WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 29, 1‘51,
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bridge, and Mr. Cuneo said _sbo was
willing to sell the same. but would
like to move the present building
hack, and use it until such time as
the city might desire to take over
the property, when she would imme-
diately give it up.
Councilman Riordan stated that the ‘
city did not need all the property, be-
tween River street and the Nor-walk
river, at once, and be. thought it a
fair proposition. He moved that the
request of Attorney Cuneo be granted,
aid this was carried.
It was voted that the Connecticut
Company s application for a layout on
the Washington street bridge be!
granted: the plan submitted was ap
”proved and the city clerk ordered to
notify the Connecticut tompany
‘such action.
The hearing on the Rowayton ave-
nue lavout “as then taken up The
report of the freeholders was sub
mitted by Richard H Golden, Nelson
W. Benedict and Anthony Ruzickag
and the assessment of benefits and
damages was read by City Clerk LlnX-'
weiler.
Attorney Leo Davis appeared for
the estate of Lewis Rannond, in 0'
position to the report. He said 15
feet was taken fat 3 distance of 1001
feet along the. front of this property,
making 1.500 square feet. and only.
875 damages was allowed. If all
property was needed the dartinge a
were altogether too small.
City Clerk Linxweiler read a letter
addressed to Councilman George W
Stevens, in which M. J.1Burstein, M
1)., objected to the layout. He claim
ed the street was wide enough for
traffic. The trolley cars made no
more frequent trips than they did
when the tracks were first laid. years
£130. and there7were several more
dangerous corners in the avenue than
along this particular point. He con-
sidered his trees to be of more value
than stated.‘
Mr. Golden showed the councilmen
the. layout. and said it hardly affected
.Dr. Burstein's property.
Later Mr. Davis made. a statement
that he had said 1,500 square feet
would be taken from the Raymond
proper“ He had since. learned that
fifteen gear was tokens-on of. miss one,
point, and a much 111111111131 amount.
from tho balance.
The homing 111111 declared closed.
The next matter was the relocation
of poles on (ludlipp street for the
Connecticut Railway (,‘.ontpany A1
off
',nue, and extension of Quintard ave-J
' nue. and requested that the council
All EMPLOYERS AND
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Fm looks as Best Compromise
Between Higher Education and
Business
is your bo1 going to college or the
business world?
Which course did you pursue?
These are two pertinent questions
for every father of a growing son.
A college president one said that
Lincoln would not have be" Lincoln
had be gone to the university over
which the speaker had the honor ot’
'presiding
There could be no exception taken
to such a truism and it is equalh in
ldisputable that Lincoln would not COATS IN
ha1e been Lincoln if he had not ~Velour “DUN, plain ——in rich Silk Velour in Brocade-l Velvets
«sought out all the inlormation which 01' fl" trimmed, ShOWing I’lushes with deep cuffs vivid IBIiick-ailtl~W'llilé"
he could get hold of. Quaint fancies in cut and ”and collar of fine furs.— English checks. and so on
1, The publishers of People's Cyclo. drape-— 1‘1“} 0“
ipedia have done what Lincoln 111111101 . AT A PRICE RANGE OF $20 00 TO $90 00
have theopportunny of doinu, and.1 EVENING WRAPS BEAUTIFUL FURS ‘
hating obtained all the information , 3
111111 l1 any 'one is bitch to need in _- We mention particularly that this display A comprehensive, satisfying Hisstiiiblage 1
eveiy -dav \‘10rk.coillpresscd it 11110 L now includes several imported wraps in Of all the named Furs—plain 01 in 11651 ‘
ii1e 1olunies of convenient size, For over price as high as 251). The unquestioned ex- combinations .
111191111) bound . , , I clusiveness of these Single models makes Alaska Seal; sets of Cross l-‘ux, of Alaska
1 These sets me now being distti- I , . them exceptionally do .rgtble. Sable. etc. Furs of quality backed by the
hated by the South No1wall1 Sentinel, Th lrty YB ars Others 211— Read guarantee of worth.
ias explained in a lance displa1 an ' 11 11 ‘ -_
nouncement printed elsewlme in thisI ~— )l“h§_ old _ . . 1 $35.00 to $200 $25 1” $110 ,
issue. The offer will be 11ithdra11n -.. ‘1 ~——-- :
1nexl Saturday, or 1511111111 if the allot- 1 - W N f
[ment for South N orwalk is exhaustedj . .. ews ° ”—— BATH ROBES .
before then, so present youi coupons" NEW CLOAKINGS AN ARRIVAL SLEEPING GARMENTS
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as early as possible. Exact Copy oiWnppor.
