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You may know a woman whoiilias a repu-
tation for making delicious cakc, biscuits,
etc. ,—-who seems to hit irright xvery time.
You may also know a woman, W110, no
matter how painstaking, can’t seem to get the
knack of suCccssful baking. :.:
,4
o.
Both use the some butterX same eggs, same ».
fiourandsng'as'
cry likely it s all in the baking)
Undoubtedly the woman with the.
Royal Baking Powder, and the Unsuccessful,
woman usesanalum belting powfier thinking
it cheaper.
Yet the dilierence 1n the cost of a whole
large cake is less than a cent.
It is economy to use
Absolutely Pure
m on i111"
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(Continued from it‘ll-st P111111.)
nine; more than one. our at the same
tune in the same place. are you?“ re-
toried the Norwulh lawyer.
Continuing. Mr.
that nothing less than a 10 minute
scheduler. could ,neceseitam douhi‘s
(theirs. lie asserted {hat the coin-
11W. . “YOU“...HQL have .to. Jay -double
tracks on East avenue for u long
distance to take advantage of those
on the? brld£9.
Judge Walsh insisted that by 1113'-
iug tracks for 1.000 feet on Vl'asli'li;r
use: pricey on new
we
Il'awe a Edible spun: einw the fileiie w§9
of south Norualk. Mr. l’underl‘ord
said it would be yeare before trailic
would justify the move '
,“Wouidnt it be good railroading to
put double tracks on that bridge, Mr.
i"underford'.’" asked Judge 111111311.
Mr. Punderford began a technical
reply. which was cut short by the
Norwalk attorney,- who insisted that
his question 15! answered by yes" q‘1,
i’nuderiord slated ~'
mic; for the flood.
‘From the standpoint of the pub-
lic, double trucks would be a good
thing." answered the railway man-
ager. s
‘ -“11 they would benefit" the publit
why wouldnt they be good railroad-
lug "’ pursued Judge Wdlsli.
3, _ Good Railroading—out»:
“They would be good railroading
b from the stand W on! com
it WENT dublotto lay
double tracks on that bridg
pussan"1'11:101111151111”""'~
“Are you thinking about ,meYosu"
,oskod inf Judge:Y s 2- '1
The tangle which followed 311 ad to
be ended by Judge Burpe e. , ,
“firming fl the
“83“.“ ilosophy 0t
aidehéio 111' ‘Iithe testimony,
"long the men who testified was
CW Williams, who for 32 iyesrs
had been a conductor on 1111‘
walk can. ‘ ' l
,' Conductor'o Philosophy. .
Among the conclusions formed by:
the conductor regarding the' ;rlding
public were; _
"‘dews crowd the cars At night
Norw
owder’u' 7' '
kuseS'
but women and children go to the
niatipees and they walk" ‘
“In rainy weather many peepls
stay home, so except during the stag-
ulsr rush hours. tramc is lighter
than in good weather." I .‘«
1
Bridge Designer Called.
Among the witnesshs calledihyithe
counsel for Norwslk use .1 I‘ ll).
(lreiner. of Baltimore, the 1111111 'ho
designed the new bridge. which 11
ed the least gém moshing
Mr. qreincr said that he had been
."‘"“"“”
2" 1‘6- a consulting engineer for 31 y?““"m‘conid11erer~bo found who would
He doclmd' that»- the bridge doubt
have been made at least to test tusr
rower it the railway tracks didlnof
have. to be laid 11110.11.qu . 1-1 l
Saving of $60,000. 1
He elsfiln'litod‘ 111111 cutting thus} 10
feet from the width 01 the bridge
lwould have permitted 11 saving oi
1860, 000. The intrdduction of U185 en
gineor's testimony caused some
flurry. The Connecticut Company‘s
counsel David S. Day, urged that
(the procedure was out. of order since
his experts had departed. but lodge
Burpee admitted the testimony.
No decision was _rendered - by
lodge Burpee. ,‘
,could not agree. At the eloso‘ hr .910 pictures Mm Herbert- Kelsey and
initiating it was said the treehol'iiers 1‘ .‘vllss Edie Shannon. noted stage col-3
had resigned and would demos toast, abrities in the principal parts. and
i _
; leunxfiusggfiop ran-«1 Pepe.)
§kkWprkhonaflile saidrttus. was the
1!? tohttond the will; of 11131158
. night and it was unanimously accept-
Iimfl SI MIGHT
3, 3311 From some District.
' A bfliizot $28 was rccehed from the
land poles coiled hr the Fourth Dis-
its-.11: and it has referred for i111 esti j
11. . l
' A bill from Tech (‘leik Herbert H.
lSesith tor $731.71. for services per—
.torniod during the year 1111.3 ordered ;
lter of changing the homes of many
jduplicate streets within. the city
éstreets.
