tinel are so
that I am constrained to believe that.
the right under the charter to lease or
or.- We also do all i sell the electric plant or water works
now belonging to South Norwalk with-
‘ solnnumIrInuchmanIIorwm»
port Wreck. They Follow
AIivios oi Banned
BMDGEPORT, June M-wAttIorneV.
J. F. «Berry. of the New York, Now its-
ven (I Hartfond railroad.- yetlterdnyiI
“put the air broken on" Coroner Phe-
lan’a inouast into the recent Stamford
nor to ascertain the exact duties.
powers anu responsibilities of various
hull ofllcials of the road, C. N. Wood-
ward. general superintendent or the
i road. was on the stand it the time:
, and he declined. upon censtitutlonal
' grounds, to answer questions as to his
duties. pleading that he was already
. under indictment on a manslaughter
wreck.
Attorney Berry also "temporarily
objected" to other officials from giv-
ing simbilar testlmeny. The coroner
sold 118 had hoped to make the luv
ouiry as bread as possible in ordel
to determine just who was responsible
for the accident. but as the road had
"put thé air hrakes on," he would
don‘t 0. N Woo“
villas. and Charles H.. Joy. general
an m. imp-climb
wreck. as the latter expressed it. I
when an effort was made by the corov‘ -
5 charge as the result or the Westpori '
1;, thr— my Ham Moapltsl on
"Sunday Diseased was
trier resident or norwdllt and well-
Funeral services were
known here.
hold this afternoon at a o'olooir. trons
the home of her nephew. Stephen Wan; »
ten, in New Haven. ; _, l .
Ellzshsth Alias EVIl'lI. .
Elisabeth Evans. of Main street. died»
at her home yesterday at the we of
pixel-“V9 your» The tuners! berries!
will he held from her late residence
in Winnlpauk Thursday afternoon at
8; 80 o’clock. Rev. Louis B. Howell
will odiclate at the services and inter
'Iment will take place in Riverside com
Glory.
M
Mrs. J'ossphlns Hindisy. ‘ .l .
Mrs. Josephine Hindley. an old and
well known resident oi Dnrlen, died.
“I of Miss Beatrice Campbell.
have to Adjourn until next Friday. .
afternoon. ’.
The coroner examined General Man-
odor 0.1.. Bardo. Gensnal. Superinten-
... Di'oese.
superintendent of the shore Line d! ‘
an: endeavor to
and out their exact dug s," and who
they were responsible tom It was do- w ‘ ~ " ‘ ‘
veioped from the testimony that tor ‘« + ‘
some or the nléh nought the road
this morning. Mrs. Hindley was till:
en suddenly ill last evening of acute
indigestion. - line is survived by two
sons Frank and Ralph. and two step-
ford. and Mrs. ssrah Toiles, of Dar-
ion. 0' .
- Mrs. Jams. E. Stevens.
Mrs.‘ Maria Stevens. e'gI'ot James
)3. Stevens, of Pennoyer street, Row;
W, passed In?” this morning. She
is survived by a son and a. daughter:
Edwin 1., Stevens and Miss Vivian
Stevens. Notice 0! luneral will be giv-
on later . .T
m IIH. ‘.»*‘
daughtel‘a, Mrs Herbert Mead of Siam-I '
' net Ewing;
Holstein and most popular
shades and slopes.
Notwoalille.II ‘
A“.
. Representing all grades from
° a prominent manufacturer. I I.
At greatly reduced prices ‘
.‘ whammy “remiss;
only. a Party Last Evening lotions:
Miss Mildred Osborn, one of (Nor-
walk’s moat popular-Jenn; ladies. en-I
tertalned 3510‘ other-friends other
home. on West‘Iavenue. last evening.
id :honor or Miss Beatrice Campbell.
guests enjoyed dancing. .
Refreshments were served and at a
late hour the happy guests ‘departed
for their homes, all voting Miss Os-
born a charming liestess‘.
The prizes were awarded as fol-
lows: I First men‘s prize, George
Schlichting; consolation prise. J. Wal-
keIIStoI-ey: first lady's prize. Miss Ja-
consolation prize Miss
Mildred Allen.
Those present were Misses Beatrice
Campbelhéot New York: Mildred Wil-
son. Mildred Allen, Fey-nails Uhle.
Jeanette Uhie. Kathryn Mslkin. Helen
Bootleld. Adele Palmer, Elinor Weeks,
Ethel Bayes. Louise Woodward, Eve-
in Russell. Ianet Ewing, Mabel Jaok- ‘
I .. All loo» 0. Jam
.Addlson 0. Jonas diod'lilhtéthe Sol.
‘ son. Julia .Udlenlan; Messrs. Albert
nsnls. any 'ShorIwood, now Hoyt,
“the early part of the evening was .. ,
spent in card playing. while later, the. . ,
We are now showing all the
latest styles in White Shapes,
Chips, Mohair Braids. All kinds
White ‘Totvel Halts.“ Bahamas.
sriisll add large: shapes’ll‘We his I
th i ,
under the péudln! releréndum. the e" a e no specific ”I” aid down
but omclsla perform the‘ r dolls; 00':
voters of .S‘outhQNoWailr vote for do cording I a general waca" Mr'g
against the spams! of the charter ‘ d f i i 5
I suggest Wednesday or Thursday. 5“ °' °r ”mu“ ”‘9" h” d “ “°
diaIl‘s' Home. Newton; Sunday often J. Walker. ,Storey. Sarsdeld Burns.
