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: thousand dollars, protecting the
-lioldei troni claims tor injuries
by him while playing golf, to,
person or persons, provided, how-l
‘ gm. the liability shall in no event ex—; "Do you sell anyone else for 5 cents,
”d five thousand dollars for damages besides the hardware company,
101‘ such injuries to any one person.
Ta Int 8. Golden
'V Xghphone 1230 South Norwalk. Conn
ask-
ed (‘ hairinuit (lorltam.
“Yes. the D. T Muiphy Company
on East atenue.” said Mr. Sniflin.
\tter repeatedly trying to gain rec-
district commiSsioner,
the floor.
finally gained
“i want to show up the poor busi-
ness method." started Commissioner
Carr, “From the report of our chair-
man (Mr. Snitfiiii, Mr. Bancroft ot‘ the
hardware company was finding fault.
Vlir. ilant'roft didn't want to his ino-
tors from a. c. to d. c. Mr. sniifin told
hint he didn't have to do it, as he
would get the current from South
Norwalk, where as he got 11. c.
would be making $50. Ile
Mr. Snitfini said it wasn‘t a ‘onc-man’
' The building inspector this morning
issued to H. F. Byxbee a permit to
V ’ rel: d his greenhouses 011 Toilsonie
enue. The cost will be about $50.
I‘Dfllcer l-‘iank H.S11'atton
~ of Hmi
land street, 1“ ciijot'i.1a {Olfl‘r'tlu “‘a'1giecmrnt 1 say it. was. 1 don’t like
leave of absence from m}. duties with to censure him, but he is at fault. lie
is a '(lll(‘~lliiill' committee. He does
M'fie downtown polite department. ills
' V"centei heat” is being pziti'tiled by (lt—
flcer John H. 'l‘oothill.
not do business properly for the inter-
ests of the district. he held in so
long." said Mr. (.‘arr. ‘you're gettingr
Mrs. William Parr, of 175 Main it ll now. Everyone is dngnsted and
.» . in'ide. lm willing to get out. l‘m not
_ street, was overcome by the terrific .. .
. ‘ 1 quahhed to do the bookkeeping. but
VV heat of "V‘VHL(V‘Vd“"V,and MV' ("' P" train I‘m trying: to be honest. I can‘t talk
- was called to render medical alien any longer."
.tion. Today the heat 11ct1ni is smite. At this point the only really useful
when mVWVVVVVVVV‘ and valuable more of the meeting was
_ *—_—i , ‘ made. John J. ('avniiaugh offered a res-
MHVh‘VWI (V Donnell, of \‘iinni olution which gave authority to the
punk. is sutlcrinu front a tractuie (”district to ask the mayor to call a
the. right .11111 ‘3‘ ”‘9 “V’V/‘L Th” bteal. special meeting of the Board of Esti-
.- resulted from a fall which Mrs. O‘llon- mate to ask for an appropriation of a
”11911 bid l'eflll’l‘dllh Dr. “V1 J~ Trace)" sum not to exceei $500. This money
attended ”I" injury. 1to be expended in the. hiring of an
' ‘expert electrical accountant to go ov-
Ainong the guests at ilie Summit 1 8r the books of the district and report
House, WW9 Mountains. as recordcdlon the. condition of the district. Chas.
1114119 “Among ”‘9 “ONE" are the E. Dunnehacke made the following
names 0f M“ and Ml‘s- Alden 50“ amendments, and with these attached
’mans. 0" ”llS city ,and their guest, the Cavannugh-Dunnebacke resolution
”Hrs. Roger Williams Polk, of Prole passed:
fillence, R. i. | Amendment.
-—-———-—~ | To make it separte itemized report.
" Children of bay and lower Raymontl‘I oi the accounts of the Sewer Depart.
'thS are. annoying South Mill“ ntent. Fire Department, Electrical 1
Direct residents, according to com-:Departmeni and General District ac-
plain; to the police. Ollicer John H count
Smith will investigate. Children Special Reports on Electrical Depart-
‘1 Vituling grapes on West street will be i merit. Vi
"looked an" by the authorities. j To report the amount the following
1 V has cost, namelthe fiat cost and to
That's Wm be a dance at the Knob in] cost with overhead charges which
m, on Saturday “PM“, September shah include depreciation and" inter-
18th Music. will be furnished by'tcrest onthe plant investment
Bromiield’ s orchestra and the bus williw‘x'affz: :2\:‘::;::2: :Xrelmlgfg 1:0
. :lilVru:e Vilmal111:1th:ViV‘iiVnce'mtj‘tVfq tHVeViusthVsthV Au"! 3] 1915 V‘
V to :rchestral music VV V V V t V B Aterago-cost per lamp 0: street.