3 The hearins on the petition of the
Conner-til. ut Company tor a ielocation
l-Of the tracks in East asenue was de- paid ’
l o emoti 11m¢m1'.,-': ._ .
iii: pen a, . on.) CO on " 11113.1; somehow?“
A. 1.. Donnell». of New Haven, a Councilman Riordan ieporied that
representative at the company. asked the bridge nnd sheet in Broad R11 er. f
for permission on the ground 0! public known as Abbott strett were in 1cr.
jsafety to plate the trolley tratks on bad condition, and he believed some .
f 1147”; peony should he spent there. 011 mo-‘
1 e else appearinz the hearing tion' of Councili’nsn Hipson, the mat-w,
asochliflsihd many 1' 11;“ :11“;qu referred to the street com-
aCouncilman Hither uttered a reso- mittee to use his own discretion. l
lution that the plan and layout b‘e Corporation Counsel Tammany
‘ spprmed and the council unanimously onin me the opinion that thebridaei
passed thercsclution continuing-theme and roadway were private ransom-l
foot centers. The bearingon tlienpnihovor having been accepted by the
ipoaed layout at Meadow street was loud or city, and that care“ should Del
‘then opened, Coldweil.--one ‘01: fie’exercised in the matter. as the city
luropem owners. wanted. ‘the assess 1.311011!!! not assume any responsibilltl'w
intents of benefits and demages read I that. would result in damage suits.
and Corporation Counsel. William F.‘ it then developed that it was pro-i
Tammany (omplied with this request ‘ posed to do only what the town select 4
Mr. Caldwell asked how theitree ltd-d Vmén had done in the past, namely“
'ers arrived at their conclusion. as one 8176 the residents some timber? which 1
party was given benefits of 51, and they could use in' making repairs to
another party gets 3‘25, When the lots the bridge. Councilman Riordan stat-
were identically the some, ed that be had <onsiderabie wood
. Freeholder E. 1.. Hoyt and street frdinflhe Cross street bridge which.
commissioner Sharon explained that W0“? 59103! the thing for ”18 M390“
in front or the C. Stoycns property street structure and he would have1
there has a stone wall. which wouldlitioarted there. and the residents
have to he moved back six feel. could make what use they desired
Mr. Caldwell was asked concerning 01' it-
1119, general heheiit- to all by Cor-hom-
tlon (‘ount-il Tammany. but the former
insisted that some people were grunt—
ed more ddiiiuges'r than others. and dld
Meadow Street Again.
Councilman Mather' thought the
Meadow street layout was lcit in an
unsatisfactory, condition. and he
not ‘0“) :1»; much land. thought the freélmlders and people
1)-
There is 'a vast difference
between making a business
of cooking, and cooking in
a business-like way With
a poor range, you can tin-
ker around the kitchen all
day and then have hardly
anything that is fit to eat
The business-like way, is
we a good range like a
out), which enables
y to get your meals
quickly. easily and success-
fully.
”1‘11de Dgptrict tor changing light 11 ires ‘ '
FOR SALE FY
HORACE R. NASH
Cor. North Main and West Streets
F. PIERCE C0.’S FINE "
PAINTS. . '.
PAINT THAT 6086 A LONG WAY
Skyhigh prices are not necessary for
high qualuy point. Our paint has the
greatest covering capacity and is more,
durable. than the more expensive.
kinds. The lady of the house that:
wants that paint of snowy whiteness
the: marks the latest style. will find
our line is right there with the goods.
M.'P. DUNNE.‘ SOUTH NORWALK, coun.
John W' Then}. said he “'88 to lone mil-1m get together before the next
2811111111110 teet'ol‘ property and be meeting. and settle the matter.
believed he was entitled to more com- Councilman Ilipsou ‘ thought
W28 38110! ”is“ l.'\eil..b.l L ‘99: freq’pmperly ”owners land" treeliolders
h! Iswuiitehixive i ‘ i should get together‘ and agree on
'5 "M" s l‘h‘e hiflected {Y “"3 the: platter of ddindges and benefits.
assessment of damages as the ever: and with this object in View the
age shard." viedfidair 6nd {Boliwfil councilman lot the subject drop, at
Freellwki“. . l" mm” 3““ though horas stalemate that the
“fluid" ire dfis'met the“ .was treaholders would resign. .111 they ielt
no objection to the layout. all wanted that they had done all they Could
“mt?“set‘or'treennlders “I” had acted1 “The "iii’yout oi'"Gregtzry‘ linolevard!
on this matter, and he said freehold 'was approved and it 15 understood
.the thirties aboutmiaii‘gle' Pai‘k will
3““ e""““‘“- i be made as laid out by the cit" engln
Morris \‘musln
talt' my; > ' 1.3}; if!) "Wm’fi
know two cart: 11M :11 r W118 lQ "9 gvmi‘giw
laid by [Jim 111%]ij 91' first clad . if“, .3 .
The : «1113 d 9 closed." 1 1‘“ film:
and sires was Tea adoptinx WAR
urnel presided and ii the.
present ' ‘ ‘3.
e" 1-.
the layout as made by the freehold
H's. . .23: 1.13.." ‘ .
