oi
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der worse returnei to their homes in
south Norw all; yesterday after an en-l
51°.“ speed to chaise to ,
stret," Knapp street. Rowa‘ytififi§rs
"1 , LiliAi‘W
E'henyouhearthel‘ii's Alana at
'1! n A 3 PEG IAL, ., .
4
RLIN
‘ ' lid“. - ( ioyable two dars’ mp to New York. . Fresh arrival of Fancy New Cabbage, Large Pineapples nue and Mel lay street Romy. on
. "i‘ia . “9"“- ' . , -~ . l for canning and Bermuda Onions. While thcyiast at these (hearing held next coach meeting)
Whoa smoking ruins marinas alto. Chief“ P011043 William 11- Pennins-i prices. Flatt avenue, East avenue (hearing;
.. "pi. ., gm . ton. today, is culturing a vacation from; Cabbage . ‘ _ - - 2¢ 'lb held next council meeting).,and Cove L """
fi bum mm you. “ you ma. hls police du‘les. Detect‘ve Sergmt‘l l . 0 Al O I I A I I I l I o o A I o IIIIIII 1 I 1 I IIIIIIIII a .aw Third sfmm . holders re. TRUE
, E u ’0! [film 1 would be freed. Thomas Leatherland is acting chief. ‘1 Bermuda Onions . . . . . . . . - . . '.' .................. u qt. pt)!“ were melv‘ed on Main street To ITS NAME' .
: ) microbes): the thing you need. l Fancy Large Pines? . . . .. . . . . . . . ............. .W doz. and Cove pvenue. t'i'hey were accept- "
2'13. 3 , "n. . w.mln‘. . Butler Lodge, 1. O. O. F.. will con-: - ed The petitions were referred to
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fer the initiation degree tonight on‘ FANQYCL NATIVE STRAWBERRIES
two candidates. All members and}
brothers are requested to be present.!
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‘ Charges prefsitied against George
W. Raymond one of the members of
.. Dining Room Table so: '
i7. Ta’ylorS. Golden ll
East India Tea Co
....... " ..... ..e"°" ". 2...... SPECIAL
. H 9 _ . ., _ . , . me no on n
1.1”“... 1 reported to the police, last night,that1 ' 5 Ft Extmon Oak D R
_ 230 his store Inga been broken into 0111 l T¢1el>h0n¢ 371. Free Delivery. 12;.Washmgfon Street. 332823? :d:l::£rfi;w 51:23:: Pedestal. claw or plain 00;“: feet Tablemhearsy muslin
, . . - omal , reg at 12 va ue.
cer John F. Flynn and John H. Smithl
investigated, but found no trace ofl
thieves.
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MR lllEllllE nits
AB0lll CHARITIESi
(Continued From First Page.)
report of the investigating committee.
W19“ sthe 533‘ year of the new City 0‘ submitted last night. Overchargss, alv
l-Ncmalk’ beginning 0305” Tm. 1913: so, were made, according to the com-
“4 ending October 8th 1914- “0111 mittee’s repert. The report of thei
liaiious sources cash receipts were committee foliowsg
taken in to the extent of $467,859.50. To the Honorable Mayor and City
lsfiisbur ements amounted to 3444; Council of the City of Norwalk:
956. 98, leaving a balance on hand on Gentlemen,—
lOctober Sill 1914, of 322,912. 54. The unconfined who were up-
i In all the, departments of the city pointed a committee to investigate,
$591249-‘84 was granted by the Board certain matters in connection with
of Estimate, $458, 055. 09 of this had the Board of Charities, respectfully
b1 en used, leaving a balance in the report:
ldPDartments of $36,262.” Th? only That the charge made that one of:
department to overdraw was the ad- the commissioners was using his posl-l
ministration, which has a deficit 0' tion to turn an undue share of the
iompany, to ielocate wire poles on.$6'° 567 79 The debt of the City .Of town orders over' to one store, has
Fifth avenue and Gregory Boulev’ard, ’N‘orralk according to the report, is been fully sustained The commit
1 comprehenshe and interesting re .3 '0 8..000 09 sioner frankly admitted that the store
port of City Treasurer Wilfred Bod The sinking fund of the city totaled in question was entitled to trade ml
“9” was submitted, and a number 01,lSlT7.73719. return for his servihes on the Board
petitions received concerning the acl The complete statement of the city of Charities l
ceptnnce and laying m" of “we” idepartments appropriations and ex- There were several overcharges on‘
I lpcndltures, duriit" the year covered the cost of goods supplied to the town,
t‘ ity Treasurer Bodwcli's report cov- [by the report. follows: farm. “The commissioner also direct-i
" ed that the surplus potatoes raised on
Special..................... .................... $6.95-
FREE DELIVERY on FREE XSTORAGE.
