Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, July 31, 1913 · page 6

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him i the discontinuane or the shut] take up with some other members The :Mliom .
31.9 car" operating ‘botweou “‘9' 90“” i of the General Assembly the pro-l Now. on consultation.“ order and
Normal]: railroad station and the ‘, priety of changing the law so that determine that tha‘iplim‘of thesppel-
:Wsshington street bridge, was thelmglfittii‘atlon may be so made. The 'lahit $110 fonnecnioumgnmnanrlt. subs
‘ ‘ - . .r ._:liruc ce seems to vary throu hout mite to tie mammal: oourto com-
m at some “ck!“ in boulh 15.01 lthe State.’ ‘ s ‘ lmon council of the City of South Non.
wrath; '18 only partially true. There “in answer to your inquiry I have
“9‘39“” complaints» V'Olci’d on this. to say that a careful reading of our
slacker the river, but most of them caucus law justifies the claim that
come {rom East Norwaik. applications for enrollment on partylhle track electric railway. line or said.
, Thai tact that an actual count hasfllsts should be made in writing. Thaliaopeilnm company on North Mam
' ~ , . language of the law clearly implies Street in said City of SouthNorwalki
she’llit-“ken' and that on one day only this requirement. lbetweeu Washington street und, Mar-
velsltlrr odd passengers patronized the l "The statute provides that in all shall street. as to grade, and. center
car: should not be taken as an in- cases where application is made: forillne-of said. highww. and all neces-
”dictgl‘ioii‘. that the run should be elim-linrtitlligent..t;he applicant. li‘n additioni‘sary poles. wires. iixturtis and other
. u.» ‘_ , . , 0 as ng e name of to political appurtenances, which pan was en-
daughters. period cp‘erfng ”0 yearsi party on the caucus or primary list titled "The Connecticut Company. Nor-7
or. We and the“ renewed. It is at,“ which he desires to be enrolled. wall: Lines, North Main Street, Wash—l
VMW‘E‘I“ to any that "‘99" eighty Odd : shall state that he is not ameinber oi. hington Street to Marshall Street, rpro-
patients of the company will be in. or connected with, any political partyjnosed track relocation. South Non-
conyenienced considerably. otherthan that in which enrollment is walk. Conn. Scale; one inch equals
" j . _ ‘ , sought by him. and all applications for 40 it. June 5, 1913.. Approved E. C.
“i“."b‘iff’l stand Wm“ “if “the .gnrollment shall state the ‘, street and Webster. Engineerf’ be and the some
"Whit?“ (ompany. in this and 3°" - l:uml)el‘,“‘ll' any. at which the appli-. ire hereby accepted and‘adonted. ex-
(ml; other matters, 01' late. has ”0t can! resides. - ~ ‘. i 0 ’ diam that we order and direct that
inervgedi to increase the popularity oil “The language here used, is voryi'snid relocation and reconstruction on;
,‘theécomanny m. the Norwallis, . Wa , significant. It is not reasonable laden foot centers on North Main stmi
‘:will admit that all the wrong has umlasmnne that the Legislature intended|bstweein Washington and Marshall
. to have all of these facts given orallyletreet shall not extend beyond a point
’Wn.9‘.‘~°“° ,side m all ”a“ but to the registrars and to be taken down‘ono hundred (100.) that south of a
generally speaking, the Connecticuthm writing by them. And the use of point indicated on said blue print plan
Company has received pretty good the word ‘npplicntions‘ in the sen-‘iby. the words “end of brick." which
treatment h, this municipality. it isitoncc. all applications for enrollment point is approximately two hundred
a had policy for any concern (0 come! shall sihte,’ etc. clearly implies that, (200) feet north of the north line or
. the applications shall be in writingJWnshington street. as shown on said
‘3‘"; hatfooled and ‘9“ its patrons for otherwise the Legislature would blue print plan.
what it will do. and what it will. not have used the word ‘upplicauts.’ We order and determine that notice
do. and to publicly bargain with men-L “And the law further provides tllat‘ol the foregoing decree be given to
. ”am,” for benefits and improve- fany registrar or deputy registrar to the appellant (The Connecticut Com.
. whom any such application is made or pony) and to the City at South Nor-
merits. which public com antenna and presented shall have reason to believe walk by forwarding by registered mail
; ““353“? plainly. indicuto. 3110“” be: that the elector making such applies» a. true copy thereof to each or said
granted. There is nothing, perhaps. tion is not in good raith affiliated with parties. on or We the 29th day or
that. serves to incense the general pub- tlie political party with which he seeks July. 1913. and due return mains here-
, , enrollment and does not intend to sup-' on.
‘llc more than m halo a public “mm port its principles or candidates. such Dated at Hartford, Conn. .this 119th
_ corporation, holding a valuable "MU; registrar or deputy registrar shall not day of July. 1913.
china which was the gift of these pco~ enter the nume of such applicnut RICHARD 'i‘. mgmyg,
pie, diolnto to them no to what shall upon such list. but such registrar '1‘. ll. FORD.
be done in instances like this mat-alum. on or before the second day foi~ J. ii. HALE.
controversy, lowing that upon which such nppllcu- Public utilities (ommlssion.
‘ tion was made, give notice in writing WM»
. The ”909‘" at Last N‘V’rw‘flk want-HO such upplicunt, which notice shall GETTYSBURG BOARD
the irrfllli‘lt‘l‘ system Wllli‘h 1108 been ‘ be served upon or left with such elec- EXPECTa Bio SURPLUS
. '1'“:le illom- They also want some tor. and return thereon made. and W
littnommodution on tho other end oov' hearing had in the some manner so in Commission."- 10 Haggal-n“ $3..
and hy llic "shtilllc cur" if the trar- tho “”8 or 9' citation M 9")“de in 000 La t from ‘ ' m
' ' section. live. This language clearly prlatlon.
fit: on thin laltcr line does not wnrrnnt

