Hollselihress
in Gingham and Pamela at
$1. 00, sizes 34 to 46 inches.
Ladles' Long KlMON‘Oa in
Flowered Crepe Cloth at
$1.00, all sizes.
May Manton Patterns.
All Patterns .........,_10o
E. ‘K. BANKS
Mohaokemo Hotel Buick “if
South Norwnlk “gs
fi'Hrlimw irri- moose
and.
his
its
tilO
\
‘ Fall Number ”of
the Pictorial
now ready at
WM.
Kodak and Stationery Stores.
6 South Main Street,
South Norwalk,
. 49 Wall Street, Norwalk.
Fashion Book ~ f
r. BEERS 5
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‘l‘o close auteur entire lot of refrig-
erators, we offer all sizes at a saving to
you offi‘from 20 to 33%. - You should
not fail to take advantage of this“ special
offering.
that are worth while.
The A. J. Collins Co.
WEATHER FORECAST. 1
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Wednesday; light to mod-
erate north to west winds. Weather
conditions: Very little rain has full-
en east of the Rocky Mountains dur-
ing the last 24 hours. A long trough
of low pressure, extending from Tex-
as‘Thortheastward to Upper Michigan.
is causing unsettled weather between
the Rocky Mountains and the Mlssis~
sippi lliv‘er. Pleasant weather pre-
vails in all districts from the Missis-
sippi ltlver eastward to the coast.
The temperature is rising slowly in
western and central districts.
WE'ATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 58; high, 74.
Partly cloudy; ,
R. E. Dibble is in New York city to-
day on business.
The railroad Company is re-planking
she tunnel'in Wall street.
Miss Vera Hanlon, of Norwalk, has
.returned from a visit in New Haven.
Patsy Lynch is assisting in Feb]-
man‘s barber shop in the absence-of
the proprietor,
Attorney John J. Walsh, of Nor-
walk, is spending the day in New
York, on business.
The Official Board of the Norwulk
'M. E. Church will hold a meeting to-
morrow evening.
Mrs. Frank C11tl1erland, of Walkill,
“New York, has been visiting Mrs.
George M. ’Roosa, of Norwalk.
John ll. Gallagher, manager of the
New York market, is ill at his home
today and friends are extending sym-
pathy.
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Concord Division. No. Sons of
Temperance, held its regular meeting
last evening and routine business was
transacted.
Mr. and Mrs. James J. 'I‘rnCoy, of
Orchard street. have been entertain-
Iing Miss Elizabeth Albcrtson, of Nor-
ristown, l’a.
Owing to the airs-once oi the rector.
Elev. h". A. Coleman, from town, tho-1'11
1will be no services at Trinity
Church. tomorrow.
'tlnmucl V. Vclsor, of Quintnrd rive-
'nuo, teller in the City National
illnnk, has returned in his duties nth-1'
a most pleasant vacutwion
NO’l'iCEi NOTicEli
if you me a subscriber to The tinn-
tlnol bring or send In the. and got
three of the most popular magazines.
Hairpin. lauhimmhlo Woman and
The Metropolitan for three months
if you are not a subscriber sand or
bring 3100 11nd The Rentinul and
munazlncn will be «out you for three
months by mail. if you prefer to have
n 11cwuboy delivnr your paper send us
libs for mngaulnes and pay the buy 121:
a week for The Sentinel. The mega.
zines deal with all the current 1111b-
jest: of vital interest and. will you“
erery member of the family,
Special
Demonstration
w‘i'Hll WEEK-
“reunion Ghooolatu.
1m and Try Before You buy.
mama Won
in memos-res mum .
m
Tennis
Tennis Tennis
If you want to see a complete line
of Tennis Goods before buying, this
is the place.
'l‘ennis Rackets from .. $1.00 to $8.00
Have you seen our line of Tennis
Balls? If not, drop in and let. us
show you.
DONNELLY'S
KODAK AND STATIONERY STORE.
16 BOUTH MAIN STREET.
IOr HP-tO-dato Service Call
FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Embalmer.
Offico and Residence
Telephone 904.
an ac. Main 81. 811. Norwalk.
Follow the Crowd”
DANCING
Pavilion
Six Pieces of Music
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" 'My Father
Dyed Before I Wa- 80111.
Smith
:. Cleanser and '
' Dyer
24 North main at,
Booth Norwuik,
Stamford, Greenwich
New York City.