MS $9.95
5183131295
$20 L $14.95
$25 E $19.95
. 5 .
ll ; -
Baby ages and Go Carts
. / . ,
A complete stock now being shown in all the latest designs
and colors.
Charles Pickering. of Orchard street,
is qualifying as rat catcher. This'
morning he was coming down \‘orth
Main stieet, when he esp ‘ .3 big ro
dent on the sidewalk. i-Ie‘ ave chase,
and near the trolley switch in South
Main street ”overtook and dispatched
l the animal.
Bill NEWS
'MW
Frank Scully, of Perry av,enue has
taken a position in the Locomobile
factory, in Bridgeport.
otter-charging, and was in league with
nher giocers in the (ity to raise
prices of goods furnished the city’s
poor.
H. Joel Lowndes has taken a posi-
tion with Tucker, Anthony & Com-1 JUDGE RESERVES DECIS|0NS-
pany, a bond house of New York. | ‘
———-«—-— ETwo Cases Heard by Judge Scott in
For members of the Knob club the City Hall Yestérday.
96cm] shore dinner Saturday & Sun The session of the Common Pleas
«my, 751. Reg. shore dinner :1. 50 15 9 1 Court. Judge Howmd B Scott of
—-——-—-——- Ellanbury, p1esiding, continued in the
The meetingiof the directors of the City Hall today. . The case of Mary
Norwalk Hospital Association was Ktllllllal vs. Andrew Bakos ocrupi
_ not held last night on account of there the attention of the court up unZi
being no quorum. lthe noon adjournment. Attorneys
:Keogh & Cnndce represented the de-
'7‘, i i
In the Sherman Council membership fendant and Attorneys Llnxweiler &
m...—
Permission was granted by Ithe‘
council, last night. to the Connecticut'
. s
.H
Baby Carriage l
m. Served in main dining room,
At the meeting of the Uncas Tribe.
_lNo. 26, I. O. R. M., last evening. the
adoption. degree was worked on n classl
of candidates. A communication was
received fiom the grand sachem re-
garding the observance of Flag Day
by the local lodge. The American
flag will be displayed by the local
renters or».
Justice William A, (iriflin, Jr., to-
day rend‘ered judgment in favor of
the plaintllfs in the case of Raymond _
Brothers versus William H. Fisher, of
Fairfleld avenue. The suit is the re-
unit (if rent alleged to be unpaid. At-
torney John J. Cuneo, representing
Mr Fisher, said this morning he v1 ould
appeal the decision to the Common
Pleas court. Attorneys Linxweiler 8:
Hegemaia represent Raymond Broth-
ers.
W
ROGERS SILVERWARE.
Save your tickets given with
Ice soda and cigars.
Stillson-Powell Carporation
82 Washington Street.
PRESCRIPTION oauocisr.
, Kodaks. Cameras, Films, Plates. -
. . Paper. etc. '
souri-i NORWALK._OONN.
Statement 0
Digestive
Disorders
the best corrective for disordered
conditions of the stomach, liver,
kidneys or bowels is now known to be
beecam'sl
Pills
and the right time to take this fa-
mous family remedy is at the first
sign of coming trouble.’ Beecham’s
Pills have so'immediats an effect
for good, by cleansing the system
and purifying the blood, that you
will know aftér a few doses they
Are the
Remedial
Resort
Lino-Q Sale of Any Mdioino' Ill tho World.
Sold everywhere In holes, 104:, 250.
Net profit to city in purchase of i
town bonds. $932. 40; also the city wit
the rate oi 4.40 per cent. per Year.
The council voted .10 tnble the re-
port until coples were in the hands of
all the councilmen ‘that it might be
studied before acceptance. Treasurer
Bodeell «expressed himself ready at
all‘times to explain the report to
those. seeking information concerning
it.