precludes the idou that the applicant Thu (Mill/film‘s 00mmlfifll00 met M
its running all day. then the com- is to malts application in person. n: the Capitol. yesterday. to go over its

will should dominate the uncalled ! he would present, it would not be noo‘. ti b 1 f ti mi
“11ml urn" now. There in m, nocou- canary to give him notico in writing. wind up in he ness 0 to com a-
) he “lint usido irom the foregoing. aeo- slon. dimly all the hills are in. hut.

 

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the continuity wanted to know the sun- I beyond a licrudvnnture.
‘ 1, they ““0" it now. TINY All written or printed applications for on-
our that: the "shuttle car" is needed rollmunt ure required to be preserved could not be settled restart!”

 

rum , or. manual-e“ hi the; went! in

walk for approval calmed. 1913, torioniatlc to the New Haven Railroad.

ten foot centers of the existing dour

bills (or expenses and. it possible. to

NW pi holding a“ in m” romrd. fl lion ll: of the law puts the meaninlt N5 ll" 1119 WWW” from the railroad,
Them nil have not been received. that account..
which is the chief item at expense,

 

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. mmnonlnrstamo'
0,: ‘ Thouain trunnion west ”on the

M“ ‘ wh
havo‘tallenlov ‘t‘cablew mum“ in inside track and; was not scheduled

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a“ Haven Railroad, whichaso g“! ‘iwnrc‘ .sent in for. physicians and:

