W'Q‘l-s’r v-
‘ Lend unproven, oteverythingthnt would
odd to the growth and fame of the
pinch. Finnegun introduced the
ter said in hurt. after the tumultuous
upplnuao which granted his appear»
once had died uwzay
.“il‘oll‘ow citizens of our only city:
Nobody. could but. be touched with
thin denionutrntlon of enthusiasm, but
i do not bare. the oftrontely to tulleI
it no any demonstration to myself. but
do inhe ii an n body of loyal men to at
new city of 25, 000 people. We have
dreamed of it bigger city, and have
noon the realization of our loudest
hopes. i do not know the details oi
thin lillltlmbcr of Commerce plan. .l;‘
know thntat day or two ago i had oi
letter from John Cnvnnngh. shying he;
had given careful: study to the subject, !
and he come to tho conclusion it was;
it Wino tiling to promote and bring;
, about. So when a man or Mr. Gino-l
nugll‘ s rnroi‘ui nelntiuy said it was all!
right, he felt he could giro his support;
to it also. it it will work tor the}
growth and prosperity oi our city I!
am ready to stand, for it. -We hove'lli
p," out work before us; one calling for"
the loyal coioperation of every maul
who loves the old ioun. ' We want to1
give our energy and attention to the
Chamber of Commerce, and moire this
city one of, the best in the New Eng-
land States; make this a. place to be
recognized. and bring people here to:
assist ill the great work. (Applause).
Speaker from tstamforcl.
W. Robert Williunlnrmlwreiary oi
the Stamford Board or Trade, who rely
lowed General Frost, said he felt en-,
tlluned in coming. to Norwnlk, lulll
wished to congratulate the citizens on
securing Mr. McCoombn to promote.
the Chamber of (Commerce or Board
of Trade work, as no mm was better
qualified. “To organize at a time when
you have just consolidated is the right
thing to do. You must grow. Keep
renrllillg out to Burton, and before you
are aware of it you will bu expanding
toward Stamford. A good Chamber oi"
Coluluerce‘nnd a live road committee
can do more than any other two on
jcctu illnlukilig n town grow. Don't
neglect the opportunities before you.
have on abundance of civic pride and
wort? i‘or tllni end.
Arthur 0. Wheeler“.
Arthur (.3, \V'llculcr, ot‘ .\'orwulk, snid
if we could enthuse 175 or more mm
bore tonight, thnt would result in tho:
nut cuss oi‘ thc movement. Unity con-
quers nil thinge, and prime us in u
now future. he had lived all his lil‘c
ill Korwulk, and Ilopcll to die thcrc.’
.When wc llnvc elccicd Genet-oi l<‘roI-~t
as minor ire wmicd to nec thc (‘ ltnul
licr ol (‘otnulorco boom and ekpé’cithl
lllllill glutcr results fol tltc town.
Harvey M. Kent
Harvey M. Kent, 01' Norwulk. shill
llo always liked to do things for tho
benefit of tho iowll. null he had rcud
the bulletins which adorned tho \vnlin
nnd come to the conclusion thut he
know very little about lllc now t‘hlun/
her 01‘ Commerce, but was lll‘v
routing vilrmly convincctl that it was. at
good thing l’or oil of us and enpecinily‘
ni this time. (.iovopcrntltm is the key.
non» nt‘ sucrose, and it is for the inter-
est ol‘ ovl-ry vitlzcn to take some part
in tho growth nnd prosperity of the
liliit't! in which no lives. Every lndiJ
vi tool in rcnponhlhlo for the town in
which int llws.
Judge John J. Wallh.
Allorncy John J..\\’nlsll \vnniod to;
comzl‘utululc the men. women nlid‘
children of the town on the ndvnnt’ee
lnlulu rm-cully. This was tho lnonl'
ninnlilcnni looming ever held in The
Ntllwillliix. No ono had ever bcl’oro
wllntsnwi ouch n gothellnl:
ncnintivo mun trom nli ecrtlonn bud:
potion tollnlhw for this meeting. [ii
In lilo Ul’lililllili.‘ ul’ it new npirit. which?
line boon born in the community.
pooplo of The Norwnlku life nbonl to!
put into ctl’eci lilo prncticnu they have
niwnye boilcvcd in. if we run brim;
nbmli. unity thorn in no doubt but tllnl
we bum“: butler town than over in
which to live.