John McMahon. Attorney Davis also
advocated the paving of Burrltt ave-J
recommend an appropriation of the
.Board of Estimate and Taxation ,
Corporation Counsel Tammany said
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there was no liability on, the part of. MA Hi
the city for the falling oi'a tree on 014% 5
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house and tence of Philip slomanslty,
of Day street .and that. hé-recommond-
ed that no damage. be paid. 1 ' 'fi‘r‘ '
The board adjourned until next
Tuesday at 8 o'clock before which;
time it is desired to have all bills?
against the city'prcsented. The bills?
should be. in the office of the city be-i
.foro Saturday.
CONDUCTORS CHANGE.
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1"- 4 Fall Schedule. '
With the change of time which went’
into effect Sunday on the .\ew York.
New Haven and Hartford railroad. the
,men who are passenger conductors 0n
the system changed their runs James
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THE" ORIGINAL
GEORGE’I‘TE CREPES $2.00 to $5.00
"Q1155 00 pm on? 1 CHILDRENS NICHT
F D- K F ALI. AGES! AND MARQUISETTES DRAWERS— '
of Outing Flannel Plain White
TAKE A PACKAGE HOME
and Evening Gowns. ‘ Georgette CLEARANCE 0F or light colored stripes” S‘izes
'IO SUBSTITUTE IS “n," ‘. G00..." Crepes in all blue and tleld mouse BRASSIERES to 10 years.
gray, with rich Persian stripes. AT 50¢ $1 00 to $1 50
Flowered Marquiaettes for pan- .
htmesend ”FREE. PERFUME nit-rs. tunics, etc. Were 811% to $1.50. Dis- CHILDREN’ S
‘ . 1 Write today for 3 mm bgui. d l; " ppm] of overstock neces- BATH ROBES
ED. PINAHD’S LILAC
The world'am oath do: ,. . 1
Is the llvin blatant.
Fine after
Malta for lunacy
mum only 75:. Gas. )
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£statlisltd 185' 7
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floaters Know That
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—the wonderful richness of the new fabrics—
——thc rare beauty and harmony of the new colors—
—the fascinating fancies of design and embellish-
ment in
The New Fall Coats
—-all these must be seen, examined. tried on, to gain a full, true conception of the unusual
beauty of these new garments for outer wear. Aasuredly, our display is easily the most
varied, elaborate and desirable this store has ever made.
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“I DII'I‘AIII can". I!" VIII 0077.,
The Ncw Mudcls
in the famous
La Resista1
Corsets
Boned with “Spirabone.”
Models for every type of
figure in this comfortable,
long-wearing make.
$2.00 to $5.00
—of Eiderdown and Outing
Flannel for cooler days .and
nights. 11
NIGHTGOWNS—
of Outing Flannel
and children.
50.11.151.50
BATH 12031125..
of soft, warm eiderdown. lAlso
Dark Plaids, Stripes; Heavy
Wool Mixtures and Corded Cloths
predominate. Some show thread-
ings of orange or red; several in
stripe effects.
for Women
More conservative Weaves in
black and gray or blue and gray.
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heavier Blanket Robes.
Exquisite Fabrics for Afternoon
Per Yd- $2. 00
Sizes to if. years.
$1. 25 111 $1 '50
HOSIERY
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eary in rearrangement of
this department.
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"GLOVES
In Washable Cape. Sucde
and Doeskln. at—
PATTERN DEPT.
Septcmber 30th closes the Spe- Silk Hosiery, in an infinite
map was exhibited and J. B. Potter,,Kontlng, who has been on Li'tchi‘leld
supcxintendent, explained the plan to and New York trains during the sum
relocate the poles in Rowayton, glv mer, has returned to his usual winter _
ing the poles a better alignment and ran from Danbury to New York and GERMAN 3°“ ”PENN“ Hana.
location. The poles. while owned byfletnm leaving 130111“er at 6 a m in; Zlmmermttnn ‘81 Forahay, who have]
the Connecticut Company. were used the morning and retutnlng on the 2: 33 Participated in many PM“ 0}“??an
jointly by othe1 corporations. D In train. ‘ hero of foreign bond issues are offering: BEFORE figmy
As no one else cared to be heard: John Dyes will continue on the run the imperial German Government 5‘ _ .1
it was moved that the hearing be from Danbury to New Milford. leaving per cent. Bonds (Third War Loam), * 1
closed ‘ ' Danbury at5 5:5 3 111., and returning not callable bcfore1924. at $210 forl (Con? nued from First P61193511
to New York, leaving Dnnbury at 7. 25 each i .000 mark bond. which is equal _____ . . 1.1
it w" voted that m" Rowayion ave a. m., and returning back to Danbuiy to 84. The firm agrees to cash inter-1m”... a“ poor and that she swig“
.nuc layout from McKinley street to on the? :26 p. In. train. John (111111111. est coupons at its office, free of ex- ballot on Riders breath. Flawed
Witch Lam" "9 adopted. ”who during the summer, has been pause, ten days p1ior to maturity. ibauc said about the name. 3,, didtlll'l'.
