common in one wound _
Would it not be well to
he hone ,1!ch protect y
rambles? centrist this ,
placing s Burglsry policy
sud let 'us reimburse you for
' Telephone 1230. .
upon: 3: counts '-
Waohington Street,
JI, south Norwaik. Cann-
II on laws of insurance.
Public StenOgrnpner.
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[Miss Francis Venus. oi ltidgelield,
.vlsltor in town, yesterday, on busi-
George. Cainnugh, of Nolwnlh is
pending the day in New YOlk, on bus-
rchas Tribe, No. 26, l. O. R. M.. will
\
. 01:] its regular meeting Thursday cv-
citing
5 Court Nariuh, No 58. F‘. of A will
bid its regular meeting Thursday ev-
. suing.
, ._______,,_I ,,
Catholic Union Council, No. 46. K.
1 of C.,.will hold its regular meeting this
evening.
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I '(Miss Viola Voight, oi Burritt eve-
one, spent Sunday with Miss Edithl
fg'l‘ice, ot iBethel.
‘ The directors of the Mianns Msnu~
tutoring Company will hold a regular
meeting tonight.
i
, ,dCabsosa' Encampment, No. 9, i. 0.
O. 1“,, will hold its regular meeting
Thursday evening.
, South Norwnlk Lodge, No. 709, B. P.
O. ill. will meet tor regular business\
tomorrow} e chips.
1 00“": I u 91. N0. 106, Daughters of
Cosmo, ili meet tomorrow ‘eveuing
tor resul rv usiness.
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‘ Henry B. Valier{t, oi the University
of Pennsylvania. has arrived home tor
tho summer vocation.
. If :
page 0! Court Nnrrult Circle, No.
Q 891, Companion of the Forest, will
hold its resulur mecting'thig evening.
Welcome Stranger Lodge No. 864,
Sons of St. George. will hold its regs
lair business meeting this evening
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Mark Shay. of Fall River. has re-
v turned after spending a few days with
." Mr. and Mrs. John '1‘. Hayes. of Nor
n.
The regular meeting oi lindy Wash-
ington [miles No 21. Shepherd of
Bethlehem. will be held Thursday ev-
Tho regular meeting of United liter
hood or Carpenter-3' and Joiners"
America, No 740, will be held this
1...!
A brand new flagpole on the recent
{constructed nddlilon to the It. it
"Comet ("tiiiwillth rectory files it
brood new ting with the inscription
.. I: G. "
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Joel 0. Foster, of masonry, has been
riding at low any» with his family.
‘thsirflcottsgo ht hello island. 'i‘bey
(inter some to south some: to
d the summer.
tractor William H. smith. st
sit, but it one terse ct mun
“scrutiny preparatory to
thlit on month not
ssh rimovsd.
\nxfiaxtuw. ax-
.Stunley W Bein. ol’INew Hill on, was. "
loci: officers at the weekly meeting to-
rCoult Cecile. No 105, D of C, will "
‘ Iciit," continued the solsctmon.
’ “to you had kept your nose out or
Mr. Devinep lg”: fidiifeoiiy:
ttornoy Davis, IIIII‘wo site lied on
'I'n‘owi” .‘ ‘ "n .
Attorney Davis reminded the select-I
man: "You are addressing the chair.
”not me. "
”I Selectmen Device went on to egg‘
,v plain. Paying no attention to the inter.
. ruption. thot $2,000 was appropriated
byI the Board of «Estimate and Taxo-
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a” ”‘3 "WJ MIN/*1
mating \ptod it. The selectmen had
no say in it. Two members on that
bosrdmfrom, your district (directed to
Attorney Davis) confirmed it.
"You ought to look up the law be-
fore you go culling at meeting," snld’
the seiectmnn to the attorney
Davis: “Who are you talking to?
You oregaddresslng the meeting."
Devian “You talked to his” ‘
i-r: ’fm’m'nrfarz .4.-
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Davis: "I thought I addressed the
’ meeting.“
, .
’ Devinel “Well
‘ $4 [a talk to "
Dov is: “‘1' ll hire a hill {or you. "
Devzine “Yes, nInd by God, you'll pay:
for it too"
Selectman Devine had Clerk Smith
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(I), Tel 371 123 Washington Stree{ . read the communicaiiOn to the Stan-
'Z‘n’ Idnrd Oil Compnny dated June ad. in
a u «an- - ain’t/aorta .. at- -1... .leMer a/*‘ ,I which the request for oil was mode
‘ ‘3‘ ‘\:\’"“\- ‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\.\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\-\“‘\‘ ‘\‘ ‘ imd then the contract was presented
and read The contract prescribed
that “this work be done between June
18th and 30th, 1913. or as soon as the
conditions of the roads or the weather
will permit.“ ,
Attorney Davis wanted to know
when the contract was entered into
I
Best Creamery Butter lb 31c.