' ' lighting of electrical current furnished
~DON'T FORGET 1 . . :hom new station from “ion 1, 191:), to
‘ Aug. 31, 1915.
. your Thursday night dinner is. to be C. Amount received per K. W. 0,.
“r1322.“ the Country Club. lighting purpose and (or munutuctur-.
1 . ' in urpoaes.
1“” ”once havereen notified that a Vi).pTi1e quantity of electrical cur-
Cadillac car,l\’o.181~12. has been “0‘ tent purchased from South NorwaikV
from Bi'uidgopoit William (plane electrical plant, the cost thereof—its
“mi Charles Poms“ “‘51 "‘51” “"r“ disposition, and amount rccehed. f
eluted by Officer John E. ReynoldsV tlicieby shouing the mutant of gain 017
anN Ofiicer Milton l. Lockwood loss. .‘
rged Vwitlt drunkenness, breach oil it A summary of the electrical (19.:
V Deane and destroying properly Cc“ . ptii'tiileiit, showing the amount of gain;
no was fined $15.25 Peterson was or loss front l1111.1 1915, to Aug. 31,:
.e‘ 55 and sentence sttspended._1915.
3” fl..— IV Accountantto Recomm‘énd.
The ‘executive board or the State 5A. To recommend to the dis'trictV
, odors ion of Women's Clubs nieties-:the various kinds or accounts we
V V VrdVay at the Hotel Garde New H . should have in our bookkeeping. and
i
Routine business "Was transact Vfurnish “ key 0" guide that may be",
all The business was "m made pub kept at the Electric station, which the
Plans were- discussed for (“SD District commissioners inal' consult to
.. 11-year meeting which will be held degfimilnentht: prloper nicoount to which;
, a am e c large ~ 1
fillifepo'r; the date 01' “Vth Mil B To recommend to the district...‘
unced later.
that which in his ppinion should be:
done to put the. plant on a paying ba-V
Sis” . \ §VV it
The District was unanimous in vot-
ing against the acceptance of the ’com--VlV
mlssioners report Judge John Walsh’s't
resolution to the steel. that. the re-
port be referred back to the commls~
1 slonerii for an itemized and detailed
, report to be submitted at the ad-
liour‘ned 'meéthrig'V on October Ifit'lif, was
p.aased 1. ‘ .~- ‘1
P. H. Fielding said he though the
idea or an accountant was an ex'céé ‘
111eg good thing. die said if properly
Mrs.
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NEW HOTEL MAHACKEMO.
le's' Grill and gentleman's .‘ltmoli‘
open until 11:30 1). in. Popular1
prices. Table d'liote lunch titty cents.
if» to 2 p. m. Table d'liOto' dinner.
(ignition limit the chair, John D. (‘ air,‘V
we ‘
(meaning ,
‘ sidewalk. V i
"went out on Tuesda'v for an increase—
Greenwich." Conn. , September 29.;11'
’The afternoon program will- be
voted' to addresses on tile- consei‘v
Vtional, he thought, in the conditions
lwmcho existed at the plan 111- Field-
es’nt believe in cutting prices.
it the0 consumer doesnt want to take
'it right, let him go. Although many
terrors would undoubtedly be found in
itheV plants management, their would
lbe nothing crooked about i1. all. [1V
1would be a hard matter to find an
unprejudiced accountant, in Mr. Field;
ing‘s opinion.
The matter of the sinking fund sum
being applied to the tire house debt
has laid on the table by unanimous
vote, as was the matter of grant au-
thority to the commissioners to bor-
row to cover the interest. ,1 l
The meeting adjourned until Octobu
er 15th.
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established. the plaintiff built the
three houses constructed and owed by
him, 18 feet from the inside sidewalk ,"":::-,
line. . .. :‘
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“At. the time said building lines were ' 91.1”“;
established the Aetiin Fire insurance
Company was the owner 01‘ the land
almost directly opposite the location
of the plaintiff's building on the day of
September, 1915, said land running
around to West avenue with the build-
ings thereon standing was sold to'
Henry J. llipson of said Norwntk. one
of the defendants.