Equal Fncchiu Lclguo Buoy.
A‘i thin point. in the proceudlngk, ”in
tor the applause which followed Judku
Willnh’o remarks bud unholded. Mnyor
li‘llmegnn road the ioilowins'telegrnm:
MAYOR li‘i'NlNlliflAN.
‘liorlon iiounc. Norwulkz“
.21” men present properly;ol'gnllixcd ,
‘could uhokc Norwulh. and even reach
in tho prompt effort. by the now.
voters of Norwolll to build a bigger
and butter city the members of tho
. Norwnik Equal lv'rnnrhlse League
would extend their encouragement.
We beg to remind you of the civic
with of the women'n organization dur~
ling many years punt. and we can that
tho crouched Chmnbcr of (iommorco
undone equal citizenailip for men and
woman.
Secretary or the Nurwuik
Frfllicmlw tinnitus)!
(in mum at
mlthain it
Equal
GLARA .lilhi...
“Mixture Henry
. whatever to city ul‘fnlrn.
‘NOI‘Wlllk is being built by you mun
Hourly-pmr .
T116 l ;
ore baked
. . delicious
10c
keeps in all the nourish-
.mént—Ahut brings out the
natural swimmers of the
wheat and produces a most
sweet and fresh in the
moisture-proof package.
Always look for the famous
ln-er-seal Trade Mark.
in a way that
flavor-kept
‘ Certainly not it lawnmuking body ex
own clinician properties
. quibble or their lndividluli tunnels in
. their own way moot to the benefit of
their own private property inside that.
Who best can direct this ‘
own‘leucen.
property serving enterprise.” to what
should bu done and how that may best
be accomplished and who should pick
the treasurer and foreman on‘ the job.
ternnl to the community, any more
or individual who shouid‘bt‘lild his
house. City taxpayers should realize
this, work out their own destinies and
assume their own responsibilities.
This road leads surely to low tunes.
and moot efficient administration. Nor-
walk citizens in creating a common
CO'ODBMHVG body of thcmeelvcc. are
taking the first. step towards a more
efficient clly. Good luck to their en«
termite. ‘
WAIADO G. NQRSE.
Speaker Tabla.
At the speakers“ table were the tub.
I
m. moo-”fi- ._ m"
w»..-
Chamber oi? Commerce, was next in-
troduced all coming from Chicago.
through the instruulenlulity ot‘ the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company, which is seeking tol
promote the industrial advantages oil
the New England States. Mr. .Vic-
Coombs spoke on the organization 01'
the Chamber of Commerce. lie ho
lieved the got together idea in this
section is a good tilingmun epoch
making period. There was llc'vor ii
quarrel or sectional difference oi” no):
sort which could not but be settled,
it the two interested parties wouldE
get together. When wo got logclllurl
and find out. some oi the other fellow i
wrongs we boa ill to find out where u 'I
are going, and make plum. to better
conditions. Are you talking Norunlk
up or down? His subject, he said, was
"Cities Are Built and Men sBuiid ’l‘hum
but They Do Not Grow." A mun will
deliberately bring his inlllil.\"illit) the
community, and then ‘seiilslliy devoid
all his time to himself, giving no limo
The City of
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for your i’unlilies, and till-re isnoi. :1
city in the country that in u product
of chance. They are built by own
with red blood; they do not grow. The
great human problem ol“ iodny in to
give attention to the combo ol‘ hush]
nose.
Mr. .Veroombn then described tho
working out of tho Chnnlbcr olf (Joni
merce bullctine which adorned tlli'
\vnlln oi the big building. ,lic said ”Jill.
ltlllngrnm itom \i'. ii.
out into ll‘nirlield county nod lilo Stair
of Connecticut. Women like bliss lilll.