The council granted permission to
the Connecticut Company to relocate
poles on Gregory Boulevard. At the
present time in this section there are
about 89 poles. These are used by the
Connecticut Company, United Elec-
tric Light and Water Company, the
S. N. E. T. Company and the East
Norwalk Municipal Plant. According
to a 'statement made last night by En-
gineer Gould, of thb Connecticut Com-
pany, it was dangerous for linemen to
climb the poles because of the condi-
Take This
N 0
either case their safety is
they will be secure again
you will be free from the
'r
Your papers may represent $5oo or $5000
This small amount will secure a box' in our vault Here
of such prdtectioh is the: morass trifle.
nannies ~— , ii... * '
tion the wires are in now. Permis-
lslon was granted by the passage of
In. resolution which gave the third dis-
trict the privilege of having, their fire
alarm and electric light wires on
these poles free of alle'xpense. 1
A petition was presented for the ac-
ceptanCe of Norman, Wallace, Marion
,lllliott and River streets, on Marvin
iBeach Tract.- This was rater-red to
the street commissioner and commit-
tee. Some time ago the same com-
mittee investigated concerning the ac-
ceptance of these streets and report-
Precaubon
W i
In
surely worth $4 per year.
' ‘1.
.of them were not the. standard forty
feet in width. Henry R. Minor, civil
' engineer; John Keogh and Charles L.
st loss by fire oi' theft, “and.
worry of their care. . Rent
1' j-dbuii’cil therein!» inc:- inaction
tract less. than forty. feet. .tbo mo.
jorlty being 60 feet.,.Tl1e committee
will ro-lnvestlzate.
Levy Podel‘ofsliy. of blast Washing.
. ton strosti again communicators the
«chairman o ditchmuu
‘ McGovern. property.‘ WROTE, ii!” 999; .
titular“
sec
fart
if"
f City Dept.
. The statemr nt of the city's debt in full followed
4 percent. bonds, city, dated Janua'y l, 1888, due Jan. 1. 1921. .8100, 000. 00
, Ill/o psi cent. bonds. city. dated Oct. 1,1898. due Oct. 1. 1918.. 300, 000. 00
YieldWhen 4 per cent. bonds. dated April 1. 1909, due April 1. 1939 ...... ' 220,000.00
. 41/. per cent. bridge bonds, dated June 1, 1912. due June 1. i942 250,000.00
the right help is sought at the right 4“ per ‘cent bridge bonds. dated Jan 15. 19i4. due Jan. 15 1954 100,000.00
time. Indigestion is a torment. 4% per cent. school bonds, dated July] 1914. due July 1.1944” 100,000.00
Biliousncss canseasuflering. Either Town Deposit and School Fund ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... 8,077.09
is likely to lead to worse and weak- 1.... _
suing sickness. The right help, Total ......................... . k......$l.078,00009
per cent. bridge bonds and 3 1-2
receive interest on these bonds at
has been. investigated several times,
and Street Committeeman M..J. Rior-
don said lushjnight the reason the
ditch was not'opened was because
Mr. Podelefsky’s land is lower than
liightlde lev.el and should the ditch
be opened the tide would now back
into Mr. Podelefsky' s land and prob-
ably seriously injure it by flooding. It
could not be: connected because the
sewer was considerably higher than
the ditch, 11nd,,even should it be com-
nected there. was the danger of wa-
ter hacking into the property of resi-
dents on Fort street. .Mr. Podelsfsky
and asks for some relief. The matter
was referred to the street commission-
ing of the council.
month's vacation with We weeks’ pay
to AssistantCity 1. Clerk Stephen Do-
kus. Mr. Dokus. during the first of
July, will visit the Panama ‘Exposi.
tion' at San Francisco.
Two communications, regarding the
abatement of taxes and assessments.
received from Corporation Counsel
William F. Tammany. The corpora—
tion counsel recommended that the as-
easement on the Keeler building on
Washington streét be lowered from
$30. 000 to $24,000,11nd on the Tarlov
building, on this street, from $15 000
to $10, 000. He récdmmendep also.
base of. disclosed etoehaurhbulld-
lug during a are several years ago.
Permission was granted Albert Haf-
rib": for the location of !_ .gasollns
bump; on Randi: street.
:f‘l)‘
".r- '8);
Mat-n ..
is not satisfied with this explanation
er, street committee and corporation
counsel- for a written report to be
submitted at the next regular meet-
the lowering of‘ the assessment ot-I
U("rifts-sir Norr‘
The. courtly. in due from M £34“me an. lmi
nitrous
igatlng committee was originally sub-
mitted it read that no orders be given
on grocery stores where
were sold. Mayor Francis 1. Burncll
and Conpcllman JohmD. Milne want-
ed to know why the distinction was
made, as this would affect two prom-
inrnl grocery stores ini'r'tba city. The
committee said they suspected that
some orders given for groceries were
being used to purchase liquor. This
section of the ordinance, however.
was stricken out, it is’lalmed that
the submitting “b1 itemized hills,
which was nevsrdone before. will do
busy with the purchasing of liquor
by the poor.
