i
it
Vt.
”Westinghouse Electrical
‘ll‘ort Wayne
. dimer Company, of Lexington.
: , : New England Construction Company.
' Innd New England, Engineering Com-
HMS iiliii
j Isny Contractors Alter Building
and Equipment Work. But
- Award Was Not Made
The bids for the building of a new
electric power station for the Third it
theE
district and full equipment for
some, were opened last evening at a
meeting of the commissioners and the
special committee held in the Mayflowl’
er Hook and Ladder rooms, on Van
lent street. No contracts were award-
ed last evening because of the neces/
lay of carefully considering each se-
parate bid. which Will take some time.
There will be another meeting called
' for the first of next week. at which
time the bids received will be fully;
' . discussed. Bids were received from
’ the following contractors. Bruce Mac-
: Beth Company. of New York city; Na-
.5 tional Meter Company; Lewis
. Company, of Philadelphia; The Engl
' nearing Construction Company, of New .
“York city; Thompson Bonny (‘om-l
Roth
puny; Foss Gas Engine Company;
Company;
Electrical Company;
Grocker Wheeler Electrical Campus , ,
‘ of New Jersey; R. D. Wood Producer
company, oiwrhihstinliio; Smith Pro
Ohio 0.
my. These bids were for the our '9-
' . meat of the proposed plant. Personal _
representatives of the above compan-
‘lea were at hand last evening at the
Wheeling Bids for the building itself
were receiVed from the Engineering
j Construction Company, of New
orig; n. J. Rio ago, or Namath;
sherry“. Girl-Failure
and
«W‘vflm Mm,” “d: 860“! Norwdlk aristocratic Tokenokeund t“ Sound;-
There were about fifty men in attend-
"nhce at tho “ineéing. every district
. rcommissioner and member of the spe-
.:cinl committee being present.
”,—
Lewis Wardellv of East avenue was
“no udiss‘ iiili society. of the East
venns Ill. E. Church, met yesterday
”afternoon and sewed.
"The force of men of the East Nor-
walk power station are busy today
so; out the tire alarm system.
w
5% Alfred Scam has painted his auto
hbile beautifully and in. a few days
he will make his appearance with it.
.-
.Ildssrs. Robert Edmonds and 'Fred
rick Brown opened their new fish
.-. do the Nether block. yester-i
‘5 a pronubie season is expected.
are twill be a meeting of the oih~
heard of the East Avenue iii. E
Who prayer meeting this
Matters or interest will come
it in recanted that every mem-
‘ .
_.—-.._—.'
drool Christian Church. was a
the Advent. Christina CO!!-
of Connecticut cavemen.
dxith the Darth!!! Ado
the Church. Tnesdaya
’{obnsom mounting the
Gaby OhmMrOfWis
hide today,~ visiting
a visitor in New York City yesterda'; -' :
land received considerable raise for ‘3“, h”- arrived in Dnrlen to “’9‘:
{were obliged to wait st the Witch "9 mm“ ”WWW" ‘°" "1' ”"
Xléllm M 1‘90?“er “th a switch iron the letter instrument
garnet V'cighrundhecsmeln‘I
» momentum. “‘
:i .. Iglrr"'< .. ,,
.,“.V. .n 1‘
ma SOUTH WALK MG Sm
tions. Rev. and Mrs. S. A. Lawsui
long. A rendingwu given by Mrs.
oilsines. n recitation by Miss Fanny
Stevens, and Mrs. Chester Wood en-
tertained with piano selections. All
of these were much appreciated. The
Epworth league was in charge of the
program.
BELLE
“ISLAND
l
The Belle Island improVement As.
sociation meets tomorrow evening. tenured by thieves a second time,
-———-——— ,Monduy night, after the glass of the
The artisans have completed the im- front door had been broken to gain
movement and renovating of the Hull entrance. Nothing except a few pen-
coitage, .nies were taken, so far as is known.
