“hood tomorrow . evening.
' Thursday night at the Country club.
' multinaree‘waehm‘hiowlstho-5,, m,“ iti'eet: .
wsnunsnav. NOV. to. our
,‘a
’ m. momma-1
At. Lane a m. m
out-m Flo-h cerium. with
.to serve on the“. lwdlm.
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f. amt-silt.
.7 Cream. Fruit Flavors:
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Nowfi is your chance to se 1
cure your winter’s supply of
OPPORTUNITY
co AL dining this pleasant
weather. Before the cold wint y blasts are here. We cater to your
wants in a most satisfactory spinner as We buy and sell only the :
finest coal produced from the when. A trial will convince the most
fastidious. We are pleasing a vast throng so get in line and send .
“in your. order or hold up our sa‘esmen and You Will hear and see
more of the thousand householl goods we have in stock. Flour, :
We are purveyor set the best to the people in this {
section of the state. i
armour) choruses, 137 Wellington 8 e
Shm l ‘
m 9 David W. Raymond Feed, Grain.
0...... UN DERTAKER
Pineapple new RED tame BUILDING
21 wasnmorou er.
Tet, office, 1m; Hm. as.
man Bakery.
61 WW ‘
street:
REDUCED
Escallop s
WAR-WANTED DRYp
l
' large Salt Mackerel
Smoked Berri-pt,
Salt (Bod. Sardines,
Japanese Crab Neal.
'l‘una l‘ish.
Fresh Fish. Oysters.
Clams, lobsters.
Cutbill’s
BRIDGE MARKET
7: North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone rob
The pinocle tournament of Butler
Lodge and Colfax Encampment will be
A regular and important meeting of‘
Norwalk Lodge, B. P. E., will be held
tonight.
The national board of Daughters of
Liberty Odicers meet, tomorrow after-
noon in Progress Forum Hail, Wash-
ington street.
On November 16th the county com-
missioners will hold a session in the
City Hall for the purpose of issuing.
liquor licenses.
Oincer Edward J. Clune was unable
to report for duty last night, on ac-.
count of illness.
~FR'DAV LUN‘WEON There was a rehearsal of the Nor
serted as it special feature at Country walk Club Minstrel Show that even
Club.
.ing.
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"REMEMBER 3 George D. 'Butterworth and familv.
that you get an exceptional dinner, rpf. East avenue returned to New
.York, yesterday, for the winter.
"Milo: Eva Warwick. of Ruthrnford,; An advertising agency today, in the
d M S asvlsltor at the home 01 M' downtown section, distributed 'Catho-
an m tephen W. vehor’ °f Q‘m“ lic Service Cards" for the present
bard avenue.
year. ' t g l 37
At the meeting. tonight. of Court' A stated convocation of Washing
laurel, the married ladies will pleas ton Chapterh No 24 3.3.x. M" will be
antly entertain the single members of held this p‘ve'ning',~,w when the .R A. M.
the court. Ali inte’s‘restlng social time Idsmwm a” congei‘nd.
is expected. .3 W
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—BANNER BAKERY, 6 MONROE 8111;.“ meeting of the, Welcome Stran-
Didyou eier try one orhur delicioub gm». Lodlu’. 35¢ Sons of at George,
layer caken. with soft cream or "05‘ held last night in tile lodge rooms.
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21.x 7» 7 ‘
time. you will want another. Tel. 367:
{m7 ‘s; U l T s
The PARIS mm,
33 sou-m MAIN or. scorn NORWALK’
error-arms harmony scone.
Cloaks & '
31E Dnnnebacke. recommendedw that
, and Ralstona that when you are
, We might say that comfort was the
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FEET user
When you’re considering comfort~
considering feet.
RALSTON
SHOES FOR MEN
$4.00 to $6.00
fit as though made to your measr
are. They require no breaking in.
drat thing considered in birthing~
literati they were not so pro»
nimtly stylish. You can ieel
an" 0! both style and comfort in
7 buying Balston‘a.