”0°11. at the age of seventnmne yearn, 'Glhson Smith. Gardner Wilson. slants
He was a private .In Company n In Lehmaier. Martin Lehmaler. William
hoadquilrtersrfor. Slimmer Hats. ‘
evening as the time and Music Hall
{selection of the evening, the place, the
chairman, and the order of the speak
slimmest of time and tile some num-
her or times tor speaking.
i need not assure you that the do
“fiv‘fl'fifiml “3 3““ Jaats will be friendly. and I'm from
C
wo‘rhin for me, no i? cheat. unkind personsltties-ori my part
‘ ”more were some I am assured it will be onWoui-s;
w is a lo.‘ for ragsi
for auto tires. rubbers.
Mia and old ante/moi
lu‘demand. Ask for
”Rm * be}-
m'atops at your moi
The expanse of the meeting to pro-
vided tor. _
Hoping for a tavqraole reply today
usury me ahead as 1 or tomorrow, 1 remain" etc . -.
I have the honor to accept your
ioresoing ohallohse to publicly debate
with you the proposed consolidation:
Ckgned the Cell” charter, hut insist that the debate he
shout tor more hiding plum conducted throush the press.
I believe it has always been consid-
Mien the Attic
hoods {mixer comer he in; A challenge. to home the weapon
. to he used. and 1 do he at this time.
Old Fault! Fed ihooaui" u l his persuaded that such a
humour now 5912 debate {would be (more) .inloImlos
: m «to Gone to the people and helpiul to them in
“W "WW deciding how to All” their votes on
I I’ll“ ‘0? the ddlh. Imam -
. 4* Only 3 I'm sins" Ilraotion or the
hem fisspla of Norwslit could ho aooornnto
dorms the season.
“so...
‘I I'm. dinner-
on 100 tor had
as the place. but I leave to you the
on. giving to each speaker the sdme
i Mr. Bards-
know of any thing ‘1? could not (10.!
under the term of "gencrnlnlanaser"
whether or not he was intruding in
someone elae‘a territory. and Mr.
Bardo said: “Well. if 1 did. I would
very soon hear. of it."
dud out how.
a hands are determined.
as to duties and responsibilities, gave
:Ho
isstianed with the long standing rule.
The coroner asked him how he know
The coroner
‘lndloated that he might call some oil
the vlce— presidents in an endeavor to
duties for executive
while declining noolll
advice ‘6; counsel. to answer questions
interesting testimony as to the agree.
meat between the read and engine".
declared that the road was not
placing no limitation upon an snail
“C Y. 'H. A. The body was taken m‘lrhompam, Victor Trish-am. Harold
Deep River. today, for funeral services
and interment t . .
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lork. New Haven and Word Rail-
road Gonipany' Nd 1:28. In; ha spaci-
llc. drawing train No. '39. Enslnoor
Greenfield. duo is South Norwslk
One of the new 1200's" or the Nemmembora or the Putnam Hose Com-
Sturgea. Elton Snell. ’lllarold Centred.
George Schllchtlng.
Irma taoolss shallot
Putnam Haas company and Mayflowsr
H. a. L. Co. in New Milford
The South Norwalk Fire department
may and the East Norwallt Fire De
partment members of the. Mayflower
Hook and Ladder company gave a
short pol-ads in South Norwallt this
about 11:10 oclook. blew aacylludsr
head lust altos oroaalngI the daw-
bridge War the 'Norhalk harbor. this
morning. and came to a stop near the
signal tower The .‘Icripplsd engine
pulled and snarled Iona time drswlns‘
cred the privilege of the party receiv-
neori'h experience. before he was do
signed to last trains. twoyasr rule
lwas put this client. but the engineers"
’uniorl objected with the result mafia?” another pocidont.
the attention of finite a throng of nets
pie. many or when: thought there had
v!"
. The Put hose linemen looked heat in
and some millions nail is ‘hIaar us amid
‘ ‘ the ehartar orally while in the publ o
pron (is may be" normlthlrd to sneak. W6” 1"“ i“ ”L
one years experience .
Coroner Photon asked:
this): that on. was {or the when“
the nodes oi mind ohtha engineers;
and in one
this litigation. .Ths new
I new. a’nd when the coroner suited him
a compromise was unskilled.rllqllil'llll:1ma casinos 09 the Jobaonqidordcom?
I “Did i ll
oi the nubile: Who made you some I}; _
,promIIIIsI" its. horde said. in "WI , ll‘ilf‘alllllio number n
that at the little the MO was Dill "All which ploughed throush
to enact. he did out car; 4th disturb Emu: the Imllsllsld express. in
to up! *
dolled to solo humans.
It was s IlIIlIlIx
After a few minutes' daisy. mo of
nduys construction trains dams atom:
llan‘d took the inert train in tow. aa-
“{8 828" can hofissd again It must on
new shop. I
this
is not satiation with the pnoysar rule
um Rodi-smother.
» dilio.‘ Many pchplodlavs guns to Now “ . .
me was no arthmmm try one i,
morning proceeding. their leaving on
the ii: 80 o’clock train tor New Millard
to take part in the drsmon‘ a day. oslsv
oration there. Tho Amosicsn Baud ao-
oompanled the East NorValk laddlas
and the Court Narruk Fife and Drum
Corps led the South Norwalk boys
The apparatuses appeared in the has
their white trousers. soothes and caps 'I_
when the three aubolginate officers I
carried hogll bouquets oi mmhlodm ;
so. (Shier George W Bolsrdua sod I
Chill! Frederlhkll Wheel r. South
gnome: and'nast Namath scum
led their hands. The ,
«WW farm: in: ”with!"
lid Illinois summation
land the Rest Nor-walkers made a his .I ~
Frices from 50c to S8. 00 ‘
In... cloak Roan
we are showing the neWest ma-
terials iii White Sport Coats,
. from S15. 00 to S25 00.
till]! lands of Summer Dresses.
from I $1.25 to $10.00. You
I are invited to come aadrilook.
Norwalk Chronicler