The ordinance follows
last night:
Section 1. Orders issued by the
Board of Charities for supplies for
the prior of the city, who are cared
for outside of the Namarake Home,
equally as possible among the mer-
city. No bill for any goods supplied
under {any order" shall be paid unless
itemized and accompanied by the or-
der.
Section 2. The Superintendent of
said Naramake Home. being the
home maintained for the poor of the.
City. shall, on or before the 20th day
ioi! each month. prepare a requisition
for such supplies as will be required
to maintain said home for the follow-
‘ ins calendar month. and a copy of
The council, inst night, voted 11
said requisition shall be delivered to
siich wholesale and retail merchants
of the city as'shall apply to the
Board of Charities therefore, and on
or before. thewa7thw day of each
month, such merchants may submit
to the Board of Charities their-respec-
tivc’proposals for furnishing supplies,
said requisition to said home for said
succeeding calendar month. and to; the
merchant or merchants whose propo-
sol or proposals shall be the lowest
the said Board of Charities shall
Award thenrder for said supplies for
said month.
.According to an ordinance. adopted
inst night, the chairman of theatreot‘
naming, paramount! numbmnf'llif'
mu... globe ordinance was draft
by the corporation counsel. .1. ,
. Theihounolb “mudguard“ the
mini '
Wm}. .
1«‘ 5v
.-'
intoxicants ,
as adopted 1
shall be apportioned and divided ask
chants in the several wards of thel
or “any part thereof, 'as called for by ,
no no policewoman-1009mm
a standinsvcoiumittoo on..- themes-
may on
A llali lloliday for
the Cook
nonrrius
For shoppingand visiting inborn
is a Gas Range in ”the Kitchen
Spend Less Time in your Kitchen
The time you must spend in
the kitchen can be reduced just
tabout one-half if your kitchen is
equipped with
, A Vulcan Gas Range
| No time is lost starting the fire,
lnor is any lost waiting for the
fire to come up.
l When you are ready
The RANGEi is ready
A second after 'you light the
iburner, cooking can be started.
lit matters not ,what kind.
Whether it be the. lady of the
house, or the cook, she can do
Iall of the cooking in less time
'and very, very much better if
'ehr ere is
A Vulcitn Gas Range
in the Kitchen.
f 111 111111 tion
111111 12111111 111111111
, FAST‘JFREIGHT Munro-new
YORK.
Freight boat loaves Pier 81 not
River, New York (foot of Wine
8’L) every day except Sunday, at; p.-
m. Freight received
6 p. in; and at South
6: 30 p. m. 7 ‘
George F. Foch, w W
To...”
'im‘l
rim“? t).
Nor-wait unto.
orwalk unto
———_—_
Fur Storage
Rebeshed and Repair-
ed at Stunner Prices
We insure your furs against
loss or injury.
The cost is trifling—the relief
from worry and care is great.
Your furs must be more than
camphored—they must be kept
in a suitably cold temperature.
Our own furs are stored in the
same way.
Furs that we' store for you re-
quire cleaning ’at regular inter-
vals. , . ,
We consider tlils a part of
our services, and. we. do it con-
scientiouSly; and scientifically.
In fact when we repair or re.
model furs during the summer
months we do not charge for.
storage.
Joseph llaniels; Mar.
252 FAIRFIELD AVE,
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
REBUlLT TYPEWRITEBS - L. c.
Smith.
Remington. all other
makes. sold,
repaired.
I
sold at 95 per month. ‘
JAG. DONNELLY.
"Insurance
wmorrvo compensation, Llablll-
‘ Antimobllo. , ,
norm. FUR (:0;
Underwood.
rsntod.L
‘Rentals. 83'
per month. Machines.
