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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 14, 1914 · page 4

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1: Winfield street.

.1 Tipster vacation with rel-lives and
wfriends lu Wes“ u.

‘3 This Work is progressing nicely. li‘ach T
2 as ‘liblds about any cubic yards or
3 concrete,

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, (imp l". Hearse, of Ilnrieu, was a
«visitor in idsst'miorwsik this morning
on‘bualnees.

lug work in the house of 111.11. Han

and soon the pleint for oil on the
strewn willie heurd.

host “Earle." of Oyster Bay, L I. Is
”visiting his folio: In Cottage street

Jilly afternoon with Mrs. G F Smith,
of Rowen street.

1 1 The thermometer was down to twen-
tyeli-vethie morning and during the
- night the surface of the mill pond
ééwas frozen over.

2, . nut street. Dsnoury. is spending twu
1_ weeks with Miss 1:0Mhy Crosby. of
East Norwalk.

turn. 11. Brown, of Winneld street.
”1mm Moods in plow item“

not momentum“ the- anili-
ry hell at the armory lost night.

Mrs; Henry Carr. of ‘ll‘orl street. is
pending the weokwlth her purouta
Wilton.

John ennui has a. permit for plums

old. in no: Norwslk.

a...“

It is milling dusty on the Illustfiide
Cherie Decker. captain of the oyster

2'l‘he Women’s Auxiiiery of Christ
Episcopal Church will meet on Thursi

Miss Lillian Olmstead. of 100 Chest-

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A model elem-Addie v. 2nd is in,
2 the hands (If the may building the
“ host and is Mimrting quite a little

attention locally.

Randolph and .wlson Brown of
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transferring of monoyn2111"
by telegraph is old This * i-
feature has been so im-
proved and the roles for?
this service so reduced
it needs a new name,

MONEYGRAMS

Foil lnformaiion gladly given at any
Western Union Telegraph Office.

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The in keeping with the company’s policy
elsewhere.” ‘

run. too. of nourteen points.

score by frames is as follows:

1D", 90. Smith, 35. *How do the above statements hor-
13—1 ‘ 1 lllonlze'.’ Manager, Campbell contin-
-37——-l 2 nos ' "I have noticed that on serersl
4i 3 occasions the people of the lust Side
50 8«l have been urged not to ”give up or sell
69 ‘ 14.4 the Electric Lighting franchise which
67 20.1 was acquired by thelfiro District s
74—~1 29—1 low years ago. The inference seem.
‘82 36 ed to be that we desire to buy theirl
87 46 franchise. iln order to settle this
i 90 '51 point. let me state that we do not.

, .4--. .--. Moreover it is doubtful whether front

’I‘he efficiency-of Sentinel advertise chine could be sold without special
mouts m again been demonstrated. authority from‘tlle Legislature. There
Yesterday morning Richie "H0”. or are many able attorneys in the. Nor‘
rl'infner's store, hound two one dollar walks who will correct me if I mistake
bills wrapped in 11. piece of wall puller- iu the statement that while the Third
They were lying on the temporary District could sell its plant and eqqu
Washington street bridge, Where the most if It so desired it is not necessary
owner had lost them. lie inserted a to port with the franchise at the some

 

 

mas Lillian races, or Hendricks

lavenue. East 81..-. is entertaining her
niece, Miles Florence Jones. of Cos
”Cob, for the Enter vacation.

Two of the 11‘ "‘1 ribs on the bridge
work have slums, been concret

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The Choir of the Christ Episcopal
Church will hold Its weekly rehearsal
on Thursday of this week instead of
on Friday. with Miss Natalie Wheel

” er. of Myrtle avenue.

Mrs. Clarence . .‘Inch and two chil
drem‘cfd’tsitt avenue, and Mrs. Allr co
Nickerlon. of EdJe svenue. are in
Bridgeport today visiting their sister,
Mrs. John L. \'.. sing

East "0le firemen and their
friends attended file Putnam 1.Hose
Company fair last night in Red Men's
Hall. South Normtik, but more will
"attend on Flrsmen's Night, Thursday.