"Said Michael J. Riordan, one of the
defendants was chairman of the tour
inittec and 11 member of the council
which established said buildiis line
and ileum J. liipson one of the def i-enu ‘
ants was a member of the council es-
tablishing said line and both have noV
tice or the existence at said building?
line. / V
, “Said Henry J. Hipson as owner anl‘
i
said Michael J. Riorduu as contractori i ' -- V “-‘V A ’
and agent oi said Henry J. Hipoon sref -
now engaged in moving to and erecting? UNI] D E [fi‘Rlc
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distant from the inside line of said
a building on the land so pu1chused:
by said defendant Henry J. Hipsou,V
which building and the veranda sild‘
steps thereof are; less than it) icetl
ii .1. 4,. *étilfi‘l‘nw: 1*,~. f .id'ml
. l 1 c, ',_ .
“The erection of said building is in:
violation or the vote of the council all
said city of Norwaik “establishing the1
said building line on said’ Garner
street. and will work irreparable iu-i
“flurry to the plaintirt {or which ‘the,
VVplaintitf has an adequate remedy at.
law. .5 .- ‘
Quiet Day in Bridgeport. ‘
BRIDGEPORT, Sept.._15.—~This wast
another very quiet day among the!
strikers. of various plants. The cour;
Vinittee of the American Graphaphone
Company‘s strikers met with interna-
tionni President W. H. Johnston 0!
the Machinist-1' Union and made a re-
lV.)Ol'l The company has made no,
Voverturés.- ' . l
The strike at the Crane 1111131; Com;
pant- is said both to be settled and
Vstill in force. it is uppiirent that
many nien‘, claimed to be; twothirds;
of the. (tires. have gone VlVittck. The‘
suike‘rs announce it meeting for to}:
morrow. '
h‘tederick Kipp. hesd ot~ the Ssits‘V
'l‘extile plant. told his strikers Vtodziy'
11m" he Would' see a representative of-
each department, but he would notV .
recognize a grievance committee torm~' . '
Ved hv tiny union The stiikers would ‘
not a ice to this. V :
At other factories where there are-
troubles the strike silliation remains - .
s before. , I 3‘
OLD SAYVBROVOK. 661111., Sept. 16‘
—V—All spare. hands. scciing men and
other laborers of the New Haven road
trom towns in this vicinity were sent
to New Haven Wednesd‘ay_ afternoon.
for work whose nature was not told ‘ *
them.” . s. x V “ .
STONINGVTON, Conn” Sept.16—-
Most of the striking railroad builders
here of the New Haven road, who
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The vast array of Fancy Articles that may be made from Ribbon
g'liate especial appeal to the woman who wishes to make hgr gilt as
effective as possile gimp” [I 1 expenditure of great labor upon it.
For these workers we have gathered- some at the most exquisite
_ ribbons ever seen. 3‘
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1Also a broad aesortment of Ribbons in,,plaid, stripe and floral de-
signs and rich plain colors, very desirable tor girdles, children’ sJiitir-
bow s, millinery purposes, etc. .1...“
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in wages, have left 1qu and the walk
is Vat a stdpstill.
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be. celebrated. at
prominently when the production or
the dramatic spectacle, “Everywom- I
Harris 811 GansV m
.r WATER STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
The City National Bank
an AIM
This Bank is chartered to be of service t
o the communll —-— -
pacity in this respect being unoxoelled. Y VVS C3
Money deposited here u safeguarded by approved and up to date
methods,- and every patron is ”corded th
6 most liber t ~
cut with sound banking. 0.1 ermS comm
Our aim is. to serve well—we are slgnally fulfilling this mission. '
_ Money deposited In our Savings Department on or before 01:-
tober 10th, will draw intend from the first. ‘ V
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Everything in the Optical Line 9
litres Examtned Free,
POPULAR AMusmms picture appeared in a magazme VVor
- newspaper, and reporters declare 1191
‘ _ , ' is one Vot the hardest men to interview .
. “EVERYWDMAN.” He says that he prefers iris work V
There are some big names that loom should spool: {01: him. 1 1 .. 1'
lag: Savage 1s 1‘. New Enmaitder by
a mail oi: culture and education. 1'
still which Henry W Save“ will dill- no is 11 graduate 101' Harvard bn’lver-
Close at the strand opening at The 30- city where he was a classmate of 001. V
: often in print in connection with his!
1 sent Theatre. Friday. September 24 18V Theodore 1119059111111. 1He is a llnquist.
discussed: In the first place, the m': ouster, a man of Catholic tastes.
diicer. Henry w. Savage. bitmap-{Ho has studied the théatre in many
Though Mr-V SVEVEKG' 3 name appears '0 lands 'tmd considers it one ot-‘tha great .
mos of civilization. an ace-dent 1
sad hip: to become a musiwl prop
l1111mm and a passion for the theatre let!
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