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lists. The- oninion. w... liven. 1m“.ccopt~tho.plans mountain“. 2 Mull!!! n. h. , i .. . .,
‘ " “6" - ‘ * ' , .. . , . ‘ ,, M.“ a a} W, ‘ . ”has wrecker} ans-Mfflaxghm River slim ins.
, 233.3% _e$;,forlit 1:th 122:: $1313”; 3,: film i, ”Me an ”gloat? some cum from New flatten hemlock"; ' in too Fruit or the Loom r..- ...... . ...................... 7 1.2.:
'it'OMORisOW. port. 8 up” ' mm’ ‘1 mm“ “A no :Conwan' " 'lmin moonlight? " 5 " ' and“; addition” "m“ "l" “'1“’°‘m‘“‘v‘l“"‘jp“"l"’ 3“ mm: . ' _
.. “‘5, ., any -' 4' 35““ u 3 : , " - :~ - ' era. of’Westport'.‘ counseling“: taco English Nalnoook i’or . ...... ‘. ..... $1.49 place
_ 3943 mm 0-. 3>P- mg I! the attomoY-xoneral's. ruling» is . .undifiefusalortho Mayor and'Calilrt.;..0lll__ and interest .by the New Ha— h and-Willi ii Don l-dso , REMN NTs . ' ,
“ginseng”; sets 7:10p 'followed all. implications must be. in or 0mm” Council .01 thou CM.‘ olivellx‘; ,; , Mm; flmld When‘g‘i‘o . .bhygclw: “:3 ymoren:&:kz gfliNfiuNy yaluu. m 2 yards. 2 1.2
’ M ‘ ENTI L TELE 30:2"ch 2:: mm”, and filed With the Soutthkhlmzh grantmnnggn-z‘dofilgoglgagy is: valggtythzam: arrivcd there was nothing for them 12.‘1«2c,Llnon Crash .,.,,;.. .. ’3 1.2g
”KING 3 4 NE - ‘ The :1 '1 In 1' ll - ' 02pm :33“ f 000:]. 'l‘ “in 9- lm!“ am .‘céfgfilgmtm “Mn“ to do, no.0no receivingeven a. scratch' Sturdy Crash for roller; MW!“ Ml duh Will 2‘
.9. RHONE CALDS.. _ ”“0 ° "9- C “ u “ ° “ i’ - m . ”q" . W .». °* .0 . “in monument. . 25o Pillow cm for ..... ............................. 19....
r . HON. LYNN W. Wl‘uSON, Member of North Main Street: Wm:.:Wnsht;dtl;Blflht ownership or trolley lines by W Track Laid 45 3 6 tch snail
» .m WM ”HQ“? othenresentativasi, .~ ington athar-shali “m" ' 'lfl‘i’sffi WM weetmmsenmr truths were“: 251; Footy. Emu-old enfw‘filwfioofi for 12 12°
knumnm‘wdmmt' ‘1 Dear, a": L have. your: {Wt On July. 3’ IM3"*QI“HMW ”W". W‘fifly’flflsfiitmrfifiw ‘eifW «powwow. imbue soon as? ‘ Fine. sheariflzlll‘ed Perslon‘LnWlifiL ' -
3 1"‘Bmfid‘ Office, Norwalk. .‘ “0" "1 Which ”may: Win your lion 0: ”no.“ ”a: would: i [holdinh 9%”“filli’d'smPMQ PP.“ i the» mmruriwl. the line was ' 15c W cm M ‘ ’ ' a 3-40
.. ‘. _ ,rt _ 7‘ h .m, ‘ .‘ > i ' - " ~» . ~v v» . . - m--.....n..p. ................. 3
emitor'g Rcsidencp. “r. figuring;- tkllgdlatf 21311;”: “‘9, The- for mmmm ed to halggslfifcsgsetflimwmfi' 0:; “Song: cleared sufficiently to let the trains . All colors, for house dresses, rompers, etc. "
“Y. WW" R“ “ma“ ' u lexal voter desiri st: re i me heard on. Wodnoudw’ loo» isindium or'otll‘er-‘niidor ii as l? balmy; L0t “mm“ 33"“ I? 9‘“me ‘Mk ' 25° “M" “rim '°" ------- ---- ‘W‘ ‘2 “2°
,. . '. . _ m i‘ i _ ng, .‘ ester on it h i '9. .' . :1. .. . n . ‘he was 93410“qu the wreck epithet. . Immortals, “dim.“dfi
_, . ;. -; t ° P'mmhisi 0‘ & Willem nartrlgmm Ste 9313: 4nd them» eqthathtime rttompledstnweflen ”‘9 “1" traffic would not be interfered with .$5.00 Satin Bod Spread- for .. ............ . .......... i ......... 33.49.
“THE, sHUTfLE OAR. . mar make 5 applit’r'ation tor soon ith . orw lll iduc nominal nit-«hot t e out re authorized issue of 310,- until the cars wereput back on the mm mm“, and m!!!“- _
'e prediction voiced. yesterday reg :tration in writing, tics and said mathematician: and 000.000 preferred, but never succeed rails. , . “5‘: ,0 '- Red Star Cotton Diaper _____ “c m“.
t he cannot "'13 my purpose mlm‘muy “Mr"“w e‘d 1“ distributing more than “'000" With the wreckers came Division. 150 Lon-dale Cumin-infer ......... ~............ ........... 9 1-2c