:but the burglars left a memute in
The Shuldice cottage has been rent. the form of a lurkknire on the side
ed for the remainder of the season to walk before the door. The cashier’s
Herbert A. Maine, of Newark. N. J, box was left in some disorder, and the
____._.._. ,cash drawer was open. As only i a
The work on Clarke's tennis court‘few pennies had been left in this. the
is being rapidly finished and will be burglars searched through panel‘- in
in good condition in a very few days, the cashier‘s box. The heavy plate
weather pe lug, lzlass of the right inner door had Been
“a smashed and through this the bur-
The Belle lslnflClub has purchased glare crawled. The outer door re-
a Victrola for me during such malned unlocked in this vestibule. the
true case of Broadway against Ritzu times as may present when orchestras burslarn were undoubtedly enabled to
is scheduled to be heard before Jun-(or volunteer musicians are not avail '0“ ill “hit?- The 81858 W“ 8 ll“!
tice of the Peace Joseph Unsweiler, able. ter of an inch thick. Last Wednendsl’.
in South Nag-walk. on Saturday morn-' iburglars entered the Schlichtlng m
Harry MIcLattJlnn“ of Dnnbury, has through a side wind0w, and left with
-—- .Ileased his 'smn'fi W on the south $10 taken from the cash drawer. Dur-
The Castle dance, which will be end of the island to Mr. and Mrs tea has been well combed by burglars
held at Roton Point tomorrow night is George Bouteilier of Danbury. who during the But few monthl. and the
interesting many people from this: have already moved in.
u ' 7’
Silver Lake lce.
place_ and a large attendance is an-!
ticipated. '
John Reed, the haggagemaster at a busy season, the reservations 31- We have extended our service to
the 'ilowayton railroad stations, re- ready accepted being ample to com-ifiouth Norwalk in response to may
turned last night from Brewsters N.l fortably fill the hotel from July to requests.
i
Y. where he attended the funeral of Labor Day. We do not seek trade by cutting
his mother. prices. We get and KEEP customers
. by furnishing unequaled service at n
hir price.
it is true economy to deal with us.
Especial attention to family trade.
THE SILVER LAKE lCE co.
M
Carleton Ballard. or Darlen, was a
Sunday visitor in the village.
l’mpnietor ilicloey, :of the island
View Hotel, reports the prospects of
_—-._.-.'——. w— _
Preston M. Hart Jr. who has beam
with the Standard on Company for] D ARIEN
T,WL~W
several years, has been promoted to
the Bridgeport office of the same con-
NWMV'
corn, and is now residing in that city. AND Phone 619. 22 Holt 8h. UPNW'l-
Raymond i-.iolland of Tokenoke, is OROTON "“
painting a picture in the hall of the
Rowstion Hose Company which,
when finished. will be probably the WM ‘
finest ever made in this vicinity. It George Weed was in Stamford ”I?
is a classic design, forty- live by ihlr l
teen feet, and i ill to worth three:
thousand dollars Mr llollnnd ex- .._____
pects to be engaged upon the work for ”“9“” are biting 30"" 3"
three months, " , End.
day, .
‘w
.425
“
EPH, Pack, of Stamford and of 501
Fifth avenue, New York has sold for
Dr. Samuel G Gant his line estate of
7 acres, known as “Cherry dale Man-
or;" considered one of the most been The Zeigier yacht is down! Collen-
tifu divination entlema‘ll‘s home ders Pcin’ .1. - _. ,
liter-slid inithlrr "egos ”ordltorflln - -‘ r“ for W“: i: .T’“ ”3‘“ in" “my "in
lire. W. 1 Austin. wife of the Post- carbon is the unsatisfactory one
price 865. 000. We are also informed master at No ton Heights, was s --lt'deblun't an“ in. fight
that Mr. Peck' has favorable negotis-Ifltamlbrd visitor Tuesday. amount of DOV”: it knocks and,
tions near cloeing for Dr. Gent's hand -———«~—-- . - _ i
some shore property, "The Rocks,” ‘ The Durien firemen‘s carnival com- I R the “Tb“ 3“” "“9"“. ‘
Iona of the choicest Sound fronts in mlttee in continuing its plan for the Will ”ore the “nu“? “F" ‘
Tokeneke . annual carnival which will be held in really very serious matter.
