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“ 1 presented t-hem'selves and several'live
ly, good-natured tilts resulted.
The report or the sidewalk commit;
tee eStimated the cost of the aside-
11'alks at $30,787. and the report. of~3the
l"district committee on the sewers show-
ed an estimated cost .for3sewer extort-1
alone to be $4, 378. 90. The data will
be retained for future use.
The Blidge Construction Committed
desires to obtain the property 011‘
which the motor generator station’
now feels and ‘the injection into the‘
meeting of a resolution authorizing
the district committee to meet wlt111
-... .,_...... . .... ".7.
‘ 'Norwalk‘ Boat Club will 110111
" regular meeting Friday evening 1
: regular meeting of the No1-3‘
it! Medical Association," will be held
Washington Chapter, 1110.324, 11? a
MI, 11111 hold its monthly stated convoJ
notion this evening. Swami]
' gtho former board with authority tol
.Kabaosa Encampment N0 9 I ' engineer the transfer. was declared
10.11.1111“ “015 113 regular meeting on of cider. r'i‘lie bridge committee
tomorrow evening. 111 said give the district 11 new site and
31111019 the building for them, withoud
cost to the district 1
Because of the fact that consolidaf
ition is 11011 in force. as was pointed
Fairileid ave-19m by Judge John J. Walsh and that:
Mtwsidewallts and sewers must be built)
’and maintained bv the fourth taxing
’ 1 district, no legal action could be take
3___3 '1cn ad the projects before the meet.
Big. Sautelic‘s circus is coming to lug.
lawn on August ist Raymond Broth' About forty 1oters were present and
, " ' ers have the connect to deliver sup-33 there were numeroui speakers among
. plies. 1111101“ Edward E. Gorbam was chain
V , ' linen and Stewart C. Marshall, was
, The regular meeting of the Norw alk clerk ,
' Board of Under1v1itcrs was held yes Choilmuu Gorham called the meet.
terday afternoon 'and routine htieiness3'i11g to order shortly after 8 o'clock. 1
1 » was transacted Clerk Marshall read the minutes of
" ltlie previous meeting.
. Miss J I Msllette left Monday for. lease Church said he heard nothing:
an extended Blul' at Salem. N H 1719 in the minutes about the appmprlaiiom
tors her return home, she will v‘isih of 9,20 000
'!
Lady Washington. No. 21. Shepherds
o3: Bethlehem, will hold its regular
meeting tonioriou evening.
.......— -w
Miss Mary Bradley. ot
nus, is spending a ten da1s
3' wealthy relatives and friends 1131 Ridge
“ new
1 i
Worcester, Laurence and Bostonin1 Attorney Leo Davis explained that.
M8881 . 3. 1thls $20,000 was voted at a previous
—— ~— 1meeting to the annual one 1
' I’I‘h lssee Meryl hloiili and MHW11 A. T. Eldridge suggested reading R,
Wile it, 01" Falrileld avenue. ‘ r04 E 1Dertt's resolution. 1
turn ome yesterday after MVH‘S: It was 111101111 that the money was
end with appropriated. but a later vote providd
1 ed that it be held in abeyanoe unlit.
alter this meeting,
' ~Deposlts made in the savings dc- Edward 11‘. Smith said that no dell:
partment of The South Norwalk Trust nite action was taken on the resolu-
Company 0“ or 11310113 July 1011‘ 1“)“ Lilon, it being held up pending the vote
draw interest from July lst at 4 illil‘10n consolidation which was closely up:
cent. per annum. preaching.
’ Mmuw William ii. Sulmu, of the district;
3 A New York locomobile and a Coir committee detailed the work on side.
’ _ nectlcut Ford dcli1ery car. number 11. 1111111111 of the committee in coniunctiom
:91, met on the line Road, in nest 1with the special ad1isory committee 013
port, Monday afternoon T119 Ford1flve members. He explained where
sutfored units 11 little damage. 11the sidewalks are planned to so and
gave the estimated cost as follows: 1
spent an enjoyable week
friends at Danbury.
_ 31 The Norwalk M. E. Church Slindal".1l)sborne avenue .......... . $2.885)
' school went on a picnic to Compogsemlew avenue ...... 3 ...... _ 134731
' beach today. There were two- 31190131 1.81 John avenue ......... 1.57
can or children and members oi the 'Gtegory Boulevard ........... 3.18‘,
, lunday- school 11ers all in the hlzllieflt; £019 in none 3.1941
' .1 spirits and were all ready for the. East avenue . 5,014.
time of their lives. 1 Winfield street ....... 3.031?