OW‘ Manager 8. R. Moteois. oi Harlem
Ownership of the common has al- River. Inspector J. J. Clary. of the
‘ways been rather nebulous. but it h” Shore Line division and Supt. Broego
been the tacit. understanding that this i of the Shore Line diviSion. and they
controlling $100,000 of common weal...“ charge of clearlng up the wreck.
held by certain hostess not antaz’ . The engine and tender were out hack
on the rails and the part Of the train
in thesalo to the New York engin- that had not gone on was pulled
eeriug iirm, who-willyngt as manag- awav from the scene.
are, it is understoodhthat the price mange of «the heavy loads thene
paid for control has taken into coal was much difficulty in getting the
slderation release oi the NEW HEW“ can; back on the irons, but about mid~
from its guarantees. night everything was cleared up and
it is said that this sale was planned the roadbed put into shape to al-

 

 

Fiiied with crushed feathers and down, covered ‘with art tick.- ,

as inches wide, nor women’s wear.

 

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trunnion-tutu.

 

 

before Mr. Mellon tendered his resig. 10w trains to pass over it. in the
nation from the presidency oi fillelmeuntimc many or the. last heights
road. and that it does not necessarilyiimd been sent about the wreck and
mean that disintegration of the New'not much of a tlovup resulted.
Haven trolley system. The train was in charge of Engi-
ADD TROLLEYS ................ linear Charles Fox and Conductor J.
Ml‘, Mellon confirmed the sale in a‘ Hyde, truth of New Haven. it was 30' tomobile problem of today. it is about
nicssage received it,“ today fligfin ing at (air speed when the derall— timetnat the local anatomic; espec—
Ncw York. He said,” u; meat occurred anthio-thethooryfif ially in those cities, boroughs. and
“in our informati scent-ding. 2;: the officials that a“? ‘ ohm igneks‘towns having wmmpr maniacal;
dorson and Porter filling Ma " or the tender gave 1!; ”ignoring can to i that those, who have a rogidenoe
the Nra'AE-ngland invoflmmt and 88- down entire rollsfin‘nsgyulltn’glltlflgpm th i‘or more than a period of. thirty
curily Company, 1 uhderstand to helm-s on. ' "‘ ‘ ‘ . days'in the calendar: you. be com~
correct. low not give you details.i . . polled to take out registration on their
Am: not interested in the transaction. motor vehicles and that their operatr
Supposo» they purchased for. invent- , “UT“WIl-El m on; be compelled to apply for an open
10mm: no
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the various cities, boroughs and towns

throughout the state he will he in a
hopeless position to cope with the an

 

 

 

maul on they are trolley premium ator‘s license, and when. they become
duly licensed operators. then the sec
rotary will have jurisdiction to sus-
pend or revoke the licenses. The sec
rotary cannot suspend or revoke a li-
cease unless there be a license in ex.-
istonci. V
(Signed) "Aiisrmr mnnmes,

