“mun—”m W Voshurgh their told of. the chatter as. “ it came h-om the committee with no , referendum on it. winch scented unfeir ‘ ‘ and he the oitlsens got together and fought st 'Hartiord for a referendum. 'He said that this general reierendum Ladies , I in Ten WWW and Black. ‘ 1’ all .t‘ .‘ - x - Gentil' Balbrig‘gen Under- wear, all else: at Today You Will Find A Complete Lille 3 Necessities WIO- N. VA". Plillfllii'l' I. 250 and 5099:?” 1 . ' AT 3 .: “Goods to supply the needs of every We and A“ ”3%" “3““ 3 1 ,, was unjust and unfair and ii the poo» 1 ‘ ‘- Geélta' Dal; Grey lentil-«19% - Peril-“series on. srovse. HUMMER wmoow seasons v16 wanted a his and large city, to Vote “Y “we“ a '- 'l' W P Beers . a Burner sets ~ 18 inches high ’:u: when ‘ tor cozsoudouon. but it they had any ‘ Bonnier use 1wldet. .,....1....‘.ih.....2io pride mi west to maintain thetaxes " (W M [1m 1’ E K.‘ BANKS .1. ~ Ovens . see to $2150 . at inchesfihigh. 7733 loohes as they are nor. vote asalnst it Mr. . , L 0 o C. Mahabhem Hot-I Block .3. 1 . o sourti MAIN 81'. PORCH HAMMOOKS. 1 wide 2 25a Vosbursh then took his seat and the ' ‘ lentil Norwnlli , 93,; go so 93. 23 inches 1,131,” 33 1mg. building fairly shook with applause. i couci-i HAMwiocKe. , wide v, 290 ' ‘Mr- McMéhon Talk-- 6498 to $15. 00. , f SCREEN DOORS ".33.“... $1.25 John’m'McMuhon was then asked to take the floor and he said that East Norwalk was all right and that there were no consolidation’lsts there be? , cause he had reasons for saying it. . They were governed“ by the people, oi the people, for the people, and govern ‘ themselves. Mr McMahon went into the indebt- edness or Norwallg East Not-walk and South Moi-walk. 'He said that he had figured it out and looked into the mat- , 3 ter. He' spoke of the amount that the Asphalt, ,Tar' ‘gement’ electric light plant would sell for and Flag, Gravel, Cinder. the finances oi south Norwalk. Our line of Porch Screens, Porch Chairs, Lawn Mowers and Re- frlgetators are the best values to be had. ‘ A J Collins 8. Co “ WWW wfldt 17‘!- THEWESTEliN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY Tan Bark__finy COB- “When the new bridge was passed by ' 1 the‘Norwalk people they only «did it 'Strucuon required‘ 1 thinking that they would get’consoii- datlon for doing it. He said that this R A. Y MO N D B R O T H E R S hfifxnflflifiggfi53mg bonds Mr. Light explained that no matter of others, if time would allow it, ,b for the new schools of the town was how 100111“! a bill might be. if it made the Charter was very bad auditoriu— brought up the people of Norwalk sense, the Legislature would act on it. ed, like John McMahon has said, The tried to refer action for a committee ‘ ‘Mr Light told the meeting that he Norwallis “have a goodly number p! ~—.——- MW WW -W WEATHER FORECAST. WW**%**WM****J to investigate and report at the next had called the committee's attention lawyers, but they would have to im- which would have been the to the mistakes in the charter, but Mr. port more to straighten out this char- . C For Norwallt and vicinity fair, light‘. S e Cl a1 ‘h meeting. showers, moderate, cool winds. 'h 0 B Jackson 58 WALL STREET day that new business came before Pardee was the only man 12M had ter ~ 1 NORWALK. the Legislature He then said that the read it, as it was said thstt rest of Mr. Light said that it looked as 1 f WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY- 3: Op ticlnn PHONE 433, pecule in Norwalk tried to put the the committee was too busy with oth~ though the parts of other charters? ' .