III
Mowfieepppewp #3193135"
Mr.
iliugbnmton,
visiting relatives and friends in town
for two wooks, have returned to their
home.
and him. l‘ruout Johnson, of
N. Y. who have been
Wm
Two weeks from tonight. or on A1111
lust filth. tin; first of a probable aortas
of rlnmbnhus under the auspices of
llama Tribe No. 20.1. 0. ll. M., will
be held.
Mina Hazel Farrell, of Spring
street. in enjoying licr annual two
weeks’ vacation from duties in the
telephone office. where she is an op-
erator, and in visiting at Bevin .ltock.
James Benedict, whose wife was the
victim of an automobile accident at
Mill Plain on July 3, has left with
,Goorss Mayan also of Katonah, for a
trip to the Hudson Bay country. They
iwtti out in 11 month of fishing and
hunting in the wilderness. Mr. Benn
’dict has made two similar trips previ.
on. to this one. on both occasions
“with Robert .1. (hone. who is well
from in Bmchr.-limied Stan»
i
Thompkin’s Cove
BIUe Stone for Walks
and Drives
By Load, Carload or Cargo
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Porch and Lawn Furniture at prices 7
WWweeaooWesa brhd’d‘d‘d'rlrr’
68 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
O. D. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
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ROTON POINT .
Dancing Every Night and uncanny
W.A.HANFORD
GARAGE
Stanley Steam Cars
RamblerfCars.
AUTOMOBILES TO RENT
,- Assault-11 1111110111 er.
': ed lnyout of fifty feet.
3. the city. and will probably be rushed
I. through before full shall block the of”
' forts of the workers.
' laid
. of procedure to report.
LAllllllT
(Continued from First Page.)
Cuts, to force a
The work will
entail an expense oftnbout $1,000 to
Roman road pavements will be re-
in West li’aslilngton, Water,
Franklin and Henry streets, by“ the
city, and the amount will be deducted
from Contractor Joseph A. McElroy’s
money.
A city pleating for the purpose of
All Slimmer Merchandise 1n the Store atl’hehomen
quick Clean Up
“further considering the industrial pa«
gcunt will be shortly called by Mayor
Robert M. Wolfe, and all citizens
should attend.
The South Norwnlk Water (immuta-
sioners have quite an interesting bit
They have
suillclcut funds on hand to retire $8,-
000 Worth of bonds on the watel walks
and were granted full penniasion to
proceed, by the touncil.
_ NOTI
Main Street, where we sell all H
, Hand, at Lowest Prices.
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Smith and Way were present. Conn:
cilmun West was missing but appeared
shortly.
We are now located at the former Auditorium Building on North
- The meeting was culled to order Come in before you go elsewhere.
shortly after eight o’clock.
Councilmen Weed, Nash, Oliver,
M. GUT KOWSKY‘
We buy new and second-hand furniture and stoves.
CE ll!
ousehold Goods, new and second-
Tcl. 419.,
The reading of the minutes was
voted dispersed with for the time be-
lug.
Councilman Nash submitted the loin
lowing resolution. 1
Resolved, That the committee on firgeK
depmtment 01' this council be, and he
is hereby, authmlzed and empoweied
to engagi- and employ. on behalf of
the city, on additional pennanent man
for service in the fire department. A
The resolution was adopted.
C(llllitllllllm \lay asked the duties off
the new man.
Councilman Nash explained that he
will act as gent-uni utility man to do
whatever the chief diiects and to art
as driver, etc.
Councilman Nash mo1 ed that George
90 Washington St.,
SOUTH NORWALK
: PHONE 410.
l
Very Best Cream
10b, and Il Stamps free wit
\tlus lable Salt. .1 box .........
liomostit Macaroni and Spaghetti,
Atlas Starch, 3 1-2 lb. box
Atlas llorux. a pkg.
...........
m
A Andrew Davey
TEAS and
COFFEES
cry Butter lb 31c
1 any of the fol lowl n“:
{1 “kg. ...............
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W Bogardus be appointed as the ex- I
t1u permanent driver 1 The water commissioners recom-
. Councilman West 11 anted to know if mended an extension of water pipe in
like new scheme was violating prece' Cedar street from Stewart avenue to
;dent in the matter of succession from‘Valley place, 8180 Valley D1806 to C9-
‘special to regular driver. ldnr street, both piles to tie in and con-
Chief Bogardus explained that he is host with the 12-inch main at the in
.goiug ov er no one's head in taking thel tersection of Cedar stret. Valley place
‘place and Sevmour street.