”500 be asked from the Board of An-
viiopiiatlon to make a preliminary in-
;.vestigation by expert accountants in-
ato the records of the city. Council-
.man Nutting presented a resolution,
.whlch was passed asking that the
them from the board of estimate. re Board of Mummy approprfiue this
ports of the past year's work in thelaum, Another resolution was pre.
fire and building departments “emit-tented by Councilman Eds" G Mur-
submitted to the council. These mat phy. hhlch called for the authoriza-
ters were anions a “View 0‘ ““ewtion of the mayor, in the event the
eating business which was dlscussedl‘mo w“ granted. to employ a firm
that evening. {or expert accountants.
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PAGE SEVF’
WITH FRENGH Rim-B“ .‘
Is the most attracticve'sbong-a‘
women that we have slim to...
many a moon.
or BLUE run 7 ..
GLOVER’E
t22 Washington on, be. Nor-walk
Mayor Carl Axel Harstrom, in (“8" M06811. Montgomery and Dunne.
cussing the holding-up of the Boardlhache go into minute detail in dis.
of Education bill. stated that on the'm, 0, - ‘echmc.m5_x. ..ybUD wu
27th of October he ordered the can“. cussing the city's “1.1” in 3 finan-
cellatlon of 178 01190”. made 0‘“ u out way, and summarize conditions
accordance with a requlsmw "own this fashion in conclusion:
the Board of Eduw‘ion- 0“ "W “The condition your committee
ground that a pm 0’ "‘9 r"¢“‘°“‘°“7iinds is. tn short:
was charitable l0 185‘ V95" 5 appro, That the city clerk'aomce contains
priatlon, which has been exhausted. ; I“ records only check ”my” and paid
A new requisition w“ made. omit 'bilts. There are no accounting rec-
ting ltcmlt oi October 4th. 51h, Gilliords worthy of the name
and 7”“ “‘d "”5 “8" requisition was “That the books of the city liens
1‘0“er urer do not show the amount 0!
The stand the mayor took was this money available for the use of the
The teachers earn their money. he Fourth “um district or the “new
stated and they will ”0“" 0“mini money or allable tor the use of the
salaries. but the administration, he Fifth taxing district.
pointed out, feels justified in insist "That the Fifth taxing dm'lc‘, has
log that these bills of the education' had the benefit of moneys belonging
“Wm“ 5”“ b' 9"“ “W‘W'to the Fourth taxing district, and the
to law. Mayor Harstrom. therefore, moneys charged will!" ”WNW
ruled that these bills cannot be paid tions are incorrect.
until the board of estimate and tax-l “That. ”Wu" R0 check on the
alien makes a deficiency approprlu '0”, of the. city WW” “we;
who" to “I. Boatd’t‘l'mucfllon. Ewottld 3““ I. cal-mt .rW'B
The mayor wrote to Superintendent ”Th”. conditions are gel-10“,; and
The that meeting of the board of no)
Hmate and Apropriatlon. at which itc-1
ion will be taken on the new depart ’
ment budgets, will be held tomorrow
evening in the City Hall.
:
rm Edna"? Mid? A in Eight pom ' baby
of Schools lrd T. Chapman. outlining
the state of aifuirs ' as mentioned
above. Technically and legally, the
'figiri was born to Mr. and Mrs. George
M. White mother and child are do-
your“ committee believe ‘ it lnadvls»
able to delay their report longer in
order to examine the accounts of the
other departments. In their opinion
expert accountants should immediv
ately be employed to make a prelim
lnary irlvestlgation and report on all
lfront of his plaeeof business, refer-7
46 Main fin, Nor-walk.
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mortgage he holds on this prorerlv’
This was referred to Corporatlon
Counsel Lockwood.
The financial report of the city
clerk and the monthly report oi City
Treasurer Wilfred Bodwei‘i. were re-
ceived. approved. and placed on tile.
The mayor called especlal attention
to the low rates of interest secured
by Treasurer Bodwell.
A communication received from L
W Leonard, referring to claim made
for redress as a result of his fennel
on Prospect avenue, being torn up.‘
was referred to the police depart-
ment.