James Bates has returned trim the
Stamior.‘ Hospital. He is mining
rspld' y . .
_._..____. July,
; Al the regular monthly meeting of OUR OXYGEN
the Rowntyon Hose Company. Monday- The Bakers. 01 Chicago. yesteuluy ' PROCESS
evening one application for member took possession 0! the HOMO- house
jghip was receivgd to be acted upon on Collender‘u Point road for the see;
at the next meeting. it has ’been de- son. .
cided to participate in the annual ear- 3 .
nlval of the City of Nerwullt. on the hue. «ashlar 0‘ DP and Mrs. JOhn
evening of July 3d and steps have Godfrey. 0' Main “10% 1' 00M!“
jbeen taken to provide suitable music to 1‘9? home '1“! All attack 01 “10
for the Rowsyton department. Last measles
year the Rose Company was placed
at the hood of the second division,l
of removiogfirllon does the
work BETTER than any other
way and does the entire work in
less than an hour.
Reasonable rates.
W. A HaniOrd
I share
Mrs. Harry Straits. of New York
its appearance. , _ the summer with Charles Bowen.;.
3 their home on Main street.
Passengers On the early trolley curl
fair. which will take place at
Lane crossing while Notorious! God nuul
tray and Conductor Flewellyn removed Firs-House N° Holy 9' 10 “d 11
an obstruction from the trucks. The
obstacle proved to ho atoll-t: omd ““3 M” '1’“ “W?“ ‘ “WM“
3“sz tome, which m not” gsms with the Port Cbnfiter'tenni.6et" _
urdny. All are working to keep up « '
man Godfrey’s treasure and hung
on me mm death until 1"“ the good record which has been ul-
tnbllahIOd.
Mr. and Mrs. nohsrt Money. or
”kimono pY-t find? MU! WOO
here yesterday pulsation for ths nnl- '
mar which they spend at their home - "
on Mspsddd avenue.
,. I fi'éoy:-‘
William E. Street. one of the deler‘
sates of St. Inglis Episcopal Church . .
to the diocesan convention in Bride!- .‘
port. this week?“ was appointed s new ‘ '-
lattes on na‘ii'i'ii to tilt vacancies,
, Fred stereos returned home seller- ~
' day from the Stamford Hospital. where? I."
hehsdbeentulrenswsem antlers
also bruising on. Golden one. and,
Itoes somewhat- in th excitunont. That
QrealIturtioeoiip,o‘fviahlehtrlieyure.
amen mining, rmdled ins-s 'little
dbmlm, however.
ROWAYTOIN cine sum nan-rm
Twosu'onusoflremnnn. 1.1.“
lag-o“ “minus-10m loll. E. OI
The Schiichting grocery store was.
OVER’S .
"5 .
THURSDAY, JUNE n, 1914
Business Directory
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AUCTIONEERS. ! ELECTRICAL WORKS
WM. GUTWE. mm" m ml WWW
estate, “lamina, ..... Tel. 14652. ' '
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE
HOMER o. cmw, south Main Street,.
South Nomlk, ........ Tel. more.
.i. A. MONTGOMERY. 21 Wait st..;EXPRESBMEN, TRUCKMEN
Nomflk ....... TOL ”5'2 and ”'2 D. P. MORRELL. L009 Dldunce EX-
Presn, Rowsyton, Tel. 1181
Lighting Sycams a Specialty.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY“
JOHN WILSON’s Old Established
Agency, 24 clay or. ..... Tel. 266-4
JACOB SCHAUB, Auto and Mary, 10
Washington St, .......... TcL 761-
Vegetables. reigns. Candies
ANTHONY CARBONE, 61 Railroad
Avenue, Tel 338.