10 Stamps Free
. dnrd Oil Company did not want to
" letart until all their orders were in.
They were waiting for the trolley com-
"puny.
I Attorney Davis sold that he could
'not see much relief as for as the so-
lectmcn‘ s duty‘wns c arsed. “I told
Devine tlfot I was 0}; one of a hull»
the statute provides that the select- dyed signers on that petition idldn't
men call the meeting within ten days. run around to get signers The peti-
and that the selectmoii did not do it. “on was drawn up if the East Nor.
The next day. he said.lthe selectmenI walk Fire District meeting." Here
went to the different tions of the ‘the three selectmen are trying to lus-
town and urged the citi us to ask for Imy themselves by reason of the not
oil telling them that t in were entb that the contract for oil was signed on
tied to it if East walk was. i Juno so
I Mr. Devino won’tE me to withdraw Attorney Davis: "They got down on
the petition and I id him, that sl- their knees and begged me not to coil
Ithougli l was but one o! the hundred the meeting. 1 was only one of the
‘signers that as for as I was concerned many algae” "
_it East Norwslk got oil that week he “Then the ten days oi the smote
-needn't cell the meeting. went by and the meeting was notccll~
[ did get s also? that it was the ed. Was it because they were “0110'
ANDREW DAVEY, 90 Washington St'
South Notwslk Phone 410
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I Merrill“
Summer School
Opens July 7‘
sHoarHAND.
BODKKEEPING.
ENGLiSl-i BRANCHES.
Half Day Sealant.
intention to on G cry Boulevard,‘ ly to me? No, it was because they
Reduced Rites.
IVan ani. street d East avenue knew they were neglectrul’
IWord was sent me that we were to Selectman Alfred Avison. hithertos
have 3800 instead of $400 worth of oil spectator of the conflict, cross to ex-
‘lt the meeting was not called, but 'plsin further. in 1912 there was no
that it the meeting was called we we: a money appropriated for oil in 1918
likely not to get so much. 4in was appropriated. it all bod been
_,_ ; "It is simply those threats we re. put on so early so Attorney Davis
mm ceivo when we demand our rights,"I would have it. it would have been no
on. VOTE” F0“ STREETS continued Attorney Davis. “You So good at the present dots. for it would
Ito Brown and ask him and he looks have evsporoted. It opmd in June
I“ EAST "ORW‘LK into the air and says "see one of the or even July. the oil will do good inter
(Continued from first 9880‘.)
Books and Stationery Free.
Stamford. Port Chester.
South Norwilk.
others" I in the season. it we could use the so
What good can come of it when the per cent. oil. which is much thicker,
. town remains as it is todsy. The con. and cover it with sand. it would last it
selectmen on three reasons for the tract for oil ought to have been made‘yssr. This would cost more money
vote inking such a course i! copsolidn-' three months ago. The contract ought 'than we have.
tion is passed. to have been made not later than May “it you lie the bonds and foot or the
The meeting was attended by about 15th. selectmen and than pound them. why
any voters or the town It was a warm it is about time that we not some. all right. They srstnot setting thin
session and one that will not be soon . thing 10: our money down there. Justfovor it. They stand it pretty well." be
forgotten by those present. There bocsusc we insist on our rights we soili-
were three matters in the call but have to submit to these threats. I; The first sslectmsu went on to ex-
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princlpsl amen: them was the oil I won 't not oil on my street Just because pisin the good road work the touches
mntier and a number of East Nor-'1 insisted that this meeting be called done. and gave a good survey or all
wslk‘e citizens were on hand, osteusi and some others won't on their streets the roads, which are practically every
bly to fight for oil. tor the some reason. one in iirstclsss condlthnu
A resolution was passed instruction 1! any men ousht i0 be 00“!!qu “I The selectmsn said: "We have run
and authorising the selections toI In these time oeioctmcn’. 86“!“ DM- {the town out of debt. (78.000 in thelsst
sprinkle the streets of East Norwolk slcinns have sold that it is a positive live years. We are “0; "3a" credit.
with oil lnnnmiistciy. but us this is detriment to hoolth because oi the but limits it mm, JIM pm ”me. We
impossible the vote goes on the rec» dust East Norwelk is n terse center are doing the oiling so lost on e
ords merely as a vote. The selectmon of population of the town and is cuti- can u I
'huvc dono nil they con do and must tied to some rmsnillon. Attorney Davis mid that the state
now swnlt the disposition or the Stair R.’1{.Goldon woe recognised by rend through Which Iqu oiled three
(lord Oil Company. Chairmen moor Ilia said: "i have! weeks ago.