.. ll‘lrst street 2,014.1
1. Mr. and Mrs. fluorite A. Whalill’o‘i'r .Fifth street ........ . ..... 1.017
1nd Mr. and Mrs. William A, Clark, 111111111 avenue 1.7291
" zero in Pauling, N. Y., yesterday 10 Fort street ...............,... 8,18111
3 item) the funeral of ir‘rcdcril‘li Mer- Van Zuni street ....... 8.682
via. lie was 1111 old than resident of W
.i 111111111111, 11 business man for over for: Total 380.7871
v years; he was held in high outdoor
y every one who knew him. Mr.
.lerwin Was a brother of Mrs. C. B.
‘rowbridne. 01 this city,
W—M
Trunk lines were picked out. Some
of the streets will no alder/allied on!
both sides, some 3011 but one side of
the highway. 3 demo will have alder.
\‘i’fllliil the full length and others, but
portions of the street,
A. T Eldridge moved and it wad
seconded that the report be accepted.
Mr. Church called the attention oil
the toasting to the fact of the close
The statement furnished by the
oath Norwalh deviants llauit or sea
aunts of twenty years' standing;
10% are accounts that total $23,801.12.
he largest amount credited to one do
cutter is $9734.11. which is new dog
condos .11. Stevens. Emma .l Ferris
as $184.91 to her credit and Mary Ill
est,“ 3198325. The other accounts ‘_ I! ' -
or .100 are: Mrs. Jane Stevens. err]
' .3 John B. plummets; Corr ‘ 3 3 3
on c1111., 3.111301. . 1
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Offere'an Opportunity to horn
East Inch
East Norrislk and not on an
13;. the ease to resort to a future 11111911131313
Chairman {lei-ham doubted whether
the amendment who in order if the or.
lgtaai motion was 1101.1
At the request of Mr. Tombly. Cleric,
Marshall re- read the call.
Attorney Dayle asked the chslrmea 3
‘1 to rule °¥l the 1111111111.. 3‘, 1
(111.111.1111. domain ruled built the!
discussion and rectum were out of 01-13
der. .. ,. :3.
ttoraey pd, id moved that it be the
a TeaCo ‘
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125 Washington Street at
1‘ _
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:- o. was 11.1.. a. .K-unis-x‘Mo-x-
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approach of the new city 1n whlcbi
East Norwal'k is 'a part of ’he 101111.111
taxing district. lit“- the district seem
ahead with the matter m“ t“ “1": committee wait on the bridge commit-
come “9°.“ “‘9 property owners“; tee and confer relatives to the matter
at {and soil to what position the com-
taxing district. He pointed on tha t3 notice “a“, .
put the district in 1.1-3
there is a portion of sidewalk at gardlng the new site. 3
each corner for which no citizen can.
be' Wtassossed '
air Eldridge attired if under consult-1
duties the sidewalks can be laid with-1
out a new act.
Judge John .1. Welsh 6x11111111!“ l11111111111111 would 13's s'uiilcient to the can
consolidation is now in force. but.“ mentioned 3 .
that the present oillcers are hoid1ng Judge Walsh again raised a point
oilice merely until their successors are of order 3 .
elected and that they are transacting The chairman ruled the matter out'
the business as under the former of order, but said he supposed the
“‘“111'9191‘11‘195 meeting could take a straw vote on
The new charter provides that the any old thing, if it wanted to. and'
fourth taxing? districts shall lay its. said further that there is no reason
own sidewalks and pay for the Same. why the committee cannot so before
and individual sidewalk laying is done the bridge committee unauthorized it
away W11“ 11y consolidation ‘ they want to. Chairman Gotham was
This takes the rises or the act ua- or the opinion, however. that it is up
(161‘ which the committee has been 111‘ to the bridge committee to come to
boring so dellsently. but thélr work the district committee, for it is the lat-
has not been for naught for the data ter who have something that the for~3
prepared will be valuable to the first” mer wants, _ 1
councilman elected’from the ward. 1 Attorney Davis said he could not
Judge Walsh suggested that the see if certain things were stated spec;
meeting adjourn to November for my lflcauy in “1.9 call how anything else'
express purpose oil instructing thei could be considered.
councilman from 1he ward to urge Laughter reigned when Judge Walsh-
sldewalks for East‘Norwalk. and 1011 said: "The things you cant see are
the purpose of having the committee numerous."
a) .
e other Wasmot
Attorney Davis explained that the
a. author-tied to set the ma oil , 3
‘E
series "of 1116 meeting that the district 5'
‘13 Judge Walsh raised a point or order 1.
d said that if one was not in order 1‘3
1 vote would have no legal status, but .
. pate regarding what may be properly
. vie. who contended that nothing not
appear and present the data it 11083
prepared 1
Attorney Davis pointed out that oh
ter the acctlon in October there will
be.3no East Norwallt Fire District, and
.that the meeting would not be legalr
Judge Walsh nodulesced and changed
his suggestion. propelling that the!
committee be centlnued in force for
the’ purpose of presenting the matter
to the new council.