JOSEPH easy, rim or.
Tel. ....................... 1366-2
AUTO REPAIRS.
REDOV O AYERIP MOTOR CAR CO.
Ford repairs a specialty. Tel. 401.
FISH. VEGETABLES
West Ave. Fish Mid. Bum-e ordering
fish, fruit and vegetables, call 948.
FURNITURE
RAYMOND and sold, 4] Main Street,
Norwnlk, ................. Tel. 15.
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES
NORWALK AUTO SUPPLY co, 29
Wall street, Namath... Tul. 1382-2.
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GENERAL BLACKSMITHING
HERBERT RAYFUSE, Auto. Repairs,
Painting, 9 Huvlland at, Tel 3032.
. BOOTS. SHOES, REPAIRED
N'ssws nap/us saw. so Washing-
: ton «not, South Norwnik.
STERLING FURNITURE 60., 127-
129 Washington 81., ....... Tel 1%.
JEWELRY. NOVELTIES
MUSICAL lNhTRUMENT; Teyn, Etc.
The Bear, 76 WashingtOn st.
103 PRINTING
THE BORDA PRESS, 95 Washing”
Tel. ..................... 415.
JUNK DEALERS
JACOI YOURDlBKY, 25 Ely Avenue,
South Norwslk, ...... .. Tel 1364-6
r. monstrous, North iii-in street,
3 South Nomlk.
l St.
J. LIVENBTEIN, water Street.
South Nor-walk, .
M. tissues. so war, so. Norwnlk.
Crippleu about u specialty. Tel. 3424
wrwua
BUTTER. sees. cnahss
N. x. EQ§~§1HUTIIFF has “tr. 27 A. causes. 26 w. ill-thinner 3!.
South no, street, . ._ i. 472. Tel, ............... ices-2.
CIVIL ENGINEERING LAUNDRIES
OLD WELL LAUNDRY 32 anllnnd
":32: giant“)??? :33“ street, ................... Tel. 309.
. “mm-Em“ ch » MILLINERS I
a“ * AIR 1 a Miss POLHEMOS. on Washington
ARTHUR 7- "RR"- 73 W“""!l'" Street, . ................ Tel. 302.
Street, ....... ...... Tel. ISO-12.
MR8. B m. TAYLOR 60 North Main
foomnacroes, BUILDERS am... ............... .....m as
81'. JOHN A KEYOER. Utenmhont PL, ..___._.____.
souls Home!!! ..... Tel.1082. MONUMENTS
Db.—
SOUTH NORWALK MONUM ENTAL.
. sTrPIHEN UNOVARY. 25 Cliff 5m“ u so. Mule street, Tel, 904
........... Tel mes .
. Ni ' REGISTRY
MARING cousraucrion co. NLRSES
l Kuier cruising. Tel ...... 3594. DR- 3» 0. LAWREWn 3M” "I"!
1...“. Street. also ehlropodlet, ..TeL 7.8.
GENERAL c‘bN‘t‘ltAc'rORs .1; is Q .
nature‘s eusnnTo‘l-‘r, 23 Wood OSTEOPATHS
. .smctI .~.. . ,....3 131.8168. ”1 9. Ar “""WWW °"°"""‘
. I. '_ _ , , Buildinf, Noe-iota 'rci. 351
. natlmrnsssm '
E. H managing, Wm .M PAINTERS, PAPERHANGERS
Films Growl” 35 We" Tel-421 aoscxsa Picture Fi‘nmlm, ism
avenue, Tel. 1734.
I‘Olbnolnel‘illiee
DENTISTS
IDYEHB ‘
neuron cram CLEANING a eve.
Block South "Mk,
mo 00.. 51 Main, Nerwnllt, Tel. 951. -
unscented}. WIRING l PIANO LESSONS .