- Temperature. Low, 67’ high, .85' a V o I S park on the Mathews property instead 81‘ matters. have been taken and put into this one 3 or at the end of the bridge, in the 'He said that the 960916 of the Calll~ and thrown together, and he believed, Cloudy. Everything in the Op_tical Line :23 East Norwalk harbor. “This is what tol. at Hartford thouzht that the no". if any man thinks anything or his flimsy did ior East Norwalk'" said ‘1; ticianis of the Town of Norwalk were community, he would not vote fOI‘MllB W Mrs, Dario w. Raymond, 01’ West Made to Order ior Your Party. ' Washington street, is visiting in You- 00‘“ in and 399 some 0:.0‘“ 8am" ’ 4‘ McMahon the ones that oppondd consolidation, imperfect charter 1 men” N' Y‘ . ' 3:11:29 0:13,, a large assortment oi Eyes Examined Free“ lilo lilo took up the district rererendum and the people wanted It He said that ‘As Mr. night finished, he drankla 1.137 7 «W1 ‘ . , . ‘****WW***%*WP hill, and said that when it came back one membemtthe committee told him 81383 of water. remarking: “Here'slto Mr. and Mrs. Freilerlck H. Qulntard PRICES TO SUIT ALL. W (mm the committee, without 9. refer. "(l‘he charter is rotten, but we have the overthrow oi the new charter." 7:75 accompanied by Mrs. Susan G' Holmes ' ‘ . . endum, the people of South Norwalk agreed t0 stand together " Ml‘ U83": DRINK his speech he was interrupt; ' Mt town today for a tow days’ auto) D 0 N N E L L Y ’ S I - " ‘ . called the meeting that was held in said that he told the clerk that the ed by John Cavanasli, who started to trip . ‘ . " If Y N d A A b]! . the Armory, one of the biggest town Charter was in no lit condition to be argue with him. The South Mgr—WAlFCongregatlonal summery Store .. ()‘l.i ee n “tomo e meetings Col-walk has ever held and reported. He said that our representa- Chairman Fielding ruled that the ,3 , 15 SOUTH MAIN “nag-r, ;; For an hour. a day, or a week, telephone 1390 and yea will I, directed our representatives withdraw.flingilnlzextzi Opposed 3k“ riierenduu; melektlng whit:i called by the East Not-- 3 i- . the bill l as were on per so we Protec ye League. and the speak. Sunday school went to Gorbam’ s Pond. Noroton, today for the annual picnic The beautiful day has made the affair ' ;; an assured success. m .. M’ ‘ ”rag: militia :2 A large number or the scholars at Fawn} firm” and . the Trinity Sunday- school want this Embnlmer. . owns an, the sxcurslon ‘9 Rye! nonunion, w‘fel33'omioi. acli. A has time was anticipated ‘ Ind the pleasant day promised many 80. "‘3 he“. NoMlk. . good times receive prompt and efficient attention at reasonable rates. ',. M 3 town bridge meeflng the Nor- 'the charter. Mr. Light said that the. era were present to show the defects “1'; The New Models of the Moyer .1 walk Protective Magus presented a mistakes in the charter was careless in the charter. Mr. Fielding ruled that .. resolution that business on the bridge work in getting it up, and he stated ,Mr. Covanagb had a right to ask Mr. 7 1.: Recently received. excell all other can at the prices in speed, :3 he fiuapen‘ded until the cost of the that it he was a consolidationlst he “ght questions it he wished, but, it _ comfort and mdohnnical excellencs.1 1. .. 