Councilman Riordan. :nl filters at» "1, “1 ‘WTFN THE BALL" :
peered to be against. rim?" “of least-"i" 11181331111111 program of motion pic~
isiaciiou in t hp tut 111111. seen at Pleasant Hour
the l
«mu achievers! Changes. ; V
,. Civil Service
The Demand Foi Male Slenographers
is Constant. Prepare at
Meriill College
0" 35""! to the ear and approved by the coon ilmen. i .
lllli'lll‘llli
t '1.-
AUCTIONEER
ought not to aides. We Weekly which is giving 1
street used
should co- op ~ "Wdleldo 3““ be shown. and there
was the inflation: {cloak ‘ board oi will— he 11111115 features from diherent
estimate folir diner-11mm “ wanted Wot: the United States. There will .
the matter bel p for a Mime: fl ,- two roof drama and three othorl
On motion Councilman“ " ' reels for today For 'i‘hurs- .
the resolution wins me on the 11111111 day into Friday of this week Norwalk .
until the next r'p'gulhr meeting, an ab} 'motion picture lovers will have an
ion to he made 'meumhng to ”aft. . opportunity to see Charles Horris‘
i
l) i
the property owners "(a "gonads“? soil; me fisher the Bali. he motion .
further supported lsy other stars. it may he
’» 1,51,11,11; very safely that those who seel
C nnot Whit k. . ,
John 1 Bisflirher a: :2: VOTE this feature wilt never forget it. The}
’ ‘ 1 mi in or and'
city requisition that he be givdn title ;:;mi:us 3:11;; minim $35611] 1110-)
to White Rock {“ Horwalk Harbor, for, lien pictures is. bound to ensnare thel
the purpose of constructing 11 5°“ wall hearts of even the most lndllferent to l
“influential flows from the Europeonf ’ ‘
TELEPHONE 89.7 and 25.9- 3
‘REAL‘ _CAR HERE .,
1915" 'MODEL 1915
,. Gallon us or Telephone Aux Tues f8
REDDY 8t AYERS
Van ‘Zandt Street. . Distributors For Fairiield county
I,
JUST ARRIVED; ,.,, 1
.~ VA.
it was the opinion of Corporation
. ’Counsel Tammany that it was a midi: .
tor for the legislature to act upon.
the stranger emotions. During tbel
piehéntation of this picture there are
numerous thrills and some of thel
New Styles in
CHASE THE CHILL . »
FROM THE BREAKFAST 1100M
PE
START the Perfection Heater going five minutes stole“,
the breakfast hour' by. the time the family gets down
the Whole room is War-in and cozy
The food tastes better -- everybody fed: better
for the Whole family
F he Perfection is an ever-ready comfort ,
extra heat is needed-l-scwmproom or cellar, bedroom _qr parlor
ltsabull'
It is smokeless and odorless " ~ . . . .
At hardware and furniture stores everywhere Look for the Triangle Trade-Mark.
STANDARD ou COMPANY or new rose? '
New York
' matter was dropped.
A . , , Council
,9 ; ' The” matter 0; renaming duplicates
,l streets. and doing away with
, sconfusion, was brought up by a com-i
~71): Franklin §€1366i, from its present
‘ ,_ 7‘ terminus to the railroad station. This!
It is light - you carry it Wherever» '
It burns ‘
'kerosene -—;eas‘y to handle and inexpensivev-and costs homing when not in» '
use.
.., quested to ask an appropriation
and not the local authorities, and the most spectacular motion picture, lento
ever mpsrformed will be seen. But back
11 Indulfio: Land Recordis wot ail Ilics‘t the: story of the old man
Town Clerk Smith requested that and his lost love, whose tragic story i
someone bé splicinted to index the ends: .- ‘ ' ‘ ‘
’land records. Attorney Louis Gold 1 "That’s why ’i‘ni lonely,
-scbm'idt,i1ad done this work‘in thel No home at all, 7
"past, and the mayor again appointed, i broke her heart, pct,
ghirn. the action beingwratifled, by thef ‘ After the bail." ‘
suite, Coats, Skirts Waists
, and Underwear
A cordial invitation is extended to you to inspect thorn;
Renaming Stream, -
muchi ‘
linurridation froth Secretary Dilwort
lot «the Chamber of Commerce. and
jwas voted to lake the matter up wit
the board. or estimate. 1 ,
' Widening Eranklin street. - ,
‘ Taxpayers of the clt1, submitte
petition tor the extension and iayo,
was referred to the street summit
and engineer to report at a future.‘
meeting. and at the motion of Come .
cilman Mather; the committee was re"
This banir' s huslncss is steadily increasing. folly attesting- the
is cndm serpent of the public.
Upon the conservation and sound business judgement of the men who
direct affair-'5 is based .9“? invitation for you to make this bank your.
the bohrd oi estimate...
A petition 31h! deceived to wide
Tallmndge Piece. in the second Di
ave added a‘ system to our bu slncss whereby we can 'wlr .
you .pay for it on‘ the insist meal plan. A 'phone ciiii
n ,
wisdom men use no
prices 0 Fixtures .l‘ til , lows at 11 top: No matter who does {it}
10%;} fit": " , :l r'ic \acuurn‘ Cleaner!
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