. Secretary.

operators and constructors. because
there was a profit in fight.
"Whotirenoheir purchases are limit-l
ed solely to the common stools or they} a” sauna mm the,» were out on. a
have gone further. and matured an ioyrride. it belug‘moflrm through the
interest in the prefgrrod. i. am “Minewspapers (m the Tingue our was
i
advised. The comngm stock Wfis‘taken ill-om the garage oi the Tingue
much more easily obthlned. innit was, summer home at Norfolk without the
smaller in amount " held by lowlpemission or the owner. and reports
parties." .. have come to thin department that. the
NEW HAVEN. July 31.~The armmhauneurs were intoxicated.
of Sanderson and Porter, named lnl “'1‘th is a case where this diaperi-
connection with the sale at certainlmem is powerless. Both channours
trolleys in Western Massachusetts, lain" not duly licensed operators of this
known in this stntc as constructors at state. ..

 

 

 

 

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Miss Mamie McConnell, at Philadel-

 

 

wmsrari mm ELEWWTED.

.WINS‘I‘ED. July 31.——Whiie painting
a pole on the boulevard at Highland
Lake, yesterday afternoon. Artuhr F.
Bond. of this place, name into contact
with a high tension electric wire and
was electrocuted.‘ He was 35 years
old and leaves a. wife.

 

The molly friends 0! Rosalie Jesse
will be delighted to hear that. she is
‘m‘ 8 WV Wren the Non
walk Hospital after her recent oper-
ation for appendicitis,

Harry Goodwin and son, Morris. of
Spring street, are enj0ying a week's
vacation which they are spending at
Griffin Corners, the Catskills.

 

Miss Laura Vaughn. or South Nor—

w...“ v.

Sentinel Want advs. will introduce
some people to each other today who

 

phlu. is spending A few d8?” WM! "5" ought to have known such other years
saves and friends in Norwaik.

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street railways. having built lines: “When an automobile accident oc-
botb in New Haven and Hartford. cars. as a general rule, the secretary's
couples, espechlly in and about Merriam“ is usually criticised because
llrllnin moat noon“ full to realize that there

l" the absence 0‘ M“ Mellon. ”Mlarovotlier authorities whose duty it leg
was in New York, no additional ini’or—ll0 880 that the automobile law is not:
ntation was obtainable hero bearing violated. So for as this accident is.
upon the sale of the Milssaxthiisetlalmmwned. it is simply another case?
trolleys as anuouncgd. it was said!“ the local authorities tailing to en«
“0'9”“ that ”‘9 term “90¢ "W“t'lforce the law. The automobilolnw 01‘.
em trolleys," might not include thei this state provided that where a pen
llurkshiro tnolioy system WHO“ is non mg a regular piano oi abode in
owned by the New ‘llsven Commllynum‘ state for a poriod of more than
Sindependent of equity rights in the thirty days in the calondul‘ mr, that
properties that “"0 ”9°“ mm It "a“ under the terms at the autombilo law
utnwd also that the Mussuchusettn of 1911. he ,5 a resident of this state.‘
Logislnhuxo recently passed an act. and must register his (ear in the auto l
authorizing the NeW’llnvon road to mobile department or the secretary‘s
merge the Berkshire trolleys that it onion; Any one operation such a. an
must bottomed duty» licensed operat-
or oi this state. i

“it“ seems no me that Mr. “none?

 

‘owns with member trolley Whom“
in Wanton: Massachusetts, out it was
him provided. that 1.310 00W?

 

 

 

“Hillier-mun ileum of the day. This hy the rugiuirars. and at the complo-l ilnnutor John L. Purcell, chairman
‘ lion oi cacti enrollment such applied. 0i‘ the commission,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

"Now. therefore. in View of what i by the maximums
have said. and the procedure provided tuition of the Gettysburg veterans
by the caucus law.
,thnt the reminds should require
applications tor party enrollment to
its written or printed.