Two young lads named Moffett and“

Morita. of libel Norwolk, have the
spring fever and hove. gone out to
see the world. The boy: will proba-

“found” adv. in The Sentinel Yoster time."

day afternoon. shortly alter the dipper Note the above. Mr. Campbell quell
sts cut. Richie had three cells One tions the legal right of the District to.
let these was a call in person. a little sell the franchise and then declares
lgfirl the dauxhter ofa poorend needy that there are msny good attorneys
i amily, ihe belietes,:11ihmh she did in the Norwslhs that will correct him
{not give her name. She told how the if he is wrong in steti 13 met the DI:
pulley was folded and all about the triCt may 50“ "5 limit and sediment
niece ol' paperl- Richie's honesty was and retain his franchise.
[wounded by the thankfulness the these good attorneys will sustain hlnr
little girl smiled upon him as he no» in his attitude that the franchise is;
llull-nod her property, refluxing any m not marketable. i would like to in-
ward and gallantly telling the mug quire flom Manager Campbell whet
roles he was happy to return her-prop percentage of the’ purchase or loose
:erty Richie -m'3 “mm. nothing price was paid for the franchise of the
like a. Sentinel adv for ”sum" company of which he is manager. we; '
i ‘it so great that his Company is not
1 There will beno one more missed by desirous of acquiring another mu
‘tlle children of the Fitch street school chlae and consequently. as nugget-ted
land all the old residents of East Nor by its Manager. that East Norwalk.
[walk than the late Whine W. Ad- sell Its plant and equipment, and lei
am the beloved janitor of that this its franchise? Wbui assurance!
school It may lie-sold of Mr Adams would We have that East Norwnik!
lthst his life was blameless. and it is would not have n herd and possibly a:
idoubti‘ul if he had an enemy in the futile fight against private interests
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more to retain its Muchise. and con-
! Willie ““30“ "‘9 ““9 “"30 1’" sequently would not be able to I'd-err l
Per MY. has been cmflls mid me in the business of electric light-l
With “him the Tflrmt Fill) P” h the “g and We, ‘t .ny “ma in “1”

 

Not thorn 11~

in the next or some subsequent begin ..

country. or rather o. miniature'nodel
of the one recently completed in '80s-
ion by O'Brien, the munch of lihe
fishing fleet. This is on, form of o.

_‘bly seomoughol‘ file-world and then‘
2 .return.

‘ hue Wis! church will entertain

:‘IllOl'fllll.

watchful), with a medal stashed, sud
.is‘distndbuhed by him to his retell cull-
!tomers. This one come through Rich
and J. Cutblil, the largest dooierin this
. vicinity. lienesth the pier is the nod-
oi of a fish in the water and 110m

,1 Willlie, who has ideas of this 017p, new
mu" Illumnuu evening. Tm will he would rather be in the water look-

:13;me be“ and “probably ”from” log out, if he was a fish, than out of
WW it looking in:

The Junior loans of the East Ave-

 

 

 

The directors of the East Norwslk
REPLY To MANAGER CAMPBELL.
mnrovonrent Association will hold 9. Editor 01. Sentinel:

msotiml. tomorrow afternoon. with - »
, 1:11.13 Bil TI prion. of Edlie are I was very much interested in the
“0.2 “a will be on in I lit nos communication of Genorul Mon-nor

“tins eve member I
gal.” if requested day in reference to the policy of the

__ U.EL&W..'Cohirogsrdtoitshusi-
m Marts, aftho swam 0y, nose operations in East Norwslk
tor: com -myeung m u“, am i Manager Campbell writes: "In order
pent My, Sunday "a ymy to make our position so clear thet
mm. “3111“,”, In Rowan street. ‘thero can he no room for misunder-
Dollie My concrete boss on msiauding, I would like this opportun-

 

York, returned to his am this It can be summed up very simply. We
”n W; manhunt and propose to give courteous treatment
friends «one pm“ to note his re- am! good service at fair nice sad to
cover-y be progressive. This is the policy that.
2 we have pursued In all the places
_ The directors of the Dust Norwelk' 'Whero we are doing business and there
from Association will meet will he no difference in our policy
up an. an“, Ill. “WWII. of whether the 111st Side pilot is contin-
nulls gym a 3 pom]; .Wo‘dneo- and or discontinued. We shell pur-
‘ moon. more notice 1.1.. given we the above policy «in " 1

previously. hm through on unvoidoble New, following this limitation. Mr.

 

 

 

 

nu ma.- spam no ”my to or not Nor-wells should continue to
presume full as there is much In» warm I» Municipal 2PM“: we «in is.
2 t W to mg“ up. sure them that” they will meet sour.