1: bridge was obtained Mr McMahon would not vote (or this charter. be- would not. be fair to have any oratori~ '3 DEMONSTRATWNa 0" REQUEST- ~: 53m that this was done to hold up the 'cause of its imperfections. cal display from the other side. ; 1... j; 0 S r. A R H 'BA rdN money tor the bridge until 1Norwalk3 ‘He read section 117 of the new chain, Mr. Csvauagh smiled and sold: 'I A K S I" got division lie said he pushed “13 tor. He said it was a mistake and on "Well. let it go at that." . 1 OARAGI. RIVER STREET. ‘ANORWALK. CONN. :- work of the bridge right along after impossible section He said these The 120 voters present filled the; . . _ _ ‘ that and worked hlfrd so um the were not all the mistakes in the char— school room and there was much on- ' bridge could be started as soon as it tor, and he could point out a number thusiasm manifested. i was possible He stated tlist voting The Ladies’ Aid ~§oclety, of the First Methodist Episcopal Church will hold a sewing session tomorrow at 2 o'clock . ‘ywlth Mrs. Wakeham, at the parsonage ‘ in West avenue. Mrs. Waltehanl cor- dially invites all the ladies to be pre- Norwalk. He told the East Norwalk GOOD OLD POTATOES’ PER PECK ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ 20¢ people that by the new‘ charter they could not lay new sidewalks or any Fancy New Potatoes ZSéts‘ Peck if:.‘l‘t:i.‘ithi’t3§li§fKlimt FOR . LI .aen Awwaxwor Grznmfiemt, qt. 2;); 3‘3?“th 24} :3: thing else. unless the board votes it . Members oi Douglas Fowlsr.‘ Largo Pineapple 2 for use Home Beets. a heathen 156 3"” dm’ “Sh be m?" 2”,)?“ Glass cabin Toot are requested» to meet at the Fine T‘Ne Butter pg; lb 33c Hm “gnu", “M 5c mgr 1:11:05: has}. (limjuxevotxizg 1:; «Post Home in the new City 111111.25 lb Bag Supt-$1.15 Tunny Fish. per CM 15¢. 35¢ ,3 :3“, pm“ (oral y Bunday eventing. June 29th, at 7 p.1n. to go to the First Methodist church to here the Rev. W. H. Thomas deliver n sermon on Gettysburg. William F. Brown is the commander of the Post. Home 3mm Hem p oh, “m be“ on Mouohoh said it was socriilc‘l’itg . . fl, ' 9Q REM”, mm“. el. e cu. Spins Cot-rots. Ouc phony to vote for consolidation, and YaCht D 0 rr 3’ n . he knew that East Norwsllt was intel- Uflited Grace 3 C0. linent enough to know what was the _ .‘ 3 W thing for ulsmtodo. . _ . Lena“! over all, 45 ,ft,’ 7 in. When the pole oi the 11:20 double- am sxsmuno mu 3° "m" W" "~ ' ' _ PM". 1“» John 14. Light'- Speech. truck trolley bound for Norwallt coins AND GLAISIS GUARANTIID ' .. ‘ ' " ‘ “ ‘ ’ ’ John 1!. Light explained to the peo- ' oil under the Wuhinston street: pic that the charter that they are Length waterline 4013'... 6 in. . bridge this morning. the car was held Open Monday and dummy [Mm moc’ég'gomuu“ ”3:7 ‘35:“! about to vote on is defective and got» _ m;23:5“é.‘ti‘;“ltt:§:tifi.l2°; “""'l’..t..”t‘§..‘.'.‘.’.‘."°"“ mmwwttrsgssm minutes-urns; Beam - -' 9 it. 7 in. the bridge No great damage was Electric wiring nor itch: in mums when properly installed." plnlned how the Hour hall compared . ‘ cone or was the schedule seriously Fenwick Optical Con “perfectly safe and «some me. it mum the ma «at. this consolidation government with Draught - 8 ft. 8 11'} honoured. ' ”I?“ Wish? tire you this molt. We can tarnish the men the general toyernnient oi the coun» ’ * ““““ “n ”m M“, 7 7 77 try. He said that Mr. Donavon had . Mr. its?» with $3?” the; lawn; receptions can. no THE WHITE HECTRIC. 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