“Very truly, yours.
“lOflN 1i. moms,
"Attorneyfleaoml."

Williams inter? it wow» that it!
MW be mm onslnnudilio and: much
Mammoth” to adjust this whole
‘ itin- at the start. which come. on
div or this week.

all Moo. mo tic-$3.500. he said.
The railroad bills will all its in soon

meeting of the commission in

 

narrow or mealtime.
it. July rimming a {iro-
"oeimuon under the which:
local itnilan society. thousands or PITOHED BALI. KiLLO OATOHIN

: a women-or Mo nonunion» 0mm Wu. Jill?! lit—~11! 0,
. last night. were miutrlclten by some of nail
summits explosions or 300 21 your: old.
. than: “that!” mass in
-mm mm Wt and
MMMHDMWW, that Monocular wusrsmtnvw-
sissy mun Mohhdrcnm or rallied. net's mm or Dr. Brown. «which Finisher was W in
. WNW-Mmormmmnndflsmnmt .e WM
”communion-flint» oi moonlit: only a m yam:
WM scans mum .
mandamus-m: m. mammals «that W int mull-

be wound up.
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said that there will.
i. Wm}. WM compllcnto matters “Qua must be amused in alphabetical he a buiunco 0! at least $3,000 hart,

W“! ‘i 9“ W and will“ H mm and tiled with the town diary. drum the $10,000 appropriation made],
nor the transom»!

i am or the opinion the expense» or the commission. The

after August 1. There will on another
two weeks. at which the business will
JV M1186 John .1. Welsh. of "Weill. allow the law to be dictated and pen
“' in

NW HAVEN. July aimiomh Pill
near here Pruet Blown, hotter was bound over to the unlit. “Emmy“, uomu‘m’ fi.m..why. we
“while “W“!!! m 1““ arm- or m W m W‘ W monument Company should on than than mum comrade
damn: 010m in I album‘s“! United enta- ccmmmmfl WW tn. W=u the on washout. me they are not. any, licenm
wu' WM. Because of the “gourmet panning countamitooin. street bridge, which) h new in. out More in this state and. thereto». ‘
m wow Ind ut- M lama course a: confirmation ”a mm W theiurisdiotion of the secret

command mm W. No. no mm, in museum ”.mm “mud. under the laws or the m
1.0. o. in. sold its mw,m mm»: m this public unite. «New rmmww at;
Whimsical» aims.“ mutant-suitin- «you in: W W m M m

‘ I . . ._ ~ ‘i m N ”#1:: f. i.;.j . . .. -, ‘ .1;

should. anal-a. certain omditum~
them/with. Mr inquiry was henna to
determine whither the company Would
he wanted in making the «new

having a. summer horns at Norloik.
Memos» a. random. or this» state. lint
do! thotpmvinionn oi‘ tiniest, the an»
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and ““1me “"mw‘al m‘”t"to it that his car was registered in ., ‘ '
{3,2 mm ” mm m “°‘ um um» and um m» cramm- «0 hunhwutmllrwsmi‘utm shortenedmm .
' island a linens. [rain ”I!!! department. 1 "w, 0" ME AT? PATTERN COUNTER
. “it the authorities in tho various
WALBIl “Olin oitlu. mm and towns or on WILLIAM P. nouns.
“I it" I‘m state will enforce the law. the new Two Stores.
» ,tur‘l oilioc will do in, work. but it 3m NW gm“. NDrwnlk. Conn.

 

 

malachite-o chum, vow mic men to operate om without a.
in; in the interest or his walling» license therefor. how is the use» /
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the bridge. Bani-mu kflmfifflw noun mm even though they no

 

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GEO. F. PENTECOST. JR.

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. . _ . . 0 in new Helen. . “W . W . .. lest bolero the train stopped The 4.2 incite: and. 45 in d ‘ '
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