W! H. mums rodPovo MISSS I. IHALLOCK,” South Main
............... To 340; 965-2. Street. ........... Tel 119-19
WV WEI-LE“, 31" mlnytflfl ARCHIBALD HEREIN, 16 Buyvlew
_Strist,j... ............ Tel. 10736. Avenue ... ......... Tel 10.“
h ‘nlgllfwstcliinnn iii euphe-
, . a: has been mooted.
on a bicycle mug
town during the night, and the
‘- Iwonld decrease. Whilever
” mounted with local conditions it
‘ agow Just where to all. how . '
“Perpetual Publicity Plus Personality Produces Patronage"
. ITHOMAS C. BALCOM, Norwalk P. O.
KITCHENWARE.'CROCKERY,
m FRANK '. HOYT, KW 3mm. JACOB. A. RUDDER,1W 80"!“ MR
m..I.:....--....\.....-.Tfl mg. M- ......... room.
DRESSMAKERS. ' PHOTOGRAPHS
In "Ll-E “R‘s, KOO” Block,
" ,_ GEORGE 3 NORTH, 7. Washington
I. “WWW. ' .. some. .....I.'rolspeou0onnowu:.
CLEANSERS PICTURE SHOP. we and carbon .
Tuning
SONNENBERG HAW 00-, 1'04 Wash»
inflow Street, ............. Tel. 30.
PIANO Repairing
STEPHEN L, CLARY, 95 West st.
South Norwafk ......... Tel. 1114-5
PLATING - N ickel
s. SCAM A SON, Water ’Etnet,
South Norwslk, ..... . Tel. 342-2.
Brass
PLUMBING AND T' ‘ TNING
ROBERT O. THONIPsON, : r'rst St,
East Mum, ......... 1t. 5934.
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT, 87 A“
South Norwslk,
“ 5L,
. Tel. fit-4.
POCKET BILLIARDS, PC (7 L
KNORR'S, Ticker .Service. .ane ;-'
News, Sporting Events 17. 8. Mr...
WILLIAM B. HUBBELL,10 South;
Main Street, 5. Norwalk, Tel. 1294—3
‘REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
"m: J. a. LAWRENCE AGENCY, 15
South Main, ............ Tel 532-3.
,H. E. DANN and so», 45 Wall Street
Net-walk, Tel. 1311- 2
l
Block, Wall Street.
TAYLOR ‘ GOLDEN, South Norwaik
l Trust (:0. Building. Tel. 1230.
.WM. H. aleOTou, Room 11, Ga
sette Bldgw‘flemlk. Tel. 330
A SEWING MACHINES
MACHINE‘CO" New and Second-hand,
15 Railroad avenue, ..... Tel. 3724.
l SIGN PAINTING
HOWARD A. TILLY, 52 Water Street,
80% “walk ........ Tel 4732.
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STUDEBAKER sures
REIYNOLDS MOTOR CAR 60.. Con
motion! and West svesfi ..Tel 1120
TAILORING REPAIRING
sooner: BRO... so North Main sc,
,South Norwslk - ....... Tel 352-2.
JOHN KUWIC, Custom Tailor; 213
E. thlngton Street” ..Tel, 320.
.-
.. TIRE vuulanrzrno
ROBERT 8. GREGORY, 7 VIII Street,
Nerwnlk, ......... . . . . .Tel. 3246
UPHOLSTERERS
1K. IITGHELL, upholstery, and un-
dertaker. if was? 8L, T“, 1382~3.
- WINDOW CLEANING
so. nonwau wmnow a House
cannula, co. Box 516
woven cams;
ORIENTAL RUG WORKS, 7 Winfield
Hm! ... .. ..I.Ennt Norwalk
l Rugs
W-nll-IIII ‘l‘n
The a... a Volk
Electmlll Co.
I'l'hu dilly [lolly Equipped
ll-IOTRlICAI. IHOP
, In the Town
MO OUPPUII
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