Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, June 30, 1913 · page 6

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SELECWON

Today is wltlloiit ll doubt the big4 ‘
any for the town of Norwdlk‘ that A

. een recorded in our momentous
history. Thanks to the efforts of the
filtr or South Norwaik the people or
e wn are today permitted to cast
ir ballots for or against the propos-
consolidation of the to'wn.
zElle polls will close at 5 o 'cloclz'lhie
Minooli And within an hour and a“
r the result should be known. The
whole town will be waiting anxiously
to hear the result for each section is:
uloroughly imbued with the beliell
that the result will fillell prosperity or
therwiee, according to the dictates
9 his own convictioile
‘ That the issue while thoroughly
ought up the people oi the town is
' called by the his vote their la-bfilllfl'
ill. em a tho jllll‘Ba dietricte.‘ we
turb‘to say that there will lie but
' V in. who wilirnot use their pre-
f on this day or all days.

here» we THE wi-iis'rtei
tile anticomblidiiuonlete will
‘ ilzhtint the voila wear. the mo-
or South Namath «will be apprale
f the fact by the Newly oi the
wilted» at the municipal retaliate
git A uuocmmn oi um: um! more
will dignity '4'ch the limit.

‘ all, undor‘consolltletloli, it wen-1d). he

 

the meolidetlonle’te. he “kl that Don-
oven was buying million! mm;
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should have their my; Mel. and hill
aemoiu‘teiw‘olu nil the honors? for m“
ting the referendum; Mahmud
letter favoring the rererehdum
wrote a long circular to the warm:
or the general Assembly. opposing the;
referendum. , -

John F McMahon ‘was the néxtf
speaker and made a eta-on; appeal for;
the antivconeoiidittion movement.
showing how the arguments ror con 1
much counts He said that history:
showed that time cities Whidh have";
consolidated were those who waited
until they grew sufficiently to be able}.
to make the change without denser 10,

tion or 131.000 New Haven 101,000.
Bridgeport 108,000 Waterbury N000

Mr. Momma explained aeolian 9 oil
the charter, shivering how it; would be
impossible to bulkl the bridle mil
park under the charter Ind premium
that if there was to lie my mime.

eithaied‘oameen the two cities.
MrTMounhouM-eu confident that,
the mule would'wlu. South Norwallr
will so 10 to 1; Eliot Nowell: will poll
«1 or ii to one Initial consolidation
Nomad: trill poll it vote (or it 156 will

Stillman“ ‘ it? lb up to ems“ milk
in tkiii city tomorlt.» _

A, D williilm Karim! m; the out.
onelier ”lied told ly he we: Working

 

 

Bolidiitioil lacked the effective 91111ch ;t

themselves. Hartiord hail a popuiai fleet.

Eat Nowell: and this city or «their ,

willi- city wingitlzat we eoulli mil '

day (rho penile w“ it hblil to “cf-kill. by liltche

tolen buses—«so til Miles? 3.

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Flushing, ‘A. Y.. all A iv

New Jersey and Long ls‘llt

ihalve already emnzed for, trains to

take them to Bridal: rt. , . it
Several or the Aerlea. “will MK?
wait in the Contain: tor min mm; piggy-0mm, l2 :0 8. Elia“
mlzeéfiutibrd, Wihetad stamiol‘il catch _ mm. rout 5y “an“ m.
dud several others havina announced: my all M
intention to éompete ill: theahim
some sill: benuev elicited as *
tor the belt amt-died not, to ,
parade. fBrldgeport will Aldo, we a tin: with
hut Will not compete r any?

bar in i e, aliver cling do lonu- figmmiimfi mam.
eat diatom». silver not; making beat Calla 9"? inflamu
epmmzco. ehiold. idem W13“ 1m; latte on ma
limiting beet appellants, dill: 1‘33“

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At the old remain Hole house in j 11'

Franklin iiree‘t the vol are today
derail-lawns the amatlmi Which has
heed no agitated or listen The afitzi
Malldatlonfits allow to lie

more aetlre mid enerzelieid eahi‘beién

in; hot bath aided are doing good 3

liability Wants Reed

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