The petition of Samuel Cochran for
the abatement of taxes on property;
on Shorehaven. was .referrod to the;
corporation counsel. Mr. Cochran, in.
his letter. made the statement that
the high taxes in Norwalk is hinder
lug development here. i
Abraham undue. ofl'm North Main
street, had his reuueat for permission
to install a movable gas innit in
to Ihe sreet department. E.
L Hefner’s no to remove his
tank from so tolls Seaview avenue
Ask to See it
CONNEA LLY 8: BRACKEN
South Norwalll, Conn. _
BU r
Hazelton
Coal
at
The B. Hershfield 8t SonCo
Gately Tficnaaa
Latest Styles -
Reasonable Price. ..
on
Ladies’ Costs
42 South Main St.
South Norwalh.
VII. M I” WATII I7.
‘ tats was sive'ri.
The Red Men's pinocie tournament Thursday. Friday and Saturday cm.
will start next Tuesday evening The ford Hotel vacant store.
special committee last evening made.
their report to this effect at the meet-E Detective Sergeant Thomas heath-
hl 0' ”“0“ Tribe. 'N°- 36' 1- 0- R- M' erland 7will today investigate a break
"“ into the Muller-Gloria mills. garage.
Charles H Dilworth secretary of uptown, and the theft. of some tools
he Norwalk Chamber of Commd'ce. themmm
is ill atendance today at a meeting
of secretaries of Connecticut chamber,
of conlrnerces.
‘ J. w. Sparks. of Rowayton in the
bowling by the members of the Com
niutor’s Club. in the Palace Alleys.
The Slow“ Mirna"; flu: “mi r}; last night, made the score of 210, be
“”19 ‘ 3 ”g“ 3' a “r "y n ‘ ing the highest man. The tournament
Metres ”“8 week The members will continue next Tuesday night.
will appreciate the efforts of the. en- _
bertainnlent committee in this respect; in the Parish Hall tonight at 8
and are anticipating a pleasant time“ o‘clock. there-will be held a reception
in commemoration oi the 2t6h anni-
The first annual military ball oi versary of Grace Episcopil church
Oompany “14”“ Order °t MM'O' which is now being celebrated. Much
Stamford will be held in the armory interest is being shown in the happy
P that city tonight. Members of Com occasion
pany A. of the local lodge of Moose,
will be in attendance. 7 l
The oilice oi the building inspector
today issued permits to install plumb
Jegtatt‘l‘lm' gem“? and ““3; 1‘)" ing the home of t. w. Doty, on OS-
3 e trusts?!“ 2:1.“mt6332yd way born avenue. and to wire houses owu
‘°° °“ 9 “e 3 ° ed. by the following: Fred w. Weed.
town C'ongregatidnal, church, last Prl N rth T
will. when the Tuskegee institute East avenue. “John act, 0 ”I
m rendered a concert of more lor avenue, Match & Bailey, Marshall
film: "an” worth An interesting street. and M. Draskey, Taylor ave-
discussion on the Work of the intitl- “"' ‘ "
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A regular meeting of the Catholic
Union Council, Knights othlumbul.
.was held last night. The regular
routine business wastcarrled out. Thel
second sittingof the pinochle tourna-
ment of the club was held lifter the
meeting. There are no7Driaes given
' or searea- lrept in this tournament. but
when a side fails to make its hid. it
has to put up a dime. This money
will be used for a chore dinner for
the players and club next summer.
The Sentinel is in receipt of an in-
entry as to why the newspapers have
ing nicely D“ A' N Clark ‘8 l" 5' superintendent responded, the mayor's
,tendance stand was correct but not in accord
. ' since with "pioctlcal facts." Mr.
t __ V ‘Q
Rummage sale. 1"" M' 1“ church. Chapman in his communication then
leaned in an exhaustive explana-
tion. stating it was understood that
the monthly payroll was to be pro-
parod at the end oi the month. and
that the payment would be made
chargeable to the fiscal year in which
such monthly pay-roll fell due.