ui work on the sulilngc tplcl-uion, urn
doing mom for tho school-l of tho coup
lnnnlly illlul are ihe mun. it. in Ili‘l“
ussnry to how men working uneclilnh-
ly and giving" of their limo to make
this movement a snows. und ohm
“moncy to anyone the ripht lnoll to
push it. We run complete the ornnnb
notion of tho Chumbor ol‘ (lolnntcrcr ill
a work from tonight. Wu cnn hnvu
tillil members and the necessary work»
inc. capital in that thou. Arc tllorc
_ t’orty or fifty mun ill Not-unlit, he unk-
ed, who will giro lllrco liiilll‘ti o tiny
‘thrco doyo it wool; to this lnm'cmrnl‘:
.in u rcnult oi' tlul npponl about forty
._‘ turn nronc ill ilwlr heroin and oi‘i'ct'ml to
undorlhkc lllr work. Mr. Mi'Cililllill'w
then nnnoumod that n lncrilntl for tho
pilliiiih't of on. uni-aim.r would be bold
Jill-it‘ll or
quarters. No. it) Will]
morning, at ill) o'clock.
success of the affair, he said, depemlfl
ed on getting together.
The Dinner.
The dinner was served in the bit»:
dancing pavilion connected with the
street. this
The whole
Dorlon Point Hotel. Landlord John ll‘
0 Sullivnn gave personal attention to
the details, and had on eflicicui (tops
of waiters constantly on the Job ul
providing for the wunts oi the lnuitl~
tude. The menu wan-ho follows:
Clam Chowder
Pickles iludlshcs
Steamed Clams
Baked Blue Fish _
- Potatoes Corn
. Tomatoes with Lettuce Salad
Iced Watermelon Coii'cc
Cigars; and (.‘lgnreitcn.
Fulli‘ert'e orchestra provided cxccl‘
lent music, and all the popular Stilliln
printed on the slips at each pinto were
rendored by members of the orchestra
and the guests: Joined ill thr (‘llill‘lllv‘l}ii~'.
A special cur conveyed the Noz‘wnlk
delegation to and from the Point.
The committee in charge was com-
prolninent. Norwulk and
South Norwnlk mun. of which Allcllnol
J. rlliordnn won the chnlrmnn.
Telegram from Mr. Norse.
i-‘ollmvinl; is; the ll'nnsalullon of a
Norm}. oi" Mon-
irenl. Quebec.
prt‘wni:
Mil. WM. .Wt‘llilhllls,
Norwlalk. fond: .
Sillccrcly rrnrcl innblllly to dine
with Not-walk clilztulu. 'Wllui- .ura
strains: but mus to work ends, rind
water but smoothing to wot. thew
iillilli‘: Sil‘boln, null tor the uni: oi: the
owners of rcul and pornonnl property
ubultlnn on llll'l—li' :tlrcolo. Wllut are
the newcrn limit—mill the streets but
llli‘ilili-i of carrying nwuy this Home wu-
icr nml rrl‘usv. When those slrcetn.
wntcl' mlppllrn or scwcre full, who
must make good their loses. in this
common dominion ihrn nrc. utt'ecti-i, wa-
ter null nmvcrs anything more than
no nppuriclmnrc to tho prlvutl't indi-
vldunl holdings of ronl property? Or
in this common community property
olllor tllun n ionlrmcnt nrrvnnt to p"l-
vnic propurly tllc tonemcnt domain.
'l'uxpnycl'n n24 pl'opcrly ownrrn individ-
uuliy Hllt‘iltl llll‘li' own money upon
illoir own prlinlc property
illcir own llnllvltlunl l’oncon to please
timnlncivon llllll lllltl hi well. \Vli)’
at tho (bnlnbcr oi ('olnnletre llcnli- then should not till iuxpuyorn colluct-
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Ii you know as much about
Borden’s Milk
as we do you and your neighbors would insist on having
BURDEN 3
Every hour in the day. every
who will: unable to be.
within
‘ TWO KlLLED iN AUTO ACCIDENT.
day in the year every year. the
milk you get from BORDEN'S i3
watched and guarded as no Other
food product over was protected.
What ever your milk needs may
be if they are supplied by 130124
DEN’S you may know that you
are enjoying the best, both in pro-
duct and in service.
lowing:
l William McCoombe, Edward J.‘ Fillv
lnogan. W. Robert Williams, Alfred R.
“Starr, JOhn S. Seymour. James T. Hub
ibell. P. J. Leonard F. W. Collin, J'i
lEmory Stevens. Snmuel lyons, Ed-
ward J. Thomas, Lincoln H. Caewell,l
511 M. Kent, Arthur 0. Wheeler. Rus-
.5911 Front, John J Walsh.
l ' The Workers.