It was "med to permit the Connec running from Dnnbury to New York The bonds are exempt from all taxes and Mrs Thomas Donlan “Wm,“
ticut Compant 1° relocate “5 ”0'93 inlon the 1un which Conductor Renting in Germany, and interest is payable said Rider drove into mm “a That
Cudlxpp “up“ and Rowavton avenues has him taken, is now in charge of,April and Octolier'. The tlrtn sayS' . afterwards h e heard tallt lhl‘RiM's
Councilman M‘th‘“ offered by "3‘ the train leaving Danbury at 11: 50 a j"O1ving to the present glovi rate. at
011985 an 01‘1““me relative *0 1115le n1., and returning to Danbury at 8: 22 Germany Excl1ana'e,the 11011111111111.1511
health and the tal ing of shellfish ingp. in 1611') high interest return, which, to
Norwalk llfll‘hm 1 l Frank Manet. who has been r11nning§gether with the quality of the bonds
The ordinance p101 idea for .a‘ shell-.011 the noon train to New York, has themselves. should be a redommendar
flSh commission composed 01' an oy-s been assiged a new York division ltion to the careful investor” The. ilrm .
“31‘ 0011111111189 already appointed and night run, from New York to New Hm will issue its temporary receipts. ex- “'99“ ”‘9 “NWT-ti
ConSlSting 0f William F- Hoyt Ed ‘ven and teturn. lchangable for the definitive bonds up ipenred f0!‘ Garry v“ t
mund Zoloft and Datid B Decker, may .7 Lion their arrival. attain: Europe. The 8881th him bl“ was “ ". “eidétfims
the board of health and health oihcer,‘ ‘lbonds will be delivél‘ed free of expensey Rider. Robert Fisk and 1&1 D. 936011-
the latter being the chairman of thel at: nell
commission.
The commission will grant first-class White Memorial Foundation was tiled The 1111111111111 rate of German Elt- been in, one when he 1:1th cow, an- .1
licenses for which a fee of $5 shall be‘ ‘11“, up: office of the secretary of the 'change is 95. the rate today is 84. the other when his car waits cums-11M“ .
charged. This will permit men to tako1g to xeaterday It was signed he (inference 11.11111; 11 per sent. Before and a third when he .53, mmstlown’
shell fish from Norwalk harbor numb M was.) rut! “id Alan 0.11115 was, German 4.961%me a hill.
of Dorlon’s Point but it can be sold
Milli AllllllSlS
did not "make“ the turn :ln ‘the‘thll.
The matter took an hour. and ”a;
'and was featured by 111113 "tis
,‘ CORPORATIOfiMATTERS
A certificate of an amendment to interest 11111111121111.1111 to be made
only to holders 0,; 1511151111 class 1}} of 11?. when normal commons retfx’rn. the {M 0,, 1511111 3,5016,“ 11111511151111: 1-
911895. 11111111111111.1111. retail? é‘ter do? Com-imam 11111111”. shall“ “ll , he “*3“ Robe sunk A. 1.11stbe8th
ers,‘.v¢ho shall payia 111.111.151.11 0! $25. ,_ ' that u) 57711911110611; of 1‘10 pennant Will?“ togeth 1AM“: in!"
:All cysts/115a hill ”5101 the SWW' s ‘ out ”have or with the 1115119111 Exclilmige would - . .
of purity set by the bbbl'd 0110011” and accepted an amendment to the char-8138 a yield of about 8 per cents new
drug inspection; There is to be a pen- ' -y embodied in No. anfium on the investment,
any for violation of 'the ordinance Acts of 1915-1
pedaion was: as _
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o‘sB informatid
iemr about drinking Rider défiied’ilieuv
ing had any drinks and said Wri‘y ’ ‘
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IJohn? Buckley nup- 8,“ .-
repres'entcd 111111131111 “Milk“? .7
:1 lathe. armless. of issoaiation o: the time of mohaila'p. « {Garry about three acclimate...“ had}, ,
There ‘were many witnesses, g1.
were selling at 101. Lillian this V1baais.lam‘g~ them‘ being N 1 15.111111111191111 1 .
cial “Designer" Fashion Magazine 1 mm,” of new shades and
offer-40¢- f01‘ “19 "13931839?" 0110 $1~50 combinations. Several black-
year. copy 0"!"3" MEMO“ 1300“ And in Cape, Brown or and-white novelties ........
and Free coupon for one Standard
Pattern.
1 ,7 opmrh 1" "
‘ ., tired. was mad Dumb 111°"? ““1”“ car July 9 in No‘rwalli 1‘while under .-
Grey Suede at .............
$1.15—$1.50 .
51.00—51.50
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