Bills in every other departments
wherein the appropriations were ex
haunted were voted held up until the
Board of Estimate makes the noose
nary appropriation. No bills were to
be paid, it was stated. unless the
Board of Estimate had already an:
proprlatsd the necessary sums to
cover them '
l-‘inance Committeemart Maurice H.
Nuttlng presented a msolution.whlch
was passed unanimously. authorising
Mayor
hillty oi the Fifth Taxing District.
,to borrow the sum of $52. 000, for
which a promisory note will be execu-
ted. This is to meet. aside from run~
nlng expenses. the state tax. which
falls due today. and which will not
$20 interest item will be included
therewith.
Another resolution presented by
Councilman Nutting was to the ef-
feet that all othelals of the city and
heads of the various departments
stamp the Word i‘Approved" over
their signatures on all bills,w which
are to be in the hands at the city
pier-k on the 4th day, of every month.
Councilman Nutting presented a bill,
which he did not 0.x. for four ballot
box clerks at the last election. The
bill was for {20. When he asked why
it was the same name was down on
the list twice. for. 86’ each time, the
city clerk emitted that. this man
worked both night and day at the
polls- finance committeoman Nut-
ting reported. also. that notes. hear.
lag a par cut. interest. had been. is-
Haratrom. on the reaponal- '
he pald until two days later. when a .
departments. To cover this prelimin-
ary investigation the Board of Earl
mate should be asked to appropriate
$600. if the expert aocountants' re-
port substantiates the report at your
committee. disclosing conditions such
as described herein. a further aunt
ali‘ould be salted suflcient to rewrite
the hooks oi the city. for‘the past.
two years in order that It may be do
ermlned what moneys were received
pertinent.
The corporation coun .l will inves
gigolo Prospect Hill residents‘ re-
quest for sidewalks. According to.
the recently added amendments tol
the city charter curbs and sidewalks
must be laid and maintained by prop
erty owners.
Dover street residents naked for a
uniform aidewalk- grade on that!
street. This was referred to the
,and disbursed for the beneilt of the “my new“, . I;
Fourth taxing district and for the A ”we“ may years in the come
benefit of the Fifth taxing dlstrch‘1ln'. was “mm wasted built by;
and to establish I proper system 0‘ property owners on (‘edar street’
“=me which ‘1“ safeguard “'9 Twelve families. it was stated, are;
separate interests or the two toxins vitally interested in the laying all
districts and make a recurrent:e Of this necessity. it was referred t6}
the present condition impossible." ‘0” Elm. department.
Attorney" Leo Davis appeared in be- . Gilbert F' Stevens. through his at-
half at John McMullen. of Judah ls torneys. Walsh & Hubbell makes
land. ofl Burrltt avenue, this city. and:claitn against the city for the deathl
MM lb“ 8‘09 M taken ‘0 MW of his horse. which was the result of:
tBlm‘ltt avenue 11le and (0 ht" injuries suffered in a fall due to what
Quintard avenue extended through to was alleged to he a defect in the‘
LOWMGI “0008- ipavement on West avenue. nearly op-
Mr. Mcliullen, Attorney Davis all lposite the downtown Baptist church.
ted. during the past few years has This inatier will be looked into by
,spent about 84, 000 of his own money the corporation counsel !
in building sidewalks. eté.. and at-i The aim: depaptment will report‘
tractively improving the vicinity of later on a request coming from Mar
Burrltt and Quintard avenues. ' In l‘O‘lg'an avenue that the easterly portion
compenae '0!" “113. 8“ “Ill the city of that street he accepted by the city
has ever done in this section was to A request for 137 feet of sewer on
install a catclrbuln. “ Lyons place was *reierred to the
it was stated that in the street delgmt momma,“ ‘ ..
l.tmrtnwnt budgets the New” com-l Councilman John w. Smith, “com.