. Following nro those who volunteer |
El] to servo three hours on Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday. to or: Janice:
the Chmnber of Commerce: '
. Frank} Jones, 23 Walltntreet: Dr.
_ A. H. Baldwin, 83 Wall street; Freda-r.-
lck 1.. (‘handler. 45 Wall street; Frank
C. Goodyear. Iloyal James inn; Henly
F. Colcburn.” .L Wall street; Harry M
Kent, 30 Crone slroot; Samuel i.ynns,‘,
:33 Water street: A. C. Wlluclor. ‘ilf
Butler direct: Gen. Russell Frost sci
West avenue; l-lon. J. .T. Wnlull, :21:
Wall streoi; Hon. E. J. 'h‘innegun 1685
Main street; Dr. J. Milton Coburn. 55'
South Main street, South \‘orwnlkr
Christian Swurtz, 8:. Washington
.nireei, South Norunlk: Charles J. Pid
geon,140 Witter etleet, South Nor-
,wnlk; John W. ()lnlnlcd, 2.”: Senview
tnvcnue, Ensi Norwnllt; .oorgo . Allen.
Norwnlk Hotel; Iii. l). Rnndull, 25 Wu-
icr street; Cupt. Thomas Hunt, 39.
Riverside avenue; George Richmonl
till Main silent: Junior. ll‘. ll‘lxnn.l Liv
Viachlngion street. South Norwalk;
Fred W. Thompson, ‘35 Water street;
Nicholas Martin. 67 Wall- 56 South
‘Mulll street. South Norlynlk; M. J.
lllortlnu, l-loVi nirccl: ll. J. ilcinoldn.
6 Hit nd stlrci. Souih Norwnlln,
“illillrn i" lchan, 27 Main slrcet;
TJOSi-Plill liisnsln, 5:, Rnilrontl lil'i‘l‘lllrlp
‘Solllll Norwnlk: lrn ('lrrgcl'y, ill Willi,
siroci: Jostlpb Roonui‘. ii? \V'nnlllng-
ton street. south Norwnlk; F. ii. Mont?
gomcry, 'l'ollcn. cor. Water street.
South Norwalk: linrohl ltunllic. ii:
" Main ntroci: A. J. .>\ul;c\'inc, 134 \\"li.‘~'ll-‘
‘ltlgton ntrcct. South Norwnlk: JollnE
ilnnion, 4 Wall Slici‘l; l’utllck J.
iluugll 1.» those nllcot Edunrd Mid-
dlebrook. 21 Adams menue; Hmold
(lloltdewng. Wall, cor. Main street;I
Charleilflciiovern. H Connecticuinve-f
nue; Thomas S. Kclly, 3t; Wnll ntreet: ;
(lilo ilol‘lernc. 29 Wall street; Albert:
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lPohlnuit’l. to“. \V’anlllngton nil-uni. Soutlll
Norwnllr: \V'llllnln Wood. 3 “’3"
street: libnrlon l.. Hyatt, ill Smith,
street; Col. George D. Russell. Nor-l
wnlk Hotel; Henry Mntllelo, 2% Main
avenue.“ Wlnnlpnnk; Frank A. Volk.:
ill Waller street; J. B. Getcllell. 37
North nvonue; Charles D Rogers. 24
V\ nil street; William Malone. 22 Main
street; J. Emory Stevens. 14 South,
lilnin street. South ‘Norwulk; Simeon
Royal Keith, 2'77 .Vlnln nvenue. Winni-
pnuk; Fred Lockwood, 39 Wall street;
William b Kecler. 8 River ntreot; Wil-
llnm lit. (inhlll. 38 Wilton nvcnua: A.
ll. illuson, (‘roms ntreel: John Spinn.:
125 Urchlu'd ulront: Cbnrlun H. Dil»
worth. 14 Mott avenue; John ii. Jinn!
iilllil'. 6 filter etrnot; Stewart. Elliot.
1:. Grand sll‘t‘ei: Luke Conneniiy. 81
'Wnehinglon ntrect. South \orwnlk;
llelh ll. .Vlorrili, 22 Hoyt street.