2 competition humus. Anomntforot
W has, retell Ill. found William tact we here been more native 21h

Campbell In your Issue of last Smr-lhave been in competition there for
over two years and have not done this ~-

bridge who has been ill in {New ity to state just what our position In:

error true coating: failed to publish Campbell dools‘res. that “it the people"
" or cities of the some sire and popula-

future; whether one your hence or“

twenty as Manager Campbell stems. 1 1

Manager Campbell states the tint.

his company her I machine of ItsI

own and Is doingubpuineooppder it Isl
But Nowell: end has need for;

the Third District franchise Do we. .

infer that. Monster compile“! colu-
pnny would buy the pleat end equip-l
meet from low Norwalk? line "not:

Mr Campbell‘s Company a. plant sud .
equipment for doing business in itself 2

Not-walk as well so a franchise? ‘ 3

Manager Campbell continues: "11
have seen the statement that in the
event of competition we would make:
special rate in East Norwalk whirlr

we would later raise. This in a 1111} ~

taken idea In the first piece. we.

although the past two years would
have been the very time to use a cut
rate if we were going to follow such
s pldn. "

We tulle it than, Mr Manner. tho..
the rates will remain the some not-
withstanding your declaration wit the.
East Side Munlclpnl il’lsnt' wiil‘l‘ueot
active competition from your Como
puny. You declare. Mr. Campbell that

your Company is I semi-public busi-
ness which is largely run according to
rules and regulations laid down by the
Public Utilities Commission. =Kiudlx1
Inform 1111 of the burdens‘lmpoud by
this commission on your oohlpeay.
since? ”you have mourned it; 11.11 h
succeeded In securing no for them
pie or our city It a cost salon so ”on:

ties were their Jul-indistinct
out me call your Mention. 1111'.
Mpboll. to the Midwest of (loll

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- Enough "of doubt’s

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~ sting.

\ . Enough of ceaseless questioning;

With sudden flash of certitudc

f ’ ’1 Legme affiml a... life is good.

Enoughgfof 1 dull, denying grief.

1 2 ‘rAnd snowstorm“: not belief;

* " When all the cries of earth are

1 hard.
Let Love be given the closing ‘
word 1

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Let pride be tered into clay.
That higher. Will, may work its
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With d(inching vision of
7 True.
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Led by the Godhoodtllat is ‘tom‘
To stilling was. risen no...

or peeks‘of sunrise let in”: greet

5-, The wondrous passing of His

feet.

TArthlu' L. Salmon.

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relisNDSlllP.

Wyn. a deer balm.

Whooeoomingisulightand
musical:

’Mid We, and gloom:—-a

star
Which times not 'mi'd the 111va
ing heavens alone;
beloved light:
A solitude a refuge, a delight.
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torio the cost of necessities. If your
coupon: is purohsunnieleoirio our»
root from another corporation for the
purpose of selling it. does it not or:
copy the position of the middleman?
and consequently s. municipal plant
has no fear. of such competition.

Thepeopie of East Norwslk fully
realize the villus of their electric "sin
and shwer‘frsnchise end they fully .

l am sure that they will nurse and
cultivate it is its inlsncy. and when
the age of maturity comes‘they will 1
enpoy its fruits in tile form of divi-
(lends ,llloluewhsir similar to those now
enjoyed by the people of South Nor.
walk and also similar to these that
the stockholders of monopol- ('nmp
hell's Company hope to enjoy. .

,2 CHARLES H. WILSON.

Good‘tennnto erekto be had—Jeri
the advertising. ‘

TIRES—-

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“LE T111113, “runes, OILS.
tun-uses, SPARK PLUGS and
uihcr AUTO ACCESSORIES and
5131112111125 lrluke ENJOYABLE
AlT'I‘OIN‘G, 80.118“! your needs
surmlied by Ibis establishment,
which has and sustains an em
viable repumiion for selling
only monomer. QUALITY
at cross. rulers.

Quality considcl‘td. our prices .
cannot be honored here or onto!
tow11-cnd. beer in mind, we're
ALWAYS HER-Id to make cqul~
mine.» adjustments,

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Cleansmg
Pressmg

We are now in a position to
2‘ give to the public complete set-

3 infection in‘ oil cleansing and
pressing.

We will absolutely remOVe the
shine from serges‘ or any hard ‘
cloth. ' I

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Should your eyes have been giving
you trouble or your glasses noed'
adjusting, feel at liberty to consult

‘ WILLIAM J. MOORE
OP'ficlAN.
1 Room ii, Keel-r aumiln.

No. 156 Wofilllnoto'n 8
Opposite Hoyt'l *heetro.
Mooney. Weds and Friday
Evenings. O: o to 9.

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