Mr. Church moved that the data be
turned over to the councilman treat
the district when he is elected. 1
Mr. Eldridge moved that the com{
mittee's report be accepted. - 1
John W. Olmstead‘amended the mo:
Committeeman snimn explained the
sewer matter, as he had one the side-
walks, and estimated the cost of the
various se‘wer 1extensions 1.1-1.1 as3
follows:
Lorena street (not full length, but
250 feet west from Gregory Boule-
vardl—8276. including one manhole.
Thomas street (must be a fill of 400
cubic yards and 6.18 feet of sewsr)~—l
total cost, $1,187. 1
Howard street (420 feet of sewer)———
$489 including three manholes.
Centrdl avenue (500 feet of sewer)
4598. including three manholes. 31‘
First streetvsi, 850. ‘. 1
Total for all—41 37830.1
. ‘3case, this morning. for The Sentinel 1
.1 .fiormih. of: the real estate new con.
, cry therefor.
mind and was idleness that it is the
.Hounaedl 3 .
‘ lie use that this would to salute
oblsmaohottostmiahmu “1’
tion to read that thbe report be accept-
ed and the advisory committee be dis- when Thomas street Is tilled several Of
charged. 11.119 pauses will be many feet below|3m
Mr. Eldridge said that there is3
bound to be litigation about his consol-1
idation. and urged that the committee
he not dischargtd until it is certain
that there really will be a change in
the government. 1
Augustus Billenstein interjected:1
“‘Hes not satisfied yet" which inten
ruption caused merriment. ’3 1
Mr. Eldridge continued. saying again .
that there will be litigation and that:
some lawyer will get a big too. This 3
too caused laughter. I
William H. Snimn Offered an amend;
meat to Mr. Church's motion to the
effect that a meeting of the 1‘11er 3
Ward be called on the second Friday ;
in October to reappoint the committee
and to urge the councilman from the
Ward to light for sidewalks 1
The vote on Mr, Olmsted s amend; 3
meat to Mr. Eldridges motion was ‘
lost.’ 3 1
Mr Eldridgs'a motion was carried
unanimously. 1
Mr Church offered a resolution to
the effect that so. far as the $20 000 ‘ 1'
was concerned. Mr. DeWitt‘s motion
he rescinded and the committee be not
authorized to borrow the moneir. .
The resolution prevailed, being
adopted unanimously. _. 1
Judge Walsh introduced the follow:
ing resolution, which he read:
RIOBOINED, that the Fire District:
committee are hereby authorised to
sail and convey a title to the city of
William Thompson complained that
kindle. No
foamed by the district as an electric
light station, and to purchase another,
suiiible site within 111% district. doll
the use of the electric light service;
and to install the necessary mount»
Note the
complete sookin
burners.
Mr. Church seconded it. ‘ ' '1 31
it we. explained that the change
would not cost the district any money.-
Mr. Blueprints wanted to 101W
what broom! the commit“. had in
Parties 11111119111111» the roar of at. to
Militias in storm place.
E311: your dealer or write for full
3 CRACKERS
3 During the years that they have
been on the market, millions of 1 ,
packages have been consumotlw- - .1
and the output is dolly increasing. ' '
National Biscuit Company Graham:
Crackers are a revelation in
treasured.
They are not only nourishing, but
delicious. Try them. Always' in the
protecting package that keeps in
their unique goodness. Always look '
for the ln-er-seal Trade Mark. .
'10s" ,
the street grade, and that thoy will
1'be damaged by the drainage of water.
These houses are below the present.
street grade, he said. 1
Milli [ll liil Slliiiliiil
Mrs. '1‘ H. Forter. 'of 34 Smith streetq
Committeeman Snifhn said that the Danbury, 13 gpandlng & week at the
engineer William J. Wood, .Ir., would Retsot cottage at Bell Island 1‘
not have recommended the change if - '
that was so. ' 1 " Harry Rider will take the men of thq3
The chair pointed out that it was Norwalk Congregational Church to!
not the idea or the committee to rec- Sprite island in his line muses on 31114
ommend the laying of these exten- urdayof this week. .* 1
sions. ; —-————- '
it was the opinion that the action The local boy scouts have been hav-
to be taken must be identical with ins tine times atthe shore resorts this
that on the sidewalk matter. 3 summer, and seem to have been malts.
it was voted on Judge Walsh's mo ins great Progress in their work as
tion, seconded by Attorney Davis that wall 88 their play
the committee's report be accepted
1.31111 the data retained. :1
In‘ an endeavor to clear up the dis-
The barge. A. M. Church‘and a.
steamer brought a number of people
from a New York Sunday-school tq
Roton Point today for their annual e14
cursion. From all reports the party
is enjoying a fine time.