id'louth Main Street. South N9mfl1.‘
fl
-. contest, last night, the Reds, composed Hegemnn ,thc plaintiff. Several wit- Depart ~sn‘,|,
'0! the “05'! forces, won the degree houses were put on the stand, Stephen otal Ex» ' Bal- Over the town farm. should be delivered;-
WOl'k contest, and scored twenty-live Dokus acting as interpreter. . 4,9,0. pengéfl once. drawn to this same store, \11' which the‘ *_
points in the membership contest. l The two cases held yesterday 118- Fire Department ............... :37. 78.00‘333,579.91 . 33,693.09 “We “"0”“ only seventy “V9 “en‘s; $14.95 up
~—~-~r- fore Judge Scott were Ann R. Jack. Street Dept. 5th district ....... 52,295.00 54,911.62 7.388.38 (75) p" “Rahal. when another bier:
. Mrs. Antonio GhiottO.otBumtt W» 11011 vs. George s. Edwards, and the Police Department ............ 30,470.95 26,590.04 3,880.91 "ham ““1 ”emu“? ”mm" ”a" "ti GO Carts $3.95 up
hue, entertained her sister, 'Mrs.,.lulin Budalo Steam pone, Company vs. Fl. Administrative Department _ 116 289.56 12235135 6,567.79 the potatoes from the farm at one;
Southurd. and Mrs. McKenallyv and N. Sipperly. 20. Decision, in both Board of Charities ............ 27,440.00 23.50113). 844.53 “mm- 9'" ”“3“” ““9 WWW have; Stilkies $1 50
MW Mnrgaret 0833 all 0’ Bridgeport matters.‘ were reserved by the court. Schools .................... 130 933.32 130 025:3? 886.48 bought all, had he been psrmitted:| ' up
city. yesterday afternoon, the~guestsq in the Bumno Steam Roller Com- Public Printing ...... . 1'000‘00 1'250 01 349 99 l'llfio that the debts and credits forl ,
returning to their homes last night. 1pm”. vs. E. N. Sipperly, 2d suit At- Cit H ll 1') """"" ’ ' ‘ . ' " this transaction have never been pro-
, , Li H . y a apartment ....... asaooo 3.82137 157.63 nerly passed upon by the Board 0‘ The Newlyweds, you will find here all that is in good
ltorneys iixwe er & llegcman rcpre— Street mp1,, ith district ....... 5t '19 50 4813981 6389 69
.. .. .1 ‘ ’ 1 - . . . - charm” - taste for furnishing the home and the luxury of complete II
won -.out last evening. was en- 8 Mod the Plaintiff and Joseph R. 'lown.Clerks once ............ 2424.00 1323.86 1095.34 . satisfaction folio ch
joyed by the members of the Billiksn Taylor the defendant. Board of Health , ............ 1700 00 'm 1,538 54 - In view 0' these '9‘“; we have re- m a me here'
Club. on Washington street Refresh: The action was to determine who pm, Rotedtion ,3,“ ,,,,,,,,,, 1120 00 “ 1,120 00 quested the Corporaiion Counsel to I
ments were served and a Jolly soclnllthor the company was entitled to ""ls'tnte Aided Highways 11.000.00 Réamrgrmed' - draft arshort ordinance covering the We lwmfl in mm. Homes Comple‘e.
time enjoy.ed Boxing matches were a cover the notes given in partial pay- Special So Maln'St audit-imm- ' ' pp p ‘ ' distribution 0‘ WW“. orders, find the Il/
feature of the cyonlng's entertalu- ment for a roller which had been 7 ' ‘ ' ' purchase of supplies for the town
l .andt Ave. .................... 11,000.00 , 5,048.37 5,903.63 f m h “I ado ted~ It ] belle ed
ment. taken back by the company. l'nexpendcd Appropriations 1910 arm. w c .. P - 9 V
_,_______ ’ ’ ' “' “ ,, will remedy these defects in the man-
—NEW HOTEL MAHAcKEMo, , HOSPITAL worse. m --------- ---------- ‘ 429-51 3500-00 ’21929-51 agement of town Door matters by the I! 1 - . . 27129 :wm .
lLadies mm and gentlenlans lunch.‘ William Darrol, of Springwood ave 80:00: 1‘3“” System, Special ”0&0: We‘AWmfifl‘lw- 2 2 norm of Charities. . l ' GTO” STREET
ro‘om open until 11 30 p m Popular nuc, was admitted last night and 011- c age ' """" 5 o . P 25 4'7 ~ , ROBERT LODDEN. .
prices. Table dhote lunch any cents.l9mted upon this morning Town Clerk. special for movins. 200830 200% m 1H J HIPSON _ Phone "5 . 1- “mile "0318 Thea!”
11: 30 to 2 p." in. Table dhote dinning! Joseph Vedas, of Windsor place, % When the ordinance drafted by the A 0
Wm“? 4,“, cents, 5. 30 11. m to 8 p w“. dmharged {Ms mm,“ Totals ........... . ........ .450 249.81 use 055.1,}: 330.2354 $6,567.79 comma“ mm, ,0: the mesh . =~ r
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