The motion was unanimously adopt.| The recommendation was adopted.
ed. 1 Councilman Way thought something-
Allle Benjamin, of Elmwood avenue,’ should be done about installing a lar-
petitioned for position as supernu-I, ger main in Water street for the p11.“-
mary police officer. ‘ pose of caring for factory fires. and it
He has unanimously appointed on was voted that he petition‘the water
recommendation of Commissioner Oll-~ commissioners therefor.
ver. The water commissioners recom-
The semiannual report of the po mended that the money deposited as
contractor
Mating Construction Co
a and diuildt i
Estimates minimal on all kinds of building construction, on
ations and repair work.
123 WASHINTON STREET.
TIL. 167-12.
IOUTH NORWALK
“The Meyer Sec of the Meyer Car,
The Meyer Want to Own One”
Four and Six Cylinder Models in stock.
Catalogues or demonstrations on request.
Automobiles to rent by the hour, day or week.
OSCAR H. BANKS
GARAGE, RIVER STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
I"""I".'.vl no I I I I h o I :.:'n gl' :‘ z z : z: :' z :' :fil' if: : :‘fii"fi?.¢i‘::;:2fl£‘
Our Advice On Building
gone free to our customers, but that is no also it's worthless,
for we give it freely to insure our friends against the common
error of home-buildermnnd as an advertisement.
,
1.
sleuth:
' proposed change in layout at short re-
- case was taken.
lllCB department was read and on vote a sinking fund amounting 10 $7 500 to-
accepted. lgether with $500 additional f: om 111011
A report. from Corporation Counsel ey in the hands of the treasurer, be
Taylor that the double assessment “59d ‘0 retire 38 000 0’ water b0"d8~
amounting to $13.78 charged to xmm‘ and that the said bonds of $8,000 be
Thomas, who has sold the property, destroyed, and it was so voted.
was accepted. The council then passed the follow-
Other abatements which made a to-‘ lag resolution: '
ta] of $128.65, recommended by Tax] Whereas, the water commissmners
Collector Wiltox, were approved of this city have on deposit in their
The report of the committee on the name, as a sinking fund on behalf of
Carnegie library building was read by] the city, the sum of seventy- live bun
Clerk Cuueo It will be necessary to 'dred dollars ($7. 5001, the same being
appropriate $354 82 in orde‘ to com {surplus mails from water rents; thew.
‘1 plate the payments to the contractor fore
.. and :00 additional to pay for two lamp
Resolved, That said water commie
sioners he, and they are hereby re-
quested, directed and empoueied to
invest said sinking fund in the pur-
fixtures on the building front.
The report was voted accepted.
Light Commissioner Smith recom-l
' mended a number of changes Wihlch (hnse or redemption of bonds issued
. were duly approved.
lby this city on account of the water
Because of the absence of data in department and, upon suth purchase
connection with the Meadow streetio" redemption, to destroy such bonds
' so purchased or redeemed and the cou-
pons attached thereto.
Approved,
ROBERT ii. WOLFE.
Muyor.‘
in the matter of the psignnut Mayor
Attorney William F. Tammany stnta Robert ill. Wolfe had the letter from
ed that the property owners are prnc- the special committee to himself
ticnlly aunit against the proposed With (which was published through those
ening. icolumus recently) read by Clerk (:11-
llo submitted a protest and petition'uco, in which he was urged to call a
combined, signed by about. 30 interest- city meeting fo1 the purpose of 1111-
ed taxpayers. i pointing a conunittce to no one: at with
..l it lowrouco speaking for Mra.ti1o wruk
Ann Marin Johnson, also protested Councilman Smith moved that the
against the propontiti change most. city meeting be culled by the mayor
Meadow Street Hearing.
Clerk Cuneo rend the report of the}
board of freeholders and the dcscrip-'
tire survey accompanying.
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2; No matter «what you are going to build, you'll find us always :1: strenuously. land at an ”my date.
':' ready to advise you. Even if it'll only ll b03711 1'0" a repair 50?). :: u‘i. ~14. lionnelly. of the Connecticut; Councilman Wont said he is heartily
~,. or 11 bunch of lath or shingles, we want you to come in and see E:- Company. entered a formal protest in accord with the proponition and
:- 1111. 1:2} against the assessment. lthongbt that the fireworks should be
' 2-- fi- M. Stoukmilllm‘. MM? tidying that. ordered soon so that all that will be
' Th H h & B1 C '3: the tugririycrs of Meadow street have necessary on the day will "be the
t a" ,i' gotten but little for their money in matches.
'3 e a C 3‘ ey omp y :5; the past, said, ‘i will be in favor of Councilman Smith's motion prevnlb
:f '00?“ NORWALK- 09"” {viz whatever the council says in host." 1111].