The meeting WM! called to 0M6? it! been observing all through life that Selectman Aviuon sold thst the
Town merit Herbert H Smith. "110 there are always two sides to n story. heuvy, thick oil. or 95 per cent. oil.
rend the coll which WM oocopted‘on' We have heard one this about those was used. This posts live cents per
vote. . , r" terrible men. Device lives in tlult dis- slicers yard. more tiles the town Icon
slurry most was chosen as chair. trlct and we should so be interested afford.
man. in hosting from him. lwouid suit the Edward F. Smith wanted to hurry:
'Ent Norwsik 0". camisoles oi the meeting to have So- mme more shout oil. lie sold lost you
Attorney M0 Doris altered “19 fol; icctmsn Davina tell us the conditionmfltbe other districts osch not with) in
twins roiolullom Attorney Davis used: ”Why do you all. but tint inert Nero-lit lot hotb-
dissolved, That the selections be. suit permission to have the selections tug. "tht good is u lite memoir
ind they hereby ore. authorised end week? he“:
instructed to sprinkle lmmsalmiy. open for the your: to talk without "We went all new." .
with oil. the streets oi! hint blowout. minim?" . I Mr. Golden salted shoot the appro-
Attom'sr Devin. n support, at his slur. Golden replies: "i hm has: bristibn. lost your. sud it it VI“ :1.-
rssolution. took the door iliihlbdiéteiv civil mom intuit for permits " :00.
its criticised thht more web so iii! in he Attoi'hcy Doris did not further in- Selectmen Miran «id tint there
not Nomadic last me, althouih tbs I'mrnpt . tonsil ill in
«ll-toot on ”two n um no no I serum bovine. limo: «mm "
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UflMMoiiisour sopssi‘odbsioreths We iwl the oil ordered uni Doris too and WI: spent.
3:.“an Estimate and, positioned our new it the slant b not up first
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tion initiate live districts. soothe toss been done largely by Device. The so
Iputting oil on the streets before. The
' log men. "
It‘s you i want? to Ieliy, on another question, which is not
“of this meeting tonight, upholds them
Isuppofi’ed to say what we gen
Large Bottle Vinegar ..................................... 10c ~ I’and Selectman Devine stated on June
.llox Atlas Pe‘ppci ...... . ................................... 10c _ 3d-
llest Ammonia ......... . ....... . ......... . ...... . ......... 10c ‘» . Mr. Golden asked hit. DevlueI
. 1 box Atlas Corn Starch ................. ..... 10c through the chhir to euploin the delay.
' 3 lb. box nest Starch ................................ 18c ' The 88.1901th said that the Stair
PI" on open meeting and when n moo hos drownsdl" be suited.
by
town in» told that mom so; cool,- on no need or buying this means: item at $1.300 for oil. “You rpm ‘
. mused. mine. on tile use. store tbm‘ttrotbirds of WI“ fismmnctinimm '9
mums." want on than bliss and new uncle in not in M oio‘r- in. >
sssessed the preporty owners tor it. .
Mn; Golden brOughtglnorge light upog
tho subfii‘ot and urged thnt there who
nothing to the resolution. 1110 said the ~
outcomes have none on With the oil”
work. Last year they had $1 400 for
highways and covered them with
stone and mode s new street. .
“Years use.” he sold, “en the money , '
was appropriated. in one pile. not to
hereto, as it is today. The present
system is i. pretty good one and hes
“whom. qfiuuwox‘ ‘\;\
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lectmen do all they can and ask for
more than they get each year. They
have used excellent judgment in not
contract with the Standard Qll Com-
pany has been delayed by the com-
pany. There is no reusOn why such a
resolution should prevail smougvthinh-
All Sheets, Linens, Towelings,
Curtains, Fancy Lawns, Linings,
etc, must go. Prices no object.
A visit to the. store will more
"than repay you.
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Attorney Davis said thot he was in
Boston on the 30th of May and that all
the sections there ware oiled. "Their
in their octions, just because he is at
present on the same side with them
in another question. He says that
thinking inch should not support the
resolution. because we have the house
city to come here and ask for oil.”
hrs. Gorhsm'. of East .Norwalk, sold:
“No boarder three or four men‘ isn't .
I sign-
ed the petition to be heard. We pay
pretty shod for what we get."