Miss Florence H. Miner, of Belle Ian;
land. is having such a good time an
Port Jetterson, Long uslsnd that shel
has prolonged her stay. 3 1
done at an annual meeting without the
bounds of the coil, Attorney Leo Da~
stated in the call could be transacted
at the meeting of the fleet Norwalk
Fire District, in the Fitch school, last
evening, looked up a decision on the
it was found in “1° “3° 0' ‘Plnney 1 Mrs. F Howe and Miss Livingston
W Brown, 60th Connecticut 1“ Aa- have returned to N Y. City after at
nual meetlng °f the frown 0’ Water. week end visit with Mrs Edwin DJ
bury. It explains that under the state- Miner, at their cottage at Belle ‘18-
ment “and any other business which land.
may properly come before said meet-
his. n nothlng can be done. and that ulc' Herman (Duke: 5 “Marguerite” has
3 town could not hire a superintendent been hauled out of the water for prod
of highways under that portion of the 3mm“ ”mm The boat will 063
call launched again shortly, however and1
Mr. Dunks will not lose much time. 1
Ten per cent. of discomfort lee , ,‘
furnished mom is too much—for you
can find one that's It least 99 per
cent. comfortable by answering some
u.»
Local people saw the trio of canoes
leis from New Rochelle douad east:
with New Haven as a goal yesterday.
Fuel Troubles
are Over
when you use a
New Perfection
1 Oil Cook-Stove.
J ustlift the tank
from the cradle
and fillmyou 1'
New Perfection is
ready for the day.
.3: You dont have to wait for the fire tor
coal or ashes to carry; no soot,
smoke or dirt; no blackened ceilings.
new theme New Perfection-wills most
gdsvice on the market, with indicator on
font, cabinet top, etc. Smaller stove: with i, 2 or 3
“e
1.51 ()1
, close by, _
, will have its field day more 011 th
The mid- corner card tetd
a week from Friday at 3_
home ’of Mrs. James A»
Hickory Bluff, proves into
to all, for it will be the
season 61 the shore
. {A' big excursion from New York‘l
schedued to come to Roton. Point'to‘
marrow afternoon. On the 16th th'
Knights Templars of Fairlield Count
19th the Ansonla lace workers have 1‘13
big exculsion to the point“:
1
The Baseball teams of theisoutherfi
changes in South Norwalk. 1111.1 Bridge?
to“ be played on the diamond at Rotors
contest is expected to excite much in:
coal linemen. 3 3 . .
of ton on Lake Erie in the suddem
storm which sprang up unawares. all
fully explained in last evening's Sen-
locally regarding canoeing and its
dangers. No squal like that one record-1
ed ever swept Long island Sound com-
‘ing from a clear sky, however, and nod
1mnch apprehension of a similarlyl
enacted accident is felt here among .
followers of the sport.
The fireworks dispay at Roton Plonn
1last night was one of the best. even
given there, and it was witnessed by a
3 large gathering of people. There w
many set pieces and the bombs, etc.i
3colled forth much applause from the
spectators The fireworks are being}
made this season in the former audi+
torium The manufacturer was consid-t
erably disturbed a few days ago, 011'
that all his tools and considerable psri
aphernalia used in the making and die?
ipaying oi’ the pyrotechnics had been
destroyed in the fire which consumed
the carriage sheds at thd»”point two
months ago He had stored ibis stuff 11:13
the Office liunding last fail, and
thought it would lie perfecty safe therq
as he did not want the trouble and en
panes of shipping it to New Haven. 1
MlNTZ’S
59c Knitted Bags
29 cents
10 dozen tine imported knitted
Boss to go at 290, regular 69c.
Children's Parasols
25c and 500
1111111: line or" fine Paranoia for
Children on sale tomorrow, 25c
and 50c
$6.50 Dresses
$3.95
l-‘ino Lingerie Dresses, the very
latest styles on sale it $3.95,
values $11.60.
Shapes 99c
Values 51.39 to $5.911. Any un-
trimmed hat in tho miliinery
section. on sale tomorrow 99o,
regular price villi to 85.95.
New Belts
Wide imthcr 11111111 in white and
black on sale at '29s.
36 11.111.133.111.
13 71 ~
All lanes finite that cold no to
86.011 sole tomorrow $.76.
$5 Bathing Suits
$3.25 '
' dissing out. n m possum,
Suite tint sold at 36 form
costs: $2.16. 3 1
New England Telephone Company Ex ‘
port have arranged for a game of ball
Point, next Saturday afternoon. The 5
terest. White Hope Rucker'wili be the
pitcher and Raider the catcher for the *
The sad death of five cancelsts'ouii
tinel, has caused quite a. little lnteresti 3
coming here from New Haven to find'
Norwalk Chronicler