:m-m-z-z .-:-;-:---.~.;. -. . .-.; . -. -. .;.. , ;.;.;_.,,, 1.. .4. “M32" The ”All?!” W88 declared closed and The following resolution was intro~
.1:.‘.‘..p'-.-19.-o'vlv‘a.1.-p.~r..ha Wee-virulence»o,=¢;.~'p'~..;0;.'<_'r.rlt ”a... v vy.»c...p.c “’€'+.~;l-fl¢.ofi.n:o-n:.. “19 Meadow street 798111011"! W91“. (“mild by Councuman West and wait
home. ' read by Clark Conan:
The Clenrfeit list Company, declare Whereas, the Connecticut Company
The A. J.Angevine '81 8011 C0.
Complete
Housefumishers _
134-136 Washington St, South Norwalk'
ed bankrupt on July 24th, and referred
to John W. Banks, of Bridgeport. as
referee. will hold a directors' meeting
at which time creditors may appear
Banks, it was reported by Clerk Condo
in official notice.
(mod to Counsel Taylor for insulin»
thin and attention.
The water commissioners reported
as follows:
(in hand in offloa........
‘ In hands of Maseru. . . .
$230.67
3,030.68
M ‘
331361.33
Theronortmmtod. *’
on August 11th at the office of Referee
he matter was rail
has at present We trucks located in
Railroad avenue, so-cnlled,‘in «South
Norwalh, for trolley use, which two
tracks have been for some time main-
tained by said company in said high-
way; and
Whereas, said company is desirous
of removing one of said tracks from
said highway and hereafter maintain
ing but one trolley track thereinl
therefore
Resolved, By the Mayor and Council
of the City of South Not-walk that per-
iulssion is hereby granted to said com-
unity to remove one. of is sold trucks
from 111111 111mm and to hereafter _
maintain but one trolley track therein;
upon condition. however, that by His.
acceptance of the permission herehyy
granted and the removal clone of ltd
tracks from said highway said on
puny shall be "deemed to have aban:
doned, and shall tlieieby abandon an
relinquish all rights in and to sail
highway except the right to main
one line of trolley track therein, hihj
line shall be located as may be” diree
ed by the city engineer, and 'shall not;
be nearer than fourteen (14) feet;
the easterly line of said highway, on
shall run parallel therewith.
Approved
ROBERT M. WOLFE,
Mayor.
Adopted.
A petition for an officer for day and
night at the cm nor of Day and Ray
mend streets and in that vicinity w
referred to the committee on police.
it was moved that the report of
committee of freeholders on Meado
street layout be accepted and adopted
and this was passed by an unanimo
iote, after which the following resol
tion clinched matters:
Resolved, That the report of ‘th
committee on freebolders, appoint ‘
by this council on the - day 01M
1913, to layout, widen, enlarge an
grade Meadow street. in this city, fro"
Woodward avenue to the city lime '
an estimate and appraisal of bone ,
or damages, as the case may be.
suiting or accruing to any person o
persons for the taking of land for pil.‘
lic use as aforesaid, or from such is
out, widening, enlarging and gradi
be. 1111 dthe some is hereby, scoop
.1111d adopted; and
l Resolved, Further, That the decor .
tlve survey of said street and gm
as embodied in the report of said 00
mitten, be, and the same is hereby.
copied, adopted and determined it
as the descriptive survey and gr
of said street; and ‘ . ‘
Resolved. Further, That the alt
clerk be, and be is hereby, refines ,
and directed to cause a notice, coutai
ing the 11111111111 of the persons assessed
benefits or damages, and the 1111101111
of their respective assessments, to'b
published not less than twice in
newspaper published in this city; on
Resolver], Further, That the alumni
of damages appraised as More
shown in mild report, be paid from
city treasury to the persons to wit ”
they are appraised. or their autho
agents. within sixty days hereafter ,
and the city clerk is hereby rodeo. '
and authorized to draw and delivers
orders therefor.
'I‘pprmed.
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ROBERT Mill/Ohm ,
Adopted.
Roman Rood Mutton.
Councilman West brought up:
matter of the neglect. of” (ion ‘_
Mommy to continue with this at .,
resurfacing West Whilliitifltfh
Franklin and Henry streetirli
the work should be done now if .
" the hot weather, and it was voted“ .
the city proceed with the o ‘
ducting the cost from the can
balance.
The bills were read and
new. , . .
mama.
Norwalk Chronicler