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3 ST. Jilr‘lh .i’ll. Mich, Sophi wintry
illonrb, lwunty years old. and Low-
}rence lllnhemnn. aged iii. college
3 mules. rode to their lloutlln in on unlo-
Imobilo through on open draw in tho
rim; bridge here late last nig! ii. ’iilo
‘ bottle» have been recovered. t‘rwoner
l Samuel Wise has started an int/calm»
} tion boned on rumoru that would dun.
‘gcr niglmia ware not dinpluyetl n'. the
approach in the bridge.
eAConvtlpnlion conno- headache,
column. dizziness, lanxnor. heart palpia
lotion.
weaken the bowls and don’t cure.
Dunn's hegulets not gently and cure
finctipntiuh. 25 come. Ask your drux’
lit. ‘ ’
. wmorcwomv llama nounIu.
than one individual ’should tell nooih- ”
Drastic phylum; gripe. stoked, ‘
RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT.
The ORRINE
Drink Iiablt can be used with abso-
lute confidence.
one lol- whinkcy, beer or other nico-
hollc stimulants. Thournndg have auc-
ceasi‘nuy used it and have been rc'
toredto lives of sobriety and hateful-
Can be given secretly. 'Costs
only $1.00 per box. if you fail to get
results from ORRINE after
your money will be refunded. link
for free booklet
ORRINE.
11638.
SOUTH nonwnk common. .
TIONAL OHURGH sentch.
treatment for the
it dchtroye all de-
.icmbcr.
a trial.
telling all- about
Parker Phalmacy
8 North Main street
The lschodn Yacht Club is schedr
uled to ,meet tonight.
The South Norwalk Sent’ ‘ "s
present this book to its readers on the popular plan explained in the Panama Certifielltfir
» Panama
and prose;
. taken to the isthmus and are
shown the wonders of that
unknown country~ the
people. their strange
customs and more
strange costumes,
their religion and
politics. lhtll‘ pe-
culiar character-
istics; how tlzeylivc
”how certa n natives
eat lizards and hugely
enjoy them—whow they fish
and hunt; their sports and
pastimes;
shooting alligators, burning charcoal;
ALL there is to know about these qurt r
people, and MORE than has ever been
told of the great watcrwaya from the whys
and whereiores of its inception to the ins and
outs of its construction and on through it lls
completion-ln all a beautiful hum." interest
story that wid charm the reader to the last page.
IT'S A RARE
TREAT for EVERYBODY-
and
the.
This book first takes you in lhrmgh
the front door of Panama— through
g £2”, islandeu along the way
I
de-
ng ibeinaiives in picture
thence you are
marketing bananas;
printed daily in these columns.
Cut Out the
'P A N A M A
CERTIFICATE
Regular services will be held in
.v the .9 Congregational
Norwalk, next Sunday,
preaching in the morning
subject “The Trend or Thinga." ’
l The Sundayschool willl
the usual hour 12
evening the Senior Christian Endeawf
or Society. will hold its
log in Connection with which a brlel?
informal talk will be given by
Stoplcton on “Continental
'llhiu eroding service is planned so
lhnt'botll young pooplc and adults will
attend and will be the first of a new
ion lasting during,r the month or Sop-
l‘Jurlng the month the
prosonis in these talks the results of
his obeelvntloll legardlng the religious
life on the Continent and England.
The regular prover meeting of the
church will be held this ovenlng at
7:45, the pastor leading the meeting.
WWW-I-
Lincoln Council, No. 4. o. u. A. it,‘
will hold a regular weekly
meeting tonight.
Take ‘th .
Almost Free
There are no expensive preparations; no time lost; use only your leisure hour
your easy chair: and read
Canal Pictuleand‘Pl
hm
Church. South
Mr. illnpleion
from tho .
be held at;
:10 and at. 7:30 in the ,
Jermaine w
STAMlF‘ORD ‘Se
iroln London today 0
of Mine Minnie C.
of this city, who won on
her sister. their ,.
lllBlltl-l being undo. ill
Standish Sietous ‘ Tho
prominent valldul‘i a
going alwlroacl inst Marc if?”
the British Ifeloo. Club
ccnlly told of on operutio’
‘ dlcliis upon MlllsiM
afterward at a. rail of
left on the humanist,-
, Saturday. Minn #3
f log a hinge career w,
the public schdole e
noted it om the vernal.
; Haven.
«3 T
regular lllect- ‘
Mr.
Sabbath."
pastor
business
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the H lid.
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