missionera have asked for appropria. mlttee on lights, stated that the plac-
tlons to cover both. the .p.avlng of in. of a light at the Franklin street
Burrltt avenue and the extension ofzextension was absolutely necessary:
‘Quintard avenue to Lowndes avenue. He wa‘s empowered to take action in
Dr. J Milton Collard chairman of this direction Haitian received Ste
the Board of Education, apfeared bo- thorlaation to have lights installed
fore the council representing that near Center street uptown.
body. as stated the board wanted .'.The Board of Assessma requested
the. council to have Qumpriated the permission from the ecuncll to hire
sum of 81.1!” to furnish" medical in John W. Cur-now, for 'cierical work.
operation for the local public schools at a salary, “1400. This was grant-
was also referred'to the street de _
large number of residents and pro: city. on the responsibility of
balance to Wait street. «imam. tilted to the GeorgeN. Burr Comm:
is Flat Hill Road. The last city of New York. on the aura of 320.000,
council. acting upon the request of a which was recently borrow“ by. the
the
3! owners on this street, authoris- foarth and m districts.
,_ "3 .ml. its 1
mama, brougbtabouttheicityanuceopndtflonam‘W’w ' umw'um
They want. as well. an :order issued
by the council whereby. they can die:
h...“
at the entrance to Prospect
"uiietdm Hiram d0:
of the two houses on the cliy'aMOtMo cover the clerk's salary.
rears street. identa of .which th
ed. with the. proviso that the Board
ofgllistlm’atea ‘ is the sumo!
Reports from. the past month's tin.
.vestisatlouse- by the street depart-
ment bronchi out the fact that have
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13 Railroad Ave.
'Phone 1412
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Great Britain and lreland
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5 Railroad Ave. South Hamill. i
the building of the sewer, which was;
reported to be badly needed. Tbe'
Boord of Estimate has been requested
to grant an appropriation for this
work. .
The Board of Estimate will also bc§
requested by the street department
‘ for the necessary capital to permani
ently pave the Wilson Point road. No;
appropriation is available for work:
at Ohio and Main streets it was re?-
ported. “i
The Board of “Health, through ln-j
lveatigatiens made by Dr. w. J. Tra-'
coy. reported that sewer connection‘
will be made by several Plymouth'
avenue residents, against-whom com
plaints had been ‘made. One piece:
of property in this vicinity, which
badly needed conneetiona of this na~l
ture, it was reported, was owned by,
a person not financially able to bring
about the necessary improvements. 5
Councilman Nuttlng presented'
bonds from Constables Stewart El-i
ltot, Clarenc Brush and Oliver 1.:
Clark .as Well as Corporation Coun-
sel Edward M; Lockwood. The ap-
pointments of the town doctors, sta-_
ted the mayor, will not be made until.r
me first of next year, the present:
tracers not retiring hetero December. ‘
.31st. '
Reports of the building inspector
and tire ch.lei' presented last night,
are shown 7 in - The Sentinel elsewhere .
today.
Clarence 1.7 Finch, building inspee
tor. protested a hill. 0! $40 for the
care of his automobileio‘r a month.
The last council, he stated, allowed
lujm wail Action on thiswvas pose
polled”
_ The communication from the ,Con-
nectilcut Company referring. to the
holding of a hearing on the relocav
Our spacious and on riding
automobile will e out
panic. '
Phone
Day crNiuht;
ANDREW TAM
Livery and Trucking
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Real term and insurance , Toilet. P ”’3’;me “his“?
Phone 10632
Galvanized Ware
Tubs. Hull. Wt“,
Albert E. Gehebea
wasumc'ron air;
Prompt «Delvsry
Mes ahead: 3
stateroom
On Draught Every where '
lieu of poles on Main street from
New Canaan avenue to the end of
the line at Winnipaulr. was tabled.
City Clerk Stephen Dokus brought
up the matter of whether the city
other cities who do business in Nor- ,3“. Bo "Add: m
~Accspt Ill Mm W
” Mbiy’bo hem it our way-4m. don't.
walk. This matter was referred to'
the consummation-oi. “:7
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Your enioymen-t another “a
delicious dishes will be». M ’
ly increased if theylamw '
paniod by a glass or» '
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2 Regularly Will-out Delay
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