Mr golden asked: “What
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test and said “No one in Cranbury, orI that others specifically the Board or
wouldit doll! the resolution is passed. lRowsyton, or West Norwsik, is here Estimate, needed a little
good
The oil has been contracted for and kicking They are waiting for oil and' The original motion was carried
will be spread as soon as it can be'lmow that they will get it Where dldI when put to vote.
without the resolution." you get oil last year? You bullied the; Town to 3.“ Land.
"The gentleman.” (meaning Davis) Board 0! Estimate Into giving you' Samuel Lynes stated that he had in-
he began, “with his usual sophistry. the 5600 nnexpended balance." terested himself in getting a concern
has declared that I am here because I ‘ The speaker launched 9. telling blow for Norwalk and urged that the plot
am on snti-consolldsltloiiist. 'He was I at Attorney Davis. when he continued,I 0‘ ground in Smith street, 245 'by 145
the first man who injected that into‘ shying. “Every year you and Judge: feet in dimenB'IOnB. be turned over to
this meeting and I am going to charge Walsh want all on your streets the the seiectmen *0 8911 11' they deem it
him with getting up the rooting for very first thing It they followed the advisable. The concern will satisfac-
thst purpose. 1 am a taxpayer in Blast assessment plan, as soon as they stnrt-l tory t0 the town’s taxing “fit of about
Norwnlk and a big one " . ted. to collect. you'd be the first to $60, 000. The land is Just suited for
John C. ‘Smith brought matters to a squeal." the shape of factory they will want.
head when he presented an nmend- Selectman Avison jumped in again Ml‘ Dilworth backed up Mr LYMS'
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merit to the original resolution, which with: “A year ago we oiled his streetI statements and moved that the select-
wss as follows: “And that the select- within three feet of the curb. DnvisI than be authorized to dispose of tho
men be authorized to oil the East Nor- wanted us to oil to the curb and was, property under the 0811
well: district on the assessment plan. going to call a. meeting to see why it‘- 3011!! Define, Jr., wanted to know
as provided by law." This was resd‘was not done." Ithe name and nature of the concern.
by Clerk Smith. after it had been pro Mr. Davis replied that he didnt He thought the town had better keep
pared in writing by the mover. want his street oiled before any other I what MODEM! it has
While this was going on Daniel Selectman 'Brown pointed out that, The resolution of Mr. iDilworth was
Keogh asked if the peuuon to the the streets have been treated with carried unanimously.
Sunder-don aqmpany m, not go mlicrusbed stone and are not ready fol-I Selectman Brown explained that
ed up that .gnmflnwndonfi Chm-lee pI '.oil there is a piece oi! land in Gluten sve-
Mills couldn't understand it. Sale .‘ Charles E. Johnson, who retains has one, diowsyton. owned by the town.
moi Device sated um . copy “ES. residence in Norwslk. wanted the which is 01110 use to the WW» and
latter we; in the meeting, 1: r. meeting to know that he has Norwoik which Lewis Waterbury wishes‘topur-
xmu dam 1mm in his interests and thst he is a. con-Ichase 'He explained the property no
Attorney out; ”on on the mandrel! stionisL "it is the finest town in advised its sale. Mr Waterbury owns
meat. 5;. sold “I don‘t bomb; the me mad States," he held his did the property on all three sides 0! the
gentleman a. sincere in m, omend- ’not believe the selectinen are at {suit.i>10l~
most, when he salts mm Norwslk to but urged the citizens to set mother 0'1 motion 0'1"- Fewer the “1000-
pa, double m gnu-g when the other in the future. x men were given power to sell the land
districts are not [0 charged 3 hope A vote on the amendment was lost. if deemed best.
the mating will vote it down, tor it Mr. Golden moved that the original The meeting adjourned.
is unfair and unjust." motion be laid on the table. . _ .;
Selectmen mm add it was‘stis' This motion was lost: The threatsmiiy house, No. 6 Ween
pistols he said, and asked why they Question was called on the original street, is being thrested With 8 00“
should not 80 with the assessment motion. [of point. i
plsn. "As it was his proposition. whyl Charles H. Dilwonth had it word to ,
should he be finding fault?" he can. any and alter the point of order and Beschside Inn at Green: Farms will
eluded. ' other obiections of Bernard 0. Feoney open on Saturday. Mmsger Blake, 0!
John Device. Jr., had woitsd as were overcome, he slid that the se- the Hotel Schuyler, in New ”fork, ll
ions ss’ he could. He lumped to his loctmen had lied their trimming. and in full charge this season. i
m 7’:
£11:th tissues we» seriousness w“
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